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Involving Men in Reproductive and Fertility Issues : Insights from Punjab

Drawing on three sources, a 2013 qualitative study in four districts of Punjab province; a targeted analysis of the baseline and end line surveys of the Family Advancement for Life and Health (FALAH 2007-2012) project; and the Pakistan Demographic...

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Main Authors: Kamran, Iram, Khan, Mumraiz, Tasneem, Zeba
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:
ABORTION
ABORTIONS
ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTIVES
ACCESS TO INFORMATION
AGED
ANTENATAL CARE
AVAILABILITY OF FAMILY PLANNING
BARRIERS TO FAMILY PLANNING
BEHAVIOR CHANGE
BIRTH SPACING
BIRTHS
BOTH SEXES
CHILD BEARING
CHILD HEALTH
CHILD REARING
CHILDBIRTH
COMMUNICATION EFFORTS
COMMUNITY HEALTH
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS
CONDOMS
CONTRACEPTION
CONTRACEPTIVE KNOWLEDGE
CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD
CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS
CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICES
CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE
CONTRACEPTIVE SUPPLY
CONTRACEPTIVE USE
CONTRACEPTIVES
DEMAND FOR CONTRACEPTIVES
DISEASES
ECONOMIC RESOURCES
EQUALITY
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
EXERCISES
FAMILY PLANNING
FAMILY PLANNING FOCUS
FAMILY PLANNING METHODS
FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM
FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS
FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES
FAMILY PLANNING USE
FAMILY SIZE
FAMILY WELFARE
FEMALE
FEMALE STERILIZATION
FEMALES
FERTILITY
FERTILITY ATTITUDES
FERTILITY BEHAVIOR
FERTILITY TRANSITION
FEWER CHILDREN
FIRST CHILD
FIRST PREGNANCY
FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS
FORMS OF CONTRACEPTION
GENDER
GENDER DIFFERENCES
GIRLS
HEALTH FACILITIES
HEALTH POLICY
HEALTH WORKERS
HOME
HOSPITAL
HOSPITALS
HOUSEHOLD LEVEL
HOUSEHOLD RESPONSIBILITIES
HOUSES
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUSBAND
HUSBANDS
IDEAL FAMILY SIZE
IDEAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN
IMMUNIZATIONS
IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY PLANNING
INFORMED CONSENT
INJECTABLE CONTRACEPTIVES
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION
INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION
INTERVENTION
INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES
KNOWLEDGE OF FAMILY PLANNING
LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
LARGE FAMILIES
LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE
LAWS
LEVEL OF FERTILITY
LIMITED RESOURCES
LIMITING FAMILY SIZE
LOCAL COMMUNITY
LOW CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE
MALE HEALTH
MALE HEALTH WORKERS
MALE INVOLVEMENT
MARITAL STATUS
MARKETING
MASS MEDIA
MEDICINES
MENSTRUAL CYCLE
MENSTRUAL PROBLEMS
MINORITY
MODERN CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS
MOTHER
MOTHERS
NEED FOR FAMILY PLANNING
NEWBORNS
NO MORE CHILDREN
NUMBER OF CHILDREN
NUMBER OF COUPLES
NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS
NUTRITION
OBESITY
OLD AGE
OPPOSITE SEX
PARENTS
PATIENT
POLIO
POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT
POPULATION COUNCIL
POPULATION GROWTH
POPULATION GROWTH RATE
POPULATION STUDIES
PROGRESS
PUBLIC HEALTH
PURCHASING POWER
QUALITY OF SERVICES
RADIO
RELIGIOUS LEADERS
REPLACEMENT LEVEL
REPRODUCTIVE AGE
REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR
REPRODUCTIVE DECISION
REPRODUCTIVE DESIRES
REPRODUCTIVE GOALS
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INTERVENTIONS
REPRODUCTIVE INTENTIONS
REPRODUCTIVE LIVES
REPRODUCTIVE PATTERNS
RESPECT
RURAL AREAS
RURAL COMMUNITIES
SERVICE PROVIDERS
SEX
SHARIA
SMALL FAMILIES
SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY
SOCIAL NORMS
SOCIAL PRESSURE
SOCIAL SCIENCE
SPOUSE
SPOUSES
STATUS OF WOMEN
STERILIZATION
SUPPLY OF CONTRACEPTIVES
TELEVISION
TV
UNWANTED CHILDREN
UNWANTED PREGNANCIES
URBAN AREAS
URBAN CENTERS
URBAN COMMUNITY
USE OF CONTRACEPTION
USE OF CONTRACEPTIVES
WIFE
WILL
WIVES
WOMAN
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/19128397/involving-men-reproductive-fertility-issues-insights-punjab
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17541

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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/01/19128397/involving-men-reproductive-fertility-issues-insights-punjab
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/17541

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