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Tracy Orr

Tracy Orr

Tracy Orr is a Senior Technical Officer at FHI 360, where she focuses on applying research to policy and practice. Her areas of expertise include policy advocacy, stakeholder engagement, community-based and private sector family planning, and gender integration. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in African and American Studies and Psychology as well as a Master’s in public health, both from the University of Michigan.

Small commercial drug shops are often the first line of health care in low- and middle-income countries, especially in rural areas. Photo: FHI 360.
Quick Read Engaging Drug Shops: Critical to Increasing Family Planning Access
Tracy Orr June 18, 2020

Donors and a small group of implementing partners are working to understand how to best support and involve drug shops as safe and reliable family planning providers. Expanding the broader community of family planning professionals’ understanding of the drug shop operators’ impact is going to be important for ensuring a supportive policy and programmatic environment for these providers.

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