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Study

Representative Study – Contraceptive Behaviour 2023

05/2023 - 12/2023
The representative repeat survey "Contraceptive Behaviour of Adults" was continued in May 2023 with a new survey of adults. It is essentially a repetition of the studies on contraceptive behaviour conducted in 2003, 2007, 2011 and 2018 on behalf of the BZgA.

Project participants

Team lead

Dr. Sara Scharmanski, BZgA
Arthur Guzy, Kantar Public

Client

Federal Centre for Health Education (BZgA)

Data collection

Kantar Public
https://www.veriangroup.com

Period of data collection

August 2023 to September 2023

Target group / Sample

Sexually active population between the ages of 18 and 49

1,001 interviews, of which 500 were with men and 500 with women

 

Objectives

  • Monitoring current contraceptive behaviour

  • Attitudes towards hormonal contraceptives

  • Use of emergency contraception ('morning-after pill')

  • Insight into respondents’ information behaviour, preferred sources of information and knowledge about contraception

  • Regular repetition of the study to enable valid statements on developments and changes in attitudes and behaviour

Methodology / Research design

Survey method: telephone interviews (CATI)

The survey took place in August and September 2023.

The Federal Centre for Health Education (BZgA) commissioned a new representative survey of women and men on their contraceptive behaviour and knowledge. The survey was conducted in summer 2023.

Within the scope of the study, on the one hand, it was determined which procedures and methods of contraception are used by adult women and men. On the other hand, the information behaviour, the preferred sources of information as well as the knowledge of the respondents on the topic of contraception were of interest.

A total of about 1,001 sexually active women and men aged 18 to 49 participated in the study. The survey was conducted with the help of computer-assisted telephone interviews.

The first results will be available at the end of 2023.

Central Results

Contraceptive Behaviour of Adults 2023

Representative Survey

Condoms and the contraceptive pill are still the most important contraceptive methods and the use of the pill…

Contraceptive behaviour of adults 2023

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