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Private Sector Allied for Inclusive Delivery of Accessible Reproductive Health: Strengthening the Role of Private Male Family Physicians in Family Planning

Punjab•June 2026•PAIDAR
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Overview

PAIDAR demonstrates how private-sector male family physicians can expand access to quality family planning services in Punjab. Implemented across six districts, the model combined provider mapping and competency-based training, digital reporting through a mobile MIS, pharmacy and pharmaceutical-distributor engagement, referral networks, and supportive supervision. The initiative engaged more than 805 physicians and served over 67,000 family planning clients, while also testing the provision of long-acting contraceptive methods through trained private providers.

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Document Type

Brief

Published

June 2026

Geography

Punjab

Year

2026

Project / Program

A DAFPAK component strengthening the role of private-sector male family physicians in family planning service delivery in Punjab.

Themes

Sexual & Reproductive HealthHealth SystemsPrivate Sector Engagement

Tags

Family PlanningReproductive HealthPrivate ProvidersPrivate SectorHealth Service DeliveryDigital Health

Recommended Citation

Population Council. 2026. Private Sector Allied for Inclusive Delivery of Accessible Reproductive Health (PAIDAR): Strengthening the Role of Private Male Family Physicians in Family Planning. Islamabad: Population Council.