DDI_NPL_1997_NMIS_v01_M Publication Distribution and Library Section Accelerated Data Pogram 2012-03-12 NADA Version 1.0 - Central Bureau of Statistics - Original documentation of the study. Version 2.0 - Edited version by ADP based on Version 1.0 of CBS downloaded from http://cbs.gov.np/nada/index.php/catalog on 11 March 2013. Multiple Indicator Surveillance 1997 Fifth Cycle NMIS 1997 NPL_1997_NMIS_v01_M National Planning Commission

Dr. Ann Cockroft, Consultant

Mrs. Savitri Singh, Project Director

Mr. Krishna Prasad Shrestha, Project Coordinator

Mr. Stewart McNab, Representative

Mr. Fikre Y. Menkir, Planning Officer

NMIS Steering Committee

NMIS Technical Committee

United Nations Children's Fund Nepal Central Bureau of Statistics NADA His Majesty's Government United Nations Children's Fund Nepal Regular budget National Data Archive, Publication, Distribution and Library Section The World Bank Microdata Library Other Household Survey [hh/oth] The Nepal Multiple Indicator Surveillance (NMIS) began in 1994, with a first cycle in early 1995 on Health and Nutrition1 that covered a number of indicators necessary to assess progress toward development goals. The NMIS was designed as an-ongoing monitoring scheme rather than a one-off survey. In 1989 the United Nations adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child and it came into force in 1990. Nepal, as a signatory to this convention, is required to submit periodic reports on its implementation2. Nepal is also a signatory to the Convention to End Discrimination against Women (CEDAW). Among other things, the NMIS serves as an important means of monitoring violations of the rights of children and women in Nepal. It has also assisted HMG Nepal to monitor progress against the 1990s Goals and Mid-decade Goals agreed at the World Summit for Children (WSC) as embodied in its National Plan of Action (NPA) for Children and Development for the 1990s4. These two purposes of the NMIS scheme are closely linked: the failure to meet children's needs as specified in the WSC and the Nepal NPA is, in fact, a violation of their rights5. The achievement of WSC goals is a necessary but not sufficient condition for the realisation of corresponding rights6. International research is on-going on defining the best indicators for children's rights. But some are clearly already included in the NPA goals. The NMIS process comprises repeated cycles of data collection, analysis, interpretation, and communication of results to stimulate action. Each cycle focuses on a set of priority issues for the health, well-being and rights of children also for the whole population of Nepal. A steering group from the National Planning Commission, Central Bureau of Statistics and relevant line ministries agrees the focus of each cycle. The Steering Group nominates a technical group to develop and agree the cycle plan and instruments of data collection for each cycle as well as to play a key role in interpreting NMIS results and ensuring their use. The four cycles of NMIS that have taken place so far are: Cycle 1 on Health and Nutrition in early 1995; Cycle 2 on Primary Education in spring/summer 1995; Cycle 3 on Diarrhoea, Water and Sanitation in the first half of 1996; and Cycle 4 on early childhood feeding, nutrition and development1 in the autumn of 1996. This fifth cycle of the NMIS focuses particularly on women's access to and experience of antenatal and delivery care. This is timely in view of the recent publication of the National Maternity Care Guidelines for Nepal. It is intended to provide information on the current situation in relation to the targets set in the guidelines and some insights about what might help to improve matters, for use by service planners and providers at national and local levels. Version 1.3: Cleaned, edited, not anonymized, final data set This fifth cycle of the NMIS focuses on care for women during pregnancy and delivery and the relationship between this and the outcome of pregnancy, in terms of estimates of low birth weight and survival of the baby. It is timely in view of the recent publication of the National Maternity Care Guidelines for Nepal. It is intended to provide information on the current situation in relation to the targets set in the guidelines and some insights about what might help to improve matters, for use by service planners and providers at national and local levels. No attempt was made to estimate maternal mortality. Estimates of maternal mortality in Nepal are available from other sources. The NMIS employs Sentinel Community Surveillance (SCS). Features of this