Browse by tag "Family planning"
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Contraceptive methods data
A range of graphs including: Countries With High Rates of Condom Use, Countries With High Rates of Condom Use, Family Planning Methods in Developed Countries, Around 2007, Family Planning Methods in Sub-Saharan Africa, Family Planning Methods Worldwide, Modern Contraceptive Use in Less Developed vs. More Developed Countries, Top Five Countries in Use of Female Sterilization and Use of Injectables Rises With Increase in Family Planning Use.
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| Author | Population Reference Bureau (US) |
| Type | Presentation |
| Subject | Population growth |
| Tags | Family planning gender |
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Disparities in childbearing and contraceptive use
A range of graphs including: Average Number of Children Among Poorest and Wealthiest Women: Dominican Republic and Colombia; Contraception and Childbearing, Populous Countries; Contraceptive Use Among Wealthiest and Poorest Women; Contraceptive Use and Childbearing, by Region; Discussion of Family Planning With Spouse, Senegal, 2005; Husbands' Discussion of Family Planning With Their Wives, c. 2000-2007; Husbands' Discussion of Family Planning With Their Wives, c. 2000-2007; Modern Contraceptive Use by Household Wealth in Developing Regions, Around 2006; Modern Contraceptive Use by Wealth: Sub-Saharan Africa; Total Fertility Rate by Mother's Education; Total Fertility Rate by Mother's Education; Unintended Births, Selected Countries and Wealth Disparities in Contraceptive Use.
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| Author | Population Reference Bureau (US) |
| Type | Presentation |
| Subject | Population growth |
| Tags | Family planning gender |
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Family planning costs and demand
A range of graphs including: Distribution of Women With an Unmet Need for Contraception by Region, 2008; Social Sector Savings and Family Planning Costs by 2015, Burkina Faso; Social Sector Savings and Family Planning Costs by 2015, Democratic Republic of Congo; Social Sector Savings and Family Planning Costs by 2015, Ethiopia; Social Sector Savings and Family Planning Costs by 2015, Ghana; Social Sector Savings and Family Planning Costs by 2015, Zambia; Total Potential Demand for Family Planning; Trend in Unmet Need for Modern Contraception; Unmet Need for Family Planning;Unmet Need for Family Planning by Wealth; and Unmet Need Exceeds Modern Contraception Use in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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| Author | Population Reference Bureau (US) |
| Type | Presentation |
| Subject | Population growth |
| Tags | Family planning gender |
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Family planning use worldwide
A range of graphs including: Increasing family planning use in developing countries, Male and Female Use of Contraception, Male and Female Use of Contraception,Male and Female Use of Contraception, Modern Contraceptive Use, Developing Countries, Use of Modern contraceptives.
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| Author | Population Reference Bureau (US) |
| Type | Presentation |
| Subject | Population growth |
| Tags | Family planning gender south africa Columbia Vietnam Egypt Indonesia bangladesh Philippines Kenya Pakistan nigeria DRC |
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Family size preferences
A range of graphs including: Average Ideal Number of Children by Woman’s Education, 2007; Average Number of Children Desired by Men and Women in Sub-Saharan Africa; Ideal Number of Children Among Married Men: Southern and Eastern Africa; Ideal Number of Children Among Married Men: Western and Middle Africa; Ideal Number of Children Among Married Women: Asia and North Africa; Ideal Number of Children Among Married Women: Eastern and Southern Africa; Ideal Number of Children Among Married Women: Latin America and the Caribbean; Ideal Number of Children Among Married Women: Western and Middle Africa; Mean Ideal Number of Children by Urban/Rural Residence; Percentage of Currently Married Men Who Want No More Children; Percentage of Married Women Who Want No More Children, 2007; Planning Status of Recent Births; Trends In Average Ideal Number of Children Among Young Single Women: Asia; Trends In Average Ideal Number of Children Among Young Single Women: Latin America and Caribbean; Trends In Average Ideal Number of Children Among Young Single Women: Western and Middle Africa; Trends In Average Ideal Number of Children for Married Men in Sub-Saharan Africa; Trends In Average Ideal Number of Children for Never-Married Women Under Age 25; Trends In Average Ideal Number of Children for Young Single Women: Southern and Eastern Africa; Trends In the Percentage of Married Men Who Want No More Children in Sub-Saharan Africa; Trends In the Percentage of Married Women With Three or Four Children Who Want No More Children; Trends In the Percentage of Married Women With Two or Three Children Who Want No More Children; Trends In Wanted, Unwanted, and Total Fertility Rate; and Wanted Total Fertility Rate by Wealth.
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| Author | Population Reference Bureau (US) |
| Type | Presentation |
| Subject | Population growth |
| Tags | Family planning gender |
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Reasons for not using contraception
A range of graphs including: Discontinuation of Contraceptives by Reason, Selected Countries; Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Azerbaijan 2006; Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Bangladesh 2007; Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Benin, 2006; Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Cambodia, 2005; Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Colombia, 2005; Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Ethiopia; Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Jordan, 2007; and Reasons for Not Using Contraception, Ukraine 2007.
| About this resource | |
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| Author | Population Reference Bureau (US) |
| Type | Presentation |
| Subject | Population growth |
| Tags | Family planning gender |
| Rights | |