The Finnish Association of Obstetrics and Gynecology marks its 90th anniversary, reflecting on both the domestic and global state of women's health.

Only limited progress on boosting contraceptive prevalence is being made across the globe, a new report has stated.According to the UN Population Fund (UNFPA), annual increases of only 0.1 per cent have been recorded in recent years.This, it said, means much more money needs to go into making modern family planning options available to communities in the developing world.

Dr Maria Celeste Osorio Wender, Vice President of FEBRASGO, on why education is a tool for equality.

FIGO welcomes the UNCPD declaration reaffirming support for the ICPD Programme of Action.

Dr Kusum Thapa, NESOG President, explains why a gender-balanced world is our collective responsibility.

Increasing access to family planning is a critical strategy for reducing maternal mortality and morbidity - and an area where collaboration between women’s health professionals is key.

The founder of Women Deliver on why she dedicates her career and her volunteer time to champion reproductive health and rights.

FIGO's postpartum IUD programme offers a roadmap for collaboration between doctors and nurses to scale up access to family planning in India.

At the Family Planning Summit in London, July 2017, the government of Nepal reaffirmed its Family Planning 2020 commitments made in 2015. 

In an attempt to ensure that women throughout the country have access to the full range of contraceptive options, the government intends to increase their family planning budget by 7 percent each year. 

FIGO reiterates our strong statement against FGM/C. Suggesting that girls and women should be cut for medical reasons is a human rights violation.