Family Planning & Reproductive Health Resources
Presentations
This presentation discusses research findings on the expansion of the role of private providers in the delivery of modern contraceptive supplies being disassociated with increased horizontal inequity in modern contraceptive use.
Women's Power and Choice of Family Planning Methods
This presentation examines associations between women’s empowerment and contraceptive use in selected African countries.
Poster presentation examining separate urban and rural wealth quintiles to pinpoint specific areas of inequality. This helps to determine how much of observed national trends in poverty-related health inequalities are attributable to poverty versus place of residence.
This presentation demonstrates the development of a frameworkfor which countries and programs can monitor and evaluate their progress toward repositioning family planning and how it was pilot-tested in Tanzania.
Measuring and Evaluating Reproductive Health Initiatives
This presentation provides an overview of the process of updating the Compendium of Indicators for Evaluating Reproductive Health Programs and what the final product will include.
What characteristics differentiate method switchers from discontinuers?
Findings from a one-year follow-up study with reversible method users conducted in Honduras 2006-2007.
Contraceptive Discontinuation in Urban Honduras
Results from a one-year follow-up study conducted in Honduras with reveversible method users.
Barriers to Adoption of Family Planning among Women in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
Findings from research conducted by the Université Catholique du Graben, a MEASURE Evaluation PRH small grants recipient in the DRC.
Child Marriage and Reproductive Health Outcomes in South Asia
This presentation provides an understanding of the role of child marriage on reproductive health outcomes using evidence from a multi-country study in South Asia.
Maternal Health Care Utilization and Subsequent Contraceptive Use
Findings from research conducted using secondary data from Kenya and Zambia to determine if there is a causal relationship between maternal health care utlization and susequent contraceptive use.
Disentangling Poverty and Place of Residence for Family Planning Strategic Planning
MEASURE Evaluation PRH moderated a session at the 2011 International Conference on Family Planning on achieving equity in family planning. Click here to view all the presentations from the panel discussion.
Tools
A Guide for Monitoring and Evaluation Population-Health-Environment Programs
Combines efforts to help communities manage and conserve their natural resource base with efforts to improve their health and access to family planning information and services.
Framework for Monitoring and Evaluating Efforts to Reposition Family Planning
This framework for monitoring and evaluating the repositioning of family planning services can ultimately be used by international donors, governments, and programs to assess their efforts, identify gaps in strategies to reposition family planning in countries, and to inform funding, program design, policy and advocacy, and program planning and improvement.
Data with a geographic component are particularly well-suited to support monitoring and evaluation efforts and evidence-based decision making within family planning activities. This guide presents key concepts involved in the collection and use of spatially referenced family planning data.
