India

Date established	1999
Contact details	Population Health Services India House No 6-3-609-15 (1st Floor) Anand Nagar Colony Khairatabad Hyderabad 500004 India Telephone: + 91 40 306 806 59 Email: phsindia@phsindia.org
Services offered	Family planning; abortion; health screening; HIV/STIs; maternal health; post abortion care; primary health care; social marketing; young people
Number of clinics	12
Outreach / mobile services	Yes
Social marketing products & brands	Condoms: Ahsaas; Fire; Kamagni; Thril; Nirodh Contraceptive pill: Kushi; Mala D Contraceptive injection: Kushi Injectable IUD: Kushi IUD Medical abortion: Kushi Pregnancy test: Kushi Pregnancy Test Strips
Major donors	European Community; David & Lucile Packard Foundation

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Highlights

contracted by the Government to provide services on their behalf
largest social marketing programme in the Marie Stopes International global partnership – selling 75 million condoms in 2006 alone.
expanded the social marketing product range – now 3 condom brands as well as oral contraceptive pill, emergency contraceptive pill, contraceptive injection and an IUD brands. As well as an own brand condom and a contraceptive pill, Populations Health Services India also now market brands on behalf of the Government of India
1st to launch Marie Stopes International’s own brand medical abortion pill

Future plans

go nationwide with the social marketing programme by 2011
expand the clinic network further into more states (currently have clinics in 3 states)

Key statistics for India
Source: UNFPA State of world population 2007
Total population (millions) (2007)	1,135.6
Average population growth rate (%) (2005 - 2010)	1.4
Projected population (millions) (2050)	1,592.7
Life expectancy (M / F)	63.0 / 66.5
Total fertility rate (2007)	2.79
% contraceptive prevalence: any method	48
% contraceptive prevalence: modern methods	43
Births per 1,000 women aged 15-19	63
% births with skills attendants	43
Maternal mortality ratio (per 100,000 live births)	540
Infant mortality total per 1,000 live births	60
Under 5 mortality (M / F)	84 / 88
HIV prevalence rate (%) (15-49) M / F	1.3 / 0.5
Health expenditure public (% of GNP)	1.2