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42 MEASURE Communication Final Report NAME HOME COUNTRY ORGANIZATION (NOW) COUNTRY Vu, M.D., Ph.D., Vietnam Population Research Center at the USA Thanh-Huyen University of Chicago 2001-2002 Barsoum Botros, Ghada Egypt EGYPT Gebreselassie, Tesfayi Ethiopia Pennsylvania State University USA Ilhamto, Gatot Indonesia University of Guelph, Canada CANADA Li, Guanghui “Jodie” China University of Washington USA Matenge, Miss Mavis Botswana Romero House CANADA Nankhuni, Flora Malawi Pennsylvania State University, USA Dept. of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology and The Population Research Institute Omariba, D. Walter Kenya University of Western Ontario CANADA Paz Soldan, Valerie Peru Carolina Population Center – USA University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Portela, Rosimeiry Brasil University of Maryland USA Institute for Ecological Economics Potdar, Rukmini India Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of USA Public Health Subaiya, Lekha India University of Maryland USA Urdinola, Beatriz Piedad Colombia University of California, Berkeley USA Woubalem, Zewdu Ethiopia Brown University USA 2002-2003 Chhetri, Nalini Nepal Penn State University USA Cruz-Caraballo, Darwin Dominican Republic Pennsylvania State University USA Doctor, Henry Malawi Population Council-Ghana GHANA Navrongo Health Research Centre Jampaklay, Aree Thailand University of North Carolina at Chapel THAILAND John-Langba, Johannes Sierra Leone University of Pittsburgh USA Kulkarni, Veena India University of Maryland USA Magarati, Ratna Maya Nepal University of Washington USA Muhammad, Ali Pakistan University of Western Ontario, Canada CANADA Muñoz-Franco, Elisa Mexico Brown University USA Stepanyan, Ara Armenia Rice University USA Sundaram, Aparna India University of Maryland, College Park USA Thiam, Macoumba Senegal University of Montreal, Canada CANADA You, Danzhen China University of California at Berkeley USA 2003-2004 Aysa-Lastra, Maria Mexico Princeton University USA Bhandari, Prem Nepal Pennsylvania State University USA Biratu, Belay Ethiopia Brown University USA Bradatan, Cristina Romania Pennsylvania State University USA Chattopadhyay, India Brown University USA Farhat, Tilda Lebanon University of North Carolina at Chapel USA Fotso, Jean-Christophe Cameroon University of Montreal, Canada CANADA Marquez Barrientos, Guatemala Indiana University, Bloomington USA Mills, Samuel Ghana Johns Hopkins University USA Molla, Azizur Bangladesh Pennsylvania State University USA Parashar, Sangeeta India University of Maryland USA Sorgho, Dr. Gaston Burkina Faso Harvard University USA Thomas, Kevin Sierra Leone University of Pennsylvania USA Vasquez Luque, Tania Peru University of Texas at Austin USA
MEASURE Communication Final Report 43 Attachment 7. IGWG Publications Under MEASURE Communication Research Gaps Related to Gender Issues and Population, Health, and Nutrition Programs: An Analysis —Prepared by the IGWG Subcommittee on Research and Indicators, this paper outlines what constitutes “gendersensitive” research for reproductive health. It also compiles a list of research gaps related to the reproductive health and rights aspects of the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) and the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women (FWCW). (A 20-page Summary of the Analysis is also available.) Published in April 2000. (Disseminated 1,900 copies) The Guide for Incorporating Gender Considerations in USAID Family Planning and Reproductive Health RFAs and RFPs —The IGWG Program Implementation Subcommittee created this guide to assist USAID technical staff in fulfilling the USAID requirement for gender integration in the ADS 200 and 300 series. It provides strategies to design Requests for Applications (RFAs) and Requests for Proposals (RFPs) concerning reproductive health in a way that integrates gender. Published in October 2000. (Disseminated 600 copies) Involving Men in Sexual & Reproductive Health: An Orientation Guide CD-ROM —The IGWG Men and Reproductive Health Subcommittee produced this Orientation Guide CD-ROM, which has two overarching goals: promoting gender equity for its own sake, and using gender-equitable approaches to improve sexual and reproductive health outcomes. Intended as a resource for planners, program managers and policymakers, as well as NGOs and community groups, the Guide can facilitate information sharing, planning, and advocacy. The Guide covers five areas: involving men in family planning, HIV/AIDS, safe motherhood, gender-based violence, and working with young men. Published in May 2002. (Disseminated 1,300 in English and Spanish) Exploring Gender Perspectives in Population and Health Programs: Workshop Findings and Recommendations —In 1999, the IGWG Gender, Advocacy, and Policy (GAP) Subcommittee held a series of interviews and workshops, Exploring Gender Perspectives in Population and Health Programs, to learn how project managers regarded gender at that time. This paper is the result of those efforts and includes the workshop methodology, findings (such as the five diverse perspectives managers had on integrating gender into PHN programs) and recommendations for integrating gender considerations into the design of PHN projects and programs. It reflects the views of project managers who were attempting to understand the role that gender might play in their projects. The paper presents these perspectives without assigning value or preference to any of them. Published in July 2002. (Disseminated 2,300 copies) A Framework to Identify Gender Indicators for Reproductive Health and Nutrition Programming —The IGWG Subcommittee on Research and Indicators, drawing on their own extensive experience, produced this 40-page publication. It presents a framework for incorporating gender into the design and evaluation of PHN programs and provides process indicators to help PHN program planners address gender-related barriers and constraints to improved reproductive outcomes in the areas of family planning, safe motherhood, postabortion care, nutrition, and HIV/AIDS. Published in October 2002. (Disseminated 1,750 copies) Gender-Based Violence and Reproductive Health & HIV/AIDS: Summary of a Technical Update —Based on a day-long technical update for program managers, policymakers, service providers, and trainees in May 2002, this 40-page summary explores if and how gender-based violence (GBV) and RH/HIV intersect and how best to integrate GBV concerns into RH/HIV programs. Published in November 2002. (Disseminated 2,460 copies) Involving Men to Address Gender Inequities in Reproductive Health: Three Case Studies —The IGWG Men and Reproductive Health Subcommittee has identified three innovative programs that have engaged men and youth in efforts to improve reproductive health outcomes for men, women, and families around the world. This 70-page publication is a model for other programs that share the goal of improving women’s reproductive health and gender equity by involving men in a conscious, considered, and constructive way. Published in July 2003. (Disseminated 1,800 copies)
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