Political commitment is needed to turn research into action, to capitalise on the potential efficiency and effectiveness of integrating sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and HIV services. Saving lives and using investment effectively is a top global health priority around
A five year research project that looked into the cost, quality, health benefits and stigma reduction with integrated HIV and sexual and reproductive health service delivery in Africa shows that there are benefits to integration. Key findings include: – Integration
Integration of Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV services means better services for clients and health care providers. A new report celebrating “Best Practices in Linking HIV and Sexual Reproductive Health Rights” highlights Siphofaneni Clinic in Swaziland as a centre
This toolkit comes from the assessment of integrated sexual and reproductive health (ARHR) & HIV/AIDS facilities in Malawi. To learn more about the project, funded by the European Union and UNFPA, visit the SRHR & HIV Linkages project page. An
Dr Susannah Mayhew, one of the principal investigators of the Integra Initiative, joins International Innovation to discuss the Integra Initiative, which has delivered tangible policy recommendations to improve the delivery of services for women at risk of or living with HIV
Significant progress has been made in all seven countries where the joint UNFPA/UNAIDS regional project on Linking SRHR and HIV in Southern Africa” or “SRHR and HIV Linkages Project”, since 2011. In Botswana, for instance, a 30 per cent increase in women
Issue 6 – August 2013: The 6th issue of Integra newsletter highlights the key research findings from the five year pioneering research project, the ‘Integra Initiative’, with a specific focus on cost and efficiency and on clients’ perspectives and preferences for integrated services. This
On the 4th of July 2013, the Integra initiative team has launched – in coordination and organization with the Family Life Association of Swaziland (FLAS) – the key findings from a pioneering five-year operations research initiative on SRH and HIV integration at the national
Today 25 June 2013, the Integra initiative team has launched the key findings from a pioneering five-year operations research initiative on SRH and HIV integration at the national dissemination meeting in Kenya, at Panafric Hotel in Nairobi. Kenya is one of the
A handover ceremony of medical equipment was launched in Mochudi, Botswana, as part of the ‘SRHR and HIV Linkages Project’ which is supported by the European Union in seven South African countries. The project’s overall aim is helping these countries
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