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Mapping strategic entry points for gender equality and SRHR in Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon
In response to the evolving priorities of Sweden’s Regional Strategy for the Syria Crisis (2024–2026), a recent assignment was undertaken in partnership with the Nordic Consulting Group in Sweden to identify strategic entry points for strengthening gender equality and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) across Syria, Jordan, and Lebanon. The objective was clear: to support Sida in aligning its funding and influence with the region’s most pressing needs, leveraging its longstanding commitment to transformative, rights-based programming.
Mapping the Future of Community Health in the MENA Region
Community health systems are the backbone of equitable healthcare delivery, especially in regions where vulnerable populations, including children, face significant health challenges. Recognizing the critical need to strengthen these systems, the UNICEF Middle East and North Africa (MENA) Regional Office, with support from hera, commissioned a mapping of community health resources, policies, and infrastructure across 12 countries in the MENA region. The resulting findings are set to guide policymakers, donors, and civil society organisations in making strategic, informed decisions that will shape the future of community health in the region.