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Country Organization Products 1991 1992 CYP) WORLD All Csmos Cyps 9,161,460 9,621,893 Contraceptive Social Marketing Statistics Over Time 1991-2013 This spreadsheet presents the data from DKT International's Contraceptive Social Marketing Statistics reports from 1991, all in one convenient location. * 1 CYP equals 100 Condoms; 200 Free Condoms; 14 Pill cycles; 4 Injections (3 mos) or 6 Injections (2 mos) or 12 Injections (1 mo); 20 Female Condoms; 14 EC; .33 Implants; .23 IUDs; .59 MA Doses; .0208 MVA Kits; 16 Miso. ** Medical abortion (MA) = mifepristone and misoprostol sold in combination Rank (Based on 1991-2013 Cum. Country Organization Products 1991 1992 CYP) WORLD All CSMOs CYPs 9,161,460 9,621,893 1 INDIA GO (Nirodh and Mala-D) CYPs 2,932,400 2,394,300 2 BANGLADESH SMC/SMP CYPs 0 0 3 INDONESIA DKT CYPs 0 0 4 NIGERIA PSI and DKT CYPs 18,761 70,506 5 PAKISTAN PSI CYPs 733,854 340,491 6 INDIA DKT (Zaroor and Ecroz) CYPs 0 0 7 INDIA PSI (Masti and Pearl) CYPs 287,604 277,096 8 ETHIOPIA DKT CYPs 37,825 70,579 9 PHILIPPINES DKT CYPs 12,660 29,625 10 COLOMBIA PROFAMILIA CYPs 612,640 920,538 11 INDIA MSI (Ahsas,Thril, Flavoured) CYPs 0 0 12 INDONESIA BKKBN/SOMARC CYPs 730,920 817,504 13 BRAZIL DKT CYPs 0 30,840 14 BANGLADESH PSI CYPs 1,439,492 1,965,447 15 VIETNAM DKT CYPs 0 0 16 TANZANIA PSI CYPs 0 0 17 INDIA GO (Sawan, Bliss, Milan & Ecroz)CYPs 64,648 100,487 18 INDIA JANANI/DKT (Apsara and Mithun)CYPs 0 0 19 SOUTH AFRICA PSI CYPs 0 0 20 EGYPT DKT CYPs 0 0 21 CHINA DKT CYPs 0 0 22 CAMBODIA PSI CYPs 0 0 23 KENYA DKT/PSI CYPs 0 0 24 ZIMBABWE PSI CYPs 0 0 25 MADAGASCAR SOMARC CYPs 0 0 26 BURMA/MYANMAR PSI CYPs 0 0 27 SUDAN DKT CYPs 0 0 28 DEMOC.REP. CONGO PSI CYPs 0 0 29 ZAMBIA PSI CYPs 0 0 30 UGANDA SOMARC CYPs 0 13,184 31 NEPAL CRS CYPs 72,252 73,233 32 SRI LANKA PSI CYPs 121,738 130,153 33 VENEZUELA PROSALUD CYPs 0 0 34 CAMEROON DKT/PSI CYPs 31,940 51,113 35 GHANA SOMARC/SMF CYPs 90,062 92,001 36 ECUADOR SOMARC CYPs 57,236 53,605 37 COTE D'IVOIRE PSI I CYPs 18,284 63,752 38 MALI PSI CYPs 0 0 39 MOZAMBIQUE PSI CYPs 0 0 40 EGYPT MEDTEC CYPs 0 0 41 BURKINA FASO PSI CYPs 27,950 22,519 42 GUATEMALA APROFAM CYPs 36,014 49,093 43 HAITI DKT/PSI CYPs 0 17,836 44 EGYPT FAMILY OF THE FUTURE CYPs 1,091,679 980,386 45 PERU SOMARC/APROPO CYPs 64,039 72,236 46 UGANDA MSI CYPs 0 0 47 GUINEA PSI CYPs 0 25,188 48 BENIN DKT/PSI CYPs 0 0 49 TURKEY SOMARC CYPs 23,983 230,894 50 TOGO SOMARC CYPs 0 0 51 YEMEN MSI CYPs 0 0 52 MEXICO DKT CYPs 0 0 53 PAKISTAN KSM SOMARC 2003 CYPs 0 0 54 COTE D'IVOIRE PSI II CYPs 0 0 55 MOROCCO SOMARC CYPs 0 21,069 56 MALAWI PSI CYPs 0 0 57 HONDURAS ASHONPLAFA CYPs 22,605 27,339 58 MALAYSIA DKT CYPs 0 12,579 59 BRAZIL PROFIT CYPs 0 0 60 RWANDA PSI CYPs 0 0 61 GHANA Exp. SMF CYPs 0 0 62 AFGHANISTAN MSI CYPs 0 0 63 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC PSI CYPs 0 0 64 TANZANIA T0MARC project CYPs 0 0 65 GUATEMALA PSI CYPs 0 0 66 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SOMARC CYPs 53,910 69,838 67 EL SALVADOR ADS CYPs 39,180 48,580 68 MALI TFG/SOMARC CYPs 0 0 69 ANGOLA PSI CYPs 0 0 70 VIETNAM MSI CYPs 0 0 71 ROMANIA PSI CYPs 0 0 72 LAOS PSI CYPs 0 0 73 NICARAGUA PSI CYPs 0 0 74 BURMA/MYANMAR MSI CYPs 0 0 75 NEPAL PSI CYPs 0 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 76 PSI CYPs 0 0 REGIONAL 77 LESOTHO PSI CYPs 0 0 78 SENEGAL SOMARC CYPs 0 0 79 BOTSWANA PSI