The ranking, compiled by the European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights, evaluates 46 European countries based on factors such as cost reimbursement by the health system, availability of counselling, and the level of information provided by authorities.
Each country receives a percentage reflecting its performance. Poland ranked lowest, with a contraception availability score of 33.2%, behind Hungary (40.0%), Cyprus (42.1%) and Russia (42.8%). The highest scores were in France (93.2%), Luxembourg (93.2%) and the UK (91.6%).
