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Ending child marriage by empowering girls

How gender clubs are encouraging young girls to say no child marriage.

Girls should learn about mensturation and menstruation hygiene in order to keep them at school. (Hiwot and Berhane at Zengoo Primary school, Sheno)

National Costed Roadmapto end child marriage and FGM/C

Girls should learn about mensturation and menstruation hygiene in order to keep them at school. (Hiwot and Berhane at Zengoo Primary school, Sheno)

National Costed Roadmap for ending child marriage and FGM/C

National Costed Roadmap for ending child marriage and FGM/C

National Costed Roadmap for ending child marriage and FGM/C

Ethiopia launches a five-year, US$ 94 million plan

to end child marriage and FGM

One size does not fit all

The patterning and drivers of child marriage in Ethiopia’s hotspot districts

What works to tackle child marriage in Ethiopia

A review of good practice

Child marriage in Ethiopia

A review of the evidence and an analysis of the prevalence of child marriage in hotspot districts

Ayate, Ashe, Biftu, Anifa, and Asiya all said ‘No’ to marriage.

Five brave girls say ‘NO’ to marriage

Bale Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia

7th grade friends and students at Wengi primary school in Zigem, Amhara region, "Because we have been part of the girls club, we have rescued a girl from marrying this man her family knew" (Left to right) Mekdes Degnew, Ayehush Abera and TIgist siyum, 14 © UNICEF Ethiopia /2017/Marta Tadesse

Ending child marriage in Ethiopia

For every child, safety