The report provides a guide to using the Peer Ethnographic Tool. The method is designed to help programmes develop an understanding of SRH from the community perspective. Trained peer researchers carry out conversational and participatory interviews within their social networks. The findings are then fed back to the programme and are used to monitor and improve services. They interviewed young people about their knowledge and attitudes towards sex and sexual health.
Unwanted pregnancy is a major concern for young women.
The majority of pregnancies are unplanned within the social network of these young people. See the Population Council site for research on various aspects of reproductive health. Refer to Family Health International for more research, education and services relating to reproductive health. Reproductive Health Outlook provides information on a range of reproductive health topics. The Global Reproductive Health Forum hosts on-line discussion on reproductive health issues.