method include: the focus of each cycle on a small group of issues; the combination of quantitative and qualitative data from the same communities in a meso-analysis; data analysis and risk analysis to produce results in a form useful for planning; revisiting of the same sites, making estimation of impact of interventions easier. Nepal National Urban/ Rural areas Development regions Ecological Zones Eco-Development Regions Household and ever married woman aged 15-49 years Households and ever married women aged 15-49 years Sample survey data [ssd] This fifth cycle of the NMIS focuses on care for women during pregnancy and delivery and the between this and the outcome of pregnancy, in terms estimates of low birth weight and survival of the baby. NMIS Cycle 5 covers the following fields of study: EVER-MARRIED WOMEN AGED 15-49 IN HOUSEHOLDS: Age, literacy, timing of last pregnancy, antenatal care, other practices during pregnancy (such as smoking), place of delivery and attendance at delivery, size of the baby and survival of the baby. GOVERNMENT HEALTH FACILITY: Health facility review. COMMUNITIY LEADER AND TBA: Pregnancy Care, Childbirth Care, Antenatal Care MEMBERS OF FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION: Care during pregnancy and child birth Central Bureau of Statistics The NMIS uses a methodology known as Sentinel Community Surveillance (SCS). It has the underlying aim of 'building the community voice into planning'. SCS can be described as a multi-sectoral community-based information management system. There are a number of particular features of the SCS methodology: - Data are collected from cluster sites, selected to be representative of a district, a region or a country. - Typically, cluster sites are communities of around 120 households, and all households in the site are included in data collection. - SCS is a repeated cyclical process, with each cycle including planning and instrument design, data collection, data analysis and interpretation, and communication of results. - Each cycle focuses on a particular area or problem, rather than trying to collect data on a wide range of problems. - Quantitative data from household questionnaires are combined with qualitative data from focus groups, key informant interviews and institutional reviews from the same communities (that is, the data are coterminous) to allow a better understanding of the quantitative data. This combined analysis is called mesoanalysis11. - Data analysis is not only in terms of indicators (for example, rate of childhood diarrhoea) but also in terms of risk (for example the risk of diarrhoea in a child with access to safe water compared with a child who does not have access to safe water). - Data analysis, and especially risk analysis, is intended to produce results in a form that can be useful for planning at household, community, district and national levels. - The same sites are revisited in subsequent cycles of data collection, allowing easy estimation of changes over time or as a result of intervention. - Each cycle of data collection and analysis requires a communication strategy to get the information to those who need it for planning. Transfer of skills of data collection, analysis and communication over a number of cycles is an explicit aim of the methodology. A key feature of SCS is the ability to do risk analysis to look at causes. In NMIS cycle five focuses on care for women during pregnancy and delivery and the relationship between this and the outcome of pregnancy, in terms of estimates of low birth weight and survival of the baby SCS is deliberately designed to concentrate data collection efforts: in time (a series of cycles in the sentinel sites, at approximately 6 monthly intervals); in space (representative communities are surveyed rather than collecting data from all communities); and in subject matter (each cycle focuses on one area at a time, rather than trying to collect all possible data on every occasion). SCS employs a type of cluster survey methodology, but the clusters are larger than in many cluster surveys: typically 100-120 households per site, rather than the 10-50 used in most cluster surveys. And in the SCS method, there is no sampling within each site; every household is included. This gives greater statistical power in the data analysis and also allows the linkage of data from the household questionnaires to other, mainly qualitative, data from the same sites. This data relating to the whole site is combined with the household data in a mesoanalysis11. A key issue in the SCS methodology and in the NMIS is the