JCAM 2023 Annual Review 09 o Gender Disparity: gender disparity in school enrollment is more pronounced in secondary education, and sub-Saharan Africa experiences the most significant gender disparities in education. o Out-of-School Adolescents: those who are out of school face social and economic marginalization, with girls at a higher risk of early marriages and related health issues. Public education on health matters organised by Loyola Social Centre o Policy Advocacy: JENA called for policies that promote (CSL) in Lomé, Togo. gender equality in secondary education and stressed the importance of addressing gender disparities in youth literacy. JENA's active involvement at UNGA 78 shed light on critical issues affecting Africa, particularly in the areas of health and education. JENA’s vision remains clear: it advocates for a more equitable world for all, for improved health and education outcomes and reduced gender disparities, and. This highlights the importance of collective action and global cooperation to address the The Bakhita Partnership for Education with JENA at a side event challenges faced by the during the UN SDG Summit, in New York. African continent.