Long before COVID-19 struck, progressive governments in Europe were at the forefront of global action to support SRHR. Countdown 2030 Europe new analysis concluded that eight out of twelve key European donor countries sustained or increased their funding for SRH/FP with Germany taking the lead with the most significant increase in percentage growth of funding followed by the UK and France. In total, these 12 countries invested 1.17 billion Euros in expanding access to SRH/FP in 2019.

On the policy side as well, European donors have strongly increased their commitment and focus on SRH/FP.

For more details read our full report.
Explore the data through our new online tool.
Read our country pages for an in-depth look at what European donors are doing.

When: Tuesday 2^th February, 11.00 am -12.00 pm CET
Register online
 

In the context of the ‘Not Without FP Forum’, we are pleased to invite you to a roundtable discussion on European donor support to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) and family planning (FP) in the coming decade. With inputs from European and African decision-makers and civil society representatives, we will discuss recent trends in donor funding. 
 

On the agenda: the role of European donor funding towards SRH/FP; the Nairobi Summit and the renewal of the FP2030 initiative; donor accountability. Meet the speakers and register here.

Organised by Countdown 2030 Europe, DSW and the European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual & Reproductive Rights.

Countdown 2030 Europe published a series of factsheets explaining why and how to integrate funding in support of sexual and reproductive health and rights in the European Union's priority areas such as fighting the climate crisis (looking at links with the European Green Deal), pushing for a digital transformation and economic empowerment. 

Read about the link between sexual & reproductive health and rights & the European Green Deal.
How digitalisation and sexual and reproductive health and rights can strengthen one another.
How SRHR can support women's and young people's access to decent work.