Performance Monitoring for Action (PMA) Kenya: Results from Phase 1 Baseline Survey, November-December 2019
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Results brief of the PMA Kenya Phase 1 baseline survey (November-December 2019) on contraceptive use, dynamics and demand, quality of family planning services and counselling, and pregnancy intentions. Modern contraceptive prevalence declined slightly with a continuing shift towards long-acting methods; 74 per cent of demand was satisfied by a modern method and 42 per cent of pregnancies were unintended.
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