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The evolution of population policies in Kenya and Malawi
The evolution of population policy in rural China
The global family planning revolution
The Health Logistics Press (Zambia)
The influence of family planning logistics systems on contraceptive use
The provision and funding of contraceptive services at publicly funded family planning agencies: 1995-2003
The transition from training to performance improvement in low-resource settings
Training and supporting pharmacists to supply progestogen-only emergency contraceptives
Training course for providers on postpartum family planning
Treatment-seeking behaviour in urban Sri Lanka
Trends in youth reproductive health in Ethiopia, 2000 and 2005 (English)
Understanding Operational Barriers to Family Planning Services in Conflict-affected Countries: Experiences from Sierra Leone
Understanding Operational Barriers to Family Planning Services in Conflict-affected Countries: Experiences from Sierra Leone
USAID health policy initiative web site
USAID's reactionary policies and the case of emergency contraception in Peru
Using GIS tools to address disparities in access to family planning services and commodities in LAC and the Caribbean
Village health committees drive family planning update: Communities play lead role in increased acceptability, availability
Violence Against Women and Girls
Violence against women in health-care institutions: An emerging problem
When partners talk, behavior may change

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