With a evidence-based decision criteria, the Research and Metrics Office of MSV in collaboration with the Center for Community Health and Development (CHD) conducted this survey once again at all MSV clinics nationwide. The survey results will help MSV and clinic managers to have appropriate strategies to improve the quality of their clinics.

The data collection was carried out in nine provinces/cities, from October to November, 2017. A total number of 11 clinics were assessed in this survey.

Summary report clicks here.

For full report and more information about the survey please contact with:

Center for Health Consultation and Community Development.

Liaison office: 84-24-3872 7450;

Project office: 84-28-3775.2220;

Email: chd@chd.vn

Sponsored by: Viet Nam Center Reproductive Health (VNCRH)/ Marie Stopes Viet Nam (MSV)

Location of implementation: 11 clinics of MSV/VNCRH in nine provinces/cities (Ha Noi, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Da Nang, Khanh Hoa, Dong Nai, Can Tho, Ho Chi Minh, Binh Duong).

Description:

• Investigators acting as secret clients will be selected through collaborators of the Center for Health Consultation and Community Development (CHD) in localities where the MSV / VNCRH clinic is located to collect data on assessment of reproductive health (RH) services as well as the clinic’s expertise.

Objectives and expected results:

• The database and the entire evaluation have been completed in Vietnamese.
• Assessment report in Vietnamese and English.

Main activities:

• Data collection: Investigators acting as mystery clients to receive RH services at the MSV / VNCRH clinic will collect data.
• Quality Control: The assessment team will provide one-day online training for all participating investigators in terms of assessment purposes, script contents, and contents for assessing the quality of clinical services (subject to the agreed format). Investigators will be monitored and provided technical assistance during the survey.
• Data management, data entry and analysis: Data will be analysed by using SPSS software version 22.
• Writing reports on the survey of mystery clients in English and Vietnamese.

Duration:               10/2010 to 12/2011

Location:              12 provinces of Vietnam, including Quang Ninh, Lao Cai, Lang Son, Nghe An, Can Tho, An Giang, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh city.

Funded by:            The United Nations – Government of Vietnam Joint Programme on Gender Equality.

Executed by:        The General Statistics Office, and International Organization for Migration (IOM)

Description:

The goal of this research is to contribute to the broader objective of ensuring that the particular situation and vulnerabilities of boy victims of human trafficking are adequately addressed in Vietnam’s legal and policy response to the issue.

The research objectives are to assess awareness of local authorities and community and practices to address trafficking in boys, identify forms of trafficking in boys, factors that contribute to vulnerability to trafficking (especially gender conceptions) and types of trafficking in boys and document victims’ experience of trafficking, return, rehabilitation and reintegration.

Availability of publication/report for sharing (title and year of publication):

IOM – 3 JPGE Research Report 2012.

http://www.iom.int.vn/joomla/files/IOM_3_JPGE_research_reports_2012_ENG.zip

Location:             Cao Lanh and Thap Muoi districts of Dong Thap province

Funded by:           Asian Development Bank

Implemented by: International Organization for Migration (IOM)

Description:

Project aim is to promote the economic empowerment of women, improve income generation opportunities, and reduce vulnerability to risks of HIV/AIDS and human trafficking.

A CHD’s team member was participated in this project as a National Communication Specialist. Main tasks were to support the development of gender sensitive behavior change communication (BCC) strategy and materials related to prevention of HIV/AIDS and trafficking, to conduct training and BCC campaign and to provide technical support to the Women’s Union’s BCC activities at district and commune levels.

• Public Health
• Social Protection
• Community Development
• Social and behaviour change communication,
• Advocacy