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Strengthening Emergency Contraception in Nepal

Population Council researchers assisted Nepal’s government in integrating emergency contraception into the country’s family planning program.

FRONTIERS and the Nepal Fertility Care Center provided technical assistance to help the Government of Nepal introduce emergency contraception pills (ECP) into the national family planning program. In the first phase of the project, ECP was introduced in three regions of the Kathmandu Valley. The project helped the Family Health Division to plan the introduction, provide educational materials, train a cadre of trainers for government officials and facility providers, and develop a management information system to help monitor the use of ECP.

Strengthening emergency contraception in Nepal (PDF
Shrestha,Mahendra Pd.; Hossain,Sharif Mohammed Ismail; Khan,M.E.
FRONTIERS Final Report
Publication date: 2008


 

Project Stats

Location: Nepal (Kathmandu) 

Program(s): Reproductive Health 

Topic(s): Access to contraceptive methods

Duration: 3/2006 - 5/2008

Population Council researchers:
Sharif M.I. Hossain
M.E. Khan

Non-Council collaborators:
National Health Training Center
Nepal Fertility Care Center

Donors:
US Agency for International Development

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