In the year 2012, and in view of the conflict situations affecting displaced people and mainly women and girls, UNFPA , the United Nation Population Fund Agency sought collaboration with LSOG on a project related to “Reproductive Health Package in Emergencies”, resulting in successful implementation of:

1) A series of training workshops on “The Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP) for RH in crises” covering North, Mid and West Bekaa/Rashaya and South of Lebanon

Current literature is demonstrating an association between work exposures to xenobiotics and adverse reproductive outcomes. Employees have a fundamental right to work in an environment free of significant reproductive heath risks. 

T he Reproductive Health programme (RH) was initiated in Lebanon in January of 1998 by a joint collaboration between the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the government of Lebanon. 

There is increasing interest in assessing the materials management as a strategy of enhancing the effectiveness of service delivery in reproductive health. The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) policy regarding commodities is an illustration of such interest.

The main objective of this study was to assess women’s satisfaction with the services provided by LFPA at the selected Lebanese Army health facilities. More specifically, the study aimed at assessing the level of satisfaction with those services which had been strengthened by LFPA from 2006 to 2009 in terms of quality, health personnel competence, availability and attitude of health personnel, counselling, time allocation, educational activities, and availability and use of contraceptives.