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Funding crisis threatens Kenya’s family planning gains Health 46 min ago

Funding crisis threatens Kenya’s family planning gains Health 46 min ago

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

What you need to know: Demand remains high: 76 of every 100 married women want to avoid or delay pregnancy, and 48 per cent of non-users intend to start.

Demand remains high: 76 of every 100 married women want to avoid or delay pregnancy, and 48 per cent of non-users intend to start.

The CS said the ministry would keep strengthening domestic financing and resource mobilisation by incrementally increasing allocations for reproductive health commodities and programmes at national and county levels, "thereby reducing reliance on external assistance, widening public health communication to all 47 counties, scaling self-care approaches such as self-administered DMPA-SC injectables with clinical supervision and reporting, and using the network of more than 88,000 Community Health Promoters for referral, commodity access, and continuity of care.

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