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Global Impact Report 2018
In 2018, MSI went further than ever to provide high quality reproductive health services to women and girls, whenever and wherever they need them. Read our Global Impact Report for more information.
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DFID announces major new funding for MSI
DFID has announced funding for a major new programme that will help MSI to bring quality SRHR to millions of women and girls in West and Central Africa.
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Impact 2 Methodology Paper
Impact 2 Methodology Paper
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Financial Statement and Annual Report 2017
The Board of Trustees presents its report and the audited consolidated financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2017 under the Charities Act 2011 and the Companies Act 2006, incorporating the Directors’ Report.
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MSI Reproductive Choices Historical Activity File
MSI xml data related to funding received from the donors adhering to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI).
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‘I knew I was doing the right thing for women’ – Sister Laeticia’s story
Since joining MSI South Africa in 1998, Ma Letty has seen the country liberalise its abortion law and make tremendous improvements.
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Media statement and fact check: Daily Mail on Marie Stopes UK
We do not agree with the conclusions this journalist has reached, which give a seriously misleading view of how our services operate – read a fact check of the Daily Mail report into Marie Stopes UK
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Growing the global evidence base for access to safe abortion
We use research to improve our services, strengthen global guidance, and influence operating environments. This summary gives a snapshot of our current research on abortion and post-abortion contraception.
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‘Women are special’ – Elizabeth’s story
Elizabeth works as a Quality Technical Assurance Officer at the MSI Ghana Kokmlemle centre in Accra. Here she shares her experiences and passion for helping women.
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MSI Ethics Checklist
At MSI we are committed to improving the quality and quantity of our research, based on principles of medical and research ethics, in order both to improve services and share findings with the broader medical, scientific and NGO communities.