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This brief summarizes the results of using the FP-SDGs Model to quantify the benefits of accelerated contraceptive use to help make the case for increased domestic resources for family planning. It offers actions that stakeholders can consider to accelerate progress on family planning and the SDGs in Mali.
This manual was created as a resource for conservation practitioners to learn the how, why, and what of PHE projects.
This policy brief explores the promising opportunity that exists to expand the use of Family Planning High Impact Practices (HIPs) within population, health, and environment (PHE) projects.
This course will introduce learners to the fundamentals of the PHE approach including PHE relationships, the benefits of integration, program considerations, the PHE policy and advocacy landscape, and how the PHE approach can contribute to global development priorities, such as the Sustainable Development Goals and Family Planning 2020 in an efficient and effective way.
A national webinar conducted by Madagascar PHE Network, including presentations from the following organizations: Ny Tanintsika, Blue Ventures, and Wildlife Conservation Society.
This technical guide, intended for NGO members of the Madagascar PHE Network, suggests a variety of community-based actions that can be taken according to the needs and capabilities of each organisation.
The Madagascar Population-Health-Environment (PHE) Network connects, inspires and supports practitioners, donors and policy makers to address Madagascar’s social and environmental challenges in a holistic way.
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