UNFPA Family Planning Nexus
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The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind.
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The contribution aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and gender based violence services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Nampula and Niassa provinces, with a focus on vulnerable groups by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind.
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At the national level: Couple-Years of Protection (CYP) was 4,327,769 (exceeding the target of 3,399,171) The new FP2030 commitment was launched, led by the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Health in July 2022. The evaluation of the six years of implementation of Sistema de Informação de Gestão Logística das Unidades Sanitárias (SIGLUS) in Mozambique took place, with the final report presented to UNFPA and Central de Medicamentos e Artigos Médicos (CMAM). Procurement of family planning commodities started in Quarter 3 of 2021 to cover the national family planning commodities needs through a bridge funding arrangement from UNFPA HQ pending the finalisation of the contribution agreement. The Compact Agreement, which aims to have the Government of Mozambique commit to contributing a minimum of 1% of the family planning contraceptive country needs with its state budget, was signed and endorsed by the Ministry of Health, UNFPA Mozambique country office, and UNFPA HQ. Six talk shows were held addressing key Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and Gender-Based Violence (GBV) issues targeting young girls and other key groups (LGBTI, People with Disabilities). Nampula Province: CYP was 773,842 (exceeding the target of 583,492). 6 Coordination and support meetings for the task force on managing contraceptives and commodities were conducted. 26 health service providers were trained in warehouse management. 34 Health Providers were trained on SIGLUS (Logistics Management Information System at the Health Facility level). 30 communities were engaged to address and advocate for family planning knowledge and demand the creation of family planning through community dialogues. 39 Health Professionals receive orientation sessions on the model of care, ensuring all entry points offer family planning services and methods. 41 health providers were trained on family planning techniques (inserting and removing the implanon, postpartum IUD, etc.). 32 health professionals and elementary polyvalent agents are trained to comprehensively manage GBV cases, including mental health and psychosocial support, clinical management, legal support, and reintegration into the community. 9 Health professionals and/or GBV health focal points trained in Clinical Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault. 4 Monitoring visits on the availability of contraceptives were carried out at provincial warehouses, District satellite warehouses and Health Facilities. Cabo Delgado Province CYP was 397,034 (exceeding the target of 273,728). 2 Coordination and support meetings were conducted for the task force on managing contraceptives and commodities. 44 health service providers were trained in warehouse management. 27 Health Providers were trained on SIGLUS at the Health Facility level. 12 Health Professionals receive orientation sessions on the model of care, ensuring all entry points offer family planning services and methods. 40 Health providers trained on family planning techniques (insertion and removal of the implanon, postpartum IUD, etc.). 193 mobile brigades of timely delivery of high-quality and integrated SRH services were carried out in resettlement sites and host communities. 47 health professionals and elementary polyvalent agents are trained to comprehensively manage GBV cases, including mental health and psychosocial support, clinical management, legal support, and reintegration into the community. 38 Health professionals and/or GBV health focal points trained in Clinical Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault. 3 Monitoring visits on the availability of contraceptives were carried out at provincial warehouses, District warehouses and Health Facilities. Niassa Province CYP was 278,374 (exceeding the target of 161,099) 3 Coordination and support meetings for the task force on the management of contraceptives and commodities 23 health service providers were trained in warehouse management. 47 Health Providers were trained on SIGLUS at the Health Facility level. 50 Health Professionals receive an orientation session on the model of care, ensuring all entry points are offering family planning services and methods 16 health providers were trained on family planning techniques (insertion and removal of the implanon, postpartum IUD, etc.) 12 mobile brigades of timely delivery of high-quality and integrated SRH services were carried out in resettlement sites and host communities 54 Health professionals and Elementary Polyvalent Agents trained in the area of comprehensive management of GBV cases, including mental health and psychosocial support, clinical management, legal support and reintegration into the community 25 Health professionals and/or GBV health focal points trained in Clinical Care for Survivors of Sexual Assault 4 Monitoring visits on the availability of contraceptives were carried out at provincial warehouses, District warehouses and Health Facilities.
This intervention aims at ensuring the availability of contraceptives at the national level and scale-up family planning and GBV services at the community level in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula province, with a focus on vulnerable groups including both internally displaced people and host communities, by reaching the furthest behind first and leaving no one behind. The specific objectives are as follows: Objective 1: Ensure contraceptive availability at all levels and expand the basket of contraceptive choice. Objective 2: Increase demand for, and utilization of quality sexual and reproductive health services focusing on family planning at the community level. Objective 3: Strengthen the provision of integrated SRH and GBV prevention and response services in Cabo Delgado, Niassa and Nampula Provinces, including ensuring inclusion of vulnerable populations (LGBTQN and people with disabilities).
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