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Couples Forum
Celebrating end of The Girl Generation Phase II
The END FGM CSO Network-Kenya
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What Doesn't Work?
What Have We Learned About Ending FGM? | Key Insights from Our Endline Evaluation
End of Programme
The Girl Generation – Support to the Africa-led Movement to End FGM (TGG-ALM) has officially come to a close. While the programme has ended, this website remains available until July 2029, as a legacy resource, providing continued access to the knowledge, evidence, and learning generated throughout the programme.
Who We Are
The Girl Generation: Support to the Africa Led Movement to End FGM Programme (TGG-ALM), is a consortium led by Options Consultancy Services and includes Amref Health Africa, ActionAid, Orchid Project, Africa Coordination Centre for Abandonment of FGM, and the University of Portsmouth. It works closely with the Population Council’s Data Hub, the programme’s data and measurement arm.
This programme is building on the foundations of the first five-year investment: The Girl Generation and the Evidence to End FGM Research Programme (2013-2018).
The programme seeks to accelerate positive changes in social attitudes toward ending FGM, within a broader vision of a world where girls and women can exercise their power and rights, have expanded choice and agency, and be free from all forms of violence. The intended impact of this programme is an accelerated reduction in the practice of FGM in focus countries by 2025.
stories of change
Stories of change from the global movement to end Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)
Events
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Milestones and Momentum: A Decade of The Girl Generation
Milestones and Momentum: A Decade of The Girl Generation 11th
October 11, 2024 @ 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Centring Girls Agency and Voice: Approaches for ending FGM and other forms of gender-based violence
Centring Girls Agency and Voice: Approaches for ending FGM and
November 7, 2024 @ 3:00 pm - 4:30 pmOur Impact
With over a decade of grassroots engagement, we’ve evolved to center our efforts on empowering communities and amplifying survivor voices in the fight against gender-based violence. Our work demonstrates how lived experience, local leadership, and sustained support can converge to create lasting change.
82 grantees
funded across 4 countries with some graduating from small to medium.
70+ trained
survivors trained as trainers under The Survivor Leadership Initiative(SLI)
4 Countries
confirmed that the grants mechanism is sustainable at community and national levels
60,000 people
reached through grassroot organizations funded by TGG grants
Global Public Goods
Knowledge products, training modules, tools and guidance notes available for public use and consumption.
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