The origins and evolution of family planning programs in developing countries

The origins and evolution of family planning programs in developing countries /

Despite widespread acceptance, family planning programs have been controversial since their inception. This report examines the origins of family planning programs and the criticisms they have faced during four decades of existence. It also assesses the validity of these criticisms and analyzes prog...

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Main Author: Seltzer, Judith R., 1948-
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Santa Monica, CA : Rand, 2002.
Series:Online Rand research documents.
Subjects:
Birth control > Developing countries > History.
Federal aid to family planning > Developing countries > History.
Birth control > Developing countries > Management.
Human rights.
Population.
Reproductive health.
Family Planning Services > history
Family Planning Policy > history
Human Rights
Population Growth
Reproductive Medicine
population growth.
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Abortion & Birth Control.
SOCIAL SCIENCE > Demography.
Reproductive health
Population
Human rights
Birth control
Birth control > Management
Federal aid to family planning
Population policy
Anticonceptie.
Bevolkingspolitiek.
Developing countries > Population policy.
Developing countries
Ontwikkelingslanden.
History
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