1. Family Planning Program November 2009

2. HIV/AIDS Malaria Family Planning Maternal Health Child Survival

4. FAMILY PLANNING 20 15 10 5 0 13.3 20.0 16.9 USAID FUNDING (Millions)

5. FAMILY PLANNING 20 15 10 5 0 5.8 5.6 5.7 USAID FUNDING (Millions)

6. FAMILY PLANNING Current Use - Married Women Source: TDHS

7. FAMILY PLANNING Challenges Focus on hormonal methods Lack of GOT attention Little FP training in past 10 years Commodity Stock-outs 22% Unmet Demand

8. USAID Strategy Long-Acting and Permanent Methods Short-term Methods Contraceptive Security Advocacy

9. Long Acting Permanent Methods $6,950,000 ACQUIRE Program Engender Health –Nationwide - Public and Private Sector –Support to Regions, DHMTs & Facilities –Training – Quality Assurance –Infrastructure and Equipment –27% increase in LAPM in focus Districts

10. Short-Term Methods $2,940,000 Social Marketing (ADDOs) Community Based Distribution Program Public Sector Capacity Building through Zonal Training Centers

11. Contraceptive Security $4,575,000 DELIVER –Quantification and Coordination –Medical Stores Department –Pharmaceutical Supplies Unit Contraceptives –Public and Private

12. Advocacy $875,000 Health Policy Initiative –Parliamentarian Association for Population and Development Costed Implementation Plan Demand Creation Adolescent Pregnancy

13. Obstacles and Opportunities Lack of Leadership Increased interest in Parliament, First Lady and President Increased GOT Contraceptive Procurement Existing Demand

14. No Product…. No Program No Quality…. No Impact

15. ASANTENI SANA