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The guiding principles of USAID's family planning program are grounded in voluntary consent and informed choice.

A common cause: faith-based organizations and promoting access to family planning in the developing world

WASHINGTON * A coalition of evangelicals is calling on fellow Christians to support access to family planning across the world, saying it does not conflict with evangelical opposition to abortion.

Family planning affirmed

Expanding the range of family planning choices on offer, so every woman can select a method that meets her needs.

WHO puts spotlight on family planning

Melesse further informed that the IPPF would focus extensively on providing family planning services to women and adolescents.

IPPF for universal access to sexual and reproductive health

Family planning is slowly becoming an accepted practice in many developing nations, but in Africa the rate is still low.

Changing Attitudes and Providing Access to Family Planning in Africa

Family planning is a fundamental component of mainstream health care.

Family planning a health matter for entire community

4 states require separation between organizations that provide family planning and organizations that provide abortion-related services.

State family planning funding restrictions

In response to this challenge, 26 states have implemented Medicaid Family Planning Waivers to expand coverage for family planning services to individuals who are otherwise ineligible for Medicaid and unable to gain access to reproductive health care.

Medicaid's important role in pregnancy prevention and planning

Bouraji stressed on the cooperative role of local councils and the non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to help get information to the general public about family planning.

Yemen marks World Population Day while it struggles with population growth - (Local)

The policy has the intention of increasing family planning practice among the citizens in order to attain a balanced economy as well as to achieve a middle-income status and standard of living in the country (Adlakha, 1996).

Attitudes toward and use of knowledge about family planning among Ghanaian men

Mr Porritt compared current levels of international aid available for family planning and for addressing HIV and Aids.

Porritt makes plea

Congress acknowledged the importance of family planning as well as the uneven coverage of the service across state Medicaid programs when it amended the program in 1972.