Donald F. Heisel
Attitudes and practice of contraception in Kenya
African Institute for Development Policy
data indicate modern kenya economic strains arising larger numbers surviving children within family clearly acutely felt rural respondents nevertheless transition smaller family system impeded lack information misinformation means achieve control fertility might wish absence widespread knowledge safe reliable contraceptives ideals family size average tend remain near average levels achieved fertility substantial minority women express desire smaller number ofchildren probability ideals tend followed action achieve goal accurate knowledge access possibility safe reliable techniques contraception clearly necessary although possibly sufficient conditions alteration family size kenya