The authors conducted a literature review on articles about intersectionality and chose articles based on the proportion of the article that was devoted to intersectionality, the strength of the intersectionality analysis, and its relevance to LMICs.
The aim of this primer is to provide a clear-language guide to intersectionality; exploring its key elements and characteristics, how it is distinct from other approaches to equity, and how it can be applied in research, policy, practice and teaching.
This paper suggests a framework that governments and stakeholders can use in their countries to take action to leave no one behind in a way that enables and accelerates national progress to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It also seeks to inform the manner in which the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) works with countries to implement the 2030 Agenda, in keeping with the commitment of the United Nations Development System to put the pledge to leave no one behind at the heart of its support.
Le plan SRMNIA-N 2020-2024 a pour vision de faire en sorte qu’à l’horizon 2024, ‘’ toutes les mères, les nouveaux nés, les enfants et les adolescents/Jeunes, bénéficient d’un accès optimal aux soins et aux services SRMNIA-N de qualité d’une manière efficiente, équitable, fondé sur les droits humains avec la pleine participation de tous’’.
Kenyan girls miss four days of school every month, often due to pain connected to their menstrual cycle, lack of sanitary products and lack of knowledge about their period. This problem is acute in low-income settlements, where sanitary products are costly and hard to find, school facilities are inadequate, and health education is poor.
Youth-Centred Digital Health Interventions is a new interagency framework developed by WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, and UNESCO.
This piece provides insights from the COVID-19 Youth Task Force on sustaining access to voluntary contraception and reproductive health information and care by youth in East Africa during the pandemic.
Segmentation is a common approach used by marketers to identify population sub-groups based on common characteristics to identify target audiences.
This package is part of a set of implementation packages designed by the Breakthrough ACTION Zambia team.
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