Title: | Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2017-18 Data for Punjab, Pakistan |
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Description: | Provides data set and function for exploration of Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2017-18 data for Punjab, Pakistan. The results of the present survey are critically important for the purposes of SDG monitoring, as the survey produces information on 32 global SDG indicators. The data was collected from 53,840 households selected at the second stage with systematic random sampling out of a sample of 2,692 clusters selected using Probability Proportional to size sampling. Six questionnaires were used in the survey: (1) a household questionnaire to collect basic demographic information on all de jure household members (usual residents), the household, and the dwelling; (2) a water quality testing questionnaire administered in three households in each cluster of the sample; (3) a questionnaire for individual women administered in each household to all women age 15-49 years; (4) a questionnaire for individual men administered in every second household to all men age 15-49 years; (5) an under-5 questionnaire, administered to mothers (or caretakers) of all children under 5 living in the household; and (6) a questionnaire for children age 5-17 years, administered to the mother (or caretaker) of one randomly selected child age 5-17 years living in the household. |
Authors: | Muhammad Yaseen [aut, cre] |
Maintainer: | Muhammad Yaseen <[email protected]> |
License: | GPL-3 |
Version: | 1.2.0 |
Built: | 2024-12-11 07:29:49 UTC |
Source: | CRAN |
PakPMICS2018bh
data of Birth History of Children questionnaire, MICS Punjab, 2014.
A data frame with 157899 rows and 62 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
WM1
Cluster number
WM2
Household number
WMINT
Interviewer number
WM3
Woman's line number
LN
Line number
BH0
Line Number
BH2
Twins
BH3
Sex of child
BH4D
Day of birth
BH4M
Month of birth
BH4Y
Year of birth
BH4A
Premature birth (Birth before 37 weeks of pregnancy)
BH5
Still alive
BH6
Age of child
BH7
Living with respondent
BH8
Line number of child in HH
BH9U
Age at death (units)
BH9N
Age at death (number)
BH10
Any other between births
BH4C
Date of birth of child (CMC)
BH4F
Date flag for BH4C
BH9C
Age at death months (imputed)
BH9F
Date flag for BH9C
HH4
Supervisor number
HH6
Area
WDOI
Date of interview women (CMC)
WDOB
Date of birth of woman (CMC)
majorcity
majorcity
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
hh6r
Area
suburban
suburban
hh7
Districts
BHLN
BHLN
brthord
Birth order
magebrt
Mother's age at birth
birthint
Previous birth interval
welevel
Mother's education
disability
Functional difficulties (age 18-49 years)
insurance
Health insurance
BH4D_first
Day of birth
BH4M_first
Month of birth
BH4Y_first
Year of birth
BH6_first
Age of child
BH3_last
Sex of newborns
BH4D_last
Day of birth
BH4M_last
Month of birth
BH4Y_last
Year of birth
BH6_last
Age of child
wmweight
Woman's sample weight
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS
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PakPMICS2018ch
provides data set and function for exploration of Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2017-18 Children Under Five questionnaire data for Punjab, Pakistan. The results of the present survey are critically important for the purposes of SDG monitoring, as the survey produces information on 32 global SDG indicators. The data was collected from 53,840 households selected at the second stage with systematic random sampling out of a sample of 2,692 clusters selected using Probability Proportional to size sampling. Six questionnaires were used in the survey:
1. a household questionnaire to collect basic demographic information on all de jure household members (usual residents), the household, and the dwelling;
2. a water quality testing questionnaire administered in three households in each cluster of the sample;
3. a questionnaire for individual women administered in each household to all women age 15-49 years;
4. a questionnaire for individual men administered in every second household to all men age 15-49 years;
5. an under-5 questionnaire, administered to mothers (or caretakers) of all children under 5 living in the household; and
6. a questionnaire for children age 5-17 years, administered to the mother (or caretaker) of one randomly selected child age 5-17 years living in the household.
A data frame with 42408 rows and 420 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
LN
Line number
UF1
Cluster number
UF2
Household number
UF3
Child's line number
UFINT
Interviewer number
UF4
Mother / Caretaker's line number
UF5
Interviewer number
UF6
Supervisor's number
UF7D
Day of interview
UF7M
Month of interview
UF7Y
Year of interview
UF9
Household interviewer
UF10
Consent
UF17
Result of interview for children under 5
UF8H
Start of interview - Hour
UF8M
Start of interview - Minutes
UF11H
End of interview - Hour
UF11M
End of interview - Minutes
UF12
Language of the questionnaire
UF13
Language of the interview
UF14
Native language of the respondent
UF15
Translator used
UFHINT
Household interviewer
UB1D
Day of birth of child
UB1M
Month of birth of child
UB1Y
Year of birth of child
UB2
Age of child
UB6
Ever attended pre-school/katchi/ECE programe
UB7
Attended early childhood education programme anytime since the beginning of current school year
UB8
Currently attending early childhood education programme
UB9
Covered by any health insurance
UB10A
Health insurance - Public-health organization / Community-based health insurance
UB10B
Health insurance - Health insurance through employer
UB10C
Health insurance - Social security
UB10D
Health insurance - Other privately purchased commercial health insurance
UB10X
Health insurance - Other
UB10NR
Health insurance - No response
BR1
Birth certificate
BR2
Birth registered
BR3
Know how to register birth
EC1
Number of children's books or picture books for child
EC2A
Homemade toys
EC2B
Toys from shops
EC2C
Household objects or outside objects
EC3A
Days left alone for more than one hour
EC3B
Days left in the care of another child, that is someone less than 10 years old, for more than one hour
EC5AA
Read books - Mother
EC5AB
Read books - Father
EC5AX
Read books - Other
EC5AY
Read books - No one
EC5ANR
Read books - No response
EC5BA
Tell stories - Mother
EC5BB
Tell stories - Father
EC5BX
Tell stories - Other
EC5BY
Tell stories - No one
EC5BNR
Tell stories - No response
EC5CA
Sang songs - Mother
EC5CB
Sang songs - Father
EC5CX
Sang songs - Other
EC5CY
Sang songs - No one
EC5CNR
Sang songs - No response
EC5DA
Took outside - Mother
EC5DB
Took outside - Father
EC5DX
Took outside - Other
EC5DY
Took outside - No one
EC5DNR
Took outside - No response
EC5EA
Played with - Mother
EC5EB
Played with - Father
EC5EX
Played with - Other
EC5EY
Played with - No one
EC5ENR
Played with - No response
EC5FA
Named/counted - Mother
EC5FB
Named/counted - Father
EC5FX
Named/counted - Other
EC5FY
Named/counted - No one
EC5FNR
Named/counted - No response
EC6
Child identifies at least ten letters of the alphabet
EC7
Child reads at least four simple, popular words
EC8
Child knows name and recognizes symbol of all numbers from 1-10
EC9
Child able to pick up small object with 2 fingers
EC10
Child sometimes too sick to play
EC11
Child follows simple directions
EC12
Child able to do something independently
EC13
Child gets along well with other children
EC14
Child kicks, bites or hits other children or adults
EC15
Child gets distracted easily
UCD2A
Took away privileges
UCD2B
Explained why behaviour was wrong
UCD2C
Shook child
UCD2D
Shouted, yelled or screamed at child
UCD2E
Gave child something else to do
UCD2F
Spanked, hit or slapped child on bottom with bare hand
UCD2G
Hit child on the bottom or elsewhere with belt, brush, stick, etc.
