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Afr. pop.stud ; 28(1): 499-514, 2014.
Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1258241

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Burkina-Faso (TFR=6.0) is among the top-ten high fertility countries world-wide and CPR (15) among women is low. This study examined the factors associated with non-use of modern contraception among married women residing in the rural areas of Burkina-Faso. The study used 2010 Burkina Faso Demographic and Health Survey data-set and focussed on married women aged 15-49 years (n=7;191). Chi-square and logistic regression techniques were used for the analysis (a=5). Mean number of living children was significantly higher among women who have UNMC (3.92) than those with met need (3.01). Modern CPR and UNMC among married women was 12.7 and 40.7 respectively. The multivariate analysis reveals that being married more than once increases the likelihood of UNMC (OR=1.304; C.I=1.0821.571; p0.05). Husbands' approval of FP is a protective factor of UNMC (OR


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Burkina Faso , Contraception/methods , Contraception/statistics & numerical data , Family Planning Services/trends , Health Education , Patient Compliance , Spouses
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Afr. pop.stud ; 28(1): 551-563, 2014.
Article in English | AIM | ID: biblio-1258243

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Available statistics indicate high levels of unintended pregnancies in Africa. This study examines the prevalence and determinants of unintended pregnancies in Malawi based on 2;144 pregnant women extracted from the 2010 Malawi Demographic and Health Survey. Data were analyzed using univariate; bivariate and multinomial logistic regression models. Nearly 43 of the pregnancies were unintended of which 25 were mistimed. Multivariate analysis indicated that mistimed pregnancies are significantly influenced by the age of the respondent; fertility preference and number of children ever born. Among the variables that significantly increased the likelihood of unwanted pregnancies are age of respondent; wealth status; fertility preference; and region of residence even though potential confounding factors were used as control. The study recommends the strengthening of family planning services in order to reduce the level of unintended pregnancies. Focus should be on couples in Central Region and those having large number of children


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Demography , Health Surveys , Pregnancy , Prevalence
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