1. ADVANCE FAMILY PLANNING June 8, 2011

2. AFP Goal and Objectives Increased funding An improved policy environment Increased visibility for family planning Mobilize and strengthen sustainable FP/RH advocacy with catalytic investments Tier 1: Tanzania, Uganda, and Indonesia Mobilize and strengthen sustainable FP/RH advocacy with catalytic investments Tier 1: Tanzania, Uganda, and Indonesia Strengthen existing FP/RH advocacy investments by providing cutting edge and highly specialized technical assistance Tier 2: India, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, and Senegal Strengthen existing FP/RH advocacy investments by providing cutting edge and highly specialized technical assistance Tier 2: India, Pakistan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, and Senegal Voices from the South: Leverage voices of Global South champions regionally and globally Objective 1Objective 2 Objective 3 2

3. Achievements To Date  Collaborative Networks throughout the reproductive health community  Increased Advocacy Capacity  Quick Wins in Tier 1 Countries 3

4. Collaborative Networks 4 African Women Leaders Network

5. Collaborative Networks African Women Leaders Network for Reproductive Health & Family Planning Partners in Population & Development, Africa Regional Office Tier 1 & 2 Champions Eastern African Reproductive Health Network Global Consultative Group  Voices from the South 5

6. Advocacy Capacity  Nearly 300 people have received advocacy training using the Spitfire Strategies™ approach, Spectrum and/or other trainings  Landscape analyses in Tier 1 countries  First advocacy briefs ready for customization 6

7. Advocacy Capacity 7 African Women Leaders Network www.advancefamilyplanning.org

8. Quick Wins—Uganda 8 Field Visit to Nakaseke—CBD of Contraceptive Injectables

9. Quick Wins—Uganda  National Medical Stores decision  Round 10 Global Fund includes family planning commodities  World Bank loan, includes family planning  Norigynon on national essential medicines list 9

10. Other Quick Wins  Incorporation of AFP’s advocacy approach in BKKBN’s training program—Indonesia  Post-election analysis and cultivation—Tanzania  G8 Muskoka Declaration emphasis on family planning, GSWACH inputs 10

11. Tier 2 Approach Focus on high-impact opportunities, using the AFP-adapted Spitfire™ approach Engage national champions—policymakers and NGOs Optimize AFP resources—evidence-based policy briefs and messaging, capacity-building and focusing events Build on existing advocacy efforts 11

12. Nigeria Sabrina Karklins Objective —Budget support for contraceptives Lead partner—Advocacy Nigeria (Sec) – FP Action Group (FPAG) Other collaborators—Futures Group Activities ▫New “Health Bill Advocacy Caucus ” ▫Executive branch, Senate, House health committees and National Assembly committees ▫RAPID development (July/August) $100,000 12

13. Senegal Jen Boyle Objective— Increased capacity for developing and implementing advocacy strategies Collaborators— Intrahealth/USAID/DSW Activities ▫Francophone training of trainers—Senegal and West Africa ▫Resource pack in French (and English) $40,000 13

14. Kenya Beth Fredrick Objective— Expanded access to contraceptive injectables via community-based distribution Lead partner—TBD Activities ▫Advocacy strategy $150,000 14

15. Pakistan Beth Fredrick Objective—Punjabi Birth-spacing Task Force Lead partner—Pathfinder International Activities ▫Terms of Reference ▫Advocacy focus $40,000 15

16. Duff Gillespie India Potential Spitfire Strategies™ training $50,000 Ethiopia Participation in the EARHN $ 16

17. Next steps  Transition to Local Entities—  Cipta Cara Padu Foundation, Indonesia  Human Development Trust, Tanzania  Reproductive Health Uganda, Uganda  Collaboration with other major initiatives—e.g. Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition (Hand- to-Hand Campaign)  Finalization and implementation of Tier 2 plans 17