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In-Depth Nepal CRS Company: Pioneering Social Marketing of FP Commodities in Nepal
Pranab RajbhandariJiblal PokharelSushma Chitraka August 18, 2022

[…] brands:  Four brands of condoms. Two brands of oral contraceptive pills. Injectable. IUCD. Implant (Jadelle). Emergency contraceptive. The products target consumers at different wealth levels and geographic areas. The approach […]

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In-Depth How Can We Ensure Universal Access to Contraceptives?
Sarah V. Harlan January 10, 2020

[…] middle-income settings. A full range of supplies—including condoms, intrauterine devices (IUDs), injectables, pills, implants, and emergency contraception—must reach everyone who needs them. To ensure that contraceptive supplies are available and accessible, […]

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Archive: Emergency Contraception Toolkit
Simone Parrish September 27, 2023

Archive: Emergency Contraception Toolkit You have reached this page either from the main Toolkits Archive page or because you followed a link to a page or resource that used to be […]

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Interactive Scaling up Contraceptive Implants: Case Closed or Untapped Potential?
Andrea CutherellMegan ChristofieldJaitra SathyandranSarah GibsonSarah WebbMarley Monson January 13, 2023

[…] Summit on Family Planning (FP) and committed to one goal: meeting women’s unmet need for contraception. This goal was operationalized through the creation of Family Planning 2020 (FP2020), a global […]

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In-Depth How Are Governments Ensuring that Voluntary Family Planning Remains an “Essential Service” During COVID-19?
Frederick MubiruSuzanne Fischer September 16, 2020

[…] for a prescription: Provide uninterrupted access and multi-month supplies for oral or self-injectable contraception and emergency contraception, along with clear information about the method and how to access referral care for […]

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Introducing Essential Resource Collection: Resilient Supply Chains during Public Health Emergencies
Nicole Jurmo August 2, 2023

[…] of resilient supply chains during public health emergencies. The COVID-19 pandemic illustrated the importance of emergency preparedness and adaptive health supply chains. Responsive health supply chains are critical for ensuring […]

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Webinar Recap of Webinar on “Reimagining Method Choice in the Era of Self-Care”
Sarah V. Harlan October 1, 2020

[…] for fertility management, self-collection of samples for testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), HIV self-testing, emergency contraception, barrier methods of contraception (diaphragms, condoms), the contraceptive vaginal ring, fertility awareness mobile apps, […]

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A private OB-GYN counsels a young married couple on the contraceptive choices available to them.
In-Depth Improving Contraceptive Use in Young First-time Parents
Mukesh Kumar SharmaDevika VargheseEmily DasDeepti MathurHitesh Sahni November 3, 2021

With India’s adolescent and youth population on the rise, the country’s government has sought to address this group’s unique challenges. India’s Ministry of Health & Family Welfare created the Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram (RKSK) program to respond to the critical need for adolescent reproductive and sexual health services. Focusing on young first-time parents, the program employed several strategies to strengthen the health system to respond to adolescent health needs. This required a trusted resource within the health system who could approach this cohort. Community frontline health workers emerged as the natural choice.

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Quick Read Three Thoughts for World Contraception Day
Tykia Murray September 24, 2021

September 26 is World Contraception Day, an annual global campaign that aims to raise awareness about contraception and safe sex. This year, the Knowledge SUCCESS team took a more personal […]

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In-Depth Project News COVID-19 and AYSRH: Program Adaptation Lessons and Stories of Resilience
Emily Haynes June 2, 2022

[…] Ms. van Kouterik highlighted the essentialness of SRH care and service in times of crisis.  Emergency-response programs should prioritize the needs of adolescent girls.  Community-based civil society organizations (CSOs) are […]

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