SAT - Adolescent Impact 2023-2026
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The goal is to ensure that adolescents and young people in Eastern and Southern Africa with improved access to quality sexual and reproductive health and wellness services, enjoy increased health, agency, and resilience. This will be achieved through four main outcomes: - Increased regional accountability for SRHR accelerates member states' realisation of Ag...
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The goal is to ensure that adolescents and young people in Eastern and Southern Africa with improved access to quality sexual and reproductive health and wellness services, enjoy increased health, agency, and resilience. This will be achieved through four main outcomes: - Increased regional accountability for SRHR accelerates member states' realisation of Agenda 2030 and SDG 3. - Growing support among targeted duty bearers, norms makers, and young people for adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights (ASRHR), is reflected in their attitudes and actions. - Empowered and networked young people play an increased role in their own health and in systems for health. - Targeted implementation of effective ASRHR models in SADC members states improves adolescent health outcomes.
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This contribution is new and, as such, no results have yet been achieved or reported.The last contribution was evaluated by an external evaluator procured by Sida. Sidas assessment is that this report is good and summarizes key results by the partner. Examples of results from the last contribution include: - The work of SAT is directly contributing to increased access particularly with respect to the provision of information and education emphasizing the link between providing information, education, counselling and services. Through modelling ways to reach adolescents and young people with service, there has been some expansion on the reach of services, and this has stimulated awareness and demand amongst adolescent and young people for both SRH services and rights. The work to improve access to modern contraceptives through outreach activities has been complemented by advocacy work at country and regional (SADC) levels, as well as the development and implementation of a tracking mechanism on modern contraceptive usage amongst adolescents in five countries. - The Programme has made progress towards removing barriers to SRHR access and strengthening the protective environment for adolescents and young people. This work has had multiple dimensions including a focus on change at policy level, work at an implementation level and activities to shift norms with parents, clinic staff, traditional leaders and the wider community. - SATs specific strength is that it has the capacity and bravery to play a facilitative role in difficult contexts, and the ability to create the space for a strong youth voice to enter and engage in these conversations. In this regard, the evaluation found that progress towards the other goals of increasing access and reducing barriers, is strongly linked to the extent to which SAT has successfully created the systems and the space for youth participation and specifically for young people to actively engage the right people including duty bearers, decision makers and norms makers.
The overall goal of the AI Programme is that adolescents and young people in Eastern and Southern Africa have improved access to quality sexual and reproductive health and wellness services, enjoy increased health, agency, and resilience. The long term outcomes are as follow: 1. Increased regional accountability for SRHR accelerates member states realisation of Agenda 2063 and SDG 3 2. Growing support among targeted duty bearers, norms makers, and youngpeople for adolescent sexual and reproductive health and rights (ASRHR), reflected in their attitudes and actions 3. Empowered and networked young people play an increased role in their own health and in systems for health 4. Targeted implementation of effective ASRHR models in SADC member states improved adolescent health outcomes SAT intends to work with key stakeholders
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