<narrative xml:lang="en">GUATEMALA</narrative>

SE-ON-8020028133-GUA1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">GUATEMALA</narrative> UKRAINE

UKRAINE

GUA 1

N/A N/A

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5100000

SE-ON-8020028133-LIB1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">LIBERIA PROJECTS</narrative> LIBERIA PROJECTS

LIB1

RFSUORG95

LIB1

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5100000

SE-ON-8020028133-RFSUORG105

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">RFSU INTERNAL 2</narrative> RFSU INTERNAL 2

RFSU INTERNAL 2

RFSUORG 105

N/A N/A

N/A

RFSUORG 105

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4027780

SE-ON-8020028133-RFSUORG95

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">INTERNAL ORGANISATION</narrative> Internal activity

INTERNAL

RFSUORG95

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N/A

2125000

SE-ON-8020028133-UKR1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">UKRAINE</narrative> UKRAINE

UKRAINE 1

UKR 1

N/A N/A

N/A

UKR 1

N/A N/A

N/A

501500

SE-ON-8020028133-REGAFRICA1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">REGIONAL AFRICA</narrative> REGIONAL AFRICA

REGIONAL AFRICA

REG AFRICA 1

N/A N/A

N/A

REG AFRICA 1

N/A N/A

N/A

1275000

SE-ON-8020028133-REGCA2

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">NEW PO CENTRAL AMERICA 2</narrative> NEW PO CENTRAL AMERICA 2

NEW PO CENTRAL AMERICA 2

NEW PO

N/A N/A

N/A

NEW PO

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N/A

382500

SE-ON-8020028133-REGCA3

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">NEW PO CENTRAL AMERICA 3</narrative> NEW PO CENTRAL AMERICA 3

NEW PO CENTRAL AMERICA 3

NEW PO

N/A N/A

N/A

NEW PO

N/A N/A

N/A

731000

SE-ON-8020028133-REGCA4

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">REGIONAL CENTRAL AMERICA 4</narrative> REGIONAL CENTRAL AMERICA 4

REGIONAL CENTRAL AMERICA 4

REG CA 4

N/A N/A

N/A

1275000

SE-ON-8020028133-RFSUORG104

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">RFSU INTERNAL 3</narrative> RFSU INTERNAL 3

RFSU INTERNAL 3

RFSUORG104

Internal

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N/A

15179720

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN8

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 8</narrative> KENYA 8

KENYA 8

Domain of Change 1: Governments adopt, implement and account for laws, policies and programmes, that uphold gender justice and sexual and reproductive rights and fulfil women, non-binary people’s, and young people’s sexual and reproductive rights outcomes. Domain of Change 2: Civic space is protected, expands and thrives where women, non-binary people, and young people in all their diversities organise, dialogue, participate, advocate and communicate without hindrance, and in doing so, influence the SRHR political and social structures around them at national, regional and global levels. Domain of Change 3: Mobilised Communities reinforce positive norms and values around women, non-binary people’s, and young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and Domain of Change 4: Feminist movements, SRHR alliances and other social movements uphold women, non-binary people’s and young people’s sexual and reproductive rights. SRHR as a basic human right.

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N/A

Domain of Change 1: Governments adopt, implement and account for laws, policies and programmes, that uphold gender justice and sexual and reproductive rights and fulfil women, people’s, and young people’s sexual and reproductive rightss outcomes. Domain of Change 2: Civic space is protected, expands and thrives where women, people, and young people in all their diversities organise, dialogue, participate, advocate and communicate without hindrance, and in doing so, influence the SRHR political and social structures around them at national, regional and global levels. Domain of Change 3: Mobilised Communities reinforce positive norms and values around women, people’s, and young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and Domain of Change 4: Feminist movements, SRHR alliances and other social movements uphold women, people’s and young people’s sexual and reproductive rights. SRHR as a basic human right.