UCD2H
Called child dumb, lazy or another name
UCD2I
Hit or slapped child on the face, head or ears
UCD2J
Hit or slapped child on the hand, arm or leg
UCD2K
Beat child up as hard as one could
UCD5
Child needs to be physically punished to be brought up properly
UCF2
Child wear glasses
UCF3
Child uses hearing aid
UCF4
Child uses any equipment or receive assistance for walking
UCF7
Child has difficulty seeing
UCF9
Child has difficulty hearing sounds like people voices or music
UCF11
Without using equipment or assistance child has difficulty walking
UCF12
When using equipment or assistance child has difficulty walking
UCF13
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty walking
UCF14
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty picking upsmall objects with his/her hand
UCF15
Child has difficulty understanding parent/caretaker
UCF16
Child has difficulty being understood by parent/caretaker when speaks
UCF17
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty learning things
UCF18
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty playing
UCF19
Compared with children of the same age, how much child kick, bite or hit other children or adults
BD2
Child ever been breastfed
BD3
Child still being breastfed
BD4
Child drank anything from a bottle with a nipple yesterday
BD5
Child drank ORS yesterday
BD6
Child drank or ate vitamin or mineral supplements yesterday
BD7A
Child drank plain water yesterday
BD7B
Child drank juice or juice drinks yesterday
BD7C
Child drank clear broth or clear soup yesterday
BD7D
Child drank infant formula yesterday
BD7D1
Times child drank infant formula
BD7E
Child drank milk yesterday
BD7E1
Times child drank milk
BD7X
Child drank any other liquid yesterday
BD8A
Child drank or ate yogurt yesterday
BD8A1
Times drank or ate yogurt
BD8B
Child ate fortified baby food cerelac etc. yesterday
BD8C
Child ate foods made from grains yesterday
BD8D
Child ate pumpkin, carrots, squash etc. yesterday
BD8E
Child ate white potatoes, white yams, manioc, cassava etc. yesterday
BD8F
Child ate green leafy vegetables yesterday
BD8G
Child ate ripe mangoes, papayas, apricots etc. yesterday
BD8H
Child ate other fruits or vegetables yesterday
BD8I
Child ate liver, kidney, heart or other organ meat yesterday
BD8J
Child ate meat, as beef, lamb, goat, chicken, duck etc. or sausages made from these meats yesterday
BD8K
Child ate eggs yesterday
BD8L
Child ate fresh or dried fish or shellfish yesterday
BD8M
Child ate beans, peas, lentils or nuts or any food made from these yesterday
BD8N
Child ate cheese or other food made from milk yesterday
BD8X
Child ate other solid, semi-solid or soft food yesterday
BD9
Times child ate solid or semi-solid food
BD8DUMMY
Dummy for BD8 explanation
IM2
Vaccination card for child
IM3
Ever had vaccination card
IM5
Card - document seen
IM6BD
Day of BCG immunization
IM6BM
Month of BCG immunization
IM6BY
Year of BCG immunization
IM6P0D
Day of Polio (OPV) (at birth) immunization
IM6P0M
Month of Polio (OPV) (at birth) immunization
IM6P0Y
Year of Polio (OPV) (at birth) immunization
IM6P1D
Day of Polio1 (OPV) immunization
IM6P1M
Month of Polio1 (OPV) immunization
IM6P1Y
Year of Polio1 (OPV) immunization
IM6P2D
Day of Polio2 (OPV) immunization
IM6P2M
Month of Polio2 (OPV) immunization
IM6P2Y
Year of Polio2 (OPV) immunization
IM6P3D
Day of Polio3 (OPV) immunization
IM6P3M
Month of Polio3 (OPV) immunization
IM6P3Y
Year of Polio3 (OPV) immunization
IM6ID
Day of Polio (IPV) immunization
IM6IM
Month of Polio (IPV) immunization
IM6IY
Year of Polio (IPV) immunization
IM6PENTA1D
Day of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 1 immunization
IM6PENTA1M
Month of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 1 immunization
IM6PENTA1Y
Year of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 1 immunization
IM6PENTA2D
Day of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 2 immunization
IM6PENTA2M
Month of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 2 immunization
IM6PENTA2Y
Year of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 2 immunization
IM6PENTA3D
Day of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 3 immunization
IM6PENTA3M
Month of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 3 immunization
IM6PENTA3Y
Year of Pentavalent (DPTHibHepB) 3 immunization
IM6PCV1D
Day of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 1 immunization
IM6PCV1M
Month of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 1 immunization
IM6PCV1Y
Year of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 1 immunization
IM6PCV2D
Day of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 2 immunization
IM6PCV2M
Month of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 2 immunization
IM6PCV2Y
Year of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 2 immunization
IM6PCV3D
Day of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 3 immunization
IM6PCV3M
Month of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 3 immunization
IM6PCV3Y
Year of Pneumococcal (Conjugate) 3 immunization
IM6M1D
Day of Measles-I immunization
IM6M1M
Month of Measles-I immunization
IM6M1Y
Year of Measles-I immunization
IM6M2D
Day of Measles-II immunization
IM6M2M
Month of Measles-II immunization
IM6M2Y
Year of Measles-II immunization
IM8
Participate in any previous campaign
IM9
Child received any other vaccinations during campaigns, immunization days or child health days
IM11
Child ever received any vaccinations
IM12
Participate in previous polio campaign
IM14
Child ever given BCG vaccination
IM16
Child ever given Polio drops
IM17
Polio drops in the first two weeks after birth
IM18
Times received Polio drops
IM19
Child got injection against Polio with last Polio drops
IM20
Child ever given Pentavelent vaccination
IM21
Times received Pentavelent vaccination
IM22
Child ever given Pneumococcal Conjugate vaccination
IM23
Times received Pneumococcal Conjugate vaccination
IM26
Child ever given Measles-I & Measles-II vaccination
IM26A
Number of times
VS1
Received a vitamin a dose like (this/any of these) within the last 6 months
CA1
Child had diarrhoea in last 2 weeks
CA3
Child drank less or more during diarrhoea
CA4
Child ate less or more during diarrhoea
CA5
Sought advice or treatment for the diarrhoea from any source
CA6A
Place sought care: (public sector) Government hospital
CA6B
Place sought care: (public sector) Government health centre
CA6C
Place sought care: (public sector) Government health post/Dispensary
CA6D
Place sought care: Lady health worker (LHW)
CA6E
Place sought care: (public sector) Mobile / Outreach clinic
CA6H
Place sought care: Other public
CA6I
Place sought care: Private hospital / clinic
CA6J
Place sought care: Private physician
CA6K
Place sought care: Private pharmacy
CA6M
Place sought care: Mobile clinic
CA6O
Place sought care: Other private medical
CA6P
Place sought care: Relative / Friend
CA6Q
Place sought care: Shop / Market / Street
CA6R
Place sought care: Traditional practitioner
CA6X
Place sought care: Other
CA6NR
Place sought care: Missing
CA7A
Child given ORS packet solution
CA7B
Child given ORS fluid
CA7C
Child given zinc tablets or syrup
CA7D
Child given government-recommended hommade fluid
CA9A
Place got ORS: (public sector) Government hospital
CA9B
Place got ORS: (public sector) Government health centre
CA9C
Place got ORS: (public sector) Government health post/DISPENSARY
CA9D
Place got ORS: (public sector) LADY HEALTH WORKER (LHW)
CA9E
Place got ORS: (public sector) Mobile / Outreach clinic
CA9H
Place got ORS: Other public
CA9I
Place got ORS: Private hospital / clinic
CA9J
Place got ORS: Private physician
CA9K
Place got ORS: Private pharmacy
CA9M
Place got ORS: Mobile clinic
CA9O
Place got ORS: Other private medical
CA9P
Place got ORS: Relative / Friend
CA9Q
Place got ORS: Shop / Market / Street
CA9R
Place got ORS: Traditional practitioner
CA9X
Place got ORS: Other
CA9Z
Place got ORS: DK /Don't remember
CA9NR
Place got ORS: Missing
CA11A
Place got ORS: (public sector) Government hospital
CA11B
Place got ORS: (public sector) Government health centre
CA11C
Place got ORS: (public sector) Government health post/Dispensary
CA11D
Place got ORS: (public sector) LADY HEALTH WORKER (LHW)
CA11E
Place got ORS: (public sector) Mobile / Outreach clinic
CA11H
Place got ORS: Other public
CA11I
Place got ORS: Private hospital / clinic
CA11J
Place got ORS: Private physician
CA11K
Place got ORS: Private pharmacy
CA11M
Place got ORS: Mobile clinic
CA11O
Place got ORS: Other private medical
CA11P
Place got ORS: Relative / Friend
CA11Q
Place got ORS: Shop / Market / Street
CA11R
Place got ORS: Traditional practitioner
CA11X
Place got ORS: Other
CA11Z
Place got ORS: DK /Don't remember
CA11NR
Place got ORS: Missing
CA12
Anything else given to treat the diarrhoea
CA13A
Other treatment: (Pill or Syrup) Antibiotic
CA13B
Other treatment (pill or syrup): Antimotility (anti-diarrhoea)
CA13G
Other treatment (pill or syrup): Other pill or syrup
CA13H
Other treatment (pill or syrup): Unknown pill or syrup
CA13L
Other treatment (injection): Antibiotic
CA13M
Other treatment (injection): Non-antibiotic
CA13N
Other treatment (injection): Unknown injection
CA13O
Other treatment: Intravenous (IV)
CA13Q
Other treatment: Home remedy / Herbal medicine
CA13X
Other treatment: Other
CA13NR
Other treatment: Missing
CA14
Child ill with fever in last 2 weeks
CA15
Blood taken from finger or heel for testing
CA16
Child ill with cough in last 2 weeks
CA17
Difficulty breathing during illness with cough
CA18
Symptoms due to problem in chest or blocked nose
CA20
Sought advice or treatment for illness
CA21A
Place sought care: (public sector) Government hospital
CA21B
Place sought care: (public sector) Government health centre
CA21C
Place sought care: (public sector) Government health post
CA21D
Place sought care: (public sector) Community health worker (Non Government)
CA21E
Place sought care: (public sector) Mobile / Outreach clinic
CA21H
Place sought care: Other public
CA21I
Place sought care: Private hospital / clinic
CA21J
Place sought care: Private physician
CA21K
Place sought care: Private pharmacy
CA21M
Place sought care: Mobile clinic
CA21O
Place sought care: Other private medical
CA21P
Place sought care: Relative / Friend
CA21Q
Place sought care: Shop / Market / Street
CA21R
Place sought care: Traditional practitioner
CA21X
Place sought care: Other
CA21NR
Place sought care: Missing
CA22
Given medicine to treat this illness
CA23A
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Artemisinin combination therapy (ACT)
CA23B
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: SP / Fansidar
CA23C
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Chloroquine
CA23D
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Amodiaquine
CA23E
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Quinine pills
CA23F
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Quinine injection / IV
CA23G
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Artesunate rectal
CA23H
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Artesunate injection / IV
CA23K
Medicine: Anti-Malarials: Other anti-malarial
CA23L
Medicine: Antibiotics: Amoxicillin
CA23M
Medicine: Antibiotics: Cotrimoxazole
CA23N
Medicine: Antibiotics: Other antibiotic pill / syrup
CA23O
Medicine: Antibiotics: Other antibiotic injection / IV
CA23R
Medicine: Paracetamol / Panadol / Acetaminophen
CA23S
Medicine: Aspirin
CA23T
Medicine: Ibupropfen
CA23X
Medicine: Other
CA23Z
Medicine: DK
CA23NR
Medicine: Missing
CA25A
Place got antibiotics:(public sector) Government hospital
CA25B
Place got antibiotics: (public sector) Government health centre
CA25C
Place got antibiotics: (public sector) Government health post/Dispensary
CA25D
Place got antibiotics: (public sector) Lady Health Worker (LHW)
