Notes: Welcome to the Sexual and Reproductive Health wiki! Here we have information on CARE's SRH knowledge sharing initiatives and resources.

Notes: We’ve set this space up for us to use as a group to share information on our projects as they move forward. We can use this site to store documents, progress reports, tools and anything else that you think would be of interest to colleagues working in another country. Oftentimes, there is no need to “reinvent the wheel” when we can share and adapt one another’s work. On the left-hand side of this page are links to “Activities” and “Resources”.

Notes: The purpose of this Wiki is for promoting knowledge sharing and learning around child health and nutrition in the CARE community. This Wiki is BRAND-NEW, and still under construction, with only initial materials posted in the existing folders. Our goal is to make this a space where anybody interested in child health and nutrition can connect with others, share key resources and contribute to projects.

Notes: Publications produced by the Sexual & Reproductive Health team archived on the CARE external website.

Notes: The purpose of the SRH Listserv is to increase access to state-of-the-art SRH information for CARE’s staff and partners and to encourage networking and sharing of information and lessons learned among staff working in the area of SRH.

Notes: "On this page, we present our latest information on Avian Influenza and its potential to cause a global pandemic. We also have guidance for CARE country offices on preparedness planning and programmatic action. Protecting our staff on the front lines is of enormous concern, and we will post here all our recommendations for staff health and safety. In addition, as an international NGO, we will also advocate for wealthy nations to support efforts in developing countries to prevent and contain the spread of the virus. "We invite other NGOs who are working to contain the disease in animals and prevent a human outbreak of avian flu to review these materials, and we hope that they serve to inform their own response."