SRHR in Emergencies
During times of crisis, access to reproductive healthcare can be lifesaving. The SPRINT Initiative ensures essential SRH services remain available during disasters through preparedness training on the Minimum Initial Service Package (MISP), inclusive community engagement (including youth, persons with disabilities, and SOGIE communities), policy advocacy, surge preparedness and prepositioning of medical and dignity supplies across districts.
| No of programmes conducted | 174 |
| Number of participants who attended the programmes | 10,032 |
| Number of districts covered by emergency preparedness activities | 11 districts |
| Number of emergency SRH kits prepositioned/distributed | 1000 |
| Number of mobile clinics conducted in during emergencies | 51 |
| Number of people reached through the mobile clinics during emergencies | 2,896 |