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CSE Report
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| 15 June 2021

LEARN. PROTECT. RESPECT. EMPOWER. The Status of Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Asia-pacific: A Summary Review 2020

Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) is a curriculum-based process of teaching and learning about the cognitive, emotional, physical and social aspects of sexuality. It goes beyond simply providing education about reproduction, risks and diseases by also addressing positive sexuality and relationships, and the broader sociocultural and gender influences on sexual and reproductive health, with an emphasis on developing life skills.   School-based age-appropriate CSE is an effective means of reaching a large population of children and young people, particularly where rates of school participation are high. This overview of the status of in-school CSE in Asia and the Pacific provides a strong evidence base on the reach and impact of this across the region.  This summary review comes with a package of five factsheets. The factsheets shed light on different aspects of school based CSE: enabling framework, curriculum, teacher’s preparedness, monitoring and assessment, and needs of young people.  These communication assets can be used as a whole set or individually.  Factsheet 1: Enabling framework for sexuality education  Factsheet 2: Curriculum  Factsheet 3: Teachers’ preparedness  Factsheet 4: Monitoring and assessment  Factsheet 5: Meeting needs of young people  For more information about this review, see the background research report. 

CSE Report
Resource

| 15 June 2021

LEARN. PROTECT. RESPECT. EMPOWER. The Status of Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Asia-pacific: A Summary Review 2020

Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) is a curriculum-based process of teaching and learning about the cognitive, emotional, physical and social aspects of sexuality. It goes beyond simply providing education about reproduction, risks and diseases by also addressing positive sexuality and relationships, and the broader sociocultural and gender influences on sexual and reproductive health, with an emphasis on developing life skills.   School-based age-appropriate CSE is an effective means of reaching a large population of children and young people, particularly where rates of school participation are high. This overview of the status of in-school CSE in Asia and the Pacific provides a strong evidence base on the reach and impact of this across the region.  This summary review comes with a package of five factsheets. The factsheets shed light on different aspects of school based CSE: enabling framework, curriculum, teacher’s preparedness, monitoring and assessment, and needs of young people.  These communication assets can be used as a whole set or individually.  Factsheet 1: Enabling framework for sexuality education  Factsheet 2: Curriculum  Factsheet 3: Teachers’ preparedness  Factsheet 4: Monitoring and assessment  Factsheet 5: Meeting needs of young people  For more information about this review, see the background research report. 

Humanitarian
Resource

| 21 May 2021

Humanitarian Action in the Pacific “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific"

The report, Humanitarian Action in the Pacific: “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific”, is a joint initiative under the leadership of the Pacific Resilience Partnership (PRP).  The PRP is committed to contributing evidence to uphold accountability to commitments made at the Grand Bargain in Istanbul, May 2016 during the World Humanitarian Summit. This report contributes to realising the Framework of the Resilient Development in the Pacific, an integrated approach to addressing climate change and disaster risk management in the Pacific, specifically on Goal 3 on ‘strengthened disaster preparedness, response and recovery’. This report places local non-government actors at both regional and national levels at the centre of the localisation discourse in the region. In doing so, it recognises the pivotal, and complementary role NGOs play to government and the distinct strength of humanitarian work currently in the Pacific. The report provides recommendations based on a mapping survey conducted across 19 Pacific Island Countries and Territories during 2020. The International Planned Parenthood Federation, alongside partner agencies in the Pacific, provided support which enabled the PRP Localisation Technical Working Group to produce this report.  

Humanitarian
Resource

| 21 May 2021

Humanitarian Action in the Pacific “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific"

The report, Humanitarian Action in the Pacific: “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific”, is a joint initiative under the leadership of the Pacific Resilience Partnership (PRP).  The PRP is committed to contributing evidence to uphold accountability to commitments made at the Grand Bargain in Istanbul, May 2016 during the World Humanitarian Summit. This report contributes to realising the Framework of the Resilient Development in the Pacific, an integrated approach to addressing climate change and disaster risk management in the Pacific, specifically on Goal 3 on ‘strengthened disaster preparedness, response and recovery’. This report places local non-government actors at both regional and national levels at the centre of the localisation discourse in the region. In doing so, it recognises the pivotal, and complementary role NGOs play to government and the distinct strength of humanitarian work currently in the Pacific. The report provides recommendations based on a mapping survey conducted across 19 Pacific Island Countries and Territories during 2020. The International Planned Parenthood Federation, alongside partner agencies in the Pacific, provided support which enabled the PRP Localisation Technical Working Group to produce this report.  

