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Family Planning, Work and Women's Economic and Social Autonomy in Indonesia
Family Planning Women's Economic Social Autonomy
2009/4/3
In Indonesia, the 1994 national marriage law stipulates that women's primary role in the family is bearing and rearing children, and that women's productive role is primarily related to domestic tasks...
The Importance of Field-workers in Bangladesh's Family Planning Programme
maternal and child health family planning non-governmental organizations
2009/4/3
This article uses observations of client-provider interactions and two surveys of users of oral contraceptives to examine empirically the characteristics of home visits, including their duration and c...
The Institutionalization and Medicalization of Family Planning in Tonga
Family Planning Tonga
2009/4/3
This article takes a historical perspective to examine the institutionalization of family planning in Tonga through its adoption by the medical establishment. It argues that family planning "medicaliz...
Bangladesh is one of the best and most recent examples of a country with a strong family planning programme effort which has brought about a significant fertility decline. This article examines the tr...
Determinants of Unmet Need for Family Planning in Squatter Settlements in Karachi, Pakistan
Family Planning Pakistan Squatter Settlements
2009/4/1
Despite the high level of unmet need for family planning in Pakistan, little is known about its determinants. This study examines factors associated with unmet need in squatter settlements in Karachi....
This paper reviews the role of family planning in reproductive health in the Asian and Pacific region since the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in 1994. It also identifie...
Beyond denomination：The relationship between religion and family planning in rural Malawi
family planning fertility religion social interaction Sub-Saharan Africa
2008/12/18
Despite the centrality of religion and fertility to life in rural Africa, the relationship between the two remains poorly understood. The study presented here uses unique integrated individual- and co...
Creative providers：Counseling and counselors in family planning and reproductive health
counseling family planning performance qualitative analysis reproductive health structuring resources
2008/12/18
This paper is a comparative qualitative analysis of counseling and counselors in family planning and reproductive health services in four settings: two in the United States, one in London, and one in ...
Global knowledge/local bodies：Family planning service providers’interpretations of contraceptive knowledge（s）
anthropological demography contraceptives family planning foreign aid international development population reproductive health service providers
2008/12/16
Contraceptive technologies and the knowledges that are constructed around them are simultaneously global and local. Family planning methods in the context of international development interventions ar...
Empirical Assessments of Social Networks, Fertility and Family Planning Programs：Nonlinearities and their Implications
fertility family planning programs social interactions nonlinear models
2008/11/28
Empirical studies of the diffusion of modern methods of family planning have increasing incorporated social interaction within nonlinear models such as logits. But they have not considered the full im...
THE QUALITY OF CARE IN FAMILY PLANNING: A CASE STUDY OF CHOGORIA, EASTERN KENYA
EASTERN KENYA CHOGORIA FAMILY PLANNING QUALITY
2008/4/12
ABSTRACT
This paper compares the quality of family planning services in the catchment areas of Chogoria and Maua hospitals, both in the Meru district of Kenya. The quality issues compared are personn...
Family Planning in Africa: Old Belief and New Perspective
New Perspective Old Belief Africa Family Planning
2008/4/9
INTRODUCTION
Family planning programmes in Africa have traditionally concentrated on reaching women through the maternal and child health services. Based on the conventional wisdom that African men...