ICFP Program Implementation Subcommittee - IBP Track
The ICFP Program Implementation Subcommittee is dedicated to collaborating and learning about innovative approaches, tools, and resources to support stronger family planning and reproductive health programs.
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For more information about the ICFP IBP Track Program Implementation Subcommittee, please contact the ICFP Secretariat at info@theicfp.org.
Who is Involved?
Current membership includes WHO/IBP Network executive leadership, IBP Network members, ICFP2025 Youth Trailblazers, WHO/IBP Global Fellows, stakeholders from civil society organizations, government, and researchers, who bring a wealth of experience to multiple aspects of family planning programming.
What Do You Do?
Through a highly interactive track created by a diverse group of implementers, the subcommittee will highlight the critical linkages between diverse groups of experts and advocates in strengthening family planning programs and improving equity and access to family planning information and services.
About This Subcommittee
The ICFP Program Implementation Subcommittee aims to complement other subcommittees and scientific tracks and highlight the experiential learning of diverse groups of stakeholders. Objectives include:
- Engage partners, governments, practitioners, scientists, youth-led organizations, and activists across regions and sectors.
- Create an equitable, collaborative space where different experiences, languages, and geographies are represented.
- Create space and opportunities to exchange experiences on ‘what works’ and ‘what doesn’t work’ and how they can apply to different contexts.
- Encourage long-standing and new partners to push the boundaries and work with countries to achieve their vision of sustainable development — and UHC in particular — by investing in family planning and supporting resilient health systems and services.
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Meet the ICFP Community
The ICFP platform is anchored by 11 dynamic subcommittees, bringing together individuals and organizations from across the global sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) community.
