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Cote d'Ivoire 2018 Round 2 Female Questionnaire

001a. Are you in the correct household?

[] Yes
[] No

EA:
[EA entered in the Household Questionnaire]

Structure #:
[Structure entered in the Household Questionnaire]

Household #:
[Household entered in the Household Questionnaire]

002. Enter your ID below. Please record your ID

003b. Record the correct date and time.
Day: Month: Year:

The following information is from the Household Questionnaire. Please review to make sure you are interviewing the correct respondent. [ODK will display the LIST OF GEOGRAPHIES ENTERED, Enumeration Area, Structure Number, and Household Number entered into the Household Questionnaire linked to this Female Questionnaire.]

Is the above information correct?

Region: {level1_unlinked}

Department: {level2_unlinked}

Sub-prefecture: {level3_unlinked}

Enumeration Area: [EA]

Structure number: [#]

Household number: [#]

004b. Is the above information correct?

[] Yes
[] No

005. CHECK: You should be attempting to interview [Name of the interviewee]. Is that correct? If misspelled, select "yes" and update the name in question "011." If this is the wrong person, you have two options: (1) exit and ignore changes to this form. Open the correct form. Or (2) find and interview the person whose name appears above.

[] Yes
[] No

006. Is the respondent present and available to be interviewed today?

[] Yes
[] No

007. How well acquainted are you with the respondent?

[] Very well acquainted
[] Well acquainted
[] Not well acquainted
[] Not acquainted

008. Has the respondent previously participated in PMA 2020 surveys?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

INFORMED CONSENT Find the woman between the age of 15-49 associated with this Female Respondent Questionnaire. The interview must have auditory privacy. Read the following greeting

Bonjour. Je m'appelle ____________________________________ et je travaille pour l'Institut National de la Statistique de Cote d'Ivoire (INS-Cote d'Ivoire). Nous menons une enquête locale auprès des femmes sur plusieurs questions de santé reproductive, dont les connaissances, les attitudes et l'utilisation de la contraception et de l'avortement. Certaines de ces questions, particulièrement celles portant sur l'avortement, ont été ajoutées expressément à des fins de recherche. Nous apprécierons grandement votre participation à cette étude. Ces informations nous aideront à informer le gouvernement afin d'offrir de meilleurs services de santé. L'enquête dure généralement entre 30 et 40 minutes. Toute information que vous voudrez bien nous communiquer sera strictement confidentielle, et seules les données rendues complètement anonymes seront utilisées pour mener des analyses, en présenter les résultats et partager les données. La participation à cette enquête, à la fois l'enquête standard et les questions de recherche, est entièrement volontaire. Si nous rencontrons une question à laquelle vous ne souhaitez pas répondre, faites-le moi savoir et je passerai à la suivante. Vous êtes libre de ne pas participer à cette enquête du tout, ou de l'interrompre à tout moment. Cependant, nous espérons que vous voudrez bien y participer car votre opinion est très importante. Si vous avez des questions sur cette étude et sur vos droits en tant que participant à une recherche, vous pouvez me les poser ou contacter M. Aka Doré à l'Institut National de la Statistique de Cote d'Ivoire (INS-Cote d'Ivoire) au +225 09 34 14 94. Jusqu'ici, avez-vous des questions sur l'enquête ?

009a. Provide a paper copy of the Consent Form to the respondent and explain it. Then, ask: May I begin the interview now?

[] Yes
[] No

009b. Respondent's signature
Please ask the respondent to sign or check the box in agreement of their participation.

010. Interviewer's ID
Please record your ID as a witness to the consent process. You previously entered "[Interviewer's ID]."

Section 1 - Respondent's Background, Marital Status, Household Characteristics

Now I would like to ask about your background and socioeconomic conditions

101. In what month and year were you born?
The age in the household roster is [AGE]

101. In what month and year were you born?

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

102. How old were you at your last birthday?

103. What is the highest level of school you attended?
Only record formal schooling. Do not record bible or koranic school or short courses.

[] Never attended
[] Primary
[] Secondary
[] Tertiary
[] No response

PNSME_101. What is your religion?
Select your currently practiced religion

[] Muslim
[] Catholic
[] Methodist
[] Evangelica
[] Other Christian Religion
[] Animast
[] Other religion
[] No religion
[] No response

PNSME_102. What ethnic group do you belong to?

[] Akan
[] Mandé du sud
[] Mandé du nord
[] Gur
[] Krou
[] Other Ivorian
[] Other non-Ivorian
[] No response

104. Are you currently married or living together with a man as if married?
Probe: If no, ask whether the respondent is divorced, separated, or widowed.

[] Yes, currently married
[] Yes, living with a man
[] Not currently in union: Divorced / separated
[] Not currently in union: Widow
[] No, never in union
[] No response

105. Have you been married or lived with a man only once or more than once?

[] Only once
[] More than once
[] No response

106a. In what month and year did you start living with your FIRST husband / partner?
Select 'Do not know' for month and '2020' for year to indicate 'No Response'.

