Resource Allocation for Family Planning in Developing Countries -- Copyright -- Contents -- Resource Allocation for Family Planning in Developing Countries -- CRITERIA FOR THE PUBLIC PROVISION OF SERVICES -- THE EFFECTS OF PROGRAM SUBSIDIES ON CONTRACEPTIVE USE AND FERTILITY -- THE DISTRIBUTION OF BENEFITS OF SUBSIDIES -- ACHIEVING COST REDUCTIONS -- ECONOMIES OF SCALE -- DIVISION OF LABOR BETWEEN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS -- MEASURING COSTS AGAINST OUTCOMES -- THE POLITICAL SETTING FOR DECISIONS ON FAMILY PLANNING -- IMPLEMENTATION OF REFORMS TO INCREASE FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Appendix -- THURSDAY, JULY 21 -- Welcoming Remarks -- Potential Effects of Reduced Subsidies -- How Would Subsidies Be Reduced? -- FRIDAY, JULY 22 -- What Happens When Foreign Assistance is Reduced? -- Wrap-Up Session: Implications for Aid Donors and Governments of Developing Countries.