βοΈ Are you questioning whether current #SRHR and EUP responses are addressing the real drivers affecting adolescents and young people, including gender inequality, poverty and climate shocks?
π¬ Are you engaging adolescents, community leaders, service providers and policy-makers on ending EUP at community, service delivery and policy levels?
π§° At @SAfAIDS, we believe, based on evidence, that sustainable EUP prevention requires integrated, feminist & climate-responsive action. We have utilised SAfAIDS FEmCAP Toolkit with diverse groups across 16 SADC Member States, including political, religious and traditional leaders, and community social assets, who Speak-out and Act on ending EUP with intersects to climate and economic resilience
π FEmCAP interweaves Feminism, Economic Empowerment and Climate Action to strengthen Prevention of EUP among AGYW. Developed under TLivesSHARP Programme supported by @Sida, it equips actors with practical tools for advocacy, policy engagement and localised community action. These recognise gender inequality, economic insecurity and climate-related vulnerabilities intersect to heighten EUP risks for AGYW, and apply feminist and rights-based approaches for indigenous solutions
Explore SAfAIDS FEmCAP Toolkit (https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bhhr_dQHTUPvQMZ96XJ3Pk_YkoL0UZs1/view?usp=drivesdk ) and join us in advancing inclusive, resilient and transformative solutions to end #EUP
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