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

106b. CHECK: Based on the response you entered in 106a, the respondent was possibly 15 years old or younger at the time of her first marriage. Did you enter 106a correctly?

[] Yes
[] No

107a. Now I would like to ask about when you started living with your CURRENT or MOST RECENT husband / partner. In what month and year was that?
Select 'Do not know' for month and '2020' for year to indicate 'No Response'.

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

107b. CHECK: Based on the response you entered in 107a, the respondent was possibly 15 years old or younger at the time of her current or most recent marriage. Did you enter 107a correctly?

[] Yes
[] No

108. Does your husband / partner have other wives or does he live with other women as if married?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

PNSME_103. What is the age of your husband / partner?

PNSME_104. What is the highest level of education achieved by your husband / spouse?

[] Never attended
[] Primary
[] Secondary
[] Tertiary
[] No response

Section 2 - Reproduction, Pregnancy and Fertility Preferences

Now I would like to ask about all the births you have had during your life

200. Have you ever given birth?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

201. How many times have you given birth?

205. When was your FIRST birth?
Please record the date of the FIRST birth. The date should be found by calculating backwards from memorable events if needed. Select 'Do not know' for month and '2020' for year to indicate 'No Response'.

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

206. When was your MOST RECENT birth?
Select 'Do not know' for month and '2020' for year to indicate 'No Response'.

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

210a. Are you pregnant now?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Unsure
[] No response

210b. How many months pregnant are you?

The most recent birth was: [Date of most recent birth]
Please record the number of completed months.

209. When did your last menstrual period start?
If you select days, weeks, months, or years, you will enter a number for X on the next screen. Enter 0 days for today, not 0 weeks/months/years.

[] X days ago
[] X weeks ago
[] X months ago
[] X years ago
[] Menopausal / Hysterectomy
[] Before last birth
[] Never menstruated
[] No response

213a. Now I would like to ask a question about your last birth.

213b. Now I would like to ask a question about your current pregnancy.

At the time you became pregnant, did you want to become pregnant then, did you want to wait until later, or did you not want to have any more children at all?

[] Then
[] Later
[] Not at all
[] No response

At the time you became pregnant, did you want to become pregnant then, did you want to wait until later, or did you not want to have any children at all?

[] Then
[] Later
[] Not at all
[] No response

Now I have some questions about the future.

211a. Would you like to have a child or would you prefer not to have any children?

[] Have a child
[] Prefer no children
[] Says she can't get pregnant
[] Undecided / Do not know
[] No response

211a. Would you like to have another child or would you prefer not to have any more children?

[] Have another child
[] No more
[] Says she can't get pregnant
[] Undecided / Do not know
[] No response

211b. After the child you are expecting now, would you like to have another child or would you prefer not to have any more children?

[] Have another child
[] No more
[] Says she can't get pregnant
[] Undecided / Do not know
[] No response

212a. How long would you like to wait from now before the birth of a child?
If you select months or years, you will enter a number for X on the next screen. Select "Years" if more than 36 months. Please check that you correctly entered the value for months/years.

[] X months
[] X years
[] Soon/now
[] Says she can't get pregnant
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

212b. After the birth of the child you are expecting now, how long would you like to wait before the birth of another child?
If you select months or years, you will enter a number for X on the next screen. Select "Years" if more than 36 months. Please check that you correctly entered the value for months/years.

[] X months
[] X years
[] Soon/now
[] Says she can't get pregnant
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

212c. Enter the number of [Months OR Years] you would like to wait:

Section 3 - Contraception

Now I would like to talk about family planning - the various ways or methods that a couple can use to delay or avoid a pregnancy. An image will appear on the screen for some methods. If the respondent says that she has not heard of the method or if she hesitates to answer, read the probe aloud and show her the image, if available.

301a. Have you ever heard of female sterilization?
PROBE: Women can have an operation to avoid having any more children.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301b. Have you ever heard of male sterilization?
PROBE: Men can have an operation to avoid having any more children.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301c. Have you ever heard of the contraceptive implant?
PROBE: Women can have one or several small rods placed in her upper arm by a doctor or nurse, which can prevent pregnancy for one or more years. [implant_150x300.png]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301d. Have you ever heard of the IUD?
PROBE: Women can have a loop or coil placed inside them by a doctor or a nurse. [IUD_150x300.png]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301e. Have you ever heard of injectables?
PROBE: Women can have an injection by a health provider that stops them from becoming pregnant for one or more months. [sayana_depo_150x300.jpg]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301f. Have you ever heard of the (birth control) pill?
PROBE: Women can take a pill every day to avoid becoming pregnant. [pill_150x300.png]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301g. Have you ever heard of emergency contraception?
PROBE: As an emergency measure after unprotected sexual intercourse women can take special pills at any time within three to five days to prevent pregnancy.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301h. Have you ever heard of condoms?
PROBE: Men can put a rubber sheath on their penis before sexual intercourse. [male_condom_150x300.png]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301i. Have you ever heard of female condoms?
PROBE: Women can put a sheath in their vagina before sexual intercourse. [female_condom_150x300.png]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301j. Have you ever heard of the diaphragm?
PROBE: Women can place a thin flexible disk in their vagina before sexual intercourse. [diaphragm_150x300.png]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301k. Have you ever heard of foam or jelly as a contraceptive method?
PROBE: Women can place a suppository, jelly, or cream in their vagina before sexual intercourse to prevent pregnancy. [spermicide_150x300.png]

