Involving Men in Reproductive and Fertility Issues : Insights from Punjab

Drawing on three sources, a 2013 qualitative study in four districts of Punjab province; a targeted analysis of the baseline and end line surveys of the Family Advancement for Life and Health (FALAH 2007-2012) project; and the Pakistan Demographic...

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Main Authors:	Kamran, Iram, Khan, Mumraiz, Tasneem, Zeba
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2014
Subjects:	ABORTION ABORTIONS ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTIVES ACCESS TO INFORMATION AGED ANTENATAL CARE AVAILABILITY OF FAMILY PLANNING BARRIERS TO FAMILY PLANNING BEHAVIOR CHANGE BIRTH SPACING BIRTHS BOTH SEXES CHILD BEARING CHILD HEALTH CHILD REARING CHILDBIRTH COMMUNICATION EFFORTS COMMUNITY HEALTH COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS CONDOMS CONTRACEPTION CONTRACEPTIVE KNOWLEDGE CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS CONTRACEPTIVE PRACTICES CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE CONTRACEPTIVE SUPPLY CONTRACEPTIVE USE CONTRACEPTIVES DEMAND FOR CONTRACEPTIVES DISEASES ECONOMIC RESOURCES EQUALITY ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS EXERCISES FAMILY PLANNING FAMILY PLANNING FOCUS FAMILY PLANNING METHODS FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAM FAMILY PLANNING PROGRAMS FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES FAMILY PLANNING USE FAMILY SIZE FAMILY WELFARE FEMALE FEMALE STERILIZATION FEMALES FERTILITY FERTILITY ATTITUDES FERTILITY BEHAVIOR FERTILITY TRANSITION FEWER CHILDREN FIRST CHILD FIRST PREGNANCY FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSIONS FORMS OF CONTRACEPTION GENDER GENDER DIFFERENCES GIRLS HEALTH FACILITIES HEALTH POLICY HEALTH WORKERS HOME HOSPITAL HOSPITALS HOUSEHOLD LEVEL HOUSEHOLD RESPONSIBILITIES HOUSES HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUSBAND HUSBANDS IDEAL FAMILY SIZE IDEAL NUMBER OF CHILDREN IMMUNIZATIONS IMPORTANCE OF FAMILY PLANNING INFORMED CONSENT INJECTABLE CONTRACEPTIVES INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON POPULATION INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION INTERVENTION INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES KNOWLEDGE OF FAMILY PLANNING LACK OF KNOWLEDGE LARGE FAMILIES LARGE NUMBER OF PEOPLE LAWS LEVEL OF FERTILITY LIMITED RESOURCES LIMITING FAMILY SIZE LOCAL COMMUNITY LOW CONTRACEPTIVE PREVALENCE MALE HEALTH MALE HEALTH WORKERS MALE INVOLVEMENT MARITAL STATUS MARKETING MASS MEDIA MEDICINES MENSTRUAL CYCLE MENSTRUAL PROBLEMS MINORITY MODERN CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS MOTHER MOTHERS NEED FOR FAMILY PLANNING NEWBORNS NO MORE CHILDREN NUMBER OF CHILDREN NUMBER OF COUPLES NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS NUTRITION OBESITY OLD AGE OPPOSITE SEX PARENTS PATIENT POLIO POPULATION AND DEVELOPMENT POPULATION COUNCIL POPULATION GROWTH POPULATION GROWTH RATE POPULATION STUDIES PROGRESS PUBLIC HEALTH PURCHASING POWER QUALITY OF SERVICES RADIO RELIGIOUS LEADERS REPLACEMENT LEVEL REPRODUCTIVE AGE REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR REPRODUCTIVE DECISION REPRODUCTIVE DESIRES REPRODUCTIVE GOALS REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INTERVENTIONS REPRODUCTIVE INTENTIONS REPRODUCTIVE LIVES REPRODUCTIVE PATTERNS RESPECT RURAL AREAS RURAL COMMUNITIES SERVICE PROVIDERS SEX SHARIA SMALL FAMILIES SOCIAL ACCEPTABILITY SOCIAL NORMS SOCIAL PRESSURE SOCIAL SCIENCE SPOUSE SPOUSES STATUS OF WOMEN STERILIZATION SUPPLY OF CONTRACEPTIVES TELEVISION TV UNWANTED CHILDREN UNWANTED PREGNANCIES URBAN AREAS URBAN CENTERS URBAN COMMUNITY USE OF CONTRACEPTION USE OF CONTRACEPTIVES WIFE WILL WIVES WOMAN
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Involving Men in Reproductive and Fertility Issues : Insights from Punjab

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