Présentation d'une collection organisée: COVID-19 et ressources de planification familiale volontaire

COVID-19 has left no aspect of public health unaffected, and voluntary family planning is no exception. Providers have had to rethink how they provide care during lockdowns or while maintaining physical distance, including in some settings where access is already limited; supply chain disruptions have required innovative solutions to ensure that commodities make it to their destinations. Harsh lockdown conditions and general pandemic stress have contributed to an increase of violence against women. As we know, policy is an important part of recovery, and advocates are working to encourage governments to secure reliable access to family planning care during the pandemic and after.

The good news is, so many organizations are working on solutions to all these challenges, and they are eagerly sharing their results and ideas. toutefois, this wealth of information can quickly become overwhelming—and as we all know, the best information in the world is useless if those who need it can’t find it. That’s why Knowledge SUCCESS has curated a list of resources addressing family planning in the context of COVID-19, across five thematic areas:

1. Soins auto-administrés
2. Chaîne d'approvisionnement
3. Violence sexiste et sexiste (VBG)
4. Accès FP / RH
5. Policy and other advocacy

This is a living collection, to be updated quarterly with carefully selected resources in formats to hopefully suit your preferred learning style. Whether you’re a brief-reader or a podcast-listener, we hope you find something here to inspire you.

Nos cinq domaines thématiques sont listés ci-dessous. Vous pouvez rapidement accéder aux ressources de cette section en cliquant sur le domaine thématique.

We acknowledge our colleagues Joy Cunningham, Suzanne Fischer, Reana Thomas, Frederick Mubiru, Kirsten Krueger, and Leigh Wynne for their work compiling this collection.