The document was designed by the Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI) to address ‘ missed opportunities’ of potential family planning clients (i.e women of reproductive age) who visited its High Volume Sites for antenatal care, childhood immunization services, labor and delivery, post abortion care or HIV/AIDS services and were not counseled on family planning.
yRecent News
- From 33% to 100%: How Bhubaneswar, India, Digitized Its Way to Uninterrupted Family Planning Supplies August 14, 2026
- Pakistan Scraps Taxes on Contraceptives and Hygiene Products After Year-Long Advocacy Push Across Provincial and National Levels August 12, 2026
- Laying the Groundwork: Inside TCI Indonesia’s Start-Up Activities Ahead of Implementation in Surabaya and Depok July 28, 2026
- New TCI Philippines Program Coaches Three Cities to Strengthen Their Own Sustainable Maternal and Child Health Systems July 27, 2026
- A Password Change Nearly Disrupted Family Planning Services in Karachi Until TCI and PPHI Sindh Stepped In July 23, 2026
- Private Gynecologist Steps In to Deliver IUCD Services and Train Frontline Nurses at Patna UPHC July 20, 2026
- Siaya County Strengthens Family Planning and Maternal Health Services Through Sustainable Partnership With The Challenge Initiative July 13, 2026
- Indonesia July 10, 2026
- In Bangladesh, Dhaka South and TCI Begin a City-Led Family Planning Partnership Rooted in Evidence and Ownership July 10, 2026
- New Evidence Shows How Partnership-Driven Programs Can Expand Family Planning Access in Pakistan’s Cities July 6, 2026
