The effects of geographical accessibility to health facilities on antenatal care and delivery services utilization in Benin: a cross-sectional study

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Mariam Tanou
Takaaki Kishida
Yusuke Kamiya
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[1] Ministry of Infrastructure,Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies
[2] Kobe University,Faculty of Economics
[3] Ryukoku University,undefined
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Reproductive Health | / 18卷
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Geographical accessibility; Distance; Travel time; Altitude; Antenatal care; Delivery services; Geographic Information System; Benin;
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Maternal and neonatal mortality rates are still high in many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa. Antenatal care (ANC) visits and institutional delivery with skilled birth attendants are important to prevent maternal and neonatal deaths. Nevertheless, women’s utilization of ANC and delivery services has decreased recently in Benin, a country where the southern and northern parts belong to different geographical zones.
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