Dashboard Portal
Enlist centers, track inventory, produce reports and manage users from one place.
For administrators and M&E teamsFamily planning commodities, tracked from the upazila store to the factory clinic.
The Digital Monitoring Tool shows, in real time, how DGFP-supplied contraceptives reach and serve women workers in Bangladesh's ready-made garment factories, so supplies last and clients keep coming back.
4–5 millionworkers in Bangladesh's RMG sector
55–60%of them are young women
5 factoriesPiloting in Dhaka and Narayanganj
30 July 2025official launch of the DMT
Why a digital monitoring tool
Women in garment factories often work long hours, have little spare income and face stigma when seeking sexual and reproductive health care. Workplace services bring that care to them, and the DMT makes sure the supplies behind those services never quietly run out. Paper records give way to a live picture that helps stakeholders assess progress, plan the next intervention and use limited resources where they count.
UFPO App
Log commodities when the Upazila office receives them and when they are sent on to factories.
For Upazila Family Planning OfficesRMG Medical Center App
Record what each client receives, follow refill schedules and read automated monthly reports.
For factory medical centersCare that comes to the factory floor
UNFPA Bangladesh workplace interventions bring these services inside the factory, and the DMT keeps the supplies behind them in stock.
- Cervical cancer screening (VIA)
- Nutritional counseling
- Antenatal and prenatal care
- Short-acting contraceptives
- Referral for institutional delivery
- Referral for long-acting and permanent methods
Made possible by our partners
The DMT is delivered by a partnership of donors, implementing agencies and government partners.
Government
Donors
Implementing agencies
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