BFPA’s project portfolio for 2010 includes financing from the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), The IPPF Innovation Fund (London), the European Union, the European network of non-government organizations working in the field of sexual and reproductive health, population and development (EURONGOS). To maintain its offices around the country the BFPA also relies on private donations.
The financing from the IPPF for 2010 is directed into five strategic areas:
- advocacy for disadvantaged groups
- access to health care
- working with young people
- health legislature
- prevention of HIV/AIDS In 2010 the BFPA continued to work on its project Mobile Services, Education and Prevention of Trafficking of Women from Rural Areas in Bulgaria. The initial financing for this project was provided from the IPPF Innovation Fund and was continued with the support of the Dutch government through target funding under the project.
With financing from the EU the BFPA is a partner in 2 international projects:
- H-CUBE, with the participation of 14 other institutions from 11 EU countries;
- SUNFLOWER, with the participation of 11 institutions from 9 EU countries.
At the end of May 2010 ended the initiative aiming at popularizing the link between family planning, sexual and reproductive health and development policies. This initiative was targeted at representatives of the state administration and of non-government organizations working in the field. The activities were financed by the European network of non-government organizations working in the field of sexual and reproductive health, population and development – EURONGOS.





