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• Characterizing Motivational Intensity of Need for Family Planning Among Non-Users in Sub-Saharan Africa
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As a group, non-users of contraception differ greatly in their likely motivation to adopt a method or resume use. This poster, presented at the 2014 Population Association of America Annual Meeting, summarizes a study conducted under the USAID-funded Health Policy Project that presented a new approach by defining high- and low-motivation groups among current non-users according to: stated intention to use, past use, and unmet need.
 

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Family Planning/Reproductive Health (FP/RH)    Poster    Stakeholder Engagement   

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