Muslim Religious Leaders as Partners in Fostering Positive Reproductive Health and Family Planning Behaviors in Yemen: A Best Practice

This papers shows how the ESD Project partnered with the Basic Health Services (BHS) Project in Yemen to engage Muslim religious leaders as champions of reproductive health and family planning, and partners in fostering social change and development.

File:

English (810.45k)

Length:

4 pp

Year:

2010

Organization:

USAID | The Extending Service Delivery [ESD] Project

Languages:

English

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