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N/A

365500

SE-ON-8020028133-REGASIA1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">REGIONAL ASIA 1</narrative> REGIONAL ASIA 1

REGIONAL ASIA 1

Increased capacity trainings for SRHR activists by the Network Identify the challenges on SRHR by SRHR Women in the Mekong regions and other Asian sub regions via research and other studies.

N/A N/A

N/A

Increased capacity trainings for SRHR activists by the Network Identify the challenges on SRHR by SRHR Women in the Mekong regions and other Asian sub regions via research and other studies.

N/A N/A

N/A

3136500

SE-ON-8020028133-REGASIA2

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">REGIONAL ASIA 2</narrative> REGIONAL ASIA 2

REGIONAL ASIA 2

REG Asia 2 is a Central American Network that aims to strengthen advocacy capacities of the network members. Through a regional laboratory for the creation of new narratives in favour of sexual and reproductive rights in Central America, with priority given to the abortion agenda. These actions will contribute to building narratives that reivindicate reproductive justice, the citizenship of the body and the autonomy to decide for women, young people and gender-diverse people. Among the activities to be carried out is a workshop with leaders in the region to build new arguments on based on international standards on SRHR. Once the inputs are available, two face-to-face meetings will be held with activists to share, validate and refine the analyses carried out. Project objective: to contribute and strenghen the conversation on sexual and reproductive rights from communication logics that recover humour and irreverence with the use of creative forms of communication, with the aim to attract new audiences in Central American.

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

896750

SE-ON-8020028133-REGASIA3

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">REGIONAL ASIA 3</narrative> REGIONAL ASIA 3

REGIONAL ASIA 3

REG Asia 3 will promote reflection and exchange regarding sexual health, youth inclusion and youth participation in Central America with a regional perspecive. In 2024, REG Asia 3 facilitated dialogue between diverse actors, promoted exchange of experiences, and began developing methodological proposals rooted in local experiences, with art emerging as a key vehicle for expression. The organisation is in a good position to raise issues related to sexual health in a region where these discussions can be difficult.

N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

327250

SE-ON-8020028133-REGCA1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">REGIONAL CENTRAL AMERICA 1</narrative> REGIONAL CENTRAL AMERICA 1

REGIONAL CENTRAL AMERICA 1

REG CA 1 is a regional network based in Bangkok. REG CA 1 has 40 member organisations in 9 countries in the region. REG CA 1 aim is to mobilise civil society to advocate and hold governments and stakeholders to account for their obligations and commitments related to SRHR.

N/A N/A

N/A

REG CA 1 is a regional network based in Bangkok. APA has 40 member organisations in 9 countries in the region. APA’s aim is to mobilise civil society to advocate and hold governments and stakeholders to account for their obligations and commitments related to SRHR.

N/A N/A

N/A

680000

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN3

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 3</narrative> KENYA 3

KENYA 3

KEN 3 is a platform of CSOs working on promoting SRHR in Kenya. It is made up of 19 organisation working working on different subjects targeting different groups of rights holders. Peer educators and community facilitators who will benefit directly from the project will come from these organisations. The project seeks to improve and build the capacity of KEN 3 partners and other RFSU partners on delivery and inclusion of sex-positive and pleasure-based CSE thus building a movement of Civil Society Organizations able to speak up and advocate for the inclusion of Age-Appropriate Comprehensive Sexuality education that is sex-positive and wholistic including pleasure. Results for Oct 2025 - 2028: - Empowered CSE facilitators who approach the delivery of CSE through the principles of sex positive and pleasure-based comprehensive sexuality education. - Improved overall messaging and language around controversial SRHR issues, away from threat and danger to respect and enjoyment of sexual rights. - Existing public support on SRHR issues through pleasure-based messages that also fit the context of the community on SRHR. - Coordinated KEN 3 partners who maintain a similar voice when it comes to pleasure-based and sex positive CSE, using research-based evidence to influence policies at the National level on the delivery of CSE. - Aligned policy advocacy efforts on CSE at the national and regional level.

