Reproductive Health The Reproductive Health Programme develops guidelines, norms, and standards for sexual and reproductive health and rights ( SRH ) in different contexts. The Programme supports Member States in developing, implementing, and evaluating effective policies and strategies related to sexual and reproductive health to improve SRH ’s outcomes throughout the life cycle and ensure universal coverage. Integrated Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights Access in South Sudan: The STBF Initiative WHO in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, is implementing a two-year initiative (September 2023–August 2025) with funding from Susan Thompson Bufett Foundation (STBF), to strengthen sexual and reproductive health services by enhancing access to person-centered, rights-based Sexual and Reproductive Health care through resilient primary health care systems. The initiative focuses on capacity ... This initiative aims to strengthen diagnostic and SRH services, ensuring the availability of critical blood products for urgent needs and ultimately enhancing health outcomes for the Sierra Leonean population. WHO AFRICAN REGION WHO Reproductive Health Strategy, endorsed by the World Health Assembly in 2004 and guided by internationally agreed human rights principles (1), specifies five core aspects of sexual and reproductive health ( SRH ): “improving antenatal, perinatal, postpartum and newborn care; providing high-quality services for family planning, including infertility services; eliminating unsafe abortion; combating sexually transmitted infections including HIV, reproductive tract ...
