Call for Application: Y-PEER Pakistan National ecourse
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Call for Application: Y-PEER Pakistan National ecourse

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Overview

Call for Application: Y-PEER Pakistan, together with its’ partners Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center, Robert Carr Fund, Institute for Social and Youth Development (ISYD), Ipas Pakistan and The Expert Outreach, are going to conduct the 1st National E-course on Peer Education and Reproductive Health and Rights. This course intends to bring information on various issues such as SRHR, Family Planning, MHM, Gender Equality, Mental Health and other issues to young people of Pakistan.

Who should join the e-course?

  • Young people, including young vulnerable people age 15 – 29 from Pakistan.

Where will the e-course take place, and is there any cost for the course?

  • We will use Google Classroom as the platform of the e-course. Participants do not need to pay any cost for the e-course.

How long does the e-course take to complete?

  • Participants have freedom of choice to attend the offline class at their convenience, and each class will be online for 2 weeks.

The e-course takes about 30- 60 minutes per class. There will be 6-8 bi-weekly classes which will be completed in 1 and a half months starting from September 2021.

What are the e-course topics?

The e-course will provide information about sexual and reproductive health and rights for young advocates and activists promoting young populations’ rights and empowerment, especially at national and local levels. At the same time, the course intends to open the discussion of the linkages between SRHR and HIV for YKPs, and what would be required to address young populations’ specific needs in order for them to realize their rights to well-being as recognized by the SRHR agenda. 

  • Class 1:  Understanding Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 
  • Class 2:  Family Planning
  • Class 3:  Menstrual Hygiene Management 
  • Class 4:  Sexually transmitted infection & HIV
  • Class 5:  Violence, Sex and Gender 
  • Class 6: Body Shaming & Bullying 
  • Class 7: Youth Friendly Health Services (YFHS)
  • Class 8: Mental Health, Life Skills Based Education (LSBE) and Safe Abortion
  • Class 9: Consent

What will you receive at the end of the course?

  • All the participants who complete the course will receive a certificate of participation from Y-PEER Pakistan and Partners. 
  • The special title will be provided to group participants allowing them privileges to know about the various events and activities at the national, regional and Global Levels.

Detail information or any question related to this training can be requested by email: ecourse.pk@youthday.space, ecourse.pk@gmail.com. 

How to join the e-course?

  • You will have to fill the Registration form. The form could be completed within 5-10 minutes using the following link mentioned below.

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Call for Application: National E-Course on SRHR for Young Key Population, Indonesia
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Call for Application: National E-Course on SRHR for Young Key Population, Indonesia

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Overview

In Indonesia, the number of HIV-positive adolescents aged 15-24 years until June 2020 reached 64,652 people of which 31% were already taking ARVs (Ministry of Health, 2020). Between 2011 and 2015, new HIV infections in Indonesia increased annually by 13.1 percent among adolescents (ages 15 to 19) and by 11.8 percent among young people (ages 20 to 24). The Integrated Biological and Behavioral Survey (IBBS) found that HIV prevalence among adolescent boys who have sex with men (MSM) has almost quadrupled between 2011 and 2015 (from 3.8 to 15.6 percent). ). In the 2015 IBBS, the prevalence of HIV among adolescent female direct sex workers and adolescent female indirect sex workers was 6.6 and 1.5 percent, respectively. Likewise, the highest cumulative AIDS percentage has consistently occurred in the 20-29 year age group since 2005, which means they are infected with HIV in their teens (Ministry of Health’s PIMS & HIV Quarterly Report, 2020).

Indonesian young key population has limited access to information on Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights, which causes an increase in new cases of HIV infection in young people especially young key populations in Indonesia every year. One attempt to address this issue is to provide the space to learn and understand SRHR. The e-course will provide information on understanding Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights for young key populations. At the same time, the course is the space for make action plans to advocate SRHR of young key populations in their community using knowledge and skills gained through this course.

Who should join the E-course?

Young key population within the age of 16-30 from Indonesia.

How to join the E-course?

