Contraception use and ease of access to sexual health and family planning information

The overall objective of the survey was to identify how women and men gain information to maintain their sexual health and control fertility, and to establish thier current preferences and practices in both contraception and protection from sexually transmitted diseases. It also aimed to identify awareness of Family Planning Association Clinics (FPA), past usage of FPA and intention to use in the future. Main variables include for birth control and prevention of disease: use of protection, extent and source of information, level of knowledge, level of concern, where obtained contraceptive products and advice and preferences in this regard, satisfaction with services and knowledge of existence and expertise of Family Planning Clinics. Also current and past sexual practices, sexual preferences and current and past birth and disease control practices. Background variables include location, age, sex, nationality, ancestry, living situation, education and occupation.