A South-East Asia Youth Action Network for adolescent health and well-being.
SYAN builds the capacities of adolescent and youth groups in the South-East Asia Region (SEAR) to undertake effective advocacy and engagement, and strengthen youth-led efforts to advance adolescent health and well-being initiatives in their own countries.
SYAN is supported by the WHO-SEARO. One of the six WHO Regions, WHO South-East Asia is home to over a quarter of the world’s population. Committed to building a better, healthier future for the nearly two billion people in the region, WHO is working with its 11 Member States to address persisting and emerging epidemiological and demographic challenges.
SYAN is 3 years young now! To commemorate this milestone, we did the inevitable and came up with the first SYAN Newsletter- The NEXUS, a monthly missive focusing on relevant issues and resources from a regional network perspective. Subscribe to the newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/gjUh8H
Shannon Mathew, Regional Convener, South-East Asia Youth Health Action Network (SYAN) participated in the Health Promotion Webinar Series 1: Geneva Charter on Health Promotion, Equity and Well-being: South-East countries perspectives and shared their views on “Promoting Intergeneration Equity and wellbeing for future generation,”
SYAN along with WHO-SEARO and The YP Foundation organised a side event during ECOSOC Youth Forum on the topic “Building Blocks for Building Back Better: Youth Leadership in Recovering from the Pandemic” with the following objectives: 1. Discussing the impact of COVID-19 and evolving needs of young populations through the pandemic, 2. Exploring the failures and successes in systemic and institutional responses, 3. Giving recommendations on meaningful youth engagement and leadership in inclusive policy discussions and framing, and 4. Present the outline of our discussions and recommendations as a charter/roadmap to key stakeholders.
Leading up to our first in-person regional meeting, held in New Delhi (India), SYAN members formulate the working document, 'Building The Present: A Call to Action for Youth Health and Well-being,' en
The position paper details the perspectives of SYAN members from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Maldives and India, who got together to share reflections, identify parallels as well as investigate the context
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Bangladesh including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on adolescent health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Bhutan including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on Adolescent Health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Burma including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on adolescent health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in India including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on adolescent health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Indonesia including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on Adolescent Health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Maldives including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on adolescent health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Nepal including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on adolescent health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Sri Lanka including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on adolescent health (AH).
The document details out the overall policy environment for adolescent health in Thailand including the relevant programmes and schemes focusing on adolescent health (AH).
This document includes all the available resources on adolescent health including available laws and policies with credible sources in Nepal.
This document includes all the available resources on adolescent health including available laws and policies with credible sources in India.
With the rise in social media, the document includes the digital advocacy tools in spreading awareness and educating people advocacy ideas, mission, progress and success.
The document provides an insight about the situation of meaningful adolescent and youth engagement on Health and Well-being in Srilanka along with gaps and recommendations.
SYAN conducted an impact assessment study to collate insights from young people from 4 South-East Asian countries - India, Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka - on around the impact of the pandemic on thei
The AA-HA! guidance aims to assist governments in deciding what they plan to do – and how they plan to do it – as they respond to the health needs of adolescents in their countries. It is intended
During the COVID-19 pandemic in India, The YP Foundation reached out to its adolescent and youth network spread across 25 states and 6 UTs of the country to understand the impact of the 2020 national
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