Policy Brief. Fertility Intentions: Getting the Right Insights by Asking the Right Questions
(2018) Over the last 50 years, family planning (FP) has created opportunities for women and girls to increase schooling, labor force participation, occupational choice, and wages, so they can build better lives for themselves and their families.
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