Increase their minimum contribution to contraceptive commodities to at least $1m in the 2018 financial year. | The Motion Tracker

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Interpretation of Commitment

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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On Track Available information indicates that process indicator is not yet achieved, but ongoing efforts are being made
Not on Track No contribution has been reported

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Health System Financing

Increase minimum contribution to contraceptive commodities to a minimum of 50% per year.

Process Indicators
- On Track MoH allocates 50% of the annual contribution of US$1,090,000 towards Contraceptives commodities.
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Health System Financing

Financing for contraceptive services into the National Health Financing Strategy, the costed National Health Strategic Plan, and the proposed National Social Health Insurance scheme.

Process Indicators
- On Track MoH purchases contraceptive commodities
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Health System Financing

Donors to continue to support the procurement of contraceptive commodities to sustain the gains made so far, with the development of a financial sustainability plan for gradual reduction of donor financing.

Process Indicators
- On Track Number of Donors supporting the procurement of Contraceptive commodities every year.
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