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#ICFP2022
The Largest Scientific Conference on Family Planning
14-17 NOVEMBER 2022 | Pattaya City, Thailand
A Movement. A Platform. A Community.
The International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) serves as a strategic inflection point for the family planning and reproductive health community worldwide. It provides an opportunity to disseminate knowledge, celebrate successes, and identify next steps toward reaching the goal of universal access to family planning systems, services and products by convening civil society, youth organizations, academia, governments, businesses, cities, parliaments, trade unions, media and more.
A COMMUNITY DEDICATED TO FAMILY PLANNING
Exchanging ideas and working together to innovate and advance family planning programming, advocacy, and research.
#NotWithoutFP
A 2-Day On-Demand Dialogue on Family Planning, Universal Health Coverage & COVID-19
On demand at ICFP2022.org
The Not Without FP Forum brought together scientists, advocates, leaders and community members to discuss the intersections of COVID-19, Universal Health Coverage and family planning systems, services and products.
This virtual convening was broadcast live from the Forum Homepage with a mix of plenary sessions, community driven conversations, scientific panels, and personal impact stories.
NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
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You’re Invited: ICFP Announces “The Pulse of FP with Dr. T” to Commemorate World Contraception Day 2021
On September 22 at 730 ET, Dr. T will bring together youth family planning champions from around the world to discuss what is being done to protect access to FP during the pandemic. We will also be launching our ICFP
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ICFP’s First-ever #NotWithoutFP Forum Event Report Now Available
The coming year is pivotal for the family planning community as we reflect on the progress made and challenges faced in reaching the ambitious FP2020 goal of enabling an additional 120 million women and girls to access high-quality, voluntary contraceptive
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ICFP Secretariat Discusses Global Impact of COVID-19 on Family Planning in Baltimore Sun Op-Ed
Exactly one year after the World Health Organization (WHO) made its pandemic declaration, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) estimated that 12 million women experienced disruptions to family planning services during the pandemic, resulting in 1.4 million unintended pregnancies. Despite
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