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301m. Have you ever heard of the Lactational Amenorrhea Method or LAM?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301n. Have you ever heard of the rhythm method?
PROBE: Women can avoid pregnancy by not having sexual intercourse on the days of the month they think they can get pregnant.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301o. Have you ever heard of the withdrawal method?
PROBE: Men can be careful and pull out before climax.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

301p. Have you ever heard of any other ways or methods that women or men can use to avoid pregnancy?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

302a. Are you or your partner currently doing something or using any method to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

302b. Which method or methods are you using?
PROBE: Anything else? Select all methods mentioned. SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM to see all choices.

[] Female sterilization
[] Male sterilization
[] Implant
[] IUD
[] Injectables
[] Pill
[] Emergency Contraception
[] Male condom
[] Female condom
[] Diaphragm
[] Foam/Jelly
[] Standard Days/Cycle beads
[] LAM
[] Rhythm method
[] Withdrawal
[] Other traditional method
[] No response

CALC_CM. CALCULATE: CURRENT METHOD THIS WILL NOT APPEAR ON THE SCREEN ODK will identify the most effective method currently being used by the respondent by selecting the highest method in the choice list.

[] Female sterilization
[] Male sterilization
[] Implant
[] IUD
[] Injectables
[] Pill
[] Emergency Contraception
[] Male condom
[] Female condom
[] Diaphragm
[] Foam/Jelly
[] Standard Days/Cycle beads
[] LAM
[] Rhythm method
[] Withdrawal
[] Other traditional method
[] No response

LCL_301. PROBE: Was the injection administered via syringe or small needle? Show the image to the respondent. [sayana_depo_150x300.jpg]

[] Syringe
[] Small needle Sayana Press
[] No Response

302c. Does your husband/partner know that you are using [CURRENT METHOD]?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

302c. Does your husband/partner know that you are using family planning?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

305a. You said that you are not currently using a contraceptive method. Do you think you will use a contraceptive method to delay or avoid getting pregnant at any time in the future?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

305b. Do you think you will use a contraceptive method to delay or avoid getting pregnant at any time in the future?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

306a. In the last 12 months, have you ever done something or used a method to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

306b. Which method did you use most recently?
PROBE: Anything else? Select most effective method (highest method in list). Scroll to bottom to see all choices.

[] Male sterilization
[] Implant
[] IUD
[] Injectables
[] Pill
[] Emergency Contraception
[] Male condom
[] Female condom
[] Diaphragm
[] Foam/Jelly
[] Standard Days/Cycle beads
[] LAM
[] Rhythm method
[] Withdrawal
[] Other traditional method
[] No response

LCL_302. PROBE: Was the injection administered via syringe or small needle? Show the image to the respondent. [sayana_depo_150x300.jpg]

[] Syringe
[] Small needle Sayana Press
[] No Response

307. Before you started using [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD], had you discussed the decision to delay or avoid pregnancy with your husband/partner?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

308. Would you say that using contraception is mainly your decision, mainly your husband/partner's decision or did you both decide together?

[] Mainly respondent
[] Mainly husband/partner
[] Joint decision
[] Other
[] No response

308a. The last time you received your [CURREN METHOD /MOST RECENT METHOD], how much did you have to pay out of pocket, including any fees paid for the method, supplies or services, and transportation?
Enter all prices in FCFA. Zero is a possible answer.

309a. Since what month and year have you been using [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD] without stopping?
Calculate backwards from memorable events if needed.

Most Recent Birth: [mm-yyyy]

Current Marriage: [mm-yyyy]

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

309b. When did you stop using [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD]?
Please record the date. The date should be found by calculating backwards from memorable events if needed. Select 'Do not know' for month and '2020' for year to indicate No Response.

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

309c. In what month and year had you started using [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD] before stopping?
Calculate backwards from memorable events if needed. Select 'Do not know' for month and '2020' for year to indicate No Response.

Most Recent Birth: [mm-yyyy]

Current Marriage: [mm-yyyy]

Month:

[] January
[] February
[] March
[] April
[] May
[] June
[] July
[] August
[] September
[] October
[] November
[] December
[] Do not know

Year:

309d. CHECK: Just to make sure I have this correct, you used [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD] continuously between [START DATE] and [END DATE] without stopping, is that correct?

