Evidence-Based Practices in Zambia: Expanding Access to Family Planning Services through Community-Based Provision of Injectable Contraceptives

This presentation outlines the pilot conducted to evaluate the safety, acceptability, cost, and impact of adding provision of Depo-Provera by community based distributors to an existing community-based family planning program in Mumbwa and Luangwa districts of Zambia.

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Year:

2010

Organization:

FHI 360,ChildFund International

Languages:

English

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