- - -
European Central Asia

Resources

Latest resources from across the Federation and our partners

Spotlight

A selection of resources from across the Federation

Cover image annual report - Ukraine humanitarian response
Resource

2022 IPPF EN Annual Report

Download our Annual Report to read about our activities and achievements in 2022.
EWAG
Resource

| 14 January 2022

Girls unite to shape the EU-Africa partnership

The European Week of Action for Girls (EWAG), that is annually organised to mark International Day of the Girl (11th October), gathers young advocates to advance girls’ rights and gender equality in the EU space. This year, it is providing a platform for girls to speak out about how the AU-EU Partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. It is crucial that the strategy enables dialogue between both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the AU - such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2021 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Read more below and watch our video summarizing youth advocates' recommendations.

EWAG
Resource

| 05 October 2021

Girls unite to shape the EU-Africa partnership

The European Week of Action for Girls (EWAG), that is annually organised to mark International Day of the Girl (11th October), gathers young advocates to advance girls’ rights and gender equality in the EU space. This year, it is providing a platform for girls to speak out about how the AU-EU Partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. It is crucial that the strategy enables dialogue between both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the AU - such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2021 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Read more below and watch our video summarizing youth advocates' recommendations.

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash.jpg
Resource

| 09 December 2020

Girls connect to shape the EU-Africa partnership

Covid-19 didn’t stop us! This year, we did things slightly differently, we’ll did it the youth’s way! To mark the International Day of the Girl (11th October) our coalition of nine Civil Society Organisations joined forces for the eighth time, bringing together a group of close to 30 young advocates, from Europe and Africa, who connected online to share their recommendations with European Union decision-makers.  This year’s EWAG focused on the relationship between the European Union (EU) and Africa. In the framework of EWAG the young advocates were provided a platform to speak out about how the EU-Africa partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. The partnership reflected the points of views of both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the Africa – such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2020 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Throughout the course of October, in light of the International Day of the Girl, they spoke out to EU decision-makers on distinct challenges girls face based on their age and gender and how they believe the EU-Africa Partnership could address their concerns to make sure it truly makes a contribution to girls’ lives and their futures. These are their asks.

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash.jpg
Resource

| 09 December 2020

Girls connect to shape the EU-Africa partnership

Covid-19 didn’t stop us! This year, we did things slightly differently, we’ll did it the youth’s way! To mark the International Day of the Girl (11th October) our coalition of nine Civil Society Organisations joined forces for the eighth time, bringing together a group of close to 30 young advocates, from Europe and Africa, who connected online to share their recommendations with European Union decision-makers.  This year’s EWAG focused on the relationship between the European Union (EU) and Africa. In the framework of EWAG the young advocates were provided a platform to speak out about how the EU-Africa partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. The partnership reflected the points of views of both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the Africa – such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2020 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Throughout the course of October, in light of the International Day of the Girl, they spoke out to EU decision-makers on distinct challenges girls face based on their age and gender and how they believe the EU-Africa Partnership could address their concerns to make sure it truly makes a contribution to girls’ lives and their futures. These are their asks.

Youth in Power - Youth SRHR Strategy Europe & Central Asia
Resource

| 17 July 2017

Youth Strategy for SRHR in Europe and Central Asia - by Youth-in-Power

The Youth-in-Power Youth Strategy is a powerful tool for young activists working on empowering their peers and advocating on behalf of the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people in Europe and Central Asia. IPPF EN's youth network YSAFE joined forces with regional youth network partners YouAct, Y-PEER and ASTRA Youth, as well as the PETRI-Sofia research institute, to gather young people's knowledge, experience, needs, ideas and visions and bring them together in this up-to-date and comprehensive strategy. The recommendations cover topics ranging from comprehensive sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health services to youth participation in decision-making processes.      

Youth in Power - Youth SRHR Strategy Europe & Central Asia
Resource

| 17 July 2017

Youth Strategy for SRHR in Europe and Central Asia - by Youth-in-Power

The Youth-in-Power Youth Strategy is a powerful tool for young activists working on empowering their peers and advocating on behalf of the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people in Europe and Central Asia. IPPF EN's youth network YSAFE joined forces with regional youth network partners YouAct, Y-PEER and ASTRA Youth, as well as the PETRI-Sofia research institute, to gather young people's knowledge, experience, needs, ideas and visions and bring them together in this up-to-date and comprehensive strategy. The recommendations cover topics ranging from comprehensive sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health services to youth participation in decision-making processes.      

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash_9.jpg
Resource

| 07 July 2016

Uluk's story

Uluk's story is about young people,  myths and sexuality education in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan.

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash_9.jpg
Resource

| 07 July 2016

Uluk's story

Uluk's story is about young people,  myths and sexuality education in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan.

