As global health funding shifts and major survey programs face an uncertain future, PMA is demonstrating how innovative survey design, local partnerships, and AI-ready approaches can strengthen global health data. Learn how PMA is shaping the future of evidence generation to inform policies, improve reproductive health, and advance health equity worldwide.
TCI has launched two new regional accelerator hubs in Bangladesh and Indonesia—reinforcing its commitment to helping local governments lead and sustain improvements in family planning and reproductive health.
Dr. Naglaa, a member of WHGI's 120 Under 40, received an international award for project that uses game-based learning on SRHR, gender-based violence, and leadership development.
The Stronger Together Coalition Strategy Meeting, convened by WHGI and UN Women, brought together members of the Stronger Together Coalition and the Action Coalition on Bodily Autonomy and SRHR. The goal was clear: identify shared priorities where collective action can drive meaningful impact.
The Media Lab at ICFP 2025 showed that a disciplined approach to identifying solutions and embedding journalists closer to the storytellers yields richer coverage that more closely reflects sector realities. WD2026 is the next deployment of the SRHR Media Lab.
When Prof. Hadiza Galadanci first connected with the William H. Gates Sr. Institute (WHGI), there were virtually no master’s-level training programs in reproductive health in Northern Nigeria, and only two in the south.
Today, there are six.
A new independent evaluation of The Challenge Initiative, a platform of the William H. Gates Sr. Institute for Population and Reproductive Health, is delivering measurable results across urban areas in Africa and Asia.
The ICFP 2025 Impact Hub turns conference insights into a practical, interactive resource—featuring data, research, and real-world learnings to support decision-making across the global SRHR field.
Our community mourns the loss of Professor Emeritus Duff Gillespie, a deeply respected colleague, mentor, and friend whose vision and leadership transformed the field of family planning and reproductive health.
New research in Lancet Global Health led by WHGI's Dr. Saifuddin Ahmed identifies the factors behind maternal health progress and pathways to accelerate it.