selection of sites so as to be representative. In some countries, random sampling is not a possibility because no adequate sampling frame exists. In these situations, purposive selection is used, drawing on local knowledge of conditions to choose sites as representative as possible of the situation in a district, region or country. When possible, random sampling methods are used and this is the case in Nepal, where a reasonably good census sampling frame exists. In both cases, stratification is first used to ensure that certain types of sites are included in proportion to their occurrence in the population. For example, stratification can be by urban and rural sites, or by ecological zones. In the NMIS, the sample sites for the NMIS were drawn by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), after stratification into development regions, ecological zones and urban/rural sites. The details of the sampling method and the selected sites are given in the report of the first NMIS cycle and the annexes to that report. The sites in NMIS cycle 5 are selected by a multistage random sampling method. The sites are representative of the country, of the five development regions, of the three ecological zones, of the 15 eco-development regions, and of urban and rural situations. The rural sites were selected primarily to give representation of the 15 eco-development regions but in 18 districts there are sufficient sites (four or more) to ensure reasonable district representativeness. In a further 19 districts, only 1-2 sites were selected so they cannot be relied upon to be representative of that district. Note that representation of the 15 eco-development regions is among the rural sites only; the urban sites are stratified separately and are not intended to be part of the representation of the different eco-development regions. This reflects the high proportion of the population living in rural communities (around 90%) and the difficulty of having a large enough urban samples to stratify separately among the 15 eco-development regions. There are a total of 144 sites in the sample: 126 rural and 18 urban. A total of 18,996 households and 106,160 household members were interviewed in the survey. Face-to-face [f2f] The following instruments were used for data collection for NMIS Five cycle surveillance: 1. Household questionnaire 2. Focus group discussion guide for cycle 3. Check list for review of health facilities 4. Questionnaire for interview of Traditional Birth Attendant 5. Check list of interviewing community leaders 6. Focus group guide for feedback of cycle 4 key findings The questionnaire and guides for interview were published in Nepali language. An English version has been provided in the Report on Care during Pregnancy and Delivery: Implications for Protecting the Health of Mothers and their Babies, Fifth Cycle (JUNE 1998). CIETinternational facilitated a two-week workshop on the methodology used in the NMIS and the findings of the third cycle in Kathmandu in May 1996 for staff of the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS). This was intended to build capacities for their increasing practical involvement in the NMIS process. The CBS has taken on the task of data collection and data entry for the NMIS as from cycle 5. A two-week workshop on analysis of the findings of NMIS cycle 5 was facilitated by CIETinternational in Kathmandu in September 1997. This was attended by staff in the CBS as well as several other Nepali statisticians and demographers. Field staffs were recruited in March 1997. They were recruited from and trained in five regional centres: Kathmandu, Janakpur, Nepalgunj, Pokhara and Sunsari. Twenty-six teams, each containing four or five members, were recruited. The 30 field supervisors were trained in Kathmandu. The field survey was carried out between March and April 1997. When communities were visited, the opportunity was taken to give them a summary of the results of cycle 4 and conduct focus groups to discuss the implications of the key findings and the ways in which important messages might best be disseminated. The Social Section of the CBS provided overall fieldwork coordination and supervision. The role of the supervisor was to coordinate field data collection activities, including management of the field teams, supplies and equipment, maps and listings, coordinate with local authorities concerning the survey plan and make arrangements for accommodation and travel. Additionally, the field supervisor assigned the work to the interviewers, spot checked work, and sent completed questionnaires and progress