Evaluating family planning

Research and development, field assessment and technology transfer of technologies for family planning, development of communication strategies appropriate for introducing technologies; development of health products and schemes to meeting the special needs of illiterate and semi-literate populations, and populations from various cultural and religious backgrounds.

1. Undertaking medical research
2. Studying human dimensions of environmental change
3. Researching public health
4. Researching health
5. Researching families
6. Researching
7. Monitoring sustainable quality of life
8. Mainstreaming family issues
9. Increasing health knowledge
10. Improving family planning
11. Evaluating programmes
12. Developing international competence in population planning
13. Developing family medicine
14. Conducting surveys on the health and nutrition of women

1. Undertaking surveys on family planning needs

1. Supplying family planning services
2. Publicizing family planning methods
3. Increasing effectiveness of population control
4. Improving women's knowledge of family planning sources
5. Improving contraceptive methods
6. Fostering linkages between family planning and social welfare
7. Encouraging family planning schemes
8. Assuring family health care
9. Advancing family planning
10. Advancing contraceptive technology

1. Formulating methodology

1. Opposing population control

1. Ineffective population control
2. Inadequate family planning programmes

1. Underpopulation
2. Service
3. Self-control
4. Overpopulation
5. Health
6. Depopulation