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N/A

KEN 3 is a platform of CSOs working on SRHR in Kenya. It is made up of 19 organisation working working on different subjects targeting different groups of rights holders. Peer educators and community facilitators who will benefit directly from the project will come from these organisations. The project seeks to improve and build the capacity of KEN 3 partners and other RFSU partners on delivery and inclusion of sex-positive and pleasure-based CSE thus building a movement of Civil Society Organizations able to speak up and advocate for the inclusion of Age-Appropriate Comprehensive Sexuality education that is sex-positive and wholistic including pleasure. Results for Oct 2025 - 2028: - Empowered CSE facilitators who approach the delivery of CSE through the principles of sex positive and pleasure-based comprehensive sexuality education. - Improved overall messaging and language around controversial SRHR issues, away from threat and danger to respect and enjoyment of sexual rights. - Existing public support on SRHR issues through pleasure-based messages that also fit the context of the community on SRHR. - Coordinated KEN 3 partners who maintain a similar voice when it comes to pleasure-based and sex positive CSE, using research-based evidence to influence policies at the National level on the delivery of CSE. - Aligned policy advocacy efforts on CSE at the national and regional level.

N/A N/A

N/A

654500

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN4

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 4</narrative> KENYA 4

KENYA 4

KEN 4 is members organisation based in Kibera, supporting women, girls and victims of violence in that excluded area of Nairobi. KEN 4 has a clear vision and is been active for several years, however the organisation has not the minimial conditions for the important work they are doing. During 2023 will KEN 4 focus on strenghtening their own capacities and strengthen organisational development. Some activities regarding advocacy and attention to violence are also included. Intervention Objective: KEN 4 project aims for a transformative shift in the SRHR landscape of Kibera, empowering young women and girls and dismantling barriers to their sexual and reproductive health and rights. Results from Oct 2025 - 2028; - Increased Knowledge and Positive Attitudes on SRHR Among Rights-Holders - Strengthened Accountability of Duty Bearers - Strengthened Feminist and Youth-Led Movements - Improved Access to Quality and Inclusive SRHR Services - Policy and Legal Progress on SRHR and Civic Rights

N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

399500

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN5

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 5</narrative> KENYA 5

KENYA 5

Results from Oct 2025 - 2028: - SRHR youth in rural and peri-urban settings of Kisumu and Kisii have increased awareness and gain tools, capacity and strategies to organise and demand for affirming SRH services within public healthcare facilities. - Healthcare service providers within rural and peri-urban settings of Kisumu and Kisii counties have improved responsiveness and provide unlimited and affirming SRH care to SRHR youth. - Duty bearers have better understanding of SRHR lived realities around SRH access and enact affirming laws at county.

N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

327250

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN6

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 6</narrative> KENYA 6

KENYA 6

Results from Oct 2025 - 2028; - Generate evidence to inform pro-SRHR mobilization and advocacy for sustainable change - Youth voices on SRHR are amplified and collaboration and solidarity strengthened among youth-led and/or youth-serving CSOs and other SRHR networks - Strengthened cross-movement and multifocal engagement on SRHR in Kenya

N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

365500

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN7

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 7</narrative> KENYA 8

KENYA 8

KEN 7

N/A N/A

N/A

KEN 7

N/A N/A

N/A

450500

SE-ON-8020028133-GHA4

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">GHANA 4</narrative> GHANA 4

GHANA 4

GHA 4

N/A N/A

N/A

GHANA 4

N/A N/A

N/A

612000

SE-ON-8020028133-GHA5

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">GHANA 5</narrative> GHANA 5

