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FIRST PARALLEL SESSIONS - TUESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER 2017, 13.30 - 15.00 1 1.1

THE INFLUENCE OF RELIGION ON SRHR – A COUNTRY NARRATIVE Chair by: Mangala Namasivayam/Programme Manager (ARROW) 155 Multiple discourses and enabling Sri lanka ARROW - Malaysia conversations on the inter-linkages between religion and SRHR

Azra Abdul Cader

1.2

248 The importance of sexuality in the elderly: MALASYA A study of a multi-ethnic, multi-religious population in Malaysia

Monash University Malaysia

Dr. NOWROZY KAMAR JAHAN

1.3

332 The influence of Catholicism on reproductive health care among women in the coastal area (A case study in Hai Chinh commune, Hai Hau district, Nam Dinh province

VIETNAM

Institute of Anthropology

Nùng A Thảo

1.4

515 The Muslim Fertility Paradox: A Pooled Data Analysis of Socioeconomic Determinants of Fertility among Muslims in Selected Countries

India

IIPS

MOHD USMAN

1.5

263 Overcoming social, cultural and religious barriers in sexual and reproductive health. YOUTH LBGT

Fiji

RAINBOW PRIDE FOUNDATION

AMASAI JEKE

2 2.1

2.4

OVERCOMING SOCIAL STIGMA AND TABOO: MENSTRUAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE Chair: Toan Ha, MD, PhD 159 Improving Female Personal Hygiene Myanmar Department of SU MON MYAT (Menstrual Hygiene) through School Public Health, Health Education among young girls in Ministry of Public Myanmar Health and Sports 408 Mapping Menstrual Health and Hygiene Practices of Adolescent Girls in Nepal: A Mixed Method Cross-Sectional Comparative Study

Nepal

888 Bad Blood vs Good Blood: Meaning and Lao PDR Ideology of Female Menstruation as Perceived by Ethnic Lao Men and Women 2.5

3

64 "Sạch sẽ/Cleanliness and purity": The essence of cultural hygiene in motherdaughter sexual communication in contemporary Vietnam

Vietnam

GIZ Support to the Health Sector Programme (GIZ S2HSP)

Mrs Valerie Broch Alvarez

Champasak Provincial Health Department

Vanida Bounnhoseng

Academy of Huong Bui Communication and Journalist

TRANSCENDING SEXUALITIES: ISSUES AMONG TRANSGENDER PERSONS Chair by: Ms Raine Corter- Regional Program Manager (ISEAN ASIA/ Philippines) - Self funding

3.2

69 A positive step towards protecting rights of Transgender Community in Sri Lanka

Sri lanka

Ministry of Health, Baddegama Wimalawansa mawatha, Colombo 10 Lighthouse Social Enter prise

Chithramalie De Silva

Indonesia

IPPA

Satyawanti Mashudi

CAMBODIA

Reproductive Health Leakena Duong Association in Cambodia

3.3

414 Overview on barriers of transgender Vietnam women in access and utilization of health care services in Vietnam

3.4

472 Religion, Politics and Transgender: The Picture of the LGBT issue in Bireuen District, Aceh, Indonesia 655 Improving Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights of Transgender Persons/Transsexuals in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap

3.5

3.6

4

4.1

4.2

4.3

5.6

865 Lao Kathoey: Transgender, Lao PDR Transsexuality and Trans-Border Mobility

5.1

5.2

Ladda Waiyawan

SPOT LIGHT ON MEN’S SRHR Chair by: Dr. Loyd Brendan P. Norella -Program Director (ISEAN-Hivos Program- The Global Fund / Philippines) 209 Men Involvement in Pre-natal Care Vietnam HealthBridge Hoang The Ky among Ethnic Minority Group in Uplands Foundation of of Vietnam Canada, Vietnam office 284 Male Involvement and Unmet Need for Myanmar Department of Myitzu Tin Oung Contraception in Rural Setting of a Medical Research Selected Township in Mandalay Region, (Pyin Oo Lwin Myanmar Branch 371 Evaluation of a men’s sexual health and Timor Leste Family Planning Ms Marce Soares gender awareness program in Timor NSW Leste India 766 Linkages between bisexuality and women’s health: Overlapping sexual risks among men who have sex with men as well as women in South Asian countries

4.5 0085 Risky sexual behaviors of male youths in association with community-based peer education and entertainment venue visit in Magway, Myanmar.

