In Narok County, Kenya, adolescents and women face significant challenges regarding their sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) and are at high risk of gender-based violence (GBV). Limited access to information, services, and education exacerbates these issues, leading to adverse health outcomes and social inequalities. This project aims to address these challenges by promoting awareness, enhancing service delivery, and fostering community supportive environment for adolescents and their families.
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The safeguarding of human rights drives all our interventions and the specific initiatives put into practice have reached 7.14 million people in the last year.
The protection of children's rights has taken place in continuity with the education programmes, with a particular attention to the inclusion of boys and girls with disabilities. The activities to protect the rights of refugees and migrants were set up in the countries of origin, transit and destination of the migratory flows.
We also applied the community protection methodology called CPA - Community Protection Approach - for the analysis of vulnerability and community response.
- 568 i corsi di formazione organizzati
- 476 le attività rivolte a empowerment e diritti delle donne
- 3.14 mln le persone raggiunte
Through our advocacy and awareness campaigns, 97 initiatives were organised, involving local actors and policy makers. We involved 11,600 operators and activists in over 480 teams, launched 390 awareness-raising campaigns reaching 2,172,267 people and consolidated the skills of 355 local associations, groups and networks.