It believes it can cut this number by
increasing access to family planning, addressing unsafe abortion and making birth safer by giving women access to skilled and well - equipped health workers.
This is unprecedented for a program that has helped
expand access to family planning services in countries with low incomes for over 50 years and currently operates in nearly 40 countries.
> And we will be just 10 billion in this world, if the poorest people get out of poverty, their children survive, they
get access to family planning.
The researchers will send periodic surveys to women enrolled during the next three years to track the effect of
universal access to family planning influences educational attainment, financial mobility, and sexual satisfaction.
So it was not surprising to see no mention of expanding
access to family planning as a strategy for reducing stresses from climate extremes, or climate change, in such regions.
The first is for governments to address the population threat head - on by ensuring that all women have
access to family planning services and by providing education for girls throughout the region.
The reason for this success, researchers believe, is that by 1962 more than 80 percent of all young women could read and write: a factor that
increased access to family planning.
Politicians are trying to cut
access to family planning care, including birth control and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment for Missourians insured through Medicaid.
Politicians are attempting to use HB 2010 and HB 2011 — the budgets for the Dept. of Health and Senior Services and the Dept. of Social Services — to
cut access to family planning care, including birth control and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment for patients insured through MO HealthNet, Missouri's Medicaid program.
And of course there's the reality that explosive population growth in certain places, particularly sub-Saharan Africa, could be blunted without a single draconian measure, many experts say, simply by
providing access to family planning for millions of women who already want it, but can't get it — whether or not someone gets a carbon credit in the process.
We're calling for more rights and
greater access to family planning services for women living throughout the world so they can choose for themselves how many children to have and when to have them.
These include the establishment of effective protected areas that would encompass a significant proportion of terrestrial, aquatic and aerial habitats, halting the degradation of forests and other native land cover and restoring those that have already been degraded; shifting diets to plant - based foods; reducing fertility rates by
ensuring access to family planning services; and developing new green technologies.
If you want to learn more, I suggest paying less attention to activist newsletters and instead read an invaluable discussion of the research and rhetoric
on access to family planning accompanying «Is there an «unmet need» for birth control,» a 2011 blog post by Berk Ozler, a World Bank development economist.
The final budget for Title X, the nation's family planning program, will be $ 299.9 million dollars this year, and will provide millions of women and
families access to family planning and prevention services.
With the 1970 bipartisan passage of the Title X program, President Richard Nixon stated «no American woman should be
denied access to family planning assistance because of her economic condition.»
By allowing women around the
world access to family planning tools, Gates says communities would see increased health, economic development and gender equality.
Take the Gillick ruling: the Government was forced to allow parents to know when their young people got
access to family planning clinics, and we saw a decrease in family planning attendance for under sixteens.
«In our experience as a leading provider of sexual and reproductive healthcare in many countries around the world, we know that women not only need but desperately
want access to family planning services and information.
A rapid voluntary reduction in fertility rates in the poor countries, brought about by
more access to family planning, higher child survival and education for girls, could stabilize the population at around eight billion by 2050.
To relieve these pressures on the planet, the academies call for a range of social and technological measures, including
wider access to family planning, health care and education, an end to wasteful consumption, and the introduction of «green'technologies.
[Many liberals and some conservatives I know will be frustrated by the lack of acknowledgement that population matters — and particularly that
boosting access to family planning is an important way to cut social vulnerability to climate (and other) hazards in the world's poorest regions.
One was a recent talk by Hans Rosling, a public health expert at the Karolinska Institute, explaining how family size shrinks when health care and
access to family planning come to poor countries.
«Around the world, we've made strides to bring down maternal mortality and prevent unintended pregnancy, and we know that
reducing access to family planning will reverse those gains and put women's lives at risk.
By weakening and eliminating these scourges — along with expanding
access to family planning information and services — global population will stabilize and start a gradual decline sooner rather than later.
Although parents (and indeed governors and teachers) are often uneasy about early or explicit SRE or
providing access to family planning services, their feelings are sometimes ambiguous due to a concern that, if they do not follow such a course, children will be at greater risk of underage pregnancy.
A longtime advocate for reproductive rights and health, Turner has used her public position and fame to publicize the need for
greater access to family planning services and to advocate for reproductive rights.
Reacting to a newly released Guttmacher Institute ranking of state - level efforts to
ensure access to family planning, Planned Parenthood Federation of America (PPFA) today called on state legislators to adopt policies that support family planning services and ensure access to contraception.
Real progress will require tackling discrimination against women, increasing resources to strengthen health systems to ensure universal access to care, including through skilled birth attendants and emergency obstetric care, and
expanding access to family planning.
Politicians are attempting to use the budget to cut
access to family planning care, including birth control and sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment for patients insured through MO HealthNet, Missouri's Medicaid program.
Fighting the attack
on access to family planning and women's health care; state senators compare pregnant people to giraffes; GOV 101 and PPGP Conference highlights!
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