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Evidence Demonstrating Impact – RCTs and Systematic Review Research Data

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The CI has recently been working in partnership with and with support from UNICEF New York to identify high quality, high credibility, recently peer review journal published research data (with a numeric impact point) that provides compelling evidence for the positive direct impact of social change, behaviour change and community engagement action on priority development issues. A consultation group from this network provided review and input.

Just a few examples of the data identified in substantive Randomised Control Trials or Systematic Reviews include: Reduced neonatal mortality by 41%; 11.8% increase in the number of children fully immunised; 49% reduction in maternal mortality; fathers were 1.59 times more likely to be engaged with their children; 25% reduction in sexual violence; adolescent girls 4.9 percentage points more likely to engage in income-generating activities; 28 percent decrease in teen pregnancy; 5.2% increase on student’s expectations regarding their future; 12.55% increase in child cognitive development; 26% reduction on those reporting experiencing physical violence; and more.

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DETAILS

Publication

2022

Authors

Emergency

All

Scope

Advocacy

Language

English

Region

Global

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