A recent report from the Ministry of Health (MoH) reveals that 46% of Kenyan women aged 15-49 desire no more children or wish to be sterilized, highlighting a significant shift in fertility preferences due to increased family planning uptake. This indicates a high demand for contraceptive services across the country.

• 76% of Kenyan women require contraception, with 63% currently using some form of family planning.
• The MoH's National Update on Family Planning Program in Kenya reported that 57% of women use modern family planning methods, including 20% using injectables and 19% using implants.
• The National Financial Planning aims to increase funding for sustainable access to family planning commodities and services, and enhance uptake among special groups ahead of World Contraception Day 2025.