United Press International
Investments in family planning could save developing nations $11 billion a year, a U.N...The report makes the case for both the human rights and economic development rewards of family planning. Worldwide, 222 million women of childbearing age lack...
PRWeb
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NY Daily News
UN report The report said inadequate family planning in developing countries contributed significantly to poverty and ill health, and that $5.7 billion could be saved by preventing unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortions. Wednesday, November 14,...
IRIN
The report notes that by investing an additional $4.1 billion in modern contraceptive services in developing countries, "the world would save approximately $5.7 billion in maternal and new-born health services through the prevention of unintended...
Africa Headlines
Executive Director Babatunde Osotimehin discusses the importance of family planning...AllAfrica's Kyle Pienaar about the report's findings and about how he sees access to family planning as a liberating force for women and girls. What are the most...
NewKerala
Increased access to family planning has proven to be a sound economic investment. One third of the growth of Asian tiger economies is attributed to a demographic shift in which the number of income-generating adults became higher than those who...