Tag: International Women’s Day
Leaving no one behind: the role of gender analysis in strengthening health systems
A special supplement of Health Policy and Planning which draws together papers which examine gender across a range of health policy and systems contexts. Includes ReBUILD work.
Employment based health financing does not support gender equity in universal health coverage
This paper argues that health financing and entitlement systems linked to employment can actually disadvantage women and explores how that happens
Gender and Intersectionality
ReBUILD, gender and intersectionality – about the health systems research programme, predecessor of ReBUILD for Resilience
Establishing a responsive & equitable health workforce post-conflict & post-crisis: lessons from ReBUILD research
Human resources for health is the most expensive, complex and critical health system pillar, and one with more political ramifications – it is crucial to learn lessons about how to rebuild it effectively post-conflict. This brief highlights some of the main findings on HRH and recommendations from ReBUILD’s research.
Psychosocial support for adolescent girls in post-conflict settings: beyond a health systems approach
ReBUILD research paper focusing on the importance of psychosocial support services for adolescent girls in fragile contexts
How gender influences the service provided by Community Health Workers in Sierra Leone
This booklet presents the findings of a photovoice project into how gender infuences the service provided by Community Health Workers in Sierra Leone
Video on gender in post-conflict health systems with a focus on Northern Uganda
Professor Sarah Ssali speaks about gender in post-conflict health systems with a focus on Northern Uganda.