An assessment of the economic and social impact of VAWG in Ghana, including details of the sample size and methodology involved. Findings point to VAWG resulting in a diminished sense of safety in the community, a reduction in social cohesion, and losses for women’s leadership, leading to negative implications for women and their communities.
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- Social Costs of Violence against Women and Girls: Evidence from Ghana
Social Costs of Violence against Women and Girls: Evidence from Ghana
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- VAWG themes: Costs of VAWG
- Country: Ghana
- Project: What Works to Prevent Violence: Economic and Social Costs of VAWG
- Author: Nata Duvvury
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