[] Yes
[] No

GO BACK TO THE PREVIOUS SCREEN AND PROBE TO DETERMINE THE PERIOD OF MOST RECENT CONTINUOUS USE. Suggested probes: - When was the last time you used [METHOD]? - How long had you been using [METHOD] without stopping

310. Why did you stop using [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD?]

[] Infrequent sex / husband away
[] Became pregnant while using
[] Wanted to become pregnant
[] Husband / partner disapproved
[] Wanted a more effective method
[] No method available
[] Health concerns
[] Fear of side effects
[] Lack of access / too far
[] Costs too much
[] Inconvenient to use
[] Fatalistic
[] Difficult to get pregnant / menopausal
[] Interferes with body's processes
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

311a. You first started using [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD] on [DATE FROM FQ309a OR 309c] Where did you or your partner get it at that time?
Scroll to bottom to see all choices.

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

311a. Where did you or your partner get using {current_recent_label} when you first started using it?
Scroll to bottom to see all choices.

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

312a. When you obtained your [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD], were you told by the provider about side effects or problems you might have with a method to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

312b. Were you told what to do if you experienced side effects or problems?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

313. At that time, were you told by the family planning provider about methods of family planning other than the [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD] that you could use?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

314a. During that visit, did you obtain the method you wanted to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

314c. Why didn't you obtain the method you wanted?

[] Method out of stock that day
[] Method not available at all
[] Provider not trained to provide the method
[] Provider recommended a different method
[] Not eligible for method
[] Decided not to adopt a method
[] Too costly
[] Other
[] No response

315a. During that visit, who made the final decision about what method you got?

[] You alone
[] Provider
[] Partner
[] You and provider
[] You and partner
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

315b. Who made the final decision to use rhythm?

[] You alone
[] Provider
[] Partner
[] You and provider
[] You and partner
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

315b. Who made the final decision to use LAM?

[] You alone
[] Provider
[] Partner
[] You and provider
[] You and partner
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

316. Would you return to this provider? Provider: [Type of provider selected in 311a or 311b]

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

317. Would you refer your relative or friend to this provider / facility? Provider: [Type of provider selected in 311a or 311b]

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

SW_1a. Right before you started using [CURRENT METHOD / MOST RECENT METHOD] in [MOIS/ANNEE], were you doing something or using any method to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

SW_1b. Which method were you using?

[] Male sterilization
[] Implant
[] IUD
[] Injectables
[] Pill
[] Emergency Contraception
[] Male condom
[] Female condom
[] Diaphragm
[] Foam/Jelly
[] Standard Days/Cycle beads
[] LAM
[] Rhythm method
[] Withdrawal
[] Other traditional method
[] No response

PP_1. Since the birth of your child in [DATE OF MOST RECENT BIRTH], have you ever done something or used any method to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

PP_2. How long after the birth in [DATE OF MOST RECENT BIRTH] did you start doing something or start using a method?
Enter 0 days for today. You will enter a number for X on the next screen.

[] X days after
[] X weeks after
[] X months after
[] X years after
[] No response

PP_2. Enter [METHOD]. If today, enter zero days only, not zero weeks/months/years.

PP_3. What was the method?

[] Female sterilization
[] Male sterilization
[] Implant
[] IUD
[] Injectables
[] Pill
[] Emergency Contraception
[] Male condom
[] Female condom
[] Diaphragm
[] Foam/Jelly
[] Standard Days/Cycle beads
[] LAM
[] Rhythm method
[] Withdrawal
[] Other traditional method
[] No response

LCL_PP_302. PROBE: Was the injection administered via syringe or small needle? Show the image to the respondent. [sayana_depo_150x300.jpg]

[] Syringe
[] Small needle Sayana Press
[] No Response

319. Have you ever done anything or tried in any way to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

320. How old were you when you first used a method to delay or avoid getting pregnant?

The respondent said she was [AGE] years old at her last birthday. Enter the age in years. Cannot be younger than 9.

321. How many living children did you have at that time, if any?
Note: the respondent said that she gave birth [NUMBER OF LIFE BIRTHS] times in 201.

322. Which method did you first use to delay or avoid getting pregnant?
Do not read the method choices. Scroll to bottom to see all choices.

[] Female sterilization
[] Male sterilization
[] Implant
[] IUD
[] Injectables
[] Pill
[] Emergency Contraception
[] Male condom
[] Female condom
[] Diaphragm
[] Foam/Jelly
[] Standard Days/Cycle beads
[] LAM
[] Rhythm method
[] Withdrawal
[] Other traditional method
[] No response

LCL_322a. PROBE: Was the injection administered via syringe or small needle?
Show the image to the respondent. [sayana_depo_150x300.jpg]

[] Syringe
[] Small needle Sayana Press
[] No Response

322a. Have you used emergency contraception at any time in the last 12 months?
PROBE: As an emergency measure after unprotected sexual intercourse women can take special pills at any time within three to five days to prevent pregnancy.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

323a. You said that you do not want a child soon and that you are not using a method to avoid pregnancy.

