Tunis: A memorandum of understanding which seeks to improve the quality of services destined to vulnerable people in the areas of sexual and reproductive health was signed, Tuesday, between the National Office of Family and Population (ONFP) and the German Federation for Adult Education in North Africa (DVV International Tunisia). The agreement provides for the creation of a Digitization Laboratory at the ONFP Documentation, Publishing and Archives Center in order to digitize documents and the various educational materials available, thus contributing to facilitating access to information. It also aims at establishing an integrated management system for various stakeholders. More particularly, it involves the creation of a health club for vulnerable people to increase their awareness about some diseases and risky behaviors. Similarly, it focuses on organizing training sessions for the ONFP executives and service providers in micro planning as well as holding information days in the Greater Tunis region for the promotion of the digital mobile application «ONFP+». The agreement stipulates the organization of cultural activities in Tunis on preventing violence against girls, women and vulnerable groups, during the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based violence. The agreement establishes a new stage of partnership between the ONFP and DVV International Tunisie which fosters the integration of vulnerable people and easing their access to SRH services. The memorandum of understanding was signed by ONFP CEO Mohamed Douagi and Regional Director of the German Federation for Adult Education in Africa of the North (DVV International Tunisia), Dounia Benmiloud. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse