TAILIEUCHUNG - Clinic-Based Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services in Africa: Findings from Situation Analysis Studies

How can the obstacles to men’s participation be overcome? How can policy-makers and program managers encourage men’s participation? Most people who have studied the sub- ject agree that the two major avenues to increasing men’s participation are communication and advocacy. Through better communication, including a focus on men’s and women’s social roles—gender issues—and through advocacy efforts, men can become more aware of reproductive health care, service providers can become better able to reach men, and national leaders (most of whom are men) can do more to support reproductive health care | Clinic-Based Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services in Africa Findings from Situation Analysis Studies E D I T O R S Kate Miller Robert Miller Ian Askew Marjorie C. Horn Lewis Ndhlovu Clinic-Based Family Planning and Reproductive Health Services in Africa Findings from Situation Analysis Studies EDITORS Kate Miller Robert Miller Ian Askew Marjorie C. Horn Lewis Ndhlovu Rotation CữUHÕÍ Africa Operations Research and Technical Assistance Project . Agency for International Development The Population Council seeks to improve the wellbeing and reproductive health of current and future generations around the world and to help achieve a humane equitable and sustainable balance between people and resources. The Council a nonprofit nongovernmental research organization established in 1952 has a multinational board of trustees its New York headquarters supports a global network of regional and country offices. Population Council One Dag Hammarskjold Plaza New York New York 10017 USA tel 212 339-0500 fax 212 755-6052 e-mail pubinfo@ 1998 by The Population Council Inc. Any part of this document may be reproduced without permission so long as it is not sold for profit. Population Council Cataloging-in-Publication Data Clinic-based family planning and reproductive health services in Africa findings from situation analysis studies by Kate Miller Robert Miller Ian Askew Marjorie C. Horn and Lewis Ndhlovu. forewords by Elizabeth Maguire and Ayo Ajayi. New York The Population Council 1998. p. cm. ISBN 0-87834-094-7 1. Birth control programs Africa. 2. Women Health and Hygiene Africa. I. Miller Kate. II. Miller Robert. III. Askew Ian. IV. Horn Marjorie C. V. Ndhlovu Lewis. VI. Population Council. Africa Operations Research and Technical Assistance Project. VII. United States Agency for International Development. HQ .A35 C439 1998 This publication was supported by the Population Council s Africa Operations Research and Technical .

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