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Share-Net Quarterly Newsletter– 4 Quarter,2020 Jordan
The Knowledge Platform on
Sexual and Reproductive Health
and Reproductive Rights
Sexual and Reproductive Health Events and Activities:

Workshops

• Collaborative workshop to review the framework for the National Sexual and Reproduc-
tive Health Strategy for (2020-2030)

• Introductory workshop on the indicators of the National Sexual and Reproductive Health
Strategy (2020-2030).
• Workshop to discuss and develop the communication strategy for Share-Net Interna-
tional.

• Share-Net Jordan participated in a workshop with Butterfly, on behalf of Share-Net
International on the Digital Hub.

Meetings and events

• Annual meeting to review the achievements of Share-Net Jordan in 2020.
• Dialogue sessions on inclusive health education for youth and youth friendly reproduc-
tive health services with Jordanian and regional experts.

• Participation in the preparatory committee of the Share-Net International Co-creation and
Innovation Conference “Engaging in Knowledge Translation Together”. The conference
will focus on adolescent and youth SRH.

• "SNI strategic meeting about the Regional Approach

Grants and Agreements

• HPC signed an agreement with the Arab Council for Social Sciences to conduct a study

on the “Consequences of Child Marriage and Adolescent Pregnancy on the Sexual and
Reproductive Health and Mental Health of Syrian Refugees in Jordan.
• HPC signed an agreement with the Institute for Family Health- Noor Al Hussein Founda-

tion, to apply the national standards of youth-friendly sexual and reproductive health

services at the IFH clinic in Eastern Amman.
• Share-Net Jordan’s team prepared a blog post on the grant awarded to conduct an assess
ment of the current situation of SRH programs for persons with disabilities.

• Share-Net Jordan provided four work opportunities and grants tovolunteers, who are

either fresh graduates or current students,with an aim topromote Jordanian youth volun-
teer work and provide youth with skills to enter the job market.

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