In 2010 Hull and Moseley were asked by UNFPA and the Indonesian Family Planning Program (BKKBN) to advise on ways to "revitalise" the contraceptive delivery system across the Indonesian Archipelago. One of the key recommendations was to reduce reliance on injectables in the contraceptive mix. This recommendation was accepted by the BKKBN and UNFPA leadership. Nearly a decade and a half later it is time to consider the success or otherwise of the implementation of this recommendation.

Speaker Bio:

Emeritus Professor Terence H. Hull has been continuously associated with Demography in the Australian National University since 1971. He and his wife Valerie carried out research in Fiji, undertook field research in Yogyakarta to support PhDs awarded in 1975, and worked on a Secondment from the ANU to establish Population Studies in Gadjah Mada University. As Coordinator of the International Population Dynamics Programme (IPDP) Terry managed a team of demography graduates to assist research centres in Indonesia, China, Vietnam, and Cambodia. He continues to work on issues of fertility, population dynamics and sexuality as a visitor to the School of Demography.

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