Baykin 2 app integrates learning and gaming to increase the engagement of young users and provide better visuals for learning about their bodies and rights. It additionally seeks to equip adolescents and young people with knowledge and tools to be aware of and thus less vulnerable to gender-based violence.
Starting with body literacy, Baykin 2 app introduces topics including sexual and reproductive health, social and emotional well-being, relationship building, rights-based knowledge for personal safety and security.
With support of Global Affairs Canada, UNFPA has partnered with 360ed to introduce Baykin 2 app ensuring young people’s access to accurate information about their body and rights.
Let’s listen to the voices of young people from the community about their thoughts and experiences with Baykin 2 application.
- Min Paing Nyan, 16
- A local youth from Mon State
- Thu Htoo Arnt, 19
- A local youth from Mon State
- Akri Chan, 17
- Pan Khin, 15
- Su Myat Thweda, 15
- Sike Htaw, 15
- Min Aung Pyae Sone Phyo, 16
- Kay Khine Shun Lei Aung, 20
