Theoretical framework enhances community engagement to prevent sexual violence in adolescents, suggesting effective interventions.
Adolescent sexual violence prevention programmes in rural Ethiopian communities are essential to address high rates of gender-based violence and promote health and well-being among adolescents. Not applicable A theoretical framework for engaging rural Ethiopian communities effectively in adolescent sexual violence prevention programmes is proposed based on existing evidence and best practices. Programme developers should prioritise community-level interventions that incorporate educational workshops, support groups, and policy advocacy to foster sustainable behavioural change.
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