Since 2017, Ipas Bangladesh has been providing humanitarian assistance to Rohingya refugees to ensure the availability, accessibility, and utilization of family planning (FP), menstrual regulation (MR), and postabortion care (PAC) services. Following the massive influx of Rohingya refugees, Ipas, in partnership with UNFPA, introduced abortion and postabortion care services in acute humanitarian settings in Cox’s Bazar.
554 doctors and 834 mid-level providers (MLPs) trained
799683
FP services delivered
66411
MR and PAC services delivered
FP strategy
for FDMN developed
Partners for
Reproductive Justice

