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Funded with UK aid from the UK government, the Approaches in Complex and Challenging Environments for Sustainable SRHR (ACCESS) consortium brings together six partners uniquely positioned to co-create innovative strategies to meet some of the most pressing challenges in a world increasingly affected by natural disasters, prolonged conflict, economic and political crises, and disease outbreaks.
The COVID-19 pandemic is a real example which is having a devastating impact around the world, adding to the existing difficulties experienced by women and girls and marginalized populations, and weakening already fragile health systems. Without action, conditions will worsen – rising insecurity may cause conflict and place a further strain on SRH services.
Led by IPPF, the consortium is comprised of Frontline AIDS, Internews, the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, The Open University, and the Women's Refugee Commission. By leveraging each partner's comparative strengths, ACCESS will develop a set of evidence-based tools and models that can be adapted and transferred to a range of settings for an improved, community-led SRHR response.
By working with diverse communities in diverse settings in Lebanon, Mozambique, Nepal and Uganda in collaboration with IPPF Member Associations, ACCESS will co-design and test innovative solutions that enable the most marginalized and under-served people to access comprehensive, evidence-based sexual and reproductive health (SRH) information and services. Compounded by COVID-19, each country has unique circumstances:
Lebanon, which hosts a huge number of refugees, including 1.5 million refugees from Syria and multi-generational Palestinian refugees who have been in camps and settlements for decades.
Mozambique, which is now entering the recovery phase after the devastation of Cyclones Idai and Kenneth and is vulnerable to natural hazards.
Nepal, which experienced a devastating earthquake in 2016 and has been working to build resilience to prepare for the impact of climate-driven hazards.
Uganda, which faces multiple challenges, including natural hazards, large influxes of refugees from unstable bordering countries, and a restrictive SRHR policy environment.
After a productive period of co-creation with the consortium partners and the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), the implementation of this UK Aid Connect programme commenced in October 2020.
Voices from the frontline: Lebanon
Nurses and midwives on the frontline in Nepal
Psychosocial support after a disaster: Cyclone Idai in Mozambique
IPPF leads new consortium for UK Government-funded programme promoting sexual and reproductive health and rights
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