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• formative research is a study before the design and implementation of an intervention. It looks at the individual interests, attributes, characteristics etc.
• qualitative research is a scientific method of observation that gathers non-numerical data it aims to describe meanings concepts, definitions, characteristics, metaphors, symbols, nature, and events and not to their counts or measure.
• focus group discussions pertain to the gathering of information about a certain topic from a selected group consisting of a number of participants usually with common characteristics
• key informant interviews also referred to as in depth interviews are one-on-one discussions intended to generate a picture of the individual participants perspective or views about the area of interest
• quantitative research involves the use of computational statistical and mathematical methods to measure or quantify certain problems or phenomenon and understand how prevalent it is by looking for projectable results to a larger population
• the initiating facility is the first facility from which the adolescents initially sought specific informations or services. if the service sought is not available in the initiating facility the IF starts the referral process and prepares the outward referral to communicate the condition of the client with the facility to which the client shall be referred.
• the receiving facility prepares and transmits back referral to the referring or initiating facility to inform them of the services provided to the clients they referred.
• each facility in the network should have a referral register to keep track of all the referrals made and received
• an isdn management committee may be organized to provide overall technical direction and guidance in the organization and day to day operations of the isdn
• the isdn committee shall be composed of the principals and senior officials or representatives of the agency members of the isdn
• the secretariat may be the office that is in charge with the implementation of adolescent or youth health and development programs
• a teen center is an integrated, comprehensive, and one stop shop facility that provides appropriate information, skills, and services to adolescents and young people
• the peer educators are the lifelines of the tin center. they assist the teen center coordinator in the overall day-to-day operation of the programs on agreed upon days and times after school hours
• peer education is an approach in promoting healthy and positive behaviors among adolescents through their peers
• monitoring is the routine tracking of a program's activities by measuring on a regular, ongoing bases whether plant activities are being carried out or expected outputs are achieved
• evaluation gathers information that measures how well program activities are performed based on its intended outcomes and impact
• the m&e framework serves as the basis for measuring expected results
• adolescence is a time of sexual exploration and expression
• in november 2022 the world population eclipsed 8 billion people
• international conference on population and development or icpd
• united nations population fund or unfpa
• sustainable development goals or sdg
• the public survey commissioned by unfpa and conducted by YouGov ask a representative sample of 7,797 people across eight countries
• population control is the practice of intentionally controlling the growth, size or distribution of a human population
• demographic anxiety is the fear, whether founded or unfounded, arising from population size, population change, population composition or fertility rates
• demographic resilience is the quality or state of being able to adapt and thrive amid demographic changes
• population targets are numbers or number ranges of people that are the goal of any given population policy
• fertility targets are fertility rates or fertility rate changes that are the goal of any given population policy
• population policies are policies concerning a range of population issues including population size and growth
• fertility policies are policies related to fertility most notably those related to reproductive health services
• high fertility are those above approximately 2.1 children per women
• low fertility are those at or below approximately 2.1 children per woman
• total fertility rate is an indicator of the average number of children that would be born alive to a woman during her lifetime
• researchers have developed indicators of fertility that adjust for the impact of changes and the age at child bearing or the tempo effect
• lower fertility also contributes to the phenomenon of population aging
• repatriates are people who move back to their home countries after having emigrated
• the international organization for migration or iom recently launch a new initiative called GenMig
• GenMig or the gender and migration research policy action lab is a multi-stakeholder initiative focused on impact research for supporting gender responsive policies and practices in migration around the world
• forced pregnancy is a form of reproductive coercion which occurs when an individual is forced to become pregnant against their will
• maternal mortality ratio is the indicator presents as a number of maternal deaths during a given time period per 100,000 live births during the same time