This indicator reflects the proportion of women who have encountered family planning-related messages through printed materials, such as brochures, flyers, or newsletters, within the months leading up to the survey. A low percentage indicates potential
gaps in outreach and awareness, suggesting that printed media may not be effectively utilized in disseminating vital information about reproductive health. Understanding this statistic allows policymakers and health organizations to assess the impact of print media as a communication tool and identify areas for improvement. By enhancing the distribution and effectiveness of print campaigns, stakeholders can foster greater awareness and accessibility of family planning resources, ultimately empowering women with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about their reproductive health.
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