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Gender Competency Training of Family Planning Providers in Ghana

Gender Competency Training of Family Planning Providers in Ghana

Gender competency refers to the knowledge, attitudes, and skills that can help FP providers reduce gender-related barriers experienced by their clients. To strengthen the gender competency of FP providers, USAID recently supported the development of two new resources: a self-assessment tool to measure gender competency (developed by D4I in a previous phase of this activity), and an online course (developed by Human Resources for Health 2030 and hosted by Chemonics).

Professor Phyllis Dako-Gyeke: A Leader in Gender Equity Research and Cherished Colleague

Professor Phyllis Dako-Gyeke: A Leader in Gender Equity Research and Cherished Colleague

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Phyllis Dako-Gyeke, a treasured colleague, scholar, and inspirational teacher, on June 11, 2024, in Accra, Ghana.

Strengthening Gender Competency in Family Planning: Insights from Ghana on Effective Online Training Models and Tools for Providers 

Strengthening Gender Competency in Family Planning: Insights from Ghana on Effective Online Training Models and Tools for Providers 

On Wednesday, August 7, 2024, D4I hosted a webinar about strengthening gender competency in family planning (FP) that included insights on effective online training models and tools for providers.

A Tool to Measure the Gender Competency of Family Planning Providers: Insights from Provider Experience in Ghana

A Tool to Measure the Gender Competency of Family Planning Providers: Insights from Provider Experience in Ghana

On December 12, 2023, D4I hosted the webinar, "A Tool to Measure the Gender Competency of Family Planning Providers: Insights from Provider Experience in Ghana." Presenters shared a new self-assessment tool designed to measure gender competency among family planning providers.

How Can We Strengthen Gender Competency in Reproductive Health Services?

How Can We Strengthen Gender Competency in Reproductive Health Services?

The new Gender Competency Self-Assessment Tool for Family Planning Providers allows for the improvement of gender competency of healthcare providers.


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