Switched n: Sexuality education in the digital space International Symposium: 19 - 21 February 2020, Istanbul, Turkey Agenda

With support from @Unesco #SwitchedOn #SexualityEducation

WHO Collaborating Centre 1 for Sexual and Reproductive Health DAY 1: Wednesday, 19th February 2020 Setting the scene

8:30 PLENARY 1A: WELCOME TO SWITCHED ON 9:30 ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II OPENING & WELCOME REMARKS Vibeke Jensen, Director, Division of Peace and Sustainable Development, UNESCO Headquarters; Ian McFarlane, Deputy Regional Director, UNFPA Eastern Europe and Central Asia, Turkey YOUNG & SWITCHED ON Dr. Bhupendra Sheoran, Director, Youth Tech Health, USA; Ahmed Yasser Al Arabi, Medical Student and Love Matters Peer Educator, ; Beverly Mutindi Chogo, Founder, SophieBot, ; Catherine Harry, Founder, A Dose of Cath, Cambodia; Anastasiia Marchenko (AsyaSay), Social Media Influencer, Ukraine Host Sally Beadle, UNESCO Headquarters

9:30 PLENARY 1B: THE WHOLE WORLD IN THEIR HANDS: UNDERSTANDING HOW YOUNG PEOPLE ARE CONNECTING 10:30 AND WHAT THEY ARE DOING ONLINE ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II How Switched On? Patterns of connection & digital divides Carla Licciardello, International Telecommunication Union, Switzerland Dr Mariya Stoilova, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK Information. Support. Connection. What do young people want from the digital world? Naval Kishor Gupta, Restless Development, ; Daniela Meneses Valle, Restless Development, Ecuador Searching for Sex Ed on Google, Social Media, and Apps Professor Nicola Döring, Institute for Media and Communication Science at Ilmenau University, Germany Host Mallah Tabot, Founder, Ndolo 360, Cameroon

10:30 11:00 BREAK

11:00 SESSION 2A SESSION 2B SESSION 2C SESSION 2D 12:00 Sexuality Education in Sexuality Education Sexuality Education in the Sexuality Education the Digital Landscape in in the Digital Landscape Digital Landscape in Latin in the Digital Landscape Eastern Europe and Central Asia in Asia Pacific America & the Caribbean in ÆÆ Location: ÆÆ Location: ÆÆ Location: Istanbul ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Asia I+II Asia III Grand Ballroom III Grand Ballroom I+II Regional scoping results: Regional scoping results: Regional research: Regional scoping results: Yulia Plakhutina Gerda Binder Paula Klenner Forttes Naval Kishor Gupta UNESCO Institute for Information UNICEF East Asia Pacific UNESCO Santiago, Chile; Restless Development; Technologies in Education, Russia Regional Office; Jenelle Babb, Ricardo Pizarro Schkolnik, Xavier Hospital UNESCO Dakar, Senegal Lightning presentations: UNESCO Bangkok, Thailand Quantus Consultants, Chile Alfya Maksutova, Editor of “DVOR” Lightning presentations: Regional scoping results: Lightning presentations: social media public, Russia; June Low, Founder of Popek Daniela Meneses Valle, Restless Mallah Tabot, Ndolo360, Valiantsin Konan, Founder of Popek, Malaysia; Hay Mar Win, Development, Ecuador Cameroon; Renata Tallarico, UNFPA East and Southern Africa TrashSmash, Belarus; AsyaSay, KoeKoe Tech, Myanmar; Lightning presentations: Regional Office; Kelvin Kinuthia, Founder of KamIn Youtube Anup Adhikari, Nepal Family Lucila Duloup, Ministry of RADA, Kenya blog, Ukraine; Arthur Sarkisov, Development Foundation, Health and Social Development, Coordinator of Media Campaigns, Nepal; Neira Ardaneshwari Argentina; Cecilia Ce, Author and UNAIDS Kyrgyzstan Budioni, Indonesia Social Media Influencer, Argentina; Vanessa Vila, Founder and CEO Papaya Tropical, Puerto Rico

