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Evaluation of Youth-Friendly Health Services in Malawi

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The specific objectives of the evaluation, conducted by the USAID-funded Evidence to Action for Strengthened Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services for Women and Girls Project, USAID, the Centre for Social Research, UNFPA, WHO, and Malawi’s MOH were to: (1) Assess the extent to which YFHS standards and the minimum package of YFHS have been implemented. (2) Examine factors that influence uptake of YFHS at the district and zonal levels. (3) Determine the coverage of YFHS.

Focus Areas
  • Adolescents & Youth
  • Contraception & Family Planning
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