Description
A Tool for AYRH-Responsive Planning
Are you a youth advocate who wants to make family planning and reproductive health plans more responsive to the needs of young people? Use this new digital advocacy tool to identify gaps in your countries’ plans and make recommendations for improvement—to share directly with your policymakers.
Use this tool to reflect on and discuss…
- One of your country’s plans—this can be local, district, regional, or national.
- Activities planned for young people ages 15–24.
- If enough budget is allocated for these youth-centric activities.
- How to strengthen the plan to better meet the needs of youth.
TARP was developed by the Evidence to Action (E2A) Project, in collaboration with young advocates across West Africa. E2A, USAID’s global flagship for strengthening family planning and reproductive health service delivery, is led by Pathfinder International in partnership with ExpandNet, IntraHealth International, and PATH.
How It Works
Join 2-3 fellow youth advocates, set aside a few hours, and follow these steps to assess if your plan uses tailored, innovative strategies for meeting the needs of your country’s youth:
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