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When the program was active, OBOGI helped new partners identify the best format for their community. In recent years, OBOGI has generally discouraged the development of full-length print books. This is because books take time and can be costly and cumbersome to produce and distribute – a deterrent not just for partners coordinating projects, but for funders as well. Print books are also less appealing to certain audiences; in some areas, young women may prefer information in a digital format; in others, the majority of girls and women may have very basic literacy or be unable to read altogether.