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  • 1 Pre-Conference Day 1


    • Speech by two representatives of the steering committee of the Pre-Youth Conference (Morocco, Benin)
    • Speech by AECID representative
    • Speech by a young representative of the Pan-African Union
    • Speech by the Representative of Rutgers
    • Speech by the Representative of the Netherlands Embassy in Morocco

  • Conference Activities

    Conference Activities

    Activity Location Description
    Radio Associative de la Pré conférence Salle Media (Indoors) Recording of programs and interviews
    Gaming area Espace Hal9a (Outdoors) Board games on DSSR and ESD
    Traditional Moroccan Arab and Amazigh folklore show Outdoors Folklore performances
    African dance show Outdoors Dance performances
    DJ Celebration Outdoors African music celebration
    Parade of traditional costumes Outdoors Moroccan and Amazigh costumes parade
    Exhibition area Indoors Caricature drawing, virtual museum of awareness-raising productions

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    Event Schedule

    Moderator Time Theme
    Dr. Fadoua Bakhadda IPPF Regional Director - Arab World Region 11h30 – 12h00
    • IPPF's strategy for promoting SRHR among young people in the Arab World and Africa Region
    Where
    Abidjan conference Room

  • Event Schedule

    Event Sessions

    Location Time Session Title Speakers
    Abidjan Conference Room 12h00 - 14h00 If not now, when? If not us, who? The crucial role of young people in actioning political commitments on education for health and wellbeing. Representatives of the WCA, Commitment Youth Community, Alliance Droits et Santé and ESA O3 ambassadors, Experts
    Mary Awoniyi, Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria (MWAN), National Young Doctors Forum, Safer hands Health Initiative (SHI)
    Rabat Conference Room 12h00 - 13h00 African youth and the right of access to SRHR information: Laws, context in different African countries. RHRN 2 Coalitions: Morocco, Tunisia, Burundi, Benin
    Odass Centre: Salematou Balde
    Rabat Conference Room 13h00 - 14h00 Raising awareness about SRHR through social media: best practices and success stories. RHRN 2 Coalitions: Morocco, Tunisia, Burundi, Benin
    Centre ODAS: Salematou Balde
    Ouagadougou Conference Room 12h00 - 13h00 Sexual Abuse among adolescents in Nigeria Mary Awoniyi, Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria (MWAN), National Young Doctors Forum, Safer hands Health Initiative (SHI)
    Rabat Conference Room 13h00 - 14h00 Leveraging the role of community-based Birth attendants for continued Maternal care provision and reduction of maternal mortality in Southwest Nigeria. Speakers to be confirmed


  • Workshop and Masterclass Program

    Workshop and Masterclass Program

    26-02-2024

    Time Location Session
    14h30 - 16h30 Tunis Workshop Room Dialogue sessions between parents and young people with disabilities in ESC and DSSR in 8 regions of Morocco
    Tunis Workshop Room National forum to implement mechanisms for integrating DSSR into vacation camp and youth center programs
    Tunis Workshop Room Masterclass: DSSR advocacy tools

  • Event Schedule

    Event Sessions

    Location Time Session Title Speakers
    Rabat Conference Room 15h00 - 16h30 Mental health and sexuality in Africa: Where do we stand? Loutfy Radouane, Psychiatrist
    Ghizlane Mourabit, Psychologue
    Abidjan Conference Room 15h00 - 16h30 Youth and other specific groups in the fight against cervical cancer Médecins Du Monde France
    Moroccan Ministry of Health and Social Protection
    Sharing circle Halqa (Outdoors) 15h00 - 16h30 YOUTH & SDGs: The role of young people in implementing and monitoring the 2030 agenda UNFPA Innovation Group
    UNICEF
    UNDP - YA3NI Group
    RHRN Group
    ODAS Centre

