Figures & Tables
Figures
- Figure 1.
Impact of Adding New Contraceptive Methods on the Number of Users, 1965–1973
Reproduced with permission from Freedman R, Berelson B. The record of family planning programs. Stud Fam Plann. 1976, 7(1):1–40.
- Figure 2.
MCPR and Number of Available Methods, by Various Accessibility Rules, 1982–2009
Abbreviation: MCPR, modern contraceptive prevalence rate.
- Figure 3.
Relationship Between MCPR for 113 Surveyed Countries and Number of Available Methods, According to the 50% Accessibility Rule, 2009
Abbreviation: MCPR, modern contraceptive prevalence rate.
Solid line represents the least squares line across all countries.
- Figure 4.
Relationship Between MCPR and the Number of Available Methods, by Accessibility Rule, 1982–2009
Abbreviation: MCPR, modern contraceptive prevalence rate.
The 6 points on each line represent the 6 survey years, starting with 1982 at the lower left of each line and moving up to the right for 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, and 2009.
- Figure 5.
Relationship Between MCPR and Sum of Access Scores for All Modern Methods, Ethiopia, 1982–2009
Abbreviation: MCPR, modern contraceptive prevalence rate.
Tables
- Table 1. Number of Countries With At Least 1 Available Contraceptive Method Included in the Analysis, by Method Accessibility Rule and Survey Year
Accessibility Rulea Survey Year 1982 1989 1994 1999 2004 2009 20% 65 81 91 86 83 81 40% 46 68 84 85 83 80 50% 45 64 78 82 81 80 60% 38 57 71 79 77 80 70% 35 51 65 74 65 67 80% 26 40 59 53 41 39 ↵a Per judgment of respondents to the Family Planning Effort Index survey that a certain percentage of the population in their country had access to a particular contraceptive method.
- Table 2. Relationship Between Mean MCPR and Mean Number of Available Methods According to the 50% Method Accessibility Rule, by Survey Year
Survey Year R2 Slope 1982 0.66 7.2 1989 0.58 7.5 1994 0.43 7.4 1999 0.34 8.7 2004 0.22 8.0 2009 0.37 9.8 Abbreviation: MCPR, modern contraceptive prevalence rate.
- Table 3. Relationship Between Mean MCPR and Mean Number of Available Methods, by Method Accessibility Rule, 1982–2009
Accessibility Rule R2 Slope 20% 0.97 4.9 40% 0.98 5.9 50% 0.96 7.9 60% 0.88 10.9 70% 0.25 11.2 80% 0.16 (5.3) Abbreviation: MCPR, modern contraceptive prevalence rate.
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