GHANA 5

GHA 5 is a well-established organisation that was formed in 1994. While originally created to protect and promote HIV-related human rights, the organisation’s scope has expanded to also include broader SRHR. GHA 5 advocates for a holistic and rights-based system through diverse strategies in order to fulfil its mission to promote and protect health-related human rights. At present GHA 5 manages its interventions in several counties and is active on both national and regional levels. From 1 st October 2025 - 2028 GHA 5 is a core partner. RFSU is supporting GHA 5´s overall strategy; - Stronger Laws and Policies at County Level - Greater Access to Accurate SRHR Information Online - Enhanced Legal and Media Capacity on SRHR - Stronger Civil Society and Youth Movements

N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

790500

SE-ON-8020028133-GHA6

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">GHANA 6</narrative> GHANA 6

GHANA 6

N/A N/A

N/A

GHA 6 works with health care personnel against discrimination and victimization of SRHR refugees. GHA 6 sensitizes institutions responsable to attend refugees in Ghana in order to change norms and stigma continued that does not provide safe spaces to disclosure of sexuality or gender identities. These factors result in low rates of access to SRH services by the SRHR community and low levels of uptake and increased exposure to opportunistic infections; Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) and Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV). To promote norms, change through leading to safer sexual practices amongst SRHR refugees. Enhance SRHR CBOs’ capacity and sustainability by training on SRHR, rights, and advocacy for equitable services and livelihoods. To enhance equal and quality access to SRHR by SRHR refugees by engaging Protection Monitors through strengthened referrals leading to improved uptake of SRHR servicesResults from Oct 2025 - 2028; To promote norms, change through leading to safer sexual practices amongst SRHR refugees. Enhance SRHR CBOs’ capacity and sustainability by training on SRHR, rights, and advocacy for equitable services and livelihoods. To enhance equal and quality access to SRHR by SRHR refugees by engaging Protection Monitors through strengthened referrals leading to improved uptake of SRHR services

N/A N/A

N/A

680000

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 1</narrative> KENYA 1

KENYA 1

KEN 1 seeks the realization of the right to comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) for adolescents and young people in all their diversities in Kenya by expanding the support base for CSE through evidence-based advocacy. Results from Oct 2025 - 2028: Empowered Young People with Comprehensive Knowledge of SRHR and Rights: Increased Support for SRHR and CSE Among Community Influencers (Movable Middle) An Enhanced Legal and Policy Environment Strengthened Civil Society and Youth-Led Movements: Evidence-Based Advocacy and Opposition Monitoring:

N/A N/A

N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

773500

SE-ON-8020028133-KEN2

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">KENYA 2</narrative> KENYA 2

KENYA 2

KEN 2 will focus on Rrising awareness about SRHR among young women and girls in order to make informed decisions about their bodies and lives. This includes understanding their reproductive health, contraception options, safe sex practices, and their rights under national and international law. The intervention considers also advocacy activities, where efforts will lead into the domestication of national frameworks and laws into country legislations that are critical for ensuring SRHR at the local level. This means traslating national policies and laws into county-specific ordinances and regulations, and ensuring that they are adequately funded and implemented. Mobilizing and organizing young women and girls to engage in positive discourse on SRHR is essential for amplifying their voices and shaping the narrative around SRHR issues. Results from Oct 2025 - 2028; The short-term outcomes are increased awareness, knowledge, and uptake of SRHR information and services among young women and girls in all their diversities. The other short-term outcome is strengthened partnerships and civil societies engagement with the state to ensure prioritisation of SRHR services and information. The third short term is strengthened movements of SRHR actors in the advocacy of laws and policies on SRHR in Kenya. With the anti-gender movements camping in Kenyaand opposing all the progressive laws and policies in Kenya working closely on issues deemed contentious will support in strengthening the SRHR movements in Kenya and beyond.

