August 15, 2022

Behaviorally-Informed Strategies to Engage Men in Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls

UN Entity:

UN Women

SDGs:

SDG 05: Gender Equality

Innovation Area:

Behavioural Science
This document identifies potential target behaviors and barriers and proposes behaviorally-informed solutions to engage men in VAWG prevention in LAC. To this end, it draws on two sources: 1) a literature review of the behavioral science and VAWG literature focused on barriers, facilitators, and successful interventions; 2) qualitative semi-structured interviews with men and experts who work with men in VAWG prevention in LAC
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