Understanding Abortion
Resource

| 18 March 2021

Understanding Abortion: A Visual Resource

Understanding abortion: a visual resource aims to fill a gap in communication, reducing literacy and language barriers around abortion messaging. It can be used with a range of different audiences, including people with learning disabilities, to support them in the process of making an informed and consensual decision on pregnancy and abortion. This resource offers an insight into what the process of having an abortion is like, showing what a young person’s journey would be if they decided to have an abortion. It is aimed to support community health workers, young people, and others people advocating for an increase in knowledge and information on abortion and reducing the stigma surrounding it. This is a versatile tool, in which the reader can select the most relevant parts of the story according to their needs or those of their audience. We hope this tool can support those who require more information and may need to access safe abortion services. This resource can be used on its own or alongside other IPPF resources around abortion, such as the How to talk about abortion: a guide to rights based messaging or How to educate about abortion: A guide for peer educators, teachers and trainers. In addition, IPPF have produced videos on What is a surgical abortion and What is a medical abortion. For further information on this resource, such as translation into other languages, contact [email protected].

Understanding Abortion
Resource

| 18 March 2021

Understanding Abortion: A Visual Resource

Understanding abortion: a visual resource aims to fill a gap in communication, reducing literacy and language barriers around abortion messaging. It can be used with a range of different audiences, including people with learning disabilities, to support them in the process of making an informed and consensual decision on pregnancy and abortion. This resource offers an insight into what the process of having an abortion is like, showing what a young person’s journey would be if they decided to have an abortion. It is aimed to support community health workers, young people, and others people advocating for an increase in knowledge and information on abortion and reducing the stigma surrounding it. This is a versatile tool, in which the reader can select the most relevant parts of the story according to their needs or those of their audience. We hope this tool can support those who require more information and may need to access safe abortion services. This resource can be used on its own or alongside other IPPF resources around abortion, such as the How to talk about abortion: a guide to rights based messaging or How to educate about abortion: A guide for peer educators, teachers and trainers. In addition, IPPF have produced videos on What is a surgical abortion and What is a medical abortion. For further information on this resource, such as translation into other languages, contact [email protected].

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Medical Abortion?

Ever wonder how medical abortion also known as the 'abortion pill', works? In this explainer video, we go through the steps of what to expect during a medical abortion. Please note that this video is an overview of the procedure. For further details on medical abortion, contact your local healthcare provider.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Medical Abortion?

Ever wonder how medical abortion also known as the 'abortion pill', works? In this explainer video, we go through the steps of what to expect during a medical abortion. Please note that this video is an overview of the procedure. For further details on medical abortion, contact your local healthcare provider.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Surgical Abortion?

Watch our surgical abortion explainer video to find out more about the procedure. Please note this is a brief overview of surgical abortion. Contact your local healthcare provider to discuss further details and options available to you.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Surgical Abortion?

Watch our surgical abortion explainer video to find out more about the procedure. Please note this is a brief overview of surgical abortion. Contact your local healthcare provider to discuss further details and options available to you.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

How to Talk About Abortion: A video guide to rights-based messaging

How to talk about abortion: A guide to rights-based messaging (updated February 2019) provides useful tips and advice on what to consider when developing materials relating to abortion. The content includes examples of positive, rights-based messages, and how to avoid using stigmatizing language and images. This guide can be used by educators, advocates, programmers, health professionals and policy makers, among others, to help inform the development of a wide range of communication materials.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

How to Talk About Abortion: A video guide to rights-based messaging

How to talk about abortion: A guide to rights-based messaging (updated February 2019) provides useful tips and advice on what to consider when developing materials relating to abortion. The content includes examples of positive, rights-based messages, and how to avoid using stigmatizing language and images. This guide can be used by educators, advocates, programmers, health professionals and policy makers, among others, to help inform the development of a wide range of communication materials.

