Table 2.

Inclusion and exclusion criteria

	Included	Excluded
Topica	Sexual and reproductive health interventions	All other health interventions
Population	Crisis-affected populations	Populations not affected by armed conflict or natural disaster
Crisis Phase	Studies conducted in the acute, chronic, and early recovery phases of humanitarian crises	Studies conducted solely during crisis preparedness or after crisis stabilization
Countryb	Low- and middle-income countries	High income countries
Type of Data	Primary quantitative or qualitative data	Papers with only secondary data
Type of Publication	Primary quantitative and qualitative research studies published in peer-reviewed journals	Letters, editorials, commentaries, papers with no specific health intervention, papers with no primary data (including review papers), grey literature
Date of Publication	January 2013—December 2022	Before 2013
Language	English	Languages other than English

^aSRH interventions defined as programs or initiatives addressing SRH needs and services outlined in the Inter-Agency Field Manual on Reproductive Health in Humanitarian settings, which includes interventions in the following technical areas: adolescent sexual and reproductive health, contraception, comprehensive abortion care, maternal and newborn health, gender-based violence, HIV, and sexually transmitted infections [97]

^bWorld Bank 2012 classification used for distinguishing country classifications