Total demand for family planning (Percent) 2026
Total demand for family planning measures the percentage of individuals seeking access to reproductive health services. Understanding this statistic is crucial for addressing global population growth and improving health outcomes.
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|---|---|---|
1 |  Finland | 81.66 % |
2 |  Switzerland | 77.1 % |
3 |  Canada | 75.87 % |
4 |  United Kingdom | 75.07 % |
5 |  Cuba | 73.11 % |
6 |  Brazil | 72.6 % |
7 |  Chile | 71.74 % |
8 |  Austria | 71.17 % |
9 |  Norway | 70.63 % |
10 |  Bulgaria | 70.6 % |
11 |  China | 70.06 % |
12 |  France | 70.02 % |
13 |  Ireland | 70.02 % |
14 |  Spain | 68.96 % |
15 |  Colombia | 68.9 % |
16 |  North Korea | 68.61 % |
17 |  New Zealand | 68.32 % |
18 |  Netherlands | 68.26 % |
19 |  Argentina | 67.94 % |
20 |  Estonia | 67.75 % |
21 |  Denmark | 67.41 % |
22 |  Czech Republic | 67.27 % |
23 |  Botswana | 66.25 % |
24 |  Paraguay | 66.22 % |
25 |  Belgium | 66.05 % |
26 |  United States | 65.73 % |
27 |  Australia | 65.29 % |
28 |  Nicaragua | 64.82 % |
29 |  Dominican Republic | 64.63 % |
30 |  Sweden | 64.19 % |
31 |  Italy | 64.07 % |
32 |  Latvia | 63.77 % |
33 |  Uruguay | 63.7 % |
34 |  Costa Rica | 63.4 % |
35 |  Namibia | 63.35 % |
36 |  Mexico | 62.6 % |
37 |  Barbados | 62.47 % |
38 |  Bangladesh | 62.05 % |
39 |  Belarus | 62.03 % |
40 |  South Africa | 62.02 % |
41 |  Malawi | 61.79 % |
42 |  Vietnam | 61.77 % |
43 |  Venezuela | 61.52 % |
44 |  Portugal | 61.45 % |
45 |  Germany | 61.31 % |
46 |  United States Virgin Islands | 61.13 % |
47 |  Saint Lucia | 60.78 % |
48 |  Ecuador | 60.75 % |
49 |  Poland | 60.51 % |
50 |  Panama | 60.42 % |
51 |  Saint Kitts and Nevis | 60.04 % |
52 |  Cook Islands | 59.9 % |
53 |  Republic of Moldova | 59.81 % |
54 |  El Salvador | 59.77 % |
55 |  Japan | 59.68 % |
56 |  Slovakia | 59.53 % |
57 |  Iran | 59.47 % |
58 |  Peru | 59.43 % |
59 |  Dominica | 59.21 % |
60 |  Romania | 59.15 % |
61 |  Réunion | 58.87 % |
62 |  Ukraine | 58.79 % |
63 |  Nepal | 58.71 % |
64 |  Eswatini | 58.66 % |
65 |  Puerto Rico | 58.61 % |
66 |  Zimbabwe | 58.61 % |
67 |  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 58.47 % |
68 |  Honduras | 58.42 % |
69 |  Lesotho | 58.42 % |
70 |  India | 57.51 % |
71 |  Sao Tome and Principe | 57.43 % |
72 |  Malta | 56.98 % |
73 |  Belize | 56.89 % |
74 |  Albania | 56.79 % |
75 |  China, Hong Kong SAR | 56.75 % |
76 |  Hungary | 56.71 % |
77 |  Congo | 56.57 % |
78 |  Uganda | 56.57 % |
79 |  Russia | 56.39 % |
80 |  Cabo Verde | 56.13 % |
81 |  Taiwan | 56.09 % |
82 |  Grenada | 55.61 % |
83 |  Turks and Caicos Islands | 55.6 % |
84 |  Bahamas | 55.26 % |
85 |  Bolivia | 55.08 % |
86 |  Uzbekistan | 54.83 % |
87 |  Montserrat | 54.51 % |
88 |  Curaçao | 54.32 % |
89 |  South Korea | 54.27 % |
90 |  Madagascar | 53.67 % |
91 |  Greece | 53.53 % |
92 |  Vanuatu | 53.29 % |
93 |  Serbia | 53.17 % |
94 |  Lithuania | 53.04 % |
95 |  North Macedonia | 53 % |
96 |  Mongolia | 53 % |
97 |  Anguilla | 52.86 % |
98 |  Liberia | 52.85 % |
99 |  Kazakhstan | 52.82 % |
100 |  Haiti | 52.75 % |
101 |  Zambia | 52.58 % |
102 |  Kenya | 52.14 % |
103 |  Cambodia | 51.49 % |
104 |  Slovenia | 51.44 % |
105 |  Antigua and Barbuda | 51.34 % |
106 |  Guatemala | 51.14 % |
107 |  Sri Lanka | 50.6 % |
108 |  Guadeloupe | 50.24 % |
109 |  Martinique | 50.23 % |
110 |  Mozambique | 49.81 % |
111 |  Suriname | 49.75 % |
112 |  Egypt | 49.72 % |
113 |  Croatia | 49.71 % |
114 |  Guinea-Bissau | 49 % |
