Nominations for ICFP 2022 EXCELL Award Now OPEN

Apr 22, 2022

The EXCELL Awards, for Excellence in Leadership for Family Planning, have been bestowed by the ICFP since the inception of the conference in 2009, as a way to publicly recognize extraordinary individuals, organizations and countries who have made significant contributions to the family planning field, and whose work deserves to be highlighted and used to inspire meaningful dialogue within the community.

Join us in celebrating our community’s achievements improving the global family planning landscape through service delivery, advocacy, policy, research, and demand generation. 

Nominations due 15 July 2022.

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