
Hannah Kabelka
- Department
- Global Health
- Title
- Advisor
- Phone
- +31205688261
- h.kabelka@kit.nl
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With a background in education policy, Hannah Kabelka is an enthusiastic sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) advisor and researcher at the KIT Royal Tropical Institute. Her focus is on youth, SRHR and comprehensive sexuality education. Within KIT projects, she steers the use of innovative and participatory research methods and facilitates learning and co-creation processes with students and partners.
Prior to joining KIT, Hannah worked as project manager in the non-formal education sector in Austria, engaged in gender policy analysis with the UNESCO IIEP in Buenos Aires and created online learning journeys for War Child Holland.
Hannah believes in feminist and rights-based approaches in which the challenges and priorities of those affected are at the core. She is skilled in qualitative and mixed-method approaches, works flexibly and accurately and is a critical thinker who brings a clear and strategic mindset to analyse details while keeping track of the whole picture.
Projects
Publications
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Drivers of Child Marriage in Eastern and Western provinces in Zambia and effective preventions
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Study
The Break Free! Consortium in Zambia is – through a mixture of interventions that include lobby and advocacy – working towards reducing child marriage in Eastern province in Zambia, a province with a high child marriage rate (45.4% of women aged 20-24 were married by the age of 18 in 2018). The Break Free! partners, […]
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- 2023
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The Swedish aid response to the HIV epidemic: an overview
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Review
In the late 1970s the first cases of a new, unknown disease began to appear, that would quickly develop into one of the modern world’s largest public health and development crises. Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) has killed millions of people over four decades, most of them in low- and middle-income countries. It has challenged […]
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- 2023
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A qualitative meta-analysis of the Theatre for a Change methodology in 12 countries worldwide
Participatory approaches to improving sexual and reproductive health and rights Theatre for a Change (TfaC) is an organisation that, since 2003, has been aiming to improve the sexualand reproductive health and rights (SRHR) outcomes of women and girls who have been marginalised, through participatory learning and drama. Owing much to the work of Augusto Boal, […]
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Our Rights, Our Lives, Our Future (O3) Programme – Final Evaluation Report
The Our Rights, Our Lives, Our Future (O3) programme was implemented by UNESCO in partnership with Ministries of Education and other organisations in 33 African countries between 2018 and June 2023. Being the largest in-school comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) programme in Africa, O3 focused on 1) securing and sustaining strong political commitment and support for […]
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Education and Empowerment over Marriage: Key drivers of Child Marriage in Eastern and Western Provinces in Zambia, and how they can be addressed
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Policy Brief
Child marriage, defined as a legal or informal union between two people before one or both of them turn 18 years old, is a practice that is proportionately affects girls and is linked to several unfavourable health, developmental, familial and social outcomes (1). Eastern and Southern Africa are home to over 50 million child brides, […]
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- 2023
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Power to You(th) Baseline Report – Uganda
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Report
Young People’s perspectives and decision-making regarding harmful practices, sexual and gender-based violence and unintended pregnancy.
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Advocacy Para El Aborto Seguro En Panama
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Report
Country report: Sociedad Panameña de Obstetricia y Ginecología (SPOG) El informe resume el enfoque metodológico de la evaluación, analiza la relevancia y efectividad del proyecto, presentando los principales resultados en relación con cada una de sus cinco estrategias y la contribución del proyecto al logro de estas, y analiza también la eficiencia de la composición […]
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