Child Marriage Prevention Policy a Study on the Role of Local Governments and Non-Governmental Organizations

This study aims to identify and analyze policy interventions for child marriage prevention, focusing on the roles of local governments and non-governmental organizations. Using a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) approach with the PRISMA protocol and the ADO (Antecedent-Decision Out-come framework, this study analyzes seven articles from Google Scholar published in 2025. The results indicate that the success of child marriage prevention depends on policy synergy, the strengthening of local actors' roles, and cross-sectoral collaboration. Effective interventions combine regulatory, educational, and cultural approaches. The study concludes that a combination of structural, cultural, and educational interventions, reinforced by synergy between local governments and non-governmental organizations, is key to addressing this issue holistically and sustainably.