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Yes I Do – Champions of Change Towards gender equality in Chadiza district, Zambia Final evaluation study

Authors
J.M. Zulu, J.K. Krugu, M.C. Kok

The Champions of Change intervention was implemented and monitored by Plan Zambia over two years in Chadiza and Petauke districts in the Eastern province of Zambia. The intervention is part of the YES I DO programme, which aims to reduce child marriage and teenage pregnancy in
these districts.

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