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Session: Gender Equity and Reproductive Health Resource Person: Prof. K.Kalaivani, Head, Dept of RBM, NIHFW. Sessional Objectives Describe gender gap in reproductive health policy, programming, service delivery and monitoring & evaluation. Prof. Kalaivani began by identifying some of the actions needed for gender equity and reproductive health. These are: assured access to quality services at convenient times. Analysis of local data and appropriate action to ensure equality between sexes in service utilization and community sensitization to prevent such inequalities is extremely important. She mentioned that there are tremendous inter-state and inter-district variations related to various health indicators such as IMR, MMR, etc. She stated that recent nutrition data is showing problems of obesity especially in girls. She highlighted the need to impart IEC and use of appropriate contraceptives methods for men and women. Most couples especially in some states do not accept even temporary contraception, if they have a girl child. Hence IEC for both the sexes for importance of contraception for spacing pregnancies for the health of each child is important. Men's participation in planned parenthood movement is also a key factor. Men play an important role in determining education and employment status, age at marriage, family formation pattern, access to and utilization of health and family welfare services for women and children. Vasectomy is safer and simpler than tubectomy and hence should be promoted. The CMO / District Programme Officer / Hospital Authority need to ensure regular and continuous provision of vasectomy services in all hospitals where general surgeons are posted. Further, there is a need to ensure that PHCs have facilities like toilets with water and waste disposal mechanisms and privacy for examination of men and women both. 18
th Day II: 25 September 2008 Session: Gender Budgeting and Entry Points Resource Person: Dr. Sulochana Vasudevan, Joint Director, Women's Division, NIPCCD. Sessional Objectives Describe practical application of gender budgeting Recommend gender budgeting for current equity issues Dr. Sulochana Vasudevan explained concept of Gender Resource Budgeting (GRB) in the planning of National Programmes: •Conceptual frameworks •Examples of government GRB initiatives from other countries Explaining the need for Gender Budgeting, she said that: •Women represent 48 percent of the total population in the country. •They face disparities in access to and control over services and resources. •Bulk of public expenditure and policy concerns are in “gender neutral” Participants in the training session. 19
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