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Marie Stopes International Nigeria client waiting for family planning counselling
20 May 2013 | Maternal health

Services, delivery on the ground and impact: Marie Stopes...

From 28th to 30th May, we'll be at the Women Deliver 2013 conference, working to ensure that the sexual and reproductive health community puts the 222 million women who want, but are unable to access contraception, at the forefront of its efforts.

Protecting choice in sexual and reproductive health

While the sexual and reproductive health (SRH) community committed last year to bringing family planning to 120 million more women by 2020, we urge our colleagues to remember that this is not just about numbers, but about protecting the rights of women to exercise freedom of choice in sexual and reproductive health.  

This is why, in the field, we are...

From 28th to 30th May, we'll be at the Women Deliver 2013 conference, working to ensure that the sexual and reproductive health community puts the 222 million women who want, but are unable to access contraception, at the forefront of its efforts.

Services, delivery on the ground and impact: Marie Stopes International at Women Deliver

Nigeria clinic with client and nurse
20 May 2013 | Maternal health

MSI joins partnership for cervical cancer screening

A woman dies of cervical cancer every two minutes. Eighty (80) per cent of these deaths occur in the developing world.

MSI joins partnership for cervical cancer screening

Family planning information
03 May 2013 | Family planning

Midwives deliver family planning in Madagascar

On Sunday 5th May, International Day of the Midwife will highlight the important role midwives play in the health of mothers in...

Midwives deliver family planning in Madagascar

Women Deliver 2013
02 May 2013 | Family planning

Marie Stopes International at Women Deliver 2013

Marie Stopes International is honoured to be a leading partner at the Women Deliver 2013 conference in Kuala Lumpur on 28th to...

Marie Stopes International at Women Deliver 2013

women-walking-with-children
25 Apr 2013 | Maternal health

Meaningful change or business as usual? Reproductive health in...

In times of crisis, people’s immediate needs such as food, water, shelter and basic...

Meaningful change or business as usual? Reproductive health in humanitarian settings

Clients in Tanzania
17 Mar 2013 | Maternal health

Global Forum on Cervical Cancer Prevention

Marie Stopes International and a group of international partners will host the Global Forum on Cervical Cancer Prevention on 27th May...

Global Forum on Cervical Cancer Prevention

outreach in Afghanistan
15 Mar 2013 | Family planning

Finnish government doubles funding for Marie Stopes International...

With one of the worst maternal mortality rates in the world, Afghanistan remains among the most...

Finnish government doubles funding for Marie Stopes International Afghanistan

Marie Stopes International Senegal
25 Feb 2013 | Family planning

12 months in 12 days: our first year in Senegal

In the run-up to International Women's Day on 8th March, our unique photojournal will give you a glimpse into our first year...

12 months in 12 days: our first year in Senegal

Kayayei women with our outreach team
12 Feb 2013 | HIV / STIs

Thousands of women benefiting from integrated HIV and family...

Our work delivering integrated HIV and family planning services in Ghana - made possible...

Thousands of women benefiting from integrated HIV and family planning services in Ghana

First Lady visits MSZ stand
08 Feb 2013 | Family planning

Zambia commits to raising contraceptive prevalence rate to 59%

The Zambian government has committed to raising the nation's contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR) from 33% to...

Zambia commits to raising contraceptive prevalence rate to 59%

Melinda Gates visits our programme in Senegal
04 Jan 2013 | Family planning

2012: a year to remember for sexual and reproductive health

The Huffington Post has published a blog reviewing sexual and reproductive health in 2012, with a focus on The London...

2012: a year to remember for sexual and reproductive health

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