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Coverage for Key ANC Services Among Pregnant Women With 4+ ANC Visits,a Across 41 Demographic and Health Surveys
a Self-reported receipt of services among women delivering during the 2 years preceding the survey and reporting 4+ ANC visits.
Abbreviations: ANC, antenatal care; ANC<4mo, first antenatal care visit before 4 months gestation; BP, blood pressure; DSs, counseled on pregnancy danger signs; HIV, HIV counseling and testing; IFA, iron–folic acid supplementation for 90+ days; SP2+, at least 2 doses of sulfadoxine/pyramethamine for malaria prevention; TT2+, protected against tetanus; Ur, urine specimen taken.
The horizontal line in the middle of each solid box indicates the median; the top and bottom borders of the box mark the 75th and 25th percentiles, respectively. The “whiskers,” or lines, below and above the box mark the minimum and maximum values, respectively. Numbers in parentheses in the x-axis refer to the number of surveys providing data for that particular indicator.
Tables
Survey ANC4+ ANC<4mo IFA90+ TT2+ DSs BP Ur HIV SP2+ AVG Colombia 2010 87 82 62 83 100 98 85 85 Dominican Rep 2007 96 84 66 92 70 99 97 86 85 Nepal 2011 53 72 78 97 87 94 72 83 Maldives 2009 87 93 65 86 51 97 95 81 Honduras 2005–06 79 79 73 75 68 97 79 78 Rwanda 2010 36 73 74 88 43 96 75 Peru 2007–08 88 75 17 69 84 98 81 71 India 2005–06 36 80 32 93 34 89 85 69 Philippines 2008 76 61 35 80 75 96 60 68 Senegal 2010–11 48 78 68 75 48 98 88 39 47 68 Burkina Faso 2010 33 65 50 91 56 97 89 41 50 67 Ghana 2008 76 65 44 77 75 98 93 32 51 67 Bolivia 2008 72 76 10 66 70 98 77 66 Cambodia 2010 64 81 14 94 83 96 42 48 65 Guyana 2009 77 53 30 42 64 96 94 78 65 Haiti 2005–06 51 73 32 76 50 98 76 36 63 Pakistan 2006–07 29 70 29 84 33 92 70 63 Cameroon 2011 59 47 65 87 50 96 89 30 35 62 Swaziland 2006–07 77 27 30 82 54 98 91 53 62 Malawi 2010 43 23 27 90 81 85 31 88 61 61 Timor-Leste 2009–10 54 64 20 91 61 95 20 58 Indonesia 2007 81 84 31 56 43 95 42 58 Lesotho 2009 66 40 9 84 59 97 73 46 58 Namibia 2006–07 70 36 29 56 63 97 92 73 11 57 Benin 2006 59 61 61 74 42 99 93 20 4 57 Ethiopia 2011 17 40 81 29 83 56 49 56 Zambia 2007 57 26 41 83 75 79 21 39 74 55 Kenya 2008–09 44 26 3 83 53 89 76 83 20 54 Liberia 2007 66 72 13 86 40 87 52 14 52 Tanzania 2010 39 26 2 93 56 71 58 75 34 52 Guinea 2005 46 49 35 86 29 93 65 5 52 Zimbabwe 2010–11 59 25 5 64 66 88 60 82 10 50 Uganda 2011 46 33 6 90 57 66 28 78 31 49 Nigeria 2008 44 28 22 77 64 86 75 26 10 48 Congo (Brazzaville) 2005 72 55 17 54 40 95 95 8 3 46 Mali 2006 36 57 24 78 32 92 53 11 17 46 Sierra Leone 2008 56 39 15 87 60 87 42 12 14 44 Madagascar 2008–09 46 42 8 79 52 83 34 8 8 39 Niger 2006 15 46 25 57 28 90 46 5 13 39 Burundi 2010 33 39 7 91 40 50 12 46 1 36 Dem Rep Congo 2007 47 28 2 47 42 73 51 8 8 32 Mean 57 55 30 79 58 91 67 49 25 60 Abbreviations: ANC4+, 4 or more antenatal care visits; ANC<4mo, first antenatal care visit before 4 months gestation; BP, blood pressure; DSs, counseled on pregnancy danger signs; HIV, HIV counseling and testing; IFA, iron–folic acid supplementation for 90+ days; SP2+, at least 2 doses of sulfadoxine/pyramethamine for malaria prevention; TT2+, protected against tetanus; Ur, urine specimen taken.
