ENGAGE Snapshot: Family Planning A Ripple Effect for Child Survival
Fertility and Economic Growth Around the World: A PRB ENGAGE Snapshot
Around the world, the ripple effects of family planning have powerful benefits for child survival. This PRB ENGAGE Snapshot illustrates how family planning can improve child survival through healthy timing and spacing of pregnancy and achieving health nutrition for mothers and infants. Together, these lead to healthier families, and in turn, healthier nations.
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