 
<prompt> Contraceptive use | Percentage of women age 15-49 currently using a contraceptive method | (Currently married women, Any method, 17) (Sexually active unmarried women, Any method, 37) (Currently married women, Any modern method, 12) (Sexually active unmarried women, Any modern method, 28) (Currently married women, Injectables, 3) (Sexually active unmarried women, Injectables, 2) (Currently married women, Male condom, 2) (Sexually active unmarried women, Male condom, 19) (Currently married women, Pill, 1) (Sexually active unmarried women, Pill, 3) (Currently married women, Implants, 3) (Sexually active unmarried women, Implants, 1) (Currently married women, IUD, 1) (Sexually active unmarried women, IUD, <1) (Currently married women, Traditional method, 5) (Sexually active unmarried women, Traditional method, 9) <response> The most commonly used modern methods of contraception among currently married women are injectables and implants (3% each), while the most common modern method used by sexually active unmarried women is the male condom (19%).  