(ii) provides opportunities for students or learners to discuss and analyse gender inequality and inequity; and (iii) provides advocacy or lessons that ensure that a child in marriage or a victim of a child marriage that attends that learning institution is accepted and not discriminated against. (4) The Government may establish incentives for families and children to assist in the delay of marriage, such as – (a) providing cash transfers to the family to encourage children to remain single until they reach the minimum age of marriage; (b) providing funds to a girl child, to enable the girl child complete secondary education; or (c) giving scholarships and bursaries to a girl child up to tertiary level. (5) The Government shall support the programmes and incentives specified in this section from moneys paid out of an anti-child marriage fund established in accordance with section 42 or such other funds, directly budgeted for such purposes, appropriated, by the Government, to an appropriate authority. PART V MEASURES AND INTERVENTIONS TO MITIGATE EFFECTS OF CHILD MARRIAGE AND PROTECT CHILDREN ALREADY IN MARRIAGE 27. Mitigatory measures and interventions (1) The Minister shall, in consultation with relevant appropriate authorities, put in place measures and interventions to mitigate the effects of child marriage and protect a child already in Page 57 of 78