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To achieve the greatest possible improvement in family planning (FP) and maternal, neonatal, and child health (MNCH) outcomes, successful interventions, practices, and approaches must be "scaled up," that is, implemented on a larger scale and incorporated into the laws, policies, and structures that govern health systems. In recent years, growing recognition of the importance of scale-up has led to intensified efforts to identify and scale up best practices in FP/MNCH and improve scale-up processes. Policy development and implementation are central to successful and sustainable scale-up.
This package of materials presents a programming approach designed to help countries advance the integration and measurement of policy development and implementation into the scale-up of FP/MNCH interventions and best practices. The approach provides planners and implementers with initial guidance and suggestions on how to systematically address policy development and implementation as they scale up FP/MNCH programs.
- Addressing Policy in Scale-Up of FP/MNCH (Brief) 184_MenuPolicyReportBriefFinal.pdf 951.76 kb
- Addressing Policy in Scale-Up of FP/MNCH (Poster) 184_PolicyScaleupPoster.pdf 780.94 kb
- Addressing Policy in Scale-Up of FP/MNCH (Report) 184_PolicyapproachreportFinal.pdf 879.10 kb