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At least two laws are revised/adopted/operationalized to reinforce youth participation in decision making both at national and local levels

By 2030, at least two laws are revised/adopted/operationalized to reinforce youth participation in decision making both at national and local levels (i.e. Youth Quota law, amending the clause related to the right for voting to 18 years of age instead of 21, law to ensure youth participation among CSO’s boards/age for establishing NGOs, etc.)

By 2030, ensure (through policies, programme reforms and system) that the Reproductive and Sexual Rights Based framework to services and information is adopted around relevant structures, systems, approaches, tools, norms, etc

By 2030, ensure (through policies, programme reforms and system) that the Reproductive and Sexual Rights Based framework to services and information is adopted around relevant structures, systems, approaches, tools, norms, etc

Ensure people with all types of diversity (people with disability, LGBTI, older people, orphans, refugees, marginalized, etc.) access and receive Sexual and Reproductive Health services and information in a safe and ethical environment

By 2030, ensure people with all types of diversity (people with disability, LGBTI, older people, orphans, refugees, marginalized, etc.) access and receive Sexual and Reproductive Health services and information in a safe and ethical environment

Reduce the incidence of cervical cancer to at least 4;100,000 through a population based approach including an integrated and intensive vaccination, screening, treatment and outreach package

By 2030, reduce the incidence of cervical cancer to at least 4;100,000 through a population based approach including an integrated and intensive vaccination, screening, treatment and outreach package in close collaboration between the private and public sectors

Ensure that at least 95% of all community, social and public health outlets offer a Primary Health Care package inclusive of Sexual and Reproductive Health services

By 2030, ensure that at least 95% of all community, social and public health outlets offer a Primary Health Care package inclusive of Sexual and Reproductive Health services

We envision a Zambia, where every citizen, everywhere is provided with equitable and comprehensive health education and quality health services, including sexual and reproductive health. A Zambia where there are zero new HIV infections, zero maternal and

• We thus commit to invest in primary health care, particularly health promotion, and robust and sustainable healthcare financing mechanisms.
• We recommit to reduce preventable maternal deaths from 278 per100,000 live births in 2018 to less than 70 per 100,000 live births and preventable neonatal deaths from 27 per1000 live births to 5 per 1000 live births by 2030. We shall achieve this through targeted investments in human capital development and establishing sustainable financing...

(1)  Intensify our efforts for the full, effective and accelerated implementation and funding of the ICPD Programme of Action, Key Actions for the Further Implementation of the Programme of Action of the ICPD, the outcomes of its reviews, and Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development.

Mode of engagement:

• Policy and guidance

Adopt a participatory approach to develop and ensure a legislative infrastructure for protecting and empowering women, through adopting at least 2 laws and amending decrees

By 2030, a participatory approach will be adopted to develop and ensure a legislative infrastructure for protecting and empowering women, through adopting at least 2 laws and amending decrees (i.e. amending several clauses in the labor law to ensure equal par for women and men; amending clauses in the social security law; and amending the nationality law to provide women the right in passing her nationality to her children)

Data systems and institutional capacities are strengthened to produce and analyze national and administrative data (i.e. Prevalence survey on violence against women, etc.) for informing policies, tailoring programmes and monitoring progress.

By 2030, data systems and institutional capacities are strengthened to produce and analyze national and administrative data (i.e. Prevalence survey on violence against women, etc.) for informing policies, tailoring programmes and monitoring progress.

A national multi-sectoral participatory coordination, monitoring and reporting mechanism on gender-based violence/violence against women and girls is established and fully operationalized

By 2030, a national multi-sectoral participatory coordination, monitoring and reporting mechanism on gender-based violence/violence against women and girls is established and fully operationalized

A national action plan to prevent child marriage is developed, validated and operationalized

By 2030, a national action plan to prevent child marriage is developed, validated and operationalized