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RFQ FY21-083 Comprehensive sexuality education with Parents focused for young adolescents

26 May 2021 Around the world many children, adolescents and young people grow up and become sexually active without access to quality, gender responsive information, education and services regarding their sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) is a curriculum-based process of teaching and learning about the cognitive, emotional, physical and social aspects of sexuality. It aims to equip children and young people with knowledge, skills, attitudes and values that will empower them to: realise their health, wellbeing and dignity; develop respectful social and sexual relationships; consider how their choices affect their own wellbeing and that of others; and, understand and ensure the protection of their rights throughout their lives.

RFQ FY21- 082 Adolescent Pregnancy and Young Parenthood – Programme Model scoping

Requirements Plan International is a multi-sectoral organisation with a global priority in addressing unintended adolescent pregnancy, especially given the close association with high rates of child, early, and forced marriages and unions. In 2020, Plan International undertook an internal consultation on adolescent pregnancy and young parenthood to deepen our understanding and gather the different perspectives and experiences of Plan International staff, looking across the different priority thematic areas2 of Plan International. This internal consultation resulted in a road map for action, identifying clear gaps and future deliverables to support Plan International´s ambition to be a gender-transformative organisation, which includes developing approaches that also consider the needs and support for pregnant adolescents and young parents.

Seven Women Around The World On Their Hopes For 2021

Seven Women Around The World On Their Hopes For 2021 Grazia 08/03/2021 © Credits: Plan International Aishatu Alhajikabu, 24, Nigeria Nearly every country in the world has felt the affects of the pandemic this past year, and - as is often the case during crises - women especially are bearing the brunt. But that s not to say there isn t reason for hope. This International Women s Day, we hear from seven forces for change on their vows to make the world a fairer place, who also remind us why the day is still so needed. From working to ensure young women and girls are safer and benefit from improved laws to refusing to be silent on the violations committed against them, they are doing valuable work with Plan International. While some of their stories remind us how far we are from achieving equality, they also show how many incredible women around the world are fighting for a better future and need celebrating.

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