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Simon Bine Mambo, MD, MPH

Simon Bine Mambo, MD, MPH

Executive Director YARH-DRC

Simon is a medical doctor, researcher, and advocate for young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights. His daily goal is to contribute to the quality of life of young people through advocacy and the promotion of health services. A young-FP champion, Simon is Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Youth Alliance for Reproductive Health(YARH-DRC) in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He has published several articles in peer reviewed journals. He devotes his time to research, promote quality health and well-being of young people in fragile and humanitarian contexts.

Youth Alliance for Reproductive Health (YARH-DRC) completing a training demonstration
In-Depth Empowering Change: Breaking Down Gender Norms through Positive Masculinity in the DRC
Simon Bine Mambo, MD, MPHKiya Myers, MPS February 29, 2024

Interventions focused on men and boys can broaden the possibilities for challenging gender norms and masculine ideals that can hinder sexual reproductive health and mobilize advances in gender inequality in humanitarian settings.

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Quick Read Beyond Humanitarian Settings: Young People’s Needs For Family Planning Remain Unmet in DRC
Simon Bine Mambo, MD, MPH September 14, 2023

Gender inequality and gender-based violence (GBV) are serious concerns for refugees from the DRC. In the spring of 2022, the conflict in Eastern DRC escalated when the Mouvement du 23 Mars (M23) rebel military group engaged in fighting with the government in the North-Kivu province.

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