CA25E
Place got antibiotics: (public sector) Mobile / Outreach clinic
CA25H
Place got antibiotics: Other public
CA25I
Place got antibiotics: Private hospital / clinic
CA25J
Place got antibiotics: Private physician
CA25K
Place got antibiotics: Private pharmacy
CA25M
Place got antibiotics: Mobile clinic
CA25O
Place got antibiotics: Other private medical
CA25P
Place got antibiotics: Relative / Friend
CA25Q
Place got antibiotics: Shop / Market / Street
CA25R
Place got antibiotics: Traditional practitioner
CA25X
Place got antibiotics: Other
CA25Z
Place got antibiotics: DK / Don't remember
CA25NR
Place got antibiotics: Missing
CA27A
Place got anti-malarials:(public sector) Government hospital
CA27B
Place got anti-malarials: (public sector) Government health centre
CA27C
Place got anti-malarials: (public sector) Government health post/Dispensary
CA27D
Place got anti-malarials: (public sector) Lady Health Worker (LHW)
CA27E
Place got anti-malarials: (public sector) Mobile / Outreach clinic
CA27H
Place got anti-malarials: Other public
CA27I
Place got anti-malarials: Private hospital / clinic
CA27J
Place got anti-malarials: Private physician
CA27K
Place got anti-malarials: Private pharmacy
CA27M
Place got anti-malarials: Mobile clinic
CA27O
Place got anti-malarials: Other private medical
CA27P
Place got anti-malarials: Relative / Friend
CA27Q
Place got anti-malarials: Shop / Market / Street
CA27R
Place got anti-malarials: Traditional practitioner
CA27X
Place got anti-malarials: Other
CA27Z
Place got anti-malarials: DK / Don't remember
CA27NR
Place got anti-malarials: Missing
CA29
Got medicine after fever started
CA31
What was done to dispose of the stools
AN1
Cluster number
AN2
Household number
AN3
Child's line number
AN4
Age of child
AN5
Mother's line number
AN6
Interviewer number
AN7
Measurer's identification code
AN8
Child's weight (kilograms)
AN9
Child undressed to the minimum
AN11
Child's length or height (centimetres)
AN12
Child measured lying or standing
AN13D
Day of measurement
AN13M
Month of measurement
AN13Y
Year of measurement
HH4
Supervisor number
HH6
Area
HL4
Sex
ED5A
Highest level of education attended
ED5B
Highest grade attended at that level
CDOI
Date of interview child (CMC)
CDOB
Date of birth of child (CMC)
CAGE
Age (months)
CAGE_6
Age
CAGE_11
Age
CAGED
Age in days
HAP
Height for age percentile NCHS
HAZ
Height for age z-score NCHS
HAM
Height for age percent of reference median NCHS
WAP
Weight for age percentile NCHS
WAZ
Weight for age z-score NCHS
WAM
Weight for age percent of reference median NCHS
WHP
Weight for height percentile NCHS
WHZ
Weight for height z-score NCHS
WHM
Weight for height percent of reference median NCHS
FLAG
Flag for anthropometric indicators
BMI
Body Mass Index WHO
ZBMI
Body Mass Index z-score WHO
HAZ2
Height for age z-score WHO
WAZ2
Weight for age z-score WHO
WHZ2
Weight for height z-score WHO
HAZFLAG
Height for age flag WHO
WAZFLAG
Weight for age flag WHO
WHZFLAG
Weight for height flag WHO
BMIFLAG
BMI flag WHO
WHZNOAGE
Weight for height - Age flag WHO
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
majorcity
majorcity
hh6r
Area
suburban
hh7
Districts
melevel
Mother's Education
cinsurance
Health insurance
cdisability
Functional difficulties (age 2-4 years)
caretakerdis
Mother's functional disabilities (age 18-49 years)
chweight
Children under 5's sample weight
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS.
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PakPMICS2018fs
provides data set and function for exploration of Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2017-18 Children Age 5-17 questionnaire data for Punjab, Pakistan. The results of the present survey are critically important for the purposes of SDG monitoring, as the survey produces information on 32 global SDG indicators. The data was collected from 53,840 households selected at the second stage with systematic random sampling out of a sample of 2,692 clusters selected using Probability Proportional to size sampling. Six questionnaires were used in the survey:
1. a household questionnaire to collect basic demographic information on all de jure household members (usual residents), the household, and the dwelling;
2. a water quality testing questionnaire administered in three households in each cluster of the sample;
3. a questionnaire for individual women administered in each household to all women age 15-49 years;
4. a questionnaire for individual men administered in every second household to all men age 15-49 years;
5. an under-5 questionnaire, administered to mothers (or caretakers) of all children under 5 living in the household; and
6. a questionnaire for children age 5-17 years, administered to the mother (or caretaker) of one randomly selected child age 5-17 years living in the household.
A data frame with 37052 rows and 276 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
LN
Line number
FS1
Cluster number
FS2
Household number
FS3
Child's line number
FSINT
Interviewer number
FS4
Mother / Caretaker's line number
FS5
Interviewer number
FS6
Supervisor?s number
FS7D
Day of interview
FS7M
Month of interview
FS7Y
Year of interview
FS9
First interview with this respondent
FS10
Consent
FS17
Result of interview for children 5-17
FS8H
Start of interview - Hour
FS8M
Start of interview - Minutes
FS11H
End of interview - Hour
FS11M
End of interview - Minutes
FS12
Language of the Questionnaire
FS13
Language of the Interview
FS14
Native language of the Respondent
FS15
Translator used
FSHINT
Household interviewer
CB2M
Month of birth of child
CB2Y
Year of birth of child
CB3
Age of child
CB4
Ever attended school or early childhood programme
CB5A
Highest level of education attended
CB5B
Highest grade attended at that level
CB6
Ever completed that grade/year
CB7
Attended school or early childhood programme during current school year
CB8A
Level of education attended current school year
CB8B
Grade of education attended current school year
CB9
Attended school or early childhood programme during previous school year
CB10A
Level of education attended previous school year
CB10B
Grade of education attended previous school year
CB11
Covered by any health insurance
CB12A
Health insurance - PUBLIC HEALTH INSURANCE
CB12B
Health insurance - Health insurance through employer
CB12C
Health insurance - Social security
CB12D
Health insurance - Other privately purchased commercial health insurance
CB12X
Health insurance - Other
CB12NR
Health insurance - MIssing
CL1A
Worked or helped on garden in past week
CL1B
Helped in family business in past week
CL1C
Produced or sold articles in past week
CL1X
Engaged in any other activity for income in past week
CL3
Hours worked in past week
CL4
Activities required carrying heavy loads
CL5
Activities required working with dangerous tools or heavy machinery
CL6A
Description of work: exposed to dust, fumes, or gas
CL6B
Description of work: exposed to extreme temperatures or humidity
CL6C
Description of work: exposed to loud noise or vibration
CL6D
Description of work: required to work at heights
CL6E
Description of work: required to work with chemicals
CL6X
Description of work: exposed to other
CL7
Fetched water in past week
CL8
Hours spent fetching water in past week
CL9
Collected firewood in past week
CL10
Hours spent collecting firewood in past week
CL11A
Household chores in past week: shopping
CL11B
Household chores in past week: cooking
CL11C
Household chores in past week: washing dishes or cleaning around the house
CL11D
Household chores in past week: washing/Iron clothes
CL11E
Household chores in past week: caring for children
CL11F
Household chores in past week: caring for old or sick
CL11X
Household chores in past week: other household tasks
CL13
Number of hours engaged in past week
FCD2A
Took away privileges
FCD2B
Explained why behaviour was wrong
FCD2C
Shook child
FCD2D
Shouted, yelled or screamed at child
FCD2E
Gave child something else to do
FCD2F
Spanked, hit or slapped child on bottom with bare hand
FCD2G
Hit child on the bottom or elsewhere with belt, brush, stick, etc.
FCD2H
Called child dumb, lazy or another name
FCD2I
Hit or slapped child on the face, head or ears
FCD2J
Hit or slapped child on the hand, arm or leg
FCD2K
Beat child up as hard as one could
FCD5
Child needs to be physically punished to be brought up properly
FCF1
Child wear glasses or contact lenses
FCF2
Child uses hearing aid
FCF3
Child uses any equipment or receive assistance for walking
FCF6
Child has difficulty seeing
FCF8
Child has difficulty hearing sounds like people voices or music
FCF10
Without using equipment or assistance child has difficulty walking 100 meters
FCF11
Without using equipment or assistance child has difficulty walking 500 meters
FCF12
When using equipment or assistance child has difficulty walking 100 meters
FCF13
When using equipment or assistance child has difficulty walking 500 meters
FCF14
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty walking 100 meters
FCF15
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty walking 500 meters
FCF16
Child has difficulty with self-care such as feeding or dressing
FCF17
Child has difficulty being understood by people inside of this household
FCF18
Child has difficulty being understood by people outside of this household
FCF19
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty learning things
FCF20
Compared with children of the same age, child has difficulty remembering things
FCF21
Child has difficulty concentrating on an activity that he/she enjoys
FCF22
Child has difficulty accepting changes in his/her routine
FCF23
Compared with children of the same age, child have difficulty controlling his/her behaviour
FCF24
Child has difficulty making friends
FCF25
How often child seems very anxious, nervous or worried
FCF26
How often child seems very sad or depressed
PR3
Number of children's books or picture books for child
PR5
Child ever had homework
PR6
Anyone helps child with homework
PR7
School have a School Governing Body in which parents can participate
PR8
Attended a PTA / SMC meeting in the last 12 months
PR9A
At meeting - discussed a plan for addressing key education isses faced by child's school
PR9B
At meeting - discussed school budget or use of funds received by child's school
PR10
In the last 12 months - received a student or student report card
PR11A
In the last 12 months gone to school for - a school assembly, a school celebration or a sport event
PR11B
In the last 12 months gone to school for - to discuss child's progress with child's teachers
PR12A
In the last 12 months school closed due to - natural disasters
PR12B
In the last 12 months school closed due to - man made disasters
PR12C
In the last 12 months school closed due to - teacher strike or teacher absenteesim
PR12X
In the last 12 months school closed due to - any other reasons
PR13
In the last 12 months, child was unable to attend class due to teacher being absent
PR15
Contacted the school officials or school governing bodies when this happened
FL1
Consent
FL2H
Start of interview with child - Hour
FL2M
Start of interview with child - Minutes
FL3
Consent
FL4A
You are not alone with the child unless they are at least visible to an adult known to the child
FL4B
You have engaged the child in conversation and built rapport e.g. using an Icebreaker
FL4C
The child is sat comfortably, able to use the Reading & Numbers Book without difficulty while you can see which page is open
FL6A
child read books
FL6B
someone read books to child
FL7
Language child speaks most of the time at home
FL9
Language teacher use most of the time when teaching child in class
FL10
Like to read story
FL13
Giving the Child book - Manual introduction
FL14
Child read every word in the practice correctly
FL15
Reading done: How old is Mano?
