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  • Enlisting the Armed Forces to Protect Reproductive Health and Rights- Lessons from Nine Countries (+)

    This comparative study of country experiences across regions was undertaken as part of a UNFPA interregional project ‘Improving Gender Perspective, Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention through Stronger Partnership with the Military’. . Its purpose is to inform future programming by identifying effective approaches for working with men in the uniformed services in reproductive and sexual health from a gender perspective. The case studies focus on institutional changes, rather than actual impact on epidemiology and behavior. The publication includes case studies on Benin, Botswana, Ecuador, Madagascar, Mongolia, Namibia, Nicaragua, Paraguay and Ukraine

    Topic: Health, Women & Gender
    Region: Africa, Europe & CIS, Latin America & Caribbean
    Resource Type: Case Study
    Author: UNFPA
    Country: Benin, Botswana, Ecuador, Madagascar, Mongolia, Namibia, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Ukraine
    Year: 2003
    Language: English
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