Women at the heart of Senegal’s transition to agroecology
ENDA Pronat and allies launch a series of policy recommendations to support Senegal’s transition to agroecology.
Senegal leading the way for a transition to agroecology
DyTAES calls for the Senegalese government to adopt an agroecological approach.
Bulletin | Building momentum
Your February Bulletin explores Building Momentum—our new cross-geographic program—and explains how counterparts will expand their programming on SRHR.
Informing youth in Manila: Health on the margins
The streets of Metro Manila, the Philippines, are bustling with life. Street vendors push their carts along the concrete, calling out their goods and price. Children rush past, chasing each other. Teenagers gather around street corners, chatting, texting, joking. Chonalyn Deiparine, a Youth Mobilizer with Likhaan Center for Women’s Health, is spending her time today…
Sexual and reproductive health and rights across borders
Four counterparts within diverse contexts are all struggling for social justice and women’s rights.
Reflections on building momentum
Read reflections from four counterparts following a collective planning session for our new program Building Momentum.
Spreading awareness: Health on the margins
Lorena Abad, a Community Health Promoter with the Likhaan Center for Women’s Health, moves confidently through the alleyways of a slum in Metro Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. She is spending her day visiting her neighbours at their homes to talk with them about their reproductive health. Lorena Abad is a Community Health…
Change in Bangladesh: In the words of the landless
Landless people in Bangladesh occupy a low social status in the country. In rural areas, this status restricts their access to meaningful employment, education, social services and political representation. With the support of Nijera Kori, Inter Pares’ long-term counterpart, landless people have been coming together in small groups to demand their rights and claim their…
Brief | Women-led Agroecology in West Africa
In West Africa, social and patriarchal conditions and norms limit rural women’s opportunities and rights.
Landless activism in Bangladesh with Achia Begum
“I am my own person. I have my own voice. My voice is louder than others speaking against me.”