SERVICES OFFERED
CREHPA offers services in three collateral
areas: Consultancy Research, Policy Research and Training
& Action Research. The Consultancy Research is conducted
on request by development agencies or development partners
and CREHPA undertakes feasibility studies, situational
assessment, marketing surveys and impact assessment
studies.
Policy Research are
undertaken by CREHPA on major issues of public health
concern particularly those affecting sexual and reproductive
health and Rights of Nepalese citizens. Research proposals
for policy relevant research are conceptualized and
submitted to concerned funding agencies. CREHPA also
utilizes its own funds (through savings from research
projects) for undertaking policy research. Results of
policy research are disseminated widely and utilized
for advocacy to influence law and policy decisions in
the country. Situational assessment studies, exploratory
studies, operations research, opinion polls, etc. are
undertaken from time to time by CREHPA to address policy
relevant issues and measure the changes and impacts.
Training and Action Research Unit offers
training and action programs focusing on awareness,
capacity building, advocacy and empowerment especially
of the marginalized or disadvantaged communities including
women and adolescent girls. Master Training, Training
of Trainers (TOT), public education and advocacy activities
at community level are some of the main training and
action research programs offered by CREHPA in the field
of sexual and reproductive health, reproductive rights,
community development, Gender analysis & gender
sensitization, Family Life Education (FLE), etc.
Since 1999, CREHPA has networked with
45 district based NGOs of Nepal for implementing its
Public Education and Advocacy Project (PEAP) which was
aimed at preventing unsafe abortion practices and saving
women’s lives. Since June 2003, CREHPA has initiated
a new program called “SUMARGA”
(Right Path) in partnership with its districts based
NGOs to create enabling environment for women to make
informed reproductive decisions and options.
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