Small Grants Program

The MEASURE Evaluation PRH project proudly supported small grants to build the evidence base in family planning and reproductive health, advance research efforts of developing country researchers and their institutions, and maximize opportunities to use research findings for decision-making. The small grants were intended to support  primary and secondary data analysis and data use activities based on research findings. Learn more about MEASURE Evaluation's current small grants program.

Small Grants Research

Integration of Family Planning into HIV Services:

• Effect of Hormonal Contraceptive Use on Virologic Response to Antiretroviral Therapy among Women in Rakai, Uganda
• Quality of Family Planning Services in HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment Clinics in Tanzania
• Assessment of Integration of Family Planning into HIV/AIDS Care and Treatment Services in Health Facilities in Dire Dawa City Administration, Eastern Ethiopia

Community-Based Approaches to Improving Family Planning Service Delivery:

• Can Mobile Phone Text Messaging Increase Uptake of Family Planning Services in Uganda?

• Effectiveness of the Population, Health, and Environment Approach for Achieving Family Planning and Fertility Outcomes in Ethiopia: A Comparative Study in the Gurage Zone
• Using a Patient-Held Record System to Examine Family Planning Uptake, Continuation of Use, and Method/Provider-Switching in Rural Karonga
• An Assessment of the Policy and Programmatic Evolution of the Community-Based Distribution of Family Planning Program in Kenya and Prospects for Its Sustainability

Factors Influencing the Adoption of Family Planning

• Assessment of Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancy Practices among Postpartum Women in Butembo, Eastern DRC, and Barriers to the Adoption of Family Planning Methods
• Exploring Low Uptake of Skilled Delivery Services and Postpartum Family Planning Services among Women Living in Western Kenya
• Spatial Analysis of Contraceptive Use and Unmet Need in Kenya
• Men and Family Planning in Rwanda: What Affects the Integration of Men in Family Planning?
• Factors Influencing the Willingness of Pregnant Women in Rural Ghana to Adopt Postpartum Family Planning
• Improving Family Planning Service Delivery to Adolescents in Ghana: Evidence from Rural Communities in Central Ghana
• The Influence of Family Dynamics on Contraceptive Use in Madagascar and the Ensuing Impact on Family Well-Being

Birth Intervals and the Relationship to Proximal Determinants of Child Health

• Existing Gap between Preferred and Actual Birth Intervals in Bangladesh: Relation to Fertility and Child Health