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Record ID: c2f7b205-0bac-4ce9-b82d-414dcf9dac05
Web resource: http://www.gbv.ie/wp-content/uploads/2007/12/75-safe-schools-program-quantitative-research-instrument-to-measure-school-related-gbv.pdf
Type: Report
Title: The safe schools program : quantitative research instrument to measure school-related gender-based violence : December 2006
Authors: prepared by DevTech Systems, inc
Keywords: Community education;Impact on children and young people;Community development
Year: 2006
Publisher: United States Agency for International Development, Washington
Notes:  General overview: This document comprises instruments developed to measure school related gender based violence in Malawi, Africa. The instruments assess the knowledge, attitudes, practices and experiences of boys, girls and teachers with physical psychological and sexual violence.

The Safe Schools Program is funded by USAID and works in Malawi and Ghana to improve educational and health outcomes in schools by creating safe environments for boys and girls and reducing school-related, gender-based violence (SRGBV). The study described in this document was carried out by Dev-Tech Systems and the Centre for Educational Research and Training (CERT) through the Safe Schools Program.

The document begins by describing the methodology used in collecting the baseline information in forty primary schools and the sampling procedures and criteria for selecting the schools, students and teachers. The document describes procedures such as training of the enumerators, the survey instruments used and the data collection and analysis.

* Protocol for Analysis and Report Writing for each of the above questionnaires
URI: https://anrows.intersearch.com.au/anrowsjspui/handle/1/19217
Physical description: 55 p.
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