FP2020 Commitment to Action 2014–2015’ Progress Report
Progress towards Family planning goals significant but needs to pick up pace FP2020 report progress reports lauds India’s decision to expand new methods of contraceptive in the family planning program More number of women around the world now have access to modern contraceptive method however this progress is slow on keeping pace with the projections made during the 2012 London summit on family planning. According to the ‘FP2020 Commitment to Action 2014–2015’ Progress Report, although an additional 24.4 million women and girls now have access to modern methods of contraception, this is 10 million fewer than the benchmark for 2015 projected at the time of the 2012 London Summit. There is an increasing concern that India, one of the 69 FP2020 focus countries committed to FP 2020 goals, has to catch up on accelerating the modern contraceptive prevalence rate (a measure of the percentage of women who are practicing, or whose sexual partners are practicing, any form of modern