Positive Youth Development Programs in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: A Conceptual Framework and Systematic Review of Efficacy
Richard F. Catalano(University of Washington), Suzanne Petroni(International Center for Research on Women), Nicola Reavley(The University of Melbourne), Martie L. Skinner(University of Washington), Christina Olenik, Caitlin Moss(Results for Development Institute), Gina Alvarado(Landesa Rural Development Institute), Kristina Bennett(The University of Melbourne), Susan M. Sawyer(Royal Children's Hospital), Cassandra Jessee(International Center for Research on Women), George Patton(The University of Melbourne), Meroji Sebany(International Center for Research on Women), Daniel Plaut(Results for Development Institute), Magnolia Sexton(Program for Appropriate Technology in Health), Chisina Kapungu(International Center for Research on Women)
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