This infographic draws the links between climate change, family planning and bodily autonomy. It explains why we need to strengthen individual and community resilience by investing in a healthy, educated and empowered population whose sexual and reproductive health needs are addressed.
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Bodily Autonomy and Access to Family Planning are Essential for Responding to Climate Change
No. of pages: 1
Publication date: 24 May 2022
Publisher: UNFPA ESARO
Author: UNFPA ESARO
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