Experts at the International Conference on Family Planning warned that global aid cuts—especially from the U.S.—threaten to reverse major gains in reproductive health, urging sustainable, shared financing to close a $104 billion annual funding gap. Despite record contraceptive use preventing millions of unintended pregnancies and maternal deaths, shrinking donor support is forcing low- and middle-income countries to seek new, locally driven funding solutions. Originally published in Context.

Phil Anglewicz is quoted.