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| Session 1: Conceptual perspectives and methodological isssues |
Kourtoum Nacro
(Technical Officer, UNFPA) |
The conceptual framework on “Population, reproductive Health, Gender and Poverty Reduction” |
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| Nancy Moss and Jason Smith (USA) |
Beyond numbers: giving the poor and marginalized a voice in reproductive health services---a benefit for all |
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Elsa Gómez Gómez
(Colombia) |
Gender equity and health policy reform in Latin America and the Caribbean |
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Roger Ingham
( UK) |
Dynamic contextual analysis; an approach to mapping and improving understanding issues relating to young people’s sexual and reproductive health |
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Sophie Le Cœur (France) and Ms Wassana Im-em
( Thailand) |
Vulnerability towards HIV and network support. An exploratory survey within couples in Thailand |
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| Attila Hancioglu (Turkey) |
Performance of alternative approaches for identifying the relatively poor and linkages to reproductive health |
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Anne Bakilana
(South Africa) |
Methodological Challenges in the analysis of male sexual relations and reproduction in sub-Saharan Africa |
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| Session 2: Current overview of reproductive and sexual health status |
Claudio Stern
(Mexico) |
Poverty, social vulnerability, and adolescent pregnancy in Mexico: a qualitative analysis |
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Anoh Amoakon, Talnan Edouard and Koffi N’Guessan
(Cote d’Ivoire) |
Santé de la reproduction, besoins non satisfaits et pauvreté : problèmes d’accessibilité et de qualité des services |
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| Maria de Fatima Fernando Zacarias (Mozambique) |
Reproductive health and sexual behaviour of adolescents and young people in Mozambique |
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| Elise Chantale Ahovey (Bénin) |
Besoins non satisfaites en planification familiale au sein du couple: déterminants démographiques et cadre de vie au Bénin |
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| Irina Badurashvili (Georgia) |
Reproductive and sexual health status of Georgian population |
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Hoang Ba Thinh
(Viet Nam) |
Reproductive health in coastal population in Vietnam |
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| Arup Maharatna (India) |
On seasonal migration and family planning acceptance: A tale of tribal and low caste groups in rural West Bengal, India |
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| Rajiv Ranjan and Ravendra Kumar Sharma (India) |
Gender differentials in the knowledge of RTI and STI in India: evidence from RCH-RHS-II survey |
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| Session 3: Identification of unmet needs |
| Rosa Maria Camarena and Susana Lerner (Mexico) |
Rethinking the meaning and scope of women’s “unmet needs”: theoretical and methodological considerations and uncertainties on empirical evidence in rural Mexico |
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| Bruce K. Caldwell ( Australia) |
Why Women Continue to Die from Childbirth in Dhaka, Bangladesh |
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| O.F. Odumosu, O. Ajala, E.N. Nelson-Twakor and S.K. Alonge (Nigeria) |
Unmet need for contraception among married men in urban Nigeria |
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| R.S. Goyal (India) |
Meeting unmet information needs on sexual health and safe sex through dialogue |
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| Abdellatif Lfarakh (Morocco) |
Préférences, comportements et besoins non-satisfaits en matière de planification familiale |
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| Chengye Ji (China) |
Reproductive health education for floating adolescents: Unmet needs of poverty and corresponding strategies, measures and social supports |
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Amara Soonthorndhada
(Thailand) |
Unmet needs related to risk perception among young commercial sex workers |
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| Session 4: Assessment of health services-related factors |
Malinee Wongsith
(Thailand) |
Reproductive Health Behavior and Quality of Care among Thai Women |
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| Elsa López and Liliana Findling (Argentina) |
Women, reproductive health and prevention: individual practices and public actions |
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| Thein Thein Htay (Myanmar) and Michelle Gardner (Programme Officer, Population Council) |
Service factors affecting access and choice of contraceptive services in Myanmar |
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| Nguyen Quoc Anh and Hoang Kim Dung ( Viet Nam) |
Induced abortion in Vietnam: facts and resolution |
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| S. Siva Raju (India) |
Variations in the utilization of reproductive health services and its determinants: an empirical study in India |
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Johanne Sundby (Norway) Momade Bay Usta and Emmanuel Rwamushaija
(Mozambique) |
Investing in safe motherhood – An operations research project in Maputo, Mozambique |
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| Zelda C. Zablan (Philippines) |
Improving the quality of care in FP/RH services in the context of an integrated FP/MCH program |
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Carmen Elisa Florez
(Colombia) |
Inequalities in health status and use of health services in Colombia:1990-2000 |
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| Session 5: Policy and ideological implications related to the provision of reproductive health services and the population´s needs and demands. |
| Carlos Aramburú (Perú) |
Politics and reproductive health: a dangerous connection |
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| Al-Haj Hamed (Sudan) |
Fundamentalism and poverty: implications on reproductive health |
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| Soledad González (México) |
An Anti-Poverty Program And Reproductive Health Needs in Mexico’s Indigenous Population: Contrasting Evaluations |
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| Ali Mtiraoui / Nébiha Gueddana (Tunisia) |
The family and reproductive health program in underprivileged areas in Tunisia |
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| Elza Berquó and Suzana M. Cavenaghi (Brazil) |
Reproductive rights of women and men in light of the new legislation on voluntary sterilization in Brazil |
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| Irene M. Tazi-Preve, Juliane Rolof (Austria/ Germany) |
Abortion in West and East Europe: problems of access and services |
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