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FAMILY PLANNING 2020 EXPERT ADVISORY COMMUNITYWEDNESDAY, AUG. 10, 2016

www.familyplanning2020.org

WELCOME

FAMILY PLANNING 2020 EXPERT ADVISORY COMMUNITY WEBINAR – AUG. 10, 2016

AGENDA

1. Partnership Update

• FP2020 Midpoint and Reference Group Updates

2. Portfolio Updates: Key Highlights

• Country Support

• Global Advocacy, Rights, and Youth

3. Working Together and Q&A


EXPERT ADVISORY COMMUNITY

Purpose

• Mobilize expertise and technical

assistance in new ways to support

FP2020’s strategic priorities

• Regular way to communicate with

the community

135 Members

• 70 organizations

• Expertise in more than 50 of 69

FP2020 focus countries

• Youth advocates and implementers

www.familyplanning2020.org/eac

EAC Engagement to Date

• Informing youth work plan and

Reference Group discussion

• Aligning MCH and FP

messaging

• Identifying path for PHE

activities across coming year

http://www.familyplanning2020.org/eac


THE FP2020 MIDPOINT: AN INVIGORATED AND GROWING PARTNERSHIP

• Largest wave of new and renewed commitments since the London

Summit – 93 total commitment makers

• Three new countries: Afghanistan, Lao PDR, Vietnam

• Two new organizations: Population Services International and

Margaret Pyke Trust, with the Population & Sustainability Network

• More data than ever—increasingly countries, country partners, donors, and

other stakeholders are using annual data to inform discussions around policy

and programming

• Highlighting family planning’s cross-sectoral impact on the SDGs and

promoting FP as a development “best buy”

• Ensuring all our efforts promote a rights-based approach as we work

toward universal access to FP for all women and girls, everywhere


REFERENCE GROUP MEETINGS:UPDATE AND LOOK AHEAD

Summer Meeting: June 29-30

(London)

• Reaffirmed a culture of accountability

and ownership among Reference

Group members, highlighting

institutional and personal priorities to

advance FP2020 priorities

– Identified key challenges and

opportunities for Reference Group,

FP2020, and partners surfaced

through the Secretariat's increased

efforts and collaboration at the

country-level

• Reviewed provisional 2016 data

Fall Meeting: Week of October 31

(Dar es Salaam, Tanzania)

• Launch of 2016 Annual Progress Report

• Coordinating with the Global Financing

Facility (GFF) to host a joint-bridge day

linking the Reference Group and GFF

Investors Group Meetings

– Ensuring that family planning is

integrated within the RMNCAH

continuum and GFF investment

cases, budgets, and results

frameworks by eligible countries

PORTFOLIO UPDATES: KEY HIGHLIGHTS



HIGH-IMPACT PRACTICES WEBINAR

Mobile Outreach Services: Addressing Inequities in Access to Family

Planning Services and Commodities

Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016 (9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. ET)

Speakers

• Marguerite Farrell, Health Officer and the Private Sector Team Leader, Service

Delivery Improvement Division, USAID

• Tom Ellum, Outreach Channel Director, Marie Stopes International

• Ibrahim Muhammad Ibrahim, Executive Director, Planned Parenthood

Federation of Nigeria (PPFN)

• Eva Ros, Country Support Director, FP2020

Register: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4968659337022473473

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4968659337022473473

DRIVING COUNTRY IMPACT –PROGRESS, CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR ACTION


COUNTRY-LEVEL SUPPORT

• Clear roles and expectations of

FP2020 Focal Points

(Government/UNFPA/USAID/DFID)

• Country Support Director and 3

Regional Managers (Asia, Anglophone

Africa, Francophone Africa) connect

with FP2020 Focal Points

• Significant intensification of

engagement with countries to ensure

progress on commitments

• Regional Focal Point Workshops held

in Asia and Africa creating clear Action

Plans in support of countries’ priorities,

whether through CIPs or national FP

strategies

FP2020 REFERENCE GROUP MEETING, LONDON

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ASIA

11 countries

January 29-30, 2016

1. Reaching young people

with youth friendly

information, products, and

services

2. Poor supply chains

leading to frequent

stockouts

3. Lack of effective data

collection and utilization

4. Low LARC usage due to

limited provider training

and knowledge

5. Need for increased

private-sector inclusion

in FP service provision

and program funding

REGIONAL CHALLENGES


ANGLOPHONE AFRICA

12 countries

April 13-14, 2016

1. Limited access to youth

friendly FP services

2. Effective data usage at a

policy-level

3. A lack of commodity

security especially for

distribution to hard-to-

reach health facilities

4. Low usage of LARCs due

to limited service provider

training and knowledge

5. Minimal domestic

financing for FP services

and contraceptive

procurement

FRANCOPHONE AFRICA

12 countries (8 OP)

May 30-31, 2016

1. Minimal demand creation

2. Inadequate quality FP

services for youth

3. Insufficient domestic and

external financial

resources for the purchase

and dissemination of

contraceptives

4. Lack of coordination for

CIP implementation among

partners and across sectors;

5. Weak contraceptive

security and supply chain

management

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EXTERNAL RESOURCES: FP2020 WEBSITE

COUNTRY PAGES


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RIGHTS AND YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES AND ACTION


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FOCUS ON RIGHTS-BASED FAMILY PLANNING

Two-day program consultation in London, June 2016 to share current

work and approaches

Meeting report and webinars

• To be released in September along with campaign to build community

of practice/increase awareness

• Quarterly webinars, listserv, and compilation of resource library

• Building towards an evidence meeting in 2017


Next steps

• Guidance on RBFP for country teams

working on CIPs and work plans and

advocates

• Meetings with other sectors to share

approach

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FOCUS ON ADDRESSING THE NEEDS OF YOUTH

Youth Country Support Update

• Each focal point meeting featured a youth session and had youth-

related technical assistance available for consultation during action

plan development

• Held a stakeholder meeting with CSOs (including youth led

organizations)

• Resulted in considerable focus on young people, continued support

with quarterly calls

Youth Consultations and Engagement

• With Reference Group Member Margaret Bolaji, IYAFP, and EAC

members:

• Developed and disseminated a survey and held 20 follow-up phone

calls to assess current youth related FP opportunities to assess the

current challenges

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1. Join a call in September to discuss: How do we make a package

youth-specific country family planning information (FP2020

commitments, progress updates, youth priorities in action plans) be

most useful to young advocates, especially at the sub-national?

2. Call to youth FP experts: Interested on holding quarterly or regular

calls to discuss regional or country-specific youth opportunities?

3. Send us your leads: Aware of an upcoming country specific youth

family planning challenge or opportunity that you feel focal points

and/or the young advocates need to be aware of?


EAC SUPPORT REQUESTED

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• Please indicate interest in participating by completing a survey that

will be shared in the days following the webinar

• Sandra Jordan, Senior Director, Global Advocacy, Rights and

Youth

– [email protected]

• Emily Sullivan, Youth Engagement Manager

– [email protected]


CONTACT

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WORKING TOGETHER AND Q&A


– Use the Q&A pod to submit questions (please also indicate if

you are on the phone or using your computer mic)

– Use *6 to unmute your line if you are on the phone

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