Cash transfers prevent intimate partner violence: Study (Business Standard)
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Business Standard published a news article about the preventative measures of cash transfers and behavior change communication programs for reducing intimate partner violence in Bangladesh. IFPRI research fellows Shalini Roy and Melissa Hidrobo were included in the article discussing how reductions in IPV were sustained after the social protection programs ended.
Photo credit: Mohammad Aminul Islam Khandaker/IFPRI
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