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DateJuly 11, 2012
Niger committed to quadrupling the family planning budget in 2013, from 55 millions FCFA in 2012 to 200 millions FCFA. Niger also committed to increasing country health budgets from 8.1 percent in 2012 to 15 percent (in alignment with the Abuja Declaration) in 2013, of which 25 percent will be allocated to reproductive health, and 10 percent of the reproductive health budget will be allocated to family planning.
DateJuly 11, 2012
Niger will implement the National Policy for Economic and Social Development 2015-2020 and the National Policy for Economic and Social Development (PDES), which targets the reduction of demographic growth from 3.3 percent in 2006 to 2.5 percent by 2015. Niger plans to revitalize the national committee monitoring RH commodities at all levels of the supply chain; complete the enforcement decree of law on reproductive health in order to implement family planning programs; and revise laws limiting the provision of injectable contraceptive methods by health workers.
DateJuly 11, 2012
Niger will strives to increase CPR to 25 interest by 2015 and 50 interest by 2020.
DateJune 11, 2012
Niger will work to include injectable contraceptives in methods provided by community health workers (CHWs). They will focus on new strategies to reach marginalized groups, including through Friends of Youth centers, and integrate family planning teaching into school health curricula.
Niger will also work to increase demand by scaling up the network of 200 Ecole Des Maris (School for Husbands), working with faith based networks, and integrating FP in the school health curriculum. To measure progress on the implementation of population policies, Niger will conduct contraceptive coverage surveys every 3 years, as well as conduct a national RHCS survey every year to follow indicators on the security of RH products, with emphasis on the availability of contraceptive products. Niger plans to have bi-annual follow-throughs of the supply chain of contraceptive products at the level of all 42 country districts and of the 8 regions as well as the national office of pharmaceutical and chemical products (ONPPC and the 3 regional ONPPC depots). In addition, Niger will introduce informative material and FP management tools (Channel software) at all levels (central, regional, district) for the monitoring and management of contraceptive commodities.
