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Enabling Environment Overview

Posted on April 5, 2022

This brief explains the enabling environment for voluntary, rights-based family planning and how the different components of the enabling environment work together to support equitable access to and use of family planning information and services. The brief provides a framework for how the enabling environment HIPs are related among themselves and play a supporting role with the service delivery and social and behavior change HIPs to strengthen family planning programs.Read More

What Counts as Success in Child Marriage Interventions?: A Discussion on Age, Agency, and Measuring Change That Matters

Posted on March 23, 2022

On February 2, 2022, the CEFMU and Sexuality Working Group convened a webinar to discuss issues related to child marriage interventions. Panelists shared their perspectives on 1) why age of marriage as standalone vision and measure of success is limiting and potentially harmful; 2) alternative programming approaches and measurements; and 3) needs from funders and researchers to advance this work. This brief, also available in Spanish and French, shares key takeaways from the event. Read More

A Case for Differentiated Legal Responses to Child, Early and Forced Marriage and Unions: Lessons From India for a Global Audience

Posted on February 17, 2022

This brief sheds light on how the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, and other related laws, in India are being used in practice and the resulting impact on girls’ lives. It discusses the drivers of child and early marriage amongst adolescents in India, who is using the law and how, who is benefiting most from its implementation, and if anyone is being harmed. Read More

Analysis of Gender-Related Inequalities and Discrimination in the Health Sector in Senegal: Toward Effective Human Resources Management

Posted on January 25, 2022

This technical brief details Senegal’s first gender discrimination and inequality analysis. It provides an overview of the study methodology; key results pertaining to attitudes, work conditions, and violence and discrimination against women in the health sector; and recommendations. Read More

Addressing Gender in Global Health and Development: Insights From MOMENTUM

Posted on January 13, 2022

This brief provides an overview on how the MOMENTUM project is addressing gender across the project cycle and within a variety of program areas. Given the project’s scale and scope, insights from this resource may be useful to other global health implementers seeking to ensure that gender is effectively integrated within their projects. Read More

Finding Common Ground: Examining Family Planning Financing Through a Gender Lens

Posted on January 11, 2022

In 2021, HP+ convened family planning, gender, and family planning financing experts to discuss how to better integrate gender into family planning and health financing systems to make access to family planning information and services more gender-equitable for all clients. This brief provides a summary of the meeting and aims to advance dialogue and find common ground for including a gender lens in family planning financing. Read More

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Rethinking Men’s and Boys’ Healthcare Access and Use

April 7, 2022

On March 17, 2022, the Interagency Gender Working Group’s Male Engagement Task Force (METF) hosted the webinar “Rethinking Men’s and Boys’ Healthcare Access and Use.” The … Read More about Rethinking Men’s and Boys’ Healthcare Access and Use

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