Using Program Data to Improve Access to Family Planning and Enhance the Method Mix in Conflict-affected Areas of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

This article evaluates how program data was utilised to improve family planning access and method mix in conflict-affected regions of the DRC. The study highlights how using disaggregated data helped address disparities and expand contraceptive options, leading to better reproductive health outcomes. It also details the challenges and adaptations required for data collection and program implementation in crisis contexts, offering evidence for data-driven interventions in fragile settings.