Time To Act! Project in Cambodia sees marked reduction in youth marriages


Plan International supported a recent youth debate competition in Ratanakiri province on issues of child marriage, forced marriage and young married life. - Photo: Plan International

PHNOM PENH: Plan International Cambodia has reported strong new evidence of progress in reducing Child, Early and Forced Marriage and Unions (CEFMU) in Ratanakkiri and Stung Treng provinces, based on findings from the end-line study and final evaluation of its “Time to Act!” project.

The initiative was implemented in 86 villages and focused on advancing adolescent girls’ rights, improving access to education, strengthening protection systems and promoting economic empowerment.

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