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Social Franchising Reproductive Health Services Can It Work?A Review of the Experience

MSI 2002-ES
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The paper looks into the potential of social franchising to help improve access to sexual and reproductive health services. It evaluates various social franchises and compares social and commercial franchising in order to develop guideline for social franchising in reproductive health.

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Collection of Studies from Other Institutions
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Smith, Elizabeth
Keywords
population and family relation; fertility; health-financing scheme; health care reform; health care financing; reproductive health; population; population and development
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