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A Free Toolkit: Scaling-up Comprehensive Sexuality Education

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Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) has gained global recognition as a vital effort to empower adolescents and young people; enable them to improve and protect their health, well-being and dignity; and support them in developing critical thinking skills, citizenship, and equal, healthy and positive relationships.

What will You Find in This Toolkit?

  • What and why: This section covers IPPF’s understanding of CSE, including its rationale and founding principles.
  • How: This section focuses on the essentials required to deliver AND/OR enable CSE, including content, educational approaches, key stakeholders that
    should be involved, types of settings and examples of interventions. Individuals can decide which parts of the ‘How’ section are the most relevant for them according to their role within the Member Association/Secretariat.
  • Tips: This section includes a section of frequently asked questions on CSE and suggests some possible answers. Clear messaging is the first step
    in positioning the importance of CSE.

When developing this toolkit, the IPPF Secretariat considered the needs, cultural diversity and challenges shared by different Member Associations in regards to CSE.We recognize that some countries or regions may need to expand on certain content based on the characteristics of the population, or that the way to introduce a sensitive topic may vary depending on social context – for instance, in some contexts CSE might be known as life-skills education. As a result, some sections offer more in-depth or detailed information and examples.

Is this Toolkit for You?

This publication is primarily intended for use by the following staff of Member Associations and Regional Offices:

  • youth programmers and project coordinators
  • other staff members and volunteers involved in the design, implementation or monitoring of CSE initiatives
  • peer educators and other community based volunteers

It can also be used by other sexual and reproductive health organizations, CSE and education programme leads (public and private) and the broader
development community – including United Nations agencies that are working to improve CSE access for children, adolescents and young people.

You can download this toolkit for free here.

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