The Regional SRHR Fund developed a policy brief with the aim to support law, policy and practice that promote and protect adolescents’ access to SRH information and services in East and Southern Africa.
The purpose of this report is to expound on the benefits of adopting a Food Change Lab approach and share how this multi-sector stakeholder platform enabled us to attract and engage with various key stakeholders who are active players in the food system.
Through our Youth Food Action research, we came up with key findings from the Harare food environment. The preliminary policy brief gives a summarized guide on the findings.
Through our Youth Food Action research, we came up with key findings from the Bulawayo food environment. The preliminary policy brief gives a summarized guide on the findings.
We have created a set of digital principles that explain our values and determine the digital tools and approaches used in our programs.
Her Stories is the newsletter of Hivos’ She Leads program. It showcases some of the community work and impact realized by Hivos and the partners involved in She Leads.
HIV and AIDS are not purely medical problems. They are development and human rights issues. This has been Hivos’ conviction since the early 1990s when we were one of the first development organizations to respond to the pandemic.
The case study is part of the Regional SRHR Fund’s documentation of case studies aimed at supporting cross learning and knowledge sharing to enable organizations conceptualize, design and coordinate adolescent SRHR advocacy. This initiative has been made possible with support from Sida through its Regional SRHR Team for Africa.
The We Lead partnership (2021 – 2025) is committed to protecting the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of adolescent girls and young women. This manifesto explains what we collectively stand for.
This is the Annual Report 2021 of the GreenWorks program, which contributes to a Just Green Transition by supporting local climate change adaptation and mitigation solutions that create new and/or support existing green jobs for 9000 young women and men in North Africa.
This case study showcases the importance of working with a critical mass of traditional leaders on adolescent SRHR campaigns.
The case study is about the ways youth take a leadership role in safe abortion advocacy. It is part of the Regional SRHR Fund’s documentation of case studies aimed at supporting cross learning and knowledge sharing to enable organizations conceptualize, design and coordinate adolescent SRHR advocacy.