; (2) addressing barriers to adolescent girls’ and women’s civic engagement and political participation, and integrating engagement of men and boys, families, community leaders, religious leaders, schools, political bodies, government bodies, and other stakeholders to improve the enabling environment for adolescent girls’ civic and political participation; (3) identifying and taking into account other barriers to adolescent girls’ civic and political engagement, including child marriage, access to quality primary and secondary education, unequal childcare burdens, gender-based violence, early pregnancy, adolescent maternal mortality, mobility constraints, malnourishment, displacement, lack of safe and reliable female sanitation and hygiene facilities, and harmful social norms; (4) integrating feedback from program participants into the monitoring, evaluation, and learning processes of relevant United States agencies; (5) supporting girl-led and girl-focused civil society organizations with flexible, sustainable funding and technical support