Document Type

Brief

Publication Date

2026

Abstract

Digital platforms have become popular tools to address adolescents’ sexual and reproductive health and rights (ASRHR) in low- and middle-income countries. Digital programming has the potential to bridge the SRHR information gap, especially for adolescents who face SRHR risks. Given what is known about the digital divide, it is essential to understand who digital ASRHR programming reaches, who is excluded, and how coverage aligns with risk. This brief summarizes an exploration that aims to stimulate interest and seed research on issues of coverage of digital programming for adolescents and its public health importance.

Language

English

Project

Safe, Empowered Technology for Adolescents (SETA)

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