Procurement of contraceptives

On procurement of contraceptives

Oral contraceptives Injectables

Contraceptive use 5 per cent

For production of oral contraceptives.

The use of contraceptives was widespread.

(vii) Diversification of available forms of contraception

Expenditure on contraceptives in 1992 1993

And, in fact, among people who know some contraceptive methods better, do also know some traditional ones.

The fertility rate is declining and contraceptive use is increasing.

4.3.4 Awareness education on use of contraceptives

4.3.5 Access to contraceptives

On provision of contraceptive brand products

At the same time, citizens of the Republic of Tajikistan have the right to make an independent decision regarding reproduction and contraception. They may use, as they wish, contraceptive devices and methods, including surgical sterilization, etc. (article 12 of the law on reproductive health and reproductive rights).

12.17 Contraceptive use since 1992 has increased.

Contraceptive use, by area, 1998 2001

The contraceptives received in the context of humanitarian assistance are distributed for free.

Indigenous women were not given information about the effects of contraceptives on their bodies and sometimes the donation of food was linked to the use of contraceptives.

This is particularly so in the case of oral contraceptives which accounted for 47 per cent of total expenditure on contraceptives in 1992 1993.

UNFPA has built up considerable expertise in the procurement of contraceptives and is now one of the largest single procurers of contraceptives worldwide.

Whilst pregnancies and childbirth are women's experiences, men take a predominant role in restricting the use of contraceptives.

He further agreed that the distribution of contraceptives was a serious problem.

She referred to the mass media as the main source of education on the use of contraceptives.

Most of the visits, however, are connected with the wish to obtain contraceptives.

There are no precise and systematic data about the use of contraceptives in Estonia.

UNFPA works closely with cooperating agencies in order to coordinate the procurement of contraceptives.

64 69, banning contraception, had been replaced in 2000 by Act No. 01 2000 liberalizing access to contraception.

For purposes of providing the people of the country with safe contraception, a number of contraceptives (intrauterine devices and hormonal contraceptives) are on the list of key, vitally important pharmaceuticals.

The Family Planning Union and various non governmental organisations promote the use of modern high quality methods of contraception and act with the aim of making contraceptives available for the public at large.

For its fulfilment, the accessibility of information and the availability of contraceptives are essential preconditions.

The table, below, shows the pattern of expenditure on contraceptives in 1992 1993.

As a result, UNFPA has built up considerable expertise in the procurement of contraceptives on a competitive basis and is now one of the largest single procurers of contraceptives world wide.

This high rate of non use of contraceptives was attributed to several factors including the fact that many young people expressed feelings of shame and discomfort in asking for contraception.

Poor families lack access to contraception and family planning.

For example, family planning programmes had led to reductions in population growth rates and wider use of contraceptives.

187. In a subsequent remark, concern was expressed by one of the Committee members about the scarcity of contraceptive means.

In the interim, the rapid acquisition and distribution of contraceptive supplies is a high priority.

The Board examined a sample of contraceptive and associated medical equipment purchases.

With regard to family planning, there was a very low usage of contraceptives, at just 11 per cent. Act No.

There still does not exist any legislative regulation concerning distribution of contraceptives by insurance funds.

As a result, there had been a significant increase in the use of contraceptives and in the number of hospital births. The birth rate had also fallen significantly.

The basic finding is that the contraceptive prevalence rate is lower among rural women compared to urban women.

The Director confirmed that USAID did also provide contraceptives in Uganda.

That pill is coming to stay here. Pill, sir?

The increasing use of contraceptives will also lessen the numbers of women who become pregnant against their wishes.