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Kawane Loreine Matalina

Kawane Loreine Matalina

Auditor in the Koudougou district, Burkina Faso, BURCASO

Kawane Loreine Matalina is a young computer engineer with a specialization in programming. Passionate about the humanitarian sector, she began her career in 2015 with the Burkinabe Association for Family Well-Being (ABBEF) as a peer educator, and as a social facilitator with the African Youth Health Network and RAJS. Kawane Loreine Matalina is also a founding member and president of the Jeunesse Amazone association, who work in the fields of sexual health, education, child and environmental protection, gender-based violence prevention and women's entrepreneurship.

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In-Depth Repenser l’audit social dans le projet Jeunes en Vigie
Sarah MemmiJeanne FournierDominique PobelStevie Reine YameogoKawane Loreine MatalinaAnnick Laurence KoussoubeNandita Thatte November 19, 2024

Le programme Jeunes en Vigie vise à combler les lacunes dans la disponibilité et l'accessibilité de services de santé sexuelle et reproductive de qualité pour les jeunes femmes en intégrant une perspective féministe et des droits de l'homme dans ses audits sociaux. Ce reportage sur le programme Jeunes en Vigie est l'un des trois reportages sur la mise en œuvre sélectionnés pour la série 2024 sur l'élargissement de l'accès à la santé sexuelle et reproductive, développée par Knowledge SUCCESS et le réseau IBP/OMS.

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In-Depth The Jeunes en Vigie Program
Sarah MemmiJeanne FournierDominique PobelStevie Reine YameogoKawane Loreine MatalinaAnnick Laurence KoussoubeNandita Thatte November 19, 2024

The Jeunes en Vigie program aims to address gaps in the availability and accessibility of quality SRHR services for young women by integrating a feminist and human rights perspective into its social audits. This feature story on the Jeunes en Vigie program is one of the three implementation stories selected for a 2024 series on expanding comprehensive sexual and reproductive health access, developed by Knowledge SUCCESS and WHO/IBP Network.

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