5

Health and Share Foundation

Doan Thanh Tung

Myanmar

international institute Deepanjali for population vishwakarma sciences

Population Services Su Sandy International/Myanm ar

SEXUAL HEALTH FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF LGBT COMMUNITIES Chair by: Joel Mark Barredo- Asean Youth Movement 53 GAY CARE CENTER: A COMMUNITYBASED NURSING HUB MODEL FOR SENIOR GAYS AND LESBIANS

PHILIPPINES

233 Perception and gender expression of Vietnam male homosexual adolescents to families and the society in hanoi

CEBU NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Jed Patrick Catalan

Hanoi university of public health

Hoa Mai Tran

5.3

382 Compromising sexual health: Perspectives of MSM with concurrent partners from Mumbai and Pune city, India

India

5.4

743 A journey of advocacy for LGBT sexual health in Bhutan: lessons learne

BUTHAN

5.5

837 Injecting crystal methamphetamine and bareback sex among young men who have sex with other men: Thailand Case study

Thailand

6

Tata Institute of Social Sciences (Mumbai, India)

Sucheta Deshpande

Passang Dorji

Ph.D studen at Fac. of Social Science and Humanity, Mahidol University

Donlachai Hawangchu

ADDRESSING VAW AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN DIVERSE CONTEXTS Chair by: Nancy Zhang

6.1

448 Sexual violence and sexual behaviors among vocational school students in Bangkok Metropolitan Region, Thailand

Thailand

Center for Health Study

Pimnara Peerawaranun

6.2

542 Building support system for sexual violence survivors through communitybased education

Indonesia

One Billion Rising Yogyakarta

ignatia alfa gloria

6.3

516 Women’s justification on Wife-Beating and its Behavioural Impact on MCH Service utilization in South-Asian Countries

South-Asian Countries

IIPS India

Anshul Kastor

6.4

110 Prevalence and correlates of clientsNepal perpetrated violence against female sex workers in Terai highway districts of Nepal

Princess of Songkla University

Sampurna Kakchapati

7

7.1

INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE Chair by: Dr. Clarana Padilla 254 Association between domestic violence BANGLADESH Professor, and reproductive and sexual health Department of outcomes: a multi-country study on south Mathematics, asia Islamic University, Kushtia-7003, 325 Understanding and Combating Impacts of China Women network Domestic Violence on Women Living with agains AIDS China HIV in China

S. M. Mostafa Kamal

7.3

817 Intimate partner violence among women in India: A systematic review

India

POPULATION RESEARCH CENTRE

saritha viswan

7.4

774 Prevalence and patterns of nonconsensual sexual initiation among Filipino youth

Philippines

University of the Philippines Population Institute

Grace Cruz, Ph.D. [email protected]

7.2

xiaochong yuan

SECOND PARALLEL SESSIONS - TUESDAY, 28 NOVEMBER 2017, 15.30 - 17.00 8 8.1

GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN AT RISK Chair by: Shreejana Bajsachaya- Maries Stopes International of Nepal 73 Risk Factors of Teenage pregnancies in Sri Lanka Directorate of Mental Chithramalie De Sri Lanka Health Silva

8.2

319 Distinctive expressions of abortion stigma Pakistan for young women in Pakistan

Rahnuma Family Asifa Khanum Planning Association of Pakistan (R-FPAP)

8.3

331 Bodily Integrity and the Practices of Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting in Indonesian Developing Societies

Indonesia

Kampus Universitas Fatimah Az Zahro Indonesia, Depok, Jawa Barat, Indonesia

8.4

214 Tackling Teen Pregnancy and HIV Infection with Comprehensive Sexuality Education in the Philippines

Philippines

Roots of Health Amina Swanepoel (http://rootsofhealth.o rg/

8.5

569 Preventing Child Marriage in Rajasthan India and making the state Child marriage freea Policy Perspective and Joint Action on addressing economic, human rights and reproductive health of adolescent girls

9

9.1

305 Exploring sexuality of physically disabled people through photo-narratives in Bangladesh

9.3

347 Reaching young persons with disability Nepal with sexual reproductive health and rights information and services.

9.4

10

10.1

Jacob Sunil Thomas

WORKING TOWARDS INCLUSION: ENSURING SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Chair by: Ms Vani TARSHI 290 Closing the Gap: A study on the India Anjali (Mental Health Ratnaboli Ray Concerns and Challenges pertaining to Rights Organization) the Sexuality of Women with Psychosocial Disability

9.2

9.5

UNFPA India

Bangladesh

James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University Marie Stopes Nepal

Saad Khan

415 Delivering comprehensive sexuality Fiji education to students with disability in Special Schools in Fiji 47 “How can I have a sweetheart like other Thailand people?”: The narrative story of a woman with multiple disabilities

