Sexual & Reproductive Health
Worldwide 44% of pregnancies are unintended, suggesting health systems are not fit to serve women’s needs. How can new models to deliver information, products, services and financing remake adolescent girls and women’s health care?
80%
of women in LMICs own a mobile phone
94%
of health care professionals in China use digital health tech or mobile apps
Health systems aren’t built for girls and women. It’s time for change.
New models for care can help girls and women become more informed about their choices, attain private and respectful care, get more reliable access to high-quality products, receive direct financial support for services and more. Often these models require re-thinking how and where health services are delivered. From payment mechanisms to pharmacy services, we believe there is vast potential. However, it’s challenging to understand which models have the potential to change access to care at scale.
New approaches to women’s health care require careful thinking. We analyse to inform action.
We help INGOs, donors and start-ups build new models of care for women. To construct strong plans-of-action we complete bespoke estimates of market sizes, assess policy environments, conduct financial modeling, assemble insights from analogous industries, review historical experiences, conduct literature reviews, model potential impacts, assemble unusual partnerships and more.
OUR PARTNERS INCLUDE
- Children’s Investment Fund Foundation
- Triggerise
- In Their Hands
- Population Services International
- DKT
Featured Projects
Investment portfolio: transformative approaches to adolescent care
Shaping the Children’s Investment Fund Foundation’s $300M investment portfolio in Adolescence and Sexual Health
User data: an indicator of quality?
Supporting a technology platform to leverage user data to promote quality sexual & reproductive health services for adolescents for Triggerise
Program strategy: drug shops as adolescent access points
Designing innovative programs to engage drug shops in SRH for adolescents in Uganda and DRC with PATH
