Assessment of the Pregnancy Test Market in Zambia

The SHOPS Plus project conducted a market shaping assessment of pregnancy tests in Lusaka, Zambia, which shows that there has been improvement since 2014 in the availability of pregnancy tests in public clinics. It also shows that, while the demand for pregnancy tests has increased, there are occasional and sometimes frequent stockouts of the tests at public clinics.

Author

SHOPS Plus

Contributor

SHOPS Plus

Resource Types
Brief
Country
Zambia
Health Area
Family Planning
Keywords
family planning
family planning/reproductive health
Zambia
Current Downloads
74

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