12:00 13:00 LUNCH

13:00 PLENARY 3: WHAT DO WE KNOW: SEXUALITY EDUCATION IN DIGITAL SPACES 14:00 ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II The times they are a changin’: using technology for ASRHR in the 25 years since ICPD Sahil Tandon, Senior Associate, Program Management and Strategy, Quicksand Design Studio, India Young people, sexuality education, and power in digital spaces: Findings from an evidence review Susie Jolly, Honorary Associate at the Institute of Development Studies, UK The first generation of digital4ASRH – what’s the effect and what can we learn for version 2.0? Lianne Gonsalves, Technical Officer, World Health Organization Host Chris Castle, Chief of Section of Health and Education, UNESCO Headquarters

2 Day 1 sets the scene. What is the state of the digital landscape? How are young people connecting and what do they want to see online? What is the current state of the evidence around sexuality education in digital spaces? By the end of Day 1, participants will have an understanding of the digital landscape and be up-to-date with the latest research and evidence informing best practice in developing digital platforms to deliver sexuality education as well as understanding gaps in the evidence. Networks will be emerging and strengthening between the different stakeholders in the room.

14:00 SESSION 4A SESSION 4B Session 4C SESSION 4D 15:00 Love Matters - ‘because The intersection of gender, From research to practice - Behaviour change theories young people matter’: sexuality and the internet Online sexuality education as a launch pad for building building a global network ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II based on the needs of young effective platforms - Lessons of localised online sexuality people and scientific evidence learned Archismita Choudhury, education platforms Point of View, India; Rasmus ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand using a pleasure-positive Malm, RFSU, Sweden; Eldana Ballroom I+II Ballroom III approach Satybaldieva, Elanda Foureyes, Dr. Christoph Aluttis, BZgA, Julia Bennett, Planned Parenthood ÆÆ Location: Asia III Kyrgyzstan; Gerda Binder, Germany; Prof. Nicola Federation of America, USA; UNICEF EAPRO, Thailand Abir Sarras, RNW Media, Döring, Institute of Media and Genevieve Martínez-García, ; Ramy Metwali, Chaired by: Communication Science at the Healthy Teen Network, USA; Love Matters Arabic, Egypt; Ge Professor Kath Albury, University of Ilmenau, Germany; Renata Tallarico, UNFPA East and Wu, Love Matters ; Vithika Swinburne University, Mathilde Chanfreau, IPPF EN, Southern Africa Regional Office Yadav, Love Matters India; Le Planning Familial, France Australia Chaired by: Charlotte Petty, RNW Media, Chaired by: Nicole Ippoliti, Y-Labs, USA Netherlands Laura Brockschmidt, Federal Chaired by: Centre for Health Education/ Ahmed Yasser, Youth BZgA, Germany; Drashko Advocate, Egypt Kostovski, International Planned Parenthood Federation European Network/IPPF EN, Belgium

15:00 BREAK 15:30 Visit the market place to network and learn about digital platforms around the world delivering sexuality education. Platforms on stage: Lovelogs, Android App, Russia & Ukraine + Sautiplus, multiple platforms,

