Index of FPS Reports

October 2, 2012 Urban Women Bear Less Children in Their Lifetime Than Rural Women (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey )
September 19, 2012 Death among Children Under Five Years of Age Continues to Decline (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey)
June 18, 2012 Women in Poor Households Are Less Likely To Practice Family Planning (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey)
May 25, 2012 Unmet Need for Family Planning Remains High (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey)
May 3, 2007 Prevalence Rate for Modern Methods Unchanged at 36 Percent
March 13, 2007 Maternal Mortality Slightly Declined, MDG Target May Not Be Achievable
May 16, 2006 Contraceptive Prevalence Rate remains at 49 percent
May 16, 2006 One Out of Four Married Women Currently Practicing Family Planning Intends to Stop Doing So
August 12, 2005 One in Three FIlipino Women is Using a Modern Contraceptive Method
November 4, 2004 Half of the Filipino Women Now Practicing Family Planning
May 9, 2003 Pills, Female Sterilization are Leading Family Planning Methods
May 8, 2003 Use of Modern Methods up in Most Regions (Final Results from the 2002 Family Planning Survey)
October 19, 2001 Contraceptive Use in the Philippines
March 7, 2001 Women in Poor Households are Less Likely to Practice Family Planning
March 7, 2001 Pill Remains as Most Popular Contraceptive (Results from the 2000 Family Planning Survey)
December 24, 1999 Contraceptive use in the Philippines (Results from the 1999 Family Planning Survey)
December 24, 1999 Contraceptive Use in the Philppines (Results from the 1999 Family Planning Survey)
January 6, 1998 Contraceptive use in the Philippines (Results from the 1997 Family Planning Survey)
January 6, 1998 Contraceptive Use in the Philippines (Results from the 1997 Family Planning Survey)
May 5, 1997 Contraceptive Use in the Philippines (Results from the 1996 Family Planning Survey)
May 5, 1997 Contraceptive Use in the Philippines (Results from the 1996 Family Planning Survey)
May 5, 1997 Contraceptive use in the Philippines (Results from the 1996 Family Planning Survey)