Promoting Results and Outcomes through Policy and Economic Levers (PROPEL)

Please note that a revised version of the PROPEL APS is posted under the "Related Documents" tab with some edits that are highlighted within the document. With this update, please note that all APS questions should now be submitted to Mrs. LaVietra Shannon via email at propelaps@usaid.gov by January 07, 2022 at 12:00 pm EST as detailed in the revised APS document. If you have submitted questions prior to December 17, 2021, you do not need to resubmit questions to the updated email address. Any questions submitted December 17, 2021, through the question deadline of January 7, 2022 must be submitted to Mrs. LaVietra Shannon via email at propelaps@usaid.gov. -

The U.S. Agency for International Development (the Agency), Office of Population and Reproductive Health (PRH) is pleased to announce the Promoting Results and Outcomes through Policy and Economic Levers (PROPEL) Annual Program Statement (APS). The purpose of this APS is to improve the enabling environment for equitable and sustainable health services, supplies and delivery systems through: policy development and implementation; adequate, predictable and sustainable financing; enhanced government stewardship, transparency, and accountability; and an engaged and informed civil society prepared to advocate for improved systems and outcomes. This APS has an emphasis on voluntary, rights-based FP/RH, and FP/RH integration with MCH and HIV/AIDS, and will work across health systems and development sectors to achieve results in FP/RH demand, uptake, and improved health outcomes.

The U.S. Agency for International Development (the Agency), Office of Population and Reproductive Health (PRH) is pleased to announce the Promoting Results and Outcomes through Policy and Economic Levers (PROPEL) Annual Program Statement (APS). The purpose of this APS is to improve the enabling environment for equitable and sustainable health services, supplies and delivery systems through: policy development and implementation; adequate, predictable and sustainable financing; enhanced government stewardship, transparency, and accountability; and an engaged and informed civil society prepared to advocate for improved systems and outcomes. This APS has an emphasis on voluntary, rights-based FP/RH, and FP/RH integration with MCH and HIV/AIDS, and will work across health systems and development sectors to achieve results in FP/RH demand, uptake, and improved health outcomes.