Trends of Inequalities in the Use of Long-Term Reversible Contraceptives in Burkina Faso between 2010 and 2015

Background: Efforts have been made in Burkina Faso, a French-speaking country, since 2010 to improve healthcare access and provide affordable contraceptive methods women. With the increasing prevalence of modern contraceptives it is important examine socio-demographic factors that contribute this new pattern use. This study aims analyze changes associated with long-term use scientific evidence guide policy development action planning family planning. Data Methods: We utilized data from Demographic Health Survey, which included 17,087 women aged 15 - 49 years, 2015 Module, 11,504 same age group. For analysis use, we focused on who were need contraception (either met or unmet), reproductive age, non-pregnant, either married sexually active but not married. users reversible excluded non-users, as well traditional permanent methods. Results: Our findings revealed high across all categories; however, certain challenges identified, such lower levels information about among persistence inequalities. Family discussions partner approval did influence choice. Additionally, some providers selectively offered specific based women’s life course characteristics, parity marital status, despite suggesting young nulliparous can effectively Conclusion: Given effectiveness methods, crucial address barriers hinder their utilization women, those desire delay pregnancy. should focus improving knowledge dispelling misconceptions surrounding Providers play pivotal role process by adopting counseling strategies enhance users’ understanding facilitate informed decision-making regarding options.