What does gender inclusion for Menstrual Health services in humanitarian settings look like post-2030?

2030 年后，人道主义环境中月经健康服务的性别包容性会怎样？

• 批准号: 2438967
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: University of Leeds
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Studentship
• 财政年份: 2020
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2020 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2438967
• 关键词: What; does; gender; inclusion; Menstrual

Research challenge To investigate barriers to and ways of improving MH services in humanitarian settings. Without access to appropriate MH services, menstruators may suffer a loss of dignity, GBV and a reduced quality of life, which contribute to upholding the gender gap (House, 2019). We don't know how to implement a participatory approach to menstruator-friendly WaSH facility design that doesn't exhaust/burden participants, how non-menstruators can act as a barrier to MH services and how to engage them within MH programming to mitigate these barriers and the link between gender-diversity of camp management and the level of MH service. Approach The project will be carried out using realist evaluations of current projects in the field based on (1) the trade-off between a rapid response and one that consults menstruators and (2) engaging non-menstruators in MH programming; literature reviews on how non-menstruators act as a barrier to MH services; the development of tools (MH service level framework, framework for assessing a project implementer's awareness of and attentiveness to MH); and data collection and analysis of the links between gender diversity of camp management and MH service level via desk review. Impact Recommendations for the IFRC to roll out the project in other contexts, which highlights how end-user consultation can be kept to a minimum so as to avoid 'survey fatigue', an overview of the impacts and best practises of non-menstruators' exclusion vs. inclusion in MH programming on menstruators access to MH services and evidence for the importance of gender diverse camp management so as to guide decisions around programming and management. Another will be my increased capacity as a WaSH researcher.

研究挑战，以调查在人道主义环境中改善卫生保健服务的障碍和方法。如果不能获得适当的卫生保健服务，月经者可能会丧失尊严、GBV和生活质量下降，这有助于维持性别差距(House，2019年)。我们不知道如何实施参与性方法来设计月经友好型洗澡设施，而不会使参与者筋疲力尽/增加负担，不月经的人如何成为MH服务的障碍，如何让他们参与MH计划以减少这些障碍，以及营地管理的性别多样性与MH服务水平之间的联系。该项目将采用对外地现有项目的现实主义评价，其依据是：(1)快速反应和咨询月经者之间的权衡；(2)让不来月经者参与卫生保健方案编制；关于不来月经者如何成为卫生保健服务的障碍的文献审查；开发工具(卫生保健服务水平框架，评估项目实施者对卫生保健的认识和关注程度的框架)；通过案头审查收集数据并分析营地管理的性别多样性与卫生保健服务水平之间的联系。关于红十字与红新月联会在其他情况下推出该项目的影响建议，其中强调了如何将最终用户的咨询降至最低，以避免“调查疲劳”，概述了将非月经者排除在外与纳入卫生保健计划对月经者获得卫生保健服务的影响和最佳做法，以及证明不同性别营地管理的重要性的证据，以便指导有关方案编制和管理的决定。另一个原因是我作为洗涤研究人员的能力增强了。