Cairo Agenda

The Cairo Agenda refers to a plan established during the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development held in Cairo, Egypt. It aimed to promote sustainable development by addressing population issues through a rights-based approach. The agenda emphasizes the importance of reproductive health, gender equality, and education, particularly for women and girls. It seeks to empower individuals to make informed choices about family planning and health, ultimately improving quality of life and economic stability. The Cairo Agenda serves as a framework for countries to align their policies with sustainable development goals.