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Over the last five years, many generic manufacturers of reproductive health supplies have initiated and successfully completed the rigorous World Health Organization prequalification (WHO PQ) or other demanding quality assurance...

Despite growing commitment from decisionmakers, many barriers remain for young people who want to use contraception. A limited evidence base has hampered systematic assessment and mapping of the key policies that govern young...

An unprecedented number of women living in the 69 FP2020 focus countries rely on modern methods of contraception – and the number is growing. Tragically, funding for contraceptive supplies is already insufficient, and the funding...

This webinar presented how to translate scientific knowledge and evidence into real life implementation and illustrated with examples how different intervention need to adapt to local contexts in order to achieve the desired...

During this first webinar, Ados Velez May from IBP provided an introduction on how these practices were selected and then Susanna Moore from the Public Health Institute presented on practices that improved adolescent and youth SRH...

“Oxytocin doesn’t prevent PPH.  Quality oxytocin does.”

This is a comment made recently by Dr Patrick Lukulay of United States Pharmacopeial Convention while presenting concerning data on the widespread, poor quality of oxytocin...

Everyone should have access to a wide range of safe, modern reproductive health supplies. Young people have unique needs and preferences, which should be met if they are to practice safe reproductive health choices. But how do we...

The UN Commission on Life-Saving Commodities (UNCoLSC or Commission) Supply Chain Technical Resource Team developed a quantification supplement covering 13 underused reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health commodities...