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Strategic donor investments for strengthening condom markets: The case of Zimbabwe.

Noah Taruberekera | Kumbirai Chatora | Staci Leuschner | Malvern Munjoma | Hardwin Sithole | Sumathi Balasubramanian | Faith Jiyeong Park | Ryan Rego | Andrea Rowan | Kim Longfield
PloS one | 2019

Zimbabwe faces an uncertain future for condom funding and potential condom insecurity as international donors prioritize creating more self-sustaining markets and the government identifies how to best ensure access and uptake. We tested the impact of an intensive intervention on demand and supply after a price increase to the social marketed condom, Protector Plus. The study occurred during a deteriorating economy and pressure to reach sustainability quickly. We highlight where strategic donor investments can impact condom programming and markets.

Pubmed ID: 31490964

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