November 2024 Newsletter

Dear Friend of DKT, The recent presidential election in the United States has proven to be a pivotal one for our work both domestically and internationally. DKT has never been a political or advocacy organization, but given the proposed policies of the incoming Trump administration, this is not a time for silence. Rather, we are […]
What do the U.S. Election Results Mean for DKT?

Dear Friend of DKT, A Republican administration in Washington, DC is bad for reproductive rights globally and in the United States. We know that the policies and strategies of a Trump administration are regressive and cruel. They limit individuals’ agency to control their reproductive lives and interject the government into the bedroom where it absolutely […]
Advancing long-acting contraception in the Philippines: a study of provider behaviors and future goals

Advancing long-acting contraception in the Philippines: a study of provider behaviors and future goals By DKT Philippines and DKT International In the Philippines, the utilization of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (LARC), such as intrauterine devices (IUDs) and contraceptive implants, is lower than desired, despite their proven advantages over short-acting methods. Research has identified provider bias as […]
Research and Updates from DKT International

Dear Friend of DKT, We are pleased to share a new piece of research in five countries for which we have assessed DKT’s contribution to overall contraceptive prevalence. This is part of DKT’s effort to find ways to tell stories about DKT’s impact beyond sales and CYP statistics. The results are extremely encouraging. This research, undertaken by an independent […]
DKT’s Contribution to Contraceptive Use in Key Countries – Part II

DKT’s Contribution to Contraceptive Use in Key Countries – Part II An Analysis of DKT International’s Contribution to Contraceptive Use in Mozambique, Pakistan, the Philippines, Senegal and Uganda DKT International is proud to release “Estimating DKT’s Contribution in Key Countries: Part II,” which provides evidence of our strategic approach to contraceptive social marketing — an […]
Enhancing Contraceptive Access for Migrant Women in Mexico

Enhancing Contraceptive Access for Migrant Women in Mexico: DKT Mexico to Enhance Contraceptive Access for Migrant Women passing through Mexico By Valerie Busquets Vass, DKT Mexico The men, women and children who endure the journey from the Darien Gap in Panama to the U.S. Southwestern border face well-documented hardships: hunger, thirst, and physical danger are […]
October Newsletter 2024

Dear Friend of DKT, It is always such a great moment when DKT International brings a new product to market. Doing so involves a huge amount of regulatory preparation, product forecasting, distribution landscaping, consumer insight gathering, and programmatic work. We are immensely proud of the DKT teams behind each successful product launch who help women […]
Keeping the legacy alive: DKT creates safe spaces for marginalized women and children in Indonesia

Keeping the legacy alive: DKT creates safe spaces for marginalized women and children in Indonesia:Phil Harvey Impact Funds Implementation By: DKT Indonesia DKT Indonesia has identified two key projects that align with the memory of Phil Harvey and the Phil Harvey Impact initiative, which both align with his vision of supporting vulnerable communities and making […]
Why don’t more women in Ghana use injectable contraceptives?

Why don’t more women in Ghana use injectable contraceptives?:Barriers To Accessing Self-Injecting DMPA-SC In Ghana By DKT AWA, DKT Ghana Since the introduction of DMPA-SC in 2019, Ghanaian women have had an additional contraceptive choice. However, regulatory barriers that currently prohibit self-injection (SI) have limited its accessibility. A recent insights survey (DKT, 2021) revealed that […]
Despite great challenges, DKT Myanmar expands provider training options

Despite great challenges, DKT Myanmar expands provider training options By DKT Myanmar Myanmar’s healthcare system has long struggled with inadequate resources, especially with regards to sexual and reproductive health procurement, training and supplies. However, the past three years have severely strained an already underfunded healthcare system. High maternal mortality rates persist and there is a […]