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By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes PhD candidate Andrea Melberg, CIH, University of Bergen Melberg underlined that the things that the indicators for reproductive health are measuring are difficult to quantify. For example, the proportion of women with access to the family planning resources they need depends very much on a given woman’s status – married vs unmarried etc. She also highlighted that the process of defining indicators often impacts social processes, which then can become political issues, in turn generating social pressures. Melberg stresses that concrete quantifiable data is lacking in this area, and measurements are not standardized. She concluded by mentioning the “elephant in the room – abortion”. Abortion is a significant cause of maternal deaths, but data is difficult to collect. She highlights the need to work towards gender equality and women’s health and rights.

title "SDG 3.7: Reproductive health" 2024 by University of Bergen
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SDG 3.7: Reproductive health

Created Feb. 7, 2024 by University of Bergen

7: Reproductive health, Andrea Melberg

Subject:: Health, Medicine and Nursing
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