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Family Planning Market Memo: Government Resilience and Persistent Risks Following Major Donor Withdrawal
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Family Planning Market Memo: Government Resilience and Persistent Risks Following Major Donor Withdrawal
CHAI has released new analysis examining contraceptive access across multiple African countries in the months following the end of USAID’s reproductive health programs in early 2025. When US funding ended, experts warned of severe contraceptive shortages across Africa. The aftermath has proved more complicated—exposing deep vulnerabilities alongside meaningful government responses as low- and middle-income countries head toward even tougher cond…
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