One’s health and well-being are related to one’s sexual and reproductive rights, which are human rights. However, many people still encounter challenges to bodily autonomy, sexual choice and accessing quality services. Despite a global commitment to and improvements in contraceptive use, maternal and newborn health, and adolescent health, challenges to sexual and reproductive health and rights remain, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.

This is the second video in the series, "Debunking Myths about Impact Evaluations in Humanitarian Contexts" brought to you by Humanitarian Assistance Evidence Cycle (HAEC). In video two, the evaluation team learns an approach to conduct ethical impact evaluations in emergency settings by using A|B testing.

In this 3ie how-to video, Tara Kaul, evaluation specialist, will highlight some of the lessons we’ve learned in supporting evidence generation and use, and provide real-world examples of successful research strategies.