Fill the registration form below:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/17oJrkXpp9DOjb8MCtPJLO1B5MjFlyzIyVeKEyW8z4_o/edit

E-course topics:

  1. Introduction-Orientation Activity to YKPs
  2. Understanding Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights
  3. These are my rights (Human Rights)
  4. Sex, Pleasure, Risk, and Consent
  5. Puberty, Body, and Mind Mapping (SOGIESC)
  6. YKP’s & Mental Health During Pandemic Covid 19

Where will the E-course take place?

  • We will use Zoom and WhatsApp Group on the platform of the e-course.
  • The e-course takes about 60 minutes per class. There will be 6 classes which will be starting from the end of August 2021.

Is there any cost for the E-course?

It’s free, participants do not need to pay any cost for the e-course.

What will you receive at the end of the course?

  • All the participants who complete the course will receive a certificate from Inti Muda Indonesia, Y-PEER Asia and Pacific.

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Y-PEER Bhutan's National E-Course on Level II Orientation
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Y-PEER Bhutan’s National E-Course on Level II Orientation

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Overview

Call for Application: Y-PEER Bhutan along with its’ partners, the Department of Youth and Sports (DYS), United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center are going to conduct the 3rd National E-course on Level II Orientation.  The e-course would provide information about the Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) focusing on educating and advocating through peer-led initiatives. Its objective is to engage youths meaningfully through peer education and to help them gain easy access to relevant information and services that can enhance their capacity to live healthy and productive life.   The e-course covers topics such as SRHR, GBV, ICPD, CSE, Sex and Gender, PSEA and many more.

Who can join the e-course?

  • The e-course is open for both Y-PEER and Non-YPEER members from Bhutan 

How to register for the e-course?

  • The registration will be open from 22nd August 2021 till 1st September 2021
  • You need to fill the registration form which would only take less than 5 minutes using the following link: 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ja3c4xeQ1IS-vYrTQ4VsMEI_CTAVodZ54a596cT09NE/edit?chromeless=1

Where will the e-course take place and is there any cost for it?

  • The e-course will be held in Google Classroom where all the required contents and tasks will be posted in it. We will also use Zoom as a platform for the virtual conferences to engage and enhance interactions among the participants.   
  • The participants need not have to pay any cost for the e-course.

How long does the e-course take to complete?

  • The e-course would start from 7th to 27th September 2021 (complete within 3 weeks) where 3-4 lessons would be provided in a week along with assignments or tasks to examine their understanding of the topics. The e-course would take around 30 to 60 minutes per class. 

What are the topics included in the e-course?

The e-course will provide information about Level II Orientation that focuses on the following topics:

Session 1: Introduction to Y-PEER 

Session 2: Ethics/ Code of Conduct of Y-PEER

Session 3: Volunteerism

Session 4: ICPD Agenda

Session 5: Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE)

Session 6: Sex and Gender

Session 7: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)

Session 8: Gender-Based Violence (GBV)

Session 9: Healthy Relationships

Session 10: Prevention and Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA)

What will you receive at the end of the e-course?

  • The participants who complete the e-course successfully will receive a “Certificate of Participation” from Y-PEER Bhutan and its partners
  • The participants will get the benefits of getting access to all our presentation slides, reading materials and manuals

Any inquiries regarding this e-course can be contacted via the email: ecourse.bhutan@youthday.space

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Call for Application: National E-Course on SRHR and Young People, Bangladesh
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Call for Application: National E-Course on SRHR and Young People, Bangladesh

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Overview

Youth and adolescents have limited access to quality information on SRHR. The magnitude of the knowledge gap lies in poor awareness campaigns and knowledge-sharing initiatives. Side by side, SRHR education is crippled by weak policies and socio-cultural stigmata affecting the overall mindset of youth in the country. 

Keeping that in mind, United Nations Youth Advisory Panel Bangladesh together with its’ partners Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center are going to conduct the 1st National E-course on SRHR and Young People.

Late Adolescents & Youth (aged 16-29 years) will be brought under the initiative to create a healthy society aware of their Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), mindful of their mental health, Gender Equality, Mental Health, Adolescent Friendly Services, Universal Health Coverage, SRHR in Humanitarian Crises & Climate Change, Cyberbullying, Online Safety and Privacy and alike.

Who should join the e-course?

