Disparities in contraceptive preferences among Bangladeshi women: a multilevel logistic regression study

Contraceptive preferences among non-using but intending women in Bangladesh are shaped by a complex interplay of individual and regional factors. Programs aiming to reduce unmet need and method discontinuation should adopt tailored strategies that consider age, education, parity, and regional disparities. Enhancing method choice, promoting female education, and improving service delivery in underserved regions are essential for achieving reproductive health equity and advancing national and global family planning goals.