15:30 SESSION 5A SESSION 5B SESSION 5C SESSION 5D 16:30 AMAZE’s 32 Million+ Privacy and confidentiality Effective audience engagement AI-powered Chatbots Story: Leveraging new in a digital world: Building and sustainability, World cafe of for sexuality education - technologies to empower platforms that young lessons learned what have we learned? adolescents with sexuality people can and will trust ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand education locally and ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II Ballroom I+II Ballroom III globally June Low, Founder of Popek Steven de Graw, Rutgers, Julia Bennett, Planned Parenthood ÆÆ Location: Asia III Popek, Malaysia; Ramy Metwali, Netherlands; Luis Sagaon Teyssier, Federation of America, USA; Ed and Jane Miller, Love Matters Arabic, Egypt; Institut de Recherche pour le Maria Medvedchikova, UNESCO Westwind Foundation, USA; Tatiana Slobodian, Woman Développement, Senegal; Katya Institute for Information Anthony Wayment-Nel, TV Health & Family Planning Myachina, Vpershe, Ukraine; Technologies in Education, Russia; Smiths, South Africa; Maria Foundation, Ukraine; Sahil Ibrahim Waiswa Batambuze, Reach Beverly Mutindi Chogo, Co- Bakaroudis, UNFPA East and Tandon, Quicksand Design a Hand, Uganda; Catherine Harry, founder of Sophiebot, Kenya; Studio, India A Dose of Cath, Cambodia; Yana Pablo Torres Aguilera, Southern Africa Regional Office Chaired by: Pafilova, Teenergiser, Ukraine Chaired by: Chaired by: Salimatou Fatty, Salimatou Chaired by: Isabelle Amazon-Brown, Dr. Bhupendra Sheoran, Foundation for Education & Mallah Tabot, Ndolo 360, Service Design Consultant, YTH, USA Doortje Braeken, UK Cameroon Chatbots & AI, UNICEF East Asia and Pacific Regional Office

16:30 SESSION 6A SESSION 6B Marketplace in action 18:00 Design Challenge Part 1 Design Challenge Part 1 Visit the market place to network and learn about digital platforms around the world delivering sexuality education. ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom III Platforms on stage Facilitator TuneMe, Website & Facebook, East and Southern Africa Region; Dvor Dr. Bhupendra Sheoran, Youth Facilitator Media, VKontakte social media network, Russia; PopekPopek, YouTube Tech Health, USA Laiah Idelson, Youth Tech Health, USA Channel, Malaysia; Can you fix it? Online game, Netherlands This session has limited numbers and requires you to sign up This session has limited numbers and requires you to sign up

3 DAY 2: Thursday, 20th February 2020 Opportunities and challenges

8:30 PLENARY 7: POWERFUL INFLUENCERS 9:30 ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II Hannah Witton, Influencer UK; Dr Malik Haruna King, Influender, Nigeria; Hayden Royalty, Influencer, Republic of Korea; Cecilia Ci, Influencer, Argentina; Eldana ‘Foureyes’ Satybaldieva, Influencer, Kyrgyzstan Host Remmy Shawa, UNESCO Johannesburg, South Africa

9:30 SESSION 8A SESSION 8B SESSION 8C SESSION 8D 10:30 Digital spaces reaching, Swiping, searching and Back to school: Digital Digital spaces for HIV-related educating and connecting scrolling safely: Child tools to deliver sexuality interventions young people living with protection and safeguarding education in the classroom ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand disabilities risks and solutions ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II ÆÆ Location: Asia III ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II Ballroom III Pablo Torres Aguilera, Human Rights Hannah Witton, Influencer UK; Carla Licciardello, International Chong Liu, University of Leeds, UK; and Technology Consultant, Mexico; Dorothy Andesia, eLimu, Kenya; Telecommunication Union; Evgeny Rasmus Malm, RFSU, Sweden Yana Pafilova, Teenergiser, Ukraine; Ben Bellows, Population Council, Wang Xuehong, Syracuse Paperny, Sberbank, Russia; Chaired by University, China (via webcast) Daniela Meneses Valle, Restless Zambia Xavier Hospital, Regional Chaired by Development, Ecuador; Chaired by Gerda Binder, UNICEF East Asia Health Advisor, West and Susie Jolly, Honorary Chris Castle, Chief of Section and Pacific Regional Office, Central Africa, UNESCO Dakar, of Health & Education, UNESCO Associate at the Institute Thailand Senegal of Development Studies, UK Headquarters Chaired by Natasha Harris-Harb, Youth Engagement Advisor UNGEI, Canada

BREAK 10:30 11:00 Visit the market place to network and learn about digital platforms around the world delivering sexuality education. Platforms on stage: Cyber Rwanda, Rwanda; Roo, Chatbot, USA

