ICFP 2025 will unite leaders, advocates, and innovators from across the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) community to exchange ideas, forge partnerships, and drive progress toward achieving and safeguarding SRHR for all.
Council staff are bolded; *Presenting author; #Council affiliate
Session—Across Borders and Barriers: Flash Insights on Abortion
Designing and testing interventions to improve post-medication abortion contraceptive service delivery at community pharmacies: Lessons from Nakuru County, Kenya
Beatrice Otieno*, Kristen Shellenberg, Francis Obare, Steve Sigu, Wilson Liambila, Lucy Nyamwaro
Session—Family Planning at a Crossroads: Navigating Reproductive Rights and Demographic Pressures in Asia-Pacific, Central Asia and Eastern Europe
Addressing fertility decline without compromising choice: Family planning policies in Central Asia
Rajib Acharya*
Poster Session 2
Assessment of referrals between primary health centers and CPs and PPMVs for women requiring family planning in Nigeria: A mixed methods study
Toyin Akomolafe*, Michael Alagbile, Emeka Okafor, Kolawole Oni, Innocent Ubuane, Fisayo Aderinola, Uzoamaka Okafor, Sikiru Baruwa
Poster Session 3
Does the Challenge Initiative offer a model for catalysing the sustainable scale-up of proven FP interventions?
Karen Hardee, Meghan Bishop, Anna Hazelwood, Morenike Ukpong-Folayan, Jerry Okal, Samia Hashim, Vicente Jurlano, Cheikh Moussa Camara, Abhishek Kumar#
Session—Stakeholder Engagement to Inform New Contraceptive Development and Introduction
Clinicians’ perspectives on considerations for the introduction of a self-care contraceptive vaginal ring in Kenya’s public health sector
Serah Gitome*, Sarah Okumu, Tevyne Omondi, Zachary Kwena, Leah Omondi, Greshon Rota, Elizabeth Bukusi, Everlyne Okado, Betty Njoroge
High acceptability of intravaginal rings (IVRs) among male partners enrolled in a crossover study of 3 different sizes of non-medicated IVRs in the United States
Barbara Friedland*, Irene Bruce, Shakti Shetty, Jessica Atrio, Lisa Haddad*, Marlena Plagianos, Michelle Nguyen, Caio Sant’Anna Marinho, Ann Gottert, Jessica M. Sales, J. Brady Burnett-Zieman
Poster Session 4
Estimating the incidence of induced abortion among women in refugee settings in Ethiopia
Yohannes Dibaba Wado*, Stephanie Kung, George Odwe, Yadeta Dessie, Dagim Habteyesus, Bonnie Wandera, Caitlin Rich, Peter Kisaakye, Caroline Kabiru, Francis Obare, and Margaret Giorgio
Strengthening sexual and reproductive health empowerment outcomes through life, family, and health programming: Evidence from married adolescent girls in northern Nigeria
Matthew Alabi, Ruby Ahaiwe* and Abiodun Adebowale
Catalyzing policy change through private sector integration: The role of the IntegratE Project in transforming Nigeria’s family planning landscape
Society for Family Health*
Barriers and facilitators of acceptability and uptake of long-acting reversible contraceptives in Ethiopia: A systematic review using the COM-B model
Tariku Shimels*, Zewdneh Shewamene, Getachew Teshom
Enhancing sexual and reproductive health and family planning outcomes and overall wellbeing of women workers in East Africa’s formal sectors: A review of programs and a call to action to fill programming gaps
Zewdneh Sabe and Ashish Bajracharya*
Accessing men through male family doctors: A gender-sensitive family planning model in Pakistan
Mumraiz Khan*, Nauman Safdar, Ali M. Mir, Zeba Sathar
Session—Empowering Adolescents, Transforming Futures: Holistic Approaches to SRHR and Well-being
Slow but not steady? Transitioning of gender norms and agency through community-based empowerment interventions for adolescent girls in India
Basant Kumar Panda*#, Neelanjana Pandey#, Snigdha Banerjee#
Session—Local and Regional Measurements on Sexual and Reproductive Health
External consistency of HMIS data: Findings from family planning programs in Ethiopia and Nigeria
Erin Pearson*, Jamie Menzel, Himani Gupta#, Niranjan Saggurti
Session—Structural Barriers to Informed Family Planning
Women in business, women in health: Understanding the structural and social barriers facing female PPMVs in family planning service delivery in Kano State, Nigeria
Society for Family Health*
Session—Non-traditional Channels for Contraceptive Access and Delivery
Factors associated with the provision of implants by patent proprietary medicine vendors (PPMVs) in Kaduna, Kano and Lagos, Nigeria
Toyin Akomolafe*, Sikiru Baruwa, Innocent Ubuane, Michael Alagbile, Emeka Okafor
Session—Family Planning and Fertility Transitions: Global Perspectives and Development
Emerging unfulfilled desired fertility among low fertility countries: Evidence from Asia and Eastern Europe
Shreya Singhal*#, Abhishek Kumar#, Ashita Munjral, Rajib Acharya
Poster Session 6
Post-abortion family planning among women in refugee settings in Uganda
Peter Kisaakye*, Stephanie Kung, Francis Obare, Caitlin Rich, George Odwe, Bonnie Wandera, Dagim Habteyesus, Yadeta Dessie, Stephen Kizito, Yohannes Dibaba Wado, Margaret
Giorgio
At the Counter: Integrating Pharmacies into the Family Planning Ecosystem
Beyond the pills: How pharmacists shape the safety and success of medical abortion in India
Rajib Acharya*, Rimjhim Bajpai#, Neelanjana Pandey#, Sushanta Kumar Banerjee
Poster Session 8
Scaling family planning access and service delivery through private sector engagement in Nigeria: Insights from the IntegratE Project
Society for Family Health*
Multipurpose vaginal rings: Preferences from a national discrete choice survey with US women
Ann Gottert, Sanyukta Mathur, Timothy Abuya, Irene Bruce, Shakti Shetty, Michelle Nguyen, Jessica M. Sales, Lisa B. Haddad*, Barbara A. Friedland*
From “desire” to “intention”: Fertility preferences, question wording change, and non-response in Mexico’s post-pandemic and uncertain contexts
Ricardo Regules Garcia*, Ana Ruth Escoto Castillo
Influence de la connectivité sociale des adolescentes sur leur santé de la reproduction et résultats scolaires au Sénégal
Fatou Bintou Mbow*
Centering Youth Voices in Research and Response to HIV and SRHR
Unpacking vulnerability to sexually transmitted infections (STI)/Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) among adolescent girls and young women in India: A qualitative study
Sohini Paul#, Radhika Dayal#, Anupam Joya Sharma, Kuhika Seth, Sowmya Ramesh#, Niranjan Saggurti
