Areas of work
SRH and HRP work collaboratively with partners across the world to shape global thinking on sexual and reproductive health by providing new ideas and insights.
We work together to enable high-impact research, inform WHO norms and standards, support research capacity strengthening in low- and middle-income settings, and facilitate the uptake of innovations and new information – including through digital technologies and the research and development of new medicines and devices. An ethical, human rights–based approach that aims to reduce gender inequalities is integrated throughout our work.
We strive for a world where human rights that enable sexual and reproductive health are safeguarded, and where all people have access to quality and affordable sexual and reproductive health information and services.
Publications
All→Self-care competency framework - volume 3: curriculum guide for health and care workers to support people’s...
The curriculum guide is the third volume in the Self-care competency framework to support health and care workers. It is a resource for educational...
Checklist to support the inclusion of women with disabilities in research on violence against women
This checklist was developed to support national statistical offices and other research and data institutions and teams to include women with disabilities...
Meaningful youth engagement in a WHO guideline development process: case study of WHO abortion care guideline...
Young people are disproportionately affected by unsafe abortion, yet their perspectives are often missing from research and policy. This gap limits the...
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