FL16
Mano is 5 years old
FL17
Another question: Who is older: Mano or Motie?
FL18
Motie is older than Mano. Motie is 6 and Mano is 5.
FLINTRO
INTRO
FL19W1
Word1
FL19W2
Word2
FL19W3
Word3
FL19W4
Word4
FL19W5
Word5
FL19W6
Word6
FL19W7
Word7
FL19W8
Word8
FL19W9
Word9
FL19W10
Word10
FL19W11
Word11
FL19W12
Word12
FL19W13
Word13
FL19W14
Word14
FL19W15
Word15
FL19W16
Word16
FL19W17
Word17
FL19W18
Word18
FL19W19
Word19
FL19W20
Word20
FL19W21
Word21
FL19W22
Word22
FL19W23
Word23
FL19W24
Word24
FL19W25
Word25
FL19W26
Word26
FL19W27
Word27
FL19W28
Word28
FL19W29
Word29
FL19W30
Word30
FL19W31
Word31
FL19W32
Word32
FL19W33
Word33
FL19W34
Word34
FL19W35
Word35
FL19W36
Word36
FL19W37
Word37
FL19W38
Word38
FL19W39
Word39
FL19W40
Word40
FL19W41
Word41
FL19W42
Word42
FL19W43
Word43
FL19W44
Word44
FL19W45
Word45
FL19W46
Word46
FL19W47
Word47
FL19W48
Word48
FL19W49
Word49
FL19W50
Word50
FL19W51
Word51
FL19W52
Word52
FL19W53
Word53
FL19W54
Word54
FL19W55
Word55
FL19W56
Word56
FL19W57
Word57
FL19W58
Word58
FL19W59
Word59
FL19W60
Word60
FL19W61
Word61
FL19W62
Word62
FL19W63
Word63
FL19W64
Word64
FL19W65
Word65
FL19W66
Word66
FL19W67
Word67
FL19W68
Word68
FL19W69
Word69
FL19W70
Word70
FL19W71
Word71
FL19W72
Word72
FL20A
Total number of words attempted
FL20B
Total number of words incorrect or missed
FL21
How well did child read the story
FL22A
Story comprehension: 1 (What class is Amjad in)
FL22B
Story comprehension: 2 (What did Amjad see on the way home)
FL22C
Story comprehension: 3 (Why did Amjad start crying)
FL22D
Story comprehension: 4 (Where did Amjad fall (down))
FL22E
Story comprehension: 5 (Why was Amjad happy)
FL23A
Child recognizes symbol: 9
FL23B
Child recognizes symbol: 12
FL23C
Child recognizes symbol: 30
FL23D
Child recognizes symbol: 48
FL23E
Child recognizes symbol: 74
FL23F
Child recognizes symbol: 731
FL24A
Child identities bigger of two numbers: 7-5
FL24B
Child identities bigger of two numbers: 11-24
FL24C
Child identities bigger of two numbers: 58-49
FL24D
Child identities bigger of two numbers: 65-67
FL24E
Child identities bigger of two numbers: 146-154
FL25A
Child adds numbers correctly: 3+2
FL25B
Child adds numbers correctly: 8+6
FL25C
Child adds numbers correctly: 7+3
FL25D
Child adds numbers correctly: 13+6
FL25E
Child adds numbers correctly: 12+24
FL26
Manual intro
FL27A
Child identifies next number: 5-6-7-X
FL27B
Child identifies next number: 14-15-X-17
FL27C
Child identifies next number: 20-X-40-50
FL27D
Child identifies next number: 2-4-6-X
FL27E
Child identifies next number: 5-8-11-X
FL28
Result of interview with selected child (7-14 years)
HH4
Supervisor number
HH6
Area
HL4
Sex
ED5A
Highest level of education attended
ED5B
Highest grade attended at that level
FSAGE
Age
FSDOI
Date of interview child 5-17 (CMC)
FSDOB
Date of birth of child 5-17 (CMC)
HH56
Number of CF questionnaires completed (age 5-17 years)
fsweight
Children 5-17's sample weight
caretakerdis
Mother's functional disabilities (age 18-49 years)
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
majorcity
majorcity
hh6r
Area
suburban
hh7
Districts
fselevel
Child's education
fsinsurance
Health insurance
fsdisability
Functional difficulties
melevel
Mother's education
schage
Age at beginning of school year
HH52
Number of children age 5-17 years
fshweight
Children 5-17's household sample weight
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS.
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PakPMICS2018hh
provides data set and function for exploration of Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 2017-18 Household questionnaire data for Punjab, Pakistan. The results of the present survey are critically important for the purposes of SDG monitoring, as the survey produces information on 32 global SDG indicators. The data was collected from 53,840 households selected at the second stage with systematic random sampling out of a sample of 2,692 clusters selected using Probability Proportional to size sampling. Six questionnaires were used in the survey:
1. a household questionnaire to collect basic demographic information on all de jure household members (usual residents), the household, and the dwelling;
2. a water quality testing questionnaire administered in three households in each cluster of the sample;
3. a questionnaire for individual women administered in each household to all women age 15-49 years;
4. a questionnaire for individual men administered in every second household to all men age 15-49 years;
5. an under-5 questionnaire, administered to mothers (or caretakers) of all children under 5 living in the household; and
6. a questionnaire for children age 5-17 years, administered to the mother (or caretaker) of one randomly selected child age 5-17 years living in the household.
A data frame with 53840 rows and 330 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
HH3
Interviewer number
HH4
Supervisor number
HH5D
Day of interview
HH5M
Month of interview
HH5Y
Year of interview
HH6
Area
HH8
HH selected for Questionnaire for Men
HH9
HH selected for Water Quality Testing
HH10
HH selected for blank testing
HH11H
Start of interview - Hour
HH11M
Start of interview - Minutes
HH12
Consent
HH46
Result of HH interview
HH13H
End of interview - Hour
HH13M
End of interview - Minutes
HH14
Language of the questionnaire
HH15
Language of the interview
HH16
Native language of the respondent
HH17
Translator used
HH26A
Rank number of the selected child
HH26B
Child line number
HH26C
Child's age
HH33
Consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.01
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.02
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.03
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.04
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.05
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.06
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.07
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.08
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.09
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.10
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.11
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.12
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.13
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.14
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.15
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.16
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.17
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.18
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.19
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.20
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.21
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.22
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.23
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.24
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.25
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.26
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.27
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.28
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.29
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.30
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.31
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.32
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.33
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.34
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.35
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.36
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.37
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.38
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.39
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.40
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.41
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.42
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.43
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.44
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.45
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.46
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.47
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.48
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.49
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH33.50
Roster to check the consent for interview girls 15-17
HH39
Consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.01
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.02
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.03
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.04
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.05
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.06
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.07
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.08
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.09
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.10
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.11
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.12
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.13
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.14
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.15
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.16
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.17
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.18
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.19
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.20
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.21
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.22
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.23
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.24
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.25
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.26
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.27
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.28
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.29
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.30
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.31
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.32
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.33
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.34
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.35
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.36
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.37
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.38
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.39
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.40
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.41
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.42
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.43
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.44
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.45
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.46
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.47
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.48
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.49
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH39.50
Roster to check the consent for interview boys 15-17
HH44
Consent for Water Quality Testing
HH47
Respondent to HH questionnaire
HH48
Number of HH members
HH49
Number of women 15 - 49 years
HH50
Number of men 15 - 49 years
HH51
Number of children under age 5
HH52
Number of children age 5-17
INTROHL
Introduction HH Listing
HHAUX
Other household memebers
HHWQ
Water Quality prompt
HHFIN
Finish
HC1B
Language of household head
HC3
Number of rooms used for sleeping
HC4
Main material of floor
HC5
Main material of roof
HC6
Main material of exterior wall
HC7A
Household have: Fixed telephone line
HC7B
Household have: Radio
HC7C
Household have: Gas Heater
HC7D
Household have: Cooking Range
HC7E
Household have: Sewing Machine (without electric motor)
HC7F
Household have: An iron (Gas/ Coal)
HC7G
Household have: Bed
HC7H
Household have: Sofa
HC7I
Household have: Cupboard
HC7J
Household have: Wall Clock
HC8
Household have electricity
HC9A
Household have: Television
HC9B
Household have: Refrigerator
HC9C
Household have: Washing Machine/ Dryer
HC9D
Household have: Air Cooler/ Fan
HC9E
Household have: Microwave Oven
HC9F
Household have: Electric Iron
HC9G
Household have: Water Filter
HC9H
Household have: Donkey Pump/ Turbine
HC9I
Household have: Air conditioner
HC9J
Household have: Sewing Machine (with electirc motor)
HC10A
Any member of household own: Watch
HC10B
Any member of household own: Bicycle
HC10C
Any member of household own: Motorcycle or scooter
HC10D
Any member of household own: Animal-drawn cart
HC10E
Any member of household own: Car, truck or van
HC10F
Any member of household own: Boat with motor
HC10G
Any member of household own: Tractor Trolley
HC10H
Any member of household own: Autorickshaw/ Chingchi
HC11
Any member have a computer
HC12
Any member have a mobile telephone
HC13
Internet access at home
HC14
Household owns the dwelling
HC15
Any household member own land that can be used for agriculture
HC16
Hectares of agricultural land members of household owns
HC17
Household own any animals
HC18A
Milk cows, buffaloes or bulls
HC18B
Other cattle
HC18C
Horses, donkeys, camel or mules
HC18D
Goats
HC18E
Sheep
HC18F
Chickens
HC18H
Ducks/Turkey
HC19
Any household member own bank account
ST2.1
Aware of (name of programme)
ST2.2
Aware of (name of programme)
ST2.3
Aware of (name of programme)
ST2.4
Aware of (name of programme)
ST2.5
Aware of (name of programme)
ST2.6
Aware of (name of programme)
ST3.1
Received assistance through (name of programme)
ST3.2
Received assistance through (name of programme)
ST3.3
Received assistance through (name of programme)
ST3.4
Received assistance through (name of programme)
ST3.5
Received assistance through (name of programme)
ST3.6
Received assistance through (name of programme)
ST4U.1
Last time assistance was received (unit)
ST4U.2
Last time assistance was received (unit)
ST4U.3
Last time assistance was received (unit)
ST4U.4
Last time assistance was received (unit)
ST4U.5
Last time assistance was received (unit)
ST4U.6
Last time assistance was received (unit)
ST4N.1
Last time assistance was received (number)
ST4N.2
Last time assistance was received (number)
ST4N.3
Last time assistance was received (number)
ST4N.4
Last time assistance was received (number)
ST4N.5
Last time assistance was received (number)
ST4N.6
Last time assistance was received (number)
RM1
Working outside this country
RM2
Number of persons working outside this country
RM3
Household receive remittances from outside the country
RM4
Household receive any cash donation from within the country
EU1
Type of cookstove mainly used for cooking
EU2
Cookstove have a chimney
EU3
Cookstove have a fan
EU4
Type of energy source for cookstove
EU5
Place for cooking
EU6
Type of space heating in household
EU7
Space heater have a chimney
EU8
Type of energy source for heater
EU9
Type of lighting in household
WS1
Main source of drinking water
WS2
Main source of water used for other purposes (if bottled water used for drinking)
WS3
Location of the water source
WS4
Time (in minutes) to get water and come back
WS5
Person collecting water
WS6
Number of times person collected water in the last seven days
WS7
There been any time in the last month without sufficient water
WS8
Main reason without sufficient water
WS9
Treat water to make safer for drinking
WS10A
Water treatment: Boil
WS10B
Water treatment: Add bleach/chlorine
WS10C
Water treatment: Strain it through a cloth
WS10D
Water treatment: Use water filter
WS10E
Water treatment: Solar disinfection
WS10F
Water treatment: Let it stand and settle
WS10X
Water treatment: Other
WS10Z
Water treatment: DK
WS10NR
Water treatment: Missing
WS11
Type of toilet facility
WS12
Pit latrine or septic tank ever been emptied
WS13
Place the contents were emptied
WS14
Location of the toilet faciltity
WS15
Toilet facility shared
WS16
Toilet shared with other household or with general public
WS17
Households using this toilet facility
HW1
Place where household members most often wash their hands
HW2
Water available at the place for handwashing
HW3
Soap or detergent present at place of handwashing
HW4
Usual place for handwashing
HW5
Soap or detergent available for washing hands
HW6
Hand washing material shown
HW7A
Bar soap
HW7B
Detergent (Powder / Liquid / Paste)
HW7NR
Missing
SA1
Salt iodization test outcome
SA2
Salt iodization recheck test outcome
WQ1
Cluster number
WQ2
Household number
WQ3
Measurer's number
WQ4
Supervisor's number
WQ5D
Day of interview
WQ5M
Month of interview
WQ5Y
Year of interview
WQ6
HH selected for blank testing
WQ8
Consent for water testing
WQ31
Result of water quality testing
WQ10H
Start of water quality test - Hour
WQ10M
Start of water quality test - Minutes
WQ22H
End of water quality test - Hour
WQ22M
End of water quality test - Minutes
WQ11
Glass of the water that members of your household usually drink
WQ12
whether the water was collected directly from the source or from a separate storage container
WQ13
Have you labled sample
WQ14
Done anything to the water to make it safer to drink
WQ15A
Water treatment: Boil
WQ15B
Water treatment: Add bleach/chlorine
WQ15C
Water treatment: Strain it through a cloth
WQ15D
Water treatment: Use water filter
WQ15E
Water treatment: Solar disinfection
WQ15F
Water treatment: Let it stand and settle
WQ15X
Water treatment: Other
WQ15Z
Water treatment: DK
WQ15NR
Water treatment: Missing
WQ16
Was the glass water from the main source
WQ17
Source of water where the glass of water was collected
WQ18
Main source of water was shown
WQ19
Source water sample collected
WQ20
HH selected for blank testing
WQ21
Blank water test available
WQ23H
End of water quality test - Hour
WQ23M
End of water quality test - Minutes
WQ24D
Day of of recording test results
WQ24M
Month of of recording test results
WQ24Y
Year of of recording test results
WQ26
Household water test (100ml)
WQ27
Source water test (100ml)
WQ29
Blank water test (100ml)
WQ25M
End of water quality test - Hour
WQ25H
End of water quality test - Minutes
HHSEX
Sex of household head
HHAGE
Age of household head
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
majorcity
majorcity
hh6r
Area
suburban
hh7
Districts
helevel
Education of household head
HH53
Number of woman' questionnaires completed
HH54
Number of man' questionnaires completed
HH50A
Number of men 15 - 49 years in interviewed households
HH55
Number of under - 5 questionnaires completed
HH56
Number of CF questionnaires completed (age 5-17 years)
hhweight
Household sample weight
wqhweight
Weight for household WQT
wshweight
Weight for source WQT
wqsweight
Weight for source WQT
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS.
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PakPMICS2018hl
data of Household Listing, MICS Punjab, 2014.
A data frame with 157899 rows and 62 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
HL1
Line number
HL3
Relationship to the head
HL4
Sex
HL5M
Month of birth
HL5Y
Year of birth
HL6
Age
HL7
Member stayed in the household last night
HL7A
Age 10 and above
HL7B
Marital Status
HL8
Line number of woman age 15 - 49
HL9
Line number of man age 15 - 49
HL10
Line number for children age 0-4
HL11
Member age 0-17
HL12
Is natural mother alive
HL13
Does natural mother live in HH
HL14
Natural mother's line number in HH
HL15
Where does natural mother live
HL16
Is natural father alive
HL17
Does natural father live in HH
HL18
Natural father's line number in HH
HL19
Where does natural father live
HL20
Line number of morhter or primary caretaker for children 0-17 years of age
HL33
Consent for interview girls 15-17
HL39
Consent for interview boys 15-17
ED1
Line number
ED2A
Age
ED3
Age above 3
ED4
Ever attended school or any Early Childhood Education programme
ED5A
Highest level of education attended
ED5B
Highest grade attended at that level
ED6
Highest grade completed at that level
ED7
Age 3-24
ED8
Check: Ever attended school, Pre School, Katchi or any Early Childhood Education programme
ED9
Attended school during current school year
ED10A
Level of education attended current school year
ED10B
Grade of education attended current school year
ED10C
Going to any school last week for at least 4-5 hours daily
ED11
Attended public school current school year
ED12
School tuition in the current school year
ED13A
Tuition provided: Govt./public
ED13B
Tuition provided: Religious / faith org.
ED13C
Tuition provided: Private
ED13X
Tuition provided: Other
ED13Z
Tuition provided: Z
ED13NR
Tuition provided: NR
ED14
Material support in the current school year
ED15
Attended school previous school year
ED16A
Level of education attended previous school year
ED16B
Grade of education attended previous school year
DA1
Line number
DA2B
Age
DA3
Age 18 or above
DA4
Wear glasses or contact lenses
DA5
Difficulty seeing, even if wearing glasses
DA6
Difficulty seeing
DA7
Wear a hearing aid
DA8
Difficulty hearing, even if using a hearing aid
DA9
Difficulty hearing
DA10
Difficulty communicating when using his/her usual language
DA11
Difficulty remembering or concentrating
DA12
Difficulty walking or climbing steps
DA13
Difficulty washing all over or dressing
DA14A
Taken any benifit: ZAKAT & BAIT UL MALL
DA14B
Taken any benifit: BISP
DA14C
Taken any benifit: KHIDMAT CARD
DA14D
Taken any benifit: PENSION / RETIRMENT
DA14E
Taken any benifit: WATAN / HEALTH CARD
DA14X
Taken any benifit: OTHER
DA14Y
Taken any benifit: NOT ANY
DA14Z
Taken any benifit: DONT KNOW
DA14NR
Taken any benifit: NON RESPONSE
HH4
Supervisor number
HH5D
Day of interview
HH5M
Month of interview
HH5Y
Year of interview
HH6
Area
MLINE
Mother's line number
FLINE
Father's line number
helevel
Education of household head
disability
Functional difficulties
insurance
Health insurance
schage
Age at beginning of school year
melevel
Mother level of education
caretakerdis
Mother's functional disabilities (age 18-49 years)
felevel
Education of father
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
majorcity
majorcity
hh6r
Area
suburban
hh7
Districts
hhweight
Household sample weight
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS.
