Implementation of Sexual and Reproductive Health Programs
Design, implementation, and management of programs
Successful programming of reproductive health services is influenced by smart design, planning, and management. This module provides tools and resources related to the planning, implementation, and management of programs and services in reproductive and sexual health. The resources cover wide range of technical topics, including cultural-appropriate family planning counseling, procurement and logistics of contraceptive commodities, as well as select tools on quality improvement and monitoring and evaluation. Further resources on quality improvement for reproductive health as well as maternal and child health is available in our quality improvement toolkit. Additionally, resources on supply chain management and logistics are available in our supply chain management toolkit.
Documents
This document contains the technical guidelines and norms of the Strategy for Strengthening the Effective Management of Family Planning Services for the State of Chiapas, Mexico. As part of the design process, the document provides recommendations on management within the technical areas of the organization of family planning (FP) services, monitoring & evaluation/supervision of FP services, data management, contraceptive logistics and supply chain, basic FP commodities, and human resources. Additionally, the document lists external resources from Mexico.
This document describes the Strategy for Strengthening the Effective Management of Family Planning Services for the State of Chiapas, Mexico. The strategy has three key components: care, service provision, and service management. The document includes action items on how to implement the strategy that can serve as an example for those interested in developing and implementing family planning programs.
The present guidelines constitute a tool to aid providers in the development of family planning activities and the management of logistics of medicines and contraceptive supplies. The document is specific to Honduras and is intended to serve as an example of a supply chain management tool in the context of family planning.