UNAIDS recent report “In Danger” showed that new HIV infections dropped by only 3.6% between 2020 and 2021, the smallest annual decline since 2016. It showed that in 2021, an adolescent girl or young woman (between 15—24 years old) became infected with HIV every two minutes and those 250 000 adolescent girls and young women …
Religious leaders and young people during the capacity-building workshop on Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (ASRHR), Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV), and HIV at the Consir Executive Lounge Ridge, Accra Ghana on the 05th – 06th October 2022 INERELA+ Ghana held a two-day capacity workshop from the 05th to the 06th of October …
77th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) at U.N. headquarters on September 20th in New York City The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) finally got back together in person, after three years of leaders speaking by video due to the global pandemic. This year’s session which took place in person for the first …
Participants of the 2022 INERELA+ Virtual Learning Forum, 13th -15th of September 2022 The INERELA+ 2022 Learning Forum was held virtually from the 13th to the 15th of September 2022. The workshop’s main aim was to learn from the work being done by country networks, identify areas that require further development, improvement, and consideration; and …
INERELA+ Acting Executive Director Munya Mandipaza and Rev Nokhuthula Dhladhla and Bishop David Nhlapo (both from INERELA+ South Africa and Sheik Haneef Ngundende of INERELA+ Malawi attended the Regional Advocacy Roundtable for Strengthening the Role of Religious Leaders in advocating for the Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights and HIV for Vulnerable Populations which was organized …
Participants of the Stakeholder dialogue organized by INERELA+ Nigeria on the 23rd of July 2022 INERELA+ Nigeria has been at the forefront to put an end to stigmatization challenges in the fight against HIV/AIDS in the country. Stigmatization and discrimination are the major challenges in fighting the scourge and efforts are on to put an …
INERELA+ Tanzania Country Coordinator, Mossy Ismail (On the far right), Mary Kirafa (standing), Joylinn Chepkorir (white top) With INERELA Kenya staff member during Tanzania exchange visit to Kenya, from 02nd to 05th October 2022 To facilitate better project implementation through exposure to countries with countries of similar contexts, INERELA+ Tanzania embarked on four (4) days …
Country Networks Exchange Visits: INERELA+ Tanzania visits INERELA+ Kenya Read More »
On the 21st of September 2022, the INERELA+ Acting Executive Director Munya Mandipaza and the Monitoring Evaluation and Learning Advisor had an opportunity to share with one hundred and fifty UN Women-funded grantees how INERELA+ use social media as a communication channel, for engagement, advocacy and to communicate results. The duo managed to shed light …
UN WOMEN Knowledge Exchange Webinar– Communicating Results Through social media Read More »
INERELA+ organised a two (2) days Ambassador’s Virtual training on the 16th and 23rd of July 2022. The main aim of the workshop was to train Religious leaders leading constituents of INERELA across Africa to be better ambassadors for the network. These Ambassadors promote the work of INERELA+ and assist in creating and building visibility …
Leveraging Ambassadors Through Capacity Building Read More »
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