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This guide aims to demonstrate how the information collected through CMIS and other clinic data management systems can be utilized to make informed programme decisions and improve service delivery, while maintaining clients’ privacy and confidentiality.

Between June and September 2019, IPPF conducted a Midterm Review (MTR) of its Strategic Framework 2016–2022 to document and analyse progress made in implementing the Framework between 2016 and 2018.

This statement’s purpose is to provide guidance to IPPF Member Associations and other sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR)organizations to support sustained provision of essential and life‑saving SRH services in the context of the COVID‑19 pandemic.

The youth centered approach in IPPF’s humanitarian work is reflected in the four outcome areas of the Strategic Framework. The youth centred approach is also closely linked to IPPF’s principle of “leaving no one behind” and commitment to human rights.

This IMAP statement serves as a reminder of this call to action to ensure all people have access to comprehensive SRH services, including integrated contraceptive and HIV/STI services, provided through primary healthcare.

IPPF is committed to the achievement of gender equality because it is a human right, it advances women’s and girls’ empowerment and it is embedded in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). As such, we are proud to present a gender equality toolkit for Member Associations.

Following the following the release of the result of the ECHO trial and the WHO latest guidance statement and revised Medical Eligibility Criteria (MEC) for contraceptive use, IPPF developed a follow-up technical brief to support IPPF MAs and frontline service providers’ work regarding the provision of the integrated contraceptive, HIV and other STI programmes to expand access and contraceptive choice.