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

The private sector in Nepal is an important source of short-acting reversible contraceptives. It represents a critical opportunity to increase contraceptive access and choice. The Government of Nepal (GON) has […]

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Gonoshasthaya Community Health Center (outside Dhaka). Gonoshsthaya Kendra (GK) provides health care and health insurance to undeserved populations in Bangladesh. Photo: Rama George-Alleyne / World Bank
Technical Consultation on Contraceptive-Induced Menstrual Changes
Emily HoppesReana ThomasKate Rademacher January 20, 2021

On November 17‒18, 2020, a virtual technical consultation on contraceptive-induced menstrual changes (CIMCs) convened experts in the fields of family planning and menstrual health. This meeting was coordinated by FHI […]

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Two women sit at a table during an event by an association that encourages sex workers to go for health check-ups and facilitates access to sexual and reproductive health information and counseling in Kigali, Rwanda. Photo Credit: Yagazie Emezi/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
In-Depth 40 Years of HIV and AIDS: Where Integration with Family Planning Programs and Technologies Fits In
Brittany Goetsch December 1, 2022

[…] What Are Multiple Prevention Technologies? Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) refers to the use of drugs taken orally or by injection to prevent HIV transmission and has been around for the last […]

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Archive: Oral Contraceptives Toolkit
Simone Parrish September 28, 2023

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

[…] include: self-administration of injectable contraception (DMPA-SC), HPV self-sampling for cervical cancer screening, over-the-counter provision of oral contraceptive pills, home ovulation prediction kits for fertility management, self-collection of samples for testing for […]

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Oral Contraceptives Toolkit
Foundry19 April 9, 2020

The Oral Contraceptives Toolkit is designed to meet the changing needs of health policy makers, program managers, and service providers. The Toolkit is updated regularly and houses state-of-the art scientific […]

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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

[…] an essential service. Recommendations include: Providing methods that require less client/health worker interaction (for example, oral contraceptive pills versus new intrauterine device insertions), if acceptable to clients Offering extended refills (three-month […]

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A woman participates in the Nyalungana swamp reclamation activities, part of the Tuendelee Pamoja (Moving Forward Together) program, part of USAID's Development Food Assistance Program in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Guttmacher and UNFPA/Avenir experts estimate a 12-month contraceptive supply chain disruption resulting in 15 million unintended pregnancies in low- and middle-income countries. Photo: Tanya Martineau, Prospect Arts, Food for the Hungry
In-Depth COVID-19: What Will the World Look Like Nine Months On?
Tamar Abrams June 25, 2020

[…] impact on the world. Experts in family planning are deeply concerned that interruptions in the contraceptive supply chain may result in a spike in unplanned births over the next six […]

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DMPA-IM, 2-rod levonorgestrel implant, and the copper IUD. Photo credit: Leanne Gray
Quick Read Unfinished Business for Access to Contraception and HIV Prevention
Timothy D. Mastro, MD, DTM&HKavita Nanda, MD, MHS January 28, 2021

[…] addition to safer sex practices when women cannot take or do not have access to oral PrEP. Additionally, the HIV Prevention Trials Network recently announced that a trial evaluating the […]

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mic The photo depicts The Kasha Fulfillment Center in Kigali, Rwanda. Kasha is an e-commerce company that enables confidential purchases of health care products, including contraceptives, pregnancy tests, and HIV oral self-test kits. The Kasha Fulfillment Center sells and distributes general beauty and over-the-counter health products. It also relays orders to pharmacies (e.g., for birth control and morning-after pills) for fulfilment and delivery in discreet packaging. The wall to the left in the photo is made of brick and is painted teal. It is lined with white bookshelves with various health and wellbeing products such as soup, shampoo, deodorant, and menstrual pads. There are two white tables in front of these shelves with a horizontal file folder, two computers and a printer on top. There are also two black chairs pushed in, in front of the white tables. A woman sits in the far back left corner of the photo at one of the computers. Another woman stands to the right of the tables and wears a grey t-shirt, jeans, and pink sandals. The wall in the right side of the photo is painted bright pink.
Audio In-Depth How Enhanced Engagement With The Private Sector Can Expand Access To Family Planning And Bring The World Closer to Universal Health Coverage
Adam LewisCate Nyambura April 11, 2023

[…] in the hands of girls and women – enabling critical interventions like injectable contraception or oral contraceptive pills to be sustained even in the face of conflicts, pandemics, and other emergencies. […]

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