Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua (2012): TRaC study on IUD and modern methods of contraception among women. Second Round.

This study is for the second wave of the TRaC Survey, providing information for the Women's Health Project (WHP), the Salin Project, and Dutch Bilateral Project. It will measure on a representative sample of women in reproductive age the level of opportunity, ability and motivation (OAM) related to IUD/modern contraceptive use and other indicators, and compare them against a baseline survey conducted in 2010. The results will help evaluate whether the family planning program(s) at PASMO are having an effect on mayor indicators of interest: positive IUD/Modern contraption OAM, etc. (See appendix 8 for TRaC indicators). The survey aims to answer the following research questions. In terms of monitoring: Whether there have been any changes on IUD/Modern Contraceptive Use OAM factors from 2010 to 2012? (El Salvador, Guatemala, & Nicaragua: WHP Project). What type of family planning services (private, public, other) women use (measured at last time a provider was consulted) (El Salvador, Guatemala, & Nicaragua: SALIN Project). Whether there has been any change in the level of awareness about HIV and cervical cancer and in women's preventive actions? (Dutch Bilateral) In terms of evaluation: Whether any observed change in indicators of interest is associated to PSI/PASMO program? (El Salvador, Guatemala, & Nicaragua: WHP Project).