HIV-related stigma in Karamoja (BAIFA Resources)

...Women had more knowledge on HIV than men did. Although, the HIV-related stigma among......

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Review of cervical cancer screening program in Zambia (BAIFA Resources)

Cervical cancer is the second commonest cancer among women in the world and...

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Risk factors for HIV-infection in a male population in Coast Province of Kenya : analysis of a cross-sectional survey (BAIFA Resources)

BACKGROUND: In Sub-Saharan Africa women are disproportionably affected by HIV/AIDS. They are often...

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Factors influencing access and utilization of prevention of mother to child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV services in Sudan (BAIFA Resources)

...women in Sudan is very low. OBJECTIVE: To explore and analyze the factors that......

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Increasing access to family planning among the poor in Peru : building on and strengthening financing mechanisms for the poor (BAIFA Resources)

This report discusses barriers that affect poor women’s access to and use of...

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Are CMWs accessible in Punjab : a study funded by the Maternal and newborn health programme research and advocacy fund : summary report (BAIFA Resources)

The study reveals that CMWs in Punjab are unable to reach pregnant women...

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Delivery care in Tanzania : a comparative analysis of use and preferences (BAIFA Resources)

Study combines data from a survey and a choice experiment to compare women’s preferences...

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Governance and citizenship from below : views of poor and excluded groups and their vision for a new Nepal (BAIFA Resources)

How do poor Nepali women and men understand and practise citizenship? What barriers...

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Gender dimensions of agricultural and rural employment : differentiated pathways out of poverty : status, trends and gaps (BAIFA Resources)

...women and men, obtaining social protection, ensuring labour standards and promoting rural institutions......

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Factors Influencing Low Utilization of Health Facility during Labor and Delivery: The Case of Ethiopia (BAIFA Resources)

...women and self-efficacy, influence from husbands or relatives, low acceptability of delivery care at......