Fragile, Threatened, and Still Urgently Needed: Family Planning Programs in Sub‐Saharan Africa
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Auteurs : Roy Jacobstein ; Lynn Bakamjian ; John M. Pile ; Jane WickstromSource :
- Studies in Family Planning [ 0039-3665 ] ; 2009-06.
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- Africa ghana kenya malawi nigeria senegal tanzania uganda zambia, African countries, Case studies, Contraception, Contraceptive, Contraceptive prevalence rate, Contraceptive services, Country case studies, December, Extreme poverty, Family planning, Family planning programs, Family planning services, Fertility rate, Final country reports, Food security, Ghana, Health surveys, Health workers, High levels, Human resources, International assistance, International development, Jane wickstrom, Kenya, Lifetime births, Lower levels, Lynn bakamjian, Malawi, Maternal mortality, Millennium development goals, Modern contraception, Modern contraceptives, Modern methods, Nations population division, Nigeria, Ongoing threat, Other regions, Percentage points, Population action, Population growth, Population growth factor, Programmatic, Programmatic attention, Programmatic emphases, Recent performance, Repositioning family case study, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Revision population database, Rural areas, Senegal, Service interventions, States agency, Subsaharan africa, Tanzania, Total fertility rate, Uganda, Unmet, Unmet need, Urban areas, World bank, World development indicators, Zambia.
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- Africa ghana kenya malawi nigeria senegal tanzania uganda zambia, African countries, Case studies, Contraception, Contraceptive, Contraceptive prevalence rate, Contraceptive services, Country case studies, December, Extreme poverty, Family planning, Family planning programs, Family planning services, Fertility rate, Final country reports, Food security, Ghana, Health surveys, Health workers, High levels, Human resources, International assistance, International development, Jane wickstrom, Kenya, Lifetime births, Lower levels, Lynn bakamjian, Malawi, Maternal mortality, Millennium development goals, Modern contraception, Modern contraceptives, Modern methods, Nations population division, Nigeria, Ongoing threat, Other regions, Percentage points, Population action, Population growth, Population growth factor, Programmatic, Programmatic attention, Programmatic emphases, Recent performance, Repositioning family case study, Reproductive, Reproductive health, Revision population database, Rural areas, Senegal, Service interventions, States agency, Subsaharan africa, Tanzania, Total fertility rate, Uganda, Unmet, Unmet need, Urban areas, World bank, World development indicators, Zambia.
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