Introducing Community-Based Distribution (CBD) of Injectable Contraceptives: Experiences and Outcomes From a Pilot Project in Tharaka District, Eastern Province of Kenya

This report documents the Tharaka district pilot, highlights lessons learned, and recommends the way forward given the positive outcomes.

File:

Final Report: Introducing Community-Based Distribution (CBD) of Injectable Contraceptives (English) (735.45k)

Year:

2011

Organization:

Kenya Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation- Division of Reproductive Health

FHI 360

JHPEIGO

USAID

APHIA II Eastern, Tharaka District Health Management Team

Languages:

English

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