Opportunities for Postpartum Family Planning in the Private Sector
Source
USAID, ShopsPlusThis presentation describes the components of postpartum family planning (PPFP) and discusses opportunities for introducing PPFP in the private sector.
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Last Updated
October 15, 2020
