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What are the Promises of Sexuality Education for Developing Countries ?
Adenike O. Esiet

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Outline of Presentation:

1. Intro‐Learning About Sexuality: 1975 vs. 2005
2. Demographics of Youth Sexuality in Africa
3. Promises of Sexuality Education : The Nigerian example
4. Continuing Challenges and Recommendations

Conflict of Interest: None disclosed
Financial Support/Funding: None disclosed
Recorded at 19th WAS World Congress for Sexual Health - Sexual Health & Rights: A Global Challenge Göteborg (Sweden) - June 21 – 25, 2009.

Adenike O. Esiet

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What are the promises of sexuality education for developing countries ?	Adenike O. Esiet	25'57
What are the promises of sexuality education for developing countries ?	Adenike O. Esiet
What are the promises of sexuality education for developing countries ?	Adenike O. Esiet

Adenike O. Esiet

Action Health Incorporated Co-Founder and 2007 recipient of the MacArthur Award for Creative & Effective Institutions, Nigeria. Currently, Executive Director of Action Health Incorporated (AHI), Lagos, Nigeria.