ผลการศึกษาวิจัย (Research)

       

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Rapid Gender Analysis: Impact of COVID-19 on urban populations, ethnic minority groups and migrants in Thailand

Sunee Talawat, Suratana Kobchaisawat, Alistair Shaw
December 2020

Raks Thai Foundation conducted a rapid gender analysis focused on key populations in our existing program geographical areas. Covered populations include ethnic monitory groups, migrant workers (Myanmar and Cambodian), urban poor and urban workers. The study looked at gender-related vulnerabilities within these populations in relation to COVID-19, including their ability to engage in prevention activities, access medical services and respond to the socio-economic impact. Respondents included community members, representatives of nongovernment organisations, civil society groups and United Nations agencies.

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How to maximise the use of social sciences evidence for public health emergencies in humanitarian settings​

Raks Thai Foundation, CARE, UNICEF, CDC, WHO, CoreGroup, LSHTM, HHI, MDM, MSF, TWB, NSU, IFRC, Anthrologica, GOARN-R
September 2020

This document has been developed for response actors working in humanitarian contexts who seek rapid approaches to gathering evidence about the experience of healthcare workers, and the communities of which they are a part. Understanding healthcare worker experience is critical to inform and guide humanitarian programming and effective strategies to promote IPC, identify psychosocial support needs. This evidence also informs humanitarian programming that interacts with HCWs and facilities such as nutrition, health reinforcement, communication, SGBV and gender.

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Guidance for Health Care Worker (HCW) Surveys in Humanitarian Contexts

Raks Thai Foundation, CARE, WHO, UNICEF, LSHTM, HHI, MDM, TWB, NSU, IFRC, Anthrologica
September 2020

This brief draws on the collective experience of social scientists with experience in operational and implementation research for public health emergencies in humanitarian settings to highlight some practical guidelines and suggestions for ensuring that evidence can influence change. Through concrete examples and links to tools, this brief is designed to support teams in generating and presenting robust, credible, and reliable social sciences evidence to inform public health responses in humanitarian contexts.

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Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA): Gendered impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on migrants in Thailand ​

Nisanee Chaiprakobwiriya, Sawinee Phuengnet, Nicha Phannajit, Sunwanee Dolah
June 2020

This Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA) utilises a qualitative methodology to identify the differing impact on male and female migrants from Myanmar and Cambodia living in Pattani and Samut Sakhon provinces of Thailand. It aims to give voice to migrants through primary data collection and seeks to provide migrants an opportunity to directly addresses their struggle during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Executive Summary (TH)

A Rapid Situation Assessment (RSA) on migrants living in Thailand during the initial phase of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Alistair Shaw, Monthiporn Punya, Wasurat Homsud
​June 2020

​Raks Thai Foundation conducted a rapid situation assessment on migrants living in Thailand during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. The purpose was to understand to understand the situation and impact of COVID-19 and to inform the development of guidelines and strategies which support migrant populations in Thailand.

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Data Visualisations

Gender Power Analysis of the 'Stop TB and AIDS through RRTTR' (STAR-2) Project         

My Linh Nguyen, Nisanee Chaiprakobwiriya, Ob-orm Utthasit, Alistair Shaw
February 2020

Raks Thai conducted a gender power analysis (GPA) with the purpose of gaining a deeper understanding about gender barriers, including those surrounding GBV that may prevent key populations (e.g. men who have sex with men (MSM), transgender women (TG) and migrant workers (MW)) from accessing HIV/TB services.

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การศึกษาค้นคว้าในพื้นที่ (Field Studies)

COVID-19 Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA) in Nan Province, Thailand 2020

Kannaporn Sornsomrit
November 2020

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