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Three Things You Should Know About the Quality and Standards Framework

Three Things You Should Know About the Quality and Standards Framework

by Oyudari Baatartsogt | Nov 10, 2022 | Blogs, Featured, HCD+ASRH News

By Nicole Ippoliti Technical Director, YLabs Nicole is a public health specialist who brings extensive experience leading the design and implementation of global adolescent programming focused on behavioral and social norm change. She is part of the Quality and...
Understanding women’s contraception experiences in Uganda

Understanding women’s contraception experiences in Uganda

by Belindar Kwamboka | Oct 2, 2022 | HCD+ASRH News

Routes2Results pioneered the integration of HCD exercises and analyses within a traditional focus group structure to more deeply empathize with women’s attitudes and preferences on long-term injectable contraceptives in order to better share these with product...
Building capacity for increased youth agency through human-centered design and AYSRH in Francophone West Africa

Building capacity for increased youth agency through human-centered design and AYSRH in Francophone West Africa

by Oyudari Baatartsogt | Sep 29, 2022 | Featured, HCD+ASRH News

HCDExchange partners with PATH and YUX to expand capacity for human-centered AYSRH programming 29 September, Nairobi, Kenya: In parts of West Africa, three out of five women are married before age 20 and more than half of all women begin childbearing during their...
Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Information and Services: Perspectives of Women and Girls with Disabilities in Uganda and Bangladesh

Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Information and Services: Perspectives of Women and Girls with Disabilities in Uganda and Bangladesh

by Belindar Kwamboka | Sep 8, 2022 | HCD+ASRH News

Have practitioners appropriately addressed the sexual, reproductive health, rights, and needs of girls and women living with disabilities in the global south? A report authored by Humanity & Inclusion describes research carried out in Uganda and Bangladesh to...
Using design approaches to improve maternal health care in Kenya, Ethiopia, Malawi and Mali

Using design approaches to improve maternal health care in Kenya, Ethiopia, Malawi and Mali

by Belindar Kwamboka | Sep 4, 2022 | HCD+ASRH News

Jhpiego asked women and health workers from Kenya, Ethiopia, Malawi, and Mali to describe the care they receive and how this should be offered. From the mothers’ perspective, the practitioners heard women across all the countries say they crave a much more...
Building empathy for SRH education through a card game

Building empathy for SRH education through a card game

by Belindar Kwamboka | Aug 10, 2022 | HCD+ASRH News

How can you get parents involved in SRH conversations about youth and adolescents? Pathfinder International captured the experiences of a young man from Togo who set out to address this challenge through a card game. Read...
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