Where We Work

  • Brazil
  • China / Shanghai
  • China / Urumqi
  • Dem. Republic of Congo
  • Egypt
  • Ethiopia
  • Ghana
  • India / Bihar
  • India / Mumbai
  • Indonesia
  • Malaysia
  • Mexico
  • Morocco
  • Mozambique
  • Pakistan
  • Philippines
  • The Banake Initiative
  • Sudan
  • Thailand
  • Turkey
  • Vietnam
  • Brazil
    Brazil

    DKT has helped grow the Brazilian male commercial condom market with a focus on youth. 927,000 CYPs

    China, Shanghai
    China, Shanghai

    DKT has become an important private contraceptive distributor in China. 474,000 CYPs

    China, Urumqi
    China, Urumqi

    DKT is currently registering offices for the Urumxi program.

    Congo
    Congo

    DKT DRC is working to make misoprostol available for post-partum hemorrhaging. 25,000 CYPs

    Egypt
    Egypt

    DKT Egypt works in the private sector to provide high-quality contraceptive products. 2,900,000 CYPs

    Ethiopia
    Ethiopia

    DKT Ethiopia reaches remote regions, providing family planning & HIV protection. 2,014,000 CYPs

    Ghana
    Ghana

    DKT Ghana sells a range of products and help ensure contraceptive security nationwide.

    India, Bihar
    India, Bihar

    DKT Janani runs a social marketing & social franchising program in India’s poorest region. 1,759,000 CYPs

    India, Mumbai
    India, Mumbai

    DKT operates in 18 of India’s 29 and thirty percent of sales come from rural areas. 3,518,000 CYPs

    Indonesia
    Indonesia

    DKT Indonesia is the largest private family planning program in the developing world. 5,644,000 CYPs

    Malaysia
    Malaysia

    DKT Malaysia focuses on high-risk groups such as sex workers & underserved rural populations.

    Mexico
    Mexico

    DKT Mexico concentrates on reaching poor and rural areas with high-quality & affordable condoms. 50,000 CYPs

    Morocco
    Morocco

    DKT Morocco provides high quality IUDs and condoms to the general public.

    Philippines
    Philippines

    The innovative “PopShops” bridge commodity gaps with family planning produces & services. 2,810,000 CYPs

    Mozambique
    Mozambique

    DKT is providing a wide range of products to support family planning. 38,360 CYPs in 2010

    South Africa
    South Africa

    DKT works to curb HIV transmission among 200,000 people outside Capetown, South Africa.

    Sudan
    Sudan

    DKT Sudan works with government and religious leaders to refurbish government clinics. 1,273,000 CYPs

    Thailand
    Thailand

    DKT Thailand focuses on condoms, pills, and IUDs, reaching high-risk groups. 11,000 CYPs

    Turkey
    Turkey

    DKT Turkey provides affordable, high-quality condoms and IUDs, with a focus on youth. 48,000 CYPs

    Vietnam
    Vietnam

    DKT’s Vietnam program provides products nationwide, focusing on poor populations. 760,000 CYPs

    DKT International operates 19  programs in Mexico, Brazil, Morocco, Egypt, Sudan, Ghana, Ethiopia, Mozambique, South Africa, Democratic Republic of Congo, Turkey, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, China, and the Philippines. In 2011, these programs served more than 24.5 million couples with family planning products and services.  This represents a 9 percent increase from the previous year.

    DKT’s policies require that its contraceptives be easily affordable to low-income persons. In every country, DKT’s family planning and HIV/AIDS prevention programs price at least one brand of each family planning method within traditional affordability guidelines. Donor costs for these programs are low and declining.  In 2010, the cost per couple served was less than $2. This number is low not only because of our efficiency – headquarters and fundraising cost as a percentage of the total budget is two percent – but also because our local program managers generate substantial revenues from the sales of contraceptives.

    All DKT International programs use CYP (Couple Years of Protection) to measure their impact.  A CYP is the estimated protection provided by contraceptive methods during a one-year period.  It is based on the volume of a particular contraceptive device sold or distributed by DKT.  For example, the sale or distribution of 100 condoms equals 1 CYP.  Family planning programs use CYPs because they are easy to calculate from routinely collected data.  CYPs also enable programs to compare the contraceptive coverage provided by different methods of family planning.