  • FestY-Peers: Festivals of African youth creativity in DSSR awareness-raising

  • 2 Pre-Conference Day 2


  • Event Schedule

    Panels from 09:00 to 13:00

    Location Time Session Title Speakers
    Abidjan Conference Room 09h00 - 11h00 MAPUTO CHARTER FOR YOUTH Not specified
    Rabat Conference Room 09h00 - 11h00 Understanding reproductive tract infections (RTIs) knowledge and healthcare seeking behavior among female undergraduates in Lagos, Nigeria RHRN 2 Coalitions: Morocco, Tunisia, Burundi, Benin

  • Workshop Program

    Workshop and Masterclass Program - 09:00 to 13:00

    Location Organizer Time Event Description
    Tunis Workshop Room AJAK 09:00 - 13:00 Workshop for 30 young lawyers and journalists to exchange ideas and discuss court rulings on DSSR.
    Ouagadougou Conference Room AJJ 09:00 - 13:00 Workshop for 30 young lawyers and journalists to exchange ideas and discuss court rulings on DSSR.
    Arena Outdoors AMPF 09:00 - 13:00 Youth talk show: positive sharing of 6 success stories.

  • Conference Activities

    Conference Activities

    Activity Location Description
    Radio Associative de la Pré conférence Salle Media (Indoors) Recording of programs and interviews
    Gaming area Espace Hal9a (Outdoors) Board games on DSSR and ESD
    Traditional Moroccan Arab and Amazigh folklore show Outdoors Folklore performances
    African dance show Outdoors Dance performances
    DJ Celebration Outdoors African music celebration
    Parade of traditional costumes Outdoors Moroccan and Amazigh costumes parade
    Exhibition area Indoors Caricature drawing, virtual museum of awareness-raising productions

  • Event Schedule

    Event Sessions

    Location Time Session Title Speakers
    Abidjan Conference Room 11h30 - 13h30 Knowledge, attitude and pro-environmental practices of adolescents in LAGOS towards climate change and its effects on health Mary Awoniyi, Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria (MWAN), National Young Doctors Forum, Safer hands Health Initiative (SHI)
    Rabat Conference Room 11h30 - 13h30 Forced child marriage in Africa: Between human rights, traditions and discriminatory social norms RHRN 2 Coalitions: Morocco, Tunisia, Burundi, Benin

  • Event Schedule

    Event Sessions

    Location Time Event Speakers
    Arena theater (outdoors) 14h30 -16h30 YOUTH DEBATE RHRN 2 Coalitions: Morocco, Tunisia, Burundi, Benin
    IFMSA, ODAS Centre

  • Workshop Schedule

    Workshop Schedule

    Location Organizer Event Description
    Tunis Workshop Room AMPF, YPEER Workshop to produce advocacy messages on the abolition of forced child marriage.
    Ouagadougou Conference Room AMPF Workshop to train young peer educators and facilitators and assistants from associations working in the field of disability in the 8 ESC modules adapted and contextualized by AMPF.
    Hal9a Outdoors AJAK Presentation and signing of two electronic petitions on abortion in Morocco.

  • Event Schedule

    Event Sessions

    Location Time Event Organizer
    Abidjan Conference Room 16h30 - 17h00 Youth Manifesto AMPF

  • Evening Activities

    Evening Activities in the Rabat Conference Room

    Time Event
    16h30 - 20h00 Presentation of a play by the Bomba Comique team
    20h00 - 22h00 Musical show (Moroccan folklore)

  • Event Schedule

    Closing Ceremony

    Location Time Activities
    Abidjan Conference Room 17h00 - 17h30
    • Speech by two representatives of the steering committee of the Pre-Youth Conference (Morocco, Benin)
    • Speech by AECID representative
    • Young representative of the Pan-African Union
    • Musical show

  • Day 1: 29 February , 2024


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    Conference Schedule

    Time Session Moderator Details
    9h00-11h00 Opening Ceremony: Le Riad Mrs Omaima Elidrissi

    Speechs by

    • ESIET Dr Uwemedimo Uko, Convener of the African Conference on Sexual Health and Rights
    • Ms Mutinta Hichilema the First Lady of the Republic of Zambia
    • Dr Alvaro Bermejo, Director General of the IPPF
    • Ms Aawatif Hayar, Minister for Solidarity, Social Integration and the Family, Morocco
    9h45-10h15 Welcome Cocktail    
    10h15-11h15 Introductory Sessions

