The Baobab research program consortium’s unintended pregnancy survey generated evidence of the prevalence of unintended pregnancy and contraceptive use and aims to identify innovative solutions in refugee settings. This evidence brief presents findings on the current use of contraception, intention to use, and method preferences among women aged 15-45 years who participated in the unintended pregnancy baseline unintended pregnancy survey conducted in four refugee camps in Ethiopia in 2024/5.
Contraceptive use, intention to use, and method preferences among women in refugee settings in Ethiopia
- Published On: June 20, 2025
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