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The publication reflects the 2006-2009 results of the “Reproductive Health Initiative for Youth in the South Caucasus” project (RHIYC), co-funded by the European Union (EU), the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the European Parliamentary Forum on Population and Development (EPF) and implemented by UNFPA. Read more>>

Reproductive Health Initiative for Youth in the South Caucasus Mid-Term Reoport

Part- 1

Reported to European Commission Delegation to Georgia and United Nations Population Fund

Review conducted by RHIYC Action Coordination Unit and Country Action
Coordinators in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia; Read more >>

Reproductive Health Initiative for Youth in The South Caucasus Mid-Term Report

Part-2

Reported to European Commission Delegation to Georgia and United Nations Population Fund

Review conducted by RHIYC Action Coordination Unit and Country Action
Coordinators in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia; Read more >>

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR POLICYMAKING ON YOUTH AND YOUTH REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

The purpose of this document is to provide recommendations for the interested parties with regard to development and improvement of the policy and legislation related to youth issues in Georgia. In compliance with the objective set by the Customer , the United Nations Population Fund, recommendations shall particularly promote improvement of the current situation existing in the field of youth reproductive health and rights. Read More>>

Surve y on Youth Friendly Reproductive Health Services in Georgia

Survey is conducted by Gorbi-Gellap International Centre in 2007;

"Survey on Youth Friendly Reproductive Health Services in Georgia" has been prepared in the frame of EU/UNFPA Co-funded project “Reproductive Health Initiative for Youth in the South Caucasus” Read more>>

ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SURVEY IN GEORGIA

The first adolescent reproductive health survey was conducted in Georgia in 2002. The survey covered adolescents of both sexes between the ages of 14 and 17 years. For the second survey in 2008, the age limit of the surveyed adolescents was expanded to 14-19 years. Furthermore, quantitative research was supplemented by qualitative research with the participation of adolescents and parents of both sexes. This allowed the survey to obtain more in-depth, necessary and important data. In comparison with 2002, components of the quantitative research were expanded and the level of knowledge of adolescents about normal variations and abnormalities of puberty was established. Read more>>

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RESULTS OF ADOLESCENT REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SURVEYS CONDUCTED IN ARMENIA, AZERBAIJAN AND GEORGIA

This publication has been prepared in the frame of the ‘Reproductive Health Initiative for Youth in the South Caucasus’ project, co-funded by the European Union (EU) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA).

The comparative analysis was conducted by the “Cultural Study Center” on the basis of data of Adolescents’ RH surveys conducted in Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Read more>>