Effective resource mobilization is critical for the future sustainability of adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health (AYSRH) programming. Similar to TCI family planning programs, this often starts with advocacy efforts for increasing a budget line item for AYSRH. However, the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) of youth residing in urban environments is influenced by complex, layered issues and in most countries, various line ministries and departments are responsible for AYSRH programming. Any program attempting to provide SRH services in this complex context must build collaborative relationships across government sectors–including health, education, financial, gender/women’s empowerment, and social services–as well as between public and private organizations.