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HP+ hosted a thought-provoking webinar discussion on June 30, 2022, on the development and application of the Legal and Policy Framework to Accountability approach in different country contexts. The speakers, including Dr. Charles Mwinuna, Provincial Health Director, Zambia and representatives from Samasha Medical Foundation, the Centre for Reproductive Health and Education in Zambia, and Women and Development in Law in Africa, joined Katie Peel from HP+ to discuss the current contextual constraints, the application of the approach, and preliminary ”wins” in the accountability space for family planning. The legal and policy accountability approach looks beyond family planning, providing a framework to engage a broad range of stakeholders, tackle challenges, and drive action forward. Dr. Charles Mwinuna of the Ministry of Health expressed his gratitude for the activity implementation and noted the strengthened capacity of Neighborhood Health Committee and Family Planning Technical Working Group members in the planning and budgeting process. Moses Muwonge and Charity Nagemi from the Samasha Medical Foundation shared how the integration of the approach with the Motion Tracker enhances collaboration with partners and helps address barriers to the achievement of FP2030 commitments by considering policy or legal challenges, developing strategies to address challenges, identifying opportunities for partnership, and informing accountability efforts.
HP+ hosted a thought-provoking webinar discussion on June 30, 2022, on the development and application of the Legal and Policy Framework to Accountability approach in different country contexts. The speakers, including Dr. Charles Mwinuna, Provincial Health Director, Zambia and representatives from Samasha Medical Foundation, the Centre for Reproductive Health and Education in Zambia, and Women and Development in Law in Africa, joined Katie Peel from HP+ to discuss the current contextual constraints, the application of the approach, and preliminary ”wins” in the accountability space for family planning. The legal and policy accountability approach looks beyond family planning, providing a framework to engage a broad range of stakeholders, tackle challenges, and drive action forward. Dr. Charles Mwinuna of the Ministry of Health expressed his gratitude for the activity implementation and noted the strengthened capacity of Neighborhood Health Committee and Family Planning Technical Working Group members in the planning and budgeting process. Moses Muwonge and Charity Nagemi from the Samasha Medical Foundation shared how the integration of the approach with the Motion Tracker enhances collaboration with partners and helps address barriers to the achievement of FP2030 commitments by considering policy or legal challenges, developing strategies to address challenges, identifying opportunities for partnership, and informing accountability efforts.
HP+ hosted a thought-provoking webinar discussion on June 30, 2022, on the development and application of the Legal and Policy Framework to Accountability approach in different country contexts. The speakers, including Dr. Charles Mwinuna, Provincial Health Director, Zambia and representatives from Samasha Medical Foundation, the Centre for Reproductive Health and Education in Zambia, and Women and Development in Law in Africa, joined Katie Peel from HP+ to discuss the current contextual constraints, the application of the approach, and preliminary ”wins” in the accountability space for family planning. The legal and policy accountability approach looks beyond family planning, providing a framework to engage a broad range of stakeholders, tackle challenges, and drive action forward. Dr. Charles Mwinuna of the Ministry of Health expressed his gratitude for the activity implementation and noted the strengthened capacity of Neighborhood Health Committee and Family Planning Technical Working Group members in the planning and budgeting process. Moses Muwonge and Charity Nagemi from the Samasha Medical Foundation shared how the integration of the approach with the Motion Tracker enhances collaboration with partners and helps address barriers to the achievement of FP2030 commitments by considering policy or legal challenges, developing strategies to address challenges, identifying opportunities for partnership, and informing accountability efforts.
