Background Poor access and low contraceptive prevalence are common to many Low-and
Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). Unmet need for family planning (FP), defined as the …

Background Family planning is considered as an effective tool to control population and to
bring improvement in maternal and child health. The Government of Pakistan has been …

Introduction Family planning methods are used to promote safer sexual practices, reduce
unintended pregnancies and unsafe abortion, and control population. Young people aged …

Background There is limited evidence on the unmet need for contraceptives among married
reproductive-age women especially in developing countries like Ethiopia. Thus, this study …

Background: Contraceptive prevalence in remote districts of Nepal like Khotang is still low
despite a high unmet need in the population. The study aims to estimate the contraceptive …

Background: Improving reproductive health (RH) is widely recognized as a key component
of social and economic development. Interaction of different factors such as individual …

Background: Understanding the magnitude of unmet contraceptive need and the underlying
determinants will help the programs and services to respond effectively. Aim: Identify the …

Background: An estimated 17% of married women in the developing world have an unmet
need for contraception. Understanding the magnitude of unmet contraceptive need and the …

Background: India is projected to be the most populous country according to United Nations'
report; therefore, the knowledge and awareness of contraceptive methods is of utmost …

Background: Appropriate utilization of maternal health care services is very important tool to
reduce the maternal and child morbidity and mortality rate. This study was conducted to …