323a. You said that you do not want another child soon and that you are not using a method to avoid pregnancy.

323a. You said that you do not want any children and that you are not using a method to avoid pregnancy.

323a. You said that you do not want any more children and that you are not using a method to avoid pregnancy.

Can you tell me why you are not using a method to prevent pregnancy?
PROBE: Any other reason? RECORD ALL REASONS MENTIONED Cannot select "Not Married" if 104 is "Yes, currently married". Scroll to bottom to see all choices.

[] Not married
[] Infrequent sex / Not having sex
[] Menopausal / Hysterectomy
[] Subfecund / Infecund
[] Not menstruated since last birth
[] Breastfeeding
[] Husband away for multiple days
[] Up to God / fatalistic
[] Respondent opposed
[] Husband / partner opposed
[] Others opposed
[] Religious prohibition
[] Knows no method
[] Knows no source
[] Fear of side effects
[] Health concerns
[] Lack of access / too far
[] Costs too much
[] Preferred method not available
[] No method available
[] Inconvenient to use
[] Interferes with body's processes
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

323b. Would you say that not using contraception is mainly your decision, mainly your husband/partner's decision or did you both decide together?

[] Mainly respondent
[] Mainly husband/partner
[] Joint decision
[] Other
[] No response

324. In the last 12 months, were you visited by a community health worker who talked to you about family planning?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

325a. In the last 12 months, have you visited a health facility or camp for care for yourself?
For any health services.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

325a. In the last 12 months, have you visited a health facility or camp for care for yourself or your children?
For any health services.

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

325b. Did any staff member at the health facility speak to you about family planning methods?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

326. In the last few months have you:

Heard about family planning on the radio?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

Seen anything about family planning on the television?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

Read about family planning in a newspaper or magazine?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

Received a voice or text message about family planning on a mobile phone?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

Section 4 - Sexual Activity

CHECK FOR THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS. BEFORE CONTINUING, MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ENSURE PRIVACY.

Now I would like to ask some questions about sexual activity in order to gain a better understanding of some important life issues. Let me assure you again that your answers are completely confidential and will not be told to anyone. If we should come to any question that you don't want to answer, just let me know and we will go to the next question.

401a. How old were you when you first had sexual intercourse?
Enter the age in years

402. When was the last time you had sexual intercourse?
Enter [days / weeks / months / years]. If today, enter zero days only, not zero weeks/months/years. Must agree with the age of first sexual intercourse and the pregnancy status.

LCL_403. In your opinion, if you have sex only once without using birth control, will you get pregnant?
Read response options aloud.

[] Definitely yes
[] Maybe yes
[] Maybe no
[] Definitely no
[] Do not know
[] No response

LCL_404. In your opinion, if you have sex regularly, say twice a week, for a year without using birth control, will you get pregnant?
Read response options aloud.

[] Definitely yes
[] Maybe yes
[] Maybe no
[] Definitely no
[] Do not know
[] No response

Section 6 - Menstrual Hygiene

Now I'm going to ask you about menstrual hygiene management. This includes the use absorbent materials; access to a private, clean, safe space; washing as required; and a place to dispose used materials.

602a. Where do you most often change your used pads, cloths, or other sanitary materials?

[] Flush/pour flush toilet
[] Ventilated improved pit latrine
[] Pit latrine with slab
[] Pit latrine without slab / open pit
[] Bucket toilet
[] Composting toilet
[] Hanging toilet /Hanging latrine
[] Shower/washing area
[] Sleeping area/bedroom
[] Backyard
[] No facility / bush / field
[] Other
[] No response

Place: [MAIN PLACE FROM 602a] 602b. While managing your menstrual hygiene, was this place:
Read each option aloud and select if yes.

[] Clean?
[] Private?
[] Safe?
[] Able to be locked?
[] Supplied with water?
[] Supplied with soap?
[] None of the above
[] No response

603. During your last menstrual period, what did you use to collect or absorb your menstrual blood?
PROBE: Anything else? Do not read options aloud. Select all that apply.

[] Disposable sanitary pad commercial
[] Reusable sanitary pad
[] New cloth
[] Old cloth
[] Cotton wool
[] Diaper
[] Tampons
[] Toilet paper
[] Underwear alone
[] Bucket
[] Other
[] No materials used
[] No response

604a. Did you wash and reuse pads, cloths, or other sanitary materials during your last menstrual period?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

604b. During your last menstrual period, were the sanitary materials that you washed and reused completely dried before each reuse?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

605. You mentioned that you used [ODK will display the responses from 603] during your last menstrual period. Where did you dispose of these materials after use?
PROBE: Anywhere else? Do not read options aloud. Select all that apply.

