Abstracts Archive

Background/ObjectivesOver the years, the acceptance and practice of family planning within the reproductive age group of 15-45 in Nigeria has been slow with only 17% of women taking it up and 15.1% not having access to family planning. The aim of this research is to point out and analyze sustainable...

BackgroundThe London summit on FP produced a global commitment to open access to 120m women for FP services. Nigeria's response is represented by the development of a national FP blueprint, projecting a 3% annual increase in the mCPR and aiming at achieving 27% by 2024. This translated into a massiv...

Background: Contraceptive funding in Nigeria is heavily donor dependent (87%) with government contributing about 13% over the last ten years. Annual contraceptive funding requirement increased from ~$15M (2013) to ~$28.5M (2021) resulting in a 500% funding gap increase ($2m to $12.1m). Without diver...