Acceptability of Sexual Reproductive Health Services Amongst Refugee Women in Tyrol, Austria

This thesis focused on the acceptability of Sexual Reproductive Health (SRH) services among refugee women at the Igls Camp in Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria. It aimed to evaluate how accessible and acceptable these services are to refugee women, given their unique socio-cultural and economic challenges. SRH services promote well-being, empower women, and ensure gender equality. Yet, despite Austria’s formal healthcare access for refugees, several barriers exist that affect SRH service utilization. The study's significance lies in understanding these barriers and enabling factors, which directly influence refugee women's health outcomes, overall well-being, and integration into Austrian society.