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HC3. Influencing the sexual and reproductive health of urban youth through social and behavior change communication: a literature review. 2014.

Bertrand, J. T.,Mangani, N.,Mansilu, M.. Strategies for family planning service delivery in Bas Zaire. International Family Planning Perspectives. 1986. 12:108-115

Van Rossem, R.,Meekers, D.. An evaluation of the effectiveness of targeted social marketing to promote adolescent and young adult reproductive health in Cameroon. 1999. [3], 32 p.

Speizer, I. S.,Tambashe, B. O.,Tegang, S. P.. An evaluation of the “Entre Nous Jeunes” peer-educator program for adolescents in Cameroon. Stud Fam Plann. 2001. 32:339-51

Babalola, S.,Sakolsky, N.,Vondrasek, C.,Mounlom, D.,Brown, J.,Tchupo, J. P.. The impact of a community mobilization project on health-related knowledge and practices in Cameroon. J Community Health. 2001. 26:459-77

Babalola, S.,Vondrasek, C.,Brown, J.,Traore, R.. The impact of a regional family planning service promotion initiative in Sub/Saharan Africa. International Family Planning Perspectives. 2001. 27:186

Agha, S.. A quasi-experimental study to assess the impact of four adolescent sexual health interventions in Sub/Saharan Africa. International Family Planning Perspectives. 2002. 28:67-70

Meekers, D.,Agha, S.,Klein, M.. The impact on condom use of the “100% Jeune” social marketing program in Cameroon. J Adolesc Health. 2005. 36:530

Plautz, A.,Meekers, D.. Evaluation of the reach and impact of the 100% Jeune youth social marketing program in Cameroon: findings from three cross-sectional surveys. Reprod Health. 2007. 4:1

Benfield, N.,Kinsindja, R. M.,Kimona, C.,Masoda, M.,Ndume, J.,Steinauer, J.. Fertility desires and the feasibility of contraception counseling among genital fistula patients in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2011. 114:265-7

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