Ahmad A Kamangu, Maurice C Y Mbago
Provision of sexual health education in secondary schools: A multidisciplinary lens of stakeholders in southern highlands, Tanzania
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paper evaluates direct indirect impacts interactions individual social ethics primary secondary tertiary education religion buddhism christianity hinduism islam judaism health happiness alternative religious contexts majority minority religions alternative education policies gross enrolment perstudent expenditure also specifies time lag shortrun indirect impact size happiness health longrun equilibria happiness health statistical results show religious secular ethics beneficial impacts happiness health individual social levels next education policies similar impacts happiness health religious contexts religious ethics larger beneficial impacts health happiness coupled social individual education policies respectively combined statistical analytical results show largest shortrun indirect impact happiness health occurs 4 years 1 10 points happiness produces approximately 3 additional years healthy life expectancy birth next longrun equilibria happiness health globally stable achieved 8 years oscillation dynamics