„Not without us! “ Youth and sexual and reproductive health in international cooperation

It has now been twenty years since the International Conference on Population and Development (ICDP) in Cairo set up new measures and principles concerning sexual and reproductive health. This conference showed how questions of population growth and social and economic development can only be tackled by taking up a rights-based approach.

Introduction: Youth and its Health

Overcoming the barriers

Where are we today – twenty years since the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) ?

By Venkatraman Chandra-Mouli

Investing in young people’s sexual and reproductive health

Where have we come on adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health and rights since ICPD?

By Carine Weiss

Youth friendly Health Services

Lessons learned from youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health service programmes

Youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health services: a bilateral perspective

By Susanne Amsler

“Not without us” - Addressing Youth in the Communities

Sport and Play as Tools for Learning

Transforming Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights' Practices and Creating Supportive Environments through Play

By Nicole Moran & Virginie Emery

The experience of a Honduran Red Cross – Swiss Red Cross project

Preventing teenage pregnancies in Honduras

By Sandra Dominguez O’Hara

Access to quality services and realizing the rights to safe motherhood for young mothers

Promoting young women’s rights related to safe motherhood

By Elizabeth Ponce, Cecilia Capello, Aminata Bargo, Carlo Santarelli, Carolina Espinosa and Janet Perkins

MMS Bulletin #132