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Contact our Bangladesh support office to talk about our work.
Looking for services in Bangladesh? Use the contacts below or visit our Bangladesh website.
Established in 1988, our programme in Bangladesh provides a range of sexual and reproductive health services across the country.
Our client-centred approach and high standards of clinical quality have led to MSI's programme in Bangladesh becoming one of the most popular providers of sexual and reproductive health services in the country. They provided services to nearly 400,000 clients in 2020 and is a major partner of the Government of Bangladesh in the National Family Planning Programme.
Committed to bringing our services to the most under-served communities in Bangladesh, we continue to expand into hard-to-reach regions throughout the country.
40% of urban populations in Bangladesh do not have access to comprehensive healthcare, including sexual and reproductive health services.
In Bangladesh we deliver our services through 40 static centres, 15 outreach teams accessing hard-to-reach and under-served communities, public sector strengthening, and social marketing channels all over 64 districts of Bangladesh.
The majority of our work specifically targets the poor, young people, factory workers, and vulnerable groups including slum dwellers, homeless people, drug users and sex workers.
Our services are in great demand – there is an unmet need for contraception across the country, and there are 176 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births [i]. We are constantly innovating to address this need, for example by operating healthcare voucher schemes that bring affordable services to those in poverty.
In Bangladesh, MSI's key objectives are to:
Marie Stopes Bangladesh is working tirelessly to address the lack of access to primary healthcare and sexual and reproductive health services, that many Bangladeshis still experience.
The services they offer include:
