The next in order at 18.4 per cent were natural methods that rely on the safe period.

The reasons for the decline in the number of young mothers care related to increased awareness of young girls and the availability of reliable contraceptives.

CONTRACEPTION

For purposes of providing the people of the country with safe contraception, a number of contraceptives (intrauterine devices and hormonal contraceptives) are on the list of key, vitally important pharmaceuticals.

The decision to practice contraception is affected by six factors the strength of the motivation to avoid pregnancy knowledge about contraception costs of practicing contraception, specifically perceptions of the social, cultural, and religious acceptability of contraception perceptions of the husband's opposition to family planning health concerns about contraception and access to family planning of acceptable quality.

400. Most women are aware of the existence of contraceptives.

Only 16 of them use one of the modern methods of contraception (condom 3 , IUD 7 , pill 5 ), while 33 of them use some of the traditional methods (interrupted intercourse).

In the Republic, 35.6 of women of childbearing age use one form or other of contraception. The main contraception method is the intrauterine device (62.5 , as opposed to 73.4 in 1999).

And, in fact, among people who know some contraceptive methods better, do also know some traditional ones.

The Panel finds that it was reasonable and prudent for Iran to provide safe drinking water and sanitation facilities to the refugees in order to prevent the spread of communicable diseases.

It would be impossible, for instance, to meet the global demand for contraceptives.

Knowledge of methods

Do you have a condom?

Do you have any condoms?

According to a recent survey, more than 60 per cent of women used contraceptives, mainly the intrauterine device.

The rate of use of reversible contraception rose to 12.3 per cent in 1992.

Also, the use of condoms is unlikely in such situations.

The commonest method is the pill (98.1 ), followed by condoms (97.6 ) and female sterilization (96.6 ).

Family planning, including sterilization

The commonest is the pill (58 ), followed by intra uterine devices (30 ) and female sterilization (26 ).

Increasing the rate of birth control use in both urban and rural areas.

Global contraceptive commodity programme

99 urban married women know about contraception, 40 have practiced it at least once and 31 were practicing at the time of compilation of the PIHS 2001 02.

Now these are not the kinds of things that someone is thinking about just before they go get a condom.

So they could supply pills and condoms throughout the country, in every village of the country.

Abortion, contraception and other matters

(c) Legal quality control of condoms should be enforced and compliance with the International Condom Standard should be monitored in practice.

Women who became pregnant while using a contraceptive method owing to its failure (tables 12.7 and 12.8).

Among married women, 95 per cent know about or have at least heard of them, and 89 per cent know where to procure them.

Consultations were free for minors, but there was no reduction in the price of the actual contraceptives.

When sterilization is included, contraceptive use can be estimated at approximately 45 per cent.

Thirty five per cent of the population has access to methods of contraception.

Very few women have access to contraception such as condoms, and they find it hard to protect themselves from sexually transmitted diseases, particularly HIV AIDS.

To spread information about family planning, premature pregnancy, contraceptive methods and other issues.

In women aged 40 years and older, the prevalence of use lowers to 7 .

Data from the same survey indicate that the most common method used is the coil at 43 per cent, followed by the contraceptive pill at 26.4 per cent.

Because maintaining a pregnancy is dependent on hormones.

Like, Mother takes the pill every night.

Note 9. Global Contraceptive Commodity Programme

Ms. Arocha Dominguez, referring to women's reproductive health and family planning, requested information on the availability and level of use of contraception.

To protect women's health, modern contraceptive methods aimed at preventing an unwanted pregnancy may be recommended if a woman requests them.

Act No. 64 69, banning contraception, had been replaced in 2000 by Act No. 01 2000 liberalizing access to contraception.

408. The Committee recommends that the Government consider the advisability of revising the legislation criminalizing abortion and suggests that it weigh the possibility of authorizing the use of the RU486 contraceptive, which is cheap and easy to use, as soon as it becomes available.

Current use of modern methods is placed at 5 for the women in union, being the injections and the pill the methods that present greater prevalence of use (2.3 and 1.5 , respectively).

Of contraceptive users, 49.3 per cent prefer oral contraceptives, 37.2 per cent use intra uterine devices and 12.8 per cent use other methods.