Primary & Partner Organizations: Children's Investment Fund Foundation

The needs of women and girls are complex, interconnected and intersectional. However, technical interventions to improve the lives of these same women are overwhelmingly focused on a single type of problem or vulnerability. For decades, activists and practitioners have called for greater integration of family planning programming with other areas of health and social development. Yet, year after year, funding and programming focus on narrow visions of success. Please join our panel of practitioners for a frank discussion on the challenges and rewards of integrating family planning programming with education, general healthcare, gender norms transformation and livelihoods.

Registration: Open Event (no registration required)