Using Market Segmentation to Understand the Total Market in Paraguay

This presentation examined the SHOPS market assessment in Paraguay to identify appropriate roles for the private and public health sectors in meeting the needs of contraceptive users. Using both population-based and supply-side market data to understand market segmentation strategies over time, SHOPS also developed strategies for maintaining contraceptive security in the country. It was presented on October 6, 2014 to as part of a webinar hosted by the Market Development Approaches Working Group.

Author

Francoise Armand

Contributor

SHOPS

Published
October 2014
Resource Types
Presentation
Country
Paraguay
Technical Area
Total Market Approach
Health Area
Family Planning
Keywords
market-based approaches
market segmentation
Latin America and the Caribbean
contraceptives
Current Downloads
15

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