11:00 SESSION 9A SESSION 9B SESSION 9C SESSION 9D 12:00 Bridging digital divides Digital platforms reaching, Digital spaces for teacher Confronting violence and and reaching the hard to educating and connecting training harassment online: Can we reach LGBTIQ+ young people/ ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand make digital spaces safe? ÆÆ Location: Asia III advocating for LGBTIQ+ Ballroom III ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand inclusive digital spaces Dr. Marie-Pierre Gagnon, Mégane Philippson, Santé Ballroom I+II Titulaire de le Chaire de ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II Sexuelle Suisse, Switzerland; Nika Vodvud, NixelPixel, Russia; recherche du Canada en Hayden Royalty, Influencer, Steven de Grauw, Rutgers, Pauline Oosterhoff, Institute of technologies et pratiques en Republic of Korea; Nikolai Antipov, Netherlands; Remmy Shawa, Development Studies, UK; Archismita santé, University of Laval, Makeout, Belarus; Hakan Özkan, UNESCO Johannesburg, South Choudhury, Point of View, India; Canada; Xavier Hospital, UNFPA Eastern Europe and Central Africa Dr. Malik Harun King, Ask Dr. Malik, UNESCO Dakar, Senegal; Asia Regional Office, Turkey Chaired by Nigeria Tancholpon Baktybek, Bilesinbi. Bertiene Dunning, Rutgers, Chaired by kg, Kyrgyzstan Chaired by Milly Evans, millyevans. Netherlands Yulia Plakhutina, UNESCO Chaired by com, UK; Justin Francis Institute for Information Mallah Tabot, Founder Bionat, Youth Voices Count, Technologies in Education, Russia of Ndolo360, Cameroon Philippines

LUNCH 12:00 13:00 WHO youth consultation – Tell us what YOUth think about meaningful youth engagement Lunch provided (Location TBA)

13:00 PLENARY 10: HARD TALK 14:00 ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II Is the internet unhealthy? Solana Larsen, Editor, Internet Health Report, Mozilla Foundation (via webcast) Is Porn the New ? Dr. Pauline Oosterhoff, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Development Studies, UK The multi layered system of censoring sexuality education content, Rayka Kumru, Tabukamu, Turkey Hosts Arushi Singh, The Pleasure Project, India; Lianne Gonsalves, Technical Officer, World Health Organization

4 Day 2 will open with a panel of influencers - popular and influential figures who have the power to affect social norms and impart information. The day will continue with a range of sessions exploring the range opportunities that digital spaces present for reaching and educating a range of people, but also highlights some emerging risks and challenges that require attention and joint solutions. The afternoon plenary presents the opportunity to explore some of the ‘hard’ questions around pornography, power and politics. By the end of Day 2, participants will feel inspired by the range of opportunities offered by digital spaces. Cross learning will have taken place and shared solutions for ongoing challenges will be emerging.

14:00 SESSION 11A SESSION 11B SESSION 11C 15:00 Erotic and explicit content Dating apps and sexuality From education to service as an entry point for education: An untapped provision: Linking young delivering sexuality opportunity? people to SRH services education ÆÆ Location: Asia III through digital platforms ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Prof. Kath Albury, Swinburne ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II Grand Ballroom III University, Australia; Ben Bellows, Population Council, Arushi Singh, The Pleasure Tanisha Chadha, Centre for Zambia; Mirielle Sekamana, Project, India; Anarella Martinez Catalyzing Change, India Y-Labs, Rwanda; Tantri Swastika, UNALA, Indonesia; Briana Lucido, Madrid, XO School, Germany Chaired by WHO, Switzerland (Please note that this session may Pablo Torres Aguilera, Human include some explicit content) Rights and Technology Chaired by Chaired by Consultant, Mexico Rune Brandrup, Programme Sally Beadle, UNESCO Specialist, UNFPA Eastern Headquarters Europe & Central Asia Regional Office, Turkey BREAK 15:00 15:30 Visit the market place to network and learn about digital platforms around the world delivering sexuality education. Platforms on stage: Sex vs. the Stork/Sexul vs. Barza, YouTube Channel, Romania; RADA, App, Kenya

