IBP Network

Overview

The Implementing Best Practice (IBP) Initiative, now called the IBP Network, was started in 2000 to help ensure the dissemination of evidence-based guidelines and practices in family planning and reproductive health. Over the years the IBP Network has expanded to over 80 member organizations and close to 15,000 individuals representing international NGOs, local civil society organizations, academic institutions, regional partners and others.

Through innovative knowledge management approaches like webinars, interactive workshops, online communities of practice and storytelling, the IBP Network aims to facilitate knowledge exchange, reduce duplication, foster collaboration, and support implementation of WHO Guidelines and other evidence-based practices in family planning and reproductive health.