This webinar, featuring speakers from Pathfinder International, IntraHealth, and Frontline Health Workers Coalition, focuses on the high impact practice of community health workers.

This High-Impact Practice examines the process of commitment making, highlighting three forms of commitment—expressed, institutional, and financial—at the global, regional, country, and subnational levels and considers why galvanizing support for family planning is important, presents examples of different types of commitment and how they advance the enabling environment, and offers experiential learning from experts in the field.

This short video introduces the concept of HIPs, shares examples, and orients users to the practical resources available on the HIPs website.

This brief focuses on the elements of Adolescent-Friendly Contraceptive Services that are typically implemented within a service delivery setting. It describes how mainstreaming AFCS can address key challenges for contraceptive programs, discusses the existing evidence of adolescent-friendly elements, outlines key issues for planning and implementation, and identifies knowledge gaps.

Leadership and management are both essential elements to developing successful family planning programs. This brief defines common leadership and management traits and provides an overview of how strong leadership and management can improve family planning programs. It also reviews the evidence of the effect of leadership and management strategies on health service outputs and health outcomes and identifies key issues to consider when building leadership and management capacity.

On Thursday, July 30, 2015, from 9:30 AM - 10:30 AM EDT, the IBP HIPs Task Team hosted a webinar on Standards for Identifying Evidence-based Practices in Reproductive Health.

View a 90-minute webinar hosted by WHO/IBP, UNFPA, USAID, and the IBP HIPs Task Team on High-Impact Practices, effective service delivery or systems interventions that when scaled up and institutionalized, can strengthen a comprehensive family planning strategy.

What is the emerging high-impact practice in family planning service delivery? Provide vouchers where financial and information barriers impede access to modern methods of contraceptives

Investments that promote keeping girls in school, particularly in secondary school, have far-reaching and long-term health and development benefits for individuals, families, and communities.

High-Impact Practices (HIPs) are evidence-based practices that when scaled-up and institutionalized can support family planning programs and maximize investments and efforts to improve reproductive health.