Temitope Adesina

Аннотация

This study explores the challenges and resilience of women's reproductive health amidst internal displacement in Nigeria. Internal displacement, driven by conflict and environmental factors, has severely disrupted access to essential health services, particularly for women. Through a mixed-methods approach, including surveys and interviews with displaced women, healthcare providers, and NGO workers, the research identifies key barriers to reproductive health services such as inadequate healthcare infrastructure, lack of privacy, and cultural stigmas. Despite these challenges, the study also highlights the resilience and coping strategies employed by women, such as forming support networks and seeking alternative healthcare solutions. The findings underscore the urgent need for targeted interventions and policies that address the unique reproductive health needs of displaced women, promoting both their health and dignity. KEYWORDS Internal Displacement, Women's Reproductive Health, Nigeria, Healthcare Access, Resilience, Barriers, Coping Strategies, Conflict-Driven Displacement, Health Policy, Support Networks.