reports to central office. Field visits were also made by a team of central staff on a periodic basis during fieldwork. The senior staff of Central Bureau of Statistics also made frequent visits to field teams to provide support and to review progress. The sample sizes of Districts were not proportional to the populations of the Districts and weights were calculated to take this into account for national indicators. The Epi Info programme CSAMPLE was used to calculate weighted values of key indicators. In practice, the weighted values are close to the unweighted values. Unless stated otherwise, values of indicators quoted in the Results section for the whole of Nepal are weighted. Values of indicators at subnational levels (such as eco development regions and in urban and rural sites separately) given in Annex 5 are not shown weighted. The weights give the correct balance of individual areas in national figures, for example taking into account the relative over sampling of mountain eco development regions and urban sites. The weighted and unweighted values for key indicators are shown in annex 4 of the Report on Care during Pregnancy and Delivery: Implications for Protecting the Health of Mothers and their Babies, Fifth Cycle. Data editing took place at a number of stages throughout the processing, including: - Office editing and coding - During data entry - Structure checking and complete double entry validation The household data were entered twice and validated using Epi Info. A total of 18,996 households were visited in 144 sites. Information was available for 18,653 households (99%). Only 1% households refused the interview. The total population in the households interviewed is 106,160 people. More detailed information was collected from ever-married women aged 15-49 years: a total of 19,557 women. They reported on their last pregnancy and data on a total of 17,609 pregnancies were collected. Standard deviations and 95% Confidence Intervals were calculated for specific variables. These estimates are provided in the Report on Care during Pregnancy And Delivery: Implications for Protecting the Health of Mothers and their Babies, Fifth Cycle (1998). The data collection instruments were piloted several times to ensure that they were appropriate to the households, health facility workers and focus groups concerned and that the coding and data entry arrangements were satisfactory. Confidentiality of the respondents is guaranteed by Article 8 of Statistics Act 1958. 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The Central Bureau of Statistics, Nepal bears no responsibility for any outcomes or for interpretations or inferences arising from the use of the dataset. HH5 This file contains the information gathered on NMIS about CARE DURING PREGNANCY AND DELIVERY. 0 88 ROSTER5 This file contains the information gathered on NMIS about CARE DURING PREGNANCY AND DELIVERY. 0 14 District District District District District District 1 Ilam 2 Bhojpur 3 Udayapur 4 Ramechhap 5 Kathmandu 6 Dhading 7 Gorkha 8 Syangja 9 Myagdi 10 Gulmi 11 Dailekh 12 Rolpa 13 Achham 14 Morang 15 Siraha 16 Dhanusha 17 Rautahat 18 Rupandehi 19 Bardiya 20 Kailali 21 Sankhuwasabha 22 Mustang 23 Sindhupalchok 24 Jumla 25 Kalikot 26 Darchula 27 Lalitpur 28 Kavrepalanchok 29 Makwanpur 30 Saptari 31 Parsa 32 Kaski 33 Palpa 34 Kapilvastu 35 Banke 36 Jhapa 37 Sunsari Name of the district where the house lies. Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number 1 Danabari 2 Mahamai 3 Samalbung 4 Bhulke 5 Jarayotaar 6 Sangapang 7 Beltaar 8 Hadiya 9 Myakhu 10 Tapeswari 11 Deurali 12 Khaniyapani 13 Piukhuri 14 Tilpung 15 Baheerigaun 16 Daanchhi 17 Jitpurphedi 18 Matatirtha 19 Sitapaila 20 Baseri 21 Dhussa 22 Kebalpur 23 Nalang 24 Sangkosh 25 Bakrang 26 Finam 27 Keraunja 28 Panchsuwa Deurali 29 Taple 30 Arjunchaupari 31 Chilaunebas 32 Karendanda 33 Panchamul 34 Shree Krishna Gandaki 35 Kuine Mangale 36 Singa 37 Aslewa 38 Darbar Devisthan 39 Hadineta 40 Malayagiri 41 Tamghas 42 Badalamji 43 Gauri 44 Lyati Bindraseni 45 Rawal Kot 46 Dubidanda 47 Jaulipokhari 48 Mijhing 49 Talawang 50 Basti 51 Devisthan 52 Kalagaun 53 Mastamandu 54 Siudi 55 Bahuni 56 Bhogateni 57 Drabesh 58 Indrapur 59 Kaseni 60 Madhumalla 61 Pathari 62 Sanischare 63 Takuwa 64 Yangshila 65 Bastipur 66 Chandralapur 67 Gobindapur Malhana 68 Kachanari 69 Mahadeva Portaha 70 Navarajpur 71 Silorba Pachhawari 72 Vidyanagar 73 Balabakhar 74 Bengadawar 75 Devpura Rupetha 76 Digambarpur 77 Hansapur Kathpula 78 Kanakpatti 79 Laxmipur Bagewa 80 Mithaleswar Nikash 81 Raghunathpur 82 Sinurjoda 83 Umaprempur 84 Basantapatti 