Over the past eight years, governments, civil society, multilateral organizations, donors, the private sector and the research community, have come together around an ambitious goal: to enable 120 million additional women and girls to use modern contraception by 2020. Working together in partnership, much has been achieved, but more remains to be done.
The global family planning community agreed that the gains of the last eight years should be sustained by extending this pivotal partnership. Through a global consultation, stakeholders from around the world provided their input on the future of family planning. Together, the community created a shared vision for 2030 that builds on progress achieved to date, adapts the partnership in response to the lessons of the first eight years and positions us to achieve the future women and girls around the world are asking for.
FP2030 appointed a Transition Oversight Group (TOG) in February 2021, as an interim governance body to oversee the transition to the future partnership’s architecture and establish the new Support Network. The TOG’s mandate is to oversee all transition-related activities regarding the architecture and governance processes, acting as the decision-making body for the transition