Economic consequences of child marriage in Mozambique, and what it will take to end the tradition
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Alexis Barnes
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The AFK Insider cited an ICRW/World Bank project, which is helping to better understand the economic and social costs of child marriage, and highlighted some of the project’s preliminary findings in an article on the consequences of child marriage in Mozambique.
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