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               Contraceptive  discontinuation  rate  has  been  increasing  over  the  past  decade.  Using  the  data  from  2017
               Performance and Accountability Survey of Population, Family Planning and Family Development Program, the study
               examines the reasons of contraceptive discontinuation and identifies its associated factors among eligible women
               who ever used contraception in the 12 months preceding the survey and they were 1,121 women. Reasons of
               contraceptive  discontinuation  were  classified  into  biological,  psychological  and  access.  Multinomial  logistic
               regression analysis was used to determine the effect of factors on the dependent variables. Results suggest that
               more  than  half  of  women  discontinue  contraceptive  due  to  biological  reasons,  about  one  fourth  of  the
               psychological reasons and less than one fifth of the access reasons. The reasons of contraceptive discontinuation
               were significantly associated with place of residence, wealth status, employment status, educational attainment, the
               number of living children, knowledge of modern contraceptive methods, time usage of contraceptive, method of
               contraception  discontinued,  family  planning  decision,  and  age  (P  values  <0.05).  Psychological  reason  for
               contraception discontinuation were associated with wealth status, family planning decision, insurance coverage
               and  age.  Access  reason  for  contraception  discontinuation  were  associated  with  knowledge  of  modern
               contraceptive methods, recent method used, family planning decision, insurance coverage and age.


               404 Achievement of Desired Fertility in Malaysia and Association with Socio-
               Demographic Characteristics


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               Najihah Ismail , Irwan Nadzif Mahpul , Nur Ashikin Mohammad Fuzi , Nor Azah Samat
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               1 National Population and Family Development Board (NPFDB), Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.  University of Sultan Idris
               Education, Perak, Malaysia
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               3. Fertility, Fecundity, Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights


               Abstract

               This paper provides the patterns of desired fertility achievement and the differences in desired fertility achievement
               according to socio-demographic characteristics among married women interviewed in the Malaysian Population
               and Family Survey 2014. Out of 6,879 women in the survey, about 57 percent of the women in the survey who are
               assumed completed their reproductive career constituted as the study sample of this study. The response variable
               desired fertility achievement was calculated by subtracting the number of desired children from the number of
               children ever born. Those who are having number of children ever born fewer than desired were categorized as
               did not achieve their desired fertility. The results from the descriptive analysis showed that about one-third of the
               women have achieved their desired fertility. Also, women with lower levels of education and Chinese ethnicity were
               at a higher proportion of met desired fertility compared to other categories. The bi variate analysis also indicated
               that there were significant differences in terms of achievement of desired fertility with age group, region, ethnicity,
               and educational attainment.The study suggested that in addressing the disjoint between desired and actual family
               size,  policy  and  programs  need  various  strategies  as  the  women  are  facing  different  challenges  and  socio-
               demographics.


               359 Factors explaining the dominion status of female sterilization in India over the
               past two decades (1992-2016): A multilevel study

               Pragya Singh, K.K Singh

               Banaras Hindu University, varanasi, India




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