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Stock Status Report

DGFP STOCK STATUS REPORT - February 2025

DGFP STOCK STATUS REPORT

CONDOM – Current national stock is 19.13 million pieces, and this stock can be used up to June 2025. FY 2023-24: (GOB-Dev.) & RPA (GOB) – 77 million pieces of condoms procurement process completed. EDCL delivered 73.62 million pieces condom has been received by the standing board as of February 2025.


PILL - Current national stock of Oral Contraceptive Pill is 3.96 million cycles which will go up to Mid-June 2025. FY 2023-24: (GOB-Rev.) – Procurement Plan of 8.5 million cycles of Oral Pill (Shukhi-3rd Generation) has been completed. The supplier delivered 8.5 million cycle Oral Pill (3rd Generation) has been received by the standing board as of February 2025.


POP-APON - – Current national stock of POP-APON Pill is 0.99 million cycles which will go up to June 2025.


IUD –Current national stock is 0.070 million pcs. and this stock can be used up to Mid-September 2025.


INJECTABLES – Current stock of 3.26 million vials and that is supposed to be used up to Mid-September 2025. FY 2023-24: (GOB-Dev.)– Procurement of 7 million vials of Injectable has been Completed. Supplier delivered the total 7.0 million.


IMPLANT – Current stock is 0.178 million sets, and this can be used up to July 2025.


Note: – Procurement plan is submitted by respected Line Director of FSD to procure 17 Million Cycles Oral Pill (COP) (3rd Generation), 3 Million Vial Injectables (1M) and 15 Million Pieces Condom; and by respected Line Director of CCSDP to procure 100000 sets 01 Rod Implant and 75650 sets 02 Rod Implants for FY 2024-2025 under Revenue budget.

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