20 Years of the Evidence Base on What Works to Prevent Child Marriage

This systematic review evaluates studies published from 2000 to 2019, focusing on interventions designed to prevent child marriage in low- and middle-income countries. The review identifies effective approaches, especially those that work at scale and are sustainable, highlighting interventions such as cash or in-kind transfers that support girls' education, which show the most success in preventing child marriage.

Key findings include:

1. Education Support:
2. Job Markets and Life Skills: 
3. Mixed Results for Other Interventions: 
4. Policy Implications: