The aim and objectives of contraceptive methods are multi-faceted:
1. Prevent Unintended Pregnancies: The primary goal is to provide effective means of preventing unintended pregnancies.
2. Family Planning: Allows individuals and couples to plan the timing and size of their families, contributing to better health and economic stability.
3. Health Benefits: Some contraceptive methods also offer health benefits, such as reducing the risk of certain cancers and treating menstrual disorders.
4. Empowerment and Autonomy: Providing people, especially women, with the ability to control their reproductive health and make informed choices.
5. Reducing Abortion Rates: By preventing unintended pregnancies, contraceptives can reduce the need for abortions.
6. Improving Maternal and Child Health: By allowing for optimal spacing between pregnancies, contraceptives can improve the health outcomes for both mothers and children.

By achieving these objectives, contraceptive methods contribute to overall reproductive health and well-being.