FP2030 is thrilled to share updated 2024 family planning data, featuring the most recent information on family planning progress in 85 low- and lower-middle-income countries. This year’s data includes a range of downloadable resources: two excel data files with FP2030 indicators, country information pages, and updated visualizations via our dashboard.
This year’s release highlights:
- 380 million women and girls are using modern contraception in low- and lower-middle income countries as of July 2024.
- 143 million unintended pregnancies prevented with 144,000 maternal deaths averted and 29 million unsafe abortions averted from July 2023 to July 2024.
- Donor governments providing $1.47 billion in bilateral funding for family planning in 2023.
Our updated Data Dashboard offers deeper insights for your advocacy, programming, research, and reporting needs. The dashboard features enhanced data visualizations, allowing you to easily explore key metrics and trends, and gain a clearer understanding of global progress in family planning. We encourage you to explore this dynamic resource for the latest updates.
Looking ahead, our team is working to enhance the Data Dashboard and expand the suite of data resources we offer. A significant expansion in the number of countries covered for key FP2030 indicators, particularly in the Latin America & the Caribbean and Asia & the Pacific regions will be coming later this year. These new resources will provide deeper insights into family planning progress in these regions.
Additionally, a comprehensive analysis of this year’s data will be available in 2025 to provide even greater context and actionable insight. We’re committed to continually improving our tools to better serve your advocacy and programming needs.
Thank you for your commitment to advancing family planning and reproductive health globally. Together, we’re making significant strides toward our shared goals.
