Infant surrounded by protective malaria bed net in Ghana. © 2010 Arne Hoel/The World Bank 1 Go back to countries map Ghana D4I is collaborating with the Ghana Health Service (GHS) to strengthen the gender competency of family planning providers. Building upon formative work by the USAID-supported HRH2030 project, D4I is scaling up use of the Gender Competency Self-Assessment Tool for Family Planning Providers and eLearning course. D4I developed and piloted the provider self-assessment tool in Ghana and Uganda. Then, GHS requested D4I’s support to assess how to integrate the tool and course into national training for providers to help them overcome gender-related challenges. Ongoing analysis of implementation outcomes will inform scale-up by GHS. D4I has also improved child welfare through technical support for a social welfare information management system within the country. © 2022 Eve Namisango/Data for Impact Provider Self-Assessment Tool to Measure Gender Competency for Family Planning Services D4I has worked in Ghana and Uganda to integrate existing training about gender competency into pre-service training and supportive supervision for family planning providers through the development of a gender competency self-assessment tool. Read more> Featured Resources Blog: Strengthening Gender Competency in Reproductive Health Services Webinar: Development of a Tool to Assess the Gender Competency of FP Providers Webinar: A Tool to Measure the Gender Competency of Family Planning Providers Related Resources For more resources, click here Briefs Can a Quality Improvement Project Impact Maternal and Child Health Outcomes at Scale in Northern Ghana? Read moreStrengthening the Care Continuum Project in Ghana: Midterm Assessment Read moreEnhancing Government Capacity to Assess, Address, and Monitor Child Protection and Care Read more Guidance Child Protection Case Management Information Systems: Promoting Appropriate Care for Children: A Framework for Engagement Read more Journal Articles Coming soon... Reports Resources and Training Models to Strengthen the Gender Competency of Family Planning Providers: A case example from Ghana comparing in-person, blended, and virtual training Read moreAssessing Alternative Care for Children in Ghana Read moreAn Assessment of the Prerequisites for a Social Welfare Information Management System in Ghana Read more Datasets Coming soon... 1 Flickr image modified.
