In recent years, more information has become available about obstetric fistula in the developing world. Below you will find links to fistula-related websites.

The UNFPA's Campaign to End Fistula currently covers some 30 countries in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and some Arab States. The Campaign works in three key areas: prevention, treatment and support to help women who have been repaired return to their communities. And it works in three phases: assessing needs, planning interventions and implementing national strategies. The Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital is a key global partner in the campaign.

EngenderHealth: Obstetric Fistula Needs Assessment Report. The "Campaign to End Fistula" information kit-"Obstetric Fistula Needs Assessment Report: Findings from Nine African Countries"-contains results from a groundbreaking needs assessment conducted by EngenderHealth and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in nine African countries.

USAID: Obstetric Fistula Strategy. A number of USAID's maternal health activities can help reduce the occurrence of obstetric fistula. The focus is on prevention.

The Worldwide Fistula Fund, focused in Nigeria, was founded out of concern for the hundreds of thousands of women in the developing world who suffer from injuries related to labor and delivery.

AMDD: Fistula Repair Projects. Collaborating with the Addis Ababa Fistula Hospital in staffing the mini-fistula hospitals, two of the planned five have been built and are in operation.

Note: The Fistula Foundation is not responsible for the content or functionality of the above websites.