The impact of family planning on maternal mortality in Indonesia: what future contribution can be expected?

Table 6 Estimated number of deaths averted by the family planning, 2017–2030, under scenario 2

Year	WRA Base	WRA S2	GFR Base	GFR S2	MMR Base	MMR S2	MD Base	MD S2	MDA	% MDA
2017	71,019,837	71,019,837	73	73	255	255	13,251	13,251	-	-
2018	71,891,381	71,891,381	73	70	252	246	13,247	12,477	770	5.8
2019	72,759,365	72,759,365	73	70	249	239	13,241	12,107	1133	8.6
2020	73,623,790	73,623,790	73	69	247	233	13,231	11,745	1487	11.2
2021	74,484,656	74,484,656	73	68	244	226	13,220	11,388	1832	13.9
2022	75,341,963	75,341,963	73	67	241	219	13,206	11,038	2168	16.4
2023	76,195,710	76,195,710	73	66	239	212	13,189	10,694	2496	18.9
2024	77,045,898	77,045,898	72	65	236	205	13,171	10,356	2815	21.4
2025	77,892,526	77,892,526	72	65	234	199	13,150	10,023	3127	23.8
2026	78,735,596	78,735,596	72	64	231	192	13,127	9,696	3431	26.1
2027	79,575,106	79,575,106	72	64	229	185	13,102	9,373	3729	28.5
2028	80,411,057	80,411,057	72	63	226	178	13,075	9,056	4020	30.7
2029	81,243,448	81,243,448	72	63	224	171	13,047	8,742	4305	33.0
2030	82,072,280	82,072,280	72	62	221	164	13,016	8,431	4584	35.2
2017–2030							184.274	148,377	35,897	19.5

S2: CPR to increase from 63% in 2017 to 70% in 2030, and the unmet need to decrease from 10% in 2017 to 7% in 2030

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