RESOURCES & MATERIALS

Find free access to materials that improve health information for women in developing countries.

EDUCATION AT WORKPLACE

Bayer and the Population Council-led Evidence Project released a new package of educational materials that will improve access to health information for women workers in developing countries. The package has information on key issues, including reproductive health and family planning, menstrual hygiene, handwashing, male engagement in family health, and nutrition.

Education at Workplace

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Companies can derive many benefits from healthy workers – from higher productivity and morale to better worker-manager relations. But these benefits only occur at workplaces that make worker health and health promotion a priority. Experience in workplaces has indicated a clear need for easy-to-access, on-demand health information materials. Ours make it easy for workplaces to access and print materials themselves onsite and on demand.

These materials are based on existing health educational message that have been adapted and designed specifically for workplaces and their workers. As women increasingly comprise a large portion of the formal workforce, the education package focuses largely on women’s health issues. But it also includes male engagement in family health, nutrition and handwashing.

USER'S GUIDE
FAMILY PLANNING POSTERS
MENSTRUAL HYGIENE
NUTRITION POSTERS
HANDWASHING POSTERS
ENGAGED FATHERS AND HEALTH POSTERS

EXTRA RESOURCES

For HCPs

We feature materials designed from our expert providers. Find complimentary access to an array of educational and training resources on adolescent health and contraceptive counselling.

Providers material

For Educators

Teaching sensitive subjects at home or to a large group in a lecture room can be unpredictable, but get your hands on a whole host of brigthened up materials to keep youth engaged and willing to learn.

Educators material

SUPPORTED BY

A coalition of international partners with an interest in sexual and reproductive health