Family Planning of NSW

Sera Ratu

193 Abortion - Legal Aspects:

Family Planning Association of AINDIA

Nilima Raut

Department of Pichitra Sinsamersuk Society and Health, Faculty of Social Sciences and INNOVATIVE STRATEGIES TO REDUCE BARRIERS AND STIGMA RELATED TO ABORTION Chair by: Mrs Marevic Bing Parcon - (WGNRR/ Philippines) India

Arumugham Elangovan

10.2

273 Pregnancy Termination in Bangladesh: Results from urban and rural areas

BANGLADESH Population Council Bangladesh

Forhana Rahman Noor

10.3

586 Incidence of Menstrual Regulation Procedures and Abortion in Bangladesh, 2014

Bangladesh

Guttmacher

Dr Altaf Hossain

10.4

620 Exploring factors associated with induced Cambodia abortion among female entertainment workers in Cambodia: A cross-sectional questionnaire survey

Khanna population health research Cambodia

Siyan Yi

10.5

812 Study on Abortion Stigma and its effect on Women in Nepal.

Beyond Beijing

Rakshya Paudyal

11

Nepal

EXPANDING ACCESS TO ABORTION AND POST ABORTION CARE Chair by: Ms Anna de Guzman IPAS US

11.1

258 Determinants of abortion services in West Bengal, India: findings from a qualitative study

India

The YP Foundation

Souvik Pyne

11.2

313 Accepting the global reality of "self-help" abortions

Uk

International Campaign for Women's Right to Safe Abortion

Marge Berer

11.3

475 Second Trimester Medication Abortion Outside of the Clinic Setting

India

Ibis Reproductive Health

Ruvani Jayaweera

11.4

605 Attitudes To And Demands of PostAbortion Services of China Young Female Who Undergo Abortion: A Qualitative Perspectives

China

Peking University

Na Wang

12

ADDRESSING SRH THROUGH LEGAL AND GOVERNANCE MEASURES Chair by Ms Sono Aibe - Pathfinder US

12.1

710 Understanding gaps in advancing justice sector to address discrimination and violence against women in Nepal

Nepal

crehpa

Mahesh Puri

12.2

857 Shortcomings of Penal Policies in Addressing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Violations

Egypt/indonesi Resurj a and other

Jasmine Lovely George

12.3

875 Revising Gender Discriminatory Village Rules and Regulations: An Intervention Addressing Son Pref+E67erence and Gender-biased Sex Selection in China

China

UNFPA China

Hua Wen

12.4

362 Role of Indian Judiciary in Strengthening Access to Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC) Services in India.

India

IPAS India

Medha Gandhi

12.5

13

13.1

897 Redressing issues of Violence Against Women (VAW) through Local governance bodies in India

India

139 Laws and Policies affecting Young People’s Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health and HIV Services in Asia pacific Region

13.3

626 The state, sex workers, and sexual rights Philippines in the Philippines: examining sex workers' interactions with state healthcare institutions and the sexual and reproductive health policymaking process 813 Translating Gender Sensitive Framework Thailand into National HIV/AIDS Responses: A Case of Thailand

13.5

14

Anushree Jairath

LAW AND POLICIES: LOCAL TO GLOBAL Chair by: Ms Yasmeen Qazi- senior advisor for Pakistan- The David and Lucile Packard Foundation 134 The Shifting HIV Landscapes in Davao Philippines Ateneo Public ROMEO JR City, Philippines: Guide to A Policy Interest and Legal CABARDE Review Advocacy Center

13.2

13.4

CREA

Asia Pacific Region

Sigma Research and Consulting

Somayajulu Venkata Ulimiri

Homerton College, Sharmila Parmanand Hills Road, CB28PH, Cambridge, United Kingdom Institute for Population and Social Research, Mahidol University FPA INDIA

Suchada Thaweesit

483 Effect of Mexico City Policy on access to India Nilesh Patil sexual and reproductive health services by women in India. TOWARDS INCLUSIVE AND GENDER-RESPONSIVE CSE Chair by: Prof Lalay Jimenez (Philippines)

14.1

241 Youth Forum as Youth Agent of Change in Comprehensive Sexual Education for Prevention of Sexual violence, unwanted pregnancy and Child Marriage in Yogyakarta Province

Indonesia

Youth Forum of Indonesian Planned Parenthood Association Yogyakarta Chapter

Mr Gama Triono

14.2

265 Sex Educators in Dilemma: Challenges for Addressing Gender in School-based Sexuality Education in China

China

Beijing Normal University

Yang Li

14.3

870 Comprehensive Sexuality Education for Adolescents: Challenging the Paradigm of Social Expectation

India

CREA, New Delhi

Trisha Rai

14.4

529 Comprehensive But Heteronormative: Training on Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) Towards Inclusivity and Non-discriminatory Sexuality Education

Philippines

GALANG PHILIPPINES, INC.

