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Below is a handful of articles, documents and links related to reproductive health care, refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs), and reproductive health care in refugee and IDP settings. The RAISE Initiative and partner agencies invite you to use this information to build your knowledge of this rich and quickly expanding field.

The RAISE Library will, at first, only include only a small selection of articles most relevant to programme work and most helpful for readers. Additional sources will be posted over time, as the site continues to grow.

Articles on RAISE

The value of rapid RH response - Barnes-Brown, D. (2008). Forced Migration Review 30: 74-75.
Challenges of collecting baseline data in emergency settings - Schlecht, J. and S. Casey (2007). Forced Migration Review 29: 68-70.
The RAISE Initiative: building RH capacity through collaboration - Barnes-Brown, D. and J. Butler-McPhee (2007). Forced Migration Review 28: 60-61.
Comprehensive reproductive health in crises: from vision to reality - McGinn, T. and S. Guy (2007). Forced Migration Review 27: 70-71.

RH in RAISE Project Regions

Involving men on the Thai-Burma border - Alvarado, M. and B. Paul (2007). Forced Migration Review 27: 56-57.
Sexual violence in South Kivu, Congo - Rodriguez, C. (2007). Forced Migration Review 27: 45-46.
Fighting gender-based violence in South Sudan - Elia, L. (2007). Forced Migration Review 27: 39.
Sexual violence and firewood collection in Darfur - Patrick, E. (2007). Forced Migration Review 27: 40-41.
Demobilisation and sexual violence in Colombia - Schwitalla, G. and L.M. Dietrich (2007). Forced Migration Review 27: 58-59.

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