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IPPF is committed to supporting Member Associations to develop social enterprise activities for the purpose of generating income, diversifying funding sources and, ultimately, achieving organizational and financial sustainability. IPPF understands social enterprise as using entrepreneurial methods to generate a surplus income, which is used to finance activities that enable the organization to fulfil its social mission.

A visionary partnership programme initiated by the Government of Japan (GOJ) to support IPPF Member Associations to deliver HIV and sexual and reproductive health services in Africa and Asia.

Si nce its establishment, JTF has enabled IPPF to integrate HIV services into sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) programmes through capacity building and dedicated projects. Member Association in 52 countries have implemented 132 projects providing over 2 million HIV and SRHR. 
 

Every year the IPPF awards grants to its young volunteers from around the world to support youth-led projects on sexual and reproductive health and rights.

2015 winners

For 2015, the projects were focused on tackling abortion stigma.

Expanding access to safe abortion is a key priority for IPPF and our Member Associations. A programme at IPPF since 2008 and now in its third phase, the Global Comprehensive Abortion Care Initiative (GCACI) is central to this work. 
GCACI currently supports 14 IPPF Member Associations across four regions to provide quality comprehensive abortion care, increase the uptake of post-abortion contraception and increase access to contraceptive services through service provision in 121 Member Association clinics.