Closing remarks [to Workshop/Seminar for More Effective Promotion and Management of Integrated Projects (Family Planning and Parasite Control)] release_qxd2zkc7bzfh7jy6avl7vdhjqa

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Dr. Aziz was very pleased to note that the workshop/seminar was able to achieve one of its most important objectives, that of an interchange of family planning experiences between countries of varying socioeconomic and cultural characteristics. She mentioned the difficulty of convincing people and governments of the merits of family planning and how the integrated approach has definitely supplemented and complemented the family planning program in her country by way of establishing credibility of family planning workers both at the community and governmental levels. Integrating family planning and parasite control has proven beneficial in many ways: people appreciate the program; it stimulated more research in parasitology; it helped make family planning a way of life; and it contributed to a more dynamic approach in family planning. The Latin American countries will be implementing similar projects in their respective countries. Although the approach will vary from country to country, the main approach will be basically the same. Dr. Aziz said that they will be pleased to offer assistance to these countries if requested to do so.
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