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La Ligue@LaLigue225·
4h

La Ligue Ivoirienne des Droits des femmes a distribué des violentomètres aux femmes du village de Akouédo. Ces outils permettent aux femmes de verifier si elles sont en sécurité avec leurs partenaires.

#lesfemmesveulent
#LaLigue

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IPPF Global@ippf·
8 Jul

Ahead of Saturday's #WorldPopulationDay, IPPF is delighted to launch its ICPD+25 Nairobi Summit Report: A Roadmap for Fulfilling the Promise. Find out more → https://t.co/jciKhnjuCm

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La Ligue@LaLigue225·
8 Jul

Le samedi 4 juillet 2020, La Ligue Ivoirienne des Droits des femmes s'est associé avec @EngenderHealth active dans la santé sexuelle des femmes pour distribuer 5 000 masques et des ressources contre la violence sexiste et sexuelle aux femmes et aux filles du quartier d'Akouédo https://t.co/GopDbpOZCC

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
8 Jul

Today @ippf launched ICPD+25 Nairobi Summit Report: A Roadmap for Fulfilling the Promise: https://t.co/HQbW6RE2UP

We commit to working w/ government partners through 2030 to reach more than 30 million people w/ gender-equitable #SRHR programs: https://t.co/Fg4N8DinsT

#ICPD25

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Mariam Sorelle@MariamSorelle·
7 Jul

Initiative Côte d’Ivoire a procédé ce jour à la remise de 5000 masques aux populations a revenu moyen d’Akouedo. En plus des masques, des violentomètre (outils de mesure des violence) ont été distribués sous le lead de @EngenderHealth et @LaLigue225 #stopcovid19 #Covid19civ

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
7 Jul

Earlier today, we partnered with @LaLigue225 to distribute 5,000 masks & gender-based violence (#GBV) awareness materials to an indigenous community in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire that is known for making attiéké, a traditional dish made from cassava.

#COVID19 #1million2masquesICI

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International AIDS Conference@AIDS_conference·
7 Jul

“We continue to see over and over again in many parts of the world where #LGBT people are criminalized or discriminated against, we always see a rise of #HIV infections, because people strongly associate HIV with being gay.” - @ejaf Chairman David Furnish. #AIDS2020Virtual

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SORO Aboudou N.@SOROAboudouN·
7 Jul

Cérémonie du lancement de la distribution de 5000 masques barrières contre la #COVID__19-19 aux populations vulnérables de Akouedo village @EngenderHealth @nenef @karna_eugene

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Laura Waters@drlaurajwaters·
6 Jul

@AntonPozniak opens #AIDS2020 with a plea, during COVID-19, to ensure gains made in HIV are not lost, the work to end HIV continues & the lessons of HIV are applied! We must adapt to changing changing world realities to ensure our collective HIV goals are met 👏 #AIDS2020Virtual

EngenderHealth@EngenderHealth·
5 Jul

"I will support facilities to restock contraceptives in every way possible."

Read about how our #India team is helping to ensure that communities continue to have access to the #contraceptive methods of their choice during #COVID19: https://t.co/NySknsLDOS

#SRH #familyplanning

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Côte d’Ivoire

Home to more than nearly 20 million people, Côte d’Ivoire is the second largest economy in West Africa. Yet strains from past political and economic upheaval have impacted the country’s fragile health system. As a result, women and their families face limited access to reproductive health and family planning services. Additionally, limited knowledge about HIV transmission and low condom use, among other factors, have contributed to a 3.7% adult HIV prevalence, among the highest in West Africa.

In 2013, EngenderHealth and the U.S. Agency for International Development/West Africa launched Agir pour la Planification Familiale (AgirPF), a five-year program designed to expand women’s access to and use of family planning services in five West African countries. It began work in Côte d’Ivoire in 2014.By educating communities on the benefits of contraception, training providers to deliver quality services, and expanding access in underserved communities, we will work to increase informed decision making about family planning and broaden voluntary use of contraceptives.

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