MARIE ROSE RAMOS

14.5

553 Gender, Power, and Comprehensive Sexuality Education: How are these topics perceived by teacher trainers?

Thailand

Inst. Human Rights & Peace Studies, Mahidol University / UNESCO

Hunter Gray

THIRD PARALLEL SESSIONS - WEDNESDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2017, 10.30 - 12.00

15

SEXUALITY EDUCATION IN SCHOOLS – COMPREHENSIVE OR NOT Chair by: Prof. Peter Aggeleton - ISC member

15.1

116 School sex education program in Thailand: Success or failure?

15.2

201 Pre-Marital Sex in the Changing Life Style India of Female College Students of Mumbai, India: Urgent need for re-orientation on Sexual Health (SH) education

TRIOS development JAYANTA KUMAR support BASU

15.3

381 Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Lao PDR Lao PDR – A quasi-experimental study to assess sexuality education and student’s sexual and reproductive health awareness

UNFPA Lao PDR

Anika Bruck

15.4

433 Life-skills based sexual reproductive health education in schools - a pilot to policy, experiences from India

India

UNFPA India

Deepa Prasad

15.5

643 Promotion Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of School Student through Life Skills EducationComprehensive Sexuality Education (LSE-CSE)

Cambodia

Reproductive Health Sek Sisokhom Association of Cambodia (RHAC)

16

16.1

16.2

16.3

16.4

Thailand

17.1

Siriwan Grisurapong

PROMOTING AND BUILDING CAPACITY FOR SEXUALITY EDUCATION Chair by: Vicente Jurlano – UNFPA Philippnines (get email from Lalay) - self funding 222 Creating Connections with parents to China promote adolescent sexual and reproductive health. 295 Building teacher capacity to deliver Vietnam comprehensive sexuality education in Vietnam 536 Behavioral skill focused Adolescent Nepal Sexual and Reproductive Health training/ education to Health Service Providers and its effectiveness on service delivery to adolescents in Nepal

UNESCO China

Hongyan Li

FHI360 Vietnam

Alison Taylor Hoover

ADRA Nepal

Dr. Ghanshyam Kumar Bhatta

610 Let’s Open the Doors: Engaging with parents about talking to young people about sexuality

TARSHI

Ramya Anand

Allama Iqbal Open University and Rutgers

Syed Imran Haider

India

16.5 0024 Role of Life Skills Based Education/ Pakistan Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Empowerment of Adolescents in Pakistan

17

University

SEXUALITY EDUCATION FOR ALL Chair by: Daw Thazin New (Myanmar) - ISC member 88 Everyone’s right to know: Advocacy on Comprehensive Sexuality Education in Nepal

Nepal

Family Planning Sumana Singha Association of Nepal Rana

17.2

119 Designing and offering a course on population and development, human sexuality and responsible parenthood: a Philippine experience

Philippines

USC-Office of Population Studies Foundation, Inc.

Alan Feranil

17.3

132 Reaching the unreached: Life skills based sexuality education for nuns

Bhutan

UNFPA Bhutan

Karma Tshering

17.4

630 Prioritizing Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR)

India

Sama-Resource Group for Women and Health

SUSHEELA DHARMAN SINGH

17.5

211 Enhancing the Growth and Development of Young Key Population Using New Generation Leadership Training Courses

Philippines

Action for Health Initiatives, Inc.

Junelyn Tabelin

18

YOUTH ACCESS TO SRHR INFORMATION AND SERVICES – PROMISING APPROACHES Chair by: Chaire Vissensa – Family Planning Victoria

18.1

229 Youth-led initiatives on promoting access Vietnam to sexual and reproductive health information and services for vietnamese youth and adolescents

Vietnam Youth Union Hao Nguyen Thanh

18.2

277 Jumping Hurdles - A friendly space, An empowering Effect Creating Friendly Health Services for Young People

Youth Voices Count

Niluka Perera

18.3

506 Adolescent friendly health corners: A new Bangladesh Initiative of Government of Bangladesh to overcome social and cultural barriers in accessing sexual and reproductive health services for unmarried adolescents and youth.

