New Delhi: Dec 05, 2010
Indian delegates will join consultations on governments' investment in family planning in Asia and the Pacific region at a meeting in Bangkok Dec 8-10, a statement said. The consultation, likely to be attended by delegates from 24 countries, is being jointly organised by the United Nations Population Fund and the International Council on Management of Population Programmes (ICOMP), an official of Malaysia-based ICOMP said in the statement. The consultation will focus on the need for governments and the donors to increase investments in reproductive health, including family planning, for development, the official said.
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Indian delegates will join consultations on governments' investment in family planning in Asia and the Pacific region at a meeting in Bangkok Dec 8-10, a statement said. The consultation, likely to be attended by delegates from 24 countries, is being jointly organised by the United Nations Population Fund and the International Council on Management of Population Programmes (ICOMP), an official of Malaysia-based ICOMP said in the statement. The consultation will focus on the need for governments and the donors to increase investments in reproductive health, including family planning, for development, the official said.
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