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Outil d’autoévaluation de l’égalité des genres et l’inclusion sociale
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Outil d’autoévaluation de l’égalité des genres et l’inclusion sociale

Ce guide s’adresse aux personnels des projets et organisations de recherche et de mise en oeuvre dans le secteur de l’eau, l’assainissement et l’hygiène (WASH) qui sont résolument décidés à améliorer les pratiques en matière d’égalité des genres et d’inclusion sociale (GESI) dans leurs projets et leurs organisations. Il est destiné aux chargés de programme, aux conseillers GESI, aux chercheurs et aux membres du personnel de votre organisation désireux d’améliorer leurs pratiques en matière de GESI. Il détaille les rôles et les attributions du point de contact (PC), du facilitateur, des participants et des sympathisants du processus d’autoévaluation.

Last modified: July 16, 2023

Language: English, French, Portuguese

Source: Water for Women

Year of Publication: 2021

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Projet Eau Assainissement et Hygiène des Municipalités en Afrique de l’ouest
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Projet Eau Assainissement et Hygiène des Municipalités en Afrique de l’ouest (MuniWASH) Stratégie Genre et Inclusion Social

Ce document fournit un cadre d’action pour renforcer l’intégration du genre et inclusion sociale dans la programmation de MuniWASH. Il s’articule autour des huit (8) parties suivantes : (i) Contexte général du genre et inclusion sociale; (ii) Contexte de l’eau et de l’assainissement en Côte d’Ivoire et au Bénin ; (iii) Analyse de la situation dans le contexte de MuniWASH ; (iv) But et justification de la stratégie ; (v) Objectifs de la stratégie ; (vi) Description des domaines stratégiques ; (vii) Coordination et mise en œuvre ; (viii) Matrice de la stratégie et budget.
L’objectif général de la stratégie de genre de MuniWASH est d’intégrer la dimension de genre et inclusion sociale dans le projet en réduisant les inégalités entre les sexes et entre les personnes, en promouvant une participation significative des femmes et des filles et des personnes vulnérables et souvent exclus des bénéfices et des services en eau et assainissement, et en transformant les rôles des hommes et des femmes et des vulnérables et/ou exclus.

Source: Tetra Tech, USAID

Date of Publication: July 16, 2023

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ADVANCING ACCESS AND AUTONOMY Cross-cutting insights from behavioral science to strengthen family planning and reproductive health programs and services
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ADVANCING ACCESS AND AUTONOMY: Cross-cutting insights from behavioral science to strengthen family planning and reproductive health programs and services

This resource is a synthesis of six cross-cutting insights that emerged from the behavioral science research and design work done by ideas42. Each section offers a brief introduction to behavioral science concepts—related to identity and norms, ambiguity, attention, risk perception, choice architecture, and frictions—that have informed the work. It also contains a summary of common threads emerging from interviews, observations, and collaborative design work across contexts. For each topic, suggestions are presented for how programs can respond to these challenges to expand choices and reduce unintended pregnancies.

This resource is also available in French.

Last modified: July 12, 2023

Language: English, French

Source: ideas42

Year of Publication: 2022

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Is Your Health System Adolescent- And Gender-Responsive? A Participatory Tool for Analysis and Action Planning
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Is Your Health System Adolescent- And Gender-Responsive? – A Participatory Tool for Analysis and Action Planning

This is an assessment tool developed by MOMENTUM Country and Global Leadership to enable ministries of health (MOHs), civil society, and other stakeholders to assess whether and how the health system currently responds to the needs and rights of adolescents, including how the system acknowledges and addresses gender barriers and opportunities that influence adolescents’ receipt of quality care. This tool can be used to inform work plans, national priority setting, and budgeting, as well as to measure and monitor a health system’s progress in meeting the needs and rights of adolescents of all genders over time.

Last modified: July 5, 2023

Language: English

Source: USAID-MOMENTUM

Year of Publication: 2022

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Contraceptive Innovation Index An Adaptation of the Global Health Innovation Index
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Contraceptive Innovation Index: An Adaptation of the GlobalHealth Innovation Index

The Contraceptive Innovation Index is intended to support ongoing discussion and decision-making around the introduction and scale-up of contraceptive technologies.

