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Youth wellbeing, healthy relationships and GBV prevention in Tanzania

IATI Identifier: GB-GOV-26-OODA-AHRC-UB4LQVH-SBDT8QH-896N86K
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Description

This participatory action research project will work with young people aged 18-25 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to explore the links between emotional wellbeing, relationship quality and perpetration and experience of gender-based violence (GBV). Recent data demonstrates that rates of GBV in Tanzania remain high, including among young people. GBV takes place in the home, in schools, universities, workplaces and the streets, and increasingly online. This research is therefore directly relevant to the challenges faced by Tanzania and the priorities of the current Tanzanian government, as well as the UK’s support to Tanzania. The project will engage directly with young people and practitioners that work with youth and on mental health and GBV, with a view to better understanding the links between these social issues and then designing an intervention to address them.

Objectives

This Tanzania-UK collaborative project responds to existing research across multiple contexts which demonstrates that poor mental health can increase the risks of individuals - mainly, but not only, men - perpetrating GBV and of women, men, gender minorities experiencing GBV.

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Tanzania
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