Family planning can reduce deaths, improve health, and facilitate economic development in resource-limited settings. Yet, modern contraceptive methods are often underused. This mixed-methods study, conducted in rural Burundi, sought to explain low uptake of contraceptives by identifying utilization barriers. Results may inform development of family planning interventions in Burundi and elsewhere.
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Au Burundi, sept individus sur dix sont âgés de moins de 25 ans et un sur cinq, de 15-24 ans. Améliorer les besoins de ces jeunes en santé sexuelle et reproductive est essentiel pour garantir leur santé et faciliter leur éducation, leur proposer des emplois valorisants et réduire la pauvreté.
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Although fertility control remains a major priority for the Burundian government and most of its partners, few studies on Burundi´s fertility determinants are available to guide interventions. To address this gap, our study aims to examine the most factors influencing fertility differentials in Burundi by using the latest Burundi demographic and health survey data.
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