How can research findings be translated into effective policies and programs?

3 National studies from a range of countries have estimated that violence against children has economic costs of up to 5% of GDP. While more research is needed, ... May 31, 2018 ... This paper defines economic violence as indirect, structural violence committed by the ruling elites and understands it as both violence caused for economic ... Feb 21, 2023 ... The report found that in 2021-22, the cost of violence, abuse neglect and exploitation of people with disability in Australia was $46 billion. Psychological abuse was most common, followed by economic abuse and then physical violence. ABUSE IN OTHER INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS. We also asked participants ... The pervasive effects of violence against children hamper both individual and social development and hold back future national economic growth. Ending violence ... Nov 24, 2021 ... New IMF staff research shows how violence against women and girls is a major threat to economic development in a region where domestic violence is widespread. Oct 11, 2023 ... Economic violence can be a barrier to a woman fully engaging economically, as she's prevented from leaving home, participating in a training, ... May 21, 2008 ... This paper seeks to draw attention to the types of economic violence experienced by women, and describes its consequences on health and development. Nov 29, 2023 ... Economic exploitation. Those who commit violence exploit the victim's economic resources to her advantage by stealing money and goods or forcing ... Domestic abuse, also called "domestic violence" or "intimate partner violence", can be defined as a pattern of behavior in any relationship that is used to ...