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International Journal of
Population Studies COVID-19 and access to family planning in Africa

Table 1. (Continued)
S/N Author Pub Country Purpose Study population Methods Family Outcomes Key
year planning findings
method related to
objective
21 Endriyas, M., 2017 Ethiopia to assess the status 3205 non-pregnant Community Current 53.30% Moderate
Eshete, A., and factors affecting women aged 15–49 based cross- modern access
Mekonnen, E., contraceptive years sectional mixed- contraceptive
Misganaw, T., utilization method design use
Shiferaw, M., & among women of
Ayele, S. reproductive age
22 Mokwena 2017 Ethiopia to examine the 362 of women aged Cross-sectional Modern 65.7% use Moderate
Kebogile & fertility intentions of 18-49 years who quantitative contraceptive of CP access
Bogale Yenealem a sample of women attended the HIV study use
Reta. living with HIV/ clinic in Adama
AIDS, and to describe Hospital Medical
the utilisation of College age
contraception
methods used
23 Ogboghodo, 2017 Nigeria to assess the 295 sexually Descriptive Any 26.4% CPR Low access
E., Adam, V., & prevalence and active community cross-sectional contraceptive
Wagbatsoma, V. determinants of permanent resident study method
contraception women of child
among women of bearing age (15-49)
child-bearing age in
a rural community
in Edo State
24 Esike, C., Anozie, 2017 Nigeria to find out the 330 women of Cross-sectional Any 58.2% current Moderate
O., Ani, M., reasons for low FP reproductive age study contraceptive CP users access
Ekwedigwe, K., uptake group method
Onyebuchi, A.,
Ezeonu, P., &
Umeora, O.
25 Anyanwu, M., & 2017 The to nvestigated the 160 women of Facility based Long-acting 89% current High
Alida, B. W. N Gambia uptake of LARC among reproductive age cross-sectional reversible LARC users access
women of reproductive study contraceptives
age seeking for family
planning services at
a health facility in the
Western region of The
Gambia
26 Aniwada, E. C., 2017 Nigeria to ascertain 281 area resident Community Any 35.6% current Moderate
Okpoko, C. C., prevalence, pattern women aged 15-49 based contraceptives CP users access
Uleanya, N., and predictors of years descriptive including
Umeobieri, A. K., family planning use cross-sectional modern
& Okechi, U. C. among women living study methods
in an urban slum
27 Ouma, S., 2015 Uganda To determine 424 women of Descriptive Current 54.20% Moderate
Turyasima, obstacles to family reproductive years mixed-method contraceptives access
M., Acca, H., planning use among cross-sectional use
Nabbale, F., rural women in analytical study.
Obita, K. O., Northern Uganda
Rama, M.,
Adong, C. C.,
Openy, A.,
Beatrice, M. O.,
Odongo-Aginya,
E. I., & Awor, S.

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