    Dr Latifa Mokhtar Jamai

    President of the Conference’s organization and scientific committees
    • Ms Khadija El Ghalemi, President, Association Marocaine de Plannification Familiale AMPF
    • Mr Daniel Adugna, Acting Head of Youth Division, African Union
    • Ms Laila Baker, Regional Director of UNFPA ASRO
    • Mr Christopher Castle, Director of the Peace and Sustainable Development division, UNESCO
    • Ms Chouaa Dassouki - Minister Plenipotentiary/ Head of Delegation, League of Arab States

    • His Excellency Mr Peter Derrek Hof, MFA Ambassador for Women's Rights and Gender Equality and Director of Social Development at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    • His Excellency Mr Jesper Kammersgaard, Ambassador of Denmark to Morocco
    • Ms Maryam Bigdeli, WHO Representative and interim UNDP RC in Morocco
    11h15-11h30 Video and Youth Show Mrs Omaima Elidrissi

    Video: SRH in Africa: Where are we? Followed by a musical piece.

    Video: Tribute to Dr Zahra Meziane Doukkali – Former president of AMPF (Morocco)

    Youth Show: Musical piece
    11h30-12h00 Plenary Session: Le Riad Mrs Omaima Elidrissi "Advancing the sexual and reproductive health and rights of women and young people in Africa" by Mrs Nana Oye Bampoe Addo,Lawyer and human rights activist, Ghana
    Where
    Le Riad

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    Themes Rooms Panel Moderators Speeches & Panellists
    FGM: How can we root out FGM and its effects on African women? La Walili 

    Dr  Rania Aboulhassan/IPPF

    - IPPF and the global FGM programming, Mrs Seri Wendoh

    - Testimony on what the life of a survivor is like, Mrs Fatima Jarju, Gambia

    - Best practices in the FGM programme applied by the SFPA in Sudan. Dr Limia Abdelghaffar
    Culture and SRH: Impact of norms and laws on SRH in African communities La Palmeraie   

    Mrs Nihal Said/IPPF

    - The Parajurist Approach at community level for access to SRHR: impact on communities.

    Mrs Séraphine Kiendredbeogo, ONIDS – Burkina Faso 

    - Impact of sexual and reproductive health standards and laws on African communities, ODAS

    - Restrictions on safe abortion: a social injustice? The case of Niger, a country on the move

    Mrs Ibrahim Souwaiba, ODAS
    Family planning: Male contraception and femininity in Africa: Where are we? Le Lixus

    Dr Nathalie Kapp/IPPF

    - National Family Planning Programme: achievements and challenges: Dr Hanane Rassimi, Head of Programming and Family Planning Activities, MHSP, Morocco

    - Novel male contraceptives on the horizon and preliminary data from corresponding attitudes and beliefs from a global survey. Dr Nathalie Kapp, IPPF
    Universal Health Coverage: Obstacles and challenges to universal health coverage in Africa Le Pavillon de Rabat 

    Mrs Amira  Nabli/RBS-UIR

    - Innovation for universal health coverage in Africa: overcoming the challenges of health product distribution. Prof Asmae El Mokrini, Rabat Business School, UIR

    Inervenants

    - Mr Peter Derrek Hof, MFA Ambassador for Women's Rights and Gender Equality and Director of Social Development at the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    - Dr Akhnif Houcine, OMS Morocco & Pr Chegri Badreddine, Mohammed V University
    BEHAVIOR CHANGES
    Culture and SRH
    Demography of Africa
    Interpersonal relationships
    Where
    PALAIS DES CONGRÈS BOUREGRAG,RABAT

  •  Themes  Rooms     Panel moderators  Speeches & panellists
    Research and SRH in Africa La Walili  Dr Qamar Mahmood/CRDI  Supporting research and capacities to address sexual and reproductive health challenges in Africa. 
    Mr Qamar Mahmood, CRDI, CANADA 
    Migration, trafficking and SRH La Palmeraie     Mrs Martini Michela Sr/ Regional Migration Health Specialist OIM Egypt

    Migration, trafficking and SRH in Africa.

