TAILIEUCHUNG - Rapid assessment tool for Sexual & reproductive HealtH and Hiv linkages

Priority-setting approaches in the area of health have slighted SRH concerns. A disease-oriented approach to health priority setting has not recognized the importance of preventing unintended pregnancies. The consequences of these extend beyond the direct individual disability concerns to social participation, familial health and complex empowerment issues. Returns to investments in SRH are, therefore, difficult to assess and often omitted from policy dialogues. The historical record of progress in SRH, particularly in the expansion of contraceptive use and the overall reduction in fertility, has diverted con- cern from continued investment needs. The assumption of continuing prog- ress along historical paths has reduced the. | b RAPID ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR SEXUAL REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND HIV LINKAGES A GENERIC GUIDE Z8E International Planned Parenthood V II I I Federation World Health Organization Disclaimer 2009 IPPF UNFPA WHO UNAIDS GNP IOW and Young Positives. All rights reserved. The publishers welcome requests to translate adapt or reproduce the material in this document for the purpose of strengthening bi-directional linkages between sexual and reproductive health and HIV AIDS policies systems and services and for informing health care providers their clients and the general public as well as improving the quality of sexual and reproductive health and HIV prevention treatment care and support. Enquiries should be addressed to IPPF 4 Newhams Row London SE1 3UZ United kingdom fax 44 207 939 8300 email hivinfo@ UNFPA 220 East 42nd Street New York NY 10017 USA tel 1 212 297 5000 email info@ WHO Press World Health Organization 20 Avenue Appia 1211 Geneva 27 Switzerland fax 41 22 791 4806 email permissions@ UNAIDS 20 Avenue Appia 1211 Geneva 27 Switzerland fax 41 22 791 3666 email unaids@ GNP . Box 1 1 726 1001 GS Amsterdam The Netherlands fax 31 20 423 4224 email infognpplus. net IOW International Support Office Unit 6 Building 1 Oanonbury Yard 190a New North Road London N1 7BJ United kingdom fax 44 20 7704 8070 email info@ or Young Positives . Box 15847 1001 NH Amsterdam fax 31 20 616 0160 email redactiejongpositief@ Only authorized translations adaptations and reprints may bear the emblems of IPPF UNFPA WHO UNAIDS GNP IoW and Young Positives. Translations adaptations and reproductions may be made without authorization so long as they are not used in conjunction with any commercial or promotional purposes and so long as they do not use the emblems of the publishing organizations and so long as they acknowledge the original source in line with the suggested citation below. The publishing organizations do not accept responsibility for

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