Final presentation of the project

Family planning program

Family planning is about making a plan about how many children you want to have and when it is best for you and your family to have children (World Health Organization. 2018).

Today, the continuous increase in population is one of the main problems causing various economic problems in the family unit. Because of this serious problem, family planning is an important program that every family should adopt.

Overpopulation

Life expectancy contributes to overpopulation.

The world population is growing at 1.10 percent per year.

Human overpopulation is among the most pressing environmental problems, quietly compounding the forces behind global warming, environmental pollution, habitat loss, the sixth mass extinction, intensive agricultural practices, and the consumption of finite natural resources, such as fresh water. , arable land and fossil fuels. (Carter, 2018).

Importance of family planning.

Prevention of health risks related to pregnancy in women.

Reduction of infant mortality.

Helping prevent HIV / AIDS.

Empower people and improve education.

Reduction of teenage pregnancies.

Delaying population growth

Who runs the family planning program?

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)

The agency’s goal is to provide a world in which each pregnancy is desired, each birth is safe, and the potential of each young person is fulfilled.

UNFPA works to prevent and respond to gender-based violence through its work with policy makers, justice systems, health systems and humanitarian partners (Grollman et al., 2018).

Credentials of the person who administers the FP program

VET promotion / education

VET advice and customer evaluation

Supply of pills, injectables and condoms.

Routine follow-up for modern FP users

Management of adverse reactions after the use of contraceptives.

FP Policies

Population planning policy: a set of coordinated laws aimed at achieving some demographic objective (Bongaarts et al., 2012).

Fertility Policies: Policies that affect fertility, such as pro-natalist, anti-natalist, and laissez-faire policies.

Mortality and migration policies: These policies are also implemented to reduce mortality and control migration.

Source of FP funds

International Federation of Family Planning

Family planning association

United Nations Population Fund

conclusion

Working together to solve the population problem.

Working for the common interests of all humanity, benefit for every nation

Development of human society

Better population planning policies improve development.

References

Bongaarts, J., Cleland, J., Townsend, JW, Bertrand, JT and Gupta, MD (2012). Family planning programs for the 21st century. New York: Population Council.

Carter, ED (2018). Overpopulation. In Companion to Environmental Studies (Vol. 76, No. 80, pp. 76-80). ROUTLEDGE in association with GSE Research.

Grollman, C., Cavallaro, FL, Duclos, D., Bakare, V., Martínez Álvarez, M. and Borghi, J. (2018). Donor financing for family planning: levels and trends between 2003 and 2013. Health policy and planning, 33 (4), 574-582.

World Health Organization. (2018) Family planning / contraception. Retrieved from: https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/family-planning-contraception