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National survey on sexual and reproductive health among vietnamese young people
Background Viet Nam has entered a demographic dividend period1, characterized by a large proportion of young people [1]. Data from the 2015 Population Change Survey revealed that the number of young people aged 10-24 in Viet Nam was 20.7 million, accounting for 22.68 percent of the total population [2]. In addition to these growing numbers, there have also been rapid changes in sexual norms and behaviors among Vietnamese youth. The Survey Assessment of Vietnamese Youth Round 1 (SAVY1) in 2003…
National survey on sexual and reproductive health among Vietnamese young people
Year: 2015; Funded by: UNFPA Vietnam. To conduct a nationally representative survey on sexual and reproductive health amongst young people aged 10-24 in Vietnam.
Initial investigation of unmet needs for the safe motherhood and contraception in effective cost analysis of the intervention model in Quang Binh province
Year: 2014. Funded by UNFPA Vietnam. The aim of this study was to evaluate unmet needs for family planning and safe motherhood among adolescents aged 15-24 years to determine factors associated with unmet needs for contraception and safe motherhood.
Research for improved evidence-based planning: reproductive health care services for women from poor, remote, or minority backgrounds in Thai Nguyen
Year: 2010 - 2011.Funded by: Atlantic Philanthropies.Partners: PC Vietnam, Thai Nguyen University of Medicine, Thai Nguyen Health Services.
Needs assessment of sex workers in Ho Chi Minh City for the MOVE Forward Project on career opportunities for sex workers
Year: 2010; Funded by: STI-AIDS Netherlands (SANL)

National survey on sexual and reproductive health among vietnamese young people

National survey on sexual and reproductive health among Vietnamese young people

Initial investigation of unmet needs for the safe motherhood and contraception in effective cost analysis of the intervention model in Quang Binh province

Research for improved evidence-based planning: reproductive health care services for women from poor, remote, or minority backgrounds in Thai Nguyen

Needs assessment of sex workers in Ho Chi Minh City for the MOVE Forward Project on career opportunities for sex workers