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Women from the Young Mothers Group meeting and getting family planning information from a community health worker. The program is supported by Reproductive Health Uganda, with the goal to empower the women in the group, and provide them with family planning information.
Quick Read Making Contraceptives Accessible to Adolescent Youth in Northern Uganda
Ojok James Onono October 7, 2022

[…] outreach in markets and community centers to educate young people. Credit: James Onono. “We provide condoms, pills, injectables, educate them on using moon beads. Or, those who have already given […]

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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

[…] their contraception from the private sector – particularly young, unmarried clients seeking short-acting methods like condoms and pills, and those living in higher-income, urban communities. Even in countries dominated by […]

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Quick Read Beyond Humanitarian Settings: Young People’s Needs For Family Planning Remain Unmet in DRC
Simon Bine Mambo, MD, MPH September 14, 2023

[…] they refused to give me contraceptive methods because I was 17 years old….I don’t use condoms because most men d…I am now two or three months pregnant and I don’t […]

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

[…] (or is very limited) in many low- and 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. […]

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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

[…] tend to access private-sector spaces (such as pharmacies), where short-term family planning methods (pills and condoms) are easily available over the counter, especially in urban areas. Young people need broader […]

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Aurapin Sakvichit shows off her clothing for sale at a local market in Thailand. It is no surprise that those women and girls hit hardest by the pandemic are those who have always had the most restricted access to reproductive health supplies. Photo: Paula Bronstein/Getty Images/Images of Empowerment
Why Voluntary Family Planning Matters to Global Development
Anne Kott September 8, 2019

[…] high-risk for both mother and child. Access to voluntary family planning, including male or female condoms, for women and couples living with HIV also prevents transmission of HIV and reduces […]

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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

[…] 27.69 million cycles of oral contraceptive pills, 1.08 million emergency contraceptive pills, and 500.56 million condoms.” “Too much focus on the immediate problems (caused by COVID-19) could lead us to […]

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Data What’s the Potential for Drug Shops to Improve Access to Injectables?
Victoria Lebrun June 9, 2020

[…] greater access in hard-to-reach rural areas, were authorized to supply only short-acting, nonprescription methods including condoms, pills, and emergency contraceptive pills. Provision of family planning, including injectable contraception, through drug […]

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