Day
2
Day 2 will be dedicated to discussions, research exhibitions, and presentations around tackling GBV to ease access and completion of girls’ education. sessions will bring together various organisations and individuals such as traditional and faith-based organisations, policymakers, development partners, civil society actors, etc. at the intersections of gender-based violence and education and social protection. As one of the key highlights of the Day, organisers and participants to side event will make linkages in the areas of child protection and girls’ education in Africa.
Plenary and parallel sessions will examine sociocultural, psychological, security, and economic issues that hamper girls’ access, retention, and achievement in educational environments.
ZOOMLINKS
Plenaries: Tackling GBV for the greater access and completion of girls in education & Round-table
discussion on School related Gender-Based Violence (SRGBV)
Organisers
AUC and Partners
Time
09h00
–
11h00
Zomm link and room
Venue: Nelson Mandela Hall
Side event: Empowering Communities: The role of Religious and traditional leaders in tackling Gender Based Violence (GBV) to enhance Girls’ Education /GBV and SRGBV Risks and norms and developing community-based solutions
Organisers
World Vision, Plan International, UN Women, CARE, Bakhita Partnership for Education
Time
15h00
–
17h00
Zomm link and room
Venue: Nelson Mandela Hall
Side envent: Towards a safe learning environment for Girls
Organisers
World Vision Int.; Plan International; UNICEF
Time
15h00
–
17h00
Zomm link and room
Venue: Small Conference Room 1
Side event: Transforming futures: Supporting adolescent and young mother’s health, educational and skills journey
Organisers
UNICEF ESARO;
UNESCO ROSA
Time
15h00
–
17h00
Zomm link and room
Venue: Small Conference Room 2
Side envent: Education Management Information Systems (EMIS)
Organisers
AU IPED; AU
CIEFFA;
UNESCO UIS
Time
15h00
–
17h30
English 
French