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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Apr 26.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Gynaecol Obstet. 2015 May 7;130(Suppl 3):E31–E36. doi: 10.1016/j.ijgo.2015.05.001

Table 3.

Fertility desire, sexual activity, contraceptive use, and unmet need for contraception among the survey respondents).a

Characteristic Desired more children Sexually active during the previous 12 mo Currently using contraception Unmet need for contraception
Age, y
    18–29 41(47.8) 70(78.7) 42(53.2) 28(35.4)
    30–39 71(36.4) 155(75.7) 110(57.0) 58(30.1)
    ≥40 45(24.7) 149(69.6) 98(55.1) 65(36.7)
Marital status
    Married or co-habiting 100(37.6) 264(94.0) 181(71.0) 51(20.1)
    Divorced or separated 28(35.0) 44(48.3) 23(28.8) 44(55.0)
    Widowed 15(17.9) 50(48.5) 38(45.8) 36(43.4)
    Never married or co-habited 14(42.4) 20(52.6) 8(25.0) 20(62.5)
Sex
    Female 71(26.3) 219 (68,9) 140(53.2) 104(39.5)
    Male 86(44.6) 159(81.5) 110(58.8) 47(25.3)
Education level
    None 8(38.10) 20(60.6) 6(31.6) 9(47.4)
    Primary 95(31.5) 250(74.6) 165(56.3) 100(34.3)
    Secondary or higher 54(38.6) 108(74.5) 79(57.3) 42(30.4)
Wealth
    Poorest 23(25.6) 70(67.3) 43(50.0) 35(40.7)
    Second 32(33.3) 76(74,5) 53(56.4) 30(31.0)
    Third 44(39.6) 95(78.5) 62(56.9) 32(29.4)
Fourth 26(35.1) 59(70.2) 33(46.5) 33(46.5)
Richest 32(34.8) 79(76.5) 59(65.6) 21(23.6)
a

Values given as number (percentage).