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Hon Sylvia Ssennabulya, Member of Parliament, Hotel Africana  

The unmet need for contraception is 34.6% in Uganda.

Reproductive Health Uganda are addressing this by convening civil society partners to unite behind a campaign for increased political and financial commitment to reproductive health supplies and contraception.

Parliamentarians, technocrats and civil society attended a workshop about reproductive health supplies.

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Reproductive Health Uganda advocacy gains $1 million

The World Bank has allocated $1 million dollars per year for reproductive health commodities such as condoms, contraceptive pills and antiretrovirals in its loan to the Government of Uganda.

Reproductive Health Uganda (RHU), our Member Association, worked closely with the Network of African Women Members of Parliament (NAWMP), to make sure that reproductive health supplies were specified in the loan.

The loan was announced at the Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition (RHSC) annual meeting, hosted by the Government of Uganda.
 
Julia Bunting from the Department for International Development, and Chair of the RHSC, credited the Network of African Women Members of Parliament (NAWMP) and RHU for their persistent advocacy to ensure that reproductive health and commodities were included in the loan.

This will help meet the unmet need for contraception in Uganda.




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