1. Together for Health is funded by the United States Agency for International Development and implemented by JSI Research & Training Institute, Inc. in collaboration with the Academy for Educational Development and Harvard School of Public Health MOH, Center of Health Statistics Reproductive Health Survey, 1999 Demographic Health Survey, 2007 Ukraine Selected FP/RH Indicators MOH, Center of Health Statistics Reproductive Health Survey, 1999 Demographic Health Survey, 2007

2. ABORTION

3. Abortion Rate, per 1,000 WRA Ukraine MOH service statistics Source: Ukraine MOH. *There is an increase in abortion rate in 2008 because of the change in reporting requirements. In 2008, the MOH started to collect data about the # of abortions from the medical facilities of other Ministries and from the private sector.

4. Abortion Ratio, per 1,000 Live Births (Ukraine MOH--service statistics data) Source: Ukraine MOH.

5. Abortions per 1,000 Live Births Selected Countries & Regions Source: WHO Health for All Database-data for 2006

6. IUD and Hormonal Methods Users, per 1,000 WRA Ukraine MOH--service statistics

7. Trends in Total Abortion and Contraceptive Prevalence Rates, MWRA (UKRAINE RHS, 1999 & DHS, 2007)

8. CONTRACEPTIVE USE

9. Percent of Married WRA using a Modern Contraceptive Method (UKRAINE RHS, 1999 & DHS, 2007)

10. Use of Modern & Traditional Contraceptive Methods (MWRA), Selected Countries & Regions Source: UN World Contraceptive Use 2005; Ukraine DHS 2007

11. Percent of Women who are Married or in Union using Selected Methods Source: Ukraine RHS 1999 and DHS 2007

12. Source: UN World Contraceptive Use 2005; Ukraine DHS 2007 Contraceptive Use by Method, MWRA Selected Countries & Regions

13. Percent of Women who are Married or in Union using Modern Contraception, by Urban/Rural Source: Ukraine RHS 1999 and DHS 2007

14. Percent of Women who are Married or in Union using Traditional Methods Source: Ukraine RHS 1999 and DHS 2007

15. POPULATION KNOWLEDGE AND BEHAVIOR

16. Youth knowledge of modern contraceptive methods is high (age 15-24) Source: UDHS, 2007

17. Knowledge of traditional contraceptive methods (age 15-49) Source: UDHS, 2007

18. The missed opportunity - contacts of nonusers with FP providers Source: UDHS, 2007

19. Condoms Use at first sex, age 15-24 Source: UDHS, 2007

20. Condom use during premarital sexual intercourse among youth, age 15-24 Source: UDHS, 2007

21. Main Contraception Sources for condoms & pills Source: UDHS, 2007

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