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Reproductive health.

Reproductive health

Women and the Reproductive Health

Reproductive rights

The Reproductive Health Project.

National reproductive health programme.

Reproductive health

Guaranteeing the reproductive rights of refugees

Ensuring access to reproductive health

New Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy

Reproductive health and poverty are linked

The Association of Family Planning and Reproductive Health (known as The Flower of Fern ) offered lectures for young people on healthy lifestyles and reproductive health.

Sprague, R. H. and H. J. Watson (1993).

Law of the Republic of Tajikistan on reproductive health and reproductive rights (2002)

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To prevent reproductive health risks.

When it comes to reproductive health, Law L 2000 010 AN of 10 July 2000 prohibits and severely punishes the practice of female genital mutilation.

Ensuring access to reproductive health

The nine components of the National Reproductive Health Programme are

Developing specific reproductive health services for men.

Improving the quality of priority reproductive health services.

Information on reproductive health family life education.

This would also run against the principles of sexual rights and reproductive rights.

Moreover, to ensure that men and women have access to information on reproductive health, all public hospitals and health care centres provide patients with information and reproductive health services.

Counselling services on reproductive health for teenagers and campaigns to promote men's participation in the family and to equip them with knowledge and understanding on reproductive health are also supported.

(c) Ensuring equal access to reproductive health

Access to reproductive health services is very weak.

UNDP and UNFPA

Informal briefing on reproductive health commodity security

Reproductive risk is lowest in the wealthy industrialized world, whereas countries with the highest reproductive risk are the poorest countries in sub Saharan Africa.

Local centres for reproductive health are collaborating with international and local non governmental organizations that work in reproductive health and rights and are conducting educational programmes among rural women.

In particular, it includes cost estimates for the major components of basic national programmes on population and reproductive health, programmes aimed at providing reproductive health services to all who need them.

Reproductive health is not explicitly included in the Millennium Development Goals.

However, according to the objectives stressed by the Programme of Action, both women and men should have access to the information, education and services needed to achieve good sexual health and exercise their reproductive rights and responsibilities (para.

The rights of young people concerning their own sexual and reproductive health were still too frequently ignored or overlooked.

Table 5.5 Reproductive health activities in 2000 2001

The activity on the reproductive health of women is integrated in the Ministry of Health.

Ensuring reproductive health and rights is crucial in all aspects of development.

Several initiatives were also carried out throughout the year in the area of reproductive health.

Developing reproductive health services for teenagers and young adults.

Sexual rights were defined in a more autonomous manner than reproductive rights.

A number of countries focused on integrating gender perspectives into reproductive health.

All healthcare centers from central to local levels, both public and non public, are responsible for providing reproductive healthcare services and implementing the National Standards Guidelines on Reproductive Healthcare Services.

Furthermore, women's access to reproductive health care was crucial to ensure gender equality and better lives for women, and a basic reproductive health programme had been implemented nationwide.