| 9H – 11H | Plenary session |
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Moderator Niyi Ojuolape, UNFPA Somalia |
Comprehensive Sex Education: Where are we?
Progress and lessons learned in Benin: Mr Wangbe Jean-Pierre, Head of the Legal Unit at the Benin Ministry of Health |
| 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 |
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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. |
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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 |
| 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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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Moderator Mrs Omaima Elidrissi |
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The conference is a confluence of knowledge, innovation, and collaboration. A pivotal gathering shaping the future of Africa’s health and rights.
