Abstract Background In Ethiopia, the prevalence of modern contraceptive use is very low
(27%) and the percentage of those with unmet needs for family planning is 25%. The current …

Abstract Introduction: In Ethiopia information on the level of utilization of the long term and
permanent contraceptive methods and associated factorsis lacking. The aim of this study …

Background: Client preference and availability of contraceptives are important determinants
of uptake in developing countries. In this study, we investigated the trend of contraceptive …

Background: About 24% of married woman have unmet need for Family Planning in Sub-
Saharan Africa and 25.3% of currently married women had unmet need for family planning …

Background: Contraception is a technique to prevent a conception; its usage is a central
element of quality care in the provision of family planning services and an important …

Background: Long acting and permanent methods (LAPMs) of family planning (FP) are
essentially important to achieve health related goals, and to meet individuals and couple's …

Abstract The Indonesia Demographic and Health Survey has shown decreasing trends in
intrauterine device use from 6.2% in 2002–2003 to 3.9% in 2012. In this study, the aim was …

The use of remote sensing technology has made it possible for the non-contact
measurement of soil moisture content (SMC). Many remote sensing techniques can be used …

The use of modern contraceptives contributes to reducing population growth, saving
mothers' lives, preventing unwanted pregnancy, and unsafe abortions. The objective of the …

Most of the documented benefits of contraceptive service lack in-depth exploration of the
lived experiences of service users. This study of contraceptive users in the Sidama Zone …