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DateSeptember 14, 2015
The government of Madagascar commits to strengthen community mobilization and distribution of contraception by prioritizing the needs of women and girls located in difficult-to-reach areas. Madagascar also pledges to ensure contraceptive security, including products for emergency contraception, to beneficiaries and institutionalize the annual national campaign for family planning. In addition, the government also commits to strengthening technical platforms for health training in family planning, particularly for long-acting and permanent methods and post-abortion/post-partum family planning.
DateSeptember 14, 2015
The government of Madagascar commits to increasing the state budget devoted to family planning, including contraceptive purchasing and delivery, by at least 5 percent annually.
DateSeptember 14, 2015
The government of Madagascar pledges to revise all executive and legislative documents to support an enabling environment for family planning and to effectively enforce all family planning and marriage-related laws. The government also commits to strengthening partnership and public and private multisectoral engagement in cooperation with all ministries.
DateSeptember 14, 2015
Madagascar commits to increasing the contraceptive prevalence rate to 50 percent and decreasing by half the unmet need for family planning to 9 percent by 2020.