This indicator measures the proportion of women who have encountered family planning information through printed media in the months leading up to their interview. It highlights the reach and effectiveness of print-based communication strategies in disseminating crucial reproductive health messages. By assessing the percentage of women who have engaged with these materials, stakeholders can gauge the effectiveness of campaigns designed to promote awareness and understanding of family planning options. Furthermore, this data can offer insights into demographic variations, allowing for targeted interventions that address specific community needs, ultimately contributing to better reproductive health outcomes and informed decision-making among women regarding family planning methods.
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