Reducing Unmet Need for Family Planning

Evidence-based Strategies and Approaches

2008
Author: PATH, UNFPA
Publisher: PATH

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This short publication offers clear suggestions for programme managers to address unmet need for family planning in the face of current political, financial, and health-systems challenges. It also comprises the 25th anniversary issue of Outlook, which since 1983, has synthesized the latest scientific research and evidence on effective reproductive health programming and made it available to programme managers, policymakers, health care providers, researchers, and educators around the world.
 

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