Approaches for Mobilizing Resources for Family Planning Costed Implementation Plans: Examples of Success

One of the key functions of costed implementation plans (CIPs) is to inform government and other stakeholders of the financial resources needed to meet family planning goals. In many cases, the level of resource requirements surpasses previously budgeted or allocated amounts for family planning. The higher level of resource requirements, coupled with competing priorities for funding, calls for both expanded resource mobilization efforts as well as using existing resources more efficiently. The lack of resources is a key barrier to executing the CIP and limits achieving family planning goals and objectives. This document summarizes examples of successful resource mobilization efforts for CIPs in different contexts, some on a more sustainable basis and others as one-time success.

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