About the FP2030 Measurement Framework

Use the FP2030 Data Dashboard to look up data for key indicators, see trends over time, compare countries and answer analysis questions.

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Global Data

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Track20 works with governments in FP2030 countries to collect, analyze and use data to monitor progress in family planning and to actively use data to improve family planning strategies and plans.

Track20: Low & Lower Income Country Data

Data is collected and analyzed based on key indicators, including life events, prevalence of sexual activity, and contraceptive method prevalence.

Profile Adolescent and Youth Populations

Using you the app, you will be able to select up to 4 countries to compare its adolescent and youth data.

Compare Data by Country

The app allows you to analyze adolescent and youth data effectively using a variety of visual tools like graphs and tables.

Analyze Data Globally

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The FP2030 Adolescent and Youth Data App allows you to view, compare, and analyze adolescent and youth data released with the FP2030 Measurement Report 2021.

Adolescent & Youth Data

Frame

FP2030’s key initiatives can be understood through our agenda-driven Special Topics, which focus on a wide variety of essential issues. Below you will find a list of focus areas that are rooted in FP2030&#8217;s data research and insights.

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Raising Her Voice: India

Measurement Learning Series

In this FP2020 Measurement Learning Series, we explore the successes, challenges, and lessons of FP2020’s measurement agenda, and discuss the implications for the post-2020 family planning partnership.

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Return on Investment (ROI)

Studies show that family planning has a strong economic return on investment (ROI). However, the varying estimates of this ROI have caused confusion. To address this confusion, FP2020 gathered a group of experts and advocates to measure and communicate the ROI of family planning.

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Understanding 'Additional Users'

The ‘additional users’ indicator is the first in a suite of 18 FP2020 Core Indicators. It serves as one of FP2030‘s foundational measures of progress and is reported annually for FP2030’s 69 focus countries.

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Adolescents & Youth

FP2030&#8217;s Adolescent &amp; Youth programs offers key resources to understand the importance of investing in young people, along with information on family planning, adolescent and youth engagement, data, laws/policies, and programs/services.

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After launching the <a href="/data-hub/tracker/">FP2030 Measurement Framework</a>, the PME Working Group and other data partners will continue forward with a new measurement agenda for the FP2030 partnership that will include addressing existing measurement challenges.

Areas of Future Work

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The FP2030 movement continues to grow in depth and scope, advancing reproductive health and choice worldwide.

FP2030 Measurement Framework

Policies, Financing, &amp; Programs
Beyond the above indicators, there is still a need for improved measurements in many aspects of family planning. As the FP2030 family planning partnership evolves, the measurement agenda will include efforts to develop indicators to measure social and behavioral change; identity indicators at the supportive environment level for policy, financing, and accountability; better indicators for understanding fertility intentions and the desire to use conception; and improved measurements of rights and empowerment principles for family planning.

Policies, Financing, &amp; Programs
Domestic expenditures
National Composite Index on Family Planning (NCIFP): Strategy, Data, Quality, Equity, Accountability
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Donor Actions
Donor funding for family planning

Enabling Environment

Supply Interventions
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Supply Interventions
Contraceptive stockouts
Contraceptive method availability
Received family planning information
Source of method: public vs. private

Process

Service Provision Output
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Service Provision Output
Method Information Index Plus
Couple Years of Protection (CYPs)
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Demand for Family Planning
Unmet need for modern methods (AW, MW, UMW)
Total modern users (AW)
Decision making

Output

Contraceptive Practice

Contraceptive Practice
Modern contraceptive prevalence 
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Demand satisfied for modern methods 
(AW, MW, UMW)
Modern method mix
Discontinuation/switching

Outcome

Pregnancy &amp; Fertility

Pregnancy &amp; Fertility
Percent of pregnancies and births that are intended
Adolescent Birth Rate (ABR)
Supplemental adolescents and youth indicators
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Women’s &amp; Children’s Health
Unintended pregnancies averted
Maternal deaths averted
Unsafe abortions averted

Impact

Individuals have information about methods and side effects for a range of contraceptive choices and the ability to exercise their right to determine whether, when and how many children they want to have.

Responsive health systems equitably and sustainably provide high quality services and supplies for a range of contraceptive methods.

Countries and partners have supportive policy, financing, and accountability environments that enable voluntary contraceptive use.

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More About the PME Working Group

The Performance Monitoring &amp; Evidence (PME) Working Group developed the FP2030 Measurement Framework to track country progress from 2021 to 2030 and report on progress toward the overall FP2030 vision.

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<li>Voluntary modern contraceptive use by everyone who wants it</li>
<li>The right of informed choice and agency for all individuals</li>
<li>Responsive and sustainable systems providing a wide range of contraceptives</li>
<li>A supportive policy environment</li>
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Overview of FP2030 Measurement Framework

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Ensure that the process remains country-driven
Ensure stakeholders understand the data and progress, so that strategies can be adjusted as necessary

In addition to annual reviews, governments collaborate with Track20 throughout the year to identify weaknesses in their data systems and make changes or adopt tools that can help them better use their available data to actively assess progress.

Annual Measurement and Reporting Process

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Surveys

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Family Planning Estimation Tool

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FP2030 Indicator Estimates

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Consensus Meeting

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Master Data File

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Progress Report Measurement Selection

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Progress Report Launch

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We’re fundamentally data-driven and believe in the power of data to drive results and measure impact.

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FP2030 is a diverse, inclusive, and results-oriented partnership encompassing a range of stakeholders and experts with varying perspectives. As such, the views expressed and language used on our website do not reflect those of all members.