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Conference Overview
The ANSER 2026 Conference brings together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, CSOs, and private‑sector actors to strengthen collaborative action toward safeguarding SRHR as a global policy priority. The programme includes:
- Two Scientific Conference Days (6–7 May 2026) featuring new academic research and emerging evidence on SRHR.
- One Policy Impact Day (8 May 2026) designed to connect evidence with policymaking and practice; and co‑create recommendations for future SRHR actions.
The conference will take place at the Palace of the Academies (Rue Ducale 1, 1000 Brussels)
Conference themes:
1. SRHR in humanitarian and climate-related crises
Exploring how SRHR services and rights can be maintained and advanced in fragile settings.
2. Narratives, power dynamics and the politics of SRHR
A critical look at how SRHR are framed, communicated, and influenced across political, social, and cultural contexts.
3. Integration of SRHR in primary care and health systems
Ensuring SRHR are properly integrated into health systems to provide sustainable, fair, and high-quality care.
Registration options:
Choose your participation:
Option 1: Full Conference (6–8 May 2026):
Conference fee applies and includes entrance, lunch and coffee for the two Scientific Days (6-7 May 2026) and the Policy Impact Day (8 May 2026).
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Conference fees
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Category
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Early Bird (before 25th January 2026)
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Regular (26th January 2026 and 8th of March 2026)
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Late (9th of March 2026 until 12th April 2026)
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Students
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€100
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€100
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€100
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ANSER Member Institutions
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€250
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€300
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€350
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Non-ANSER Member Institutions
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€300
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€350
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€400
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