Items tagged with “Womens Health”
Un exposé de l’ILM : Comment la Sierra Leone a-t-elle mis en place des soins de santé gratuits ?
Ceci est le premier texte d’une série qui traitera des mécanismes internes des ministères de la santé. Dans cet exposé de l’ILM, nous jetons un regard en profondeur sur les moments clés durant lesquels une nation déchirée par la…
Second Annual Research Symposium: Sierra Leone Health and Biomedical Research Group
Health research in Sierra Leone is currently conducted, managed, and financed by diverse organizations, with very little coordination. Seeking to improve coordination and share knowledge, a group of concerned scientists, physicians, medical students,…
Remarks on the 15th Anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's speech on the 15th anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development was delivered at the U.S. Department of State on Friday, January 8, 2010. In the speech, Secretary Clinton said that…
Women and Health: Today's Evidence Tomorrow's Agenda
Despite considerable progress in the past decades, societies continue to fail to meet the health care…
Accelerating Sustainable Domestic Health Financing in Africa
This report is a presentation that was given at the 4th Conference of African Ministers of Health (CAMH4), 4 to 8 April 2009, Addis Ababa by Rotimi Sankore, Coordinator Africa Public Health Alliance & 15% Campaign. It discusses the need for African…
CARE Mali Case Study
CARE’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Team presents their new case study, Keneya Ciwara: Supporting Family Planning in…
The Role of Individual and Community Normative Factors
Unlike other African countries, Mali’s fertility rate remains at a relatively high rate of 6.8 births per woman. Little research exists on the role that community norms play in use of family planning, particularly in low prevalence countries.…
