Addressing challenges in the availability, accessibility and quality of clinical care for rape survivors in humanitarian settings.
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Addressing challenges in the availability, accessibility and quality of clinical care for rape survivors in humanitarian settings.
IPPF / Kathleen Prior
This guide is intended for use by qualified health-care providers (medical doctors, clinical officers, midwives and nurses) who are working in humanitarian emergencies or other similar settings, and who wish to develop specific protocols for the medical care of survivors of sexual violence and IPV.
The GBV AoR brings together non-governmental organisations, UN agencies, academics and others under the shared objective of ensuring life-saving, predictable, accountable and effective GBV prevention, risk mitigation and response in emergencies, both natural disaster and conflict-related humanitarian contexts.
This global assessment report -Self-Care for Sexual and Reproductive Health in Humanitarian and Fragile Settings: Barriers, Opportunities and Lessons Learned- synthesizes findings and lessons-learned from interviews conducted with leading experts working on self-care and SRHR in humanitarian, fragile and stable settings, including program implementers, researchers, donors and more.
This map of countries with 2023 UN humanitarian appeals that contribute to global maternal deaths, newborn death and stillbirth was developed by the IAWG Sub-Working Group on Maternal and Newborn Health and updated in February 2023.
The EQUAL research consortium is working to generate evidence on effective approaches to deliver life-saving MNH care in countries affected by conflict including in the DRC, Nigeria, Somalia, and South Sudan.
Building Foundation for Development (BFD) is a non-profit and non-governmental organization that has been working in many wide domains in a parallel and innovative manner; the first one is carrying out multi-sectoral emergency response projects aimed to improve the humanitarian issues and needs in different sectors.
BFD Yemen seeks to address some of the fundamental maternal and child health concerns by running emergency obstetric and newborn care through its Reproductive Health Program.
Ipas is excited to introduce a new curriculum, Exploring Our Power, that builds understanding and facilitates dialogue about gender and power inequities and sexual and reproductive health barriers in humanitarian settings!
Abortion-related complications are one of the five main causes of maternal mortality. However, research about abortion is very limited in fragile and conflict-affected settings. Our study aims to describe the magnitude and severity of abortion-related complications in two referral hospitals supported by Médecins Sans Frontières and located in such settings in northern Nigeria and Central African Republic (CAR).
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