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Ward nurses and student nurses give vaccinations at La Fossette Health Center in Haiti. Image credit: Karen Kasmauski, MCSP and Jhpiego, via USAID Flickr photostream.
In-Depth Lessons from the COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout
Brian Mutebi June 11, 2021

A conversation with Dr. Otto Chabikuli, FHI 360’s Director of Global Health, Population and Nutrition, highlights important lessons from the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. Dr. Chabikuli discusses contributing factors—from lack of funding and manufacturing capacity to ...

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touch_app The Must Have Family Planning Resources this Holiday Season
Interactive Introducing a Must-Have Family Planning Resource Guide to end 2020
Natalie Apcar December 15, 2020

Consider this Family Planning Resource Guide your holiday gift guide for voluntary family planning tools and resources.

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Supply Chain Cycle - source, Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition
Webinar Recap of Supply Chain Management Webinar
Natalie Apcar December 14, 2020

On November 19, the High Impact Practices for Family Planning (HIPs) Network, in collaboration with Family Planning 2020 (FP2020) and IBP Network, hosted a webinar where family planning supply chain experts presented the most important ...

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A Senegalese family planning professional showing birth control pills
Introducing a Curated Collection: COVID-19 and Voluntary Family Planning Resources
Shannon Davis October 15, 2020

Too much information can be almost as bad as too little. That's why we've collected the best resources on voluntary family planning during COVID-19—all in one convenient place.

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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

COVID-19 has upended our lives and, possibly more significantly, many of our assumptions about its impact on the world. Experts in family planning are deeply concerned that interruptions in the contraceptive supply chain may result ...

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In-Depth A Multisectoral Approach to Addressing Women’s Barriers to Family Planning: How the APC Project Did It in Uganda
Connecting Conversations
Webinar Recap of “Connecting Conversations” Series Session Two
Photo credit: 2017 Brendan Bannon/USAID
Applying Lessons from Zika to COVID
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Quick Read Scale-Up Community of Practice in Transition
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