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Increasing Contraceptive Use Through Free Family Planning Special Days in Poor Urban Areas in Francophone West Africa
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Increasing Contraceptive Use Through Free Family Planning Special Days in Poor Urban Areas in Francophone West Africa

Authors: Mamadou Kandji, Hawa Talla, René Jean Firmin Nakoulma, Sujata Naik Bijou, Cheikh Ibrahima Diop, Josephat Avoce, Fatoumata Bamba, Fatimata Sow

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Category: Resources Tags: Adolescent girls and young women, Contraception, family planning, reproductive health, social barriers to SRH

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