منع الحمل في الجزائر : دراسة وصفية تحليلية من خلال المسوحات العنقودية متعددة المؤشرات الأخيرة (2006، 2012-2013، 2018-2019)‎

Abstract EN

In recent years, Algeria has experienced, as indicated by various demographic surveys carried out within the framework of the statistical activity of the Algerian statistical system, the emergence of a drop in the use of contraceptives, which is why we have decided in this article to find out the impact of certain social and demographic characteristics, such as level of education, age and number of children neighborhoods and places of residence, on the degree of use of family planning methods by Algerian women of childbearing age.

where this subject is considered as a comprehensive program aimed at improving the health of women, or rather of mothers and children, by avoiding early or late pregnancies and the spacing of births, as well as reducing the number of children.

to achieve the objectives of the study, we relied on the quantitative approach by describing and analyzing the recent national MICS cluster surveys carried out in Algeria from 2006 to 2019 as indirect secondary sources for the collection of statistical data.

one of the most important findings of the study is that there are no differences between contraceptive use and family socio-demographic variables.