Christian Aid has launched a Sh181 million sexual reproductive health project for women and girls in Narok county.
The three-year project is expected to increase use of antenatal and skilled delivery services among women by 30 per cent and increase use of family planning.
It aims at changing attitudes and practices to reduce sexual and gender based violence, including FGM.
Speaking during the launch in Ewaso Nyiro on Friday, Christian Aid country manager John Kitui said the organisation will work with both men and women.
One of the project’s components is men’s involvement in women’s sexual reproductive health.
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