Population Council

SIGMA AINUL

18.4

223 Increasing Awareness of access to Sexual & Reproductive Health services by young people

Family Planning Association of India

Anandpal Singh Gaur

18.5

552 Providing SRH services and education for marginalised and vulnerable adolescents and youth: How well are we doing? Finding from a Global Evaluation of UNFPA support to adolescent and youth between 2008-2015.

Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute

Adriane Martin Hilber

18.6

Sri lanka

India

6 Increasing access to SRH services China among the youth through university family planning network:A descriptive study in China

Qingfang Zhang

19

YOUTH ACCESS TO SRHR INFORMATION AND SERVICES - … ISSUES AND APPROACHES Chair by: Ms Rose Koenders - Rutgers Netherlands

19.1

182 The Way forward for Adolescent Sexual Nepal and Reproductive Health (ASRH) in Nepal

UNFPA Nepal

Manju Karmacharya

19.2

560 Lessons learned from SRHR programming with married youth in India and other countries 300 Overcoming barriers to sexual and reproductive health for rural Mongolia youth via participatory approach

India

Pathfinder India

Mahesh Srinivas

Mongolia

MSI Mongolia

Ganbat Batjargal

Mr Shoaib Shahzad

19.3

19.4

593 Public Initiatives for Youth Friendly SRHR Pakistan Services : positively countering the social and cultural barriers in Pakistan

Pathfinder

19.5

662 Youth Sexual and Reproductive Health in China China: Results from a National Survey of 18,000 Chinese College Students

Peking University Kun Tang Deparment of Global Health - China

20

MIGRATION & SRH Chair by: Dr Var Chivorn, Director of RHAC

20.1

93 Determinants of cervical cancer screening among migrants in northern district of Yangon, Myanmar

MYANMAR

Marie Stopes Myanmar

Chaw Su Nandar

20.2

109 Caesarean section among immigrants with different obstetrical risks in Western Sydney Local Health District

AUSTRALIA

Epidemiology and Health Analytics, Western Sydney Local Health District

Lieu Trinh

20.3

494 Family Planning Dynamics among Couples with Migrating Husbands in Nepal

Nepal

Institute for Reproductive Health, Georgetown University, USA

Sharada Wasti

20.4

544 School-based Comprehensive Sexuality China Education for Migrant Primary Students in Beijing China -- Nine Years Practice

Beijing Normal University

Yue Hu

20.5

762 Multiplicity of sexual and reproductive health risks among female undocumented Bangladeshi migrants in Kolkata, India

IIPS India

Ankita siddhanta

21

21.1

India

SMART' SRHR Chair by: Anita Hardonv- University of Amsterdam 166 mHealth intervention to improve compliance with medical abortion drugs among women in Nepal

Nepal

Marie Stopes Nepal

Dr. Sabitri Sapkota

21.2

203 Making SRHR information and counselling services available and accessible to youth through Meri Saathi Helpline in Nepal

Nepal

Sunaulo Parivar Nepal

Shreejana Bajracharya

21.3

616 Having SRHR conversations online: TARSHI's work in the digital realm

India

TASHI India

Medha Kalsi

21.4

419 Using online and social media campaigns India to increase awareness and normalise conversation on marginalised SRHR issues in India

RNW Media

Vithika

21.5

562 Development and evaluation of a smartphone application for women who have medication abortion in Indonesia

IBIS Reproductive Health

Sarah Baum

22

22.1

Indonesia

FORTH PARALLEL SESSIONS - WEDNESDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2017, 15.30 - 17.00 THE COMMUNITY AS A RESOURCE FOR SRH Chair by: Dr. Grace Cruz of University of the Philippines Population Institute 60 Utilization of village based ethnic minority Vietnam midwives services: A lessons learnt from an implementation research

Hanoi University of Public Health

Le Minh Thi

22.2

125 Role of Auxiliary Midwives in providing antenatal care in rural areas of Ayeyarwaddy Region, Myanmar

Myanmar

Department of Theingi Myint Medical Research, Ministry of Health theingimyint5@gmail and Sports, Myanmar .com

22.3

854 Role of Community Health Workers (CHWs) in demanding Accountability for Equitable Reproductive Healthcare Experience from a large-scale programme in Central India

India

State Health Resource Centre, Chhattisgarh

22.4

409 Engaging traditional community resources to overcome social, cultural and religious barriers to sexual and reproductive health: Bangladesh context

BANGLADESH Department of Anthropology, Jahangirnagar University

Md Mujibul Anam

22.5

539 Community Sensitization to Promoting Universal Access to SRHR

Bangladesh

Naureen Khan

23

Khan Foundation

SAMIR

MATERNAL HEALTH Chair by: Pungkas Bahjuri Ali – Director of Health and Community Nutrition, BAPPENAS.

