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Foreword
Preface
Key findings
Acronyms
Exe. Summary
Chapter I Introduction
1.1 Historical Background
1.2 Objectives of the Survey
1.3 Sample Design
1.4 Training and Field Operation
1.5 Survey Operation
1.6 Concepts, Definitions and Limitations
1.7 Improvements in HIES 2010
1.8 Supervision and Quality Control
1.9 Data Entry, Programming and Validation
Chapter II Household and Population Characteristics
2.1 Household Size
2.2 Ownership of Land
2.3 Housing Condition
2.4 Occupation
2.5 Age-sex Composition
2.6 Marital Status
2.7 Different Demographic Ratios
Chapter III Basic Need Indicators
3.1 Housing Structure
3.2 Access to Toilet Facilities
3.3 Sources of Drinking Water
3.4 Access to Electricity, Telephone/Mobile, Computer, E-mail & Arsenic contamination in water
Chapter IV Income and Expenditure
4.1 Level of Income
4.2 Income Distribution
4.3 Sources of Income
4.4 Consumption Expenditure
4.5 Level of Income and Expenditure by Size of Own land in Rural Area
4.6 Food Expenditure
4.7 Consumption Expenditure by Decile Groups
Chapter V Consumption of Food
5.1 Intake of Food
5.2 Intake of Calorie
5.3 Intake of Calorie by Food Items
5.4 Intake of Protein
5.5 Intake of Protein by Food Items
Chapter VI Measurement of Poverty
6.1 Cost of Basic Needs (CBN) Method
6.2 Head Count Rate (HCR) Using CBN
6.3 Head Count Rate (HCR) by Division
6.4 Poverty Gap (PG) and Squared Poverty Gap (SPG)
6.5 Incidence of Poverty (CBN) by Size of Household
6.6 Incidence of Poverty (CBN) by Age of Head of Household
6.7 Incidence of Poverty (CBN) by Selected Household Characteristics
6.8 Incidence of Poverty (CBN) by Educational Statistics
6.9 Incidence of Poverty (CBN) by Main Occupation of Head of Household and Residence
6.10 Incidence of Poverty (CBN) by Ownership of Land
6.11 Per Capita Income of the Poor
6.12 Per Capita Expenditure of the Poor
Chapter VII Education
7.1 Literacy Rate
7.1.1 Sex Variations of Literacy Rates
7.1.2 Divisional Variations of Literacy Rates
7.2 Level of Education
7.2.1 Sex Variations of Level of Education
7.3 Types of School Attended
7.3.1 Sex Variation of Type of School Attendance
7.3.2 Divisional Variation of Type of School Attendance
7.4 School Attendance
7.4.1 Sex Variation of School Attendance
7.5 School Enrollment
7.5.1 Sex Variation of Enrolment
7.5.2 Divisional Variation of Enrolment
7.5.3 Enrolment by Poor and Non-poor Groups (11-15 years)
7.5.4 Enrolment of Children (6-10 years) by Poor and Non-poor Groups
7.6 Gross Enrolment
7.6.1 Sex Variation of Gross Enrolment
7.6.2 Divisional Variation of Gross Enrolment
7.7 Access to Drinking Water by Educational Attainment of H/H
7.8 Household by Extra Disposal Facility and Educational Attainment
7.9 Expenditure on Education
7.10 Per Capita Income by Level of Education of Head and Sex
Chapter VIII Health
8.1 Population suffering diseases
8.2 Diseases Suffered and Average Duration of Ailment
8.3 Diseases Suffered during Preceding 30 days
8.4 Reasons of Non Treatment
8.5 Methods of Treatment
8.6 Days Required for Consulting Doctor for the First Time after Ailment
8.7 Sources of Medicine
8.8 Mode of Payment for Medicine
8.9 Means of Travel to the Service/Treatment Providing Personnel
8.10 Time Required to Reach the Service/Treatment Providing Personnel
8.11 Average Waiting Time
8.12 Preference for Particular Treatment Service
8.13 Average Time Spared by the Treatment Providers
8.14 Sources of Financing Medical Expenses
8.15 Services Received by Mothers During Last Pregnancy
8.16 Mothers Receiving Medical Checkup within Six Weeks of Their Last Delivery
8.17 Attendance Service at the Time of Last Delivery
8.18 Patients Reaction Regarding Time Given by the Physician
8.19 Motivation for Immunization
8.20 Place of Receiving Vaccine
8.21 Coverage of Vaccination/Immunization Doses
8.22 Medical Expenses
Chapter IX Social Safety Nets Programmes
9.1 Household Receiving Benefits
9.2 Average Benefits Received from SSNPs
9.3 Distribution of Households Receiving Benefits by Types of Programmes
9.4 Percentage of Population by Quarterly Inclusion in SSNPs Chapter X Disability, Migration, Micro credit , Crisis and Crisis Management
Chapter X Disability, Migration, Micro credit , Crisis and Crisis Management
10.1 Disability
10.2 Migration and Remittance
10.3 Micro credit
10.4 Crisis and Crisis Management
Chapter XI Selected Community Characteristics
11.1 Mouza Having Union Council Officials
11.2 Main Activities of Mouzas
11.3 Main Activities of Women
11.4 Selected Government Programmes in the Mouzas
11.5 NGO Programmes Operational in the Mouzas
11.6 Average Per Acre Production of Selected Crops
11.7 Existence of Irrigation System in the Mouza
11.8 Existence of Selected Agricultural Activities in the Mouza
11.9 Existence of Selected Physical and Social Infrastructure in the Mouza
11.10 Existence of Economic and Social Facilities in the Mouza
11.11 Natural Facilities Available in the Mouza
11.12 Mouzas Affected by Natural Disasters During Last 5 Years
Appendix A: Questionnaire and Management
Appendix B: Concept, Definitions and Limitations
Appendix C: Poverty Lines and Poverty Measures
Appendix D: Standard Errors of CBN Poverty Measures
Appendix E: Members Representatives in the Steering/Technical Committee of HIES
Appendix F: Minutes of the discussion meeting on the methodology for estimation of poverty line using (HIES)-2010 data
Appendix G: List of Officials Responsible for Overall Management of HIES 2010 |
