The intergenerational approach to development: Bridging the Generation Gap
Category
Adolescent Wellbeing and Youth Development
Publication Subtitle
Bridging the generation gap
Publication year
2003
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ICRW evaluated the effectiveness of an intergenerational approach – when youth and adult participants work together to enhance positive adolescent development – to support efforts to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS, promote girls’ education and improve child protection. In this brief, ICRW provides direction for integrating this approach in programmatic efforts.
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