     - Mrs Chinsamy Tasanya Nomaliso, National Migration Health Policy Officer, International Organization for Migration Pretoria, South Africa

    - Access to health services by migrants and refugees in Morocco. Mr Ben Sehli Mohamed, Mr Kettani Younes and Prof Maamri Abdellatif, AMPF- Morocco

    - SRHR-HIV Knows No Borders: Reaching vulnerable young people in migration-impacted communities with SRHR-HIV information and services. Mrs Dinana Namata Amanyire.

    Save the Children International Regional office for East and Southern Africa region et OIM
    SRH in humanitarian crises: Access to SRH services in crisis situations (Part 1)  Le Lixus Mrs W. Cécile Thiombiano/MdM-F  - Provision of Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services in mobile clinics in response to nutritional emergencies in Madagascar. Mrs Céline Lesavre MdM-F.
    - Overcoming barriers to access sexual and reproductive healthcare through mobile clinics in Burkina Faso. Dr Ladolo Félix Zerbo, Project Manager "Law and Access to Health, Northern Burkina"
    SRH in humanitarian crises: (Part 2)  Le Pavillon de Rabat 

    Dr Rania Aboulhassan/IPPF

    		  -AMPF response to humanitarian crises: the case of the Al Haouz earthquake, Prof Abdellatif Maamri, AMPF

    - Sudan's experience of SRH during humanitarian crises, SFPA, Mr Elshafie Mohamed

    - Intervention model for sexual and reproductive health in crisis situations: the case of the MISP, UNFPA Morocco

    - Access to SRH services in crisis situations. National Programme Officer, IOM Mozambique.

    Mrs Manjate Magaia Linda

    - Funding for SRH in crisis, Mrs Valerie Dourdin, IPPF
    HUMANITARIAN SETTING & SSR
    MIGRATION/HUMAN TRAFFICKING & SRH
    SDGS
    Universal Health Coverage
    Where
    PALAIS DES CONGRÈS BOUREGRAG,RABAT

  • Day 2: 1 March,2024


  • 09H to 11H Plenary session

    9h00-11h00

    Moderator

    Dr Elna Rudolph, president of the world association for sexual health (WAS)

    Projections, Vision/Policies and Strategy: Where are we?

    • Ministry of Health and Social Protection MHSP: SRH 2021-2030 strategy/ National youth and adolescent health strategy in Morocco. Dr Najia benboujemaa, Head of the Adolescent and Youth Health Unit, Morocco
    • UNAIDS: HIV response in Africa / Where are we in relation to the 2030 Agenda? Hind El Hajji, UNAIDS Morocco
    • OXFAM: Improving access to contraceptives for adolescent girls through community and facility-based interventions in the districts of Lilongwe and Balaka (Malawi). Rejoice Misozi Kankhande, Coordinator of the "Her Future Her Choice" project, Malawi.
    • Maputo Protocol: Where are we? Faiza Mohamed, Equality Now
    • ODAS Centre: The recommendations of the ODAS movement during the celebration of 20 years of the Maputo Protocol at WD23, Kadidiatou Sow - Director
    Where
    Le Riad

  •  Themes  Rooms     Panel moderators  Speeches & panellists
    SRH and religion: overcoming opposition in SRH La La Walili  Prof Abdessamad Dialmy, Maroc            

    - How can Islam be involved in promoting SRHR?  Pr. Abdessamad Dialmy, Morocco

    - SRHR-HIV Knows No Border: The impactful role of traditional and religious leaders in dismantling SRHR-HIV harmful gender and social norms in migration-impacted communities, Ntiyiso Shingwenyana. Save the Children International Regional office for East and Southern Africa region & OIM

    - « SRH in the system of Islamic heritage values » Pr. Mohamed Belekbir, Rabita Mohammedia des Oulémas, Morocco
    Underage marriage: Where do we stand on underage marriage in Africa?              La Palmeraie     Dr Leila Acharai UNFPA, Maroc

