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Table 1 Percentage distribution of high parity women according to unmet needs for limiting childbearing by demographic characteristics

From: Family planning needs to limit childbearing are unmet, yet our parity is high: characterizing and unveiling the predictive factors

Background

UNLC

Total Number of

\({{\varvec{\chi}}}^{2}-{\varvec{v}}{\varvec{a}}{\varvec{l}}{\varvec{u}}{\varvec{e}}\)

p-value

Characteristics

Yes

women

  

Total

40.9(1471)

4262

  

Age

  

61.594*

< 0.001

 20–29

28.2(61)

216

  

 30–39

35.9(681)

1895

  

 40–49

46.5(999)

2148

  

Region

  

141.55

< 0.001

 North Central

42.9(279)

650

  

 North East

49.7(228)

459

  

 North West

51.7(491)

949

  

 South East

26.1(177)

678

  

 South South

42.2(236)

559

  

 South West

34.2(331)

967

  

Residence

  

113.760

< 0.001

 Urban

32.8(693)

2115

  

 Rural

48.8(1047)

2144

  

Marital Status

  

206.277

< 0.001

 Never in union

10.7(3)

28

  

 Currently Married

44.3(1714)

3871

  

 Formerly Married

6.4(23)

360

  

Marriage Type

  

4.136

0.042

 Monogamy

39.6(1037)

2616

  

 Polygamy

42.8(703)

1643

  

Sex Preference

  

1.774

0.412

 None

41.3(1213)

2935

  

 Female

41.5(200)

482

  

 Male

38.8(327)

842

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