In humanitarian settings the risk of STI and HIV transmission may be higher due to sexual violence, sex work, alcohol and drug use, limited access to condoms.
IPPF / Isabel Corthier
Guaranteeing sexual and reproductive health medical supplies and commodities are available in humanitarian settings when they are needed and to all who need them.
IPPF / Kathleen Prior
Providing a tailored response to the unique needs of LGBTQIA+ individuals in humanitarian settings, including a heightened risk of sexual violence, abuse, exploitation, and harassment.
IPPF / Ellena Ashley Williams
The Women’s Refugee Commission (WRC) conducted a qualitative exploratory study to examine the nature and characteristics of sexual violence perpetrated against Congolese, Somali, and South Sudanese refugee men and boys (including those with diverse SOGIESC) and trans women in their home countries, during flight, and in Nairobi and Mombasa. Intersections with violence against women and girls were also examined.
UNFPA trains midwives from around fifty health facilities in North Kivu for safe work in the fight against Ebola virus disease. Since the beginning of this disease, UNFPA has already supported around fifty health structures in this province with medical equipment.
This publication tells the story of Syrian adolescent girls throughout the region, many of whom are grappling with enormous challenges on a daily basis and yet continue to defy numerous odds to fight for their basic human rights.
Working to increase programs, engage adolescents, and build capacity to address adolescent sexual and reproductive health in humanitarian settings.
IPPF / Kathleen Prior
Improving quality, access, and availability of sexual and reproductive health services in humanitarian settings for LGBTQIA+ populations
IPPF/ Alan Holmberg 2018
Advising humanitarian and development actors on preparing for conflict and natural disasters to mitigate their effects, and deliver life-saving sexual and reproductive health services
IPPF / Isabel Corthier
Improving the lives of those living with STI/HIV/AIDS through strengthening prevention and care efforts in crisis-affected settings.
IPPF / Kathleen Prior