Programs that work with parents to build couple relationship and parenting skills and include critical reflection on gender norms are a promising approach for reducing violence against women and children. However, there is limited evidence of their longer-term impact. In Rwanda, the Bandebereho program, an adaptation of Programme P, engaged expectant and current parents of children under five years. At 21-months, Bandebereho demonstrated positive impacts on intimate partner violence (IPV), child physical punishment, maternal health-seeking, and couple relations. This study seeks to explore whether those outcomes are sustained six years later.
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Impacts à long terme du programme Bandebereho sur la violence contre les femmes et les enfants, la recherche de soins de santé maternelle et les relations de couple au Rwanda
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