  • Young people within the age of 16 – 29 from Bangladesh.

How to join the e-course?

  • You will have to fill the registration form. The form could be completed within 5-10 minutes using the following link 

https://forms.gle/4Ltmn918wrH79m7K9

Where will the e-course take place and is there any cost for the course?

  • We will use Google Classroom and Zoom as the platform of the e-course. Participants do not need to pay any cost for the e-course.

How long does the e-course take to complete?

  • Participants have freedom of choice to attend the offline class at their convenience and each class will be online for 2 weeks. However, there might be some live classes too, depending on the need.
  • The e-course takes about 30- 60 minutes per class. There will be 8 classes which will be completed in 2 months starting from September 2021.

E-Course Topics: 

  1. Adolescent and youth sexual and reproductive health and rights
  2. Comprehensive sexuality education
  3. Gender equality (including GBV, empowerment of women, engaging men and boys)
  4. Adolescents friendly services & Universal Health Coverage
  5. SRHR in Humanitarian Crises & Climate Change:
  6. Cyberbullying, Online Safety and Privacy
  7. SRHR of Young Key Populations and Young People with Diverse Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE)
  8. Mental health and SRHR

What will you receive at the end of the course?

By the end of this e-course, participants will be able to:

  • Have up-to-date knowledge in emerging trends, opportunities, and challenges related to SRHR of young people in Bangladesh in the COVID-19 contexts
  • Identify some possible ways to address these challenges either as an individual or a group.
  • Make action plans to advocate for improved SRHR of young people in their community using knowledge and skills gained through this course, including action plans.
  • Upon completing the E-Course, participants will receive a certificate of participation from the United Nations Youth Advisory Panel Bangladesh and Y-PEER Asia Pacific Center.

Detail information or any question related to this training can be requested by email: ecourse.bd@youthday.space, ecourse2021.bd@gmail.com 

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Application Open! United States Embassy Youth Council Nepal 2021/2022

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Overview

The United States Embassy Youth Council (USYC) is now accepting applications for the 2021-22 cohort. The deadline for submitting the application is 11:59 PM (GMT +5:45), September 21, 2021.

The U.S. Mission designed the USYC as a professional development and mentoring program to assist the council members in developing leadership skills to solve critical issues in their communities. Throughout the duration of their membership term, council members participate in networking opportunities, work on community engagement projects, and attend important strategic events. The U.S. Embassy Kathmandu has a cooperative agreement with We Inspire Nepal (WIN), a youth-led social change non-profit organization, to manage the USYC program.

Every year, approximately fifty-five individuals, between 20-30 years old, are accepted to the Council. We strongly encourage as many people to apply as possible for this upcoming cohort. Priority will be given to applicants from marginalized and underrepresented communities in Nepal.

Eligibility

a. Nepalese citizens between the ages of 20-30 years old. 

b. Students, professionals, opinion leaders, and activists willing to make a difference..

c. Applicants willing to commit to active involvement in the Council for one year. We
understand that people have professional, academic, and personal commitments; full
participation in the program will demand a degree of active engagement outside of your
regular and ongoing activities.

d. Applicants from LGBTQI+, Dalit, religious, and/or ethnic minority communities.

Selection Methods

After the initial round of applications closes, the U.S. Embassy and WIN will recommend the strongest candidates to proceed to the second phase. During this phase, applicants will be requested to provide additional information on their strengths, suitability for the program, and achievements. Finally, a panel will select the top 50-55 applicants to be the members of the USYC for the 2021-22 cohort.

How can one apply?

You can apply by filling up the application form. You can go through this Link: http://bit.ly/USYC2021-22.

Result Announcement

The result of the first phase will be announced by 21st October 2021.
The final result will be announced by or before 7th December 2021.

Further information

Website: http://www.usycn.org/

If your questions are not addressed by the FAQs, please reach out to us with specific questions.
You can email us your questions at info@weinspire.org.np and weinspirenepal@gmail.com.

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CCMC Guideline for SMART Lockdown for COVID-19 2078
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CCMC Nepal Guideline for SMART Lockdown

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The COVID-19 Crisis Management Center has endorsed a new guideline for CCMC Guideline for SMART Lockdown to prevent and control the COVID-19 infection transmission in Nepal.

