Knot ready: Lessons from India on Delaying Marriage for Girls
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2008
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The Knot Ready study was conducted in India from 2005 through 2008. ICRW researchers analyzed child marriage trends in the sub-continent over the past 15 years and assessed the effectiveness of programs and policies aimed at delaying marriage.
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