Increasing Contraceptive Use in Niger: Final Report 2015
This report covers the Camber Collective report on researching contraceptive use in Niger. Fertility in Niger has remained high despite overall decreases across Sub-Saharan Africa.
The objectives of the project were:
- Provide a baseline understanding of family planning dynamics in Niger that can be used by any family planning partner (government, donor, or NGO) to inform its strategy and programming
- Identify the most significant opportunities—related to demand and supply of contraceptives—to drive an increase in women’s modern contraceptive use in Niger
- Describe how the stakeholders to this project and their partners might adjust their grant-making and programming in Niger to address these opportunities
The report describes the three phases of the project:
- Phase I: Qualitative consumer research
- Phase II: Quantitative consumer research
- Phase III: Other strategic considerations and strategy development
Also described are the research methodology and the findings. The overall finding of the project was that demand issues were the leading driver in low use of contraceptives.
Source: Camber Collective
Date of Publication: March 25, 2019
SIMILIAR RESOURCES
Tools
Examples
- Men as More than Partners: Increasing Men’s Use of Sexual and Reproductive Health Products and Services through SBCC
- Prioritizing and Targeting SBC Investments for Youth
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- Social Franchising: Improving Quality and Expanding Contraceptive Choice in the Private Sector
- Essential Considerations for Engaging Men and Boys for Improved Family Planning Outcomes
- Factors Impacting Use of Health Services by First-time/Young parents: A Formative Research Toolkit
- Contraception and HIV: What Do the Evidence and WHO Technical Statement Mean for Programs?
- Men as Contraceptive Users and Family Planning Clients
- Multisectoral Integration of SBC Programming A High-Level Exploration of Integrating Family Planning with Other Development Sectors
- Reaching First-Time Parents and Young Married Women for Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancies in Burkina Faso
- Increasing Contraceptive Use in Niger
- Using Customer Insights to Reshape Policy and Programming in Niger
- Data Scoping Evidence for Contraceptive Use, ANC, Institutional Delivery, SBA, in Nepal
- Interventions to Reach Married Adolescents for Increased Contraceptive Use in Niger
- Accelerating Family Planning Demand Through Advanced Audience Segmentation (SPARK page)