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most fecund ages but still seems approaching urban fertility levels. All indicators of fertility show that estate fertility
is distinctly higher. Relative poverty levels in these three sectors appear to be associated with reproductive
inequality shown by the respective fertility rates. Mean CEB has declined significantly over the years, starting
substantial decline initially and the rate of decline has slowed down during the recent years indicating that Sri Lanka
is approaching its low stationary stage. The analysis showed that urban and rural fertility approaches a convergence
while estate fertility exhibits a different pattern by showing reproductive inequality only exists between urban/rural
and estate sectors.

1422 Spatial Analysis: Unmet Need for Family Planning, per Province in Indonesia
2017.

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Sugiarto Sugiarto , Din Nurika Agustina
1 Poltek STIS, Jakarta, Indonesia. Statistics Indonesia, Jakarta, Indonesia
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3. Fertility, Fecundity, Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights

Abstract

One of indicator that the Indonesia Government is referring to monitor the success of family planning programs is
an indicator namely unmet need for family planning. In particular, unmet need for family planning indicator, that
positioned as dependent variable in this study based on the Indonesian Demographic and Health Survey
2017, referred to the women who are in the fertile category and do not use contraception but have the desire to
postpone subsequent births or do not want to give birth to children again/make birth restrictions. Furthermore,
some independent variables that we want to examine the relationship between the dependent variable (based on
results of the 2017 National Socio Economic Survey) are: average length of year school, percentage of birthplace
assisted by health workers, percentage of women ever married of childbearing age (15-49 years) who did not use
contraception, percentage of the population who had health insurance, also percentage of poor households. The
expected outcome of this study, which both of dependent or independent variable has provincial level estimation,
are: descriptive series and spatial clustering analysis of unmeet need for family planning indicator, also the
correlation between dependent and independent variable for a sharper characteristics analysis.

796 Inequalities in Utilisation of Maternal Healthcare Services among Women in EAG
States of India

Rahul Kumar Jha, Rambabu Bhagat
International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, India

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3. Fertility, Fecundity, Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights

Abstract

Maternal and Child Health are important segment of public health. MMR in developing countries were 462 per
100000 live birth in 2017. The study examines the inequalities in utilization of maternal healthcare services among
women aged (15-49) in Empowered Action Group (EAG) states and India. The study is based on NFHS-3 and NFHS-
4 data. Multiple logistic regression analysis has been used to estimate the relationship of utilization of maternal
health care with socio-economic characteristics. Concentration index and concentration curve have used to show

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