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Community-based intervention improved maternal health access and sexual health service utilization in Ethiopia, indicating a model for similar settings.
The study highlights that individual factors, particularly participation in SRH discussions, are major drivers of service use, while community-based interventions such as the Health Bazaar program further enhance uptake. Age and marital status also shape service-seeking behaviour, underscoring the need for tailored approaches for different subgroups. The Health Bazaar intervention notably improved SRH service utilization, family planning uptake, and maternal health access in Ethiopia, demonstrating the potential of this community-driven model for scaling up in similar low-resource settings.
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