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A Girl with a Plan! Reimagining Contraceptive Services with and for Adolescent Girls in Ethiopia, Nigeria and Tanzania unlocks hope… and rapid contraceptive uptake
Add To FavouritesA Girl with a Plan! Reimagining Contraceptive Services with and for Adolescent Girls in Ethiopia, Nigeria and Tanzania unlocks hope… and rapid contraceptive uptake
This brief highlights how the A360 blueprint developed from insights gathered in Ethiopia (Smart Start), Nigeria (9ja Girls) and Tanzania (Kuwa Mjanja), were not only… -
A360 Emerging Insights for Design
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This deck summarises insights gathered by the A360 team for designing the Smart Start program in Ethiopia. It shares what the design team learned about… -
A360 Evaluation Findings Synthesis: No 1. How might we better meet the needs of adolescent couples with contraceptive counseling and services through Ethiopia’s Health Extension Program?
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This publication is a summary of the process evaluation done by ITAD, for A360’s Smart Start project in Ethiopia. It highlights the methodology used for… -
A360 Process Evaluation Methodology: Updated July 2019
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The Process Methodology document presents a descriptive and analytical account of how the implementation of A360 has played out, with the aim of improving understanding… -
A360’s Learning and Growth since the 2018 Mid-Term Evaluation
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This report presents A360’s reflections from its programs on adolescent contraceptive service delivery in three countries; Ethiopia, Tanzania and Nigeria. These learnings are generated through… -
Conference Report Young Designer’s Global Conference
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This is a report of the first conference organised by and for young people engaged as designers in the Adolescent360 projects across Kenya, Nigeria, and… -
Designing for and with Girls: A Girl with a Plan!
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A360’s brief showcases how country level insights gathered from field-testing as part of human centered design in Ethiopia, Nigeria, and Tanzania can be used to… -
Enhancing Human-Centered Design With Youth-Led Participatory Action Research Approaches for Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Programming
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HCD for adolescent services
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The presentation explores the Human Centered Design methods A360 employed during its design phase and the resulting insights that emerged. The presentation further captures process… -
How has Human-Centered Design Contributed to Youth Engagement in Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Programming?
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Authors:- Rimjhim Surana; Kate Sheahan; Ipsa Agnani; Kethi Mullei; Muthoni Wachira; Anne LaFond -
Implementing adaptive youth-centered adolescent sexual reproductive health programming: learning from the Adolescents 360 project in Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Nigeria
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This publication presents some of the key lessons from the initial A360 investment, implemented from 2016 to 2020. Lessons are oriented so that the reader… -
Integrating Human-Centered Design to Advance Global Health: Lessons From 3 Programs
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Authors:- Emily Blynn; Emily Harris; Melanie Wendland; Courtney Chang; Dyness Kasungami; Monisha Ashok; Metsehate Ayenekuluf