CSE Report
Resource

| 15 June 2021

LEARN. PROTECT. RESPECT. EMPOWER. The Status of Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Asia-pacific: A Summary Review 2020

Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) is a curriculum-based process of teaching and learning about the cognitive, emotional, physical and social aspects of sexuality. It goes beyond simply providing education about reproduction, risks and diseases by also addressing positive sexuality and relationships, and the broader sociocultural and gender influences on sexual and reproductive health, with an emphasis on developing life skills.   School-based age-appropriate CSE is an effective means of reaching a large population of children and young people, particularly where rates of school participation are high. This overview of the status of in-school CSE in Asia and the Pacific provides a strong evidence base on the reach and impact of this across the region.  This summary review comes with a package of five factsheets. The factsheets shed light on different aspects of school based CSE: enabling framework, curriculum, teacher’s preparedness, monitoring and assessment, and needs of young people.  These communication assets can be used as a whole set or individually.  Factsheet 1: Enabling framework for sexuality education  Factsheet 2: Curriculum  Factsheet 3: Teachers’ preparedness  Factsheet 4: Monitoring and assessment  Factsheet 5: Meeting needs of young people  For more information about this review, see the background research report. 

CSE Report
Resource

| 15 June 2021

LEARN. PROTECT. RESPECT. EMPOWER. The Status of Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Asia-pacific: A Summary Review 2020

Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) is a curriculum-based process of teaching and learning about the cognitive, emotional, physical and social aspects of sexuality. It goes beyond simply providing education about reproduction, risks and diseases by also addressing positive sexuality and relationships, and the broader sociocultural and gender influences on sexual and reproductive health, with an emphasis on developing life skills.   School-based age-appropriate CSE is an effective means of reaching a large population of children and young people, particularly where rates of school participation are high. This overview of the status of in-school CSE in Asia and the Pacific provides a strong evidence base on the reach and impact of this across the region.  This summary review comes with a package of five factsheets. The factsheets shed light on different aspects of school based CSE: enabling framework, curriculum, teacher’s preparedness, monitoring and assessment, and needs of young people.  These communication assets can be used as a whole set or individually.  Factsheet 1: Enabling framework for sexuality education  Factsheet 2: Curriculum  Factsheet 3: Teachers’ preparedness  Factsheet 4: Monitoring and assessment  Factsheet 5: Meeting needs of young people  For more information about this review, see the background research report. 

Humanitarian
Resource

| 21 May 2021

Humanitarian Action in the Pacific “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific"

The report, Humanitarian Action in the Pacific: “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific”, is a joint initiative under the leadership of the Pacific Resilience Partnership (PRP).  The PRP is committed to contributing evidence to uphold accountability to commitments made at the Grand Bargain in Istanbul, May 2016 during the World Humanitarian Summit. This report contributes to realising the Framework of the Resilient Development in the Pacific, an integrated approach to addressing climate change and disaster risk management in the Pacific, specifically on Goal 3 on ‘strengthened disaster preparedness, response and recovery’. This report places local non-government actors at both regional and national levels at the centre of the localisation discourse in the region. In doing so, it recognises the pivotal, and complementary role NGOs play to government and the distinct strength of humanitarian work currently in the Pacific. The report provides recommendations based on a mapping survey conducted across 19 Pacific Island Countries and Territories during 2020. The International Planned Parenthood Federation, alongside partner agencies in the Pacific, provided support which enabled the PRP Localisation Technical Working Group to produce this report.  

Humanitarian
Resource

| 21 May 2021

Humanitarian Action in the Pacific “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific"

The report, Humanitarian Action in the Pacific: “Towards Strengthening Local Action in the Pacific”, is a joint initiative under the leadership of the Pacific Resilience Partnership (PRP).  The PRP is committed to contributing evidence to uphold accountability to commitments made at the Grand Bargain in Istanbul, May 2016 during the World Humanitarian Summit. This report contributes to realising the Framework of the Resilient Development in the Pacific, an integrated approach to addressing climate change and disaster risk management in the Pacific, specifically on Goal 3 on ‘strengthened disaster preparedness, response and recovery’. This report places local non-government actors at both regional and national levels at the centre of the localisation discourse in the region. In doing so, it recognises the pivotal, and complementary role NGOs play to government and the distinct strength of humanitarian work currently in the Pacific. The report provides recommendations based on a mapping survey conducted across 19 Pacific Island Countries and Territories during 2020. The International Planned Parenthood Federation, alongside partner agencies in the Pacific, provided support which enabled the PRP Localisation Technical Working Group to produce this report.  

