For example, some women living in rural areas may be using family planning methods while being in a post-partum infecund state, or some may be using a family planning method during the post-induced abortion period. First of all, programme managers in Viet Nam need to offer a wider network of family planning services at the grass-root level, especially with regard to supplying spacing methods. This would help to bring down the high use of traditional methods and the number of induced abortions, which can in part be attributed to the high failure rate of traditional family planning methods. It is important to note that the findings show that 64 per cent of induced abortion seekers were using some form of a family planning method, with the predominant one being traditional.