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This paper examines the United States Global and Reproductive Health Act of 2011 by identifying strengths, shortcomings and gaps in the policy and suggests key changes and recommendations. The framework of analysis of the proposed Act is based on its ability to address successful approaches that employ a comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care based on evidence from the field and its focus on reproductive health rights and justice.
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