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Use of Group-Based Trajectory Modeling to Understand Trends in Modern Contraceptive Prevalence in Low- and Lower Middle-Income Countries

Author(s): Elizabeth Simmons, MPH; Janine Barden-O’Fallon, PhD; Heather Luz Reyes-McNaughton, PhD; Bamikale Feyisetan, PhD; Baker Maggwa, MD, MS
Year: 2023
Filed under: Contraception, Contraceptive Use, gbtm, group-based trajectory modeling, LMICs, trends

Routine Family Planning Data in the Low- and Middle-Income Country Context: A Synthesis of Findings From 17 Small Research Grants

Author(s): Bridgit Adamou, Janine Barden-O’Fallon, Katie Williams and Amani Selim
Year: 2020
Filed under: Data, Family Planning, family planning data, Health Information Systems, journal article, LMICs, RHIS, Routine data, small grants

Evaluation of the Improving Nutrition through Community Approaches (INCA) Project in Bangladesh: Outcome and Impact Evaluation

Author(s): Khan, S., Angeles, G., Rahman, M., Chakraborty, N., Moinuddin Haider, M., Escudero, G., Ahsan, K.Z., Ijdi, R.E. (Data for Impact)
Year: 2020
Filed under: Bangladesh, Community, community-based, Evaluation, evidence, Intervention, LMICs, Nutrition

Transforming Gender Norms, Roles, and Power Dynamics for Better Health: Evidence from a Systematic Review of Gender-integrated Health Programs in Low-and Middle-Income Countries

Author(s): Muralidharan A, Fehringer J, Pappa S, Rottach E, Das M, and Mandal M
Year: 2015
Filed under: Gender, Gender Norms, Health programs, LMICs

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