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PakPMICS2018mm
data of Maternal Mortality, MICS Punjab, 2014.
A data frame with 157899 rows and 62 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
WM1
Cluster number
WM2
Household number
WMINT
Interviewer number
WM3
Woman's line number
LN
Line number
MMLN
Sibling's line number
MM15
Sibling's gender
MM16
Sibling still alive
MM17
Age of sibling
MM18
Years since death
MM19
Age at death of sibling
MM22
Pregnant when died
MM23
Died during the childbirth
MM24
Died within two months after the end of a pregnancy or childbirth
MM25
Days after the end of the pregnancy or childbirth did die
MM26
Death due to an act of violence
MM27
Death due to an accident
HH4
Supervisor number
HH6
Area
WDOI
Date of interview women (CMC)
WDOB
Date of birth of woman (CMC)
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
majorcity
majorcity
hh6r
Area
suburban
hh7
Districts
welevel
Education
disability
Functional difficulties (age 18-49 years)
insurance
Health insurance
wmweight
Woman's sample weight
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS.
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PakPMICS2018mn
data of Men, MICS Punjab, 2014.
A data frame with 157899 rows and 62 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
MWM1
Cluster number
MWM2
Household number
MWMINT
Interviewer number
MWM3
Man's line number
LN
Line number
MWM4
Supervisor's number
MWM5
Interviewer's number
MWM6D
Day of interview
MWM6M
Month of interview
MWM6Y
Year of interview
MWM8
Household interviewer
MWM9
Consent
MWM17
Result of man's interview
MWM7H
Start of interview - Hour
MWM7M
Start of interview - Minutes
MWM10H
End of interview - Hour
MWM10M
End of interview - Minutes
MWM11
Interview completed in private
MWM12
Language of the Questionnaire
MWM13
Language of the Interview
MWM14
Native language of the Respondent
MWM15
Translator used
MWMHINT
Household interviewer
MWB1
Check: Respondent to HH questionnaire
MWB2
Check: Highest level of school attended
MWB3M
Month of birth of man
MWB3Y
Year of birth of man
MWB4
Age of man
MWB5
Ever attended school
MWB6A
Highest level of school attended
MWB6B
Highest grade attended at that level
MWB7
Grade completion
MWB9
Attended school during current school year
MWB10A
Level of education attended current school year
MWB10B
Grade of education attended current school year
MWB11
Attended school previous school year
MWB12A
Level of education attended previous school year
MWB12B
Grade of education attended previous school year
MWB14
Can read part of the sentence
MWB15
Duration of living in current place
MWB16
Place of living prior to moving to current place
MWB17
Region prior to moving to current place
MWB18
Covered by health insurance
MWB19A
Type of health insurance: Public health organization
MWB19B
Type of health insurance: Health insurance through employer
MWB19C
Type of health insurance: Social security
MWB19D
Type of health insurance: Other privately purchased commercial health insurance
MWB19X
Type of health insurance: Other
MWB19NR
Type of health insurance: Missing
MWDOI
Date of interview man (CMC)
MWB1C
Date of birth of man (CMC)
MWB1F
Date flag for WB1
MWB2C
Age of respondent (calculated)
MWAGE
Age
MMT1
Frequency of reading newspaper or magazine
MMT2
Frequency of listening to the radio
MMT3
Frequency of watching TV
MMT4
Ever used a computer or a tablet
MMT5
Computer / tablet usage in the last 3 months
MMT6A
During the last 3 months: Copy or move a file or folder
MMT6B
During the last 3 months: Use a copy / paste in document
MMT6C
During the last 3 months: Send e-mail with attached file
MMT6D
During the last 3 months: Use a basic arithmetic formula in a spreadsheet
MMT6E
During the last 3 months: Connect and install a new device
MMT6F
During the last 3 months: Install and configure software
MMT6G
During the last 3 months: Create an electronic presentation
MMT6H
During the last 3 months: Transfer a file
MMT6I
During the last 3 months: Write a computer program
MMT9
Ever used internet
MMT10
Internet usage in the last 3 months
MMT11
Own a mobile phone
MMT12
Mobile phone usage in the last 3 months
MCM1
Ever fathered any childeren
MCM2
Any sons or daughters living with you
MCM3
Sons living with you
MCM4
Daughters living with you
MCM5
Any sons or daughters not living with you
MCM6
Sons living elsewhere
MCM7
Daughters living elsewhere
MCM8
Ever had child who later died
MCM9
Boys dead
MCM10
Girls dead
MCM11
Children ever born
MCM12
Confirm total number of ever born
MCM15
Same biological mother
MCM16
Number of women respondent fathered children with
MCM17
Age when first child was born
MCM18M
Month of last birth
MCM18Y
Year of last birth
MDV1A
If she goes out with out telling husband: wife beating justified
MDV1B
If she neglects the children: wife beating justified
MDV1C
If she argues with husband: wife beating justified
MDV1D
If she refuses sex with husband: wife beating justified
MDV1E
If she burns the food: wife beating justified
MVT1
Something taken by using force or someone threatening to use force
MVT2
Victimisation happened during the last 12 months
MVT3
Number of times victimisation happened in the last year
MVT5
The last time that this happened, was anything stolen
MVT6
Person(s) had a weapon
MVT7A
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A knife
MVT7B
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A gun
MVT7X
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Other weapon
MVT7NR
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Missing
MVT8
Incident reported to the police
MVT9
Physically attacked
MVT10
Attack happened during the last 12 months
MVT11
Number of times attack happened in the last year
MVT12
Place attack happened the last time
MVT13
Number of people involved in committing the offence
MVT14
At least one of the offender(s) recognized at the time of the incident
MVT17
Person(s) had a weapon
MVT18A
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A knife
MVT18B
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A gun
MVT18X
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Other weapon
MVT18NR
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Missing
MVT19
Incident reported to the police
MVT20
Feeling safe walking alone in neighbourhood after dark
MVT21
Feeling safe at home alone after dark
MVT22A
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Ethnic or immigration origin
MVT22B
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Gender
MVT22C
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Sexual orientation
MVT22D
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Age
MVT22E
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Religion or belief
MVT22F
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Disability
MVT22X
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: any other reason
MMA1
Currently married
MMA3
More than one wives
MMA4
Number of wives
MMA5
Ever married
MMA6
Marital status
MMA7
Married with someone once or more than once
MMA8M
Month of first marriage
MMA8Y
Year of first marriage
MMA11
Age at first marriage
MHA1
Ever heard of HIV or AIDS
MHA2
Can avoid HIV by having one uninfected partner
MHA3
Can get HIV from mosquito bites
MHA4
Can avoid HIV by using a condom correctly every time
MHA5
Can get HIV by sharing food with a person who has HIV
MHA6
Can get HIV through supernatural means
MHA7
Healthy-looking person may have HIV
MHA8A
HIV from mother to child during pregnancy
MHA8B
HIV from mother to child during delivery
MHA8C
HIV from mother to child through breastfeeding
MHA10
Aware of drugs used to reduce the risk of transmission to the baby
MHA24
Ever been tested for HIV
MHA25
Most recent time of testing for HIV
MHA26
Received results of HIV test
MHA27
Know a place to get HIV test
MHA28
Heard of test kit for HIV testing
MHA29
Ever tested yourself using test kit
MHA30
Would buy fresh vegetables from shopkeeper with AIDS virus
MHA31
Children living with HIV should be allowed to attend school with other children
MHA32
People hesitate to take an HIV test because they are afraid of how other people will react if the test result is positive
MHA33
People talk badly about people living with HIV, or who are thought to be living with HIV
MHA34
People living with HIV, or thought to be living with HIV, lose the respect of other people
MHA35
Agreement with the following statement: I would be ashamed if someone in my family had HIV
MHA36
Fear of getting HIV in contact with the saliva of a person living with HIV
MTA1
Ever tried cigarette smoking
MTA2
Age when cigarette was smoked for the first time
MTA3
Currently smoking cigarettes
MTA4
Number of cigarettes smoked in the last 24 hours
MTA5
Number of days when cigarettes were smoked in past month
MTA6
Ever tried any smoked tobacco products other than cigarettes
MTA7
Used any smoked tobacco products during the last month
MTA8A
Type of smoked tobacco product: Cigars
MTA8B
Type of smoked tobacco product: Water pipe
MTA8C
Type of smoked tobacco product: Cigarillos
MTA8D
Type of smoked tobacco product: Pipe/SHESHA
MTA8X
Type of smoked tobacco product: Other
MTA8NR
Type of smoked tobacco product: No response
MTA9
Number of days when tobacco products where smoked in past month
MTA10
Ever tried any form of smokeless tobacco products
MTA11
Used any smokeless tobacco products during the last month
MTA12A
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: Chewing tobacco
MTA12B
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: Snuff
MTA12D
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: PAN WITH TOBACCO
MTA12E
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: GUTKA
MTA12F
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: NASWAR
MTA12G
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: MAWA TOBACCO
MTA12H
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: PAN WITH TOBACCO
MTA12X
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: Other
MTA12NR
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: No response
MTA13
Number of days when smokeless tobacco products where used in past month
MLS1
Estimation of overall happiness
MLS2
Satisfaction with ladder step
MLS3
Life satisfaction in comparison with last year
MLS4
Life satisfaction expectation one year from now
HH4
Supervisor number
HH6
Area
MWDOB
Date of birth of man (CMC)
MWDOM
Date of marriage of man (CMC)
MWAGEM
Age at first marriage of man
MMSTATUS
Marital status of man
disability
Functional difficulties (age 18-49 years)
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
majorcity
majorcity
hh6r
Area
suburban
hh7
Districts
mwelevel
Education
minsurance
Health insurance
mdisability
Functional difficulties (age 18-49 years)
mnweight
Men's sample weight
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS.
