Long-Acting and Permanent Methods of Contraception: Without Them, A Country's Development Will Be Low and Slow
English
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| Source:
EngenderHealth, The ACQUIRE Project,
2008
: 2 p.
This two-page advocacy brief, third in a series of five, answers key questions about LA/PMs including implants. The brief is designed for policy and reproductive health decision-makers such as health ministers, but is written in a way designed to be accessible to anyone within the reproductive health sector.
- Regions/Countries:
- Global
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