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THRIVES : core strategies to prevent violence against children

Published Date:

6/2/15

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English

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National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (U.S.). Division of Violence Prevention.

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THRIVES at a glance: • THRIVES is a group of strategies that are effective in preventing violence against children. • These multi-sector THRIVES strategies can help countries link national data from Violence Against Children Surveys to scalable and sustainable action. • CDC, PEPFAR, UNICEF, USAID, and the WHO all recognize most of the THRIVES strategies as being critical components. THRIVES strategies: • T – Training in parenting • H – Household economic strengthening • R – Reduced violence through legal protection • I – Improved services • V – Values and norms that protect children • E – Education and life skills • S – Surveillance and evaluation

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