CONTRACEPTIVE AND CONDOM SECURITY:

Meeting the Reproductive Health Challenge

What Is Contraceptive Security?

Contraceptive Security exists when every

person is able to choose, obtain and use

quality contraceptives and condoms for

HIV/AIDS prevention.

Why is Achieving Contraceptive Security a Challenge?

Growing Shortfall of Contraceptive Supplies

2000 2015

217 Million Additional Users

The Donor Funding Gap

Source: Meeting the Challenge: Contraceptive Projections and the Donor Gap and andInterim Working Group on Reproductive Health Commodity Security (IWG)

Nearly All Donors Are Scaling Back

Source: Meeting the Challenge: Contraceptive Projections and the Donor Gap and andInterim Working Group on Reproductive Health Commodity Security (IWG)

BUT… Donor Support is Not Growing

Source: Meeting the Challenge: Contraceptive Projections and the Donor Gap and andInterim Working Group on Reproductive Health Commodity Security (IWG)

Source: Meeting the Challenge: Contraceptive Projections and the Donor Gap and and Interim Working Group on Reproductive Health Commodity Security (IWG)

Need is Growing in the Poorest Regions

Meeting the Challenge…..Meeting the Challenge…..

Elements of Contraceptive Security

Capacity

&

Host Country Commitment

ForecastingLogistics

Management

Service Delivery

Policy & Advocacy

Commercial andPrivate Sector

Donor Coordination

Financial ResourceMobilization

& Demand

USAID Partnership with CAsFY 02 Funds for CS

• Abt Associates/Partners for Health Reform plus (PHR+)

• Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu/Commerical Market Strategies (CMS) Project

• The Futures Group International/POLICY Project

• John Snow, Inc./DELIVER Project

• Johns Hopkins University/Population Communication Services (JHU/PCS)

• Population Reference Bureau (PRB)/Measure Communication

Strategic Pathway to Reproductive Health Commodity Security

• Collaborative process between 40 CAs, USAID, UNFPA and host country representatives

• Comprises the seven components of CS

• Addresses the public and private sectors

• Field tested in Nigeria in July

SPARHCS

• Common procurement MIS

• Collaborative effort between USAID, UNFPA and IPPF

• Facilitates donor coordination

• Web-based

• Updated shipment plans by country fro all major donors, i.e., recipient, product quantity and date

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What Can You Do?

• Country Coordination Committee

• SPARHCS assessment and strategic planning

• National Market Segmentation

• Indicator-based determination of CS status

• Launch of advocacy effort for national change

• Seek the experience of colleagues: Philippines, Indonesia, Nepal, Bangladesh, CAR, Romania, Jordan, Egypt, Ghana, Mali, El Salvador, ANE and LAC