Примеры использования Use of contraceptive methods на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Use of contraceptive methods.
The following table shows the use of contraceptive methods.
Use of contraceptive methods.
According to this Law, use of contraceptive methods is legal in Armenia.
Use of contraceptive methods percentage.
Please also provide updated information on the use of contraceptive methods and on abortion rates.
Iii Use of contraceptive methods.
More emphasis is placed on the prevention of unwanted pregnancies by raising awareness and promoting the use of contraceptive methods.
Ever use of contraceptive methods.
Special Recommendation No. 19: That women andmen should be given more information on, and access to, the use of contraceptive methods the response to this recommendation is described throughout this section.
Use of contraceptive methods varies by country and region 12.
In 2000, there was a three percentage point difference in the use of contraceptive methods between rural areas(78 per cent) and urban areas 75 per cent.
The use of contraceptive methods in Colombia increased by 13 percentage points between 1990 and 2010.
The Service's activities were expected to result in an increase in the use of contraceptive methods and, in the long term, in a substantial decrease in the number of abortions.
The use of contraceptive methods rose by 13 percentage points between 1990 and 2010.
It was apparent from the studies which had been made that there had been progress in the knowledge and use of contraceptive methods and in awareness of responsible parenthood.
Current use of contraceptive methods.
Exposure to family planning information increased from 36 per cent in 1995 to 50 per cent in 2002,accompanied by a corresponding slight increase in use of contraceptive methods.
Survey revealed that use of contraceptive methods is relatively high among rural women.
WHO defines family planning as a process that allows people to attain their desired number of children anddetermine the spacing of pregnancies which is achieved through use of contraceptive methods and the treatment of infertility.
The use of contraceptive methods other than condoms does not seem to increase in the context of HIV infection and might even decline.
The urban-rural gap in contraceptive use has decreased: at the time of the 1995 Survey, the use of contraceptive methods was 2.5 times higher in urban than in rural areas, while according to the 2002 Survey, it was only 1.6 times higher in urban areas.
The use of contraceptive methods among adolescents remains low 6.1 per cent use modern methods and 3.1 per cent use traditional ones.
As for other segments of the population, the situation of women, in particular, has changed with regard to fertility,familiarity with and use of contraceptive methods, and other indicators of maternal and child health.
Nonetheless, there is still low use of contraceptive methods in the 15-19 year age group(45 per cent) and among women without schooling 58 per cent.
In the case of actions to promote the right to health andfood, the external evaluation reveals an increase in knowledge and use of contraceptive methods, papanicolau smear tests, prenatal care, and reduction of maternal mortality.
Awareness-raising campaigns on the use of contraceptive methods organized; free birth control products distributed to the population at special events;
Nevertheless, the rate of use of these methods among young women is much lower, as they constitute the group of women with the greatest unmet demand: fewer than half of women between the ages of 15 and19 years make use of contraceptive methods(24.6%), and the percentage drops to 17.7% in the 20-24 years age group.
Promote male responsibility and use of contraceptive methods(e.g., condoms, vasectomies) and enhance male involvement, with women's consent, in maternal health services.
Future interventions of the Ministry of Health in the improvement of services which will focus mainly in: 1 Improvement of physical infrastructure 2 Continuous training of health personnel. 3 Motivation and supervision of health personnel 4 Instructions and clear protocols on distribution andmanagement of services of Family Planning 5 Promotion of continuity of use of contraceptive methods. 6 Improvement of communication of the health personnel with clients 7 Improvement of work in information, education and health communication IEK.