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Green Viability and Climate Vulnerability Assessments in Healthcare-related Facilities in Thailand
UNFPA Thailand jointly produced with FHI360.
State of World Population Report 2024
INTERWOVEN LIVES, THREADS OF HOPE. Ending inequalities in sexual and reproductive health and rights.
Policy Brief on Thailand’s Population and Development
POLICY BRIEF ON THAILAND’S POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT
Report: The Safe Birth for All – Thailand Project
The Safe Birth for All – Thailand Project, titled “Ensuring Safer Births within the framework of Universal Health Coverage”
Good Practice Package
Good practice package:
After five years of implementation, the programme produced the Good Practice Package sharing lessons learned and achievements from policy advocacy in promoting sexual and reproductive health and rights for adolescents and youth and safe motherhood to other countries through the South-South and Triangular Cooperation.
Comprehensive Policy Framework: A Life-cycle Approach to Ageing in Thailand
Comprehensive Policy Framework
A Life-cycle Approach
to Ageing in Thailand
LEARN. PROTECT. RESPECT. EMPOWER. The Status of Comprehensive Sexuality Education In Asia-pacific: A Summary Review 2020
LEARN. PROTECT. RESPECT. EMPOWER. The Status of Comprehensive Sexuality Education In Asia-pacific: A Summary Review 2020
The Impact of COVID 19 on Older Persons in Thailand - Evidence from the Survey
The Impact of COVID-19 on Older Persons in Thailand survey, conducted in July 2020, is the very first survey that directly focuses on older persons. It aims to provide a unique source of information based on systematically collected data. The survey targeted individuals aged 60 years and older, and collected information on economic status, living arrangement, and the physical and psychological health of the respondents before and during the COVID-19 outbreak. It also assessed their knowledge, practices and sources of information regarding COVID-19. Even though the lockdown measures had been relaxed at the time of the survey, it was still recommended to avoid face-to-face interactions. Advantages and disadvantages of other data-collection modes were considered, and finally the researcher decided to create an online survey using the Google Forms tool. The survey employed a multistage sampling technique. The questionnaires were sent out to all older persons living in sampled communities and villages via the messaging application LINE. When a survey participant lived alone; was vulnerable, dependent or illiterate; or had no smartphone or internet access, a local intermediary would serve as an interviewer. A total of 1,230 interviews were completed in both urban and rural areas located in nine provinces and five regions across Thailand.