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Demand for family planning satisfied by modern methods (% of married women with demand for family planning)

Latest available country observation from World Bank World Development Indicators, through 2024. Countries can have different observation years; compare broad patterns rather than treating all values as one survey wave.

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Key Insights

Global Average
53.3Percent
Median: 54.1Percent
Countries Covered
78
with available data
Highest
Colombia
86.4Percent
Lowest
Albania
6.0Percent
Top 5 Countries
1Colombia86.4Percent
2Zimbabwe85.2Percent
3Dominican Republic83.0Percent
4Malawi82.1Percent
5Lesotho81.7Percent
By Region
South America75.9Percent(3 countries)
North America65.6Percent(1 countries)
Europe61.9Percent(1 countries)
Asia61.0Percent(10 countries)
Africa59.7Percent(8 countries)

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (6.0Percent)High (86.4Percent)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 53.3Percent)

South America (3)
North America (1)
Europe (1)
Asia (10)
Africa (8)
Other (55)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Latest available country observation from World Bank World Development Indicators, through 2024. Countries can have different observation years; compare broad patterns rather than treating all values as one survey wave. Source: World Bank World Development Indicators.

Methodology

Country values are taken from the latest observation available in the linked source series.

Full Data

Rank Country Value
1Colombia86.4Percent
2Zimbabwe85.2Percent
3Dominican Republic83.0Percent
4Malawi82.1Percent
5Lesotho81.7Percent
6Brazil80.2Percent
7Egypt80.0Percent
8Nicaragua79.4Percent
9South Africa77.8Percent
10Indonesia77.1Percent
11Honduras76.1Percent
12Rwanda75.2Percent
13Namibia75.0Percent
14Myanmar74.9Percent
15Kenya74.7Percent
16India74.1Percent
17Uzbekistan74.1Percent
18Zambia73.9Percent
19Bangladesh73.9Percent
20Morocco73.2Percent
21Turkmenistan70.9Percent
22Kazakhstan67.7Percent
23Vietnam66.6Percent
24Madagascar66.4Percent
25Guatemala65.6Percent
26Burkina Faso63.9Percent
27Eswatini63.3Percent
28Kyrgyzstan62.0Percent
29Ukraine61.9Percent
30Peru61.1Percent
31Cambodia60.8Percent
32Ethiopia60.6Percent
33Türkiye59.8Percent
34Philippines59.1Percent
35Guyana56.3Percent
36Senegal56.1Percent
37Moldova, Republic of55.4Percent
38Nepal54.7Percent
39Jordan54.1Percent
40Tajikistan54.0Percent
41Paraguay53.5Percent
42United Republic of Tanzania53.1Percent
43Uganda51.6Percent
44Papua New Guinea48.7Percent
45Pakistan48.6Percent
46Mozambique48.0Percent
47Timor-Leste46.9Percent
48Yemen46.9Percent
49Ghana46.5Percent
50Sierra Leone45.4Percent
51Sao Tome and Principe44.3Percent
52Mali44.2Percent
53Haiti44.0Percent
54Bolivia42.8Percent
55Afghanistan42.2Percent
56Cote d'Ivoire41.4Percent
57Liberia40.9Percent
58Niger40.8Percent
59Armenia40.2Percent
60Republic of The Gambia39.6Percent
61Burundi39.4Percent
62Nigeria37.1Percent
63Cameroon36.4Percent
64Togo32.3Percent
65Guinea32.1Percent
66Republic of the Congo31.7Percent
67Maldives29.8Percent
68Gabon29.7Percent
69Mauritania28.2Percent
70Comoros27.4Percent
71Angola27.4Percent
72Benin25.9Percent
73Azerbaijan21.5Percent
74Democratic Republic of the Congo21.3Percent
75Eritrea19.9Percent
76Chad17.6Percent
77Central African Republic9.6Percent
78Albania6.0Percent
Showing 78 of 78 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2024).

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