La Planification familiale : un moyen de sortir de la pauvreté

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(Octobre 2012) L’objectif de la présentation est d’aider les individus à mieux comprendre l’importance de la planification familiale dans la croissance économique et la réduction de la pauvreté aux niveaux de la famille, de la communauté et du pays, pour au final repositionner la planification familiale à un niveau plus élevé dans les agendas politiques nationaux et locaux en Afrique subsaharienne. Ce processus consiste notamment à
mobiliser la volonté et les ressources politiques pour renforcer les services de planification familiale et entraînera un accès élargi à des méthodes contraceptives sûres et efficaces pour aider les femmes et les couples à décider du nombre d’enfants qu’ils souhaitent, quand ils le veulent.

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