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Uganda Loses 24% of Potential Annually to Teenage Pregnancy, UNFPA Warns

Uganda Loses 24% of Potential Annually to Teenage Pregnancy, UNFPA Warns
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Ugandan officials and the UNFPA are highlighting the need for increased investment in youth and technology to drive economic growth. They warn that teenage pregnancy remains a significant barrier, costing the country 24% of its potential annually.

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KAMPALA -- Uganda will mark this year's World Population Day on July 11 with virtual celebrations hosted at the Office of the Vice President, as government and development partners call for increased investment in young people, technology and innovation to unlock the potential of the country's rapidly growing population.

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