Charting the Future: Empowering Girls to Prevent Early Pregnancy
- Author:
- ODI-Save the Children
- Publisher:
- ODI-Save the Children
- Publication Date:
- 11 July 2012
- Tags:
- Children and Youth
The debate about family planning has overlooked the dangers of adolescent pregnancy for too long, says a major new report by ODI/Save the Children. 'Charting the future: empowering girls to prevent early pregnancy' exposes the challenges inherent in changing cultural norms, helping girls to take control of their own futures.
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