TAILIEUCHUNG - Improving the Reproductive Health of Sub-Saharan Africa’s Youth

On Monday, work groups discussed men’s roles and participation in reproductive health. On Tuesday, work groups met to discuss how to reduce the barriers to men's participation and how to use appropriate communication channels to promote men's participation. On Wednesday, work groups examined counseling, interpersonal communication, and access to services for men. On Thursday, country teams met to identify the changes needed at soci- etal, organizational, and policy levels to increase men's participation and to discuss how advocacy can be used to bring about the necessary changes. Country action plans were drafted integrating advocacy and policy responses | Improving the Reproductive Health of Sub-Saharan Africa s Youth A ROUTE TO ACHIEVE THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS POPULATION REFERENCE BUREAU BY KARIN RINGHEIM AND JAMES GRIBBLE INTRODUCTION. Figure 1. 15 Countries Highlighted in This Chartbook 2 Bo Youth and the Table 1. Selected Population Characteristics of Featured Countries 3 Bo About the Table 2 Gross National Income Economic Growth Rate and Percent of Population Living on Less Than 2 Day 4 Figure 2. Women Who Have Attained Any Formal Education 5 Figure 3. Men Who Have Attained Any Formal Education 6 Figure 4. Youth Literacy Figure 5. Gender Equality in Secondary School Enrollment 7 Figure 6. Youth With Access to Media 8 SEXUAL EXPERIENCE AND MARRIAGE 9 Figure Median Age at First Sex and First Marriage Women Ages Figure 8. Women Ages 20-24 Who Had Sex or Married Before Age Figure 9. Sexual Experience Among Women Ages 15-19 11 Figure 10 Youth Who Have Had Sex Before Age 15 12 HIV Figure 11 HIV Prevalence Among Women and Men Ages 15-24 13 Figure 12 Condom Use at Last High-Risk Sex 14 Figure 13 Youth Who Know 3 Ways to Prevent HIV 15 Figure 14 HIV Testing Behavior Among Youth 16 MATERNAL HEALTH AND CHILDBEARING 17 Figure 15 Women Age 18 Who Are Mothers or Pregnant With First Figure 16 Countries With At Least a 15 Percent Decline in Adolescent Birth Rates Over the Last 20 Years 18 Figure 17 Countries With Little or No Decline in Adolescent Birth Rates Over the Last 20 Years 18 Figure 18 Percent of Unintended Births Among Women Ages 15-19 19 Figure 19 Ideal Family Size Among Adolescent and Married Women 20 Figure 20 Ideal Family Size Among Youth and Adults Male and Female 20 Figure 21 Skilled Attendance at Birth Women Ages 15-19 21 Figure 22 Infant Mortality Rates by Age of Mother at Birth 22 Bo Risk of Unsafe Abortion Is High for Young Women 23 TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTRACEPTION 23 Figure 23 Current Use of Modern Contraception by Married

• Sức khỏe phụ nữ
• Planning Intervention
• Pelvic Endometriosis
• Development of Obesity
• Childhood Inmigration
• Obesity
• Emerging Problem
• Public health
• Program planning
• Intervention mapp
• Evidence based interventions
• Mapping steps retrospectively
• New towns
• Tarai madhesh
• Smart city
• Plan intervention
• Future planning practices
• Coronary Interventions
• Vascular Access
• Percutaneous Coronary
• Coronary Intervention
• Cardiac Arrest Survivors
• Percutaneous Intervention
• Endometriosis
• Role of Ultrasound
• MRI and Other Imaging
• Modalities in Diagnosis
• Sexual Disorders
• Adjustment Disorders
• Trauma Response
• Psychological Factors
• Anxiety Disorders
• Mood Disorders