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Stock Status Report

DGFP STOCK STATUS REPORT - January 2026

DGFP STOCK STATUS REPORT

CONDOM – Current national stock is 9.2 million pieces, and this stock can be used up to Mid-May 2026 according to the current average monthly consumption. However, 7.7 million pieces of condoms received in December 2025 have been reflected in the national stock. These were procured under the ISO for HC & FDMN Project and are designated for distribution exclusively within the project areas.


PILL (Shukhi) - Current national stock of Oral Contraceptive Pill is 6.2 million cycles which will go up to April 2026 based on the current average monthly consumption.


POP-APON - – Current national stock of POP-APON Pill is 0.674 million cycles which will go up to February 2027 as per the current average monthly consumption. However, 0.6 million cycles of POP-APON received in October 2025 have been reflected in the national stock. These were procured under the ISO for HC & FDMN Project and are designated for distribution exclusively within the project areas.


IUD – Current national stock is 20,656 pcs. and this stock can be used up to May 2026.


INJECTABLES – Current stock is 2.47 million vials and that is supposed to be used up to June 2026.


IMPLANT –Current stock is 9,678 sets, and this can be used up to Mid-February 2026.


Note: – Procurement of 12 million pieces of condoms and 3 million cycles of Oral Pill (3rd Generation) is currently in process. Contract has been signed for the procurement of 100,000 sets of Implant (01 Stick) for FY 2024–2025 (Carry Forward) under the Revenue Budget. However, there are some legal issues pending in court regarding this package.

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