Types of Postpartum Contraception Used by Mothers of Infants in Indonesia

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Nabilah Muhamad 28/05/2025 18:06 WIB

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According to a survey by the Indonesian Ministry of Health, the most widely used postpartum contraception among Indonesian mothers of infants is contraceptive injection or family planning injection.

Proportion of Indonesian Mothers of Infants Using Contraception Postpartum by Type (2024)*

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Proportion of Indonesian Mothers of Infants Using Contraception Postpartum by Type (2024)*

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According to a survey by the Ministry of Health, 26.4% of mothers with toddlers in Indonesia use contraception after childbirth.

The following are the proportions of Indonesian mothers with toddlers using postpartum contraception, by type:

* Contraceptive injection: 48.8%

* IUD/coil: 15.8%

* Female sterilization: 15.1%

* Implant/subdermal implant: 11.4%

* Pill: 7.5%

* Condom: 1.5%

Meanwhile, the proportion of mothers with toddlers participating in the postpartum family planning (KB) program using male sterilization is only 0.1%.

In 2024, Central Kalimantan had the highest national proportion of mothers with toddlers using postpartum contraception, reaching 41.9%. This was followed by North Sulawesi at 40.1% and West Java at 35.7%.

The Ministry of Health conducted this survey in 38 provinces and 514 regencies/cities across Indonesia, involving a sample of 345,000 households with toddlers.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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