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Hormonal Contraception and HIV Technical Update
USAIDPEPFARCenter for Disease Control and Prevention
To summarize current evidence and World Health Organization (WHO) revised guidance regarding use of hormonal contraception (HC) by women at high risk...
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English (735.46k)
DMPA-SC (Sayana® Press) Introduction in Benin: Learnings, Successes, and Challenges
USAIDJSIFHI 360Advancing Partners & Communities Project
PowerPoint Presentation - DMPA-SC (Sayana® Press) Introduction in Benin: Learnings, Successes and Challenges.
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DMPA-SC Introduction Presentation (English) (34.3M)
Managing the Policy Advocacy Process: Drug Shops' Provision of Injectable Contraception in Uganda
Advancing Partners & Communities ProjectUSAIDFHI 360
Private drug shops could offer an opportunity to expand access to family planning because they are commonplace in rural areas and support a...
2017EnglishRead More
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Case Study: Managing the policy advocacy process: Drug shops’ provision of injectable contraception in Uganda (English) (771.46k)
Policy Advocacy Lessons Learned: Drug Shops' Provision of Injectable Contraception in Uganda
USAIDAdvancing Partners & Communities Project
In Uganda, drug shops are distinct from pharmacies in several ways. Legally, drug shops can sell only nonprescription drugs, and must be registered...
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Policy Advocacy Lessons Learned (English) (282.75k)
Delivery of Injectable Contraception by Drug Shop Operators in Uganda: Research and Recommendations
USAIDAdvancing Partners & Communities Project
At the London Family Planning Summit in 2012, the Government of Uganda committed to providing universal access to family planning and reducing unmet...
2016EnglishRead More
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Research and Recommendations (English) (623.99k)
Benin's Community-Based Access to Injectable Contraceptives Pilot Project
USAIDAdvancing Partners & Communities Project
Global research evidence on community-based access to injectable contraceptives (CBA2I) shows that trained community health workers (CHWs) can...
2015EnglishRead More
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Benin's Community-Based Access to Injectable Contraceptives Pilot Program (English) (286.87k)
Introducing Community-Based Provision of Family Planning Services in Rwanda: A Process Evaluation of the First Six Months of Implementation
Republic of Rwanda Ministry of HealthUSAIDFHI 360
As Rwanda is Africa's most densely populated country, the Government (GOR) has recognized that facilitating rational population growth is key to its...
2011EnglishRead More
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Introducing Community-Based Provision of Family Planning Services in Rwanda: A Process Evaluation (English) (304.99k)
Community-Based Health Workers Can Safely and Effectively Administer Injectable Contraceptives: Conclusions from a Technical Consultation
World Health OrganizationUSAIDFHI 360
This presentation summarizes the conclusions of the Technical Consultation Convened by the World Health Organization, U.S. Agency for International...
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Conclusions from A Technical Consultation (English) (10.8M)

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Hormonal Contraception and HIV Technical Update

DMPA-SC (Sayana® Press) Introduction in Benin: Learnings, Successes, and Challenges

Managing the Policy Advocacy Process: Drug Shops' Provision of Injectable Contraception in Uganda

Policy Advocacy Lessons Learned: Drug Shops' Provision of Injectable Contraception in Uganda

Delivery of Injectable Contraception by Drug Shop Operators in Uganda: Research and Recommendations

Benin's Community-Based Access to Injectable Contraceptives Pilot Project

Introducing Community-Based Provision of Family Planning Services in Rwanda: A Process Evaluation of the First Six Months of Implementation

Community-Based Health Workers Can Safely and Effectively Administer Injectable Contraceptives: Conclusions from a Technical Consultation

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