Agenda

Objectives

To lay out IPPF’s strategic priorities and provide an overview of how the reform agenda is paving the way for a more MA-centric, transparent, unified and accountable Federation as we begin developing our next Strategic Framework.
To present IPPF’s programmatic and financial performance over the previous year and discuss the opportunities and challenges ahead in delivering our Strategy during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To discuss some of the critical themes to be addressed by the next Strategic Framework including preserving our gains against the opposition and decolonizing SRHR.

15 min	Participants join the meeting
5 min	Introduction & Overview Riva Eskinazi, Director, Strategic Partnerships & Development
5 min	Welcome Remarks Our Board member will welcome participants and share reflections from the 1st year of IPPF’s new Board. • Abhina Aher, IPPF Board of Trustees
15 min	Delivering no matter what: Reflections from 2020 and priorities for the road ahead IPPF’s Director General will outline priorities and challenges for the Federation in the year ahead. • Alvaro Bermejo, Director General
8 min	Financial Performance in 2020 & Financial Outlook for 2021-2022 IPPF’s Director of Finance and Technology will present the financial performance and forecasted financial plan to deliver the Strategic Framework in 2021-2022 and will outline the newly strengthened finance and assurance mechanisms. • Varun Anand, Director, Finance and Technology
27 min	Questions & Answers Q&A session with the Director General and the attending members of the Board of Trustees.
5 min	Short break
40 min	Delivering no matter what: Stepping up innovation and adaptation This session will present highlights from 2020 with a focus on the innovation and adaptation of different service delivery models during the COVID-19 pandemic. The presentations will be followed by Q&A and discussion. • Manuelle Hurwitz, Director, Programmes Division Voices from the field • Delivering no matter what: Reaching out to youth through digital CSE Uluk Batyrgaliev, Youth Volunteer, CSE Educator & IPPF Board Member, Reproductive Health Alliance Kyrgyzstan • Delivering no matter what: Digital interventions to expand service delivery Sarah Jane Biton, Program Operations Group Head, Family Planning Organization of the Philippines • Delivering no matter what: Outreach programmes under COVID-19 Dr. Syed Kamal Shah, CEO, Rahnuma - Family Planning Association of Pakistan • Delivering no matter what: Working with refugees in humanitarian settings Yacoub Ebnou, Programme Director, Association Mauritanienne pour la Promotion de la Famille , Mauritania
10 min	Short Break
45 min	Delivering no matter what: IPPF’s Advocacy Common Agenda & Tackling opposition in times of crisis. This session will provide an overview of IPPF’s advocacy outcomes at global, regional and national levels. In 2020, IPPF stepped up its efforts to tackle opposition through the Movement Accelerator Platform (MAP). A panel will present MAP’s work, with examples from Member Associations. The presentations will be followed by Q&A. • IPPF’s Advocacy Common Agenda Anamaria Bejar, Global Director, Advocacy • Tackling opposition in times of crises Moderator: Irene Donadio, Senior Lead on Strategy and Partnership & Co-Chair of the MAP, European Network • Tackling Opposition – Francy Cifuentes, Director, IPPF Opposition Hub, Planned Parenthood Federation of America • Reframing the Narrative – Zainab Mukhtar, Communications and Marketing Officer, Planned Parenthood Federation of Nigeria
50 min	Decolonizing SRHR with Intersectional Feminism as we build IPPF’s next Strategy How do we bring ‘intersectionality’ to IPPF’s next strategy and how do we ensure an anti-oppressive framework; namely on (re)actioning the principles of neo-colonialism, whilst advancing feminism and anti-racism. In this interactive roundtable discussion, we will learn from those on this path, as we explore themes and ideas that will influence IPPF’s next Strategic Framework. Moderator: Kate Gilmore, IPPF Board Chair • Mona Eltahawy, Freelance journalist • Tlaleng-Mofokeng, UN Special Rapporteur on the right to health • Bassey Nyambi, Director, Global Partnerships, Planned Parenthood Federation of America
25 min	Closing Session: Donors’ Perspectives In this interactive session, participants will be invited to share their reflections, perspectives on the current environment for SRHR and feedback from the meeting.
5 min	Wrap Up & Next Steps Riva Eskinazi, Director, Strategic Partnerships & Development
Close	End of the Annual Consultative Meeting

“In many parts of the world, the pandemic shows no signs of abating and continues to spotlight the growing inequalities especially for women and girls. In 2020 IPPF Member Associations made it crystal clear to all who rely on us for care and support that we will continue to advocate and provide services no matter what.”
Dr Alvaro Bermejo, Director General, IPPF

Agenda

Objectives

Participants join the meeting

Introduction & Overview

Welcome Remarks

Delivering no matter what: Reflections from 2020 and priorities for the road ahead

Financial Performance in 2020 & Financial Outlook for 2021-2022

Questions & Answers

Short break

Delivering no matter what: Stepping up innovation and adaptation

Short Break

Delivering no matter what: IPPF’s Advocacy Common Agenda & Tackling opposition in times of crisis.

Decolonizing SRHR with Intersectional Feminism as we build IPPF’s next Strategy

Closing Session: Donors’ Perspectives

Wrap Up & Next Steps

End of the Annual Consultative Meeting