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From: IPPF-WHR

Posted: Mar 10 08

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Brazil

Poverty, Reproductive rights, Sexual rights

Health, ippf, Latin America, Poverty, sexual and reproductive rights, the Caribbean

As a service provider committed to guaranteeing sexual and reproductive rights, a significant component of IPPF’s work focuses on ensuring that all people have access to health services and information of the highest quality. Latin America and the Caribbean is frequently characterized by the highest levels of social inequality in the world. Poor, rural, and indigenous people lack access to the most basic needs, in particular reproductive health services. By providing health services to the most vulnerable populations, including women, IPPF helps to improve community wellbeing and contribute to poverty reduction in the region. To learn more, visit www.ippfwhr.org