Kenya is set to host a side event titled, _"Integration of Population Health and Environment (PHE): A catalyst for healthy lives and and well-being for all"_ at the forth coming 58th Session of the United Nations Commission on Population and Development (CPD58) that will be held at the UN Headquarters in New York, USA from 7th-11th April 2025. The side event is hosted by @NCPD_Kenya in partnership with @UNFPAKen, State Government of Malawi, Centre for Study of Adolescence @CSA_Kenya, African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP-Malawi).
The side event will take place tomorrow, Tuesday 8th April, 2025, at Conference, 12 at UNHQs.
The side event seeks to explore and promote the integration of Population, Health, and Environment (PHE) as a development approach that seeks to address the complex connections between humans, their health, and the environment.
By sharing country-level best practices, identifying opportunities beyond ICPD30, and addressing existing challenges, the discussion will highlight how multi-sectoral collaborations and coordination can create synergies towards accelerating progress in achieving better demographic, health, and environmental outcomes.
Dr Benard Onyango moderating the session focusing on Human Capital Development (Youth Bulge, Demographic Dividend) with the Panelists including ;Dr. Anthony Mveyange – Program Manager, @APHRC, Boaz Muga Senior Analyst @KIPPRA, Adan Mohamed-Director Research, National Employment Authority of Kenya @NEAK
and Ms. Elizabeth Otieno- Director of Education, School Health, Ministry of Education @MoE
#KPDC2025. 12 days to go! Register virtually today. The future of Kenya’s population and its growth are pivotal to shaping a sustainable future. More than ever before, understanding and analyzing population dynamics is crucial for sustainable development. Act now and be part defining Kenya’s future. Join @NCPD_Kenya in this critical conversation #NavigatingTheFuture: Population Dynamics and Sustainable Development in Kenya. #KPDC2025. #PopulationDynamics #SustainableDevelopment #Kenya #FutureOfKenya #KPDC
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