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  How to save mothers and newborns from preventable deaths

  In Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Uganda, working with health care providers, communities and at the national level, FHI 360 puts maternal and newborn health services within reach for mothers and babies.
• Publication

  Uganda Maternal and Child Health and Nutrition Activity Resources

  These documents, which include reports, webinar summaries, and presentations, offer knowledge and results generated from the Uganda MCHN Activity that can be used to improve the demand for and availability of quality-MNCH and nutrition services and...
• Published research

  Couples’ preferences for “2 in 1” multipurpose prevention technologies to prevent both HIV and pregnancy: Results of a discrete choice experiment in Uganda and Zimbabwe
• Video

  Advancing equity to support UHC: Tools and approaches for #NextGenFP

  This FHI 360 side session to the ICFP #NotWithoutFP Virtual Forum explores questions of equity and provides tools and recommendations for family planning programs.
• Publication

  Uganda Communication for Healthy Communities Project: Accomplishments and Lessons Learned

  Briefs highlight accomplishments and lessons learning from the Communication for Healthy Communities project in Uganda, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development.
• Feature

  Policy change in Uganda allows drug shops to offer injectable contraception

  FHI 360 led government-supported research and stakeholder engagement that changed policy to allow private drug shops in Uganda to dispense injectable contraception.
• Published research

  Evaluation of a male engagement intervention to transform gender norms and improve family planning and HIV service uptake in Kabale, Uganda

  Evaluating men’s understanding of family planning and gender norms in Uganda revealed that, overall, the intervention did not achieve programmatically meaningful changes in gender attitudes among men, but it did show some improvements in men’s health-seeking behaviors. The authors suggest that future interventions require higher peer educator qualifications, longer intervention duration and more frequent supervision.
• Publication

  User Perspectives on New Long-acting Contraceptive Technologies - Final Report

  This technical report summarizes results of a mixed methods study in Burkina Faso and Uganda to assess user preferences for six family planning methods currently under development or ready for introduction.
• Published research

  Integrating family planning and HIV services at the community level: Formative assessment with village health teams in Uganda

  This study from Uganda found that community health workers who offer injectable family planning can deliver HIV testing and counseling without compromising service quality and that the integrated model is beneficial and acceptable to both community health workers and their clients.
• Tools

  Promoting Evidence-based Vasectomy Programming

  Vasectomy is among the most cost-effective and safest family planning methods for meeting the needs of men and women who desire to limit future births, but it is underused in low-resource settings.

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