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N/A

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N/A

922250

SE-ON-8020028133-GHA1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">GHANA 1</narrative> GHANA 1

GHANA 1

GHA 1 is a membership-based youth organisation with national, regional and local chapter clubs in Greater Accra, Western, Central, Ashanti and Northern regions. The organisation has its roots in radio broadcasting since the mid-nineties. In 2018 it employed 12 persons, and more than 200 volunteers were connected to the organisation. SRHR is one of a number of areas in which the organisation is working, with the Children and Youths development as the overall objective. With many projects and many donors over the years, as well as good links to the government, other CSOs and to young people, they are assessed to have both experience and legitimacy, as well as capacity to implement the proposed intervention. The intervetion supported by RFSU will contribute to: Young people are able to easily approach healthcare providers and other stakeholders in the SRHR space for assistance when necessary; Ensuring that already existing SRHR legislation can better serve those whom it is intended for; Community leaders will buy into the essence of maintaining proper reproductive health practices, and realise how that is directly tied to the development in their locality; Community ownership of beneficial SRHR interventions such that they are in a position to welcome other initiatives that will contribute to their development both as individuals and as a community. Intervention objective: Increased awareness and recognition of girls’ and young women’s SRHR, especially the right to abortion.

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N/A

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N/A

1100750

SE-ON-8020028133-GHA2

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">GHANA 2</narrative> GHANA 2

GNANA 2

GHA 2 was started in January 2009 as a space for African Women to share experiences of Sex and their diverse Sexualities.Our expectation is that in reaching a broader audience through a matrix of traditional and new platforms, ‘GHA 2’ will contribute to changing conservative attitudes about sex and sexualities.

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

1236750

SE-ON-8020028133-GHA3

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">GHANA 3</narrative> GHANA 3

GHANA 3

GHA 3

N/A N/A

N/A

GHANA 3

N/A N/A

N/A

654500

SE-ON-8020028133-KHM5

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">CAMBODIA 5</narrative> CAMBODIA 5

CAMBODIA 5

KHM 5 is a feminist organisation that works with various groups, including women, youth activists and communities, to empower them to claim their rights to enjoy gender equality, identity, and their SRHR. The organisation applies a non-discriminatory approach founded in the intersectional feminist approach. The organisation engages and mobilises communities in both rural and urban areas with a focus on women and youth.

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N/A

CAMBODIA 5

N/A N/A

N/A

442000

SE-ON-8020028133-KHM6

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">CAMBODIA 6</narrative> CAMOBIDA 6

CAMBODIA 5

KHM 6

N/A N/A

N/A

KHM 6

N/A N/A

N/A

595000

SE-ON-8020028133-KHM1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">CAMBODIA 1</narrative> CAMBODIA 1

CAMBODIA 1

1. Research and Advocacy for SRHR, 2. Communication and Social Media 3. Youth Health 4. Community Health 5. Vulnerable Groups

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N/A

1. Research and Advocacy for SRHR, 2. Communication and Social Media 3. Youth Health 4. Community Health 5. Vulnerable Groups

N/A N/A

N/A

2448000

SE-ON-8020028133-KHM2

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">CAMBODIA 2</narrative> CAMBODIA 2

CAMBODIA 2

Working in three spheeres: - Change in lived expereinces - Change in laws and policies - Change in the culture

N/A N/A

N/A

Working in three spheeres: - Change in lived expereinces - Change in laws and policies - Change in the culture

N/A N/A

N/A

790500

SE-ON-8020028133-KHM3

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">CAMBODIA 3</narrative> CAMBODIA 3

CAMBODIA 3

Objectives; - Intersectional Feminist Research and Evident Gathering - Public Engagement - Supporting Intersectional Advocacy

N/A N/A

N/A

Objectives; - Intersectional Feminist Research and Evident Gathering - Public Engagement - Supporting Intersectional Advocacy

N/A N/A

N/A

688500

SE-ON-8020028133-KHM4

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">CAMBODIA 4</narrative> CAMBODIA 4

CAMBODIA 4

KHM 4 is a feminist organisation that works with various groups, including women, youth activists and communities, to empower them to claim their rights to enjoy gender equality, identity, and their SRHR. The organisation applies a non-discriminatory approach founded in the intersectional feminist approach. The organisation engages and mobilises communities in both rural and urban areas with a focus on women and youth.