Understanding Abortion
Resource

| 18 March 2021

Understanding Abortion: A Visual Resource

Understanding abortion: a visual resource aims to fill a gap in communication, reducing literacy and language barriers around abortion messaging. It can be used with a range of different audiences, including people with learning disabilities, to support them in the process of making an informed and consensual decision on pregnancy and abortion. This resource offers an insight into what the process of having an abortion is like, showing what a young person’s journey would be if they decided to have an abortion. It is aimed to support community health workers, young people, and others people advocating for an increase in knowledge and information on abortion and reducing the stigma surrounding it. This is a versatile tool, in which the reader can select the most relevant parts of the story according to their needs or those of their audience. We hope this tool can support those who require more information and may need to access safe abortion services. This resource can be used on its own or alongside other IPPF resources around abortion, such as the How to talk about abortion: a guide to rights based messaging or How to educate about abortion: A guide for peer educators, teachers and trainers. In addition, IPPF have produced videos on What is a surgical abortion and What is a medical abortion. For further information on this resource, such as translation into other languages, contact [email protected].

Understanding Abortion
Resource

| 18 March 2021

Understanding Abortion: A Visual Resource

Understanding abortion: a visual resource aims to fill a gap in communication, reducing literacy and language barriers around abortion messaging. It can be used with a range of different audiences, including people with learning disabilities, to support them in the process of making an informed and consensual decision on pregnancy and abortion. This resource offers an insight into what the process of having an abortion is like, showing what a young person’s journey would be if they decided to have an abortion. It is aimed to support community health workers, young people, and others people advocating for an increase in knowledge and information on abortion and reducing the stigma surrounding it. This is a versatile tool, in which the reader can select the most relevant parts of the story according to their needs or those of their audience. We hope this tool can support those who require more information and may need to access safe abortion services. This resource can be used on its own or alongside other IPPF resources around abortion, such as the How to talk about abortion: a guide to rights based messaging or How to educate about abortion: A guide for peer educators, teachers and trainers. In addition, IPPF have produced videos on What is a surgical abortion and What is a medical abortion. For further information on this resource, such as translation into other languages, contact [email protected].

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Medical Abortion?

Ever wonder how medical abortion also known as the 'abortion pill', works? In this explainer video, we go through the steps of what to expect during a medical abortion. Please note that this video is an overview of the procedure. For further details on medical abortion, contact your local healthcare provider.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Medical Abortion?

Ever wonder how medical abortion also known as the 'abortion pill', works? In this explainer video, we go through the steps of what to expect during a medical abortion. Please note that this video is an overview of the procedure. For further details on medical abortion, contact your local healthcare provider.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Surgical Abortion?

Watch our surgical abortion explainer video to find out more about the procedure. Please note this is a brief overview of surgical abortion. Contact your local healthcare provider to discuss further details and options available to you.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

Watch: What is Surgical Abortion?

Watch our surgical abortion explainer video to find out more about the procedure. Please note this is a brief overview of surgical abortion. Contact your local healthcare provider to discuss further details and options available to you.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

How to Talk About Abortion: A video guide to rights-based messaging

How to talk about abortion: A guide to rights-based messaging (updated February 2019) provides useful tips and advice on what to consider when developing materials relating to abortion. The content includes examples of positive, rights-based messages, and how to avoid using stigmatizing language and images. This guide can be used by educators, advocates, programmers, health professionals and policy makers, among others, to help inform the development of a wide range of communication materials.

Resource

| 18 March 2021

How to Talk About Abortion: A video guide to rights-based messaging

How to talk about abortion: A guide to rights-based messaging (updated February 2019) provides useful tips and advice on what to consider when developing materials relating to abortion. The content includes examples of positive, rights-based messages, and how to avoid using stigmatizing language and images. This guide can be used by educators, advocates, programmers, health professionals and policy makers, among others, to help inform the development of a wide range of communication materials.