sifpo 2010-2015: making voluntary contraceptive access and choice a reality michael holscher chief...
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Equity: reaching underserved groups Indigenous communities in the rural highlands of Guatemala 3 Female sex workers in Ethiopia New FP users in the rural Sahel Vulnerable market porters in GhanaTRANSCRIPT
SIFPO 2010-2015:Making voluntary contraceptive access and choice a reality
Michael HolscherMichael HolscherChief Strategy and Resources OfficerPopulation Services International
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Access: leveraging our service delivery infrastructure to test new approachesMSI mobile outreach in 2014:• 3.7 million FP services• 38,000 rural delivery sites, 550
teams• 80% living on less than
$2.50/day• Evolving models to meet
changing FP preferences/health system needs
PSI:• Social franchising scale-up:
• 2010: 8,500• 2014: 14,800
• Increased SF CYPs from 2m to 7.2m (2010 – 2014)
• Scale up Quality Assurance of RH/FP in private sector
• DHIS2 to improve service delivery
• Youth-friendly health services
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Equity: reaching underserved groups
Indigenous communities in the rural highlands of Guatemala
Female sex workers in EthiopiaNew FP users in the rural Sahel
Vulnerable market porters in Ghana
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Choice: what do we see when we offer greater method choice?
Between 2010-2014:
500% increase in implants inserted by MSI377% increase in IUDs inserted by PSIIncrease in users of injectables provided by PSI from 1.4m in 2010 to 2m in 2014
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Expanding method choice in sub-Saharan Africa: an MSI perspective
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Expanding method choice in sub-Saharan Africa: a PSI perspective
2010 2012 2014 -
1,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 4,000,000 5,000,000 6,000,000 7,000,000 8,000,000 9,000,000
10,000,000
SDMInjectableOCImplantIUDPermanent Methods
FP Users (excluding condoms)
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Increasing contraceptive choices through SIFPO
Post-partum IUD Method choice & counselling
Task-sharing research Permanent methods technical
leadership Provider BCC
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Looking forward: How do we close the access and choice gap and meet FP2020 commitments?