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Sudanese Population Network (SPN)
Ali Mohamed Abbas Sudanese Population Network (SPN): is a voluntary, non-governmental and non-profitable network, works in the field of population and development and reproductive health (RH). It aims at facilitating coordination and collaboration between the members and all other institutions related to population and development, nationally, regionally and globally to promote and improve the RH situation in Sudan. SPN was established as a joint initiative from some committed leaders and organizations working in the field of population and RH. The significance of establishment of SPN comes from escalating concerns to population and RH issues at all levels as well as the calls from all population forums and conferences, particularly the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD, 1994) and Millennium Development Goals (MDGs, 2001), to the importance of amalgamation of efforts, creation of partnerships and collaboration for working towards integrating population issues in policies and programmes of development, promoting population characteristics and improvement of RH situation. Vision Better health for all. Mission To create an opportunity of work and collaboration between organizations committed to population and RH issues for advocacy, promotion, advancement and accessibility to population and RH services and information. Goal To coordinate the work, and promote collaboration between the members and all other institutions related to population and RH, nationally, regionally and globally to promote the RH situation in Sudan for improvement of quality of life. Objectives
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