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FRONTIERS PROJECT
FRONTIERS partnered with the
Medical Center for Counseling and Family Planning (CEMOPLAF), a
nonprofit, nongovernmental organization (NGO) that operates a variety of
reproductive health programs throughout Ecuador, to provide training in
emergency contraception in Quito, Ecuador, for public-sector service
providers from 11 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Researchers also provided follow-up technical assistance on the
development of emergency contraception services in selected countries. Location Latin America and the Caribbean Duration January 2002–September 2003 Population Council researcher Ricardo Vernon Non-Council collaborator Medical Center for Counseling and Family Planning (CEMOPLAF) Donor US Agency for International Development See Also
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