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Good Practices for the 5th Country Program (CP5)

Good Practices for the 5th Country Program (CP5)

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Number of pages

36

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UNFPA

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Good Practices for the 5th Country Program (CP5)

Publication date

01 January 2016

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Ghana Campaign against Obstetric Fistula

The document outlines the best practices in Ghana on ending obstetric fistula by addressing the three major areas of intervention: awareness creation, identification and treatment, and rehabilitation and reintegration patients. 

Time with Grandma
The initiative is based on the inclusion of traditional community leaders and elders to address sexual and reproductive health issues in the communities of Central Region in Ghana. 

Male Involvement in Sexual and Reproductive Health
The overall strategy of the programme is to promote male involvement on decision making on health-seeking behaviors and utilization of reproductive health services. 

Kayayee/Female Porters
UNFPA Ghana and its partners have implemented programmes to empower female porters (kayayee) to improve their livelihood and reduce their risk of contracting HIV and other sexually transmitted infections. 

Curious Minds
Curious Minds is a media network in Ghana which uses radio to raise awareness on youth issues, including sexual and reproductive health, water, hygiene and sanitation, and education. 

Working in Collaboration with Ghana Private Roads and Trasport Unions
The project aims to encourage taxi drivers in Central Region to transport pregnant women to the closest health facility. In addition, the transport service helps reduce delays in accessing emergency care for pregnant women, and ultimately, contribute to the reduction of maternal and child mortality.