[] Flush toilet
[] Latrine
[] Waste bin/trash bag
[] Burning
[] Bush/field
[] Other
[] No response

606a. Aside from your own housework, have you done any work in the last month?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

606b. Due to your last menstrual period, were there any work days in the last month that you did not attend?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

607a. Did you attend school at any time in the past 12 months?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

607b. Due to your menstrual period, were there any school days in the past 12 months that you did not attend?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

Section 7.1 - Confidantes

701. Now I want to ask some questions about your closest female friends or relatives. These are women whom you share secrets with and who also share theirs with you.
How many female friends or relatives like this do you have in Cote d'Ivoire who are between the ages of 15 and 49?

702a. Please picture your closest female friend or relative in Cote d'Ivoire. Again, this is a woman between the ages of 15 and 49 with whom you share secrets and who also shares hers with you.
For ease of referencing this woman, please provide a fake name.

703a. How old was {friend1_name} at her last birthday?

704a. What is the highest level of school {friend1_name} has ever attended?

[] Never attended
[] Primary
[] Secondary
[] Tertiary
[] No response

702b. Please picture your next closest female friend or relative in Cote d'Ivoire. Again, this is a woman between the ages of 15 and 49 with whom you share secrets and who also shares hers with you.
For ease of referencing this woman, please provide a fake name.

703b. How old was {friend2_name} at her last birthday?

704b. What is the highest level of school {friend2_name} has ever attended?

[] Never attended
[] Primary
[] Secondary
[] Tertiary
[] No response

Section 7.2 - Abortion

CHECK FOR THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS. BEFORE CONTINUING, MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO ENSURE PRIVACY.

The next series of questions are about things women in your community do to remove a pregnancy. This is a common experience in Cote d'Ivoire and we simply want to better understand what women do to remove a pregnancy. I want to remind you that this survey is completely confidential and anonymous and your responses will not be shared with anyone. If we should come to any question that you don't want to answer, just let me know and I will skip to the next question.
Press OK to continue.

[] OK

705. Sometimes women are worried they are pregnant or get pregnant when they do not want to be and they do something to remove the pregnancy. How common is this in the place where you currently live?
Read response options aloud.

[] Very common
[] Somewhat common
[] Not very common
[] Not at all
[] Do not know
[] No response

706a. In the place where you currently live, what are the ways a woman who is pregnant or worried that she is pregnant can remove a pregnancy? Anything else?
Do not read options aloud. Select all that apply.

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

706b. Nonetheless, in your opinion, what could a woman in the place where you live do to remove a pregnancy when she is pregnant or worried that she is pregnant? Anything else?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

707. Which of these ways is the most common? Select only one response

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

708. Where do women go for a surgical procedure to remove a pregnancy? Anywhere else?
Do not read options aloud. Select all that apply.

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

709. Which of these places is the most common? Select only one response

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

710. Where do women get the medicines to remove a pregnancy? Anywhere else?
Do not read options aloud. Select all that apply.

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

711. Which of these sources is the most common? Select only one response

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

712a.i. Now I want to ask some more questions about {friend1_name}. Has she ever done something to remove a pregnancy when she was pregnant or worried she was pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the pregnancy removal was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

713a.i. In what year did this last happen?
If indicates happened more than once, specify most recent time. Enter 2020 for 'Do not know' or 'No response'.

Year:

714a.i. Women sometimes do many things to stop a pregnancy from continuing. Did {friend1_name} do more than one thing to try to remove the pregnancy?

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

715a.i. What was the first thing she did to try to remove the pregnancy?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

715a.i. What did she do that removed the pregnancy?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

716a.i. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

717a.i. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

718a.i. What was the last thing she did that ultimately removed the pregnancy?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

719a.i. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

720a.i. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

721a.i. Did {friend1_name} have any issues and go to a health facility for treatment in the process of removing the pregnancy?
If the respondent already reported the friend went to a health facility in the process of removing the pregnancy, we are interested in whether the friend went back to a health facility on a separate occasion to treat complications that she may have experienced.

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

712a.ii. Besides this event, has {friend1_name} ever done something to regulate her period when she was worried she was pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the period regulation was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

712a.ii. Has {friend1_name} ever done something to regulate her period when she was worried she was pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the period regulation was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

713a.ii. In what year did this last happen?
If indicates happened more than once, specify most recent time. Enter 2020 for 'Do not know' or 'No response'.

Year:

714a.ii. Women sometimes do many things to regulate their period. Did {friend1_name} do more than one thing to try to regulate her period?

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

715a.ii. What was the first thing she did to try to regulate her period?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

715a.ii. What did she do that regulated her period?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

716a.ii. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

717a.ii. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

718a.ii. What was the last thing she did that ultimately caused her period to return?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

719a.ii. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

720a.ii. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

721a.ii. Did {friend1_name} have any issues and go to a health facility for treatment in the process of regulating her period?
If the respondent already reported the friend went to a health facility in the process of regulating her period, we are interested in whether the friend went back to a health facility on a separate occasion to treat complications that she may have experienced.

