Family Planning Practices in Third World Countries

The status of family planning practices remains a serious problem in developing countries. Many countries are transforming their efforts to meet their population’s family planning needs by refocusing materrnal and child health and family planning activities into more comprehensives reproductive health programmes. As the strategies approach was being implemented to address contraceptive introduction in several countries, its utility for addressing other specific reproductive health problems was reorganized. The book is equally relevant to students of all related disciplines. Moreover, professional in areas that deal with population-related issues in planning and decision-making in health, education, social welfare, market research, for instance, will find much of the contents of this book useful as a reference work.