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PakPMICS2018wm
data of Women, MICS Punjab, 2014.
A data frame with 157899 rows and 62 variables:
HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
WM1
Cluster number
WM2
Household number
WMINT
Interviewer number
WM3
Woman's line number
LN
Line number
WM4
Supervisor's number
WM5
Interviewer's number
WM6D
Day of interview
WM6M
Month of interview
WM6Y
Year of interview
WM8
Household interviewer
WM9
Consent
WM17
Result of woman's interview
WM7H
Start of interview - Hour
WM7M
Start of interview - Minutes
WM10H
End of interview - Hour
WM10M
End of interview - Minutes
WM11
Interview completed in private
WM12
Language of the Questionnaire
WM13
Language of the Interview
WM14
Native language of the Respondent
WM15
Translator used
WMHINT
Household interviewer
INTROBH
Introduction Birth History (BH)
INTROMM
Introduction MM Listing
MMAUX
Other brother/sisters
WB3M
Month of birth of woman
WB3Y
Year of birth of woman
WB4
Age of woman
WB5
Ever attended school
WB6A
Highest level of school attended
WB6B
Highest grade attended at that level
WB7
Grade completion
WB9
Attended school during current school year
WB10A
Level of education attended current school year
WB10B
Grade of education attended current school year
WB11
Attended school previous school year
WB12A
Level of education attended previous school year
WB12B
Grade of education attended previous school year
WB14
Can read part of the sentence
WB15
Duration of living in current place
WB16
Place of living prior to moving to current place
WB17
Region prior to moving to current place
WB18
Covered by health insurance
WB19A
Type of health insurance: Public health organization
WB19B
Type of health insurance: Health insurance through employer
WB19C
Type of health insurance: Social security
WB19D
Type of health insurance: Other privately purchased commercial health insurance
WB19X
Type of health insurance: Other
WB19NR
Type of health insurance: No response
WDOI
Date of interview women (CMC)
WAGE
Age
MT1
Frequency of reading newspaper or magazine
MT2
Frequency of listening to the radio
MT3
Frequency of watching TV
MT4
Ever used a computer or a tablet
MT5
Computer / tablet usage in the last 3 months
MT6A
During the last 3 months: Copy or move a file or folder
MT6B
During the last 3 months: Use a copy / paste in document
MT6C
During the last 3 months: Send e-mail with attached file
MT6D
During the last 3 months: Use a basic arithmetic formula in a spreadsheet
MT6E
During the last 3 months: Connect and install a new device
MT6F
During the last 3 months: Install and configure software
MT6G
During the last 3 months: Create an electronic presentation
MT6H
During the last 3 months: Transfer a file
MT6I
During the last 3 months: Write a computer program
MT9
Ever used internet
MT10
Internet usage in the last 3 months
MT11
Own a mobile phone
MT12
Mobile phone usage in the last 3 months
MA1
Currently married
MA2
Age of husband
MA3
Husband has more wives
MA4
Number of other wives or partners
MA5
Ever married
MA6
Marital status
MA7
Married or lived with a man once or more than once
MA8M
Month of first marriage
MA8Y
Year of first marriage
MA11
Age at first marriage
CM1
Ever given birth
CM2
Any sons or daughters living with you
CM3
Sons living with you
CM4
Daughters living with you
CM5
Any sons or daughters not living with you
CM6
Sons living elsewhere
CM7
Daughters living elsewhere
CM8
Ever had child who later died
CM9
Boys dead
CM10
Girls dead
CM11
Children ever born
CM12
Confirm total number of ever born
CM15
Check total number of children ever born
CM17
Live births in last two years
BH11
Any other live births
DB2
Wanted last child then
DB4
Wanted child later or did not want more children
MN2
Received prenatal care
MN3A
Prenatal care provider: Doctor
MN3B
Prenatal care provider: Nurse/Midwife
MN3C
Prenatal care provider: Lady Health Visitor (LHV)
MN3D
Prenatal care provider: Community Mid Wife
MN3F
Prenatal care provider: Traditional birth attendant
MN3X
Prenatal care provider: Other
MN3NR
Prenatal care provider: No Response
MN4AU
Weeks or months pregnent at first prenatal care - unit
MN4AN
Weeks or months pregnant at first prenatal care - number
MN5
Times received prenatal care
MN6A
Blood pressure
MN6B
Urine sample
MN6C
Blood sample
MN6D
Weight
MN6E
Importance of Spacing
MN6F
Information provided for FP methods
MN7
Has own immunization card
MN8
Any tetanus toxoid injection during last pregnancy
MN9
Doses of tetanus toxoid during last pregnancy
MN11
Any tetanus toxoid injection before last pregnancy
MN12
Doses of tetanus toxoid before last pregnancy
MN14
Years ago last tetanus toxoid received before last pregnancy
MN16
Any SP/Fansidar during last pregnancy
MN17
Doses of SP/Fansidar during last pregnancy
MN18A
Received SP/Fansidar during an antenatal care visit, or during another visit: Antenatal visit
MN18B
Received SP/Fansidar during an antenatal care visit, or during another visit: Another facility visit
MN18X
Received SP/Fansidar during an antenatal care visit, or during another visit: Other source
MN18NR
Received SP/Fansidar during an antenatal care visit, or during another visit: No response
MN19A
Assistance at delivery: Doctor
MN19B
Assistance at delivery: Nurse / Midwife
MN19C
Assistance at delivery: Lady Health Visitor
MN19D
Assistance at delivery: Community Mid Wife
MN19F
Assistance at delivery: Traditional birth attendant
MN19H
Assistance at delivery: Relative / Friend
MN19X
Assistance at delivery: Other
MN19Y
Assistance at delivery: No one
MN19NR
Assistance at delivery: No response
MN20
Place of delivery
MN21
Delivery by caesarean section
MN22
Decision made to have caesarean section
MN23
After the birth, baby was put directly on the bare skin of mothers chest
MN24
Baby was wrapped up before being placed on mothers chest
MN25
Baby was dried or wiped soon after birth
MN26U
Time baby was bathed - unit
MN26N
Time baby was bathed - number
MN28
What was used to cut the cord
MN29
Instrument used to cut the cord boiled prior to use
MN30
Something applied to the cord after it was cut
MN31A
What was applied to the cord: Chlorhexidine
MN31B
What was applied to the cord: Other antiseptic
MN31C
What was applied to the cord: Mustard oil
MN31D
What was applied to the cord: Ash
MN31E
What was applied to the cord: Animal dung
MN31X
What was applied to the cord: Other
MN31Z
What was applied to the cord: DK / Don't remember
MN31NR
What was applied to the cord: No Response
MN32
Size of child at birth
MN33
Weighted at birth
MN34A
Weight from card or recall
MN34
Weight at birth (Kilograms)
MN35
Menstrual period returned since the birth of child
MN36
Ever breastfeed
MN37U
Time baby put to breast - unit
MN37N
Time baby put to breast - number
MN38
Within first 3 days after delivery, child given anything to drink other than breast milk
MN39A
Child given to drink: Milk (other than breast milk)
MN39B
Child given to drink: Plain water
MN39C
Child given to drink: Sugar or glucose water
MN39D
Child given to drink: Gripe water
MN39E
Child given to drink: Sugar - salt - water solution
MN39F
Child given to drink: Fruit juice
MN39G
Child given to drink: Infant formula
MN39H
Child given to drink: Tea / Infusions
MN39I
Child given to drink: Honey
MN39J
Child given to drink: Prescribed medicine
MN39K
Child given to drink: Rose Water
MN39X
Child given to drink: Other
MN39Y
Child given to drink: Not given anything to drink
MN39NR
Child given to drink: No response
MN40
Lady Health Worker
PN3U
Duration of staying in the health facility - unit
PN3N
Duration of staying in the health facility - number
PN4
Baby's health checked before leaving health facility
PN5
Mother's health checked before leaving health facility
PN5AA
Before leaving the facility, did anyone: Counsel for family planning
PN5AB
Before leaving the facility, did anyone: Tell about various family planning methods
PN5AC
Before leaving the facility, did anyone: Guide about from where you can get these methods
PN6
Baby's health checked after leaving health facility
PN8
Baby checked after the delivery was over
PN9
Mother checked after the delivery was over
PN9AA
Councelling for Family Planning
PN9AB
Family Planning Methods
PN9AC
From where you get these methods
PN10
Additional baby check after the delivery
PN11
Baby checked after the delivery
PN12
Number of times baby was checked
PN13U
How long after delivery did the first check of baby happen - unit
PN13N
How long after delivery did the first check of baby happen - number
PN14A
Person checking on baby's health: Doctor
PN14B
Person checking on baby's health: Nurse / Midwife
PN14C
Person checking on baby's health: Lady Health Visitor (LHV)
PN14D
Person checking on baby's health: Community Mid Wife
PN14F
Person checking on baby's health: Traditional birth attendant
PN14H
Person checking on baby's health: Relative / Friend
PN14X
Person checking on baby's health: Other
PN14NR
Person checking on baby's health: Missing
PN15
Place where baby's health was checked
PN17
Mother's health checked after leaving health facility
PN19
Mother's health checked after the delivery was over
PN20
Mother's health checked after the birth of the baby
PN21
Number of times mother's health was checked after the birth
PN22U
How long after delivery did the first check of mother happen - unit
PN22N
How long after delivery did the first check of mother happen - number
PN23A
Person checking on mother's health: Doctor
PN23B
Person checking on mother's health: Nurse / Midwife
PN23C
Person checking on mother's health: Lady Health Visitor (LHV)
PN23D
Person checking on mother's health: Community MID Wife
PN23F
Person checking on mother's health: Traditional birth attendant
PN23H
Person checking on mother's health: Relative / Friend
PN23X
