SRHR remains critically under-researched in humanitarian settings, with limited evidence guiding scalable interventions. This prioritisation exercise, funded by Elrha, aims to identify and rank key SRHR research questions to ensure future research aligns with the most pressing needs in crisis-affected communities.

This survey invites SRHR experts like you, with 5y or more experience in this area, to rank these research questions, helping to shape funding and policy priorities. Your responses will contribute to a globally informed, evidence-based research agenda.

**Please copy and paste the link below for a document showing LMICs and fragile / conflict affected states, as defined by the World Bank: 

humanitarianstudies.ch/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/c.-Countries-per-region-WorldBank_map.pdf

*For Doocey et al (2021), copy & paste this URL into a new window: https:/ www.elrha.org/resource/the-humanitarian-health-evidence-review-2021-update

Please note that we STRONGLY encourage you to complete the whole questionnaire - this is to ensure there is the best possible response rate to each each domain.

You may select 'Not my area of expertise'  for any given research domain.

You will be able to store your results to return to the survey.

 For more details on the wider project, visit the project website by copying and pasting the link below into a new window: humanitarianstudies.ch/projects/srhr-in-humanitarian-crises/

The green bar at the top of the survey web page shows your progress.

How to save your answers to resume later:

After completing a domain, or before starting a new domain, go the the menu at the top right of the survey page and select the 'Resume later' option.

You will be asked to provide a user name and password OR an email address, which you will be able to use to sign in to the survey page where you left off.

This first sub-group focuses on 5 questions around antenatal care or the continuity of MNH care.

There are a total of 17 questions split into 3 sub-groups: Stakeholder Engagement & Accountability | Service Delivery & Health Systems | Climate change and SRHR.

For each sub-group, please distribute your $100 budget across all the questions in each sub-group for the settings in which you work, based on the following priority setting criteria:

• Feasibility: Can the research question be feasibly conducted in within 3-5 years?

• Relevance: Would the proposed research answer relevant evidence gaps?

• Effectiveness:  Would the results from the research contribute to improving sexual and reproductive health of populations?

(You will have the option at the end of the questionnaire to add any other criteria that influence your decisions.)

In this final question, please tell us if you used any other criteria to guide your decision-making in order of priority.

Please select at least one answer to confirm submission of your answers.