This report aims to support the work of UNFPA and partners by presenting a background and rationale for engaging men and boys.
Documentation
IDEO.org partnered with PSI to apply human-centered design to engage and promote the dialogue among young men working in the informal sector and their partners about contraception and family planning.
This framework provides step-by-step guidance and illustrative content for creating a strategic communication strategy to communicate accurately and effectively about Zika risk and prevention in an easy-to-understand and comprehensive format.
The purpose of this review is to provide a comprehensive assessment of what is known about provider bias in the provision of reproductive health services to adolescents, with the ultimate aim to inform interventions that improve the demand and delivery of a full range of contraceptive methods.
Pathfinder International worked with Camber Collective, YLabs, and Behavioral Economics in Reproductive Health (BERI) to implement the 3-year project (November 2016 - October 2019) to better understand and address provider bias.
This is a report on the advanced audience segmentation activities carried out in Burkina Faso, Tanzania, and Pakistan.
The report covers:
This report identifies which types of recognition mechanisms private providers prefer and provides recommendations for Peru and other countries on implementing a quality improvement (QI) program with a recognition component.
In addition to determining provider level of interest in such a program, the study set out to determine:
During implementation of its Women's Health Project, Population Services International (PSI) identified several challenges relating to provider behavior relating to IUDs.
These challenges resulted in lower performance by network providers and lower productivity among IPC agents.
They included:
La recherche participative se concentre sur les jeunes hommes âgés de 15 à 24 ans travaillant dans le secteur informel dans deux quartiers d'Abidjan, ainsi que leurs partenaires, parents, patrons, leaders communautaires et autres influenceurs directs ou indirects.
L'analyse des obstacles qui empêchent les prestataires de soins de santé d'offrir un service de PF de qualité et des entrevues approfondies avec un groupe sélectionné de déviants positifs identifiés; le rapport n'est disponible qu'en français.
