Over 1.3 million women are using a modern method of contraception in Cote D’Ivoire
New report shows that 314 million women and girls are now using modern contraception in 69 low income countries
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FP2020 Women at the Center 2018-2019: Media Coverage
FP2020: Women at the Center Media Coverage
Almost half a million women are using a modern method of contraception in Burundi today
New report shows that 314 million women and girls are now using modern contraception in 69 low income countries
FP2020 Women at the Center 2018-2019: Media Coverage in Africa
A round-up of media attention the 2018-2019 Progress Report has received throughout Africa
New report shows that 314 million women and girls are now using modern contraception in 69 low income countries
A ground-breaking report on family planning in the world’s 69 lowest-income countries today shows that more women and girls have access to family planning than ever before. It reveals that 314 million women and girls are now using modern contraception, with 53 million new users in the last seven years, and 9 million in the past year alone.
Over 3 million women are now using a modern method of contraception in Uganda
New report shows that 314 million women and girls are now using modern contraception in 69 low income countries
Over half a million women and girls are using modern methods of contraception in Sierra Leone
New report shows that 314 million women and girls are now using modern contraception in 69 low income countries
Philippines on track to further strengthen access to modern contraceptive methods
New report shows that 314 million women and girls are now using modern contraception in 69 low income countries
Time to work together, say family planning and conservation groups
FP2020 Joins the Thriving Together Campaign to Highlight the World's Most Important Yet Ignored Environmental Action
FP2020 joins over 150 other leading environmental and reproductive health organizations to pledge support for a first-of-its-kind campaign: Thriving Together. Organizations that have signed up to the Thriving Together campaign form a diverse global alliance united by the agreement that improving access to family planning services is critically important for the environment and biodiversity.
