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Vietnam - Program & Service Delivery

DateJuly 11, 2016

The government commits to working with UNFPA to implement Project VNM8P02, which supports the Ministry of Health to effectively implement the National Strategy on Population and Reproductive Health (2011-2020). The project's total official development assistance (ODA) budget for the Ministry of Health for the period of 2011-2016 is USD $7.3 million. The project supports implementing a comprehensive condom program; controlling condom quality; developing a population law and other legal documents on family planning; conducting surveys on the accessibility to family planning services; and administering surveys on barriers faced by ethnic minority populations in accessing family planning services. During the period of 2016-2020, UNFPA commits to continuing its support to Vietnam on family planning and sexual and reproductive health and other issues.

The government will also partner with MSI to promote procurement of and access to long-term and permanent family planning methods for women living in difficult and prioritized areas in the country, including poor and near-poor women and minority women, basing services on the principle of a client's rights to informed choice and conforming to technical criteria as well as the Ministry of Health's requirements. In addition, the program will also support marketing capacity and procurement of contraceptives and diversifying choices of long-term contraceptives, including IUDs and implants.

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Hewlett Foundation - Policy & Political

DateJuly 11, 2012

The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation will support an effort to develop and cost out options for an external accountability mechanism around the financial and political commitments made at the London Summit on Family Planning. The Hewlett Foundation also will intensify engagement in the Ouagadougou Partnership and its focus on accelerating access to family planning services in Francophone West Africa with the Gates Foundation, USAID, and the French Government.

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William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Official Update Official report icon

DateSeptember 28, 2015

SourceWilliam and Flora Hewlett Foundation

In August 2015, the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation shared an update on progress in achieving its commitments to FP2020.

Exploring an External Accountability Mechanism: As reported in our FP2020 update last year, the Hewlett Foundation provided support in 2012 to Results for Development (R4D) to develop options for civil society-led accountability mechanisms to ensure follow through on the commitments made at the London Summit. Based on research into accountability mechanisms in other sectors and on consultations with a wide range of stakeholders in the family planning and reproductive health field, in May 2014 R4D produced the report Accelerating Progress in Family Planning: Options for Strengthening CSO-led Monitoring and Accountability. R4D is currently engaged in dissemination efforts to share these options with organizations interested in accountability work and with potential donors. The Hewlett Foundation currently does not have plans to support any of the options described in the report.
Engagement in Francophone West Africa and the Ouagadougou Partnership: Hewlett made approximately $4.75 million and $3 million in grants in 2014 and 2015 respectively to support activities in Francophone West Africa aligned with the goals of the Ouagadougou Partnership and priorities in the country costed implementation plans.

Highlights of grants made in 2014 and 2015 in Francophone West Africa include significantly increasing the Foundation’s support (along with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation) to the Ouagadougou Partnership Coordination Unit; providing a large, flexible grant to Marie Stopes International for developing an organizational strategy for the Sahel and testing different approaches for regional procurement and operational models; renewing support to Hope Consulting to incorporate results from the 2013 market segmentation analysis into Ministry of Health and family planning partner programming; renewing support to IntraHealth International for family planning advocacy coalitions in Benin, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger and Senegal; and funding World Faiths Development Dialogue to engage high-level faith leaders in Senegal in dialogue with the government about how to support implementation of that country’s costed implementation plan.
In September 2015 the Hewlett Foundation plans to launch a formative evaluation of our strategy for family planning and reproductive health in Francophone West Africa. The evaluation will assess the Foundation’s strategy to serve as a catalyst in the region to spur an increase in access and use of family planning and reproductive health services, both through grantmaking and active participation as a core donor of the Ouagadougou Partnership.