DKT International and Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Uganda Commit to Increase Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Commodities and Services
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Over the last 20 years, Uganda has made significant progress in increasing access to contraception.
Key Points:
- Over the last 20 years, Uganda has made significant progress in increasing access to contraception.
- However, challenges persist as contraceptive prevalence rates have stagnated since 2016 due to structural, cultural, and economic barriers.
- With the support of the Netherlands, DKT will improve access to a wide range of sexual and reproductive health information, commodities, and services through private sector providers.
- This project builds on existing investments of the Embassy in Uganda and will support universal access to sexual and reproductive health services and commodities through the private sector.