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Supporting women during humanitarian crisis
IPPF Humanitarian - Australian Aid logos

The Australian Parliamentary Group on Population and Development (APGPD) welcomes the commitment by the Australian Government to continue funding the International Planned Parenthood Federation’s work with women during humanitarian crises. Over 800 women and girls are dying every day from complications in pregnancy and childbirth. Three in five preventable maternal deaths occur in conflict, displacement and natural disasters.

Extended Mexico City Policy detrimental to health care of world's poorest
women in Nepal, one of the country affected by the Global Gag Rule

Mexico City Policy will have a devastating impact for International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) with its extension far beyond family planning. Restrictions into support for HIV, maternal health and infectious diseases programmes will mean that millions will be denied lifesaving healthcare they need. The policy will hit hardest, the women living at the margins of society – the poorest, the most remote and those under 25.

SIFPO 2: Family Health Options Kenya (FHOK)
Condom demonstration in Kenyan slum
Supported by USAID, IPPF's Kenyan Member Association and the Population Council is implementing a specific project to target and increase reproductive health of adolescent girls.
SIFPO 2: Supporting voluntary family planning and Zika prevention in countries affected by Zika
Youth volunteers from IPPF clinic in Honduras hold a banner about Zika
The USAID funded SIFPO2 project is supporting four IPPF Member Associations to scale up their response to Zika in: Honduras, the Dominican Republic, Guatemala and El Salvador.
End gender based violence and HIV to ensure equity
Four black women, looking at the camera. Gambia, ph:Chloe Hall
IPPF & UN Women are implementing a joint project to address HIV vulnerability among adolescent girls and young women by engaging and empowering them.
BRICS

The BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa) cover more than 40% of the world’s population. Cooperation between BRICS countries offers opportunities to share national challenges, approaches and learnings around sexual and reproductive health and rights, gender equality and women’s empowerment.  IPPF has been working with the BRICS governments in support of a seminar series for officials and experts on population and development issues. 

SIFPO2: Family Planning Association of Nepal
Woman getting health screening from IPPF clinic in Nepal
USAID’s cooperative agreement with IPPF and FPAN aims to dramatically increase access to voluntary family planning (FP) information, education and services throughout Nepal.
Webinar: Addressing SRH and HIV needs among people who use drugs
Kenyan young man

“Addressing sexual and reproductive health (SRH) and HIV needs among key populations: People who use drugs - the case of Kenya” took place on Thursday, 27 August 2015.