188 International Family Planning Perspectives As a result of the 1994 International Conference on Popu-

lation and Development (ICPD) in Cairo, reproductive health policy has expanded to include a more compre-hensive view of health and development. No longer mere-ly a response to concerns about the world’s expanding pop-ulation, reproductive health policy now addresses issues that reflect the needs of individuals, such as satisfying unmet need for contraception, promoting informed choice, in-volving men in reproductive health, securing contracep-tive supplies and ensuring accessibility of services. As policy issues have expanded in response to the ICPD, so too has the range of contraceptive methods offered by national programs. However, modifying family planning policy to include more methods does not necessarily trans-late into greater accessibility at the clinic level or into in-creased uptake by clients. The successful introduction o