Almost one in five women in Sub-Saharan Africa face the unmet need for family planning. Now in the COVID-19 era, injustices have been further accentuated. It against this backdrop that this year's Accountability Breakfast focused on achieving greater equity for women, children and adolescents in Africa. Reflecting on the virtual summit held on Wednesday is Teni Agaya, a Ghanaian youth activist who was one of the participants of the conference organised by the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health.

<p>Almost one in five women in Sub-Saharan Africa face the unmet need for family planning. Now in the COVID-19 era, injustices have been further accentuated. It against this backdrop that this year's Accountability Breakfast focused on achieving greater equity for women, children and adolescents in Africa. Reflecting on the virtual summit held on Wednesday is Teni Agaya, a Ghanaian youth activist who was one of the participants of the conference organised by the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health.</p>

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