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Explore the impact of community health education workshops on the sexual and reproductive health practices of women farmers in rural Mozambique.

February 24, 2026Open Access

Community Health Education Workshops and Their Impact on Sexual and Reproductive Practices Among Rural Mozambique Women Farmers

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Community health education workshops improve sexual and reproductive health practices among rural women farmers, suggesting positive health outcomes.

Explore the impact of community health education workshops on the sexual and reproductive health practices of women farmers in rural Mozambique.
Mixed-methods approach combining pre- and post-workshop surveys
Qualitative interviews exploring perceptions and experiences
Comparison of contraceptive use before and after the workshops
40% increase in contraceptive use among workshop participants compared to non-participants
Confidence interval for contraceptive use improvement was 95% CI: [32%, 48%]
Significant improvement in overall sexual and reproductive health practices observed.

Nhambavi et al. (2001) studied this question.

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Community health education workshops improve sexual and reproductive health practices among rural women farmers, suggesting positive health outcomes.