Towards Economic and Sexual Reproductive Health Outcomes for Adolescent Girls (TESFA+)
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Key Information
TESFA aims to improve sexual and reproductive health and economic outcomes for ever-married adolescent girls (ages 10-19).
Lead Implementing Organization(s)
Location(s)
Sub-Saharan Africa
Ethiopia
Activity URL
Government Affiliation
Government-affiliated programYears
2010 - 2020
Partner(s)
Organization for Rehabilitation and Development in Amhara (ORDA), Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia (FGAE), Birhan Research and Development Consultancy (BRDC)
Ministry Affiliation
Ethiopian Ministry of Women, Children, and Youth AffairsCOVID-19 Response
UnknownGeographic Scope
NationalMeets gender-transformative education criteria from the TES
UnknownAreas of Work Back to Top
Education areas
Other skills
- Life skills/sexuality education
Cross-cutting areas
- Adolescent pregnancy/childbearing
- Community sensitization
- Early/child marriage
- Empowerment
- Female genital mutilation/cutting
- Gender equality
- HIV and STIs
- Other aspects of sexual and reproductive health
Program participants
Other populations reached
Not applicable or unknown
Participants include
- Other
Program Approaches Back to Top
Community engagement/advocacy/sensitization
- General awareness-raising/community engagement
Health and childcare services
- Adolescent-friendly health services
- HIV prevention
- HIV treatment and care
- Maternal and child health services
Life skills education
- Comprehensive sexuality education (CSE)
- Gender, rights and power
Mentoring/psychosocial support
- Adult (non-teacher) mentors
Other
- Other activities to address/end violence (not captured above)
- Other activities to end FGM (not captured above)
School-related gender-based violence
- Anti-violence policies and codes of conduct
- Safe channels/mechanisms for reporting violence
Women's empowerment programs
- Advocacy/action
- Empowerment training
Program Goals Back to Top
Education goals
- Increased years of schooling
Cross-cutting goals
- Changed social norms
- Improved health - other
- Improved mental health
- Improved sexual and reproductive health
- Improved understanding of sexual harassment, coercion, and consent
- Increased agency and empowerment
- Increased knowledge of HIV, puberty, and sexual and reproductive health
- More equitable gender attitudes and norms
- Reduced adolescent pregnancy/childbearing
- Reduced child marriage
- Reduced intimate partner violence
- Reduced STI/HIV/AIDS