The data describes the percentage of sexually active or married adolescent women aged 15 to 19 years in developing regions worldwide who wanted to postpone birth by at least two years, but didn't use contraceptives, as of 2016. In that year 60 percent, or 38 million, teenage girls who were married or sexually active did not use contraceptives, despite not wanting to become pregnant.
Not using modern contraceptives | 60 |
Using modern contraceptives | 40 |