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Welcome to our platform where we discuss vital interventions in the family planning and reproductive health sector. Here, we focus on providing accessible services, improving quality, ensuring the availability of contraceptives, enhancing partnerships, and implementing effective community marketing strategies.

1. Accessibility of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services


Objective 

To make family planning and reproductive health services available everywhere across the country


Mobile and Fixed Units: 

    • 5431 comprehensive fixed units including family health and development units. 
    • 582 mobile clinics. 
    • 479 family planning clinics run by NGOs.


Programs and Campaigns:

    • Door-to-door campaigns and awareness drives.  
    • Service activation campaigns and reproductive health caravans.
    • Visiting doctor programs and contracting with physicians to provide services. 

Postnatal Family Planning:

    • Implementation of postnatal and post-abortion family planning services especially intrauterine device (IUD) insertions after cesarean deliveries to avoid unintended pregnancies.

2. Ensuring Availability of Contraceptives


Objective 

To ensure continuous availability of a variety of modern contraceptive methods.


Contraceptive Methods:

    • Oral pills (two types), injectable contraceptives (two types), copper IUDs, male condoms, subdermal implants, topical pills, and emergency contraceptive pills.
    • Introduction of new options such as hormonal IUDs and Multiload IUDs.  
    • Introduction of self-injectables (SAYANA) to diversify contraceptive options.

 

3. Quality Improvement


Objective 

To enhance the quality of family planning and reproductive health services.

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Recognition and Training:

    • Clinics awarded the "Excellence Emblem" for outstanding service.
    • Training programs for service providers (doctors and nurses).
    • Enhancing the skills of community marketing teams (media officers, rural pioneers, women’s club supervisors).

 

Digital Systems:

    • Development of electronic systems for beneficiaries and supply chain management (LMIS-HMIS).
    • Integration of all family services data for the national family development project.  

Service Standards:

    • Updated service delivery standards.  
    • Training of supervisory teams.  

4. Community Marketing


Objective 

To increase awareness and usage of family planning services through social marketing.  

Media and Outreach:

    • Facebook page "حقك تعرفي لتنظيم الأسرة  "with 38,444 followers and 1,830,000 views.  
    • Television ads featuring famous Egyptian personalities and various radio dramas focusing on family planning and reproductive health.   

 

Behavioral Change Communication (SBCC):

    • Social media training.  
    •  House visits and informational seminars.
    • Distribution of IEC (Information, Education, Communication) materials.

 

Women's Clubs:

    • Development of women’s clubs in health units to educate women on family planning while providing skills training in handicrafts and other trades to improve economic status.   

5. Partnerships with Other Entities


Objective 

To strengthen cooperation with various entities for enhanced service delivery.

Governmental and Non-Governmental Partners:

    • Ministries (Higher Education, Endowments, Social Solidarity, etc.), NGOs, and international organizations (USAID, World Bank, WHO, etc.). 

Development Projects:

    • Collaborations aimed at holistic family development and improved service accessibility across all regions.