115 |  Guyana | 48.81 % |
116 |  United Arab Emirates | 48.76 % |
117 |  Sierra Leone | 48.74 % |
118 |  Laos | 48.69 % |
119 |  Rwanda | 48.63 % |
120 |  Bhutan | 48.35 % |
121 |  Trinidad and Tobago | 48.31 % |
122 |  Marshall Islands | 48.29 % |
123 |  Indonesia | 48.28 % |
124 |  Tanzania | 48.21 % |
125 |  Turkey | 48.11 % |
126 |  Bosnia and Herzegovina | 47.82 % |
127 |  Côte d'Ivoire | 47.27 % |
128 |  Togo | 47.2 % |
129 |  Kosovo | 47.16 % |
130 |  Morocco | 47.07 % |
131 |  Iraq | 47.04 % |
132 |  Congo, Democratic Republic of the | 46.81 % |
133 |  Burkina Faso | 46.3 % |
134 |  State of Palestine | 46.21 % |
135 |  Gabon | 46.14 % |
136 |  Papua New Guinea | 46 % |
137 |  Jamaica | 45.93 % |
138 |  Yemen | 45.18 % |
139 |  Ghana | 45.1 % |
140 |  Bahrain | 44.77 % |
141 |  Israel | 44.57 % |
142 |  Turkmenistan | 44.47 % |
143 |  Nauru | 44.39 % |
144 |  Thailand | 44.11 % |
145 |  Georgia | 43.98 % |
146 |  Armenia | 43.8 % |
147 |  Ethiopia | 43.77 % |
148 |  Guam | 43.73 % |
149 |  Angola | 43.7 % |
150 |  Central African Republic | 43.25 % |
151 |  Mauritius | 43.25 % |
152 |  Kuwait | 43.04 % |
153 |  Myanmar | 42.67 % |
154 |  Azerbaijan | 42.39 % |
155 |  Qatar | 42.25 % |
156 |  Malaysia | 42.17 % |
157 |  Philippines | 41.95 % |
158 |  Syrian Arab Republic | 41.9 % |
159 |  Equatorial Guinea | 41.26 % |
160 |  Benin | 40.78 % |
161 |  Fiji | 40.76 % |
162 |  Mali | 40.67 % |
163 |  Samoa | 40.49 % |
164 |  Cameroon | 40.16 % |
165 |  Kiribati | 40.09 % |
166 |  Jordan | 39.83 % |
167 |  Palau | 39.78 % |
168 |  Tuvalu | 39.11 % |
169 |  Algeria | 38.89 % |
170 |  Tunisia | 38.82 % |
171 |  Lebanon | 38.77 % |
172 |  Tajikistan | 38.38 % |
173 |  Singapore | 38.25 % |
174 |  Pakistan | 38.19 % |
175 |  Solomon Islands | 37.74 % |
176 |  Maldives | 37.68 % |
177 |  Montenegro | 37.6 % |
178 |  Burundi | 36.8 % |
179 |  Northern Mariana Islands | 36.78 % |
180 |  Afghanistan | 36.45 % |
181 |  Kyrgyzstan | 36.33 % |
182 |  Nigeria | 35.5 % |
183 |  Oman | 35.13 % |
184 |  Saudi Arabia | 34.89 % |
185 |  Comoros | 34.6 % |
186 |  Senegal | 33.75 % |
187 |  Guinea | 33.57 % |
188 |  Timor-Leste | 33.27 % |
189 |  Mauritania | 32.5 % |
190 |  Tonga | 31.15 % |
191 |  Gambia | 30.62 % |
192 |  Djibouti | 29.25 % |
193 |  Sudan | 29.18 % |
194 |  South Sudan | 29.16 % |
195 |  Niger | 28.5 % |
196 |  Chad | 27.3 % |
197 |  Libya | 26.25 % |
198 |  Somalia | 25.21 % |
199 |  Eritrea | 25.03 % |
Analysis: These countries represent the highest values in this dataset, showcasing significant scale and impact on global statistics.
- #199Eritrea
- #198Somalia
- #197Libya
- #196Chad
- #195Niger
- #194South Sudan
- #193Sudan
- #192Djibouti
- #191Gambia
- #190Tonga
Context: These countries or territories have the lowest values, often due to geographic size, administrative status, or specific characteristics.
Data Source
United Nations Population Division
The Population Division of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs conducts demographic research, supports intergovernmental processes at the United Nations in the area of population and development, and assists countries in developing their capacity to produce and analyse population data and information. The Division brings population issues to the attention of the international community by highlighting the central role of demographic trends in all aspects of sustainable development. The Division publishes datasets on the world’s population and analyzes global demographic trends.
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