Adolescents/Youth | Democracy, Conflict, and Governance | Gender | Vulnerable Groups Karam 4 - English, Français interpretation Preformed Panel Presentation
Dec 07, 2022 04:50 PM - 06:15 PM(Africa/Casablanca)
20221207T1650 20221207T1815 Africa/Casablanca A multi-sector partnerships approach for advancing the SBCC agenda and driving progress against FP2030 commitments.

Social, cultural, and gender norms significantly and directly affect the ability of women and adolescent girls to control matters related to their reproductive health, adopt healthy reproductive health behaviors, including the informed and voluntary use of modern contraception. In turn, this has an impact on their overall health and well-being, as well as that of their family, community, and country.

FP2030 is a partnership of governments, donors, multilateral agencies, civil society and youth organizations, and private sector partners all collaborating to advance rights-based family planning. The partnership has prioritized social, and behavior change as a critical strategy to transform social and gender norms, as well as achieve broader family planning goals. In addition to addressing the barriers between women and girls and access to a full range of modern contraceptives, FP2030 is promoting advocacy and interventions that address harmful norms and practices and emphasize efforts to promote positive normative change.

This panel will share knowledge and best practices from activities and interventions that seek to understand and facilitate change in social norms in FP2030 commitment making countries. Panelists representing both civil society and government will highlight the importance of multi-sector partnerships to support positive social change and normalize family planning, ways to ensure high level commitment and supportive policies to address barriers, as well as examples of successful strategies for involving communities and youth to address social norms.

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Social, cultural, and gender norms significantly and directly affect the ability of women and adolescent girls to control matters related to their reproductive health, adopt healthy reproductive health behaviors, including the informed and voluntary use of modern contraception. In turn, this has an impact on their overall health and well-being, as well as that of their family, community, and country.

FP2030 is a partnership of governments, donors, multilateral agencies, civil society and youth organizations, and private sector partners all collaborating to advance rights-based family planning. The partnership has prioritized social, and behavior change as a critical strategy to transform social and gender norms, as well as achieve broader family planning goals. In addition to addressing the barriers between women and girls and access to a full range of modern contraceptives, FP2030 is promoting advocacy and interventions that address harmful norms and practices and emphasize efforts to promote positive normative change.

This panel will share knowledge and best practices from activities and interventions that seek to understand and facilitate change in social norms in FP2030 commitment making countries. Panelists representing both civil society and government will highlight the importance of multi-sector partnerships to support positive social change and normalize family planning, ways to ensure high level commitment and supportive policies to address barriers, as well as examples of successful strategies for involving communities and youth to address social norms.

A multi-sector partnerships approach for advancing the SBCC agenda and driving progress against FP2030 commitments.
Preformed PanelPractice-oriented proposals 04:45 PM - 06:15 PM (Africa/Casablanca) 2022/12/07 15:45:00 UTC - 2022/12/07 17:15:00 UTC
Social, cultural, and gender norms significantly and directly affect the ability of women and adolescent girls to control matters related to their reproductive health, adopt healthy reproductive health behaviors, including the informed and voluntary use of modern contraception. In turn, this has an impact on their overall health and well-being, as well as that of their family, community, and country.
FP2030 is a partnership of governments, donors, multilateral agencies, civil society and youth organizations, and private sector partners all collaborating to advance rights-based family planning. The partnership has prioritized social, and behavior change as a critical strategy to transform social and gender norms, as well as achieve broader family planning goals. In addition to addressing the barriers between women and girls and access to a full range of modern contraceptives, FP2030 is promoting advocacy and interventions that address harmful norms and practices and emphasize efforts to promote positive normative change.
This panel will share knowledge and best practices from activities and interventions that seek to understand and facilitate change in social norms in FP2030 commitment making countries. Panelists representing both civil society and government will highlight the importance of multi-sector partnerships to support positive social change and normalize family planning, ways to ensure high level commitment and supportive policies to address barriers, as well as examples of successful strategies for involving communities and youth to address social norms.
Presenters
ML
Mande Limbu
FP2030
Co-authors
MH
Mary Beth Hastings
FP2030
Beatrice Okundi
FD
Fatou Diop
Marie Stopes Senegal
Successful SBCC approaches to increasing adolescent use of FP/RH services
Preformed Panel 04:45 PM - 06:15 PM (Africa/Casablanca) 2022/12/07 15:45:00 UTC - 2022/12/07 17:15:00 UTC
The Youth Advisor, FP2030 (TBD) will speak to the existing evidence and effective strategic youth-led interventions that drive progress in educating adolescents in family planning practices. She will highlight the intersection between social and behavioral change and adolescent sexual and reproductive health service delivery. This speaker will also stress the need to increase investments to support SBCC programs in the context of ASRHR and advance data analysis to measure progress of youth SBCC interventions.
Presenters
FD
Fatou Diop
Marie Stopes Senegal
Civil society experiences in supporting local actors to transform family planning-related social and gender norms
Preformed Panel 04:45 PM - 06:15 PM (Africa/Casablanca) 2022/12/07 15:45:00 UTC - 2022/12/07 17:15:00 UTC
Ms. Patience Mgoli Mwale will speak to the importance of supporting local FP partners in advocating for relevant SBCC policies and plans. She will share examples from Malawi on how government can work with civil society experts to encourage behavior change. She will also highlight the importance of fostering partnerships with non-FP organizations, as well as advancing meaningful youth engagement to address social and cultural barriers.
Presenters
MH
Mary Beth Hastings
FP2030
Co-authors Patience Mgoli Mwale
CARE
Government efforts to foster supportive institutions and leaders to champion solutions and address barriers at all levels
Preformed Panel 04:45 PM - 06:15 PM (Africa/Casablanca) 2022/12/07 15:45:00 UTC - 2022/12/07 17:15:00 UTC
Dr. Mading will highlight South Sudan's efforts to design, coordinate, and implement voluntary social and behavioral change (SBC). He will speak to the importance of governments to foster partnerships with organizations advocating for diverse social and health reforms to integrate family planning programs with broader healthcare reforms. He will share examples of how governments can partner with organizations advocating for education, gender adolescent sexual education as well as nurture partnerships with organizations that are empowered to support behavioral changes for men and boys such as faith-based organizations and community leaders.
Presenters Beatrice Okundi Co-authors
MZ
Meseret Zelalem
Ministry Of Health Ethiopia
Ms. Angie Brasington
Office of Population and Reproductive Health, USAID
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