08:00 - - 08:30

Registration

09:30 - 10:30

Reflecting on the event theme

Welcome remarks Remarks: PHO – Lusaka AYP Voices

09:30 - 10:30

Official opening

Entertainment: Drama group Remarks: - ZYP - Hivos - UNAIDS - National Aids Council Speech by Guest of Honor - TBC Entertainment: Drama group

10:30 - 11:00

Tea Break

11:00 - 12:00

Setting the Scene

Plenary: UNAIDS: Current data on HIV in relation to young people in the ESA region UNFPA: Impact of COVID-19 on SRHR Q&A Event Chairpersons

12:00 - 13:00

Expert panel discussion on Community Led Monitoring (CLM):

Learning from the field: lessons from CLM and accountability processes Panelists - Maxim Lunga (TB, DRC, Rodrick Mugishagwe (TB, Tanzania), Yumnah Hatis/Lucy Wanjiku (Women, Global), Ayo (Malaria/Nigeria) Sibu Malambo (ZYP) Plenary

13:00 - 14:00

Breakout sessions: Session 1; Accountability - Introduction to CSS - Onesmus Mlewa - How to develop a CLM process - Rhoda lewa Session 2; Age of consent consultation - Sharing experiences: Zambia and Zimbabwe - Update on the Zambian process - Consultations Session 3; Advocacy Session 4; Side event with youth leaders

Informed by Indaba theme accelerators: • Evidence, Policies & Platforms - ensuring access to information, tools, and spaces that enable accountability to take place effectively. • Accountability: Interrogate what’s working for young people in the AIDS response within the region, who’s doing great, what are they doing, how are they doing what they are doing? Interrogate what’s not working for young people in the AIDS response within the region, why is it so, what’s missing, what needs to be fixed, who do we need to in order to improve? Interrogate the overall experience of young people as beneficiaries of GF/UNAIDS and PEPFAR programming in the region?

16:00 - 17:00

Expert Panel Discussion:

Barriers to SRH services, knowledge and information for young people in their diversity and what to do about i

17:00 - 17:15

Wrap up and end of day one

12:30 - 13:00

Breakout session: Solutions from young people – rapid fire Breakout rooms

08:00 - 08:30

Registration

08:30 - 09:00

Recap of day 1 by rapporteur and housekeeping Overview by event chairpersons

09:00 - 10:00

Panel discussion: UNESCO Religious leader CSO Ministry of Youth Ministry of Education AfriYAN Namibia

The future of CSE: A regional learning and sharing discussion on how to advance the rights and health outcomes of ESA youth through improved skills, attitudes and behaviours resulting from good quality, science based CSE

10:00 - 10:15

Q&A

10:15- - 10:45

Presentation by APHRC

Evidence, Policies & Platforms: ensuring access to information, tools, and spaces that enable accountability to take place effectively

11:15 - 12:30

Sharing/showcasing AY-led innovative solutions

- The Zvandiri model - The helpline 393 - Youth-Led Community Led Monitoring - Young people from Uganda - YouthWise Botswana/Zambia

14:00 - 15:00

Panel discussion MYEPL

Future: Discuss and review best practices and principled based frameworks related to meaningful youth engagement, participation and leadership, interregional learning and sharing of advocacy strategies, tactics as well as impactful approaches to campaigning and harnessing the power of grassroots and social media activism and how this translates into shared regional solidarity amongst adolescents and youth leaders, networks and support from intergenerational partnerships across the region.

15:00 - 16:00

Closing ceremony

Presentation of the AYP communique Remarks - Hivos - ZYP - MoH Vote of thanks from a young person Final remarks from event chairpersons