15:30 SESSION 12A SESSION 12B SESSION 12C 16:30 The impact of censorship Digital sexuality education Digital spaces reaching and on creating and accessing taking a sex positive educating parents digital sexuality approach ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II information and education ÆÆ Location: Asia III Hu Jiawei, Wuxi Soy & Pea ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Vanessa Vila, Papaya Tropical, Technology Co. Ltd, China Ballroom III Puerto Rico; Ge Wu, Love (via video); Yulia Plakhutina, Tatyana Nikonova, Blogger, Matters China; Paromita Vohra, UNESCO Institute for Information Russia; Rayka Kumru, Agents of Ishq, India; Anastasiia Technologies in Education, Tabukamu, Turkey; Pablo Torres Marchenko, Youtube & Instagram Russia; Evgeniy Paperny, Aguilera, Human Rights and sex education blogger, Ukraine Sberbank, Russia Technology Consultant, Mexico Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Drashko Kostovski, IPPF Paula Klenner Forttes, Bhupendra Sheoran, Youth European Network, Belgium UNESCO Santiago, Chile Tech Health, USA

16:30 SESSION 13A SESSION 13B Session 13C SESSION 13D 18:00 Design Challenge Part 2 Design Challenge Part 2 Sexuality Education via Short, snappy, engaging and to- ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Wikipedia, A content the point! Getting the content Ballroom III development workshop right, a workshop for content Facilitator ÆÆ Location: Asia III developers Dr. Bhupendra Sheoran, Facilitator ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Youth Tech Health, USA Laiah Idelson, Youth Tech Facilitator Ballroom I+II This session has limited Health, USA John Cummings, Wikimedian in Residence at UNESCO, UK/ Catherine Harry, A Dose of Cath, numbers and requires you This session has limited numbers Cambodia; Hannah Witton, France to sign up and requires you to sign up Influencer, UK; Almas Sagynuly, Kazakhstan; Mason Hoffman, Google Public Health, USA Lead Facilitator Alexandra Ilieva, UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education, Russia

19:30 Switched On Evening Networking Reception, Marmara Hotel Istanbul, Gümüşsuyu 20:00 Please note that buses will leave from the Marriott Hotel Reception area at 19:30 sharp. A light dinner will be provided.

5 DAY 3: Friday, 21th February 2020 Future directions

8:30 PLENARY 14 9:30 THE FUTURE OF SEXUALITY EDUCATION IN A DIGITAL WORLD ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II Speakers to be announced Hosts Joanna Herat, Senior Programme Specialist, UNESCO Headquarters; Denis Glasgow, Aspire Guyana

9:30 SESSION 15A SESSION 15B SESSION 15C SESSION 15D 10:30 How do you design a digital Ensuring quality content How to get healthy sex info 5 most common challenges space? ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand where young people need faced by content developers ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II Ballroom III it: balancing comprehensive and how to overcome them content vs limitations of Yan Htaik Seng, BBC Rayka Kumru, Tabukamu, Turkey; ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Media Action, Myanmar; Nika Vodvud, NixelPixel, Russia digital spaces Ballroom I+II Clément Boutet, Réseau Africain Chaired by ÆÆ Location: Asia III Priya Nanda, Bill & Melinda Gates pour l’Éducation, la Santé et la Genevieve Martínez-García, Nicole Ippoliti, Y-Labs, USA; Foundation; Ayéfèmi Faozane Citoyenneté, Senegal Healthy Teen Network, USA Lucila Duloup, Hablemos de Oro, Etrilabs, Benin; Valiantsin Chaired by Todo, Argentina; Mallah Tabot, Konan, TrashSmash, Belarus Sahil Tandon, Quicksand, Ndolo 360, Cameroon; Alfiya Chaired by India Maksutkova, Dvor Media, Russia UNESCO Institute for Chaired by Information Technologies Joanna Herat, UNESCO in Education, Russia Headquarters

BREAK 10:30 Visit the market place to network and learn about digital platforms around the world delivering sexuality education. 11:00 Platforms on stage: Agents of Ishq, Website, India; Hablemos de Todo, website, Facebook, Instagram, Argentina;

