Advocacy Video: “Community-based Access to Injectable Contraception: Radical Common Sense”

This short advocacy video covers the research and programmatic evidence on the provision of injectable contraception by community health workers and the latest efforts to implement CBA2I programs throughout sub-Saharan Africa. The video includes the personal story of a woman in Uganda who has benefitted from the family planning services offered in her community.

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Advocacy Video: “Community-based Access to Injectable Contraception: Radical Common Sense

Year:

2011

Organization:

FHI 360

Languages:

English

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