This document discusses India's family planning program, including its history, objectives, methods, and implementation. The key points are: - India launched its national family planning program in 1952 to control population growth and promote reproductive health. Over time the program's goals have expanded. - The objectives are to meet population stabilization goals, reduce maternal and child mortality, and address unmet needs for contraception and healthcare. - The document outlines various national policies from 2000 and 2017 that set targets for fertility rates and increasing access to family planning services. - It describes common family planning methods in India including IUDs, oral contraceptives, sterilization procedures, and condoms, and who provides these services.

1. KIRTTI KUMAR BEBARTA
EMILY IMMACULATE MARY
ARCHANA HYAADAV
CMC VELLORE

2. INTRODUCTION
• India was the first country in the world to have launched
a National Programme for Family Planning in 1952.
• Over the decades, the programme has undergone
transformation in terms of policy and actual programme
implementation and currently being repositioned to not
only achieve Population Stabilization goals but also
promote Reproductive Health and reduce Maternal,
Infant & Child Mortality And Morbidity.

3. OBJECTIVES
• The objectives, strategies and activities of
family planning. are designed and operated
towards achieving the family welfare goals and
objectives stated in various policy documents

4. NPP: National Population Policy 2000
• The immediate objective of the policy was to address the unmet
needs for contraception, health care infrastructure and
personnel, and to provide integrated service delivery for basic
reproductive and child health care.
• The medium-term objective was to bring Total Fertility Rate to
replacement level of 2.1 by 2010.
• In the long term, it targeted a stable population by 2045, ‘at a
level consistent with the requirements of sustainable economic
growth, social development, and environmental protection.’
https://www.nhp.gov.in/national-population-policy-2000_pg

5. NHP: National Health Policy 2017
• Health status and programme impact
• Health system performance
 Meet need of family planning above 90% at national and
sub national level by 2025.
• Health system strengthening
• Population stabilization
Increase the proportion of male sterilization from less than
5% to at least 30%.
Improved access, education and empowerment would be
basis of successful population.

6. FAMILY PLANNING METHODS
SPACING METHODS LIMITING METHODS
IUCD 380 A and Cu IUCD 375 Female Sterilization:
Injectable Contraceptive DMPA (Antara) Laparoscopic
Combined Oral Contraceptive (Mala-N) Minilap
Centchromen (Chhaya)
Emergency Contraceptive Pill (Ezy Pill) Male Sterilization:
Progesterone-Only Pill (POP) No Scalpel Vasectomy
Condoms (Nirodh) Conventional Vasectomy

7. Indicators

8. • Current Use Of Family Planning Methods
 Any Method
 Any Modern Method
Female Sterilization
 Male Sterilization
 Pill
 IUD
 Condom
 Any Traditional Method
Rhythm/ Safe Period
 Couple Using Spacing Method For More Than 6 Month
 Ever Used ECP
• Unmet Needs Of Family Planning
 Total Unmet Need
 For Spacing
 For Limiting

9. SOURCE : NFHS-4
http://rchiips.org/NFHS/pdf/NFHS4/India.pdf

10. SOURCE : http://rchiips.org/pdf/dlhs4/report/TN.pdf

11. IMPLEMENTATION OF
PROGRAM

12. Family Planning Method Service Provider Service Location
SPACING METHODS
IUCD 380 A, IUCD 375 Trained & certified ANMs,
LHVs, SNs and doctors
Sub centre & higher levels
Oral Contraceptive Pills
(OCPs)
Trained ASHAs, ANMs,
LHVs, SNs and doctors
Village level Sub centre &
higher levels
Condoms Trained ASHAs, ANMs,
LHVs, SNs and doctors
Village level Sub centre &
higher levels
EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION
Emergency Contraceptive
Pills (ECPs)
Trained ASHAs, ANMs,
LHVs, SNs and doctors
Village level Sub centre &
higher levels

13. Family Planning
Method
Service Provider Service Location
LIMITING METHODS
Minilap Trained & certified MBBS
doctors & Specialist
Doctors
PHC & higher levels
Laparoscopic
Sterilization
Trained & certified MBBS
doctors & Specialist
Doctors
Usually CHC & higher
levels
NSV: No Scalpel
Vasectomy
Trained & certified MBBS
doctors & Specialist
Doctors
PHC & higher levels
SOURCE:
http://nhm.gov.in/nrhm-components/rmnch-a/family-planning/background.html

14. PRINT MATERIALS
• IUCD
• NSV ( NO SCALPEL VASECTOMY)
• Posters
AUDIO MATERIALS
• Family Planning
• IUCD
• Spacing Methods
• Oral Contraception
• NSV
• Emergency Contraceptive Pills
• Right Age At Marriage
IEC MATERIALS

15. VIDEO MATERIALS
• Family Planning
• Contraceptive Choices
• Intra Uterine Contraceptive Devices
• Oral contraception
• Emergency contraceptive pills and NSV
MASS MEDIA CAMPAIGN
• Phase 1 – artworks , films & radio
• Phase 2 – print materials , TVCs
• Birth spacing
• Birth limiting

16. REFERENCE
• National Health Mission, Ministry Of Health
& Family Welfare , Government Of India