The success of the family planning programme in a developing country is dependent upon multi-dimensional factors. When a country is developed, negative factors of family planning get reduced in number. On the other hand, in a developing country social backwardness and many cultural barriers are detrimental to the progress of the family planning programme. The success of a family planning programme in a developing country depends upon :
- the type of management including change agents, training, motivation, efficiency and availability,
- resources available for contraceptives and medicines,
- vehicles and transport facilities available on a regular and timely basis,
- out-reach of the programme through multiple channels including Government and NGOs,
- strategies effectively used for the promotion of the programme including IEC programme, incentives, disincentives, etc.,
- developmental priorities given for the education of females,
- health programmes and applied nutrition programmes,
- involvement of community and their participation in creating social support, etc.
These are only a few determinants of the family planning programmes but many more factors at micro-level are for the success of the family Planning Programme.
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