In order to reduce the rate of women's repeated abortion, protect women's reproductive health, and reduce the harm of abortion to women's body and soul, in 2011, the China Women's Development Foundation, the Family Planning Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, the Science and Technology Research Institute of the National Population and Family Planning Commission, and People's Daily Online jointly launched the "Care for Iraq, Care for After Abortion (PAC) Project". On April 16th, the PAC project held its 10th anniversary summary and promotion meeting in Wuhan, Hubei Province, with the theme of "Ten Years of Love and Prosperity". Zhen Yan, Chairman of the China Women's Development Foundation, former Vice Chairman of the All China Women's Federation, and Secretary of the Secretariat, delivered an online speech. Dong Kui, Secretary General of the China Women's Development Foundation, Li Yan, Member and Vice Chairman of the Party Group of the Hubei Women's Federation, Zhong Daoxi, Deputy Director of the Women's Health Department of the National Health Commission, and Guo Jiantimony, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Research Institute of the National Health Commission attended the meeting and delivered speeches. In her speech, Zhen Yan emphasized the need to rely on high-quality resources of the project and combine with the needs of women and the masses, summarize good experiences, adhere to problem orientation, promote integrity and innovation, and do a good job in planning and upgrading the project's future. At the same time, she should strengthen investigation and research, promote the transformation of project results, especially pay attention to problem investigation and research, and focus on identifying, researching, and solving problems to promote more stable implementation and implementation of the project, Better serve the vast majority of women. At the event site, Bayer Healthcare Co., Ltd. once again donated to the PAC project. This summary and promotion meeting reviewed the achievements and experiences of the PAC project over the past decade. Representatives of the participating project expert team, project hospital representatives, and other parties conducted multidimensional discussions on the protection of female fertility, and made prospects and plans for the future development direction of the project. After ten years of development, the PAC project has established PAC consultation rooms in 1326 project hospitals in 31 provinces and cities across the country, benefiting more than 13 million women in total. The project focuses on the health needs of women and relies on the project hospital as a platform to carry out reproductive health education and consultation services for women of childbearing age, effectively reducing the rate of repeated miscarriage, caring for women's reproductive health, and protecting women's fertility. In August 2018, the National Health Commission issued the "Norms for Contraceptive Services after Induced Abortion", which drew on the experience of the PAC project in the process of formulating the "Norms for Contraceptive Services after Induced Abortion". This measure also fully recognized the positive role of the "Post Abortion Care (PAC) project" in the field of female reproductive health. At the meeting, Wu Shangchun, a researcher at the Institute of Science and Technology of the National Health Commission, officially released the "PAC Project 10-year Evaluation Report" to the public. It is reported that the future PAC project will take this 10th anniversary summary and promotion meeting as an opportunity to systematically think, scientifically plan, focus on leveraging resource advantages, coordinate the sinking of high-quality medical resources, actively carry out investigations and research, promote the transformation of project achievements, continuously improve project mechanisms, achieve refined and scientific management, promote project stability and progress, and better provide high-quality health services for the general women and the masses, Make new contributions to the development of women's health and the comprehensive construction of a healthy China. (New News Agency)