Person checking on mother's health: Other
PN23NR
Person checking on mother's health: Missing
PN24
Place where mother's health was checked
PN25A
During two days after birth health care provider: Examine cord
PN25B
During two days after birth health care provider: Take temperature
PN25C
During two days after birth health care provider: Counsel on breastfeeding
PN27
During two days after birth health care provider observe child's breastfeeding
PN29
During two days after birth health care provider weighter child again
PN30
During two days after birth health care provider gave informtion on symtomps
CP1
Currently pregnant
CP2
Currently using a method to avoid pregnancy
CP3
Ever used a method to avoid pregnancy
CP4A
Current method: Female sterilization
CP4B
Current method: Male sterilization
CP4C
Current method: IUD
CP4D
Current method: Injectables / Injection
CP4E
Current method: Implants
CP4F
Current method: Pill
CP4G
Current method: Male condom
CP4H
Current method: Female condom
CP4I
Current method: Diaphragm
CP4K
Current method:Lactational amenorrhoea method (LAM)
CP4L
Current method: Periodic abstinence / Rhythm / Calendar
CP4M
Current method: Withdrawal
CP4X
Current method: Other
CP4NR
Current method: Missing
UN2
Wanted to get pregnant at the time
UN4
Wanted baby later or did not want more children
UN5
Would like to have another child (currently pregnant)
UN7
Would like to have another child (not currently pregnant)
UN8U
Desired waiting time (unit)
UN8N
Desired waiting time (number)
UN11
Able to get pregnant
UN12A
Reason: Infrequent sex / No sex
UN12B
Reason: Menopausal
UN12C
Reason: Never menstruated
UN12D
Reason: Hysterectomy
UN12E
Reason: Trying to get pregnant for 2 years without result
UN12F
Reason: Postpartum amenorrheic
UN12G
Reason: Breastfeeding
UN12H
Reason: Too old
UN12I
Reason: Fatalistic
UN12X
Reason: Other
UN12Z
Reason: Don't know
UN12NR
Reason: Missing
UN14U
Start of last menstrual period - unit
UN14N
Start of last menstrual period - number
UN16
Social activities, school or work days not attended due to menstruation
UN17
Availability of private place for washing during last menstrual period
UN18
Used any materials such as sanitary pads, tampons or cloth
UN19
Materials reusable
DV1A
If she goes out with out telling husband: wife beating justified
DV1B
If she neglects the children: wife beating justified
DV1C
If she argues with husband: wife beating justified
DV1D
If she refuses sex with husband: wife beating justified
DV1E
If she burns the food: wife beating justified
VT1
Something taken by using force or someone threatening to use force
VT2
Victimisation happened during the last 12 months
VT3
Number of times victimisation happened in the last year
VT5
The last time that this happened, was anything stolen
VT6
Person(s) had a weapon
VT7A
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A knife
VT7B
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A gun
VT7X
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Other weapon
VT7NR
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Missing
VT8
Incident reported to the police
VT9
Physically attacked
VT10
Attack happened during the last 12 months
VT11
Number of times attack happened in the last year
VT12
Place attack happened the last time
VT13
Number of people involved in committing the offence
VT14
At least one of the offender(s) recognized at the time of the incident
VT17
Person(s) had a weapon
VT18A
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A knife
VT18B
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: A gun
VT18X
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Other weapon
VT18NR
Offender(s) had a knife, a gun or something else used as a weapon: Missing
VT19
Incident reported to the police
VT20
Feeling safe walking alone in neighbourhood after dark
VT21
Feeling safe at home alone after dark
VT22A
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Ethnic or immigration origin
VT22B
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Gender
VT22C
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Sexual orientation
VT22D
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Age
VT22E
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Religion or belief
VT22F
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: Disability
VT22X
In the past 12 months, felt discriminated: any other reason
HA1
Ever heard of HIV or AIDS
HA2
Can avoid HIV by having uninfected husband who has no other wife
HA3
Can get HIV from mosquito bites
HA4
Can avoid HIV by using a condom correctly every time
HA5
Can get HIV by sharing food with a person who has HIV
HA6
Can get HIV through supernatural means
HA7
Healthy-looking person may have HIV
HA8A
HIV from mother to child during pregnancy
HA8B
HIV from mother to child during delivery
HA8C
HIV from mother to child through breastfeeding
HA10
Aware of drugs used to reduce the risk of transmission to the baby
HA13A
Given information about HIV during antenatal care visit: HIV from mother
HA13B
Given information about HIV during antenatal care visit: Things to do
HA13C
Given information about HIV during antenatal care visit: Tested for HIV
HA13D
Given information about HIV during antenatal care visit: Offered a test
HA14
Tested for HIV as part of antenatal care
HA15
Received results from test during antenatal care
HA16
Received consultation after testing during antenatal care
HA18
Offered test for HIV before delivery
HA19
Tested for HIV during delivery
HA20
Received results from test during delivery
HA22
Tested for HIV since test during pregnancy
HA23
Most recent time of testing for HIV
HA24
Ever been tested for HIV
HA25
Most recent time of testing for HIV
HA26
Received results of HIV test
HA27
Know a place to get HIV test
HA28
Heard of test kit for HIV testing
HA29
Ever tested yourself using test kit
HA30
Would buy fresh vegetables from shopkeeper with AIDS virus
HA31
Children living with HIV should be allowed to attend school with other children
HA32
People hesitate to take an HIV test because they are afraid of how other people will react if the test result is positive
HA33
People talk badly about people living with HIV, or who are thought to be living with HIV
HA34
People living with HIV, or thought to be living with HIV, lose the respect of other people
HA35
Agreement with the following statement: I would be ashamed if someone in my family had HIV
HA36
Fear of getting HIV in contact with the saliva of a person living with HIV
MM1
Number of births to natural mother
MM3
Any brothers and sisters from the same mother that you have not mentioned
MM4
Any brothers or sisters who do not live with you that you have not mentioned
MM5
Any brothers or sisters who died that you have not mentioned
MM6
Any brothers or sisters born to your natural mother, but who have a different natural father
MM7
Total number of siblings listed in MM1
MM8
Total right
MM12
Number of preceding births
TA1
Ever tried cigarette smoking
TA2
Age when cigarette was smoked for the first time
TA3
Currently smoking cigarettes
TA4
Number of cigarettes smoked in the last 24 hours
TA5
Number of days when cigarettes were smoked in past month
TA6
Ever tried any smoked tobacco products other than cigarettes
TA7
Used any smoked tobacco products during the last month
TA8A
Type of smoked tobacco product: Cigars
TA8B
Type of smoked tobacco product: Water pipe
TA8C
Type of smoked tobacco product: Cigarillos
TA8D
Type of smoked tobacco product: Pipe / Shesha
TA8X
Type of smoked tobacco product: Other
TA8NR
Type of smoked tobacco product: No response
TA9
Number of days when tobacco products where smoked in past month
TA10
Ever tried any form of smokeless tobacco products
TA11
Used any smokeless tobacco products during the last month
TA12A
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: Chewing tobacco
TA12B
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: Snuff
TA12D
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: Pan with Tobacco
TA12E
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: GUTKA
TA12F
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: NASWAR
TA12G
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: MAWA TOBACCO
TA12H
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: NAAS AND MAN PORI
TA12X
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: Other
TA12NR
Type of smokeless tobacco product used: No response
TA13
Number of days when smokeless tobacco products where used in past month
LS1
Estimation of overall happiness
LS2
Satisfaction with ladder step
LS3
Life satisfaction in comparison with last year
LS4
Life satisfaction expectation one year from now
HH4
Supervisor number
HH6
Area
WDOB
Date of birth of woman (CMC)
WDOM
Date of marriage (CMC)
WAGEM
Age at first marriage
WDOBFC
Date of birth of first child (CMC)
WDOBLC
Date of birth of last child (CMC)
MSTATUS
Marital status
CEB
Children ever born
CSURV
Children surviving
CDEAD
Children dead
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
windex10
Percentile Group of com1
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
windex10u
Percentile Group of urb1
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
windex10r
Percentile Group of rur1
division
Division
majorcity
majorcity
hh6r
Area
suburban
hh7
Districts
disability
Functional difficulties (age 18-49 years)
welevel
Education
insurance
Health insurance
BH4D_first
Day of birth
BH4M_first
Month of birth
BH4Y_first
Year of birth
BH6_first
Age of child
BH3_last
Sex of newborns
BH4D_last
Day of birth
BH4M_last
Month of birth
BH4Y_last
Year of birth
BH6_last
Age of child
wmweight
Woman's sample weight
stratum
stratum
psu
psu
Muhammad Yaseen ([email protected])
UNICEF MICS.
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