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20 million adolescent women in developing regions have an unmet need for modern contraception

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The Guttmacher Institute conducts global studies on topics such as the incidence of abortion, barriers to contraceptive use, and the reproductive health needs of adolescents. Through its Adding It Up series, the Institute generates evidence on the costs and benefits of investing in SRH services in the developing world. Guttmacher also brings an evidence-based perspective to key policy discussions—for example, by leading an effort to ensure that sexual and reproductive health indicators are given priority in the emerging global development agenda.

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Ultimately, money and political will need to come together to turn the Sustainable Development Goal declarations into action. As the single largest donor to the developing world—for family planning and reproductive health assistance, as well as more generally—the United States has been a strong leader in this area for decades. At this important global moment, U.S. leadership is once again vital

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