Contraceptive Security in the Central Asian Republics Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan

Written By Cate Urban

Lack of contraceptive commodities has plagued the CAR region for many years. USAID has determined contraceptive security is a barrier to achieving the Mission’s health objectives, identifying a need for more information on this topic in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan. The PSP-One and DELIVER Projects assessed the state of the family planning commodities as well as evaluated the private sector role in promoting contraceptive security. The report provides an overview of these two areas and offers specific recommendations for possible USAID interventions to improve the availability of affordable and quality family planning products in the three Central Asian countries.

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Contraceptive Security in the Central Asian Republics Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan

Source: USAID
Year: 2007

Cate Urban

I founded Urban Web Renovations after 11 years of leading global marketing strategies for nonprofit organizations in Washington, DC. In each position I held, one thing remained the same – my passion for managing web sites and social media accounts for both organizations and major thought leaders.

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