Snapshot: The Process of Changing National Family Planning Policy to Support Community-based Access to Injectables (CBA2I) in Uganda

The insights compiled in this snapshot are drawn from FHI’s experience promoting community-based access to Depo Provera (or DMPA) and working with the Ugandan government and other partners to change national family planning policy.

File:

Snapshot_Uganda Policy Critical Steps_FINAL_1_0.pdf (77.47k)

Length:

2 pp

Year:

2011

Organization:

FHI 360

Languages:

English

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