The Kenya government in collaboration with other stakeholders involved in the provision of
family planning services have put in place various strategies and policies to increase uptake …

METHODS: Data on 7,671 women in union from the 2001 Mali Demographic and Health
Survey were anal multilevel modeling techniques to assess the effects of individual and …

Background In the poorest regions of Chiapas, Mexico, 50.2% of women in need of
contraceptives do not use any modern method. A qualitative study was needed to design …

Background: Family planning plays a pivotal role in reducing high fertility and its hegative
effects on health and development. Objective: To assess the influence of women's autonomy …

Background: In developing countries especially in Africa, reproductive ill health have been a
great concern to many stakeholders as maternal mortality and morbidity are very high …

The purpose of this contribution is to review the peer reviewed literature from the last 20
years regarding the role of Mexican women in the family, and to describe the psychosocial …

The role of religion in contraceptive use is an issue of significant debate. This study
employed the 1990 and 2008 Nigeria Demographic and Health Survey data to examine …

Objective: To compare the level of knowledge on reproductive health among urban and rural
women of selected area of Bangladesh. Materials and methods: A descriptive cross …

Compared to other Mexican states, Chiapas possessed the lowest rate of contraception use
among women 15− 49 years old (44.6%) in 2018. This convergent mixed‐methods study …

In Cambodia, the growth of family planning services and socio-economic development have
resulted in a spectacular rise in contraceptive prevalence rate and an equally remarkable …