Curr Obstet Gynecol Rep DOI 10.1007/s13669-014-0079-6 FAMILY PLANNING (A BURKE, SECTION EDITOR) New Research in Emergency and Postcoital Contraception Elizabeth Westley & Sarah Rich & Hilary…
The Context Contraceptive prevalence rate among the currently married women rose from 7.7 percent to 58 percent in Bangladesh over the last three decades .The unmet need for family planning services…
GHANA COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION IN GHANA Policies support the use of Emergency Contraception (EC) in Ghana. Ghana has a comprehensive family planning program…
KENYA COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Policies support the use of Emergency Contraception (EC) in Kenya: EC is included in various national norms and guidelines for…
ICEC Worldwide Case Studies: Kenya Collaboration Is the Key to Success As a result of collaboration between the Consortium, the Kenyan Ministry of Health, and the private sector, Postinor-2 is now…
MALAWI COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION EC is available in Malawi and is included in Malawi’s national policies and guidelines; however, it is currently available…
NIGER COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Niger is one of the world’s poorest countries and has the highest fertility rate globally.1 Modern contraceptive use is…
Mainstreaming Emergency Contraception in Nigeria FEBRUARY 2018 NIGERIA Nigeria was among the first countries in the world with a socially marketed emergency contraception (EC) product, and EC is…
PAKISTAN COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION EC is widely available in the public, commercial, and social marketing sectors. Policies support the availability of EC but…
SIERRA RWANDLAEONE COUNTING WHAT COUNTS: TRACKING ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION Emergency contraception (EC) is included in Sierra Leone’s national Essential Medicines List and reproductive…
