The document was designed by the Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI) to address ‘ missed opportunities’ of potential family planning clients (i.e women of reproductive age) who visited its High Volume Sites for antenatal care, childhood immunization services, labor and delivery, post abortion care or HIV/AIDS services and were not counseled on family planning.
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- The Challenge Initiative Expands Global Footprint with Launch of New Hubs in Bangladesh and Indonesia March 19, 2026
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- Jose ‘Oying’ Rimon Recognized as Outstanding Author by the Journal of Public Health and Emergency for Article about the TCI Platform March 9, 2026
- Webinar Shares Key Findings from Independent Evaluation of The Challenge Initiative’s Platform for Scaling Family Planning March 6, 2026
- A Noida Counselor’s Commitment Is Making Postpartum Family Planning More Accessible for Women and Families March 4, 2026
- Measuring Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit in TCI’s Systems-Strengthening Health Programs March 3, 2026
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