Примеры использования Modern contraceptive methods на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The reported low percentage of married couples using modern contraceptive methods could be attributed to the fact that the official report contained only statistics compiled by the Ministry of Health.
As part of the on-going policy of ensuring access to modern contraceptive methods, all health facilities in Peru have been receiving the corresponding supplies since October 2013.
In addition, 27 per cent of women use modern contraceptive methods versus 4.4 per cent of men.
during the reporting period, with a total number of 98,723 women using modern contraceptive methods.
measured by the percentage of service delivery points that offer at least three modern contraceptive methods, increased at a faster rate in stream one countries.
Percentage of countries where at least 80 per cent of service delivery points offer three or more modern contraceptive methods.
In most countries, modern contraceptive methods account for nearly all the recent increase in the overall level of contraceptive use.
The proportion of women of childbearing age using modern contraceptive methods tripled after 1994 to a peak of 34.6 per cent in 1999.
One reason for this is that modern contraceptive methods are eligible for reimbursement when used for therapeutic,
Side-effects and worries about them stand out consistently in studies of different populations as one of women's major concerns about modern contraceptive methods.
Government efforts to provide access to family planning and modern contraceptive methods have been an important determinant of reproductive behaviour.
insufficient provision of emergency obstetric and neonatal care, and insufficient use of modern contraceptive methods.
in a union use modern contraceptive methods and 9 out of 10 developing country Governments provide direct support to family planning programmes.
the need for training for clinical staff in counselling and modern contraceptive methods, the absence of support IEC services, and the need to reduce therapeutic abortion.
Modern contraceptive methods have been replacing older methods,
a rise in the number of women using modern contraceptive methods.
men using modern contraceptive methods and only 10% of persons aged 15 to 49 using condoms 2.
The percentage of women aged 15 to 44 years using modern contraceptive methods was 4.6 per cent nationwide:
The growing availability of modern contraceptive methods and of organized family planning programmes(whether governmental
Raise awareness of and enhance effective access to affordable modern contraceptive methods, including in rural areas,