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Rwanda has been facing problems in different domains of life such as health, education, infrastructure etc which hinder the country from reaching the sustainable development. One main issue in the domain of health is the increasing of the population which does not much with their income. In a bid to address this challenge, the Country sensitise the society to have family planning. The family planning is one of the policies which is being sensitised to Rwandans by mobilising them to have at least three children per family. This policy seems also to be difficult to achieve in a country like…mehr

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Rwanda has been facing problems in different domains of life such as health, education, infrastructure etc which hinder the country from reaching the sustainable development. One main issue in the domain of health is the increasing of the population which does not much with their income. In a bid to address this challenge, the Country sensitise the society to have family planning. The family planning is one of the policies which is being sensitised to Rwandans by mobilising them to have at least three children per family. This policy seems also to be difficult to achieve in a country like Rwanda where, a child is considered as wealth and protection of the family.Imenye Nawe program is one way of sensitizing and mobilizing the youth issues regarding the reproductive health and Family Planning deals with this reproductive health. Therefore the research tended to evaluate the actions carried out by this program in increasing knowledge about the Family Planning.
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Jean Damascene NIYITEGEKA is a communication professional interested in contributing to the positive change towards a sustainable development. He believes that with the involvement and participation of each and every one, the individual and national social economic development is attainable.