International Centre for Social Franchising US
For Support To Scale-up Using Human Centered Design For Family Planning In Zambia
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Amount$450,000
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Program
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Date Awarded7/27/2017
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Term24 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Strategies
Overview
The International Centre for Social Franchising (ICSF) helps organizations with ideas about how to solve social problems find ways to replicate and bring those ideas to a larger scale. This grant will support the next phase of ICSF’s partnership with Marie Stopes Zambia, providing critical inputs and support for scaling the Divine Diva model. ICSF’s team will provide strategic advice to Marie Stopes Zambia while they scale up contraceptive services for teens through the public health system.
About the Grantee
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Address
225 Bush Street Suite 1000, San Francisco, CA, 94104, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for support to scale-up using human centered design for family planning in Zambia
The International Centre for Social Franchising (ICSF) helps organizations with ideas about how to solve social problems find ways to replicate and bring those ideas to a larger scale. This grant will support the next phase of ICSF’s partnership with Marie Stopes Zambia, providing critical inputs and support for scaling the Divine Diva model. ICSF’s team will provide strategic advice to Marie Stopes Zambia while they scale up contraceptive services for teens through the public health system.
for an analysis to scale design thinking projects
The International Centre for Social Franchising (ICSF) uses a rigorous analytical process to help organizations with ideas of how to solve social problems to replicate and bring those ideas to a larger scale. This grant will support the next phase of ICSF’s partnership with Marie Stopes International and IDEO.org in Zambia, which is using human-centered design to more effectively reach teens with contraceptive services. The ICSF team will provide strategic advice and analyses to Marie Stopes Zambia and develop a specific plan to, at the request of Zambia’s Ministry of Health, scale up services for teens through the public health system.
