The Contraceptive Security Index is a powerful tool for raising awareness about contraceptive security (CS) and the interrelationships between program components, different sectors, and program outcomes. At the national and international levels, the index can be used to set priorities, and to plan and advocate to support policies and other interventions that promote progress toward CS. At the country level, it can help identify areas of relative strength and weakness to help stakeholders target their resources more effectively and appropriately.
Contraceptive Security Index 2003 Technical Manual English
The Contraceptive Security Index 2003 Technical Manual describes, in detail, the indicators selected and the methodology used to calculate the index, including indicator calculations, scales, conversions, and weighting. JSI/DELIVER, Futures Group/POLICY Project, and USAID developed the Contraceptive Security Index 2003, a tool for measuring and monitoring a country's level of contraceptive security. Seventeen indicators, covering the primary components of contraceptive security (supply chain, finance, health and social environment, access, and utilization), are presented in both a wall chart and a booklet for the 57 countries in the index.
Contraceptive Security Index 2006: A Tool for Priority Setting and Planning EnglishEspañolFrançais
This is the user’s guide for the Contraceptive Security Index 2006: A Tool for Priority Setting and Planning. This guide was developed to help program manangers, logisticians, and others get the most out of the index and effectively present its findings to decision makers.
