Background Intention to use contraceptive methods has an overriding importance to better
visualize the women's future needs and more likely to translate it to actual behavior. It is …

Objectives: The present study identifies factors that affect intention to use contraceptives
among married women in countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Methods: Secondary data …

Background Understanding women's desire to have more children is critical for planning
towards future reproductive health behaviour. We examined the association between socio …

Introduction Along with the developing world, Bangladesh has made a tremendous
improvement in declining total fertility rate, however, this declining trend is not uniform to all …

Objectives We aimed to explore and understand the extent and type of evidence on fertility
reduction and its association with family planning (FP) in Southeast Asia. Design Scoping …

Introduction Unmet need for family planning [UNFP] remains a serious public health concern
in Nigeria. Evidence suggests that UNFP remains high over the last fifteen years despite …

Background An estimated one-third of women in Ghana use contraceptives without the
knowledge of their partners, a phenomenon known as Covert Contraceptive Use (CCU) …

This study seeks to identify the socio-demographic, reproductive, partner-related, and facility-
level characteristics associated with women's immediate and subsequent use of post …

Background Contraceptive use is a cost-effective intervention for reducing unintended
pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections and their negative consequences. It is vital …

Background Modern contraceptive methods have immense influences on the health of
mothers and their children. Using contraceptive methods is seen to control family size and …