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Lutalo, T.,Kigozi, G.,Kimera, E.,Serwadda, D.,Wawer, M. J.,Zabin, L. S.,Gray, R. H.. A randomized community trial of enhanced family planning outreach in Rakai, Uganda. Stud Fam Plann. 2010. 41:55-60

Bingham, A.,Drake, J. K.,Goodyear, L.,Gopinath, C. Y.,Kaufman, A.,Bhattarai, S.. The role of interpersonal communication in preventing unsafe abortion in communities: the dialogues for life project in Nepal. J Health Commun. 2011. 16:245-63

Lundgren, R.,Sinai, I.,Jha, P.,Mukabatsinda, M.,Sacieta, L.,Leán, F. R.. Assessing the effect of introducing a new method into family planning programs in India, Peru, and Rwanda. Reproductive Health. 2012. 9

Tebbets, C.,Redwine, D.. Beyond the clinic walls: empowering young people through Youth Peer Provider programmes in Ecuador and Nicaragua. Reprod Health Matters. 2013. 21:143-53

Taylor, M.,Jinabhai, C.,Dlamini, S.,Sathiparsad, R.,Eggers, M. S.,De Vries, H.. Effects of a teenage pregnancy prevention program in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Health care for women international. 2014. 35:845-858

Speizer, I. S.,Corroon, M.,Calhoun, L.,Lance, P.,Montana, L.,Nanda, P.,Guilkey, D.. Demand generation activities and modern contraceptive use in urban areas of four countries: a longitudinal evaluation. Glob Health Sci Pract. 2014. 2:410-26

Sarnquist, C. C.,Moyo, P.,Stranix-Chibanda, L.,Chipato, T.,Kang, J. L.,Maldonado, Y. A.. Integrating family planning and prevention of mother to child HIV transmission in Zimbabwe. Contraception. 2014. 89:209-14

Leon, F. R.,Lundgren, R.,Sinai, I.,Sinha, R.,Jennings, V.. Increasing literate and illiterate women’s met need for contraception via empowerment: a quasi-experiment in rural India. Reprod Health. 2014. 11:74

Gazi, R.,Kabir, H.,Saha, N. C.. Changes in the selected reproductive health indicators among married women of reproductive age in low performing areas of Bangladesh: findings from an evaluation study. BMC Public Health. 2014. 14:478

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