What are the recommendations of family planning?

Resources. The problem of financial constraints which is mostly experienced in 3rd world countries according to the Stanford university research is a challenge to family planning. To curb this challenge, the government and other agencies like WHO should increase funding for the purpose of improving the distribution process of contraceptives.
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Technology. Developing countries have poor technology in medical field hence individual have less access to information related to family planning. This problem can be remedied by the government and other non-governmental agencies through creating awareness by using the cheapest media such as Radio, TV, and also including family planning course in the curriculum education for learners to comprehend this aspect. They should also encourage people to consult from the doctors before application of any family planning methods to avoid serious side effects which can be caused by use of unprescribed contraceptives. The government should ensure that the contraceptives are available accessible especially in rural areas

The government should come up with family planning policies that limit the number of children that one should have like the china’s 2-child policy of 9th October 2015 that every family should have a maximum of two children.

Religion.

( many religions accept natural ways of family planning such as abstinences and counting of days).Majority of Protestants, theologians and churches at least permit contraception and may even promote family planning as an important moral good. Catholics is strictly anti-contraception because sex always treated as having no value except for reproduction. Buddhism favors fertility over birth control however it allows family planning when people feel it would too much off burden to themselves or the environment to have more children. Islam does not condemn family planning because it is concerned about preserving the quality of family and even helping the woman preserve her good looks. Judaism accept contraception in certain circumstances for examples if the couple already has two children or they are both in school. These explanations imply that family planning is ethical and should be practiced without any restrictions

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marto answered the question on May 7, 2019 at 08:51