The most recent data show that fully meeting the need for contraception for 214 million women in developing regions, who currently want to avoid pregnancy but are not using a modern method, would avert an additional 67 million unintended pregnancies in 2017, beyond the 308 million averted due to current use. Moreover, unplanned births would decline from 30 million to 7 million per year, and induced abortions would reduce from 48 million to 12 million per year.