From the Evidence of Violence Against Children to a Prevention-Oriented Response in Malawi

Globally, violence has long been considered a serious and persistent social problem that is often presented as a public health concern. In the past decade, violence has received greater attention in terms of social interventions, especially using a public health model of social programming. A recent survey on violence against children is presented, using Malawi as a case example.

Author(s):

Brendan Ross, Karen Smith Rotabi, Nankali Maksud

Year of Publication:

2015

Workforce Theme(s):

Developing, Supporting, Systems

Program Theme(s):

Child Protection, Children, Social protection

Geographic Location:

Malawi

Resource Type(s):

Journal article – open access

Language(s):

English

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