6 Uganda Adolescent Life skills Decreased Clustered and girls (ages (leadership, teenage Randomized Livelihood 14-20) rights awareness, pregnancy Control Trial for management rates; (N=4,800) skills, increased (ELA) negotiation and knowledge conflict of HIV and resolution), pregnancy; sexual and increased reproductive condom use; health elimination education, and of reported vocational “unwilling” training in girls’ sex; only spaces increased use of health facilities for those with STIs; increased income 7 Economic Liberia Young Knowledge and Increased Individual level women behavior skills; earnings and randomized of (ages livelihoods labor force control trail Adolescent training to (N=1,601) Girls and support girls’ increased Young transition into Women productive (EPAG) work; childcare indicators. during training; No impacts cash stipend on teen pregnancy. 8 Haiti AGI Haiti Vulnerable Vocational Increased Qualitative young training; life evaluation: 11 women skills training; focus groups (ages one month-long and conducted with internship; motivation, 107 stakeholders psycho-social higher interviewed support expectations throughout; cash about future Quantitative stipend labor market Impact Evaluation: Randomized control trial (N=1474) Table T2: Case Studies - Components
6 and Livelihood for (ELA) Uganda Adolescent girls (ages 14-20) Life skills (leadership, rights awareness, management skills, negotiation and conflict resolution), sexual and reproductive health education, and vocational training in girls’ only spaces Decreased teenage pregnancy rates; increased knowledge of HIV and pregnancy; increased condom use; elimination of reported “unwilling” sex; increased use of health facilities for those with STIs; increased income Clustered Randomized Control Trial (N=4,800) 7 Economic of Adolescent Girls and Young Women (EPAG) Liberia Young women (ages Knowledge and behavior skills; livelihoods training to support girls’ transition into productive work; childcare during training; cash stipend Increased earnings and labor force increased indicators. No impacts on teen pregnancy. Individual level randomized control trail (N=1,601) 8 Haiti AGI Haiti Vulnerable young women (ages Vocational training; life skills training; one month-long internship; psycho-social support throughout; cash stipend Increased and motivation, higher expectations about future labor market Qualitative evaluation: 11 focus groups conducted with 107 stakeholders interviewed Quantitative Impact Evaluation: Randomized control trial (N=1474) Table T2: Case Studies - Components
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