DKT Ethiopia Donates 136 Million Birr to Ministry of Health to Boost Family Planning and Reproductive Health Efforts March 8, 2017 E.C In a significant move to support Ethiopia’s public health initiatives, DKT Ethiopia has donated 136 million Birr to the Ministry of Health. The
DKT Ethiopia began nearly 35 years ago as one of DKT’s first intiatives and has grown to become a key player in building the country’s. It is the largest supplier of reproductive health products to the private sector in the country — generating more than
Every girl deserves the right to shape her own destiny, to make empowered choices about her health, family, and career. However, without access to education, this right remains an elusive dream. Tragically, a lack of access to affordable sanitary pads is forcing many girls to
30 years, 43m couple years protection later, social marketing leader continues to thrive Reliable. The first core value in DKT Ethiopia’s 2015-19 Strategic Plan is an appropriate encapsulation of the organization’s 30 year history in Ethiopia. Starting with a single product, Hiwot Trust condoms, in 1989, DKT
Social marketing is the application of commercial principles and practices to sell socially beneficial goods that are not sustainable by commercial distribution alone. Social marketing generates revenue on a sliding scale based on overall economic development and donor subsidy makes up any gap. DKT Ethiopia
DKT’s Partner Clinic network reached the 100-member mark in July 2018, a milestone outlined in the organization’s grant with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF). “Having 100 high-quality partners across Ethiopia means we have viable service points for comprehensive family planning and reproductive health
One of the great distinctions of social marketing is the volume of sales data generated. Years and even decades of transaction history are available to help program managers refine existing product offerings and plan for the next generation of products to meet consumer needs. DKT
Could experienced Health Extension Workers (L4HEWs) be the key to catalysing uptake of long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC) in Ethiopia? An 8-month pilot conducted at 52 health posts in four regions in 2016-17 suggests that L4HEWs have the ability to effectively provide LARC insertion and removal
Fifth-year medical students at St Paul’s Hospital, Millennium Medical College (SPHMMC) recently helped test the Pregna PPIUD(TM) against traditional, Kelly forceps-based intrauterine device (IUD) insertion. The students, who had no prior experience with IUD insertion, successfully used the Pregna PPIUD 28/33 (84.8%) times compared to
Can an IUCD get lost in the cervix? Do contraceptives make women infertile? Are implants painful? This infographic considers five common misconceptions about family planning in Ethiopia.