AVG: Average coverage across the 8 interventions (or fewer, if specific intervention(s) not included in the survey). Country data are presented in order, from highest average coverage to lowest.
↵a Self-reported receipt of services among women delivering during the 2 years preceding the survey and reporting 4+ ANC visits.
Survey ANC4+ ANC<4mo IFA90+ TT2+ DSs BP Ur HIV SP2+ AVG ALL Dominican Rep 2007 96 81 65 91 69 99 96 86 84 34 Maldives 2009 87 90 64 86 51 97 95 81 28 Colombia 2010 87 74 59 79 96 94 80 80 34 Honduras 2005–06 79 65 61 71 60 89 68 69 10 Rwanda 2010 36 40 84 71 84 36 92 68 8 Peru 2007–08 88 68 15 66 78 93 75 66 7 Nepal 2011 53 50 52 84 66 76 51 63 22 Guyana 2009 77 46 29 42 62 94 91 71 62 4 Philippines 2008 76 50 28 74 67 89 52 60 10 Ghana 2008 76 54 36 70 67 94 86 27 46 60 5 Senegal 2010–11 48 58 56 70 42 93 80 30 40 59 3 Swaziland 2006–07 77 22 25 78 50 96 86 50 58 2 Burkina Faso 2010 33 40 34 86 50 93 81 31 39 57 1 Bolivia 2008 72 60 8 58 60 89 65 57 3 Cambodia 2010 64 63 10 88 73 84 34 38 56 2 Malawi 2010 43 12 15 87 78 82 27 85 55 55 1 Namibia 2006–07 70 30 24 56 58 92 88 68 11 53 0 Indonesia 2007 81 74 25 50 39 88 37 52 4 Lesotho 2009 66 30 6 75 49 88 63 42 50 1 Zambia 2007 57 18 28 79 70 75 19 39 66 49 1 Cameroon 2011 59 32 43 74 40 79 72 23 26 49 2 Haiti 2005–06 51 61 18 62 38 82 55 24 49 8 Timor-Leste 2009–10 54 43 12 78 48 82 15 46 1 Benin 2006 59 40 42 61 34 88 81 14 3 45 0 Tanzania 2010 39 14 1 91 50 64 47 68 27 45 0 Liberia 2007 66 59 11 77 38 79 46 0 44 2 Kenya 2008–09 44 14 1 72 40 77 61 70 15 44 0 Uganda 2011 46 20 3 85 49 55 21 72 27 42 0 Zimbabwe 2010–11 59 16 3 54 55 75 50 68 8 41 0 India 2005–06 36 43 15 76 19 48 44 41 4 Sierra Leone 2008 56 29 13 81 56 81 37 10 12 40 0 Congo (Brazzaville) 2005 72 42 13 45 34 82 82 7 0 38 0 Guinea 2005 46 32 19 22 72 47 4 32 0 Madagascar 2008–09 46 25 4 68 43 71 23 6 7 31 0 Burundi 2010 33 19 3 87 35 44 9 40 0 30 0 Nigeria 2008 44 16 12 48 38 53 46 15 6 29 0 Mali 2006 36 30 12 57 21 64 31 6 11 29 0 Dem Rep Congo 2007 47 18 1 37 33 62 42 6 7 26 0 Pakistan 2006–07 29 31 12 60 17 52 32 0 0 25 2 Ethiopia 2011 17 10 49 9 31 17 16 22 1 Niger 2006 15 13 7 23 12 41 18 1 0 14 0 Mean 57 40 21 69 49 78 55 43 20 50 Abbreviations: ANC4+, 4 or more antenatal care visits; ANC<4mo, first antenatal care visit before 4 months gestation; BP, blood pressure; DSs, counseled on pregnancy danger signs; HIV, HIV counseling and testing; IFA, iron–folic acid supplementation for 90+ days; SP2+, at least 2 doses of sulfadoxine/pyramethamine for malaria prevention; TT2+, protected against tetanus; Ur, urine specimen taken.
AVG: Average coverage across the 8 interventions (or fewer, if specific intervention(s) not included in the survey). Country data are presented in order, from highest average coverage to lowest.
↵a Self-reported receipt of services among all women delivering during the 2 years preceding the survey.
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