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Family Planning Association of Nepal. Presentation to the UK APPG by: Dr. Navin Thapa, Director, FPAN Visiting Professor, IBMS, TU 21 st February 2011. Vision.
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Family Planning Association of Nepal Presentation to the UK APPG by: Dr. Navin Thapa, Director, FPAN Visiting Professor, IBMS, TU 21st February 2011
Vision • FPAN aims to be the national leader in SRHR, empowering the most at risk, marginalized and under-served people to exercise their sexual rights and to make informed choices about their SRH in an environment where stigma & discrimination has no place.
Mission • Provide quality and user friendly SRH services and advocate for sexual rights and universal access to SRHR for women, men and youth particularly poor, most marginalized and underserved group. • Increase resources through partnership with donors to fulfill greatest unmet SRHR needs. • Document and communicate consistently and clearly about our works with all stakeholders. • Effective use of technology and build capacity to mobilize professional/ technical volunteers at all levels. • Effective mobilization of external / internal resources to move towards sustainability • Increase effectiveness and efficiency through capacity building and result based management as well as performance based efficiency – in line with the ongoing Organization Development (OD) process. • Complement and supplement to the Govt./ National program by optimized collaboration. • Ensure addressing new emerging and connected issues (political / climate changes etc.) • To achieve this we have and will obtain commitment, determination of governance and management and effective partnership and more resources.
SRH Situation in Nepal • Health budget is relatively small at 5.3% in 2010 • Private spending accounts for over 50% of health expenditure • SRH area in not prioritized • Socio-cultural, religious
FPAN’s ROLE • Address Nepalese SRH needs • Complement and Supplement National SRH Programs • Demand generation • Health Promotion (awareness /IEC/BCC) • Provide SRH Services • Develop models of best practices e.g. integrated SRH services • Reach vulnerable and marginalized people in remote, rural areas
Right based approach to Program (5As) • Adolescents/ Youth: • 1. CSE Advocacy Service • 2. Gender Transformation • Abortion: 1. CMIS • HIV/AIDS: 1. Peer education • Access: IUD & Implants/LAFPs in rural areas • Advocacy: • 1. Health & SRH expenditures • 2. SRH/HIV Integration • 3. Medical Method of Abortion by NGO Paramedics • 4. Abortion in 2nd Trimester