EWAG
Resource

| 14 January 2022

Girls unite to shape the EU-Africa partnership

The European Week of Action for Girls (EWAG), that is annually organised to mark International Day of the Girl (11th October), gathers young advocates to advance girls’ rights and gender equality in the EU space. This year, it is providing a platform for girls to speak out about how the AU-EU Partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. It is crucial that the strategy enables dialogue between both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the AU - such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2021 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Read more below and watch our video summarizing youth advocates' recommendations.

EWAG
Resource

| 05 October 2021

Girls unite to shape the EU-Africa partnership

The European Week of Action for Girls (EWAG), that is annually organised to mark International Day of the Girl (11th October), gathers young advocates to advance girls’ rights and gender equality in the EU space. This year, it is providing a platform for girls to speak out about how the AU-EU Partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. It is crucial that the strategy enables dialogue between both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the AU - such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2021 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Read more below and watch our video summarizing youth advocates' recommendations.

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash.jpg
Resource

| 09 December 2020

Girls connect to shape the EU-Africa partnership

Covid-19 didn’t stop us! This year, we did things slightly differently, we’ll did it the youth’s way! To mark the International Day of the Girl (11th October) our coalition of nine Civil Society Organisations joined forces for the eighth time, bringing together a group of close to 30 young advocates, from Europe and Africa, who connected online to share their recommendations with European Union decision-makers.  This year’s EWAG focused on the relationship between the European Union (EU) and Africa. In the framework of EWAG the young advocates were provided a platform to speak out about how the EU-Africa partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. The partnership reflected the points of views of both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the Africa – such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2020 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Throughout the course of October, in light of the International Day of the Girl, they spoke out to EU decision-makers on distinct challenges girls face based on their age and gender and how they believe the EU-Africa Partnership could address their concerns to make sure it truly makes a contribution to girls’ lives and their futures. These are their asks.

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash.jpg
Resource

| 09 December 2020

Girls connect to shape the EU-Africa partnership

Covid-19 didn’t stop us! This year, we did things slightly differently, we’ll did it the youth’s way! To mark the International Day of the Girl (11th October) our coalition of nine Civil Society Organisations joined forces for the eighth time, bringing together a group of close to 30 young advocates, from Europe and Africa, who connected online to share their recommendations with European Union decision-makers.  This year’s EWAG focused on the relationship between the European Union (EU) and Africa. In the framework of EWAG the young advocates were provided a platform to speak out about how the EU-Africa partnership can reflect their aspirations and unlock their potential. The partnership reflected the points of views of both regions, allowing for mutual learning and joint and coordinated actions, especially on issues that affect girls and young women both in the EU and the Africa – such as sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), Education and Economic Empowerment and Political Participation. Over the summer of 2020 the EWAG young advocates connected on several occasions to define their recommendations to the EU in four key areas. Throughout the course of October, in light of the International Day of the Girl, they spoke out to EU decision-makers on distinct challenges girls face based on their age and gender and how they believe the EU-Africa Partnership could address their concerns to make sure it truly makes a contribution to girls’ lives and their futures. These are their asks.

Youth in Power - Youth SRHR Strategy Europe & Central Asia
Resource

| 17 July 2017

Youth Strategy for SRHR in Europe and Central Asia - by Youth-in-Power

The Youth-in-Power Youth Strategy is a powerful tool for young activists working on empowering their peers and advocating on behalf of the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people in Europe and Central Asia. IPPF EN's youth network YSAFE joined forces with regional youth network partners YouAct, Y-PEER and ASTRA Youth, as well as the PETRI-Sofia research institute, to gather young people's knowledge, experience, needs, ideas and visions and bring them together in this up-to-date and comprehensive strategy. The recommendations cover topics ranging from comprehensive sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health services to youth participation in decision-making processes.      

Youth in Power - Youth SRHR Strategy Europe & Central Asia
Resource

| 17 July 2017

Youth Strategy for SRHR in Europe and Central Asia - by Youth-in-Power

The Youth-in-Power Youth Strategy is a powerful tool for young activists working on empowering their peers and advocating on behalf of the sexual and reproductive health and rights of young people in Europe and Central Asia. IPPF EN's youth network YSAFE joined forces with regional youth network partners YouAct, Y-PEER and ASTRA Youth, as well as the PETRI-Sofia research institute, to gather young people's knowledge, experience, needs, ideas and visions and bring them together in this up-to-date and comprehensive strategy. The recommendations cover topics ranging from comprehensive sexuality education and sexual and reproductive health services to youth participation in decision-making processes.      

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash_9.jpg
Resource

| 07 July 2016

Uluk's story

Uluk's story is about young people,  myths and sexuality education in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan.

aaron-burden-xG8IQMqMITM-unsplash_9.jpg
Resource

| 07 July 2016

Uluk's story

Uluk's story is about young people,  myths and sexuality education in Karakol, Kyrgyzstan.