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Programme Manager's Planning Monitoring & Evaluation Toolkit
The toolkit is a supplement to the UNFPA programming guidelines. It provides guidance and options for UNFPA Country Office staff to improve planning, monitoring and evaluation (PM&E) activities in the context of results based programme management. It is also useful for programme managers at headquarters and for national programme managers and counterparts.
Childbirth in Ethnic Minority Communities
This publication is the seventh report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. This report documents and analyzes the results of a small, qualitative study of reproductive health delivery and services provided to ethnic minority people living in three communes located in mountainous and remote districts of Binh Dinh province, Viet Nam.
Reproductive Health for Migrant Workers
This publication is the sixth report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. The report analyses the level of migrant demand for reproductive health care; determines how the provincial Trade Union and Youth Union disseminate reproductive health information; assesses the availability of reproductive health care services. It also proposes recommendations for improved provision of reproductive health information and services to young migrants.
Monitoring & Evaluation Terms
It is the purpose of this glossary to assist colleagues overcome difficulties in interpretation and meaning of terms relating to programme delivery, project management, and monitoring and evaluation. It is also anticipated that publication will enhance the quality of training, implementation, monitoring and evaluation and management of the UNFPA-funded programme.
Monitoring & Evaluation Terms
It is the purpose of this glossary to assist colleagues overcome difficulties in interpretation and meaning of terms relating to programme delivery, project management, and monitoring and evaluation.
Viet Nam Population 2007
This booklet is also the fourth of a sequence of annual publications on the Status of the Viet Nam population, published by UNFPA. It provides updated information on the change in fertility patterns and on sex ratios at birth. It was published in June 2008 both in English and Vietnamese.
Improve the Quality of Reproductive Health Care Services in Viet Nam - The Role of National Standard Guidelines for Reproductive Health Care Services
This publication is the first report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. The study documents lessons learned relating to the formulation and implementation of the first National Standards and Guidelines for Reproductive Health Care Services (NSG). It was published in both English and Vietnamese.
Achieving the MDGs: UNFPA’s Responses to the Needs of Safe Motherhood and Newborn Care in Viet Nam
This publication is the second report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. It documents the progress made in improving the health of women and their babies and UNFPA's role. It also points towards the direction needed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) that directly and indirectly impact on maternal and child health. It was published in both English and Vietnamese.
For the quality of life - 30 years of development cooperation between Viet Nam and UNFPA
UNFPA and the Government of Viet Nam have been working together to address population, gender and reproductive health issues since 1977. This commemorative report celebrates the achievements of the past 30 years and points to future challenges. It was published in October 2007 in both English and Vietnamese.
Knowledge and Behaviour of Ethnic Minorities on Reproductive Health
This publication is the third report in the series of lessons learnt and best practices in reproductive health supported by UNFPA in 2007. The report documents changing patterns of reproductive health knowledge and behaviour of the ethnic minority community in mountainous provinces. It was published in both English and Vietnamese.