    - Normativity of women's and girls' rights between universal human rights proclamations and regional instruments: the case of child marriages in Morocco, UNFPA, Morocco

    - Marriage of minors: situation in Morocco. Dr Latifa Mokhtar Jamai

    - Unwanted teenage pregnancies in Senegal: antenatal consultations as a gateway to care for GBV victims, a comprehensive perspective in Sédhiou, Senegal, Gnima Coly, Solthis
    The Heart of the Matter: Youth voices in the journey of ICPD+30  Le Lixus

    Mrs Rose Koenders, Rutgers

    &

    Mr Saber Gharbi, RNW Media

    Opening:

    • Roger Tognisso, Right Here Right Now Benin, ABPF
    • His Excellency Mr Peter Derrek Hof, Director of Social Development and Ambassador for Women's Rights and Gender Equality, Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    Plenary speakers:

    • Jean Bosco Habarugira, Right Here Right Now Burundi, ABUBEF
    • Myriem Skhiri, Right Here Right Now Tunisia, ATSR Tunisia
    • Sara Lamjamri, Right Here Right Now Morocco, AMPF
    • Nardos Hagos, Senior Advocacy Advisor, IPPF Africa Region
    Impact of SRH programmes in reducing maternal and infant mortality in Africa  Le Pavillon de Rabat 

    Dr Barkia Abdelaziz AMSPE, Morocco

    - Nutrition and Pregnancies and Deliveries Surveillance Program PSGA programme. Dr Nabil Benchama, Head of the Mother and Child Health Division, Morocco

    - The Arab multisectoral strategy for women's and children's health Amani El Gafi & Shaymaa Adly, Members of the Health Department, League of Arab States

    - Investing in reproductive health. Dr Hala Youssef, Regional Advisor for Reproductive and Sexual Health, UNFPA

    - Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance and Response: Nexus Healthcare and Public Health from 2020 to 2023 in Mali, Mr Ousmane Sylla, National Office of Reproductive Health, Bamako (Mali)

    - Urgent Obstetrical and Neonatal care in Mali : Achievements – Challenges – Perspectives Pr Ibrahima Tegueté. Mali
    Abortion & Post-partum
    Child Marriages
    FGM
    SRH and Religion
    Where
    PALAIS DES CONGRÈS BOUREGRAG,RABAT

  •  Themes  Rooms     Panel moderators  Speeches & panellists
    Contribution of self-care and digital health interventions in Sexual and Reproductive Health La Walili  Dr Hayat Daghay Université de Chicago, USA

    - Digitalisation of recovery and communication in SRH. Houda Al karaa - Family Planning Division of the Ministry of Health and Social Protection in Morocco, Population Department Morocco

    - Self-care in sexual and reproductive health in Morocco: Introduction of subcutaneous DMPA contraception, Dr Nadia BEZAD, OPALS MAROC

    - Sexual and reproductive health of young people with disabilities, Dr Khalid Benhassan, Centre des Handicapés Med VI, Maroc 

    - Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) in the Improvement of Sexual Health in Individuals with Autism: Strategies and Perspectives. Dr HAYAT DAGHAY - University of Chicago, USA

    - Reclaiming the body and knowledge: Empowering sex workers in Côte d'Ivoire in terms of sexual and reproductive health and contraception by setting up gynaecological self-observation workshops. Marie-Laure Aman, Solthis
    Genital fistula, Gynaecological and mammary cancers        

    Le Lixus

    		 Mrs Cécile Thiombiano MDM-F

    - Innovative partnership approaches in the fight against cervical cancer, Dr Masséni DIOMANDE, Médecins du Monde -France

    - Eliminating cervical cancer: myth or reality, Dr Barkia Abdelaziz, AMSPE

    - Screening and management of pre-cancerous cervical lesions in Burkina Faso, from May 2019 Mr Seydou Ilboudo, team leader supervisor, Médecins du Monde -France

