title: Percentage of currently married women age 15-49 with unmet need for family planning
linearized_input: Percentage of currently married women age 15-49 with unmet need for family planning | (Unmet need for spacing, 1990, 0.097) (Unmet need for limiting, 1990, 0.168) (Unmet need for spacing, 1997, 0.099) (Unmet need for limiting, 1997, 0.102) (Unmet need for spacing, 2002, 0.07) (Unmet need for limiting, 2002, 0.079) (Unmet need for spacing, 2007, 0.057) (Unmet need for limiting, 2007, 0.082) (Unmet need for spacing, 2009, 0.06) (Unmet need for limiting, 2009, 0.074) (Unmet need for spacing, 2012, 0.049) (Unmet need for limiting, 2012, 0.068)
table_text: However, the percent of currently married women using a modern method remained unchanged between 2002 and 2012. While the use of condoms has increased significantly, the use of the most common modern contraceptive methods, IUDs and pills, has remained relatively unchanged since 1997. Unmet need for spacing had a significant decrease between the recent surveys of 2009 and 2012, but unmet need for limiting did not change significantly after the 2002 survey.
target: However, the percent of currently married women using a modern method remained unchanged between 2002 and 2012.