23.1

418 Covariates of respectful maternity care: India an evidence based study in Odisha, India

IIPS India

Prof. Chander Shekhar

23.2

543 Acceptability of the mistreatment of women during childbirth in Myanmar context: A qualitative study

Department of Medical Research

Thae Maung Maung

23.3

404 Disparities in use of midwifery services in Vietnam Vietnam-Vietnam Midwifery Report 2016

Health system consultant

Sarah Bales

Myanmar

23.4

653 A Disintegrated Reproduction called Surrogacy: A quagmire of rights, ethics and regulations

23.5

641 Depression among pregnant women and Vietnam Hanoi Medical Nhi Tran Tho some related factors in Dong Anh district, University Hanoi city ETHNIC & TRIBAL COMMUNITIES AT THE MARGINS Chair by: Ms Nguyen Thu Giang (LIGHT)

24

India

IIPS

Ritika Mukherjee

24.1

568 Exploring the relationship between lack of India access to forests and maternal health and nutrition in a Tribal community in India

Centre for Health and Social Justice

Shreeti Shakya

24.2

425 Maternal mortality in 7 northern mountainous provinces of Vietnam; ethnic minority women groups are left behind 221 Improving the birth weight of children in rural mountainous Viet Nam: appropriate short and long term intervention strategies are required

Vietnam

The center for Environmental and Health Study

Nguyen Huy Phu

Vietnam

National of Nutrition Institute

Nguyen Song Tu

Ashwani Kumar

24.3

24.4

708 Radiation exposure and risk of India spontaneous abortion and infant mortality among displaced tribal women: A case study of Turamdih Uranium mining area

IIPS India

24.5

486 Utilization of maternal health and family planning services in ethnic minority communities in Vietnam

LunenfeldTung Duc Phung Tanenbaum Research Institute, Mount Sinai Hospital

25

25.1

Vietnam

EVERYBODY COUNTS: LEAVING NOBODY BEHIND, ADDRESSING INEQUITY AND VULNERABILITY IN SRH Chair by: Mr David Hulse - Ford Foundation 14 Reproductive Health Problems among Philippines Zuellig Family Romulo Nieva Jr Incarcerated Women: Points for Action Foundation

25.2

590 Multilevel interventions for improving women's sexual health in an economically marginal area of Mumbai, India

India

University of Stephen Schensul Connecticut ( Uconn Health)-School of Medicine

25.3

210 Health Needs, Health Seeking Pathways, Cambodia and Drivers of Health Seeking Behaviors of Female Garment Factory Workers in Cambodia: A Focus on Reproductive Health and Family Planning

Population Council (Cambodia)

Molyaneth Heng

25.4

838 Inequalities in Access to Reproductive India Health Care among Adolescent Mothers in India: How far India Stands from MDG5

TCPO New Delhi

AJAY KUMAR

25.5

26

776 Exploring the Risky Sexual Behavior and India International Institute MITHLESH Use of Condom among Homeless for Population CHOURASE Women in New Delhi City, India Sciences (IIPS) CHOICE NOT CHANGE: ELIMINATING UNPLANNED PREGNANCIES Chair by: Mr Rostom C. Deiparine -PSPI Population Services Pilipinas, Inc.

26.1

180 Determinants of Unmet Need for Family Planning in Cambodia

Cambodia

University of Malaya Siow Li Lai

26.2

396 Dispelling Myths and Misconceptions may not be enough: A correlational analysis of beliefs predicting intention to use modern family planning methods

Pakistan

Marie Stopes Society Junaid-ur-Rehman Siddiqui

26.3

400 Effectiveness of multiple doses of Pakistan communication and participatory reflection and analysis (PRA) approach in increasing adoption of modern contraception

Marie Stopes Society Shameen hussein

26.4

458 Demographic Changes of Nepal: Trends and Policy Implications

Population Council Cambodia

27

Nepal

Ashish Bajracharya

INNOVATIONS IN FAMILY PLANNING Chair by: Dr Suchitra Dalve, ASAP Coordinator - India

27.1

238 Support for quality improvements to reduce inequities in family planning services in public health facilities in Rajasthan

27.2

358 The Benefits of an Alternative Learning Philippines Approach in Family Planning Using SelfInstructional Materials and Local Trainers

Engenderhealth India Jose Rodriguez

27.3

794 What's Next for Viet Nam's Family Planning Strategy: A "socialized" model

Population Council US

Thoai Ngo

27.4

805 Family planning and the Afghan Australia community in Australia: New opportunities, new challenges 924 Initiation of Task sharing for promotion of Pakistan long acting reversible contraceptive methods in Pakistan