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

712b.i. Now I want to ask some more questions about {friend2_name}. Has she ever done something to remove a pregnancy when she was pregnant or worried she was pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the pregnancy removal was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

713b.i. In what year did this last happen?
If indicates happened more than once, specify most recent time. Enter 2020 for 'Do not know' or 'No response'.

Year:

714b.i. Women sometimes do many things to stop a pregnancy from continuing. Did {friend2_name} do more than one thing to try to remove the pregnancy?

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

715b.i. What was the first thing she did to try to remove the pregnancy?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

715b.i. What did she do that removed the pregnancy?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

716b.i. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

717b.i. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

718b.i. What was the last thing she did that ultimately removed the pregnancy?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

719b.i. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

720b.i. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

721b.i. Did {friend2_name} have any issues and go to a health facility for treatment in the process of removing the pregnancy?
If the respondent already reported the friend went to a health facility in the process of removing the pregnancy, we are interested in whether the friend went back to a health facility on a separate occasion to treat complications that she may have experienced.

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

712b.ii. Besides this event, has {friend2_name} ever done something to regulate her period when she was worried she was pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the period regulation was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

712b.ii. Has {friend2_name} ever done something to regulate her period when she was worried she was pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the period regulation was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

713b.ii. In what year did this last happen?
If indicates happened more than once, specify most recent time. Enter 2020 for 'Do not know' or 'No response'.
Year:

714b.ii. Women sometimes do many things to regulate their period. Did {friend2_name} do more than one thing to try to regulate her period?

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

715b.ii. What was the first thing she did to try to regulate her period?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

715b.ii. What did she do that regulated her period?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

716b.ii. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

717b.ii. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

718b.ii. What was the last thing she did that ultimately caused her period to return?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

719b.ii. Where did she go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

720b.ii. Where did she get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

721b.ii. Did {friend2_name} have any issues and go to a health facility for treatment in the process of regulating her period?
If the respondent already reported the friend went to a health facility in the process of regulating her period, we are interested in whether the friend went back to a health facility on a separate occasion to treat complications that she may have experienced.

[] Yes, I am certain
[] Yes, I think so
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

722a. Now I would like to ask about your own experience. Have you ever done something to remove a pregnancy when you were pregnant or worried you were pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the pregnancy removal was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

723a. In what year did this last happen?
If indicates happened more than once, specify most recent time. Enter 2020 for 'Do not know' or 'No response'.

Year:

724a. Did you do more than one thing to try to remove the pregnancy?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

725a. What did you first do?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

725a. What did you do?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

726a. Where did you go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

727a. Where did you get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

728a. What was the last thing you did that ultimately removed the pregnancy?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

729a. Where did you go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

730a. Where did you get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

731a. Did you have any issues and go to a health facility for treatment in the process of removing the pregnancy?
If the respondent already reported she went to a health facility in the process of removing the pregnancy, we are interested in whether she went back to a health facility on a separate occasion to treat complications that she may have experienced.

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

732a. Did you tell any of the following people about this experience?
Read the answer choices aloud. Select all that apply.

[] Husband/male partner
[] Sister
[] Brother
[] Mother
[] Father
[] Other relative
[] Friend 1: friend1_name
[] Friend 2: friend2_name
[] Other friend
[] Other person
[] No one
[] Do not know
[] No response

722b. Besides this event, have you ever done something to regulate your period when you were worried you were pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the period regulation was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

722b. Have you ever done something to regulate your period when you were worried you were pregnant?
Probe to confirm whether the period regulation was successful. If not, select 'no.'

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

723b. In what year did this last happen?
If indicates happened more than once, specify most recent time. Enter 2020 for 'Do not know' or 'No response'.
Year:

724b. Did you do more than one thing to try to regulate your period?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

725b. What did you first do?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

725b. What did you do?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

726b. Where did you go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

727b. Where did you get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

728b. What was the last thing you did that ultimately caused your period to return?

[] Surgical (procedure curettage, MVA, etc)
[] Pills called mifepristone or misoprostol (Cytotec )
[] Medicines you take when you have a fever like antibiotics or anti-malarial medicine (Palujecte, Novaquine, Cyphaquine)
[] Other pills
[] Traditional methods that are not inserted into the vagina (herbs, potions, concoctions)
[] Ingested industrial products (bleach, Coke-Nescafé mix, etc)
[] Insert materials into the vagina (stem, herb ball, kanigban, etc)
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

729b. Where did you go for the procedure?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

730b. Where did you get the medicines?

