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adolescence phase high intrinsic instrumental relevance transformative action rural adolescents intervention delivered pace curriculum innovations introduce health nutrition sessions b delivery content community settings rural bihar paper examines impact intervention showcasing establishment intergenerational community connect empowering invigorating adolescent girls gender attitude empowerment adolescent health nutrition impact evaluation based twoarm intervention comparison groups cluster randomized controlled design two rounds representative crosssectional surveys baseline endline sample comprised 2327 2033 adolescent girls 1519 years respectively descriptive statistical differenceindifferences propensity score matching methods used confirm program impact psm analyses confirm high significance impact gender equity norms diets nutritional knowledge understanding employee related rights responsibilities schoolgoing adolescent girls performed better discontinued formal education intervention showcases importance delivering modified pace curriculum rural settings leveraging community platforms findings call greater policy attention scaling similar initiatives empowerment social capital development adolescent girls