Master thesis on information gaps in family planning campaign

A new master thesis analyses barriers to family planning and provide recommendations for the future work on sexual and reproductive health in the Maasai Mara, Kenya.

Master's thesis by Tenna Axelsen Information gaps in family planning campaign  Sexual and reproductive health right services in the Maasai Mara

RESULTS FROM A STUDY EXAMING: Which potential information gaps in the information campaign run by The Maa Trust can be contributing to the lower uptake of family planning amongst the Maasai people in Maasai Mara?

Delving into the dynamics of information campaigns and social norms - a study done by @Tenna Axelsen, @Aarhus University.

Interesting findings from a collaborative project with @The Maa Trust and @MMSDI sheds light on family planning awareness amongst the Maasai communities in Maasai Mara, Kenya. While TMT’s efforts successfully boosted awareness, there is a crucial gap impacting uptake. (1) Men often hold decision-making power in the Maasai communities and (2) they harbor negative perceptions towards family planning, both hindering women and youth’s autonomy to choose family planning.

Let’s continue amplifying understanding and pave the way for empowered choices to improve sexual and reproductive health!

You can read the study here: https://mgmt.au.dk/maasaimarascience/student-projects/2022-srh-research