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In November 2022, the Wilson Centre and UNFPA held an event on the impact of climate change on maternal and newborn health outcomes. This article is a summary of topics of discussion and agreed priorities moving forward.

There is comparatively little understanding as to what constitutes an inclusive sexual and reproductive healthcare service from the perspective of women with disabilities themselves. This research brief from Leonard Cheshire, based on research in Sierra Leone, seeks to respond to this gap.

This training resource guides facilitators through the various steps necessary to facilitate a brief face-to-face workshop on SRH in emergencies and the MISP.

This training resource guides facilitators through the various steps necessary to facilitate a four-day face-to-face training workshop on SRH in emergencies and the MISP. The training is designed for an audience of program managers.

This training resource will guide facilitators through the various steps necessary to facilitate a three-day face-to-face training workshop on SRH in emergencies and the MISP. The training is designed for an audience of service providers.

In 2019, IPPF in collaboration with IAWG, published three training packages based on the revised 2018 Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) and related resources including the previous SPRINT training package. These training packages are designed to support facilitators with delivering face-to-face training workshops on SRH in emergencies and the MISP.