Increase health facilities providing FP services

Emphasis would also be made to expedite the transformation of the public health sector last mile distribution of health commodities using integrated informed push models through involvement of the private sector organizations for optimization of transportation and tracking of commodities using electronic logistics management solutions

Attempts will be made to scale up access to new contraceptive methods including DMPA Sub Cutaneous injection in the public and private sectors including removal of regulatory barriers that impede access.

We will also work to reform and expand task-shifting policy and its implementation to include patent Medicine Vendors and Community Resource Persons in order to expand access in difficult to reach areas and amongst disadvantaged population.

We envision a society where women and their families will be able to freely choose and use contraceptives according to their needs and have adequate and appropriate information to facilitate such decisions. To achieve this we will work to reduce physical barrier to family planning utilization by increasing the number of health facilities providing family planning services across the country from about 9,000 presently to 20,000 in 2020