    - Improving cervical cancer prevention and care policies through advocacy in Burkina Faso

    Mrs Reine Stéphanie Thiombiano, advocacy officer Médecins du Monde –Franc

    -Coverage and Factors influencing the Cervical Cancer screening in Mali, the case of the Bamako district. Pr Ibrahima Tegueté. University Hospital Center Gabril Toure, Bamako (Mali)
    Advocacy on FGM La Palmeraie Dr Sadok Amine Ben Hassine-IPPF

    - Prevention and eradication of female genital mutilation. Nardos Hagos, IPPF

    - Promoting accountability for ending FGM. Divya Srinivasan, Equality now

    - League of Arab States' efforts to combat FGM and harmful practices. Yasmine Ibrahim, Population Policies Department League of Arab States.
    Abortion and post partum: Abortion in Africa and the legal approach in SRH Le Pavillon de Rabat 

    ODAS

    -Situation of abortion and its impact on the health and rights of women/girls in Morocco: exploratory study, UNFPA, Morocco

    -Abortion in Morocco. Dr Latifa Mokhtar Jamai, AMPF

    -Abortion in Africa: what progress has been made? ODAS

    -The right and access to abortion in the Mediterranean region Hazal Atay MARA-Med

    -An innovative collective approach to the right to safe abortion in French-speaking Africa Dr Béniel Ulrich, ODAS
    Family Planning
    Genital Fistula
    Maternal and Infant Mortality & Post-partum
    SRH Non Contraception
    Where
    PALAIS DES CONGRÈS BOUREGRAG,RABAT

  • Day 3: 2 March, 2024


  • 9H - 11H Plenary session

    Moderator

    Niyi Ojuolape, UNFPA Somalia

    Comprehensive Sex Education: Where are we?

    • Japan and TICAD- "SRHR Perspective". Mr. Takeshi Osuga. Ambassador of Japan to Tunis
    • UNFPA: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Family Well-Being: UNFPA Cooperation Programme with the Government of Morocco. Dr Leila Acharai UNFPA, Morocco
    • UNESCO: Sex Education in Africa (Maghreb UNESCO – UNESCO Paris - UNESCO DAKAR – UNESCO Afrique du sud)  Xavier Hospital, UNESCO
     Progress and lessons learned in Benin: Mr Wangbe Jean-Pierre, Head of the Legal Unit at the Benin Ministry of Health
    Where
    PALAIS DES CONGRÈS BOUREGRAG,RABAT

  •  Themes  Rooms     Panel moderators  Speeches & panellists
    ESC: Role of the ESC in promoting SRHR in Africa La Walili 

    Dr Fathi Ghdira, ATSR, Tunisia

    - Future in Africa: Translating Political Support into Education for Adolescents and Young People Health and Wellbeing. UNESCO, African Union Commission, IPPF, UNFPA

    - Promoting diversity, inclusion and sexual and reproductive health rights through television and the media in Morocco, Driss El Ghazouani, Faculty of Education / y-peer Morocco

     - Setting up appropriate mass awareness-raising tools to improve access to sexual and reproductive health for adolescents in Madagascar. Céline Lesavre Médecins du Monde -France.
    Young people and SRH: The role of stakeholders in promoting SRH for young people in Africa

    La Palmeraie

    DR Hayat Koubri ENSP, Morocco

    - National Pact on CSE for adolescents and young people. Hafida Boumarouane, head of the health department at the secondary and university education level, Morocco

    - FROM EVIDENCE TO ACTION: Advancing SRH policies and programmes through evidence and rights-based knowledge in the African region, Dr Bouchra Assarag- Dr Hassan Chrifi, ENSP, Morocco

    - Results of the situational survey on sexual and reproductive health and rights among adolescents and young people in Ouagadougou Agathe De saporta, coordinatrice programme DSSR, Médecins du Monde

    SGBV: How to improve the fight against SGBV in Africa  

    Le Lixus

    Mrs Cécile Thiombiano MDM-F

    - Exploring the experience of reproductive violence among Moroccan women and refugees in Morocco.

