Figures & Tables
Figures
- Figure 1.
SAFPAC Assessment Tools and Data Flow Chart
Abbreviations: FP, family planning; SAFPAC, Supporting Access to Family Planning and Post-Abortion Care.
- Figure 2.
Number of New Modern Method Users Among SAFPAC Facilities, by Country and Month (July 2011–December 2013)
Abbreviations: CAR, Central African Republic; DRC, Democratic Republic of the Congo; M23, March 23 Movement, also known as the Congolese Revolutionary Army; SAFPAC, Supporting Access to Family Planning and Post-Abortion Care.
- Figure 3.
Method Mix Among New Modern Method Users in SAFPAC Facilities, by Country (July 2011–December 2013)
Abbreviations: DRC, Democratic Republic of the Congo; IUDs, intrauterine devices; SAFPAC, Supporting Access to Family Planning and Post-Abortion Care.
- Figure 4.
Share of IUDs of the Total Method Mix in SAFPAC Facilities, by Country and Month (July 2011–December 2013)
Abbreviations: DRC, Democratic Republic of the Congo; IUDs, intrauterine devices; SAFPAC, Supporting Access to Family Planning and Post-Abortion Care.
Tables
Country Countrywide CPR for Modern Methodsa No. of SAFPAC Facilities Estimated No. of WRA in Catchment Areab Chad 5% 21 405,984 DRC 8% 21 123,218 Djibouti 18%c 2 5,040 Mali 8% 8 14,210 Pakistan 22% 27 149,601 Total NA 79 698,053 Abbreviations: CPR, contraceptive prevalence rate; DRC, Democratic Republic of the Congo; NA, not applicable; SAFPAC, Supporting Access to Family Planning and Post-Abortion Care; WRA, women of reproductive age.
↵a Source of countrywide CPR data: Pakistan 2012–13 Demographic and Health Survey (DHS),5 DRC 2013–14 DHS,6 Mali 2012–13 DHS,7 UNFPA 2011 State of the World's Midwifery (for Djibouti),8 and Chad 2010 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey.9
↵b These population figures may be inaccurate estimates for 2 reasons: (1) The catchment populations of regional and districts hospitals often contain the catchment populations of health centers that SAFPAC supports, leading to double-counting. (2) There were changes in the number and type of facilities that SAFPAC supported between 2012 and 2013, when the second phase of programming began, thus leading to changes in the actual population covered.
↵c The CPR for modern methods was documented to be much lower in the Djibouti camps where SAFPAC works (5.1%).10
- Table 2. Number of New Modern Method Users and Distribution of LARCs vs. Other Modern Methods Among SAFPAC Initiative Facilities, by Country (July 2011–December 2013)
Country Any Modern Methoda LARCs Other Modern Methods % of LARCs Among All Modern Methods Implants IUDs Chad 21,191 13,201 2,189 5,841 72% DRC 14,869 9,132 2,289 3,310 78% Djibouti 575 6 0 569 1% Mali 3,093 1,317 270 1,506 51% Pakistan 12,888 298 3,432 9,158 29% Total 52,616 23,852 8,380 20,384 61% Abbreviations: DRC, Democratic Republic of the Congo; IUDs, intrauterine devices; LARCs, long-acting reversible contraceptives; SAFPAC, Supporting Access to Family Planning and Post-Abortion Care.
↵a Modern methods consisted of implants, injectables, IUDs, oral contraceptive pills, tubal ligation, and vasectomy.
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