85 Dharampur 86 Gaur 87 Jingadwa Belchhwa 88 Madhopur 89 Pataura 90 Purainawrna 91 Samanpur 92 Simara Bhawanipur 93 Anandaban 94 Bargadewa 95 Devadaha 96 Hati Bangai 97 Madhbaliya 98 Padsari 99 Rudrapur 100 Sipawa 101 Bhimapur 102 Gola 103 Khairichandanpur 104 Motipur 105 Rajpur 106 Taratal 107 Baliya 108 Durgauli 109 Masuriya 110 Ramshikhar Jhala 111 Baneswar 112 Makalu 113 Sidhakali 114 Ghami 115 Marpha 116 Badegaun 117 Ichok 118 Melamchhe 119 Thangpalkot 120 Kudari 121 Tamti 122 Kumalgaun 123 Rupsa 124 Dattu 125 Khalanga 126 Sharmauli 201 Kathmandu (ward no.2) 202 Kathmandu10 203 Kathmandu15 204 Kathmandu27 205 Lalitpur 206 Dhulikhel 207 Hetauda 208 Rajbiraj 209 Birgunj 210 Pokhara 211 Tansen 212 Taulihawa 213 Nepalgunj 214 Dhangadhi 215 Damak 216 Biratnagar 217 Dharan 218 Lahan Cluster code only for survey purpose. HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID Only for analytical purpose. New House New House New House New House New House New House 1 Yes 2 No It is the skeeping scheme only. Ethnicity of household head Ethnicity of household head Ethnicity of household head Ethnicity of household head Ethnicity of household head What is the occupation of the household head? Note the ethnicity of household Household heads 1 Brahmins of hill 2 Chhetri 3 Newar 4 Gurung 5 Magar 6 Rai,Limbu, Kirati 7 Dolegharti, Bhujel and Shivabhakti 8 Giri, Puri, Sanyasi 9 Tamang, Lama, Moktan, Ghising 10 Sherpa, Bhote, Thakali 11 Musalman 12 Untouchables 13 Majhi, Bote, Raji, Chepang, Raute 14 Tharu 15 Yadav 16 Kayastha 17 Kumhar 18 Rajbhar 19 Baniya 20 Dhobi 21 Sundi 22 Kalwar 23 Kanu 24 Kurmi 25 bhumiyar 26 Brahmin of Tarai 27 Rajput 28 Teli 29 Kuswaha 30 Others, terai 31 Others, hills 32 Bangali Punjabi Jain 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Relationship with household head Relationship with household head Relationship with household head Relationship with household head Relationship with household head What is the relationship of the respondent to the household head? Household heads 1 Self 2 Wife 3 Husband 5 Mother 6 Brother 7 Sister 8 Son 9 Daughter 10 Nephew 11 Niece 12 Uncle 13 Aunt 14 Other Male-Rel 15 Other Female-Rel 16 Other Male-Rel 17 Other Female 97 NA Gender of household head Gender of household head Gender of household head Gender of household head Gender of household head What is the age and sex of the household head? Sex Household heads 1 Male 2 Female 9 No information Age of household head Age of household head Age of household head Age of household head Age of household head What is the age and sex of the household head? Age Household heads 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Literacy of household head Literacy of household head Literacy of household head Literacy of household head Literacy of household head What is the literacy of the household head? Ability to read and write a simple letter Household heads 1 Literate 2 Illiterate 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Occupation of HHH Occupation of HHH Occupation of HHH Occupation of HHH Occupation of HHH What is the occupation of the household head? Note the ethnicity of household Household heads 1 Agriculture Farming 2 Traders Bussiness 3 Artisans Carpenter 4 Wage labor Service 5 Old Pension 6 Professional or Study 7 Beggars 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Number of Persons in the HH Number of Persons in the HH Number of Persons in the HH Number of Persons in the HH Number of Persons in the HH How many people are there in this household altogether? Write age and sex of each one, starting with the youngest. For each child 5 years and under, write how many doses of Polio vaccine s/he received in the recent National Immunisation Day (Marg 21 and Magha 4). For each person 6 years and above, write whether literte or not and source of literacy. Households 97 Inapplicable Any women of child bearing age in HH Any women of child bearing age in HH Any women of child bearing age in HH Any women of child bearing age in HH Any women of child bearing age in HH Households 1 Yes 2 No Age of the respondent Age of the respondent Age of the respondent Age of the respondent Age of the respondent Ask the remainder of questionnaire for each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49) years [If none, go to next house] What is your age? Ever married women of childbearing age (15-49 years) 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Literacy of the respondent Literacy of the respondent Literacy of the respondent Literacy of the respondent Literacy of the respondent Are you able to read and write a simple