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PERFORMANCE MONITORING FOR ACTION PMA Burkina Faso Results from Phase 2 panel survey FAMILY PLANNING December 2020—March 2021 OVERALL KEY FINDINGS SECTION 1: OVERALL CONTRACEPTIVE DYNAMICS CHANGE IN CONTRACEPTIVE USE OR NON-USE Percent of women age 15-49 who changed contraceptive use status between PMA Phase 1 (February 2020) and Phase 2 (March 2021) (n=5,207) Phase 1 Phase 2 Pregnant 9% Pregnant 8% Not using FP 62% Not using FP 58% Using FP 29% Using FP 34% 14 184 260 372 978 149 596 2,402 253 18% of women who did not use any contraceptive method at Phase 1 reported that they started using one at Phase 2. Among women who used a contraceptive method at Phase 1, 35% reported that they stopped using it between Phase 1 and Phase 2. The percentage of women who became pregnant between Phase 1 and Phase 2 was 8% and 10% among women who did not use any contraceptive method and those who did use one at Phase 1, respectively.
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PERFORMANCE MONITORING FOR ACTION
PMA Burkina FasoResults from Phase 2 panel survey
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GDecember 2020—March 2021
OVERALL KEY FINDINGS SECTION 1: OVERALL CONTRACEPTIVE DYNAMICS
CHANGE IN CONTRACEPTIVE USE OR NON-USEPercent of women age 15-49 who changed contraceptive use status between PMA Phase 1 (February 2020) and Phase 2 (March 2021) (n=5,207)
Phase 1 Phase 2
Pregnant
9%Pregnant
8%
Not using FP
62%Not using FP
58%
Using FP
29%Using FP
34%
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260
372
978
149
596
2,402
253
18% of women who did not use any contraceptive
method at Phase 1 reported that they started
using one at Phase 2.
Among women who used a contraceptive method at Phase 1, 35% reported that
they stopped using it between Phase 1 and
Phase 2.
The percentage of women who became pregnant between Phase 1 and
Phase 2 was 8% and 10% among women who did
not use any contraceptive method and those who did use one at Phase 1,
respectively.
CHANGE IN CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD TYPEPercent of women age 15-49 who changed contraceptive method or use status between PMA Phase 1(February 2020) and Phase 2 (March 2021) (n=5,207)
Phase 1 Phase 2
No use
71%
Traditional
2%
Short-acting
13%
Long-acting
14%
No use
66%
Traditional
3%
Short-acting
16%
Long-acting
14%
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KEY FINDINGS FOR SECTION 1: OVERALL CONTRACEPTIVE DYNAMICS
2,929
212
454
113
42
299
6
22
30
493
48
4
180
39
22
313
• The percentage of women who stopped using contraception between Phase 1 and Phase 2 was 44% and 25% among women who used a short-acting contraceptive method and a long-acting method at Phase 1, respectively.
• 6% of women who used a short-acting contraceptive method at Phase 1 reported that they started using a long-acting method between Phase 1 and Phase 2.
• 6% of women who used a long-acting method at Phase 1 reported that they started using a short-acting contraceptive method between Phase 1 and Phase 2.
CHANGE IN CONTRACEPTIVE USE STATUS, BY AGE Percent of women age 15-49 who engaged in one of the following contraceptive use behaviors between PMA Phase 1 (February 2020) and Phase 2 (March 2021), by age
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25-49 (PMA Phase 2 n=3,203)15-19 (PMA Phase 2 n=1,037) 20-24 (PMA Phase 2 n=967)
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Total (PMA Phase 2 n=5,207)
Continued using the same method
Stopped using a method Started using a method Continued non-use Changed methods
CHANGE IN CONTRACEPTIVE USE STATUS, BY EDUCATION LEVELPercent of women age 15-49 who engaged in one of the following contraceptive use behaviors between PMA Phase 1(February 2020) and Phase 2 (March 2021), by education level
Tertiary (PMA Phase 2 n=198)None/Primary (PMA Phase 2 n=3,395) Secondary (PMA Phase 2 n=1,612)
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Total (PMA Phase 2 n=5,205)
SECTION 2: CONTRACEPTIVE DYNAMICS BY KEY MEASURES
5 6
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72
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51
7
1611
15
53
5
1410
15
56
5
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14 1218
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5Continued using the
same methodStopped using a method Started using a method Continued non-use Changed methods
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CHANGE IN CONTRACEPTIVE USE STATUS, BY MARITAL STATUSPercent of women age 15-49 who engaged in one of the following contraceptive use behaviors between PMA Phase 1(February 2020) and Phase 2 (March 2021), by marital status
Not in union (PMA Phase 2 n=1,530) In union (PMA Phase 2 n=3,677)
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Total (PMA Phase 2 n=5,207)
CHANGE IN CONTRACEPTIVE USE STATUS, BY PARITYPercent of women age 15-49 who engaged in one of the following contraceptive use behaviors between PMA Phase 1 (February 2020) and Phase 2 (March 2021), by parity
Three-four (PMA Phase 2 n=1,204)
None (PMA Phase 2 n=1,408)
One-two (PMA Phase 2 n=1,456)
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Five + (PMA Phase 2 n=1,139)
Total (PMA Phase 2 n=5,207)
KEY FINDINGS FOR SECTION 2: CONTRACEPTIVE DYNAMICS BY KEY MEASURES
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69
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1611
16
52
514
1015
56
5
6 5
15
71
314 13 16
51
616 13 16
50
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199
14
54
514
1015
56
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• The proportion of women who continued using their contraceptive method between Phase 1 and Phase 2 was three times lower among adolescents compared to older women.
