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India 01

Improving women's status and education is positively linked with smaller family size.
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India 02

Because of the sheer geographic and population coverage of dairy cooperatives, they provide a ready-made network to promote and deliver reproductive health services.
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India 03

Through a unique family planning service delivery initiative, dairy society members access family planning services through a village health volunteer.
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India 04

This family, with four small children, doesn't want to have any more kids. Until recently, they had no information about or access to contraceptive options.
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India 05

A rural family is visited by their village health volunteer and counseled on various contraceptive options.
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Prerana (meaning inspiration) Better Life Options Program in Delhi works with adolescent girls and boys in the areas of family life education, gender advocacy, vocational skills, and literacy training.
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India 08

Boys learn how to cook, sew and care for children, while girls learn skills in accounting, how to open a checking account and how to send a telegram (traditionally male responsibilities).
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India 09

Participants and graduates report that they: are more likely to seek delay in marriage; believe in equitable distribution of household work between spouses; and regard family planning as a mutual decision making process between spouses.
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India 10

According to the United Nations, a baby was born in India on August 15, 2000, who brought the country's population to the one billion mark.
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According to the United Nations, a baby was born in India on August 15, 2000, who brought the country's population to the one billion mark.
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India 13

A village health volunteer shows an illustration of how to use a condom to village women, who want to avoid or delay their next pregnancy.
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India 15

Most women in developing countries want to have fewer children, but don't have access to contraceptives.
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India 16

A newly married Indian couple is led through an exercise demonstrating the many forces (family, culture, religion) that pull them away from direct communication with one another.
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According to the United Nations, a baby was born on October 12th, 2000, who brought the world's population to the six billion mark.
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