SDG 3 · Indicator 3.3.4 · Data year 2026
3.3.4 Sexual and reproductive health care services for students
Answer
Yes. Madan Mohan Malaviya University of Technology, Gorakhpur working regularly for HPV Vaccination for its students.
Activities
HPV Vaccination
22 September 2026 to 22 September 2026 at University Hospital and AIIMS Gorakhpur. 148 participants, open to the local community.
Primary Clinical Prevention & Health Protection:Delivered direct clinical immunization against high-risk Human Papillomavirus (HPV) strains (types 16 and 18) to 148 student beneficiaries, substantially reducing their lifetime risk of developing cervical cancer and associated reproductive tract malignancies.Established a 100% clean safety profile with zero reported Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFI) during post-vaccination clinical monitoring.Reproductive Health Literacy & Stigma Reduction:Equipped 148 participating students with evidence-based knowledge concerning HPV transmission, early warning indicators of cervical cancer, menstrual and personal hygiene practices, and the vital role of periodic clinical screenings.Destigmatized campus-level discussions surrounding sexual and reproductive health, encouraging proactive health-seeking behavior and preventive care utilization among youth.Institutional Governance & SDG Alignment:Operationalized statutory healthcare and welfare commitments mandated under Statute 89(2)(b) (Campus Medical Facility Use) and Statute 90 (Women Welfare and Anti-Harassment Cell) of the university's First Statutes, 2025. Generated verifiable institutional metrics supporting United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being) for Times Higher Education (THE) Impact Rankings and NAAC accreditation criteria.
Media coverage
- कैंसर से बचाव को एमएमएमयूटी ने बढ़ाया कदम, 151 छात्राओं का टीकाकरण, Amar Ujala, 22 September 2026
Evidence
- HPV Vaccination — 22 September 2026 · Council of Student Activities · 148 participants · Activity record (MMMUT/SDG/2026/0002)