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What is a Knowledge Product?

Knowledge Products (KPs) are usable resources created through research and various modes of inquiry. KPs generate actionable knowledge (or knowledge for action) crafted for singular or multiple purposes and are often created in response to the needs of the people or communities interacting with them. KPs can be publications, documents, infographics, policy reports, guidelines, podcasts, videos, and any other materials or forms of information.

Scroll through this library to find KPs published by Share-Net International members since 2014, through to our most recent grant cycle. From policy briefs and research reports to card games, comics and more, you will find a wide array of free-to-download SRHR resources on this page!

 

  • Grant type

  • KP Year

  • Country

  • Theme

  • Language

  • KP type

Riposte communautaire pour l'élimination des obstacles lies aux droits humains et genre qui entravent l'accès aux services de SDSR des communautés LGBTQI, du travail de sexe et d'usagers-ères de drogues

  • Knowledge Activation Grants

2023

  • Burkina Faso

Different knowledge products addressing the specific SRHR needs of the LGBTQI+ community, sex workers and drug users within the Burkina Faso Context. Based on the results, workshops for health providers, traditional and religious leader were facilitated, as well as theatre plays which were run in collaboration with the OSKIMO Tour awareness caravan.

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Assessing the impact of a novel research-based intervention to improve access to contraceptive choices among HIV-infected women from Western India.

  • Small Grants

2014

  • India

The primary aim of this proposal is to assess the impact of an existing research-based intervention designed to assist HIV-infected women and men to make more informed decisions regarding their sexual and reproductive health.

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Prevention and elimination of disrespect and abuse during facility-based childbirth in Central Asia (Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan)

  • Small Grants

2015

  • Kazakhstan

  • Kyrgyzstan

  • Tajikistan

  • Uzbekistan

The project addresses risks faced by women during childbirth in Central Asia, highlighting the lack of awareness among healthcare providers about rights-based and client-centered approaches. Specifically focusing on Kyrgyzstan, the initiative aims to introduce an ethical code into the constitution of midwives' and ob/gyns' professional organizations, with the goal of setting a precedent for improved respect for reproductive rights and enhanced quality of maternity services across Central Asia.

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A Study on the Status Quo of Reproductive Health Programs in Relation to Persons with Disabilities

  • Small Grants

2016

  • Jordan

The aims of the study are to identify the reproductive health programs in Jordan that address PWDs needs; to raise awareness and combat stereotypes, prejudices and harmful practices relating to persons with disabilities, including those based on sex and age, in all areas of life; and to measure the level of awareness among PWDs and their families in their right to access reproductive health programs in Jordan that address their needs on an equal basis.

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Willingness to Pay for Male and Female Condoms Among Urban Kenyans

  • Small Grants

2016

  • Kenya

The aim of this project is to explore the willingness of consumers to pay for condoms (male and female) that will inform the estimation of potential demand and pricing strategies in the commercial market.

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Social Norms underpinning SRHR violations in Nigeria: Translating Research for use in Influencing Policy and Practice

  • Small Grants

2017

  • Nigeria

The aim is to translate the research on deepened understanding about social norms in Nigeria into materials useful for the ‘ENOUGH’ campaign, which Oxfam will co-create and implement with local partners including women and human rights organisations and youth movements.

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CSE, teachers and formal and informal curricula: A qualitative analysis on the role of teachers in enhancing young women and men’s SRHR

  • Small Grants

2016

  • Ethiopia

The project aims to gain a better understanding of the theoretical underpinnings of CSE programmes in the Global South, with a focus on the approach taken to address various forms of gender-based violence, including child marriage (Literature review on CSE); investigate the role of teachers and classroom practices in efforts to enhance young men and women’s SHRH, particularly in addressing child marriage in Ethiopia (Case Study in Ethiopia); disseminate knowledge to policymakers, practitioners and other stakeholders in Ethiopia and NL by organizing workshops; and strengthen the knowledge generation and dissemination capacity of DEC.

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School-based sexuality education in Tanzania

  • Small Grants

2018

  • Tanzania

This paper reflects on the findings of a study that compared two secondary school-based sexuality education programmes: the Dance4Life sexuality education edutainment approach implemented by Restless Development, a non-governmental organisation (intervention), and an HIV prevention education approach implemented by the government (comparison), to understand into what extent a peer-led edutainment approach can be beneficial in increasing young people’s empowerment, as measured by knowledge, life skills and self-efficacy, ultimately contributing to improved sexual and reproductive health outcomes.

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Still Human

  • Covid-19 Grants

2020

  • Bangladesh

  • Netherlands

This was an exploratory research project undertaken to assess the impact of COVID-19 on the lives of transgender and hijra people in the Netherlands and Bangladesh respectively. By focusing the research on livelihoods, access to health care, housing and violence at public and private spaces, the knowledge products aims to be used as a basis for advocacy for drawing attention to trans population across the world.

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Access Granted

  • Covid-19 Grants

2020

  • Bangladesh

  • Iran

  • Netherlands

This mixed-method research project assesses the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on access to contraception or safe abortion services for women of reproductive age in Iran, Bangladesh, and the Netherlands. The developed knowledge products aim to inform relevant stakeholders on improving access to contraception and safe abortion during crises.

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