title: Total Demand for family Planning (Unmet Need and Current Use)
unit_of_measure: Percent
linearized_input: Total Demand for family Planning (Unmet Need and Current Use) | Percent | (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Maputo City, 34) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Maputo Province, 20) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Inhambane, 20) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Niassa, 13) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Zambezia, 13) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Sofala, 10) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Nampula, 9) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Manica, 7) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Tete, 5) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Cabo Delgado, 5) (Current Use - 14, PROVINCE - Gaza, 4) (Current Use - 14, RESIDENCE - Urban, 24) (Current Use - 14, RESIDENCE - Rural, 8) (Current Use - 14, EDUCATION - No Education, 8) (Current Use - 14, EDUCATION - Primary, 14) (Current Use - 14, EDUCATION - Secondary+, 33)
table_text: The total demand for family planning among nonsterilized women who are currently in union is 14 percent; 7 percent represent unmet neet and 7 percent represent current use. The demand for family planning services is three times higher in urban (24%) than in rural (8%) areas. Conversely, unmet need represents a much larger proportion of total demand in rural (70%) than in urban areas (34%). The level of total demand is closely associated with education - going from 8 percent among uneducated women to 33 percent among women with secondary or more education.
target: The total demand for family planning among nonsterilized women who are currently in union is 14 percent; 7 percent represent unmet neet and 7 percent represent current use.