A presentation on commodity security for the Kenyan Urban Reproductive Health Initiative - Tupange Project under Pharm Access Africa

1. COMODITY
SECURITY
AUG – DEC 2011
Lenin Oyuga : M&E

2. THE DATA
 The data was collected from CDRR
copies sent to PAAL over the past 5
months
 The information focuses on consumption
of the different commodities provided by
the facilities
 The data was collected from 3 regions:
Mombasa, Nairobi and Kisumu

3. IUCD (Copper T) Emergency Combined Oral Pills (COC)
3% contraceptive
Pills (ECP)
Implants 1% Progestin Only Pills (POP)
(Jadelle
&Implanon) Injectable DMPA (Depo
12% Provera etc
Combined Oral
Implants (Jadelle
Pills (COC) &Implanon)
28%
IUCD (Copper T)
Injectable
DMPA (Depo Emergency contraceptive
Provera etc Pills (ECP)
42%
Progestin Only
Pills (POP)
14%

4. CONSUMPTION
 In general DEPO has had the highest consumption in the past
5 months taking up 42%
 Emergency Contraceptive pills was the least consumed at
1% and IUCD at 3% was also low
 Implants and POP had almost an equal rate of consumption
differing by 2% between them
 COC Pills also experienced a high consumption over the
period standing at 28%

5. 10000
Combined Oral
Pills (COC)
9000
8000 Progestin Only
Pills (POP)
7000
CONSUMPTION
Injectable DMPA
6000 (Depo Provera etc
5000
Implants (Jadelle
&Implanon)
4000
3000 IUCD (Copper T)
2000
Emergency
1000 contraceptive Pills
(ECP)
0
Aug-11 Sep-11 Oct-11 Nov-11 MONTHS

6. TREND ANALYSIS
 Generally, in October the consumption in all the
commodities hit a high time low then recovered in
November
 DPMA Consumption shot over the period having a
linear upward trend in consumption
 COC too had a steady increase with its highest
consumption in November
 ECP and IUCD had the lowest consumption with ECP
having a constant/flat rate consumption over the period