"Innovation for empowering quality of life"

Youth Share-net

Project Location: Khulna, Jashore, Satkhira, Bagerhat and Narail districts

Project Period: July 2025 – June 2028

Financed by: AmplifyChange

Supported by: RedOrange Communications

Total Budget:  BDT 97,08,304.00

Direct Beneficiaries: 10,500 people

By uniting youth networks through knowledge sharing, the project aims to improve sexual health outcomes by enabling youth-led community organizations to share their knowledge, experience, and advocate for SRHR. The initiative will utilize the existing and proven Share-Net Bangladesh (SNBD) knowledge management platform, implementing activities across five knowledge management pathways to bridge research and practice for effective policy advocacy.

Objective:

Improving the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) of young people in Bangladesh by organizing a youth network tailored to their specific SRHR needs.

The project will develop a youth network focused solely on SRHR, equipping and empowering at least 60 youth organizations in SRHR advocacy, establishing sustainable networks, and influencing policy reforms for better SRHR education and services.

Activities:

  • Establishing localized youth and SRHR network
  • Youth Research on SRHR (e.g. desk review, policy analysis, studies, position paper, concept paper etc.)
  • Conference products (including narrative review, deliberative dialogues and evidence brief)
  • Knowledge products created by conference facilitators (e.g., facilitation guide, Murals, etc.)
  • Knowledge products by conference participants
  • First annual stakeholder meeting
  • Second annual stakeholder meeting
  • Third annual stakeholder meeting
  • Active Collaboration Lab
  • Youth Conference CoP
  • New (inter)national partnerships established
  • Conferences/round tables organized independently from Youth Share-Net that staff joined as speaker/facilitator/expert
  • Joining Match-making activities (e.g. student fairs)
  • Annual Youth and SRHR Conference (Knowledge Fair)