Africa

Africa

Ibis’s work in Africa encompasses a wide range of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) issues, including abortion, contraception, and HIV/AIDS. We conduct clinical, operations, and social science research to identify and evaluate bold, new ways to improve access to SRH services and the quality of care. We also study the best ways to integrate HIV and comprehensive SRH services in order to meet the needs of all people, whether HIV positive or negative. 

We work closely with local colleagues to use our research to advocate for improved reproductive health policies and service delivery guidelines that reflect the best evidence, ensuring people reap the benefits of global research investments. Ibis opened its Johannesburg office in 2003, and overtime, it has amassed has a large body of work in South Africa, prior to expanding its presence in other parts of Africa. Click here to read more about Ibis's work in South Africa.

Bold service-delivery & technology innovations

Bold service-delivery & technology innovations

Ibis seeks to expand access to comprehensive sexual and reproductive health information and services through a range of integrated strategies that center the lived experiences of individuals, highlight the importance of relevant and affordable strategies, and support people's autonomy and right to safety and high-quality services. 

Comprehensive SRH info & services

Comprehensive SRH info & services

Ibis seeks to transform access to abortion and contraception by working with service delivery and advocacy partners to identify, evaluate, and disseminate rigorous evidence about the impact of bold service delivery and technology innovations on access, quality, and affordability of abortion and contraception care. We aim to make abortion and contraception information and care easier to access, and look for ways for people to more directly access the information, products, and services they need.