Presentations

Monday

Market Development Approaches Working Group Meeting

• Making Markets Work for Reproductive Health – Elizabeth Westley
• Role of market shaping in building sustainable, healthy markets – Amy Lin
• The role of the private sector – Françoise Armand
• Generic manufacturers and their role in a sustainable RH market – Lester Chinery
• Data, Data Everywhere!
• The Challenge Initiative (TCI): Global Expansion of Urban Reproductive Health

New/Underused RH Technologies Caucus Meeting

• Background and Update – Heather Clark, Sophia DeLevie Orey
• Piloting Mobile Supply Management Tools for Abortion Commodities – Briton Bieze
• Innovation Grant for dissemination, information-sharing, training and awareness-raising of the potential for a simplified medical abortion strategy with multi-level pregnancy test (MLPT) follow-up in Kazakhstan – Jennifer Blum
• Strengthening actions of citizen participation and advocacy on commodity security for access to safe and legal abortion – Milka Dinev
• Heat Stable Carbetocin for prevention of PPH – Hans Vemer
• Post Partum IUD – Mukul Taparia

Tuesday

Systems Strengthening Working Group Meeting

• Agenda Overview – Ellen T. Tompsett
• Unpacking the mysteries of Universal Health Coverage – Fabio Castaño
• Emerging Technologies – Emily Bancroft
• Family Planning in the Global Financing Facility – Alison Marshall
• Family Planning in West Africa – Bouwaye Aissa Ado
• In their own world – Angela Mutunga

Advocacy and Accountability Working Group Meeting

• Family Planning in the Global Financing Facility – Erica Belanger
• Update from the Accountability Workstream – Vicky Boydell
• Innovation Fund – Emilie Peeters

Joint Systems Strengthening Working Group & Advocacy and Accountability Working Group Meeting

• Advocacy for Coordinated Supply Planning – Maggie Murphy
• Power Mapping of the Supply Chain – Sono Aibe

Wednesday

Maternal Health Supplies Caucus Meeting

• Maternal Health Supplies Activities
• Treatment Approaches for Preeclampsia in Low-Resource Settings: The Springfusor pump for delivery of magnesium sulfate – Hillary Bracken
• Innovations in Maternal Health Supplies – Update on Promising Maternal Health Technologies and where they may Fit in the Agenda – Laura J. Frye
• Impact of temperature excursions on oxytocin ampoule stability – Michelle McIntosh
• Transition to Maternal Health Caucus – The UN Commission on Life-Saving Commodities for Women and Children
• Maternal Health Supplies Caucus – The way forward

Joint Market Development Approaches Working Group & Advocacy and Accountability Working Group Meeting

• Welcome – Halima Sharif and Elizabeth Westley
• Policy advocacy to strengthen markets and improve access to essential health products – Erin Seaver

ForoLAC

• ForoLAC – Milka Dinev

Youth Discussion Group

• Highlights of the Youth Group’s work – Emilie Peeters

Thursday

Update: The State of the Coalition and the FP2020 Global Partnership

• State of the Coalition – John Skibiak
• The State of the Coalition and the FP2020 Global Partnership – Beth Schlachter

Data Hold Power – Focus on Ethiopia

• Data Hold Power – Focus on Ethiopia – Ellen H. Starbird, Desalegn Tigabu Zegeye, Paul Dowling, Endale Workalemahu, Scott Radloff

