This survey is on measuring access and performance (MAP) availability, depth of availability and coverage of DKT/E Products in West Arsi, Silti, and Guraghe Zones was done by DKT Ethiopia. This survey was aimed to measure the availability, depth of availability, and coverage of DKT/E products and promotional materials, intention to stock DKT/E products, and exposure to training in public and private pharmaceutical and clinical outlets in 30 market towns of selected zones. The result of this end-line survey revealed the following issues. 

1. Seventy-eight percent of outlets carry condoms and 63% carry OCP, 62% carry injectable contraceptives, 54% carry EC, and 59% carry ORS. Twenty percent or less carry LTCM and other maternal Health Products (OMHP); the availability of LTCM is higher in clinical outlets and OMHP in pharmaceutical outlets.  Materials promoting Sensation and Choice are most common (44% and 50% of outlets, respectively, carry materials for these products), followed by promotional materials for Hiwot Trust, Style, I-plan, Confidence, and Post pill, which are found in 27 – 40% of outlets.
2. Seventy- five percent of outlets carry three or more DKT/E product categories and 37% carry five (5) or more DKT/E product categories. Outlets in Gurage are twice as likely to carry five or more product categories.  Thirty-four percent of outlets carry at least three DKT/E products and corresponding promotional materials and 11% carry five or more DKT/E product categories / corresponding promotional materials.  Forty percent of market towns achieved the coverage standard, meaning that in 40% of market towns, at least 90% of outlets had three (3) or more product categories. Among outlets not currently stocking a DKT/E product category, 50 – 80% intend to stock DKT/E condoms, OCPs, injectable contraceptives, EC, and ORS in the future. An additional 40 – 50% intend to stock LTCM, OMHP, and lubricant.
3. Less than 30% of outlets have been trained by DKT/E; at the same time, one of the main reasons cited by outlets for not carrying DKT/E products is a lack of skill/knowledge, suggesting training is maybe an important determinant of whether an outlet carries DKT/E products. Ninety percent of provide FP services, of which 90% provide short-term methods and 35% LTCM. Sixty percent of providing OCP and injectable contraceptives to 10 – 50 clients per month. Almost half of the clinical outlets are open seven (7) days per week. Fifty-five percent of clinical outlets have been trained on IUCD, implants or both products. Clinics have been trained in roughly equal proportions by the Government, DKT/E, IFHP, and MSIE.

• Access and Performance
• availability
• Coverage
• DKT Products
• West Arsi Zones
• Silti Zones
• Guraghe Zones
• Ethiopia

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This survey dataset on measuring access and performance (MAP) availability, depth of availability, and coverage of DKT/E Products in West Arsi, Silti, and Guraghe Zones was done by DKT Ethiopia conducted in 147 outlets from 30 public and private pharmaceutical and clinical outlets.  The availability of condoms, oral contraceptive pills (OCP), injectable contraceptives, emergency contraceptives (EC), and Long-term Contraceptive methods (LTCM) in the outlets was assessed.  Generally, this survey measures the availability, depth of availability, and coverage of DKT/E products and promotional materials, intention to stock DKT/E products, and exposure to training in public and private pharmaceutical and clinical outlets in 30 market towns of selected zones.

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