letter in any language? Ever married women of childbearing age (15-49 years) 1 Literate 2 Illiterate 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Number of times pregnant Number of times pregnant Number of times pregnant Number of times pregnant Number of times pregnant How many times have you been pregnant? Including miscarriages If none, go to next eligible woman Ever married women of childbearing age (15-49 years) 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Last pregnancy Last pregnancy Last pregnancy Last pregnancy Last pregnancy Ask Q9 - Q46 for the last pregnancy of each elligible woman (or present pregnancy if pregnant now) When was your last pregnancy? How many months/years ago [If pregnant now, note how many weeks pregnant] Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) 1 One year or less 96 Currently Pregnant 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Number of months ago pregnant Number of months ago pregnant Number of months ago pregnant Number of months ago pregnant Number of months ago pregnant How many months/years ago [If pregnant now, note how many weeks pregnant] Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Number of antenatal visits made Number of antenatal visits made Number of antenatal visits made Number of antenatal visits made Number of antenatal visits made How many antenatal care visits did you have? If none, skip to Q17 Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Number of months before first ANC visit Number of months before first ANC visit Number of months before first ANC visit Number of months before first ANC visit Number of months before first ANC visit After how many months of pregnancy did you have your first antenatal visit? antevis <> 0 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Place of antenatal visits Place of antenatal visits Place of antenatal visits Place of antenatal visits Place of antenatal visits Where were the antenatal visits? antevis <> 0 1 SHP 2 HP 3 PHCC 4 Hospital 5 Nursing Home 6 Private Clinic 7 FPA Clinic 8 Home 9 Mobile Clinic 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Person who provided care during ANC visits Person who provided care during ANC visits Person who provided care during ANC visits Person who provided care during ANC visits Person who provided care during ANC visits Who provided the care at the antenatal visits? antevis <> 0 1 Untrained TBA 2 Trained TBA 3 FCHV 4 AHW 5 VHW 6 MCHW 7 ANM 8 Other Govt Health Worker 9 Doctor 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Place of delivery discussed Place of delivery discussed Place of delivery discussed Place of delivery discussed Place of delivery discussed Was the place of delivery discussed with you during the antenatal visits? antevis <> 0 1 Yes 2 No 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Breast feeding discussed Breast feeding discussed Breast feeding discussed Breast feeding discussed Breast feeding discussed Was breastfeeding discussed with you during the antenatal visits? antevis <> 0 1 Yes 2 No 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Amount paid for each visit Amount paid for each visit Amount paid for each visit Amount paid for each visit Amount paid for each visit How much did you have to pay (including cash and kind) for each visit? [Rs] antevis <> 0 9997 Inapplicable 9998 DK Why did not you go for ANC services 1 Why did not you go for ANC services 1 Why did not you go for ANC services 1 Why did not you go for ANC services 1 Why did not you go for ANC services 1 If you did not have any antenatal care visits, why not? antevis = 0 1 No need 2 Too far away 3 No Time 4 No money 5 Family Did not allow 6 Old Tradition 7 Not aware of the Service 8 Poor Service 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Why did not you go for ANC services 2 Why did not you go for ANC services 2 Why did not you go for ANC services 2 Why did not you go for ANC services 2 Why did not you go for ANC services 2 If you did not have any antenatal care visits, why not? antevis = 0 1 No need 2 Too far away 3 No Time 4 No money 5 Family Did not allow 6 Old Tradition 7 Not aware of the Service 8 Poor Service 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Why did not you go for ANC services 3 Why did not you go for ANC services 3 Why did not you go for ANC services 3 Why did not you go for ANC services 3 Why did not you go for ANC services 3 If you did not have any antenatal care visits, why not? antevis = 0 1 No need 2 Too far away 3 No Time 4 No money 5 Family Did not allow 6 Old Tradition 7 Not aware of the Service 8 Poor Service 