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by 2030, despite the massive damage to health facilities and high death rates, especially maternal and child mortality.the government is working to ensure a long healthy life: All citizens have access to and obtain reliable and integrated health services. The State creates the appropriate conditions that allow everyone to enjoy the highest possible level of health.
- Law No. 24 of 2018 was issued in which penalties for underage marriage were increased.
- Work is currently being carried out on the Child Rights Law in Syria, which includes in one of its clauses the minimum age...
Sri Lanka is fully aware of the potential of women and youth to harness in sustainable development and strongly committed to get their contribution to country’s economic and political decision making process.
The country is progressing towards elimination of mother to child transmission of HIV and Syphilis with strong partnership of the Government, development partners and key population groups.
Services for prevention and control of Reproductive Organ Malignancies will be further expanded with new interventions and technologies.
Ensuring quality and timely information for monitoring of reproductive health services is a country priority; further encourage conducting research in priority areas. Electronic web-based information systems will be expanded with networking and data sharing among stakeholders.
Primary Health care will be further strengthened for elimination of Gender based violence while care provision for survivors will be expanded through Mithuru Piyasa Centres and safe homes. Multi-sectoral approach to address GBV will be strengthened with the partnership of Government, NGOs and community groups.
Sexual and reproductive health education in schools, and adolescent and youth friendly health services will be further strengthened with the partnership of Ministry of Health, Education, Vocational training and Youth affairs.
A separate national budget line with adequate budgetary allocation will be formulated for Reproductive Health to support implementation at national and sub national levels by 2020. We will sustain and continue the budgetary provisions to already existing priority areas such as humanitarian response and crisis management.
New legal enactments will be made available to ensure Reproductive Health rights are protected in all ethnic groups, socially disadvantaged populations, adolescents and youth. Country will ensure that SRH needs of special population groups are equally addressed.