Burnet Institute

Alana Russo

UNFPA

Jamil Ahmad Chaudhry

27.5

28

28.1

India

Vietnam

Foundation for Yashasvi Murali Reproductive Health Services India

JOINING TOGETHER: MULTI-SECTOR APPROACHES TO PROMOTE SRH AND REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS Chair by: Dr Vinit Sharma - UNFPA ARPO 354 Weaving HIV, Family Planning and Cambodia INTERNATIONAL Chivorn Var Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) PLANNED services to female factory workers in PARENTHOOD Cambodia through Private Partnerships. FEDERATION

28.2

518 Forging partnerships among government, Philippines non-government and private institutions in the delivery of free reproductive health services

City Government of Davao

28.3

872 Optimizing community-based resources towards promoting access to reproductive health services

Philippines

Philippine Center for Elena masilungan Population and Development

28.4

191 Increasing Access to Safe Post abortion Care: Policy Change for Expanding the Role of Non-Allopathic Physicians (Homeopaths) in Pakistan

Pakistan

IPAS Pakistan

Ghulam Shabbir Awan

Nepal

Ministry of Health (MoH) Nepal

Rekha Rana

28.5 0012 Implementing Innovation in the SRH and other Health Services through the Social Service Unit to Leave No One Behind

29

JEFF FUENTES

FIFTH PARALLEL SESSIONS - THURSDAY, 29 NOVEMBER 2017, 10.30 - 12.00 MAKING SRH SERVCES AFFORDABLE Chair by: Dr. Thein Thien - Former Deputy minister of Myanmar MOH

29.1

92 Healthcare financing in Bangladesh: Reaching universal health coverage by 2030

Bangladesh

Population Council

29.2

224 Implementation of the National Health insurance (JKN) in Relation to the Needs of Women to Reproductive and Sexual Health Services

Indonesia

Women's Health Herna Lestari Foundation (Yayasan Kesehatan Perempuan)

29.3

519 Vouchers in Fragile States: Reducing Barriers to Long-Acting Reversible Contraception in Yemen and Pakistan

Pakistan

Marie Stopes Society Mr Muhammad Ishaque

29.4

565 Cost Effective Models of SRH Service Delivery: A review of Service Delivery Points of FPA India

India

Family Planning Association of India

Mrs Amita Dhanu

29.5

748 Social Health Insurance as a Sustainable VIETNAM Co-payment Mechanism for ART in Vietnam: A Consultancy Program to Increase HIV-infected Patients’ Readiness

INSTITUTE OF PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND PUBLIC HEALTH

Pham Tuong Van

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Ubaidur Rob

MAKING SRH services & AFFORDABLE Chair by: Valerie Hull, The Australian National University - self funding

30.1

357 Sustainable Improvement of Family Planning Service Availability and Utilization through Harmonized User-Led Demand Generation, In-Service Provider Support, and Insurance Financing

Philippines

EngenderHealth/Visa Jose Rodriguez yasHealth

30.2

393 Demand-Side Financing through Vouchers to Promote use of Modern Contraceptive Uptake in Rural Areas of Pakistan

Pakistan

Marie Stopes Society Junaid-ur-Rehman Siddiqui

30.3

297 Towards Universal Health Coverage Expanding access and building capacity of community midwives

Vietnam

Naomi Amaike

30.4

798 Examining the Remarkable Improvements in Method Information Index Scores in Cambodia: Did Social Health Protection Interventions Improve Quality of Family Planning Services?

Cambodia

Japanese Organization for International Cooperation in Family Planning (JOICFP Council Population (Cambodia)

30.5

490 Determinants of utilization of reproductive India health care services among adolescent girls in urban slums

IIPS

Rajnish

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31.1

31.2

31.3

31.4

31.5

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Ashish Bajracharya

EXPLORATIONS Chair by: Prof Terry Hull, The Australian National University 32 Study on Body Mass Index and its Impact NEPAL on Menopausal Symptoms among Postmenopausal Women of Dharan, Nepal 100 Do women in India have enough choice India and education before hysterectomy? An Exploration

B P Koirala Institute of Health Sciences

Samita Adhikary

IIHMR University

Ranjan Prusty

341 Ovarian Cancer Characteristics and Managements in Sanglah National Hospital Bali Indonesia 353 Identifying factors associated with depression among alcohol consuming, HIV positive men on ART treatment in India

