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Community-based epilepsy prevention and treatment programme

Scientific evidence, policy change, and progress: tackling onchocerciasis and nodding syndrome in South Sudan
Scaling up Self-Help Plus (SH+) through humanitarian partnerships

The Journey to Scale: Are we progressing?
MediCapt: Technology in Service of Justice for Sexual and Gender-based Violence in Humanitarian Settings

Going Open-Source: Increasing Access to SGBV Data and Tools
Supporting Reproductive Autonomy in Refugee Settings through ARCHES Intervention

Effectiveness of ARCHES Intervention for Reducing Reproductive Coercion in Humanitarian Setting
Supporting Reproductive Autonomy in Refugee Settings through ARCHES Intervention

Engaging Rohingya Women and Girls as Community Advisory Group during ARCHES Implementation
Evidence-building to scale the Safe Water Optimization Tool

First reflections – what have we learned so far?
Evidence-building to scale the Safe Water Optimization Tool

New methods for new applications
Scaling up Self-Help Plus (SH+) through humanitarian partnerships

The realities of implementing Self-Help Plus – what have we learnt so far?
Real-time Monitoring of Gender-based Violence Threats for Refugee and Migrant Women and Girls from Venezuela

USING A SENSEMAKING APPROACH TO DOCUMENT GENDERED MIGRATION EXPERIENCES FOR VENEZUELAN WOMEN AND GIRLS IN LATIN AMERICA
Evidence-building to scale the Safe Water Optimization Tool

Kyaka II – Testing new territory for the SWOT in Uganda
Inclusive Community Preparedness for Sexual and Reproductive Health

Effective emergency preparedness depends on inclusion
Determinants of functional outcomes after trauma in humanitarian settings

Encouraging patients after trauma in humanitarian settings to get moving again
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