CYPs 0 0 80 PARAGUAY PSI CYPs 0 0 81 SRI LANKA MSI CYPs 0 0 82 BOLIVIA PSI CYPs 0 0 83 MONGOLIA MSI CYPs 0 0 84 AFGHANISTAN USAID CYPs 0 0 85 ETHIOPIA PSI CYPs 0 0 86 PAKISTAN MSI CYPs 0 0 87 ZAIRE PSI CYPs 202,487 110,778 88 INDIA World Health Partners CYPs 0 0 89 CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE) DKT CYPs 0 0 90 TANZANIA MSI CYPs 0 0 91 VIETNAM PSI CYPs 0 0 92 JAMAICA JNFPB/WHS CYPs 61,196 63,245 93 CHAD PSI CYPs 0 0 94 TURKEY DKT CYPs 0 0 95 PERU PSI/APPRENDE CYPs 0 0 96 MOZAMBIQUE DKT CYPs 0 0 97 NICARAGUA PROFAMILIA CYPs 0 0 98 GHANA DKT CYPs 0 0 99 CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE) PMS CYPs 0 0 100 MEXICO PROFAM/PSI CYPs 97,800 126,900 101 HONDURAS PSI CYPs 0 0 102 EL SALVADOR PSI CYPs 0 0 CENTRAL AMERICA 103 Supported by PSI CYPs 0 0 REGIONAL 104 SWAZILAND PSI CYPs 0 0 105 NEPAL MSI CYPs 0 0 106 NAMIBIA MSI CYPs 0 0 107 JORDAN SOMARC CYPs 0 0 108 BURUNDI PSI CYPs 0 22,519 109 PAKISTAN DKT CYPs 0 0 110 ALBANIA I MSI CYPs 0 0 111 NIGER GFA Medica CYPs 0 0 112 ERITREA PSI CYPs 0 0 113 URUGUAY AUPF CYPs 0 0 114 COSTA RICA PROFAMILIA CYPs 0 0 115 NIGER Assoc. Nigerienne de MarketingCYPs Social 0 0 116 PANAMA PSI CYPs 0 0 117 ARGENTINA AAPF CYPs 0 0 118 PHILIPPINES SOMARC CYPs 0 0 119 MEXICO PSI CYPs 0 0 120 KAZAKHSTAN PSI CYPs 0 0 121 THAILAND DKT CYPs 0 0 122 MALAWI MSI CYPs 0 0 123 SENEGAL PSI CYPs 0 0 124 CUBA PSI CYPs 0 0 125 RUSSIA PSI CYPs 0 0 126 ECUADOR PROSALUD CYPs 0 0 127 NIGERIA FPIA CYPs 0 132,502 128 BOLIVIA APRENDE CYPs 0 0 129 CHINA PSI CYPs 0 0 130 CHINA TFG CYPs 0 0 131 NAMIBIA PSI CYPs 0 0 132 MOROCCO DKT CYPs 0 0 133 COSTA RICA ASDECOSTA CYPs 29,372 38,000 134 SOUTH SUDAN PSI CYPs 0 0 135 KENYA MSI CYPs 0 0 136 MEXICO COPLAFAM/SOMARC CYPs 55,794 28,461 137 INDIA MSI CYPs 0 0 138 BOLIVIA SOMARC CYPs 10,608 18,271 139 ALBANIA I PSI CYPs 0 0 140 THAILAND PDA CYPs 62,641 0 141 COSTA RICA PSI I CYPs 0 0 142 ZIMBABWE SOMARC CYPs 19,886 19,967 143 PAPUA NEW GUINEA PSI CYPs 0 0 144 UZBEKISTAN SOMARC CYPs 0 0 145 BOLIVIA PROSALUD CYPs 0 0 146 KAZAKHSTAN SOMARC CYPs 0 0 147 TAJIKISTAN PSI CYPs 0 0 CURACAO0ARUBA0ST 148 PROSALUD CYPs 0 0 MARTEEN 149 CHINA DKT II CYPs 0 0 150 BURKINA FASO MSI CYPs 0 0 151 KOSOVO PSI CYPs 0 0 152 COSTA RICA PSI II CYPs 0 0 153 CHILE FARMAGE CYPs 0 0 154 NIGER SOMARC CYPs 0 0 155 THAILAND PSI CYPs 0 0 156 PACIFIC ISLANDS FPIA CYPs 0 0 Contraceptive Social Marketing Statistics Over Time 1991-2013 This spreadsheet presents the data from DKT International's Contraceptive Social Marketing Statistics reports from 1991, all in one convenient location. * 1 CYP equals 100 Condoms; 200 Free Condoms; 14 Pill cycles; 4 Injections (3 mos) or 6 Injections (2 mos) or 12 Injections (1 mo); 20 Female Condoms; 14 EC; .33 Implants; .23 IUDs; .59 MA Doses; .0208 MVA Kits; 16 Miso. 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 10,854,704 12,711,094 13,878,274 14,360,167 16,199,415 18,415,912 20,637,638 23,449,567 3,109,162 2,162,311 2,430,925 2,930,743 3,818,314 3,725,014 4,223,011 3,752,143 0 0 0 0 1,900,000 2,193,071 2,773,925 3,018,791 0 0 0 14,895 101,018 181,143 292,694 574,739 531,561 985,463 1,161,036 739,943 718,827 906,406 950,901 1,380,388 390,228 484,304 587,829 904,082 1,088,704 1,272,803 688,431 904,143 29,252 70,688 114,526 154,529 217,989 503,232 821,294 976,559 306,440 224,751 370,270 165,113 298,737 471,552 636,634 777,476 117,876 172,932 198,329 207,340 300,788 395,877 