Yuvaa Literature
Yuvaa Overview
Even today, girls aged 15-17 get married in India despite a law that states they should delay marriage until age 18.
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SBCC Strategy
The YUVAA theory of change is guided by Supply–Enabling Environment–Demand (SEED) Programming Model.
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Baseline Survey Report
YUVAA conducted a representative baseline survey in February 2020 in the 10 districts in Bihar and Maharashtra.
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YUVAA SBCC Approach
Young married couples (YMCs) and first-time parents (FTPs) in the age group of 15-24 years find it difficult to negotiate social and gender norms and build agency to seek and adopt a suitable reversible modern contraceptive method to ensure protection against unplanned pregnancies. Read More
Barriers to Effective Family Planning
Family planning (FP) has been an important policy concern for India in the post-independence era, with the earliest efforts to improve FP outcomes going back to the early 1950s. Read More
Gender Approaches in YUVAA
Gender dimensions must be systematically considered and addressed in family planning (FP) programs as improving women’s reproductive health is more complex than just making family planning services more accessible. Read More
Reproductive autonomy among
young currently married women
in Bihar and Maharashtra, India
Youth Voices for Agency and Access (YUVAA)
Programme aims to scale up approaches “to increase contraceptive use among young married couples and first-time parents” in Bihar and Maharashtra states. Read More
Exploring Pathways to
Behavior Change
Understanding behaviors that influence contraception uptake and adherence among couples in the YUVAA Program . Read More
YUVAA Segmentation Overview
The YUVAA project is focused on promoting genuine choice and supporting young married couples and first-time parents in the decisions they make before, during, and after their first birth.. Read More
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