Garenne Michel. (2018). Family planning and fertility decline in Africa : from 1950 to 2010. In :
Amarin Z. (ed.). Family planning. Londres : IntechOpen, p.119-151. ISBN 978-1-78923-277-6.
Titre du document
Family planning and fertility decline in Africa : from 1950 to 2010
Année de publication
2018
Type de document
Partie d'ouvrage
Auteurs
Garenne Michel
In
Amarin Z. (ed.), Family planning
Source
Londres : IntechOpen, 2018,
p.119-151 ISBN 978-1-78923-277-6
The study analyzes the links between family planning programs, contraceptive preva-lence and fertility trends in sub-Saharan Africa. It is based on case studies of countries with demographic surveys. The study reveals a variety of situations. Some countries have completed their fertility transition, while others have reduced their fertility level rap- idly in urban areas, but less so in rural areas. In some countries, fertility remained very high, or declined very little, in rural areas, when population policies and family planning programs remained insufficient or almost non-existent. The role of family planning pro- grams in fertility decline is highlighted by contrasting countries with similar characteris-tics, one of which experiencing a sharp drop in fertility, while the other one is showing a small decline or no decline at all. In each case, the political, economic, and social context is presented in order to explain the differences between family planning programs and their outcomes. These case studies make it possible to draw conclusions about the condi-tions of fertility control in African countries.
Plan de classement
Famille, planification de la famille [108DEMOG2]
Descripteurs
PERSPECTIVE DEMOGRAPHIQUE ; POLITIQUE DEMOGRAPHIQUE ; PLANIFICATION DE LA FAMILLE ; CONTRACEPTION ; NATALITE ; INDICATEUR SOCIOECONOMIQUE ; TRANSITION DEMOGRAPHIQUE
