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Nigeria: Putting Family Planning On the Front Burner - Lessons From Zimbabwe for Lagos State

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[Nigeria Health Watch] Like many countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria continues to face challenges with meeting the health needs of its population, especially in sexual and reproductive health. Despite cuts in funding from international development partners for Family Planning (FP) services and the revision of the Nigeria Family Planning Blueprint (Scale-Up Plan): 2014-2018 to the currently revised Nigeria Family Planning Blueprint 2020-2024, incorporating issues that emerged since the initial blueprint was developed, there

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