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Pansi Katenga retweeted
“Reproductive health care for women really does increase productivity,” - Monica Geingos.
This #WorldHealthDay, we spotlight how healthcare fuels development. When women can't access quality reproductive healthcare, it limits their ability to work, go to school, or lead.
#SDG3
Pansi Katenga retweeted
On Friday, #Sept28, we marked the day of action in support of the right to safe abortion. Honored to speak at the fruitful session organized by @FPAM_ and @MalawiSRHR. Access to safe abortions is a human right, and taboos around reproductive health in Malawi need to be adressed.
Pansi Katenga retweeted
The 🇬🇧 🇿🇦 Health partnership proudly supports the improvement of leadership and governance in hospitals, as well as access to sexual and reproductive health services. The 🇬🇧 is working with the Eastern Cape @HealthZA & @IpasOrg to increase access to reliable healthcare.
#UKwithSA
Pansi Katenga retweeted
Please join us on #InternationalYouthDay, Monday 8/12, as we discuss the interconnected issues of child marriage, teenage pregnancy and school dropout (often referred to as the ‘CTS nexus’). Register here: bit.ly/4d940HO
Pansi Katenga retweeted
Moment to recognition the personalities who have worked with dedication and transformative impact to promote freedom, citizenship, human rights and women's human rights, making the vision of the Maputo Protocol a reality.
@CanHCMozambique
@SwedeninMZ
@RoscCrianca
Pansi Katenga retweeted
Second day of the regional conference marking 21 years since the Maputo Protocol was approved. Young people and adolescents shared their experiences and government partners presented the results and challenges
@CanHCMozambique
@SwedeninMZ
@NLinMozambique
Pansi Katenga retweeted
The #MaputoAt21 conference themes are:
1. Legislation and policies to promote women's rights & gender equality.
2. Access to #SRHR services, including safe abortion.
3. Cultural, social, climate, humanitarian and economic challenges in implementing the Protocol.
@Pansipam
Pansi Katenga retweeted
Ipas country teams from Mozambique, Africa Southern Region, DRC are hosting the 21st Anniversary Conference of the #MaputoProtocol in Mozambique. The Protocol guarantees extensive rights to African women and girls and includes progressive provisions on among others, #SRHR & GBV.
9th Africa Population conference gave young African researchers a platform. @IpasOrg remain committed to locally led, locally driven research. Thank you @IngaDoraP for supporting the side event on child marriage, teenage pregnancy and school drop nexus.#SRHR
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Pansi Katenga retweeted
@IpasOrg we appreciate your @NorwayinMalawi commitment to SRHR and your support. It was a great conversation. Thank you for being part of it.@LZigomo @OxfamMalawi @IngaDoraP
It was a privilege to join @IpasOrg and @OxfamMalawi for an enriching panel discussion exploring the intricate relationship between child marriage, teen pregnancy, and school dropout rates💬
Let's continue the conversation and take action to ensure access to SRHR for all 💪
Pansi Katenga retweeted
Ipas side event on the nexus between child marriage, teen pregnancy and school drop out at the @UAPS_UEPA 9th African Population Conference.
#APC2024 @Pansipam
Pansi Katenga retweeted
Ipas team at the @UAPS_UEPA’s 9th African Population Conference. We are here to share about our work on the conference theme 👉🏾“Road to 2030: Leveraging Africa’s Human Capital to Achieve Transformation in a World of Uncertainty.” #APC2024
Pansi Katenga retweeted
Africa's soil health is deteriorating due to continued reliance on expanding croplands. This decline reduces crop responsiveness, productivity and low yields to soil health solutions, posing significant challenges to smallholder farmers and communities.
The 𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚 𝐅𝐞𝐫𝐭𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐳𝐞𝐫 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐒𝐨𝐢𝐥 𝐇𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡 𝐒𝐮𝐦𝐦𝐢𝐭 convened at the level of Heads of State and Government, will include active engagement from other policy makers, scientists, representatives of farmer organizations, private-sector, development agencies, civil society organizations, non-governmental organizations, scholars, and the media to deliberate on new policies, investments, and innovative financing mechanism to enable farmers re-build soil health for increased yield and profitability.
#ListenToTheLand
#AFSH24
#Agenda2063
Details ♾️ au.int/en/AFSH-2024
#AVPN2024@Ipas.org well represented. Building financially resiliant NGOs will require NGOs to rethink its funding model.
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Pansi Katenga retweeted
CONGRATULATIONS to the MPs for the successful launch of the ESA Parliamentary Caucus on SRHR and Sustainable Development. The work starts now on advancing #SRHR in the region.
@Ipas_ASR @HonMutinta @hivosrosa @hivosroea
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Pansi Katenga retweeted
Today and every day, each and every member of the Embassy of Iceland in 🇲🇼 pledge our commitment to promoting gender equality and combat all forms of violence. Thanks to @HumanRightsMW for the beautiful cloth 💛 Not just for the #16DaysActivism but everyday. – at Malawi
