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. 2024 May 19;24:643. doi: 10.1186/s12913-024-11103-y

Table 2.

Summary of findings

Theme Enablers Constraints
Environmental The intervention appeals and aligns with stakeholders’ goals and aspirations. The increased workload of providers.
Using adolescents as advocates influenced the adoption. Transferring trained providers
Belief about the timing of SRH communications with young people.
Fear of delivering SRH in religious settings.
Individual The intervention appeals and aligns with individual values and morals. Interference with personal life.
It brought direct and indirect benefits for community advocates Scepticism of the importance and impact of SRH issues
Poorly trained providers
Intervention related Adapted to local contexts. Technicalities and ambiguities in the manual
Multi-stakeholder engagement. Shortages of materials and tools
Use of the multicomponent approach Conflict of interest with project objectives.
Active and recognized roles assigned to stakeholders Poorly recruited advocates and providers
Training of advocates. Non-provision of stipends to providers and advocates.
Supply of materials needed for awareness. Profit orientation of PPMVs