502,621 589,263 59,415 87,629 99,791 128,328 150,299 250,169 346,822 427,753 1,150,345 1,008,887 870,303 834,524 802,405 579,249 646,362 683,706 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 848,640 868,700 1,198,876 1,217,242 1,728,336 1,572,704 1,703,995 1,848,304 67,583 115,680 182,722 268,763 335,998 427,598 446,736 584,783 2,155,527 2,401,063 2,669,569 2,289,722 35,591 72,023 270,823 472,629 452,049 546,263 500,281 501,489 0 37,541 107,914 119,271 111,233 119,176 186,033 197,694 103,475 120,007 41,165 105,769 170,960 303,040 420,105 512,805 0 0 0 43,041 125,581 186,436 318,090 431,092 0 13,587 15,408 24,730 26,669 37,963 41,190 52,829 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 331,063 389,581 52,143 621,966 672,109 0 0 50,318 95,155 107,465 126,203 145,209 190,715 18,027 50,419 60,089 47,616 78,521 102,975 121,063 139,661 0 0 0 0 25,174 53,496 109,296 136,695 0 0 0 0 29,500 3,541 57,482 77,515 0 0 0 0 17,662 31,962 68,068 78,761 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10,011 84,225 104,238 47,091 66,007 62,733 75,313 81,334 77,269 94,075 122,691 19,879 59,857 80,722 129,077 144,770 144,849 150,923 234,504 87,343 109,989 119,345 103,440 104,344 143,751 179,066 132,498 147,933 145,171 150,780 133,105 134,198 128,860 141,747 154,230 0 125,006 346,264 151,236 231,624 409,547 210,314 200,543 57,558 72,713 76,093 94,350 124,168 75,970 127,932 160,971 100,492 105,349 119,513 132,273 135,819 165,350 159,419 251,677 26,487 0 179,568 175,363 93,186 231,410 546,128 507,528 58,565 89,292 108,068 125,787 166,913 214,745 258,443 248,200 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 21,028 40,863 104,123 86,724 98,625 89,501 0 1,937,520 567,923 405,697 11,225 0 0 0 31,756 51,710 65,835 75,700 95,295 102,006 109,710 134,375 46,305 47,462 48,173 32,164 55,334 48,778 52,742 166,880 39,789 37,266 50,473 44,641 90,012 87,318 103,784 144,085 223,919 78,871 91,091 111,681 82,723 28,229 45,615 55,670 55,480 0 0 0 0 70,683 122,060 122,811 133,222 19,878 13,981 28,226 33,770 40,576 40,287 66,848 83,742 13,477 16,854 22,755 25,063 30,817 40,857 67,880 66,741 263,317 235,116 279,549 295,536 363,622 366,819 0 22,718 44,034 29,790 36,660 55,737 75,146 88,478 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 53,837 72,325 86,207 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 108,975 123,999 211,889 147,776 151,684 190,775 0 212,585 0 0 46,433 58,168 57,490 71,607 45,068 57,266 50,258 26,107 56,130 38,241 44,871 25,017 39,241 21,974 36,398 56,534 71,523 85,834 57,953 103,032 106,828 107,977 0 0 0 177,847 153,008 229,477 261,332 710,575 10,634 0 10,387 28,591 24,282 36,165 29,206 33,130 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 85,467 75,015 85,977 86,719 99,984 89,106 77,418 79,567 50,840 3,493 42,914 43,161 50,582 55,466 51,109 55,778 14,448 37,553 61,787 57,819 95,635 102,323 169,062 172,179 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18,373 29,293 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24,457 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13,807 18,916 23,923 20,004 15,466 10,206 11,931 21,357 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15,105 17,245 23,514 24,342 31,939 10,163 12,828 22,328 16,255 22,997 24,229 27,446 21,681 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15,907 18,374 0 0 29,877 51,869 92,667 82,049
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