    Dr Meg Rayan, Trinity College Dublin

    - Analysis of information accessible via the Internet on SRH and GBV using Big Data and AI in Morocco, UNFPA Morocco

    - Gender analysis for the "Right to health in North Burkina Faso" Reine Stéphanie Thiombiano, Médecins du Monde -France.

    Girls and Education: Redefining girls' education

    		 Le Pavillon de Rabat 

    Aurélie Musca Philipps, Solthis 

    - Repositioning adolescents and young people as actors in their own health for SRH interventions adapted to their needs in West Africa. Aida Syre Diagne, RAES et Agathe De saporta, coordinatrice programme DSSR, Médecins du Monde, Marie Laure Amane, Solthis et Stevie Reine Yameogo, Equipop
    CSE
    Girls Education
    SGBV
    Youth and SRH
    Where
    PALAIS DES CONGRÈS BOUREGRAG,RABAT

  •  Themes  Rooms     Panel moderators  Speeches & panellists
    Contraception La Walili  Silvia Traina EPF

    -  Global Contraception Policy Atlas Africa and MENA region.

    Mrs Marina Davidashvili, Head of Policy and Research European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights (EPF)
    Abortion

    La Palmeraie

    Association Togolaise de Bien Etre Familial -ATBEF

    - Medical Interruption of Pregnancy in the Second Trimester at the Principal Clinic of the Togolese Association of Family Well-Being Planning Bingo Kignomon M’bortche, Kossi Edem Logbo-Akey, Marie-ange Bouwem, Noelie Koevi, ATBEF Togo

    - Access to post-abortion family planning (PAP-FP): Experience of the CLINIQUE UZAZI BORA, Lubumbachi, Democratic Republic of Congo), Gilbert Ngonga,  Mick Nyota , Jean Claud Kmanda

    - Fifteen years of commitment to improving the abortion ecosystem in Burkina Faso: a successful experience of the Association Burkinabé pour le Bien-être Familial. Benjamin Bado, ABBEF ? Burkina Faso
    Transformative approaches to SRHR

    Le Riad

    Stevie Reine Yameogo, Equipop Alliance

    Universal Health Coverage and SRHR: for a youthful and inclusive approach by the youth representatives of the Alliance for Rights and Health network. Aïchatou Salifou, Bénédicte Kansono,

     Anasthasie Kouakou, Equipop Alliance

    A feminist approach to the fight against gynaecological and obstetric violence

    		 Le Lixus

    Dr Ndeye Khady Babou, Equipop Alliance

    Gender-neutral talking circles: feminist tools mobilised to combat gynaecological and obstetric violence in Senegal (VGO) Aminata Baldé, ROALJEF Senegal

    Girls and Education: Redefining girls' education 

    		 Le Pavillon de Rabat

    Margaret Bolaji

    Head of Youth Partnerships

    FP2030 | North, West and Central Africa Pole

    		  - Building impact: Access to SRH information and digital media,

    Saber Gharbi, RNW MEDIA (Netherlands)

    - Digital technology at the service of sexual and reproductive health. Dr Enow A.G Stevens, Advocates for youth, Cameroon

    - Let’s talk about our shared purpose: Creating cross-sectoral connections and sparking collaboration for high-level change in the Sahel Oumou Kane, Elles du Sahel, Mauritania.

    - Reaching the last adolescent through digital technology: the case of the electronic campaign in Mali in 2023. Ousmane Sylla, National Office of Reproductive Health, Bamako (Mali)

    - The impact of family education on the sexual and reproductive health of young girls. Pr Aicha Belarbi, Professor Emeritus, Med V University

  • 16H30 - 17H00 CLOSING CEREMONY

    Moderator

    Mrs Omaima Elidrissi
    • Youth Statement, Sara Lamjamri, Chair of the pre-conference youth committee
    • Rabat Declaration Pr. Abdellatif Maamri, Executive Director, AMPF
    • IPPF
    • ACSHR
    • AMPF
    Closing
    Event Declaration
    Where
    Le Riad



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