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Bangladesh
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Bangladesh’s commitment to family planning and its efforts to improve reproductive health has had a positive impact on the country’s development.
As a result of these efforts, Bangladesh has made significant progress in improving maternal and child health, reducing maternal and infant mortality rates, and increasing contraceptive prevalence rates. The country has also been recognized for its success in reducing population growth and achieving demographic transition.
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Data in 2024
The data displayed on this page is courtesy of the Track20 Project. Implemented by Avenir Health, Track20 monitors progress towards achieving the goals of the global FP2020 initiative and new FP2030 partnership.
Based on data collected in 2024, 22,160,000 women are using a modern method of contraception.
Bangladesh Indicator Summary Sheet
3,497,000 Unsafe abortions averted
8,500 Maternal deaths will be averted
About The General Directorate for Family Planning Bangladesh
Bangladesh Family Planning Program evolved through a series of development phases that took place during the last 52 years. Family planning efforts in this country began in the early 1950s with voluntary efforts of a group of social and medical workers. Categorical FP program emerged during 1965-95 with the objective to control population growth as a strategy of economic development.
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