TAILIEUCHUNG - Challenges and Opportunities for Male Involvement in Reproductive Health in Cambodia

Starting contraception immediately, rather than waiting for the next menses, may theoretically reduce the time a woman is at risk of pregnancy; prevent her forgetting information on correct use of the method; prevent waning enthusiasm for the method and use of a less reliable alternative method; avoid patient costs and barriers to returning for contraception (. transport, time, childcare) and reduce health care costs by reducing the number of appointments. Women who have taken EC or who have irregular cycles may have an even longer wait for their next menses. It has been shown that there is a two- to three-fold higher risk of pregnancy in women who. | rg y SAID FROM THE AMERICAN PEOPLE Challenges and Opportunities for Male Involvement in Reproductive Health in Cambodia Naomi Walston POLICY Project Cambodia June 2005 This publication was produced for review by the United States Agency for International Development USAID . It was prepared by Naomi Walston consultant for the POLICY Project. The POLICY Project is funded by USAID under Contract No. HRN-C-00-00-00006-00 beginning July 7 2000. It is implemented by Futures Group in collaboration with The Centre for Development and Population Activities CEDPA and Research Triangle Institute RTI . The views expressed in this report do not necessarily reflect those of USAID or the . government. ii Contents Executive 1. 2. The Challenges of Male Involvement in 3. Potential Benefits of Working with Men in 4. Policy Support for Male 5. Opposition and Challenges to Male 6. Current Efforts to Involve Men in Reproductive 7. References. 12 Annex 1. Male Involvement .

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• disease programmes
• Plant Interaction
• Plant Soil
• Microorganism Interactions
• Neuropsychiatric Manifestations
• AIDS and Trauma
• Cutaneous Manifestation