Parallel Sessions

• Findings from the 2015 FPwatch Outlet Surveys – Assessing FP Markets to Reach FP2020 Goals in Nigeria and the DRC – Godéfroid Mpanya, Arsène Binanga, Jennifer Anyanti, Kayode Akintola Afolabi
• Comparing PMA and RHCS surveys – Ethiopia 2015 – Lessons Learned – Solomon Shiferaw, Amy Tsui, Assefa Seme, Ayanaw Amogne, Scott Radloff
• The impact of wider method choice on contraceptive use – Scott Radloff, Sally Ann Dunst
• Pregnancy Test Market: Exploring potential impact and conducting country-level analyses – Amy Lin
• Pregnancy Tests for Family Planning – Kate H. Rademacher, Tracey Brett, David Jenkins, John Stanback
• Ensuring Availability, Access, Choice and Quality of Life-saving Abortion Commodities – John Hetherington
• Safe abortion commodities are reproductive health supplies too – Evidence supporting use of MLPTs in medical abortion follow-up and update on global product availability – Jennifer Blum
• Preventing stock-outs of safe abortion commodities and contraceptives in 13 countries – Briton Bieze
• Collaborating to Address Urgent Contraceptive Commodity Funding Gaps – Maggie Murphy, Mindy Scibilia, Renee Van de Weerdt, Martyn Smith
• What Goes In, Must Come Out – Using Procurement Data to Inform Programming Needs in Implant Removal – Megan Christofield, Linnea Zimmerman
• Menstruation – An urgent call for action for human right, peace, building, empowerment, and sustainable development – Radha Paudel
• Enhancing access to menstrual care products – Nancy Muller
• Big companies – big bad wolf or big help? – Elizabeth Scharpf
• The GFF and Family Planning – Family planning and contraceptives in GFF investment cases
• Mind the gap – A global call to action to highlight and eliminate the supplies gap – Sarah Shaw
• Putting hindsight to use – Applying lessons learned from family planning to new HIV prevention products and multipurpose prevention technologies – Amy Lin
• Postpartum Hemorrhage – Medicines and Interventions – Integrating misoprostol for PPH management in national programs
• Expanding contraceptive access and method choice through a total market approach for service delivery – Elaine Menotti
• Innovations in PPH medicines – Heat stable carbetocin for LMICs – Fiona Theunissen
• PATH Total Market Approach Activities in the Democratic Republic of Congo – Jerry Parks

Friday

Delivering on a Promise: The Story of Myanmar’s RH Supply Chain

• Delivering on a Promise: The Story of Myanmar’s RH Supply Chain

Global Contraceptive Commodity Gap Assessment

• Global Contraceptive Commodity Gap Assessment – John Skibiak, Director, Michelle Weinberger, Emily Sonneveldt, Mindy Scibilia
• Global Contraceptive Commodity Gap Analysis Summary Report (PDF)

Parallel Sessions

• Tapping into quality, value, choice – Roberto Mena, Seloi Mogatle, Kanyanta Sunkutu
• Lessons from the Transparent, Participation and Accountability Field for RH supplies – Vicky Boydell
• Innovative Solutions to Healthcare Barriers – Lessons from Strengthening the Vaccine Supply Chain – Emmanuelle Assy
• Supporting FP2020 Goals through Innovation in Supply Chain Optimization – Thidiane Ndoye, Ellen T. Tompsett
• What’s in a name? – Hayley Traeger, Alexis Heaton
• Challenges and opportunities in preparing supply chains for new product introductions – Shannon Bledsoe, Saumya RamaRao
• What’s Next with the LNG-IUS? Updates on Country Activities – Kate H. Rademacher, Temple Cooley
• Informed Push Model and the last mile – Integrating other health products to the IPM Approach in Senegal – Oumy Kalsoum Ndiaye Ndao
• SMS Resupply System – the last mile – Ilse Van Roy
• Avoiding pitfalls of other health strategies: Lessons from CIP development and execution
• The CIP Execution Approach – Bringing RHSC Pillars into Focus – Sara Stratton
• Getting On Track – Lessons Learned from Developing Costed Implementation Plans for Family Planning – Suneeta Sharma
• Driving with Data in Indonesia – How the “My Choice” project is using data to strengthen the family planning supply chain management system and increase product availability – Nurfadliah, Sarah Laaff
• Relationship Between Procurement and Implant Insertion Rates – Laila Akhlaghi
• Coordinated Supply Planning to Increase Availability of Contraceptive Implants – Alexis Heaton
• Pharmacists, the next possible cadre to advancing access to injectable contraceptives – Laila Akhlaghi, Sarah Anderson
• Making new contraceptive products available at the last mile in Uganda—CBD and self-administration – George William Barigye
• Country Transition to NXT, Lessons learned and applications for future product transitions and introductions – Claudette Diogo Attoh, Gilbert Mateshi, Irene Agyemang