About FP2030

The Global Call to Action for the Provision of Rights-Based, Client-Centered Sexual and Reproductive Health During and After COVID-19 is launched.

FP2020 launches Ready to Save Lives: Sexual and Reproductive Health Care in Emergencies, a groundbreaking SRH preparedness toolkit developed in collaboration with JSI, IPPF, WRC, UNFPA, and IAWG.

FP2020 unveils the vision framework for the post-2020 partnership, developed after months of wide-ranging consultations with the global family planning community.

Our impact reaches 320 million total users of modern contraception in the 69 FP2020 countries.

FP2020 and AVAC co-host an online satellite session on integrating HIV services with family planning and other SRH care. FP2020 and AVAC also launch a new joint website on SRH/HIV integration.

The Asia and Anglophone Africa focal point workshops are shifted to an online format. Additional virtual workshops are convened for the Francophone countries in July and for all regions in October and November.

This call to action seeks to ensure that accessible family planning services are available to all, driving positive transformations and nurturing healthier communities worldwide.

Over 140 participants convene in Senegal for FP2020’s concluding in-person meeting, originally intended in Bangladesh but adapted to a virtual three-day Zoom gathering.

COVID cancels Reproductive Health meeting, FP2020 arranges hybrid gathering to address SRHR and FP in emergencies.

Emphasizing their unwavering commitment to empowering individuals, FP2020 plays a pivotal role in breaking barriers and ensuring accessible, quality reproductive healthcare for all, aligning with the promises made in Cairo.

Nairobi hosts an event with UNFPA and FP2020 to recommit to Cairo’s Population Conference and 2030 Agenda.

Our impact reaches 302 million total users of modern contraception in the 69 FP2020 countries.

The Margaret Pyke Trust launches Thriving Together: Environmental Conservation and Family Planning. FP2020 joins with more than 150 organizations working in 170 countries to pledge support for the campaign.

ECHO study in 4 African countries found no significant difference in HIV risk among 3 contraceptives, highlighting young women’s vulnerability to HIV and unintended pregnancy.

More than 140 participants convened in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. Focal point teams from 18 commitment-making countries include youth focal points for the first time.

Hosted by the World Health Organization in partnership with FP2020, the TA Mechanism assists FP2020 countries with implementing their adolescent and youth commitments.

This statement champions the significant involvement of young individuals in shaping policies and programs that affect them.

Rwanda hosts the fifth International Conference on Family Planning. The FP2020 Reference Group holds its in-person meeting the day before the opening ceremony.

More than 100 participants gather in Kathmandu, Nepal, including focal point teams (with youth representatives) from 13 commitment-making countries.

Egypt, the Kyrgyz Republic, and Sri Lanka are welcomed as new FP2020 commitment-making countries. Promundo joins as an institutional partner.

FP2020 welcomes Jennifer Schlecht as Senior Advisor for Emergency Preparedness and Response, the result of a partnership between FP2020 and CARE.

FP2020 added youth focal points to their system in 2017, with young people serving as “youth representatives” at workshops. In 2019, they made them full-fledged youth focal points in all commitment-making countries.

Over 100 individuals gathered in Lilongwe, Malawi, which included focal point teams from 15 countries that have made commitments.

The two-day agenda includes a focus on Nigeria’s family planning program, with presentations by the Government of Nigeria and key civil society partners.

FP2020 welcomes youth-led commitments from Alliance des Jeunes Ambassadeurs, International Youth Alliance, Organization of Africa Youth, Tanzania Youth, and Uganda Youth.

Our impact reaches 294 million total users of modern contraception in the 69 FP2020 countries.

These commitments mark a significant milestone toward achieving our vision of a world where all individuals have access to family planning services and resources.

The Family Planning Summit 2017 united FP2020 partners, attracting new commitments and addressing critical issues. Eleven Global Goods were announced.

Experts, providers, and advocates unite globally to promote universal access to contraceptives for youth, breaking barriers to choice

Four new countries – Afghanistan, Lao PDR, South Sudan, and Vietnam – have been announced as committed to FP2020. Population Services International and the Margaret Pyke Trust have also joined as institutional partners.

FP2020 and a coalition of partners organize the Latin America and Caribbean Conference to Reduce Inequalities in Sexual and Reproductive Health, held in Cartagena, Colombia.

Afghanistan, Lao PDR, South Sudan, and Viet Nam are announced as new FP2020 commitment-making countries. Population Services International and the Margaret Pyke Trust join as institutional partners.

Our impact reaches 287 million total users of modern contraception in the 69 FP2020 countries.

Margaret Bolaji of Nigeria is appointed the first youth representative on the FP2020 Reference Group.

FP2020’s Biennial Regional Workshops: Learning and Planning for Enhanced Contraceptive Access in Asia and Africa.

Our impact reaches 279 million total users of modern contraception in the 69 FP2020 countries.

16 FP2020 countries create plans to implement WHO’s new PPFP guidance at Postpartum Family Planning Global Meeting.

In 2015, the FP2020 initiative neared midpoint, prompting partners to renew commitments with more ambitious objectives and strategies.

Madagascar, Mali, Nepal, and Somalia become FP2020 commitment-making countries. Bayer Healthcare, Management Sciences for Health, and Pfizer join as institutional partners.

FP2020 Focal Points: Istanbul Workshop Launches Key Engagement and Resources

Burundi, Cameroon, and Togo become FP2020 commitment-making countries. The Brush Foundation and EngenderHealth join as institutional partners.

FP2020 Rights and Empowerment Principles define 10 key dimensions of rights-based family planning and became core to global advocacy.

Our impact reaches 273 million Total users of modern contraception in the 69 FP2020 countries.

The Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) provided small grants for family planning in FP2020 nations, benefiting millions with $11M for 122 projects in 49 countries. Launched in 2014, RRM ended in 2020, making way for a new partnership structure in 2021.

Benin, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea, Mauritania, and Myanmar become FP2020 commitment makers.

FP2020’s Metrics Working Group established contraceptive use baseline and Core Indicators. Track20 project helps countries collect, analyze, and report family planning data.

World leaders commit to reaching 120 million women and girls with modern contraception by 2020. The FP2020 initiative is launched.