Supportive policies lay the groundwork for family planning service delivery. Advocates and decision makers need access to digestible, engaging syntheses of evidence in order to make the case for policies and national family planning guidelines that facilitate access to long-acting reversible contraceptive methods such as IUDs.
This section of the Toolkit provides advocates, decision makers, donors, and others with key advocacy briefs and tools, international guidance on developing or updating family planning policies to support the provision of IUDs, and examples of strong family planning policies.
The Model List of Essential Medicines from the World Health Organization presents a list of minimum medicine needs for a basic health care system and...
World Health Organization,Marie Stopes International
This report aims to provide detailed information on the dynamics of IUD use in developing countries, using data from the most recent Demographic and...