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Nominations Open for the 2nd AU-RIATT-ESA Media Award on Reporting Child Marriage in Africa: Inviting Entries! Submission open from the: 22nd May until 17th July 2020

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Consultancy Opportunity- Regional policy ...

This study seeks to track progress ahead of the 25th Anniversary of the Beijing Declaration 1995 and 10-year countdown to the SDGs by 2030 in relation to SRHR and reduction in EUP as they affect adolescent girls (aged 10–19 years) in the EAC and SADC Member States.

Consultancy Opportunity- Regional policy reviews on SRHR programmes and reduction in EUP in EAC and SADC.
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CPC is hoping to explore new ways to connect and to engage with children in times of quarantine, lockdown, and school closure.  To that end, CPC is commissioning a consultancy about innovative, safe child participation.

CPC Learning Network Consultancy opportunity: Child participation during Covid-19
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The Devastating Impacts of COVID-19 Response ...

The Union warns the COVID-19 pandemic must not divert attention from the needs of children and adolescents in TB-endemic African countries.

The Devastating Impacts of COVID-19 Response Diverting Attention from Vulnerable Children
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Positive Young, living in a time of COVID-19

Together GNP+ and ICW put up a web page dedicated to share information, resources and most importantly inspiring ways communities are taking action to protect the rights of people living with HIV.

Positive Young, living in a time of COVID-19

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UNAIDS, UNICEF and WHO urge countries in western and central Africa to step up the pace in the response to HIV for children and adolescents

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PRESS RELEASE

DAKAR/GENEVA, 16 January 2019—At a high-level meeting in Dakar, Senegal, UNAIDS, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the World Health Organization (WHO) urged countries in western and central Africa to do more to stop new HIV infections among children and adolescents and increase HIV testing and treatment coverage.

In 2017, around 67 000 children (aged 0–9 years) and 69 000 adolescents (aged 10–19 years) became newly infected with HIV. Two thirds (46 000) of adolescents newly infected with the virus were girls. While progress has been seen in stopping new HIV infections among children in some countries—eleven countries registered a reduction of more than 35% between 2010 and 2017*—others, including Nigeria, which has the largest epidemic in the region, experienced no declines at all.

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