PPFP Global Meeting Follow-up Workshop. Country Posters

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1 PPFP Global Meeting Follow-up Workshop Country Posters

2 Afghanistan Trained 12 family planning trainers in PPFP/PPIUD and developed plans to train 115 health care providers from 23 provinces in 4 regions in PPFP/PPIUD from December 2015 to February Established a subtechnical committee under CBHC/MOPH task force to work on the revision of community based PPFP EIC materials and the development of reporting, monitoring, and quality improvement tools. Insufficient involvement of men in family planning both in the supply and demand sides. Work with policy makers to further support the MOPH FP program.

3 Bangladesh MOHFW has given highest priority to PPFP in the next health sector program, which is a 5-year plan. Implant as an immediate PPFP method is yet to approved by NTC (National Technical Committee) and designing the PPFP package for the home deliveries. Continued technical support to get endorsement of implant as immediate PPFP method as well as advocacy at the highest level to put all importance on PPFP.

4 Burkina Faso After advocacy efforts, we are beginning the process to integrate PPFP of pre-service training for midwives and OBGYNS Mobilizing resources to revise necessary reproductive health political documents and protocols to integrate PPFP Assistance in mobilizing resources to start our action plan by putting us in contact with partners and donors.

5 Democratic Republic of the Congo Revised our national action plan to increase integration of PPFP and put in place a task-force of multi-disciplinary members to carry out recommendations Rendering available funds not only for start-up of the action plan but also for long-term, including availability of contraceptive commodities. Mobilize resources for the start-up of our action plan.

6 Ethiopia Service delivery expansion for PPFP accomplished through strengthening facility based PP family planning services, securing contraceptive commodities at all levels, promising/encouraging focus to long acting FP methods specially PP IUCD and ensure their availability at all levels, and community education and mobilization through the HEP, model families and HAD regarding PP family planning. Problem getting data on PPIUCD as it was not reported through HMIS.

7 India Expansion of PPIUCD further with strengthening of onside training and development of dedicated software to monitor the same Expansion of post partum sterilization for lack of dedicated programming and interest among providers Further leverage global funds to have onsite mode in other states for training in PPIUCD/ IUCD

8 Indonesia Advocating the results of the Chiang Mai meeting to the leadership of BKKBN and MoH resulted in a National Workshop for strengthening PPFP in Health Services. Outputs from the meeting included documents on: 1) the adoption of the MEC 2015; 2) Revitalization of PFP through the Hospital based FP; and 3) Provincial Plans of Actions for PPFP. Looking at how PPFP referral system is covered under the new National Health Insurance guidelines. Consensus around the new MEC guidelines and convincing stakeholders/policymakers that implants are scientifically eligible for postpartum mothers. Currently IUD is the preferred methods, there is reluctance on implants.

9 Kenya The Kenya team has managed to find opportunities to drive the PPFP agenda including FP guidelines revision to include PPFP, stakeholder engagement; GFF Kenya investment case prioritizes FP and proposes critical interventions, likely to impact PPFP agenda positively going forward; FP commodities projections for 2015/2016 funding fully met Lack of clear data on PPFP provided at the health facilities; low competence on removal of implants; provider bias overall; suboptimal efforts & resources in demand creation Continued support as Kenya shapes the PPFP agenda and strategies, resources mobilization and advocacy funding support for identified barriers/bottlenecks

10 Madagascar Signing on as a FP2020 commitment country, celebrating PPFP in the national family planning (FP) campaign, planning a scientific conference on innovations in FP, PPFP/PAC, and adolescent and community approaches. Organization of the national conference to operationalize the action plan and FP2020 commitment. Assistance with costing the action-plan and startup for the FP2020 commitment and mobilizing resources to actualize these plans.

11 Nigeria PPFP Stakeholders in Nigeria reached consensus on the need to update all FP materials in line with the 2015 MEC Guidelines and received support from bilateral and multilateral partners to move ahead with implementation. Though national stakeholders have reached consensus on scaling up access to PPFP, implementation at the sub-national level is dependent of the State and LGA governments willingness and commitment to the programs. Some states are being assisted to do so by donors and development partners (e.g. USAID, DfID, Gates, etc.) while some are not. There is a need to have a country-wide implementation plan. Advocacy to more development partners to support PPFP scale-up programs in Nigeria in order to ensure that there are no orphan states in the country.

12 Pakistan Commitment and dedication generated in the meeting at Chiang Mai. Upscaling PPFP in Pakistan after piloting it in one district and developing six skill labs in Punjab now training to all the SBAs is a huge task. Technical support from International steering committee.

13 Philippines PPFP/PPIUD is now covered by PhilHealth, the national insurance scheme. Individual champions without an organizational framework have a difficult time pushing the program forward. Assistance in organizing a national task force.

14 Rwanda The PPFP strategy is not a matter of three persons who attended the Chiang Mai, Thailand meeting. Results from the meeting have been shared during FP-TWG meeting and there is high commitment of FP-TWG members and MoH who adopted a work plan to implement PPFP in health facilities. Permanent of the PPFP services is not always guaranteed for 24hours at health facility because few number of trained staff which is in routine rotation (8 working hours out of 24h a day) within the health facility. Scale up of PPFP at country level because for now, PPFP is only active in some districts.

15 Tanzania

16 Uganda Disseminated the MEC 5th edition to key stakeholders using different forums, secured funds for review of guidelines, and we are ready to build capacity for PPFP Mobilization of resources from FP stakeholders to contribute to PPFP that is currently not in their plans and budgets Secure a budget to disseminate country wide (require more copies of MEC 5th edition wheels) and train health workers on LARC, including postpartum IUD

17 Zambia Stakeholder engagement through the Ministry of Health led family planning technical working group to build consensus on process of inclusion of PPFP in Health Management Information System (HMIS) Competing indictor variables for inclusion into HMIS revision process Technical and financial support to finalise the process of including PPFP indicators into HMIS