Family Planning Progress in 113 Countries Using a New Composite Progress Index

A. Chaurasia
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This paper analyses family planning progress in 113 countries in the context of meeting the demand for family planning through a composite progress index that measures progress in three dimensions – demand for permanent methods, demand for modern spacing methods and expansion of method choice – following the progress triangle approach. This paper suggests that in more than forty per cent of countries analysed, family planning progress remains far from satisfactory in meeting the family planning demand and there is substantial inter-country variation in the progress. In some countries, progress appears to have reversed. The inter-country variation in family planning progress is primarily the result of inter-country variation in meeting the demand for permanent methods. The analysis calls for the reinvigoration of family planning efforts to meet the target set under the United Nations 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda and the FP2030 initiative.
使用新的综合进展指数分析113个国家的计划生育进展
本文分析了113个国家在满足计划生育需求的背景下的计划生育进展,通过一个综合进展指数来衡量三个维度的进展——对永久方法的需求、对现代间隔方法的需求和方法选择的扩大——遵循进步三角法。这篇论文表明,在所分析的40%以上的国家中,计划生育进展在满足计划生育需求方面仍然远远不能令人满意,而且各国之间的进展存在很大差异。在一些国家,进展似乎发生了逆转。计划生育进展的国家间差异主要是由于国家间在满足对永久方法的需求方面存在差异。该分析呼吁重振计划生育工作,以实现联合国2030年可持续发展议程和FP2030倡议设定的目标。
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