However, men's participation in family planning remains limited and the burden is carried mainly by women, which is reflected in the structure of contraceptive measures 57 using Intra uterine devices, 11.4 using oral contraceptive pills, 7.5 using condoms, only 0.5 using male sterilization (2003 figures).

Contraceptive use 5 per cent

In 1997, the percentile distribution of the Population in Reproductive Age for current contraceptive use, according to sex, was the following as per contraceptive use

The fertility rate is declining and contraceptive use is increasing.

Oral Health

Oral statement

To spread information about family planning, premature pregnancy, contraceptive methods and other issues.

The current contraceptive prevalence rate was 42.3 per cent, also indicating an improvement.

Oral comprehension teacher

Dutch (oral, reading).

Portuguese (oral, reading).

It is important to note that the most popular contraceptive method was the hormonal injectable, which accounted for 18.1 per cent of contraceptive use in rural areas in 2001, compared with 4.9 per cent in 1998.

French (oral and written).

English (oral and written).

Italian (oral and written).

Spanish (oral and written).

Girls' education oral report

Staff security oral report

Child protection oral report

HIV AIDS oral report

Approximately, 40 of women and 33 of men do not know any modern contraceptive method.

She doesn't like oral sex.

i When holding oral hearings.

Oral statement and Background paper.

Oral statement in the plenary .

E. Immunization plus oral report

And, in fact, among people who know some contraceptive methods better, do also know some traditional ones.

Similarly the percentage of couples becoming aware of contraceptive methods and practicing has also registered an increase.

Efforts were being made to make family planning services available, but contraceptive prevalence was still very low.

Now, that's for oral rehydration therapy.

Access to contraceptive measures increased from 71.9 in 1999 to 76.9 in 2002 (Table 5.3 of the Annex).

The knowledge of Mozambicans concerning modern and traditional contraceptive methods is very low, both in women and men.

In 2001 contraceptive prevalence was 69 per cent, reflecting a significant increase compared with 1998 (47 per cent).

The basic finding is that the contraceptive prevalence rate is lower among rural women compared to urban women.

This was not an oral history program.

LIDLIP made a number of oral presentations.

Global Immunization Vision and Strategy oral report

Oral statement about the right to development.

And what it was was oral rehydration salts.

Nevertheless, he had made some pertinent oral recommendations.

H. UNICEF health and nutrition strategy oral report

J. UNICEF and post conflict transition oral report

development of the United Nations system oral report

Method of dealing with admissible complaints oral hearings

Table 5.3 Ratio of married women from 15 to 49 years old currently using contraceptive measures by different age groups ( )