Eight countries, one network
Eight countries, one network
Each node is a country. The network cycles on its own until you click a node, which pulls that country to the front and drives every number on this page. Each cell is filled with that country's national flag, and the basemap behind the ring echoes the selected country in its true geographic position, joined to its node by a leader line.
The arc, 2012 to 2025
Modern contraceptive prevalence for the focused country, split by all women, married or in union and unmarried and sexually active. The faint lines are the other seven countries on the all-women series, for context.
Kenya
The divergence
Thirteen years of change, ranked. On the left, points of prevalence gained. On the right, the change in unmet need, where falling is progress. Nigeria is the only country in this set that moved the wrong way.
mCPR gained, 2012 to 2025
Change in unmet need
Users of modern methods added since 2012
Method and supply
What the focused country's users actually use, and who supplies it. Survey years differ by country, so this is not a like-for-like comparison across the eight. The reference survey is named under each panel.