Suggest, giving full details, THREE legal strategies families in the community may use to improve their economic situation.
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Family planning is widely recognized as one of the most cost-effective health interventions.1 Decades of research have demonstrated that modest investments in family planning can save lives and dramatically improve maternal and child health. There is a growing push in the development community to reprioritize family planning because of the cross-cutting role it plays in achieving broader development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and poverty reduction.2Although it seems intuitive that helping women avoid unwanted pregnancies would improve their economic well-being, the data to adequately assess this relationship have been limited. Research results from Bangladesh are demonstrating that, in addition to contributing to better health, family planning is an essential component of sustainable development and poverty alleviation.