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Injectable Contraceptives Toolkit

Up-to-date evidence, best practices and related resources to Injectable Contraceptives

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Submit Material to Injectable Contraceptives Toolkit

The Injectable Contraceptives Toolkit welcomes new contributions of publications and other resources to the Injectable Contraceptives Toolkit Web site. To submit your materials, please complete the form below. The Injectable Contraceptives Toolkit Technical Advisory Committee will review your submission and contact you about the possibility of including it in the database. We prefer to link to a document on the publisher's own website, but in some cases we also host documents as well as include links to the publisher's site. If you have several materials to submit, you can send this information via e-mail to injectablestoolkit@jhuccp.org.

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Materials Selection Criteria

Materials submitted to the Injectable Contraceptives Toolkit database should meet the following criteria in order to be considered for inclusion. They should be:

Relevant to youth reproductive health or youth and HIV/AIDS in developing countries
Up-to-date
Technically relevant and accurate
Produced by a reputable source; for example:
- WHO or other UN agency
- Universities or research institute
- NGOs or PVOs

In general, resources are screened to include the most recent scientific findings, as well as a variety of points of view so as to have the benefit of the full range of current thinking.