MSI Reproductive Choices: Evidence and insights
Summary
This compendium brings together recent evidence and insights from Marie Stopes International’s programmes across multiple countries. It showcases how the organisation uses data and research to expand access to contraception and safe abortion, improve quality of care, reach adolescents and other underserved groups, and test innovative approaches such as human-centred design, task-sharing, poverty measurement and integration of family planning into health insurance schemes.
Purpose
The purpose of the compendium is to share practical, evidence-based lessons that can guide governments, donors and implementing partners in strengthening sexual and reproductive health programmes. It aims to demonstrate how a robust “evidence ecosystem” can drive equity, efficiency and quality in service delivery, and to encourage wider adoption and adaptation of proven approaches to better serve women and girls, including adolescents and those living in poverty.
Audience
The models are intended to guide governments, NGOs, donors and practitioners designing or adapting programmes for adolescent girls.
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