This tool builds upon the United States Agency for International Development’s (USAID) Global Health Innovation Index, with adaptations made to reflect the complexities of contraceptive markets. Using the adapted Index, stakeholders can identify which contraceptive technologies have the greatest potential for impact – both in the short and long term – using four core criteria (user demand and impact, system factors and sustainability, supplier capacity, and progression to scale).

Last modified: July 5, 2023

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Source: Catalyst Global

Year of Publication: 2023

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This design primer details the components of the behaviorally informed intervention used in The Scale-up and Capacity Building in Behavioral Science to Improve the Uptake of Family Planning & Reproductive Health Services (SupCap) project. Users of the guide will be able to: implement the game “Together We Decide”: a game for male partners of postpartum women to encourage contraceptive uptake distribute child spacing planning cards, which are designed to prompt and encourage conversations between couples about child spacing view text messages sent to health workers to encourage discussions about family planning with male and female clients. Development of this report was led by ideas42 and produced in partnership with IntraHealth International.
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Tested Solutions for Engaging Men in Family Planning

This design primer details the components of the behaviorally informed intervention used in The Scale-up and Capacity Building in Behavioral Science to Improve the Uptake of Family Planning & Reproductive Health Services (SupCap) project. Users of the guide will be able to:

  • implement the game “Together We Decide”: a game for male partners of postpartum women to encourage contraceptive uptake
  • distribute child spacing planning cards, which are designed to prompt and encourage conversations between couples about child spacing
  • view text messages sent to health workers to encourage discussions about family planning with male and female clients.

Development of this report was led by ideas42 and produced in partnership with IntraHealth International.

Last modified: July 5, 2023

Language: English

Source: ideas42, IntraHealth International

Year of Publication: 2021

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Learning from Zika: A synthesis of lessons learned for future public health emergencies
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Learning from Zika: A Synthesis of Lessons Learned for Future Public Health Emergencies

This report from the Knowledge for Health (K4Health) Project provides a synthesis of high-level lessons learned and effective practices from USAID’s Zika response, drawn from collective experiences expressed by implementing partners. This is intended to be a practical document that can be quickly and succinctly reviewed to inform the design and implementation of future emergency responses.

Last modified: July 5, 2023

Language: English

Source: K4Health

Year of Publication: 2019

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Preventing Child and Maternal Deaths: A Framework for Action in a Changing World, 2023-2030
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Preventing Child and Maternal Deaths: A Framework for Action in a Changing World, 2023-2030

This strategic framework from USAID provides guidance on improving maternal and child health. The plan aims to reduce preventable child and maternal deaths in 25 priority countries by 2030. The framework outlines the progress made across USAID’s 25 priority countries for maternal and child health since 2012 and lays out an action plan to measurably improve health outcomes for women and children in preparation to meet the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.

Last modified: July 5, 2023

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Source: USAID

Year of Publication: 2023

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Operationalizing Nurturing Care for Early Childhood Development: The role of the health sector alongside other sectors and actors
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Operationalizing Nurturing Care for Early Childhood Development: The role of the health sector alongside other sectors and actors

This guidance note specifically targets the health sector and aims to catalyze country-level dialogue and action focusing on health service delivery and systems strengthening while also outlining complementary actions by other sectors. It is relevant for national governments, specifically ministries of health, and for national and global development partners and other stakeholders. This guidance note is the first in a series of resources for all relevant sectors that will become available to facilitate the operationalization of the Framework. Key sectors that should engage in this operationalization include health, nutrition, education, and protection.

Last modified: July 3, 2023

Language: English

Source: WHO, UNICEF, the World Bank Group, the ECD Action Network and the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health

Year of Publication: 2019

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Caring for women subjected to violence: a WHO curriculum for training health-care providers, revised edition, 2021
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Caring for women subjected to violence: a WHO curriculum for training health-care providers, revised edition, 2021

This curriculum is a “Revised edition, 2021” for the Caring for women subjected to violence: A WHO training curriculum for health-care providers which was published in 2019. It includes 4 new modules three of which are for health managers to assess and strengthen health facility readiness and one module, which is for managers and providers to support prevention of violence against women. The 2021 edition is aimed at creating an enabling health systems environment for health workers to provide quality care to women subjected to violence.

Last modified: July 3, 2023

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Source: World Health Organization

Year of Publication: 2021

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