[] Government hospital
[] Government health center
[] Family planning clinic
[] Mobile clinic public
[] Other public
[] Private hospital / clinic
[] Pharmacy
[] Private doctor
[] Mobile clinic private
[] Health agent
[] Other private
[] Store
[] Religious organizations
[] Community event
[] Friend / parent
[] Community health agent
[] Street vendor
[] Other
[] Do not know
[] No response

731b. Did you have any issues and go to a health facility for treatment in the process of regulating your period?
If the respondent already reported she went to a health facility in the process of regulating her period, we are interested in whether she went back to a health facility on a separate occasion to treat complications that she may have experienced.

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

732b. Did you tell any of the following people about this experience?
Read the answer choices aloud. Select all that apply.

[] Husband/male partner
[] Sister
[] Brother
[] Mother
[] Father
[] Other relative
[] Friend 1: friend1_name
[] Friend 2: friend2_name
[] Other friend
[] Other person
[] No one
[] Do not know
[] No response

PNSME_701. What were the reasons that motivated you to remove the pregnancy for the last time ?

[] Husband's refusal refusal to accept the child
[] No means to take care of the child
[] Rape
[] Incest
[] Mother has health issues
[] Possible health issues of the foetus
[] Not ready to take responsibility
[] Too immature or too young to have a child
[] Wants to continue school
[] Woman's parents want her to have an abortion
[] Relationship issues or wants to avoid being a single mother
[] Has all the children she wanted
[] Worried about how having a child might affect her life
[] Does not want others to know that she has had sexual intercourse or that she is pregnant
[] Other
[] None of the above
[] No response

PNSME_702a. Besides this time, have you removed other pregnancies?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

PNSME_702b. How many times?

PNSME_703. In what year did this happen for the first time?
Enter 2020 for no response

Year:

Now we want to ask you some general questions about removing a pregnancy. Please provide your responses in the form of: strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree, strongly disagree.
Check box to confirm scrolled to bottom.

Press OK to continue.

[] OK

733. It is okay for a woman to remove a pregnancy if continuing the pregnancy puts her health at risk.

[] Strongly agree
[] Agree
[] Neither agree nor disagree
[] Disagree
[] Strongly disagree
[] No response

734. It is okay for a woman to remove a pregnancy if the pregnancy is a result of rape.

[] Strongly agree
[] Agree
[] Neither agree nor disagree
[] Disagree
[] Strongly disagree
[] No response

PNSME_734. It is acceptable for a woman to remove a pregnancy if this pregnancy was the result of incestuous sexual intercourse.

[] Strongly agree
[] Agree
[] Neither agree nor disagree
[] Disagree
[] Strongly disagree
[] No response

735. It is okay for a woman to remove a pregnancy if she cannot afford to raise another child.

[] Strongly agree
[] Agree
[] Neither agree nor disagree
[] Disagree
[] Strongly disagree
[] No response

736. It is okay for a woman to remove a pregnancy if she does not want to have a child.

[] Strongly agree
[] Agree
[] Neither agree nor disagree
[] Disagree
[] Strongly disagree
[] No response

737. A woman who removes a pregnancy brings shame to her family.

[] Strongly agree
[] Agree
[] Neither agree nor disagree
[] Disagree
[] Strongly disagree
[] No response

738. A woman who removes a pregnancy should not tell anyone.

[] Strongly agree
[] Agree
[] Neither agree nor disagree
[] Disagree
[] Strongly disagree
[] No response

PNSME_704a. Do you know if there is a law on abortion in Cote d'Ivoire ?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

PNSME_704b. Are there instances when it is legal to have an abortion in Cote d'Ivoire ?

[] Yes
[] No
[] Do not know
[] No response

FLW_801. Thank you for the time you have kindly granted us. We are very interested in hearing more about your pregnancy removal or period regulation experience, including your decision making around what method to use and where to go for services, among other things.

Would you be willing to meet with another woman from the project at a later date to talk about this experience?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

FLW_802. Do you own a phone?

[] Yes
[] No
[] No response

FLW_803. Can I have your primary phone number in case we would like to follow up with you in the future?
Enter an 8-digit number without the country code. Do not include spaces or dashes. Enter 0 for no response.

FLW_804. Can you repeat the number again?
Enter an 8-digit number without the country code. Do not include spaces or dashes. Enter 0 for no response.

Thank the respondent for her time.
The respondent is finished, but there are still more questions for you to complete outside the home.

Location and Questionnaire Result

095. Location Take a GPS point near the entrance to the household.
Record location when the accuracy is smaller than 6 m.

096. How many times have you visited this household to interview this female respondent?

[] 1st time
[] 2nd time
[] 3rd time

097. In what language was this interview conducted?

[] English
[] French
[] Arabic
[] Baoule
[] Senoufo
[] Yacouba
[] Agni
[] Attie
[] Guere
[] Bete
[] Dioula
[] Abbey
[] Mahou
[] Wobe
[] Lobi
[] Other

099. Questionnaire Result
Record the result of the questionnaire.

[] Completed
[] Not at home
[] Postponed
[] Refused
[] Partly completed
[] Incapacitated