Reproductive health is a critical issue for most developing countries, particularly those facing high rates of population growth. This paper constitutes the first comprehensive overview of the reproductive health issues of the Middle East and North Africa. It presents the complexity of the subject and demonstrates that economic development alone does not necessarily lead to improvements in reproductive health. The review will be an essential tool for those who are to design, implement, and monitor programs for improving reproductive health in the region. It is also intended to help stimulate discussion among various stakeholders in the context of economic and social development efforts to achieve well-being for future generations.
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