my belief is that from our experience here in Nigeria, interventions for the sexuabeenl minorities access to health has well laid. young girls have access to drug teatment at all levels of medicare due to the free democratic nature of families. and except in few cases where parents are wont to intervene...

We invite you to post your contributions directly to the forums. Dear members, Please find below the contribution from C. Ravichandran from India. Thank you for your contribution! Alastair e-Forum Facilitator Background: Over the past 2 decades, HIV/AIDS/TB has emerged as one of the biggest killer disease...

We invite you to post your contributions directly to the forums. Dear members, Find below the contribution from LKM from India Thank you for your contribution! Alastair e-Forum Facilitator The surveillance of women, girls and sexual minorities by the NGOs with all stakeholders as a pre-requisite for...

We invite you to post your contributions directly to the forums. Dear members, Find below the contribution from Dickson Omandi from Kenya. Thank you for your contribution! Alastair e-Forum Facilitator -Responding to the needs and rights of especially and included and neglected groups, such as women and...

Data disaggregated by both sex and age are essential in order to get a more concrete sense of the differing impacts of interventions on women and men, girls and boys. However, it is important to go beyond sex- and age-disaggregation to identify indicators that improve the lives of women (or men for that...

Currently, as per the GF and most of the donor, the gender sensitive programming usually means to address certain 'number" (50% or so) of women/girls. This is, indeed, good as step-1 but not comprehensive at all; what the next is? Or how to address the gender discrimination more effectively...