In a country of 35 million, 35% of married women in Uganda use a modern method of contraception, yet 28% of married women who would like to delay or prevent childbearing are not using contraceptives. [1] In 2014, the Government of Uganda pledged to ensure voluntary, quality family planning information, and services for its people.
AFP’s in-country partners are Reproductive Health Uganda and Partners in Population and Development Africa Regional Office.
They work closely with the national and subnational government to improve the distribution of reproductive health commodities, increase access to family planning services, and sustain funding at the national and district levels.
View Uganda’s Family Planning 2020 commitment.
[1] 2016 Uganda Demographic and Health Survey Key Indicators Report.
