IBP Member Strategy Survey

IBP is a network of NGO, CSO, academic and other partners dedicated to supporting the dissemination and use of evidence-based guidelines and practices in family planning and reproductive health. IBPs main strategic objectives are to disseminate best practices, support implementation, and facilitate partnership and collaboration.

Through member meetings, workshops, webinars, and an active email listserv, IBP reaches over 80-member organizations and 15,000 individual subscribers with important information about family planning and reproductive health technical updates, upcoming events and opportunities to collaborate. As IBP embarks on its next phase and 5-year strategic plan (2020-2025), we hope to gauge user inputs on new directions and activities moving forward.

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* 1. Gender (optional)

Male

Female

Other (please specify)

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* 2. What type of organization are you affiliated with?

I’m not affiliated with any organization

Donor Organization

International NGO

Local NGO

Civil Society Organization (CSO)

For Profit Organization

Academic Institution

UN Agency

Independent Consultant

University/Student

Citizen interested in FP/RH issues

Ministry of Health or Government

Other (please specify)

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* 3. How old are you?

<18 years

19-35 years

36-49 years

>50 years

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* 4. How long have you been working in family planning and reproductive health?

<5 years

6-10 years

11-20 years

> 20 years

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* 5. Where are you based?

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* 6. Why do you participate in IBP activities? (Select up to 3)

Network with FP/RH colleagues

Learn about new technical resources

Share my work with others

Participate in a community of practice

Interact with WHO, UNFPA and other UN agencies

Interact with USAID and other donors

I don’t know

Other (please specify)

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* 7. How do you participate in IBP activities? (Select All that Apply)

I get the emails

Participate in webinars

I am part of a community of practice

Attend partner meetings

IBP sessions at conferences

I don’t participate in IBP activities

I don’t know if I participate in IBP Activities

Other (please specify)

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* 8. What information circulated by IBP do you find most useful (Select all that apply)?

IBP webinars

New WHO guidelines

Updates on new WHO publications

High impact practices in FP

Tools and resources shared by other partners

Notifications about conferences and meetings

General updates

Comments and feedback from other users

Other (please specify)

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* 9. What do you find least useful about information circulated by IBP? (Select up to 3)

Too many emails

IBP webinars

New WHO guidelines

Updates on new WHO publications

High impact practices in FP

Tools and resources shared by other partners

Notifications about conferences and meetings

General updates

Comments and feedback from other users

Nothing. All of the above are useful.

Other (please specify)

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* 10. How have you used IBP information to strengthen your work and expertise in FP/RH? (Select all that Apply)

Shared information with my work or projects

Learned about new resources

Participated in a CoP on a technical topic

Created or manage a CoP on a technical topic

Connected with WHO, UNFPA, USAID

Connected and networked with other IBP Partners to collaborate

IBP has not strengthened my work or expertise in FP/RH

Other (please specify)

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* 11. What kinds of activities would you like IBP to support more in the next 5 years? (Select up to 3)

More virtual ways to interact with others who are implementing or using resources

Better documentation of what works and does not work

More opportunities for in-person networking and exchange

More technical information from WHO

Opportunities for funding small implementation projects

Funding for implementation research projects

Tools to better link WHO Guidelines and programmatic interventions

Online training programs

Other (please specify)

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* 12. How would you like to see information about implementation and use of guidelines, tools and evidence shared in the future? (Select up to 3)

Informal stories about implementation

Videos or videoblogs

Podcasts

In person exchange through conferences, workshops or meetings

Online webinars

Online virtual trainings

Public social media outlets (i.e. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn)

Private social media platform for IBP members

Listservs

Online forums

Other (please specify)

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* 13. Overall, the IBP Initiative has contributed positively to my work in Family Planning and Reproductive Health.

Strongly agree

Agree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

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* 14. Please share any additional information you wish to add about your engagement with IBP and how you would like to see IBP evolve in the future.

Thank you!