Family planning Health benefits can never be over emphasized. Experts say it reduces maternal and child mortality; prevents high-risk pregnancies and gives mothers time to recover between births.
Economically, family planning improves child health; nutrition, promotes financial stability; ease pressure on health, education, and welfare systems.
Similarly, it increase household income and national productivity; encourages gender equality; helps women to make informed decisions about their reproductive health and future; reduces population pressure; supports sustainable development; as well as improves national health outcomes and socioeconomic development.
