The number of individuals screened and treated for sexually transmitted infections.

The quantity and type of contraceptive commodities distributed to women of reproductive age to promote family planning and birth spacing.

Evaluating the cost of care in relation to the health outcomes achieved.

Decrease in the percentage of women who wish to delay or prevent pregnancies but are not using any contraceptive method.

The percentage of individuals, particularly sexually active women, using contraception to prevent unintended pregnancies.

The number of safe and legal abortions provided, where applicable. The number of women screened for cervical cancer and related services.

The number of educational sessions conducted to provide information on topics like family planning, sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and reproductive health.

Improvement in self-reported quality of life and well-being indicators within the target community or population. Increase in life expectancy and healthy life years.

A decrease in the number of pregnancies among adolescents, which may reflect improved sexual health education and access to contraception.

A decrease in the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections within the target population.

Reduction in the number of unsafe abortions or complications related to unsafe abortion practices.