  
<prompt> Current Use of Any Contraceptive Method among Currently Married Women Age 15-49, by Background Characteristics
 Percent 
 [["Residence", ""], ["Urban", 53], ["Rural", 43], ["Province", ""], ["Nairobi", 55], ["Central", 67], ["Coast", 34], ["Eastern", 52], ["Nyanza", 37], ["Rift Valley", 42], ["Western", 47], ["North Eastern", 4], ["Education", ""], ["No education", 14], ["Primary incomplete", 40], ["Primary complete", 48], ["Secondary+", 60], ["Wealth quintile", ""], ["Lowest", 20], ["Second", 40], ["Middle", 50], ["Fourth", 57], ["Highest", 55]] 
 <response> Married women in urban areas are more likely to use a contraceptive (53 percent) than their rural counterparts (43 percent). Though use of modern methods is generally higher in urban (47 percent) than in rural areas (37 percent), female sterilisation is more common among rural women than among urban women.  