Category: FP2030 Updates

Nigeria Commitment Update

Program & Service Delivery Nigeria commits to train at least 3,700 community health workers (CHWs) to deliver the range of contraceptives, particularly long-acting and reversible methods (LARMs) and support task shifting so CHWs in rural areas can provide multiple methods. Nigeria plans to focus on education, especially education of girls, and build on the impact of… Continue reading Nigeria Commitment Update

Pakistan Official Report: FP2020 Commitment Updates

Program & Service Delivery Contraceptive services are part of the essential service package of provinces and task shifting suggested in the HSS and costed operational plans do take care of the inclusion of these services in various ways. With USAID support, Pakistan has received more than $147 million in the form of soft and hardware… Continue reading Pakistan Official Report: FP2020 Commitment Updates

Australia Financial Commitment Update Official Report

Australia’s funding for maternal and child health has increased from $360 million in 2011/2012 to $374 million in 2012/2013. Australia’s funding for maternal and child health, over the last three financial years, are as follows: Partner Type 2010/11 (actual) 2011/12 (actual) 2012/13 (actual) Total Multilateral partner 187,661 199,332 159,238 Other 107,759 160,739 215,182 Total Expenditure… Continue reading Australia Financial Commitment Update Official Report

France Official Report

No major changes are foreseen in terms of France’s allocation of health/RMNCH funding in the coming years, however it will seek to increase spending on high-impact interventions. France aimed to spend €20 million per year on family planning; this target was not met between 2011 and 2013. France needs to increase its expenditures to be… Continue reading France Official Report

United Kingdom Official Update

The UK is on track to meet its commitment to increase its annual spending on family planning from £90 million per year to £180 million per year by 2020. This increased support has resulted in almost 5 million additional women being reached with family planning services by mid-2014, almost 4% of the 2020 target[1]. By… Continue reading United Kingdom Official Update

Japan Official Report

Overall, Japan estimates that it will provide US $500 million in additional funding for 2011-2015. In terms of baseline spending, for 2011 and 2012, US $2,094.62 million was disbursed, including US$ 36 million to UNFPA and IPPF for 2012 (and estimates US$ 43.8 million for 2013). This is line with the US $36 million explicitly… Continue reading Japan Official Report

World Bank Official Report

Financial Commitment Update   As of April 2014, the Bank has provided a total of US $2 billion ($1.2 billion committed and $755 million in pipeline) to support 21 countries for the 35 priority countries for MDGs 1c, 4 and 5. This includes $1.6 billion IDA financing and $298 million HRITF financing. A specific breakdown… Continue reading World Bank Official Report

Benin FP2020 Commitment

The Government of Benin will revise policies, norms, and protocols to strengthen the delegation of tasks to improve reproductive health and will spread awareness of the law on reproductive health and regulations. Additionally, the government will make modern methods of contraception available to youth and adolescents for free in public health facilities. The government will disseminate the… Continue reading Benin FP2020 Commitment

Mozambique FP2020 Commitment

The following text summarizes the commitment made by Nazira Abdula on behalf of the government of Mozambique at the London Summit on Family Planning on July 11, 2012. Objectives Mozambique will strive to cover 5 percent (2012), 10 percent (2015) and 15 percent (2020) of contraceptives needs. Mozambique’s target is to increase access to long-acting… Continue reading Mozambique FP2020 Commitment