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Developing a case-based model: mobilising corporate companies’ resources to ensure sustainability of youth-focused SRHR programs

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Dance4Life worked on developing, training, and testing a model and toolkit to guide NGOs in establishing corporate partnerships. The toolkit was formulated through a testing phase in India, coupled with dance4life’s international expertise in corporate collaborations. The project’s goal was to revitalize the youth sector by enhancing the capacity of civil society organizations engaged in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) work with youth in India, focusing on creating an efficient and sustainable case-based model for mobilizing local corporate resources.

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  • Small Grants

  • 2015

  • India

  • Advocacy

  • Youth empowerment

  • Youth SRHR

  • Share-Net Netherlands

  • English

  • Toolkit

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How to create corporate partnerships?: A practical guide on how to create successful corporate partnerships

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Dance4Life

Dance4life works with young people together for a healthy future; for themselves, their environment and the rest of the world. Together with local partners, Dance4life informs them about sexual health and rights. They engage young people with a positive approach through dance, music and personal stories. Together with young people, they focus on influencing parents, teachers and governments for a society where young people can make healthy choices regarding sex and are able to receive the healthcare they deserve. This is done through education in schools, using music and dance to involve and inspire young people. The initiative is active in almost 20 countries, spread over 5 continents.

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