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

646000

SE-ON-8020028133-LKA6

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">LKA 6</narrative> LKA 6

LKA 6

Results Oct 2025 - 2028: Greater awareness and attitudinal changes in the field of Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights in selected areas of three provinces of the country among selected government officials who are better equipped with knowledge on SRHR which they are expected to apply and implement in their work environments. Increased number of youth role models, with greater knowledge on SRHR and resultant attitudinal changes in practices relating SRHR issues. Greater number of youth leaders in the church (irrespective of denominations) empowered with a greater understanding of their religion through revisiting their faith from a feminist perspective. Enhanced organizational capacity which in turn paves the way for more efficient overall programme delivery.

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

340000

SE-ON-8020028133-LKA1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">LKA 1</narrative> LKA 1

LKA 1

LKA 1 was founded in 1953 and is a IPPF member. LKA 1 Vision is ‘A country with access to Sexual and Reproductive Health as a right to all’. The project aims for: Improved changes on individual level, Improved legislation and policies on SRHR Transformed social norms and increased knowledge on SRHR Strenghtening of civil society, empowerment and mobilisation LKA 1 was founded in 1953. LKA 1 Vision is ‘A country with access to Sexual and Reproductive Health as a right to all’.The project from October 2025 to 2028 focuses on; Legal reform of the abortion law, implementation of CSE for youth having hearing impariments and improved response to SGBV with increased access to leagal and psycosocial support

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

892500

SE-ON-8020028133-LKA2

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">LKA 2</narrative> LKA 2

LKA 2

- Increase awareness in the Health sector Community - Increase awareness in the School students and Youth groups - Increase awareness on SRHR among general public - Facilitate inter-stakeholder discussions and foster relationships between different stakeholders Results Octobre 25 - 2028 Improved SRHR awareness and knowledge among students Strengthened SRHR knowledge, attitude and practices among youth Enhanced SRHR competencies among women and CBOs for improved community engagement Enhanced capacity of Government and other Stakeholders to promote SRHR at the Community Level

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

272000

SE-ON-8020028133-LKA3

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">LKA 3</narrative> LKA 3

LKA 3

-Knowledge of students( adolescent) & teachers on SRHR improved at targeted schools - Improved knowledge and awareness among community and youth on SRHR - Established a common platform to monitor SRHR activities at divisional level Results from Oct 2025 - 2028 Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) in Schools Community-Based SRHR and Protection Accessible SRHR Services and Referrals

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

136000

SE-ON-8020028133-LKA4

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">LKA 4</narrative> LKA 4

LKA 4

- Improve sexual and reproductive health, especially menstrual hygiene of marginalized women and girls through increased access to information/knowledge and services. - Capacity to address problems of Domestic Violence strengthened - Increased Information and data on prevalence of Child Marriages in Sri Lanka Results from Oct 2025 - 2028 Improve sexual and reproductive health, especially menstrual hygiene of marginalized women and girls through increased access to information/knowledge and services. Capacity to address problems of Domestic Violence / Sexual and Gender Based violence strengthened in selected districts in Sri Lanka Increased Knowledge and Awareness for Sustained Improvements in Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Women and Girls

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

654500

SE-ON-8020028133-LKA5

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">LKA 5</narrative> LKA 5

LKA 5

Results Oct 2025 - 2028: Increased knowledge and confidence among women, girls on SRHR: Shifts in community attitudes and social norms that perpetuate SRHR-related stigma and violence: Strengthened capacity of local women’s groups and civil society actors to advocate for inclusive, rights-based SRHR policies and services: Improved response to GBV and SRHR violations through community-based support mechanisms:

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

340000

SE-ON-8020028133-BOL3

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">BOL 3</narrative> BOL 3

BOL 3

BOL 3 works for all people right to decide on their sexuality and their bodies. Working with an intersectional approach, BOL 3 is an organisation that consistently and persistently for more than 25 years has worked with advocacy on the right to legal and safe abortion. As Bolivia is heavily influenced by the Catholic and Evangelical Church, BOL 3 provides a unique and very important institutional space where theological issues intersect with feminism, SRHR and the right to legal and safe abortion. With the support of RFSU, BOL 3 works for better political, social and cultural conditions for the exercise of women's SRHR including the access to legal and safe abortion. RFSU has supported BOL 3 since 2010.

