Kenya (2007): Use of modern contraceptive methods among sexually active women aged 20-35 years. Round Two.

In 2007, PSI/Kenya conducted a household survey designed to investigate family planning practices for a representative sample of women 20-35 years of age. The 2007 survey was a follow-up to a baseline conducted in 2001, and successive rounds later in 2003 and 2005. All surveys aimed to provide evidence for social marketing decision making for the family planning program and to help measure the effectiveness of various interventions and strategies used to promote informed demand for modern methods of family planning. Collectively, this report presents identified behavioral determinants of use of modern contraceptives among women of reproductive age and illustrates impact of exposure to program activities. The findings are intended to provide guidance for future social marketing interventions on modern methods of family planning.