Back to allHow sex education could lower youth pregnancies and improve female autonomy
In Togo, nearly one in five girls between the ages 15 and 19 give birth – and these early pregnancies can affect the girl’s education, family life and community. See how access to sex education and addressing stigmas is empowering young women and communities to reduce early pregnancies.
This film is presented by the International Development Research Centre, as part of the Healthier Together series presented by the WHO Foundation and produced by BBC StoryWorks.
Location: Togo
Story partner: International Development Research Centre