Research in Brief
Adolescents in Burkina Faso: Sexual and Reproductive Health
This Research in Brief documents what is known about Burkinabe adolescents’ sexual and reproductive health behaviors and needs, with particular emphasis on HIV/AIDS, and points the way forward toward improving policies and programs. This publication is drawn from Occasional Report 12: Santé sexuelle et de la reproduction des jeunes au Burkina Faso; un état des lieux. Both publications are part of the project Protecting the Next Generation.
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Adolescents in Ghana: Sexual and Reproductive Health
This Research In Brief summarizes what is known about sexual activity, contraception, marriage and childbearing among adolescents in Ghana, and points the way forward by identifying research and policy gaps.
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Adolescents in Malawi: Sexual and Reproductive Health
Key research findings on Malawian adolescents’ sexual and reproductive health behaviors and needs are summarized in this Research in Brief, with particular emphasis on HIV/AIDS, and points the way toward improving policies and programs.
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Adolescents in Uganda: Sexual and Reproductive Health
This Research in Brief summarizes key research findings on Ugandan adolescents' sexual and reproductive health behaviors and needs, with particular emphasis on HIV/AIDS, and points the way toward improving policies and programs.
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Early Childbearing in Nigeria: A Continuing Challenge
This report provides a profile of the current childbearing experience of adolescent women in Nigeria, explores the factors associated with widely varying levels of teenage childbearing across the country and identifies the continuing reproductive needs of young Nigerian women. It provides data for the nation as a whole, as well as for the country’s major regions, to help inform decision-making at both the national and regional levels. It does not attempt to synthesize the substantial body of in-depth research on issues related to adolescent childbearing in Nigeria, which consists largely of small-scale studies that do not permit national generalizations or regional comparisons.
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Improving Reproductive Health in the Philippines
This report is directed to policymakers, service providers, advocates and others concerned about improving the reproductive health of Filipino women. It aims to increase awareness of Filipino women's health care needs by highlighting key changes over time in their reproductive health and factors that influence it--the socioeconomic context, their childbearing experience, their success in planning births and, achieving family-size goals, and their use of contraception and abortion.
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Les adolescents au Burkina Faso: Santé Sexuelle et reproductive
This Research in Brief documents what is known about Burkinabe adolescents’ sexual and reproductive health behaviors and needs, with particular emphasis on HIV/AIDS, and points the way forward toward improving policies and programs. This publication is drawn from Occasional Report 12: Santé sexuelle et de la reproduction des jeunes au Burkina Faso; un état des lieux. Both publications are part of the project Protecting the Next Generation.
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Reducing Unintended Pregnancy and Unsafe Abortion in Uganda
This Research in Brief examines key changes since the late 1980s in the reproductive and contraceptive behavior and preferences of Ugandan women, assesses the extent to which births are unplanned and summarizes what is known about unsafe abortion in the country.
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Reducing Unintended Pregnancy in Nigeria
This Report compares the childbearing aspirations of Nigerian women with their actual experience. It focuses on the high level of mistimed and unwanted births occurring in Nigeria as a result of low levels of contraceptive use among women in many parts of the country.
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