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Doses of TT taken during this pregnancy Doses of TT taken during this pregnancy Doses of TT taken during this pregnancy Doses of TT taken during this pregnancy Doses of TT taken during this pregnancy How many doses of TT did you receive during this pregnancy? antevis <> 0 None 1 first dose 2 second dose 3 third dose 4 fourth dose 5 fifth dose 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Months iron folic acid tabs taken during this pregnancy Months iron folic acid tabs taken during this pregnancy Months iron folic acid tabs taken during this pregnancy Months iron folic acid tabs taken during this pregnancy Months iron folic acid tabs taken during this pregnancy For how many months did you take iron/folate tablets during this pregnancy? antevis <> 0 Did not Take 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Number of cigarettes per day during pregnancy Number of cigarettes per day during pregnancy Number of cigarettes per day during pregnancy Number of cigarettes per day during pregnancy Number of cigarettes per day during pregnancy How many cigarettes/beedi/tobacco per day did you smoke during this pregnancy? antevis <> 0 Did not smoke 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 1 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 1 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 1 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 1 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 1 What health problems, if any, did you have during the pregnancy? antevis <> 0 None 1 Vomitting Dizziness 2 High Blood Pressure 3 Urine Infection 4 Swelling in body 5 Weakness 6 Fever 7 Pain in body_stomach 8 Headache 9 Bleeding 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 2 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 2 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 2 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 2 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 2 What health problems, if any, did you have during the pregnancy? antevis <> 0 None 1 Vomitting Dizziness 2 High Blood Pressure 3 Urine infection 4 Swelling in body 5 Weakness 6 Fever 7 Pain in body_stomach 8 Headache 9 Bleeding 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 3 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 3 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 3 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 3 What health problems- faced during this pregnancy 3 What health problems, if any, did you have during the pregnancy? antevis <> 0 None 1 Vomitting Dizziness 2 High blood pressure 3 Urine infection 4 Swelling in body 5 Weakness 6 Fever 7 Pain in body_stomach 8 Headache 9 Bleeding 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Place sought help for problem during this pregnancy Place sought help for problem during this pregnancy Place sought help for problem during this pregnancy Place sought help for problem during this pregnancy Place sought help for problem during this pregnancy Where did you seek help for this problem? antevis <> 0 Did not seek help 1 Untrained TBA 2 Trained TBA 3 HP SHP 4 Traditional Healers 5 PHC 6 Hospital 7 Private Clinic 8 Private Doctor 9 Dispensary 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Why did not you seek help for the problem 1 Why did not you seek help for the problem 1 Why did not you seek help for the problem 1 Why did not you seek help for the problem 1 Why did not you seek help for the problem 1 If you did not seek help, why not? helppreg = 0 1 No need 2 Too far away 3 Have to pay 4 Family did not allow 5 No time 6 Do not trust Service 7 Not aware of the sevices 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Why did not you seek help for the problem 2 Why did not you seek help for the problem 2 Why did not you seek help for the problem 2 Why did not you seek help for the problem 2 Why did not you seek help for the problem 2 If you did not seek help, why not? helppreg = 0 1 No need 2 Too far away 3 Have to pay 4 Family did not allow 5 No time 6 Do not trust service 7 Not aware of the sevices 97 INAPP 98 DK 99 Missing Why did not you seek help for the problem 3 Why did not you seek help for the problem 3 Why did not you seek help for the problem 3 Why did not you seek help for the problem 3 Why did not you seek help for the problem 3 If you did not seek help, why not? helppreg = 0 1 No need 2 Too far away 3 Have to pay 4 Family did not allow 5 No time 6 Do not trust service 7 Not aware of the sevices 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Level of satisfaction