This survey on measuring access and performance (MAP) availability, depth of availability, and coverage of DKT/E Products in Ethiopia 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 1,395 outlets in Ethiopia. The result of this end line survey showed the following.

1. 90% of pharmaceutical and clinical outlets in Ethiopia carry condoms, oral contraceptive pills (OCP), and ORS. Approximately 80% carry injectable and emergency contraceptives (EC). Only 5% of outlets carry long-term contraceptive methods. Ninety-five percent of pharmaceutical outlets in big towns carry condoms and ORS and 98% carry OCP. Eighty-one percent carry injectable contraceptives and 90% carry EC. LTCM is available in less than 3% of outlets in big towns.
2. The presence of promotional materials for LTCM and OMHP is much less than for other materials. Ninety-three percent of outlets in Ethiopia carry three (3) or more DKT/E product categories. In market towns, 88% of pharmaceutical and 93% of clinical outlets carry three (3) or more product categories. In big towns, 97% of outlets carry three (3) or more product categories and 72% carry five (5) or more product categories.
3. Seventy-seven percent of market towns and big town kebeles meet the coverage standard for condoms, 81% for OCP, and 77% for ORS. Roughly 45% of market towns and big town kebeles meet the quality of coverage standard for these product categories, except in the case of ORS. For ORS, only 6% of EAs achieve the quality of coverage standard. Fifty-six percent of EAs in market towns and big town kebeles achieve the coverage Standard, including 63% of market towns and 45% of big town kebeles. Roughly 15% of EAs achieve the quality of coverage standard for injectable contraceptives. Forty-six percent of EAs achieve the coverage standard for EC. Coverage for this product category is higher in EAs in big towns (65%) than in market towns (31%). Only 13% of EAs achieve the quality of coverage standard for EC.
4. In terms of LTCM, including IUCD and implants, as well as OMHP, roughly 5% of EAs achieve the coverage standard and 1 – 2 % achieve the quality of coverage standard. Only three percent (3%) of EAs achieve the coverage standard for lubricant and no EA achieves the quality of coverage standard for this product category. Approximately 50 – 70% of outlets in Ethiopia that do not currently carry a DKT/E product category intend to do so in the future, except in the case of LTCM and OMHP. For these product categories, 15 – 25% of outlets intend to stock them in the future.
5. Nearly 30% of outlets in market towns and 25% of outlets in big towns have been trained by DKT/E1. In market towns in East Tigray, over 50% of outlets have been trained by DKT/E, the highest rate for any sales territory. In contrast, in Somali and Beninshangul-Gumuz, 8% and 15% of outlets, respectively, have been trained by DKT/E. In a big town in Tigray, over 50% of outlets have been trained by DKT/E, the highest rate for any sales territory. In big towns in Somali, 5% of outlets have been trained by DKT/E.

• Access and Performance
• availability
• Coverage
• DKT Products
• 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 Ethiopia was done by DKT Ethiopia conducted in 1,395 outlets from 219 market towns and 163 kebeles in the big towns of which 1,064 were pharmaceutical and the remaining 331 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, coverage of DKT/E products and promotional materials, and intention to stock DKT/E products.

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