USAID estimates 20% of Malawi women not accessing family planning methods

One in every five women continues to report unmet family planning needs coupled with inadequate access to maternal health services, a situation that contributes to early childbearing and high fertility rates. The United States Agency International for Development (USAID) Deputy Mission Director, Melissa Francis, said these, in turn, are the factors contributing to high numbers […]

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