TV 14(2) 688(98) Print Materials 0(0) 702(100) Internet 0(0) 702(100) Partner 1(.1) 701(99.9) Other 4(.6) 698(99.4) Types of contraceptives heard by majority of respondents are injectable (95.6%), Implanon (93.2%), pills (81.1%), IUCD (70.1%) and Jadelle (50.6%). While condom and breast feeding are known as a contraceptive by only 11.7% and 9.0% respectively, other methods including tubal ligation, vasectomy, withdrawal, rhythm and emergency contraceptive are known by less than 4.0% of respondents. (Table 15) Summary of respondents’ knowledge about proper utilization of different family planning methods is provided in Table 17. Of those who heard different family planning, significant proportion of have knowledge of proper use of injectables, implanon, pills, and IUCD. Table 16: Initial preference of family planning method of users Types of family planning Frequency Percent Condom 4 1% Pills (OCP) 47 7% Injectable 184 26% IUCD 156 22% Implanon 280 40% Jaddel 17 2% Emergency contraceptives 1 0% Others 12 2% Table 17: Respondents' knowledge towards selected family planning methods Knowledge questions about family planning Number of Number respondents (percent) agreeing response Women can have an IUCD placed inside the uterus by a doctor or 492 477(97.0) nurse Injectable should be given every three month 671 660(98.4) Implants are one or more small rods placed in the women upper 659 649(98.5) arm Women should take a pill every day to avoid pregnancy 544 528(97.1)
TV 14(2) 688(98) Print Materials 0(0) 702(100) Internet 0(0) 702(100) Partner 1(.1) 701(99.9) Other 4(.6) 698(99.4) Types of contraceptives heard by majority of respondents are injectable (95.6%), Implanon (93.2%), pills (81.1%), IUCD (70.1%) and Jadelle (50.6%). While condom and breast feeding are known as a contraceptive by only 11.7% and 9.0% respectively, other methods including tubal ligation, vasectomy, withdrawal, rhythm and emergency contraceptive are known by less than 4.0% of respondents. (Table 15) Summary of respondents’ knowledge about proper utilization of different family planning methods is provided in Table 17. Of those who heard different family planning, significant proportion of have knowledge of proper use of injectables, implanon, pills, and IUCD. Table 16: Initial preference of family planning method of users Types of family planning Frequency Percent Condom 4 1% Pills (OCP) 47 7% Injectable 184 26% IUCD 156 22% Implanon 280 40% Jaddel 17 2% Emergency contraceptives 1 0% Others 12 2% Table 17: Respondents' knowledge towards selected family planning methods Knowledge questions about family planning Number of respondents Number (percent) agreeing response Women can have an IUCD placed inside the uterus by a doctor or nurse 492 477(97.0) Injectable should be given every three month 671 660(98.4) Implants are one or more small rods placed in the women upper arm 659 649(98.5) Women should take a pill every day to avoid pregnancy 544 528(97.1)