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Sindh
This research brief presents overall findings from the Community Midwives Plus Project in Sindh. It describes the scale-up of a tested community-midwife engagement model in Matiari and Tando Muhammad Khan and highlights improvements in service readiness, family planning provision, contraceptive choice, and community-level access.
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Pakistan
This brief examines why men and boys should be engaged more systematically in family planning and sexual and reproductive health, including as supportive partners, contraceptive users, and agents of change in social and gender norms.
Pakistan
This brief reviews international and Pakistan evidence on the role of community health workers in family planning and considers how trained, equipped, supervised, and supported community-based workers can complement facility-based services and improve access for underserved communities.
Pakistan
This brief examines the potential of family physicians and the commercial private sector to expand access to family planning in Pakistan through a total market approach, including provider engagement, pharmaceutical-sector participation, training, commodity access, and sustainable business models.
Pakistan
This brief reviews international and Pakistan evidence on family planning vouchers as a demand- and supply-side financing mechanism to improve equitable access, expand contraceptive choice, and reach underserved populations while maintaining voluntary and rights-based service delivery.
Pakistan
This brief makes the case for additional and sustained financing for family planning in Pakistan, drawing on international evidence on investment needs, financing gaps, and the wider health and development benefits of expanding access to contraceptive services.
