Conducted facility assessment in 135 facilities in Northern Province.
Conducted facility assessment in 135 facilities in Northern Province. They also trained peer educators training in Northern and Sesheke District.
Trained 20 providers across the country in the provision of DMPA SC as per the DMPA SC Road Map.
Trained 20 providers across the country in the provision of DMPA SC as per the DMPA SC Road Map.
Trained CHAs who work with adolescents in the sites they are working in.
Trained CHAs who work with adolescents in the sites they are working in.
Participated in all MoH/ UNFPA led National FP Commodity quantification meetings.
Participated in all MoH/ UNFPA led National FP Commodity quantification meetings. They also worked towards the registration of Levoplant in country given the implant jadelle implant shortage the country faced in 2018.
Purchased contraceptive commodities.
Purchased contraceptive commodities.
Allocated $1.4 Million towards contraceptive commodities.
Allocated $1.4 Million towards contraceptive commodities.
Has continued to engage the donors to provide supplementary procurement of contraceptives commodities.
Has continued to engage the donors to provide supplementary procurement of contraceptives commodities in the short medium term whilst a more sustainable domestic financing mechanism is established. The donors that have been procuring FP commodities for Zambia are DFID, UNFPA and USAID.
The government and partners will scale up access to rights based FP.
The government and partners will scale up access to rights based FP through improving the method mix and strengthening task shifting to community based volunteers to improve availability in hard to reach communities.
The government commits to facilitating an enabling policy environment for rights based SRH service delivery.
The government commits to facilitating an enabling policy environment for rights based sexual and reproductive health service delivery by addressing all policy barriers and exploring best practices across the country.
This will include:
Deeper focus on adolescents through cross sectoral working, collaboration among the Ministries of Health, Education, Youth & Sport, and Community Development.
Addressing the data gap related to adolescents within national information systems.
Increase their minimum contribution to contraceptive commodities to at least $1m in the 2018 financial year.
The Government of the Republic of Zambia will increase their minimum contribution to contraceptive commodities to at least $1m in the 2018 financial year, and ensure that this increases by a minimum of 50%, from the average annual contribution of US$1,090,000 between 2013 and 2016, to at least $1.5 Million annually by 2020.
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