Indicators

VARIABLESVALUES
Weekly Average Positivity Rate>10%(8-10)%(5 – 7.99)%<5%
Change in Percentage Compared to Previous Week>99%(50-99)%(1-49.99)%<1%
Weekly New Cases per Million>500200 – 499100- 199<100
Bed Occupancy Percentage>70%(50 – 70)%(30 -49.99)%<30%
Number of Deaths per Million per Week or Cumulative>53 – 51-2.99<1
Total Score5×20=1005×13=655×6=305×3=15
Level of InfectionWidespreadSubstantialModerateMinimal
Major indicators

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World Humanitarian Day 2021 :#TheHumanRace

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Background

On 19 August 2003, a bomb attack on the Canal Hotel in Baghdad, Iraq, killed 22 humanitarian aid workers, including the UN Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello. Five years later, the General Assembly adopted a resolution designating 19 August as World Humanitarian Day (WHD). Each year, WHD focuses on a theme, bringing together partners from across the humanitarian system to advocate for the survival, well-being and dignity of people affected by crises, and for the safety and security of aid workers.

World Humanitarian Day 2021

#TheHumanRace

A global challenge for climate action in solidarity with the people who need it most

This year’s World Humanitarian Day is devoted to dealing with the climate crisis, the single biggest health threat facing humanity. This day is a crucial milestone in the lead up to the COP26 summit in November when leaders from 196 countries will meet to agree action to get climate change under control. 

This year, WHD highlight the immediate human cost of the climate crisis by pressuring world leaders to take meaningful climate action for the world’s most vulnerable people. WHD is a campaign by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and humanitarian partners.

Source of info: UN, WHO & https://www.worldhumanitarianday.org/

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Medical Education Commission Matching Procedure 2078

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The Medical Education Commission has endorsed a procedure for the matching process of the common entrance examination.

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Global Unity: Creative Competition for Medical Students
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Global Unity: Creative Competition for Medical Students

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MEdIC at Imperial College London (Medical Education Innovation and Research Centre) is welcoming submissions for the Global Unity Creative Competition 2021. Medical students from around the world are invited to submit their creative responses on the theme of Global Unity. Students may submit creative work including painting, drawing, sculpture, illustration, graphic art, comics, photography, textiles, short film, animation, music and spoken word. We also ask that students submit a short written reflection detailing why they have made the piece, what it means to them personally and how this reflects the theme of global unity. 

Two winners will receive the top prize of £300 and two runners-up will each receive £150. Winners and runners-up will be announced at an awards ceremony in October 2021.

Eligibility

Any student across the world currently studying medicine

What do you need to submit?
1. Title of your piece

2. Upload your work
Your creative response on the theme of Global Unity. This could be a painting, drawing, sculpture, illustration, graphic art, comics, photography, textiles, short film, animation, music, spoken word or similar.

  • Images must be in .jpg, .tiff or .png format only (min. dimensions 1080px x 1080px)
  • Video and audio files must be .mp3, .mp4, or .mov only (max duration 2 minutes) 
  • Video and audio can be an excerpt from a longer piece. 
  • Maximum file size: 200mb

3. Reflective explanation of your submission – maximum 200 words outlining why you chose it and what it means to you personally and how it reflects the theme of Global Unity.

language
Submissions in your preferred language are welcome. We ask that also you provide an English translation. For example, if you submit an animation in your preferred language, please include English subtitles as part of the piece. 

When is the deadline for submission?
Tuesday 31 August 23.59pm BST

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Syllabus for Licensing Examination of MD. Clinical Yoga/Yoga and Rehabilitation 2021

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Overview

  • Patanjali Yoga Sutras (20%)
  • Hatha Yoga Pradeepika (10%)
  • Vedas, Upanishads and Darsanas (5%)
  • Srimad Bhagavad Gita (10%)
  • Research methodology (30%)
  • Rehabilitation medicine (5%)
  • Nutrition and Dietetics (10%)
  • Diagnosis Using Conventional Medicine & Yogic Treatment For The Disorders (10%)

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