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Women's empowerment: fertility intentions and family planning practices in Mozambique
Women's empowerment is a critical step on the path towards gender equality and one of the Sustainable Development Goals. In Mozambique, gender inequality is one of the main challenges and barriers to access for family planning and use of contraceptives. Despite an increasing body of literature inves...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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