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Guide for measuring promising practices in adolescent programming

The framework for planning and measuring promising practice in programming for adolescent wellbeing

Adolescent students
UNICEF Indonesia/2017/Liz Pick

Highlights

The purpose of the Overview of Promising Practices in Adolescent Programming by UNICEF and other partners, is to examine the strategies that have been identified as most effective in contributing towards improvements in outcomes for adolescents as they transition into adulthood to become productive members of society.

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UNICEF and Oxford Policy Management
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Education
Adolescents
Adolescent and youth participation
Indonesia

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