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MSI’s 2024 Impact Brief
In 2024, MSI delivered reproductive healthcare to 23.8 million women and girls — supporting them to choose their own futures.
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New partnership with the Gates Foundation will transform access for underserved communities in Nigeria, Ethiopia and Niger
Three MSI country programmes are celebrating transformative investments from the Gates Foundation.
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What is a CYP?
Learn more about Couple Years of Protection – a measure that estimates the protection from pregnancy provided by contraceptive methods during a one-year period.
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Partnering at the intersection of climate and reproductive justice
An innovative partnership combines climate-related conservation and reproductive healthcare to deliver impact for communities.
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MSI’s 2030 Research and Learning Strategy
MSI’s Research and Learning Strategy outlines how we will generate evidence and learning to advance knowledge in the sexual and reproductive health and rights sector.
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MSI’s Guiding Framework on Abortion
We’re proud to launch our Guiding Framework sharing MSI’s contribution towards ending unsafe abortion by 2030.
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Mana Zita: I choose choice by advancing gender equality and inclusion
Mana Zita is a Timorese working mother who leads MSI Timor Leste’s work in gender equality and social inclusion.
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Rev. Cliff: I choose choice by using my power as a religious leader
Reverend Cliff is a minister of the church, and partners with MSI Malawi to fight for reproductive rights. He shares why religious leaders have a unique power to expand access to contraception and abortion.
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Mi Mi: I choose choice by providing healthcare in a humanitarian crisis
Mi Mi leads programme support for MSI Myanmar. She manages our frontline staff’s safety and ability to deliver care, which is difficult right now. Myanmar is one of nine MSI countries experiencing a humanitarian crisis.
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Asma: I choose choice by ensuring it’s here for the long term
Asma is the Country Director of MSS in Pakistan. She reflects on what she’s seen change over the years, and the innovations in motion that are making reproductive choice more sustainable for the future.
