The need for family planning is driven by health, economic, cultural, educational, and legal factors. In developing countries, it often focuses on reducing maternal and infant mortality and managing limited resources, while in developed countries, it emphasizes personal choice and lifestyle. Additionally, urban populations typically have better access to family planning services compared to rural areas, where barriers may exist. Socioeconomic status also influences the need, with lower-income individuals facing greater challenges in accessing family planning resources.

I can incorporate the entire vegetable by using carrot top in pesto, potato skins in crisps, and broccoli stalks in stir-fries or soups.

I would consider Additionality and certification.

Understanding the distinctions between "use by," "sell by," and "best by" dates equips me with the knowledge to make safer, more economical, and environmentally friendly choices regarding food consumption. This awareness helps me lead healthier eating habits and a more sustainable lifestyle.