The African Civil Society Forum (CSO Forum) is a group of Civil Society Organizations from all the five African regions, namely, East, Southern, North, West and Central through their regional child networks. The Forum exists to speak with one voice in pursuit of the common interest of the rights and welfare of African children as […]
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Central to the UN Trust Fund’s Strategic Plan (2021-2025) is the commitment to leaving no one behind. The UN Trust Fund employs a twin-track approach of focusing on one hand, on specific experiences of intersectional marginalization that were recognized as underfunded at a particular time and on the other hand, also taking steps to mainstream
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As we begin this pivotal year, we are reminded that only five years remain to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). And while we have all been working to jumpstart movement to counter stalling progress over the past years, we continue to be faced with new challenges every day. Recent geopolitical shifts and foreign aid
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Central to the UN Trust Fund’s Strategic Plan (2021-2025) is the commitment to leaving no one behind. The UN Trust Fund employs a twin-track approach of focusing on one hand, on specific experiences of intersectional marginalization that were recognized as underfunded at a particular time and on the other hand, also taking steps to mainstream
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After a successful training workshop conducted by INERELA+ Tanzania on the 14th of May 2024 in Dar es Salam, Archbishop Charles Asher Howard one of the six participants (2 Religious leaders, 1 duty bearer, 2 male/female youth champions) confessed the new knowledge he acquired during a one-day workshop facilitated by Mr Shaabani Rulimbiye a Human
From the 21st to the 22nd of July 2024 faith leaders, faith-based organizations, and faith actors gathered for a two-day interfaith pre-conference themed “Sustaining Hope for All – Through 2030 and Beyond.” ahead of the International AIDS Conference which was scheduled to take place from 22-26 July at the Messe München in Germany. The pre-
AIDS 2024 Pre – Conference “Emphasises Sustaining Hope for All” Read More »
The Nairobi Summer School on Climate Justice Cohort IV (NSSCJ IV) is a global initiative by the PAN African Climate Justice Alliance (PACJA) and its partners namely SIDA, Kenya Ministry of Education, Financing Locally Led Financing Locally Led Climate Action Program (FLLOCA) funded by the World Bank through the Kenya Ministry of Finance and University
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From the 27th to the 29th of August, INERELA+, represented by the MEAL Advisor joined seven (7) other partners under SAVE the Children Civil Society Strengthening Programme to participate in a Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) training workshop which was facilitated by the Regional Psychosocial Support Initiative (REPSSI). This training workshop was a continuation
MHPSS Advocacy Training Workshop 27 – 29 AUGUST 2024 Read More »
Country Networks implementing the Hands-Off project attended a capacity strengthening workshop facilitated by Takudzwa Mhlanga on the 30th of May 2024. The workshop which was designed in line with INERELA+ capacity building plans covered important aspects of advocacy and effective communications through social media platforms. INERELA+ engaged the Mazvita Communications a subsidiary of Mayittah Group
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One woman out of three in Zimbabwe aged 20 to 49 was married before the age of 18. 5% of girls are married before the age of 15. Child marriage is one of the most widespread forms of violence against children. Child marriage disrupts childhood and deprives girls of their right to be a child.
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