Low-cost parenting app cuts sexual violence against Tanzanian girls by over 50%
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A digital parenting program developed with research from the University of Oxford has been shown to reduce sexual violence and exploitation against adolescent girls in Tanzania by more than half. Additionally, a separate study indicates that the program could generate significant health service savings, suggesting it is an affordable violence prevention tool.
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