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Technology Recommendations MAMA Bangladesh
Aponjon’s innovative mobile health information service offers subscribers a choice of either interactive voice response (IVR) or short message service (SMS) formats, and Bangladesh customers overwhelmingly prefer audio over text message format.
Diarrhea Management Knowledge,Attitudes and Practices amongCaregivers and Providers in Uganda
Caregivers’ level of awareness about causes of diarrhea is adequate but awareness of appropriate diarrhea treatments is poor. According to providers, caregivers demand specific treatments (primarily antibiotics) for their children. This in turn influences which treatments providers recommend.
Increasing Family Planning Access and Choice
The key lessons in this paper will help service providers, programme managers and donors implement and/ or strengthen clinical outreach programmes for reproductive health and family planning services.
Improving Quality of Women’s Health and Family Planning Services in Jordan’s Private Health Sector
Presentation reviews the goals of the project, 2005-2012
The Roles and Influence of Grandmothers and Men
This report reviews both published and gray literature from the past 25 years that addresses intrahousehold roles and dynamics related to infant and young child nutrition—specifically the roles and influence of senior women, or grandmothers, and men.
Toolkit for the Collection of Survey Data on the Correct Use of Pediatric Zinc as a Treatment for Diarrhea
Approximately 1.3 million children die as a result of diarrhea every year . In the majority of cases, diarrhea is preventable through exclusive breastfeeding, improved hygiene and sanitation, and access to clean water, yet it is still one of the leading causes of death among children under five in the developing world.
Building Public-Private Linkages to Advance Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Services in Africa
For this presentation, the following objectives were addressed: strengthen existing MOH capacity to engage private sector in RH/FP and HIV/AIDs related services; to create a network for experiential learning across countries on challenges in strengthening PPPs; to strengthen existing relationships and linkages across priority programs in MOHs to work effectively with the private sector; and to produce key actions for participant countries to design, develop and manage private sector partnerships
Integrating Breast Cancer Screening into FP/RH Women’s Outreach
Presentation Covers Project Objectives: Increase demand for and use of modern contraception and related women’s health services; Increase demand for and use of modern contraception and related women’s health services…
Navigating Unchartered Waters
This guide should help program designers and implementers assess the legal and regulatory environment for their RH/FP programs and, therefore, improve the chances for their projects’ success.
Reproductive Health Supplies Pricing in Nepal and Nicaragua
Availability of essential RH medicine is low in both Nicaragua and Nepal. Steps need to be taken to increase availability of essential RH products across sectors.
The Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition: Maximizing Stakeholder Interest
What Does the RHSC Do? Synthesize and share information, knowledge, and experience
Changing public/private market shares for family planning in Peru: What about the poor?
Objectives: Share findings of market segmentation analysis covering 1996-2004; Discuss its use in policy dialogue with key stakeholders; and Outline subsequent measures being undertaken by Peru’s MOH to meet contraceptive needs of Peruvians
Planning for Contraceptive Security in El Salvador: Is there a role for the commercial sector?
There is a role for the commercial sector: Public sector cannot afford to serve everyone; Other FP providers (MSPAS, ISSS, ADS) see important role in CS; MSPAS willing to assist commercial sector in carving out market niche; and Activities to involve commercial sector must now be implemented to ensure CS.