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

939250

SE-ON-8020028133-BOL4

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">BOL 5</narrative> BOL 5

BOL 5

BOL 4 is originally a human rights organisation. CDC has accumulated xperience and knowledge of the legal situation of people in need of SRHR. In order to reduce stigma and raise awareness among the general population, BOL 4 promotes the rights through cultural activities aimed at young people such as the Festival Parkour Kuerpos. RFSU supports BOL 4 since 2017.

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

569500

SE-ON-8020028133-BOL5

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">BOL 5</narrative> BOL 5

BOL 5

BOL 5 is one of the largest and most recognized network of 22 CSOs in the country and the only network that brings together the main women's and feminist organisations. BOL 5 project is focusing and violence, exclusion and racism against womend . GBV in Bolivia is link to poverty and exclusion affecting in particular rural women (the femicide rate in Bolivia is one of the highest in Latin America). With an intersectional approach and through a network of 22 organizations using advocacy, communication and mobilization strategies, BOL 5 intends to have a national and local/municipal impact at the same time. In this sense, BOL 5 has the best conditions to meet the objective of the project and to channel resources to its member organizations. The intervention focuses on addressing violence, exclusion, and racism against women, with BOL 5 leveraging its network to reach economically disadvantaged and rural women who might otherwise be difficult to access if BOL 5 were to implement the intervention independently. 2024 was the first year of RFSU supporting BOL 5.

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N/A

N/A N/A

N/A

510000

SE-ON-8020028133-BOL6

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">BOL 6</narrative> BOL 6

BOL 6

BOL 6 is a civil society organization made up of a committed interdisciplinary team, based on education, to politically influence the development of society, in the areas of health, environment and human rights. The prevention of diseases including AIDS/HIV, respect for human rights including SRHR and protection of the environment is a human development perspective of BOL 6. BOL 6 identifies the issue of violence against women and girls in the country as a central problem (the highest level of femicides and teenage pregnancies in the region) and proposes working on the issue from CSE, prevention and empowerment of young people and adolescents, including young people. 2024 was the first year of RFSU supporting BOL 6.

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N/A

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488750

SE-ON-8020028133-BOL7

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">BOL 7</narrative> BOL 7

BOL 7

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N/A

BOL 7

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1381250

SE-ON-8020028133-BOL1

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">BOL 1</narrative> BOL 1

BOL 1

BOL1 works with access and protection of SRHR rights, specially civil and political rights. BOL1 train commnity leaders and young SRHR lawyeres in different parts of the country to support particular cases and carry out political advocacy processes at the national level in the five intervention cities and internationally through regional and global mechanisms. RFSU has supported BOL1 since 2018, today with direct core support.

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N/A

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N/A

735250

SE-ON-8020028133-BOL2

RFSU

<narrative xml:lang="en">BOL 2</narrative> BOL 2

BOL 2

BOL 2 is the biggest network of HR organisations in Bolivia. CSH focus on strengthening the advocacy capacities of the CSO including rightholders for the defense and enforcement of all Human Rights including SRHR. Through BOL 2 different activities and coordinations, CSOs will be articulated at the national and regional level and will be enhance in its monitoring compliance with the recommendations of international human rights mechanisms and SRHR, for instance in the national cycle of UPR. BOL 2 is also pivotal in different advocacy actions to promote the adoption of recommendations and plans of implementation. RFSU has supported BOL 2 since 2018.

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1020000

SE-ON-8020028133-SE-0-SE-6-17291

RFSU

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RFSU.

RFSU

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RFSU

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63960000