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total population)<br/></a><br/>age at female genital mutilation among young girls, at age 1-4<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning, married or in union women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for spacing, sexually active unmarried women<br/></a><br/>percentage of population living in rented dwellings<br/></a><br/>median age at first marriage, males age 20-49/54/59<br/></a><br/>early sex before age 15 among men aged 20-24<br/></a><br/>population distribution by sociodemographic characteristics, young men<br/></a><br/>age difference between couples, &lt;5 years<br/></a><br/>gender parity index, percentage of population age 18+ with secondary completed<br/></a><br/>marital status among adolescents, females, divorced<br/></a><br/>age difference between couples, 5-9 years<br/></a><br/>population distribution by sociodemographic characteristics, young people<br/></a><br/>population ages 5-29 (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for 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ages 70-79 (% of female population)<br/></a><br/>percentage of population age 18+ with primary education complete<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for modern methods, all women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>children age 10-14 living with father only<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for limiting, sexually active unmarried women<br/></a><br/>percentage of people aged 20-24 who married/in union before age 18<br/></a><br/>singulate mean age at marriage/union<br/></a><br/>method mix, condom<br/></a><br/>contraceptive prevalence rate, modern methods, women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>median age at first marriage, females age 20-49<br/></a><br/>sexual and reproductive health laws and regulations: section 4: hiv and hpv<br/></a><br/>child dependency ratio (age 0-19 / age 20-69)<br/></a><br/>sexual and reproductive health laws and regulations<br/></a><br/>children age 10-14 living with mother, father dead<br/></a><br/>demand for family planning satisfied by modern methods, married or in union women<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for modern methods for spacing, sexually active unmarried women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>contraceptive prevalence rate, married or in union women<br/></a><br/>gender parity index, percentage of population age 25+ with secondary completed<br/></a><br/>female population age 65+ (% of female population)<br/></a><br/>percentage of persons age 70-79 who live alone in one-person household<br/></a><br/>percentage of persons age 15+ in the labor force that is employed<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for spacing, all women<br/></a><br/>population ages 10-14 (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>male population ages 60-69 (% of male population)<br/></a><br/>demand for family planning satisfied by modern methods, sexually active unmarried women<br/></a><br/>adolescent birth rate<br/></a><br/>child dependency ratio (age 0-24 / age 25-69)<br/></a><br/>universal health coverage (uhc) service coverage index<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for spacing, sexually active unmarried women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>prevalence of female genital mutilation among young girls age 0-14<br/></a><br/>percentage of persons age 70-79 who live with spouse in two-person household<br/></a><br/>children age 10-14 living with neither parent, father alive<br/></a><br/>female population ages 60-69 (% of female population)<br/></a><br/>proportion of youth not in education, employment or training<br/></a><br/>method mix, female condom<br/></a><br/>percentage of the population age 15+ that is literate <br/></a><br/>performer of female genital mutilation, by a nurse/midwife<br/></a><br/>percentage of persons age 80+ who live with spouse in two-person household<br/></a><br/>gender parity index, percentage of population age 18+ with university completed<br/></a><br/>male population age 80+ (% of male population)<br/></a><br/>contraceptive prevalence rate, modern methods, sexually active unmarried women<br/></a><br/>gender parity index, percentage of population age 25+ with primary completed<br/></a><br/>caesarean section planned before onset of labor pains<br/></a><br/>maternal mortality ratio<br/></a><br/>ratio of literate women to literate men age 25-64<br/></a><br/>sex ratio by five-year age groups<br/></a><br/>early sex before age 18 among women aged 20-24<br/></a><br/>neonatal mortality rate<br/></a><br/>population age 80+ (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>percentage of people widowed<br/></a><br/>percentage of the population age 25-64 that is literate <br/></a><br/>condom use at last high-risk sex, multiple sexual partners, males<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning, sexually active unmarried women<br/></a><br/>percentage of population age 25+ with secondary education complete<br/></a><br/>dependency ratio (age 0-24, age 70+ / age 25-69)<br/></a><br/>method mix, emergency contraception<br/></a><br/>percentage of the population age 65+ that is literate <br/></a><br/>proportion of women aged 15-19 who ever had sex<br/></a><br/>children age 10-14 living with both parents<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for limiting, all women<br/></a><br/>contraceptive prevalence rate, modern methods, married or in union women<br/></a><br/>percentage of households that own a television<br/></a><br/>sexual and reproductive health laws and regulations: section1: maternity care<br/></a><br/>population age 60+ (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>percentage of households headed by children (under 18 years)<br/></a><br/>performer of female genital mutilation, by a traditional agent<br/></a><br/>median age at first marriage/union<br/></a><br/>method mix, injections<br/></a><br/>percentage of households with access to electricity<br/></a><br/>prevalence of orphanhood: children age 10-14 who are orphans - mother, father or both dead<br/></a><br/>percentage of people with disabilities<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning, sexually active unmarried women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>low birth weight<br/></a><br/>age difference between couples, 10+ years<br/></a><br/>dependency ratio<br/></a><br/>percentage of children who live with only father<br/></a><br/>percentage of children who live with neither mother nor father<br/></a><br/>marital status among adolescents, females, never married<br/></a><br/>sex ratio at birth<br/></a><br/>percentage of population age 18+ with university education complete<br/></a><br/>population age 70+ (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>unmet need for family planning for spacing, all women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>marital status among adolescents, females, married or in union<br/></a><br/>child dependency ratio (age 0-24 / age 25-64)<br/></a><br/>marital status among adolescents, females, not living together<br/></a><br/>population ages 5-17 (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>percentage of population age 18+ with secondary education complete<br/></a><br/>population ages 0-17 (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>method mix, implants<br/></a><br/>early sex before age 15 among women aged 20-24<br/></a><br/>percentage of population age 25+ with primary education complete<br/></a><br/>percentage of population age 25+ with less than primary education complete<br/></a><br/>old-age dependency ratio<br/></a><br/>age at female genital mutilation among young girls, at age 10-14<br/></a><br/>demand for family planning satisfied, all women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>prevalence of female genital mutilation among young girls age 10-14<br/></a><br/>proportion of men aged 15-19 who are sexually active<br/></a><br/>contraceptive prevalence rate, modern methods, all women<br/></a><br/>median age at first marriage, females age 25-49<br/></a><br/>new hiv infections per 1,000 uninfected population<br/></a><br/>children age 10-14 with missing information on whether father/mother alive<br/></a><br/>demand for family planning satisfied by modern methods, all women aged 15-24<br/></a><br/>percentage of households headed by persons age 65 or older<br/></a><br/>dependency ratio (age 0-19, age 65+ / age 20-64)<br/></a><br/>population ages 0-4 (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>age-specific fertility rate per 1,000 women<br/></a><br/>performer of female genital mutilation, by a traditional birth attendant<br/></a><br/>population ages 15-19 (% of total population)<br/></a><br/>population distribution by sociodemographic characteristics, young women<br/></a><br/>percentage of women aged 20-24 who gave birth before age 15<br/></a><br/>median age at first marriage, females age 15+<br/></a><br/>intimate partner violence, past 12 months<br/></a><br/>percentage of children that reside in same household with the mother<br/></a><br/>decision making on consensual sexual relations<br/></a><br/>gender parity index, percentage of population age 25+ with less than primary completed<br/></a><br/>age at female genital mutilation, at age 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