Welcome to the revamped EuroNGOs newsletter. With contributions from our members and other key stakeholders, our newsletters contain insightful news pieces, and will keep you informed of all of the key SRHR moments so you never miss out.

In mid-May, heads of state and global leaders joined more than 5,000 SRHR advocates and experts for Women Deliver, the largest global gathering on health and rights of girls and women in over a decade. EuroNGOs and many of its members travelled to Copenhagen, Denmark, for the fourth edition of the Women Deliver Conference. With more than 200 sessions and side events on an overwhelming number of topics ranging from health, rights and gender equality to education and economic empowerment, it was a space for learning, exchange and inspiration. Here’s a look back by the secretariat on an intense 4 days, and a recap of some of the hot topics at this year’s Women Deliver.

After several revisions, a number of consultations and member states’ meetings, UN Member States met again on the 3rd of June to discuss the draft resolution on global follow-up and review. This time, delegates met in small groups, and the co-facilitators took the comments forward in a final draft, circulated in a ‘silent procedure’ earlier this week. According to the latest information, the silence was ‘broken’ by a Member State, and a formal communication will be shared today by the President of the General Assembly.

Following a debate in Strasbourg on the 10th of May, the European parliament adopted a resolution on the 12th of May on the follow-up to and state of play of the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals. They call on the European Commission (EC) to come forward with a proposal for an overarching Sustainable Development Strategy encompassing all relevant internal and external policy areas, with a detailed timeline up to 2030, and a broad consultation with all stakeholders.

We would like to express our solidarity with our Spanish member Federación de Planificación Familiar Estatal (Spanish Federation of Family Planning) that have been attacked for defending women’s sexual and reproductive rights and persecuted on the basis of false accusations. Please read below the public statement of FPFE.

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The World Humanitarian Summit in May, despite the criticism and controversy around it, brought along a flurry of announcements, commitments and new initiatives. But what do these mean for SRHR, and for our community? What are potential new advocacy entry points and strategies in terms of SRHR in humanitarian relief, and where are the opportunities for new alliances?

In Tokyo on 26-27 April 2016, Parliamentarians from 65 countries gathered at the Global Conference of Parliamentarians on Population and Development “Toward the 2016 G7 Ise-Shima Summit “ (GCPPD2016).

The post holder will be primarily responsible for coordinating ILGA-Europe’s advocacy work on the human rights of LGBTI people and issues for relevance for LGBTI organisations in Eastern Europe, in particular by developing and implementing advocacy strategies and policy positions with relevant European organisations, and by delivering capacity-building activities for local, national and regional LGBTI organisations to enable them to contribute effectively to policy-making at national and European levels.

This is an exciting opportunity for a communications professional to support and develop online communications across all aspects of the company’s work in international health and development including MannionDaniels, UK Aid Direct and AmplifyChange.

ActionAid International is inviting applications from experienced consultants to develop a tool-kit that can help community practitioners and young women understand how issues of economic justice, bodily integrity and unpaid care work are inter-linked.

Plan International UK is seeking a consultant(s) to lead the development of global programme guidance on Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) for Plan International Inc.

As the UK Programme Development Officer you will design exciting new UK programmes for Plan’s UK girls’ rights work and identify and secure funding for its delivery. Under the strategic direction of the Head of Girls’ Rights and Youth and the UK Girls’ Rights Campaign Manager, you will be part of a team creating a vision for girls’ rights programming in the UK.