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IPPF attended World Water Week Conference in Stockholm on 28-29 August and presented a reportthat we prepared together with WaterAid, MSI, IWHC and Simavi which demonstrates that combining WASH and SRHR bolsters health and human rights outcomes.

Download IPPF's latest report on social franchising work, theory of change and strategy.

The Advocacy Common Agenda will guide our work at all levels of the Federation to achieve Outcome 1 of the IPPF Strategic Framework 2016–2022, namely to ensure that 100 governments respect, protect and fulfil sexual and reproductive rights and gender equality. In doing so, IPPF will contribute to the International Conference on Population and Development Programme of Action, and to the Sustainable Development Goals.

The historically mixed data and the need to control for confounding required further investigation into the association between use of progestogen‑only injectables and increased risk of HIV acquisition, using a more robust research design. This led to the development of the Evidence for Contraceptive Options and HIV Outcomes (ECHO) trial.

IPPF's 2018 financial statement.

The results of the ECHO trial were published in the Lancet on 13 June 2019. The ECHO trial finds no link between HIV acquisition and the use of DMPA-IM, progestogen implant, and non-hormonal copper IUD.

Read IPPF's capability statement on Universal Health Coverage.