Indonesia

Udayana University

Anak Agung Sagung Mirah Prabandari

USA

University of Toan Ha Connecticut ( Uconn Health)-School of Medicine

874 Technology and SRHR: Is your child safe?

Malaysia

MINISTRY OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION

Shammila Aruchunan

PROTECTING YOUR HEALTH WHEN SEX IS YOUR BUSINESS Chair by: Khuat Thi Hai Oanh, MD, MSc (SCDI/ Vietnam)

32.1

275 HIV Risk behaviours among youth female Sri lanka sex workers in selected districts of Sri Lanka; a baseline cross sectional study

Sri Lanka Family Janaranga Planning Association Dewasurendra

33.2

533 Understanding the linkage of FSW recently diagnosed with HIV to ART care in Myanmar

Myanmar

Ministry of Health

Yin Thet Nu Oo

34.3

599 Mistimed and unwanted pregnancy among female sex workers in India: A potential marker of reproductive and HIV risk

India

Population Council India

Bidhubhusan Mahapatra

35.4

705 "I am your mom, I know where the Thai-Laos abortion pills are sold. I will go to buy it for border you:" Fake "Mom" & "Dad," power of language and discourse and the exploitation of Lao female sex workers in Thai-Laos border

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Center for Health Kunakorn Policy Studies, Kanchawee Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Mahidol University

MAKING PLEASURE INFECTION FREE Chair by: Duong Van Dat - UNFPA VN 274 Misconceptions about STIs among PAKISTAN Centre for Social Homeless Young Homosexual men in Research in Health, Pakistan UNSW

Muhammad Naveed Noor/Australia

33.2

531 Advance Justice for Opportunistic Infections among women living with HIV/AIDS Service in East Jakarta: Problem and Challenges

INDONESIA

University of Muhammadiyah

Julie rostina

33.3

526 A longitudinal study of relationship between Comprehensive Vulnerability Reduction Intervention Coverage Index, Vulnerability Index, and STI Prevalence among FSWs in India

India

SWASTI HEALTH RESOURCE CENTRE

ELKAN DANIEL

33.4

714 Variations By Country Of Birth In Sexual Health-Related Knowledge And STI Testing Practices: Results From A National Cross-Sectional Survey

AUSTRALIA

33.5

846 Comparison of Congenital Syphilis Elimination Implementation at Primary and Secondary Health Care - A case study from West Papua Indonesia

indonesia

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Praveena Gunaratnam

UNICEF

Nurlely Bethesda Sinaga

HIV/AIDS Chair by: Tran Tien Duc- Partnership for health equity (PAHE)

34.1

177 HIV prevention through peer education

Papua New Ginea

VSO Papua New Ginea

Waqas Sheikh

34.2

264 Quality of life and related factors among people living with hiv in quang tri province, vietnam 598 UNDERSTANDING HIV RISK AMONG SEXUAL PARTNERS OF MEN WHO INJECT DRUGS IN MALAYSIA

Vietnam

Faculty of Public Health, Hue UMP

Nguyen Van Tien Khoa Y Te Cong Cong, Dai học Y Duoc Thai BinhManaf Rosliza Abdul

34.3

MALAYSIA

34.4

440 Dietary pattern and nutritional status of MYANMAR HIV infected patients attending out patients’ department of specialist hospital, Mingalardone,Yangon

Department of Medical Research, Yangon

Moh Moh Hlaing

34.5

621 Improving sexual and reproductive health Cambodia of female entertainment workers in Cambodia through community-based integrated programs: The Sustainable Action against HIV and AIDS in Communities (SAHACOM)

KHANA Center for Population Health Research

Sovannary Tuot

35 35.1

WOMEN'S BODIES, WOMEN'S RIGHTS Chair by: Astrid Bant - UNFPA VN Representative- ISC member 451 Engage. Earn. Elevate. (Economic PHILIPPINES Center for Women's Mary Joan Guan Empowerment means an Enhanced Resources Sexual and Reproductive Health for Toiling Women)

35.2

707 A nexus between Empowerment and Reproductive Health vulnerabilities among Women in Urban India

India

IIPS India

Deepanjali vishwakarma

35.3

757 Models for women and grils' empowerment to address sex imbalance at birth in Vietnam

VIETNAM

GOPFP

Huong Do Thi Quynh

35.4

828 Effect of Women autonomy on Maternal Care among Muslim: A cross countries comparative study in India, Bangladesh and Indonesia

Bangladesh, IIPS Indonesia, India

35.5

22 Historical change in contraceptive India practices with influence of empowerment among women in countries of South Asia: Evidence from two decades DHS Surveys

Navaid khan

BRAJESH BRAJESH