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Calling for Submissions: What Works? Integrating gender into government health programmes across Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rajalakshmi RamPrakash May 10, 2022. 7 Replies 2 Likes
Dear friendsGreetings from UNU-IIGH/PHFI/UWC.I am writing to share information regarding an on-going project ‘What works? Integrating gender into government health programmes across Africa, South…Continue
Sharing my paper on Gender inequity in universal health coverage
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Dear allHappy to share my paper (co authored Lakshmi Lingam) published in BMC Public Health on "Why is women's utilization of publicly funded health insurance scheme low? : a qualitative study in…Continue
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"Dear Poonam
Thank you for your interest. Sorry for the delay. I am positive that your work will fit in as long as the Government had some role to play- design, implement, evaluate, fund.
If you would like to have a chat, please email me at…"
"Hi Rajlakshmi: SWATI (www.swati.org.in) has been working with ASHA WORKERS to integrate GBV in their work. We have had some very interesting and promising outcomes. Not sure if that qualifies as a case study. Please let me know
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Poonam…"
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So glad you find it useful. A contribution would be fantastic! Hope you get all information needed at the What Works webpage
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If not, pls don't hesitate to ask me. Let us keep the discussions on at…"
"That's great Josephine. You could check all information in the What Works Website. Please get in touch with me at rajalakshmi.r@phfi.org so we can take this forward. You could also share your email in this thread here.
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Calling for Submissions: What Works? Integrating gender into government health programmes across Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia
Dear friendsGreetings from UNU-IIGH/PHFI/UWC.I am writing to share information regarding an on-going project ‘What works? Integrating gender into government health programmes across Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia’ and ask for your support in identifying successful cases to include as part of this work.Recognising the need for better contextualized evidence on how to successfully integrate gender into large scale health programs, United Nations University International Institute on Global…See More
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I am Rajalakshmi from India. I would like to connect with you, kindly share your email id. Mine is rajalaksh@gmail.com
Rajalakshmi"
Covid 19 from an Intersectional Gendered Perspective: Looking Beyond the Obvious at "5:30pm India"
April 5, 2021 from 5:30pm to 6:30pm
Join Coady Institute’s Sarika Sinha (Program Teaching Staff), Eileen Alma (Director, International Centre for Women’s Leadership), and guests for a free webinar, Covid-19 from an Intersectional Gendered Perspective: Looking Beyond the Obvious.This webinar proposes to delve into the impact of Covid-19 on the gendered relations and look…See More
Sharing my paper on Gender inequity in universal health coverage
Dear allHappy to share my paper (co authored Lakshmi Lingam) published in BMC Public Health on "Why is women's utilization of publicly funded health insurance scheme low? : a qualitative study in Tamil Nadu, India" published in BMC Public Health. The paper concludes:Health policies which aim to provide financial protection and improve access to healthcare services need to address gender as a crucial social determinant. A gender-blind health insurance can not only leave many pre-existing gender…See More
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Looking at Universal Health Coverage/Publicly funded health insurance scheme with a gender lens
Posted on October 4, 2018 at 13:58 1 Comment 1 Like
Hi all
Sharing a recently published paper based on a literature review of studies on Publicly Funded Health Insurance Schemes in India with a gender lens (part of my PhD thesis).
Would appreciate if anyone can share insights/experiences on how to engender measures such as 'catastrophic health expenditures' and 'impoverishments' widely used by health economists in a gender neutral way.…
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