Preventing 76 million unwanted pregnancies by fixing contraceptive supply chains
We support countries in improving the procurement and distribution of family planning commodities to meet existing unmet demand and prevent maternal deaths.
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The Problem
Almost 30% of all maternal deaths worldwide occur in Nigeria. About 30% of pregnancies in Nigeria are unintended, and 36% of these unintended pregnancies end in unsafe abortions.
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And yet, 6 out of 10 women wanting to avoid or delay pregnancy cannot access contraception due to supply chain failures.
Our Work
Our approach combines accurate data collection with advocacy for increased procurement and optimized distribution within the public health supply chain.
Data Digitization & Analysis
We digitize and analyze consumption data to identify gaps and optimize allocation across health facilities
Government Partnership
Working directly with state and local governments to increase domestic procurement at scale.
Strategic Distribution
Procuring and distributing cost-effective contraceptive methods to fill critical supply gaps
IMPACT
137
health facilities
50%
average increase in contraceptive use
450
unintended pregnancies averted
3
lives saved
From September 2024 to May 2025, we conducted a rigorous pilot across 137 primary and secondary health facilities in Katsina and Sokoto states in Northern Nigeria
Meet The Team
Miri Muntean
Co-founder & Co-Director
Evan LaForge
Co-founder & Co-Director
We graduated from Charity Entrepreneurship’s Incubation Program in late April 2024, and received a seed grant to start the Access to Medicines Initiative.