• The proportion of women who stopped using a contraceptive method between Phase 1 and Phase 2 was about twice as high among women in union compared to women who were not in union.
• The proportion of women who continued not to use any contraceptive method between Phase 1 and Phase 2 decreased with level of education.
Continued using the same method
Stopped using a method Started using a method Continued non-use Changed methods
Continued using the same method
Stopped using a method Started using a method Continued non-use Changed methods
PMA Burkina Faso collects information on knowledge, practice, and coverage of family planning services in 167 enumeration areas selected using a multi-stage stratified cluster design with urban-rural strata. The PMA panel survey was conducted among eligible females aged 15-49 at the time of the Phase 2 survey (December 2020 to March 2021), who were interviewed at the Phase 1 survey between December 2019 and February 2020 and consented to follow-up (99.0 % of Phase 1 population). Of the 6,532 eligible respondents, 2.6% were lost to follow-up. Of those reached, 5,491 (84.1% of the eligible sample) completed the survey, for a response rate of 99.7% among contacted women. For sampling information and full data sets, visit www.pmadata.org/countries/burkina-faso.
Percentages presented in this brief have been rounded and may not add up to 100%.
PMA uses mobile technology and female resident data collectors to support rapid-turnaround surveys to monitor key family planning and health indicators in Africaand Asia. PMA Burkina Faso is led by l’Institut Supérieur des Sciences de la Population at l’Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso. Overall directionand support are provided by the Bill & Melinda Gates Institute for Population and Reproductive Health at the Johns Hopkins University and Jhpiego. Funding isprovided by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
INTENTION TO USE FAMIILY PLANNINGPercent of women age 15-49 who were not using an FP method at Phase 1 and who adopted an FP method, by their intention to use FP at Phase 1(n=3,410)
No, does not intend to use FP at Phase 1
UNMET NEED FOR FAMILY PLANNINGPercent of women age 15-49 who were not using an FP method at Phase 1 and who adoped an FP method, by their unmet need status at Phase 1 (n=3,410)
Yes, intends to use FP at Phase 1
No unmet need at Phase 1
Unmet need at Phase 1
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SECTION 3: OTHER PANEL DYNAMICS
KEY FINDINGS FOR SECTION 3: OTHER PANEL DYNAMICS
METHOD DISCONTINUATION
Stopped
Among women 15-49 with unmet need at Phase 2, the percentage that stopped using a contraceptive method or became pregnant between two surveys (n=715)
Continued non-use
PARTNER SUPPORT FOR FAMILY PLANNINGPercent of women in union age 15-49 who were not using an FP method at Phase 1 and who adopted an FP method, by husband/partner's support for FP at Phase 1 (n=2,002)
No, husband/partner is not supportive of FP
Adopted a method between Phase 1 and Phase 2
Yes, husband/partner is supportive of FP
Don't know if husband/partner is
supportive of FP
Continued non-user at Phase 2
Got pregnant22
25
29
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75
71
16
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65
19
25
81
75
85
114
• The proportion of women who adopted a contraceptive method between Phase 1 and Phase 2 was higher among women whose partners were favorable to family planning during the Phase 1 survey.
• The proportion of women who adopted a contraceptive method between Phase 1 and Phase 2 was twice as high among women who had the intention of using family planning during the Phase 1 survey.
• The proportion of women who adopted a contraceptive method between Phase 1 and Phase 2 was higher among women who had an unmet need during the Phase 1 survey.
Adopted a method between Phase 1 and Phase 2
Continued non-user at Phase 2
Adopted a method between Phase 1 and Phase 2
Continued non-user at Phase 2
