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On April 29 and 30, a caravan of Ouagadougou Partnership donors visited Mali to view progress that has been made in achieving family planning objectives and to understand existing challenges to these efforts. Since February, HP+ Mali has led the process of finalizing the country’s second generation costed implementation plan for family planning (CIP) that includes plans to accelerate modern contraceptive prevalence in the country from 16 percent in 2019 to 30 percent by 2023. The donor caravan deemed the CIP process to be “inclusive” of all necessary actors, highlighting the success of HP+ Mali in convening and executing the planning process. The project is in the process of finalizing the CIP in line with final recommendations from the pilot committee and aims to launch the plan in June 2019.
On April 29 and 30, a caravan of Ouagadougou Partnership donors visited Mali to view progress that has been made in achieving family planning objectives and to understand existing challenges to these efforts. Since February, HP+ Mali has led the process of finalizing the country’s second generation costed implementation plan for family planning (CIP) that includes plans to accelerate modern contraceptive prevalence in the country from 16 percent in 2019 to 30 percent by 2023. The donor caravan deemed the CIP process to be “inclusive” of all necessary actors, highlighting the success of HP+ Mali in convening and executing the planning process. The project is in the process of finalizing the CIP in line with final recommendations from the pilot committee and aims to launch the plan in June 2019.
On April 29 and 30, a caravan of Ouagadougou Partnership donors visited Mali to view progress that has been made in achieving family planning objectives and to understand existing challenges to these efforts. Since February, HP+ Mali has led the process of finalizing the country’s second generation costed implementation plan for family planning (CIP) that includes plans to accelerate modern contraceptive prevalence in the country from 16 percent in 2019 to 30 percent by 2023. The donor caravan deemed the CIP process to be “inclusive” of all necessary actors, highlighting the success of HP+ Mali in convening and executing the planning process. The project is in the process of finalizing the CIP in line with final recommendations from the pilot committee and aims to launch the plan in June 2019.
On April 29 and 30, a caravan of Ouagadougou Partnership donors visited Mali to view progress that has been made in achieving family planning objectives and to understand existing challenges to these efforts. Since February, HP+ Mali has led the process of finalizing the country’s second generation costed implementation plan for family planning (CIP) that includes plans to accelerate modern contraceptive prevalence in the country from 16 percent in 2019 to 30 percent by 2023. The donor caravan deemed the CIP process to be “inclusive” of all necessary actors, highlighting the success of HP+ Mali in convening and executing the planning process. The project is in the process of finalizing the CIP in line with final recommendations from the pilot committee and aims to launch the plan in June 2019.
On April 29 and 30, a caravan of Ouagadougou Partnership donors visited Mali to view progress that has been made in achieving family planning objectives and to understand existing challenges to these efforts. Since February, HP+ Mali has led the process of finalizing the country’s second generation costed implementation plan for family planning (CIP) that includes plans to accelerate modern contraceptive prevalence in the country from 16 percent in 2019 to 30 percent by 2023. The donor caravan deemed the CIP process to be “inclusive” of all necessary actors, highlighting the success of HP+ Mali in convening and executing the planning process. The project is in the process of finalizing the CIP in line with final recommendations from the pilot committee and aims to launch the plan in June 2019.
