Does locality have more impact than ethnicity on contraceptive use?

Ethnicity and locality influence contraceptive use are important in family planning programs. As ethnicity is unmodifiable, the may be left to help promote use. This study aimed determine whether impacts more than ethnicity. The prevalence ratios of (11 categories) (14 regions) for top three methods were estimated from Nepal Demographic Health Survey dataset 2016. had a greater impact on male condom injection practices In contrast, both strongly influenced female sterilization; however, locality. Our findings suggest that, depending method, activities should adapted that careful consideration required sterilization.