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The project, Integrated Advocacy Approaches to Accelerating Efforts Towards the Implementation of Menstrual Hygiene Policies in Adamawa State, aims to develop or strengthen the adoption of menstrual hygiene policies. It focuses on addressing barriers to menstrual health by increasing awareness, improving access to resources, and promoting supportive practices within the community. This project will employ a blend of advocacy and tech-oriented strategies, including engaging policymakers, deploying tech solutions, and mobilizing grassroots stakeholders. Public awareness campaigns, and collaboration with local organizations will be used to challenge stigma and encourage healthy practices. Additionally, stakeholders will be trained on effective policy implementa…
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Advocacy and influencing - #1. change laws, public policies, plans and financing for MHD in education, gender equality, health, and humanitarian sectors #2. change private sector policies and programs in support of MHD #3. development or changes to public works, infrastructure that uphold MHD #4. change intergovernmental normative frameworks at regional or global levels in support of MHD Menstrual discrimination remains a significant barrier to gender equality, particularly in underserved regions like Adamawa State. Cultural taboos, societal stigma, and inadequate access to menstrual health resources perpetuate inequalities, affecting the education, health, and social participation of women and girls. One of the major challenges is the widespread lack of aw…
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Goal To accelerate the adoption, implementation, and enforcement of menstrual health and dignity policies in Adamawa State, ensuring improved access to menstrual health resources and supportive environments for women and girls by 31st July 2026. Objectives
  1. Enhance Policy Advocacy and Implementation:
By July 2026, secure formal commitments from at least two key state agencies to implement menstrual hygiene policies. Conduct six advocacy meetings and two policy dialogues to influence budget allocation and strengthen government accountability. Docusign Envelope ID: 1D2141E5-2B80-4719-BEA6-34F99375B84628B40DD5-BCA0-40FB-90D6-A802B 399 44 SANG POUR SANG. UNIES POUR LA DIGNITÉ
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Conduct stakeholder mapping to identify key government actors, policymakers, and influencers for menstrual health advocacy from the State Ministry of Health and Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development.
  1. Develop and disseminate 5 tailored
policy briefs to address gaps and propose actionable recommendations on menstrual hygiene.
  1. Organize targeted Monthly
advocacy meetings with identified state-level policymakers from the State Docusign Envelope ID: 1D2141E5-2B80-4719-BEA6-34F99375B84628B40DD5-BCA0-40FB-90D6-A802B 399 44 SANG POUR SANG. UNIES POUR LA DIGNITÉ Ministry of Health and Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development to influence state-level policy development, adoption, and implementation.
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Strengthen Organizational Capacity
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For the successful implementation of this project, Big Family 360 will leverage the existing relationships with Adamawa State Ministry of Health, Ministry of Women Affairs, and Ministry of Education to ensure alignment with existing policies and access to schools and health facilities for program delivery. Collaboration with local government authorities will aid in grassroots implementation and monitoring. We will also engage international development agencies, including UNFPA and WHO, for technical expertise, funding support, and capacity-building initiatives. Community partnerships will include Village Heads, School Based Management committees, parent-teacher associations, and youth groups to foster local ownership and dismantle cultural stigmas surroundin…
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Breaking News from Yola 🚨 The Jimeta Modern Market, which was closed by the Adamawa State Government on [insert closure date], has officially been reopened today, Tuesday, 24th September 2025, at around 10:37 AM. A video from the scene shows traders and buyers trooping into the market as activities gradually resume. Stay tuned — more details coming through! #JimetaMarket #AdamawaState #BreakingNews
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The Jimeta Ultra Modern Market, which was closed on Wednesday, [insert exact date] after the Adamawa State Government demolished over 2,000 illegal shops and attachments for breaching the market’s original master plan, has officially reopened today, Tuesday, 24th September 2025, at around 10:37 AM. According to the Market Restoration Committee, the demolition exercise was necessary to decongest the market, improve accessibility, and restore free movement of customers and vehicles. 📹 A video from the scene shows traders and buyers trooping into the market as activities gradually resume. Stay tuned — more details coming through! #JimetaMarket #AdamawaState #BreakingNews
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