About Us

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Ipas in the World

Ipas Bolivia is part of a global network operating in over 20 countries to ensure that everyone can exercise their sexual and reproductive rights (SRHR) with dignity and safety. We are committed to breaking down barriers faced by women, youth, LGBTQI+ people, and indigenous communities in accessing sexual and reproductive health services.

Our global impact

From Bolivia, we contribute to a global movement aimed at transforming health systems, influencing public policies, and empowering communities. Through our alliances, we share knowledge and strategies to address challenges that limit access to sexual and reproductive health services and the exercise of SRHR. 

Commitment and future

Our sustainable ecosystem approach ensures that vulnerable communities have access to quality information and services. We will continue advocating for SRHR in Bolivia and around the world, promoting lasting and positive change.

For more information on our global work, visit Ipas Global.

Vision

A world where every woman, young person, and girl has the right and the ability to determine their own sexuality and reproductive health.

Mission

Women, young people, and girls enjoy better sexual and reproductive health and rights when access to and use of safe, legal abortion services and contraception are increased.

Throughout all these years, Ipas has worked to improve the conditions and rights of girls, adolescents, young people, women, and men in this country. We promote the exercise of Sexual and Reproductive Rights in an equal manner, without prejudice, without stigma, without violence, and with conviction.

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Some of Our Impact Results 

We have strengthened sexual and reproductive health services, benefiting 97,704 women, girls, and adolescents, significantly improving maternal health outcomes.

We launched Bolivia’s first SRHR Lawyers Network, protecting 33 women and health professionals who were criminalized for supporting or seeking safe abortions.

Our New Masculinities program has mobilized 32,771 male allies committed to promoting healthy gender norms and eradicating SGBV.

Training on gender equality and prevention of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) has been provided through a joint programme with the Ministry of Education:

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We have reached more than 2.4 million people with stigma-free information on SGBV and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR).

We have formed strategic alliances with 29 institutions to develop Bolivia's first legislative draft on Sexual and Reproductive Rights, improving access to essential health services for women and girls.

Our New Masculinities program has mobilized 32,771 male allies, committed to promoting healthy gender norms and eradicating SGBV.

Some Stories of Change 

Thanks to Ipas Bolivia, I understood that men can also be part of the change. Today I promote gender equality.

José

35 years old

As a father of two girls, I always worried about their well-being. Thanks to Ipas Bolivia’s awareness programs, I learned about the importance of gender equality and violence prevention. Today, I teach my daughters to defend their rights.

Andrés

40 years old

I was able to terminate my pregnancy resulting from rape and learned about my rights. Now I know I can decide.

Juana

28 years old

Thanks to Ipas Bolivia’s sexual education programs, I learned about my rights and how to take care of myself. Today I feel more confident and empowered to make decisions about my body and my health.

Ana

19 years old