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  • 56%
    Sexual and Reproductive Rights
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  • 67%
    Secularism
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  • 68%
    Child, Early and Forced Marriage and Unions
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  • 60%
    Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
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  • 48%
    Comprehensive Sexuality Education
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  • 73%
    Sexual and Reproductive Health Services
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  • 59%
    Youth Friendly Services
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  • 3%
    Abortion
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  • 44%
    Maternal Mortality Prevention
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  • 64%
    Compassionate Delivery
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  • 68%
    HIV/Aids
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  • 65%
    Specialized Services for Gender Based Violence
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  • 25%
    Accountability
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Comprehensive Sexuality Education

2017 – 48%
2022 – 48%
  • Deficient 0 - 40%
  • Limited 41 - 55%
  • Needs improvement 56 - 70%
  • Good 71 - 90%
  • Very good 91 - 100%
Recommendations
  • Impulsar, a través del Ministerio de Educación, un programa de capacitación específico para docentes a fin de que puedan desarrollar capacidades y habilidades para implementar la Guía sobre EIS para docentes del Ministerio de Educación.
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Priority measures
  • Priority measure 14

    Prioritize the prevention of teenage pregnancy and eliminate unsafe abortion through comprehensive sexuality education and timely and confidential access to good-quality information, counseling, technologies and services, including over-the-counter emergency oral contraception as well as male and female condoms.

  • Priority measure 11

    Ensure the effective implementation, from early childhood, of comprehensive sexuality education programs that recognize the emotional dimension of human relationships, respect the progressive autonomy of boys and girls and the informed decisions of adolescents and young people regarding their sexuality, and are based on a participatory, intercultural, gender-sensitive, and human rights perspective