Full access and full choice means delivering services for women on their terms, reflecting their preferences. In this infographic we look at three types of choice in family planning that we’re working to improve.

1. What does full access and full
choice in family planning mean?
Full access and full choice means
delivering services for women on their
terms, reflecting their preferences.
There are three types of choice in family
planning that we’re working to improve.
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We take information and services to
Whether or not
to use contraception under-served communities so that
women - irrespective of education,
residence or wealth - can make this
fundamental choice.
Having the full
range of options
available
We believe people should be able
to choose the method which suits
their needs and lifestyle so we
focus on improving the range of
contraception available. For example,
expanding method choice to include
long-acting contraception.
Having a choice
of provider,
when and where
she wants
Wherever you live, you have the right
to access quality services from someone
you trust. We broaden the range of
providers offering quality services
through our clinics, outreach services,
social franchisees, and by training
others within the health systems.