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DateJune 3, 2015
To meet its new goal, the organisation aims to halve the amount it costs to reach each new user by using economies of scale, improving operational efficiencies, and harnessing emerging forms of contraception. As well as increasing the overall contribution of Marie Stopes International’s own funds, it will also seek to double its annual income from donor and domestic financing. Read more.
DateJune 3, 2015
Updated - June 3, 2015—Marie Stopes International doubles its 2012 pledge to expand access to contraception to 6 million women and girls who have previously been unable to access it and now commits to reaching 12 million new users of contraception by 2020. This represents 10 percent of FP2020’s overall goal to enable 120 million more women and girls to use contraceptives by 2020. Read more.
July 11, 2012, London—To reach this commitment, MSI will use its range of service-delivery channels to reach 6 million new family planning users; provide another 4 million existing family planning users with greater quality and choice than they currently have from their existing provider; and sustain the provision of family planning choices for the 10 million women who utilized MSI services in 2011.
DateJune 3, 2015
Marie Stopes International (MSI) commits to enabling a total of 26 million women (commitment updated on June 3, 2015), in the world’s poorest countries, to use contraceptives by 2020. MSI will work in partnership with governments to help identify, address and remove policy, financial, and other barriers to accessing contraceptives, information and services.
