The 2022 Quality Innovation Challenge
The fourth Quality Innovation Challenge (QIC) is an open grant submission process to solicit creative ideas to advance everyone’s right to quality sexual and reproductive healthcare. Applicants must be attending the 2022 International Conference on Family Planning (ICFP) in person or virtually. Applications are available in French and English.
Access to quality sexual reproductive health care is a fundamental right for every woman and girl, no matter where she lives in the world.
Quality reproductive health care is woman-centered. It means:
Knowledge. She understands her body and feels empowered to keep herself healthy with accurate, unbiased information about sexuality and reproductive health.
Choices. She gets care that is centered around her life and goals—and decides whether and when to have children, chooses from a full range of contraceptive options, and can obtain safe and legal abortion and follow-up care without stigma or interference.
Power. She shapes her own destiny—making decisions about her health and wellbeing that empower her at home, at the clinic, and in the community.
Our grantees provide access to comprehensive information, services, and skills that help women and girls—and the men and boys in their lives—secure their right to the quality sexual and reproductive health care they want, need, and deserve.
Quality Innovation Challenge Awardees
The Quality Innovation Challenge supports visionary and youth-led innovators, providers, advocates, and researchers who are courageous in their pursuit to advance everyone’s right to quality sexual and reproductive health care.
The Packard Foundation launched the third Quality Innovation Challenge at the International Conference on Family Planning in Kigali, Rwanda in 2018. The Foundation named nine awardees in 2019 sourced from the conference.
The Foundation supported Quality Innovation Challenges at the International Conference on Family Planning in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in 2013 and in Nusa Dua, Indonesia in 2016. Thus far, the Foundation has made 27 grants totaling nearly $1.9 million to fund innovations sourced at ICFP meetings.
Providing Comprehensive Information About Medication Abortion Through AskNivi
Abortion Care
2018
“One-Stop Pleasure Shop” to Connect Youth with Sexual and Reproductive Health Information and Services
Family Planning, Abortion Care, Youth
2018
Piloting an Accompaniment Model to Support Women During Medication Abortion
Abortion Care
2018
U-Decide 2.0: Youth-led Social Accountability to Improve the Quality of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Family Planning, Youth
2018
Amplifying an Online Network of Youth Voices for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
Family Planning, Abortion Care, Youth
2018
Quality Adjusted Contraceptive Prevalence Rate: A New Way to Measure Quality of Family Planning
Family Planning
2016
Using Mobile Health Applications to Improve Family Planning Services
Family Planning
2013
Sema Nasi- "Talk to Us": Empowering Clients and Improving Quality Through Innovative Mobile Technology in Family Planning Services
Family Planning
2013
A Scale to Measure Quality of Provider-Client Interactions at the Time of Contraceptive Method Selection
Family Planning
2013
Improving Measurement of the Quality of Reproductive Health Care
Family Planning, Abortion Care, Youth
2013
Improving Family Planning Counseling Through Task Shifting and Use of Mobile Technology
Family Planning
2013
Vijana - "Youth", Minds Up: Increasing Awareness, Availability, and Quality of Family Planning Services for Youth
Youth
2013
Grants are made in the following categories:
Family Planning/Contraception
Innovations to improve quality of family planning/contraception.
Abortion Care
Innovations to improve quality of abortion care.
Youth
Innovations to improve quality in comprehensive sexuality education and adolescent sexual and reproductive health.
2018 Challenge Awardees
2016 Challenge Awardees
2013 Challenge Awardees
Download Cross-Cutting Learnings from the 2013 Quality Innovation Challenge
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