Name: 2gether 4 SRHR Knowledge Hub
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About the SRHR Knowledge Hub

The Hub is a one-stop shop for policy makers, practitioners and researchers working in the region.

Programme Mission

The SRHR Knowledge Hub is funded through 2gether 4 SRHR, a joint United Nations (UN) Regional Programme, supported by Sweden. Fostering the “Delivering as One” UN agenda, the programme combines the unique strengths and contributions of UNAIDS, UNFPA, UNICEF and WHO to advance sexual and reproductive health and rights for all in East and Southern Africa.

Ten Thematic Areas

Our comprehensive approach covers critical aspects of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights

Antenatal, Childbirth and Post-natal Care

Comprehensive Abortion Care

Comprehensive Sexuality Education

Health System Strengthening

HIV and Other STIs

Fertility

Modern Contraceptives

Reproductive Cancers

Sexual and Gender-Based Violence

Sexual Health and Wellbeing

Our Approach

Facilitating the sharing of knowledge products and promising practices, and promoting south-south collaboration

Knowledge Access

Increasing access to regionally-specific knowledge and evidence-based resources.

Knowledge Exchange

Strengthening dissemination and facilitating the exchange of country best practices, lessons learned, and innovative solutions.

SDG Acceleration

Fast-tracking the attainment of SRHR targets within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Creating Lasting Impact

Through a comprehensive approach, the 2gether 4 SRHR programme aims to facilitate the sharing of knowledge products and promising practices to support the advancement of sexual and reproductive health and rights across the region:

Evidence-Based Solutions
Showcasing resources, knowledge products, learnings and best practices.
Regional Collaboration
Fostering knowledge sharing on key SRHR thematic issues.
Sustainable Progress
Supporting long-term improvements in SRHR outcomes and achievement of the SDGs.

Disclaimer:

Resources published on the Knowledge Hub are the sole responsibility of the authoring organization. These publications do not necessarily reflect the views, policies, or endorsements of 2gether 4 SRHR, the participating United Nations agencies of the programme, nor associated funding partners of the Hub.

Informational Purposes Only: The material provided on this platform is for educational and informational purposes and does not constitute professional medical, legal, or policy advice.
Accuracy and External Links:While efforts are made to curate high-quality content, 2gether 4 SRHR does not warrant that the information contained in these resources is complete or correct. The Hub is not responsible for the content of any external links embedded within these publications.
Geographic Designations: The designations employed and the presentation of material in these resources do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the participating UN agencies concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city, or area, or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.

Any questions or concerns related to the material presented should be addressed to the author or publishing agency concerned.

FAQs on the Knowledge Hub

Q: Who is the Knowledge Hub for?
A: Producers and consumers of SRHR knowledge in East and Southern Africa, including government and policymakers, academia and researchers, UN agencies, civil society and non-governmental organisations, media, and regional networks (youth, women-led and key populations).
Q: What can our organisation find on the Knowledge Hub?
A: The latest SRHR guidelines, standard operating procedures (SOPs), research, data and other knowledge products, all in a single place.
Q: Can our organisation submit content to the Knowledge Hub?
A: Yes. Partner organisations are encouraged to submit reports, evaluations, case studies, guidelines and other SRHR resources. Submitting your work gives it a home alongside regional evidence and extends its reach to SRHR policymakers and practitioners across the region.
Q: How do we submit a resource?
A: Use the submission form on the Knowledge Hub. You will be asked for your contact details (so the team can follow up on the outcome or share the published link) and the resource itself. If you are unsure whether your resource is a good fit, contact 2gether 4 SRHR before submitting.
Q: Is there a cost to access the Knowledge Hub or to submit a resource?
A: No. Access to the Knowledge Hub and submission of resources is free of charge.
Q: Will our organisation be credited?
A: Yes — submitted resources are published with your organisation credited as the source/author, in line with the acknowledgement approach used across 2gether 4 SRHR publications.
Q: Can we link to the Knowledge Hub from our own website, reports or newsletters?
A: Yes, this is actively encouraged.
Q: How do we stay informed about new resources?
A: Subscribe to the 2gether 4 SRHR newsletter via the Knowledge Hub, and follow the 2gether 4 SRHR and partner UN agency social media channels (tagged #2gether4SRHR).
Q: Who do we contact with Knowledge Hub questions?
A: Through the contact page on the website.