Report: Prevention programmes and resources against gender-based
and sexual violence among young people

This report highlights the scale of the problem of sexual violence among young people and the crucial importance of implementing effective prevention programmes. International studies reveal high rates of perpetration and victimisation, underlining the need for targeted interventions.

The systematic review identifies four types of programmes, including those aimed at reducing perpetration, preventing victimisation, adopting a bystander approach, and mixed interventions. The results show that programmes have been successful in increasing knowledge and changing attitudes among young men, but efforts to prevent victimisation require further evaluation.