List of Empowerment Component Statements Generated from Concept Mapping Sessions, by Cluster
Item | Item Statements |
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Cluster 1: Education and knowledge | |
2 | Understanding of social and cultural values and life skills |
5 | Knowledge about the dowry system |
16 | Knowledge about basic health management |
21 | Knowledge about safety |
27 | Knowledge about the age of adolescence |
32 | Knowledge about child marriage and child rights |
34 | Information about how to register a marriage certificate |
37 | Information about birth certificates |
42 | Information about menstruation |
47 | Literacy |
57 | Knowledge about HIV/AIDS |
58 | Knowledge about first aid |
66 | Education (including age-specific education) |
77 | Knowledge about topics such as trafficking of girls |
78 | Understands the importance of education |
89 | Sex education |
92 | Knowledge about how to save money |
93 | Knowledge about gender and gender roles |
101 | Knowledge about adolescent friendly government services |
102 | Knowledge about good habits |
Cluster 2: Decision-making | |
1 | Same respect as sons/boys |
3 | Capacity to negotiate |
6 | Family that supports her decision making |
7 | Restricted because of gender roles |
8 | Supportive parents |
10 | No discrimination |
11 | Avoid conflict with other girls |
13 | Career guidance |
14 | Studies what is interesting to her |
17 | Given responsibility regardless of gender roles |
20 | No discrimination during menstruation |
23 | Unity and is self-dependent |
24 | Self-awareness |
25 | Recognizes her own ability |
26 | Leadership |
28 | Make decisions for her family |
38 | Makes own decisions |
39 | Equal rights |
40 | Parents who are empowered and counseled about the right age for marriage of their children |
41 | Participate in decision about and decide her own marriage |
55 | Face negativity |
59 | Express herself |
60 | Few children |
62 | Identify opportunities |
Cluster 3: Supports and skills | |
4 | Job with fair wages (including factories, agriculture business, opportunities abroad) |
9 | Improved choices |
12 | Skills to identify resources |
19 | Support from friends |
22 | Control over resources |
35 | Independently earn and spend money |
36 | Works per her own interests |
43 | Participates in decision making |
44 | Global and universal socialization |
45 | Be self sufficient |
48 | Family support for her growth and development |
49 | Treat and be treated equally |
50 | Withstand peer pressure |
51 | New opportunities within and beyond her community |
52 | Feel safe in the community |
56 | Life skills |
61 | Valued by family |
65 | Community support |
70 | Social support |
74 | Progressive guidance and support from family and others |
75 | Her ideas and decisions heard and respected |
80 | Share her beliefs |
85 | Free to express herself |
87 | Security and justice |
88 | Child and adolescent friendly rules, regulations, laws, and rights at provincial and local government levels |
90 | Skills training (including tailoring, beauty parlor) |
91 | Attend community meetings |
94 | Positive and supportive environment |
97 | Choose |
99 | Supports and is helped by other girls |
Cluster 4: Physical infrastructure | |
15 | Sanitary pads during menstruation |
18 | Bridge |
29 | Knowledge about menstruation |
30 | Transportation |
31 | Computers |
33 | Public toilets |
46 | Clothing for girls |
53 | Information |
54 | Immunizations |
63 | Pitched roads |
71 | Hygiene |
76 | Nutrition |
79 | Water |
82 | Schools |
86 | Be neat and clean |
95 | Supplies (including books, pens) |
96 | Good sanitation |
98 | Health resources (including doctors, health posts, hospitals, ambulance services) |
100 | A supportive environment for child development (nutrition, growth monitoring, checkups, stimulation, sanitation) |
105 | Markets |