Family Planning and Family Well-Being in Bangladesh Infographic
This infographic summarizes some of the many different areas of family life that research on the Matlab program in Bangladesh showed were affected by a couple’s family planning use. These areas included mothers’ health, increased family assets, increased home value, improved pregnancy and newborn health, health and education benefits for boys and for girls, improved water sources, and agricultural investments.
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