11:00 SESSION 16A SESSION 16B SESSION 16C SESSION 16D 12:00 When sex meets tech: Putting young people at Back to school, Participate Taking it to scale, keeping effective communication the centre, developing their in a live-streamed CSE class it alive and collaboration between own spaces in their own way and experience other digital ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand the SRH and tech worlds ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand tools for CSE! Ballroom I+II ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II Ballroom III ÆÆ Location: Asia III Vithika Yadav, Love Matters Pierre Hervé-berdys, UX Yana Panfilova, Teenergizer; Chong Liu, University of Leeds, India, India; Genevieve designer & Product Manager, Yigit Erdogan, Tabukamu UK Martínez-García, Healthy Teen Senegal; Hay Mar Win, Turkey; Uluk Batyrgaliev, Chaired by Network, USA KoeKoe Tech; Chiara Kunnie, YSAFE, Kyrgyzstan; Levi Singh, Jenelle Babb, UNESCO Chaired by Praekelt.org, UK SRHR Africa Trust, South Africa Bangkok, Thailand Maria Bakaroudis, UNFPA Chaired by Chaired by East and Southern Africa Mason Hoffman, Google, USA Salimatou Fatty, Salimatou Regional Office, South Africa Foundation for Education, Gambia; Natasha Harris- Harb, Youth Engagement Advisor UNGEI, Canada

12:00 13:00 LUNCH

6 Day 3 draws on the lessons learnt from the previous days to focus on the future. What do we need to ensure that young people have access to spaces that are engaging and effective and do no harm? Participants will have the opportunity to engage in a series of skills building sessions and action-oriented discussions, enabling them to improve their work developing digital platforms for young people. Industry representatives and social justice actors will help the group understand how platforms can evolve to reflect the changing tech industry and advance the needs of diverse communities around the world.

13:00 PLENARY 17 14:00 MAXIMISING THE POTENTIAL OF TECHNOLOGY FOR EDUCATION, HEALTH AND SOCIAL JUSTICE ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II Oguzhan Arslan, Corporate Attorney, Microsoft and Africa; Bhupendra Sheoran, Managing Director, Youth Tech Health, USA; Pablo Torres Aguilera, Human Rights and Technology Consultant, Mexico; Mallah Tabot, Founder of Ndolo 360, Cameroon; Chiara Kunnie, Praekelt.org, UK Host Rita Columbia, Acting Regional Deputy Director, UNFPA Regional Office for Eastern Europe and Central Asia

14:00 SESSION 18A SESSION 18B SESSION 18C SESSION 18D 15:00 Developing a framework for The research agenda Power and politics: Impact measurement: how quality sexuality education looking forward understanding what shapes do you evaluate impact? in the digital space ÆÆ Location: Asia III the online world of sexuality ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand education ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Marie-Pierre Gagnon, University Ballroom III Ballroom I+II of Laval, Canada; Kath Albury, ÆÆ Location: Asia I+II Genevieve Martínez-García, Swinburne University, Australia; Healthy Teen Network, USA; Chaired by: Ayéfèmi Faozane Oro, Etrilabs, Benin; Tatyana Nikonova, Julia Bennett, Planned UNICEF, UNESCO & UNFPA Chaired by Pauline Oosterhoff, Institute Blogger, Russia; Rayka Kumru, Parenthood Federation of America, USA; Priya Nanda, of Development Studies Tabukamu, Turkey; Yan Htaik Seng, BBC Media Action, Bill and Melinda Gates Myanmar Foundation, India Chaired by Chaired by Kelly Shephard, Institute Evgeniy Paperny, Sberbank, of Development Studies, UK Russia

BREAK 15:00 15:30 Visit the market place to learn about UNFPA’s mHealth for Adolescents and Youth Starter Pack & Learning for Impact Toolkit

15:30 PLENARY 19 16:30 CLOSING AND FINAL REMARKS ÆÆ Location: Istanbul Grand Ballroom I+II Announce winners of the design challenge, Laiah Idelson, Youth Tech Health Closing remarks, UNESCO and UNFPA Final word, youth representatives Hosts UNESCO & UNFPA

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