for ANC received Level of satisfaction for ANC received Level of satisfaction for ANC received Level of satisfaction for ANC received Level of satisfaction for ANC received How satisfied are you with the antenatal care you received? antevis <> 0 1 Not at all 2 Some What 3 Very much 7 NA 8 DK What are the main problems with the ANC services 1 What are the main problems with the ANC services 1 What are the main problems with the ANC services 1 What are the main problems with the ANC services 1 What are the main problems with the ANC services 1 What do you think are the main problems with the antenatal care service? antevis <> 0 1 No Access 2 No staff 3 Bad Attitude 4 No Medicines 5 Have to pay 6 Long Waiting Time 7 Poor Physical Facilities 8 No problem 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What are the main problems with the ANC services 2 What are the main problems with the ANC services 2 What are the main problems with the ANC services 2 What are the main problems with the ANC services 2 What are the main problems with the ANC services 2 What do you think are the main problems with the antenatal care service? antevis <> 0 1 No Access 2 No staff 3 Bad Attitude 4 No Medicines 5 Have to pay 6 Long Waiting Time 7 Poor Physical Facilities 8 No problem 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What are the main problems with the ANC services 3 What are the main problems with the ANC services 3 What are the main problems with the ANC services 3 What are the main problems with the ANC services 3 What are the main problems with the ANC services 3 What do you think are the main problems with the antenatal care service? antevis <> 0 1 No Access 2 No staff 3 Bad Attitude 4 No Medicines 5 Have to pay 6 Long Waiting Time 7 Poor Physical Facilities 8 No problem 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Time worked during this pregnancy Time worked during this pregnancy Time worked during this pregnancy Time worked during this pregnancy Time worked during this pregnancy How long did you continue working during your pregnancy? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant Did not work 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Level of help support from family Level of help support from family Level of help support from family Level of help support from family Level of help support from family How much help and support did you have from your family during this pregnancy? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 None at all 2 Some 3 Very much 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Area of improvement in pregnancy services 1 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 1 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 1 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 1 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 1 What do you think that services could do to improve care for pregnant women? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 More HP ETC 2 More Medicines 3 More Staff 4 Train Staff 5 Educate Women 6 Better Quality Service 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Area of improvement in pregnancy services 2 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 2 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 2 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 2 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 2 What do you think that services could do to improve care for pregnant women? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 More HP ETC 2 More Medicines 3 More Staff 4 Train Staff 5 Educate Women 6 Better Quality Service 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Area of improvement in pregnancy services 3 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 3 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 3 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 3 Area of improvement in pregnancy services 3 What do you think that services could do to improve care for pregnant women? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 More HP ETC 2 More Medicines 3 More Staff 4 Train Staff 5 Educate Women 6 Better Quality Service 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 1 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 1 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 1 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 1 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 1 What could communities themselves do to help women during pregnancy? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 Provide Transport 2 Community groups 3 Train FCHVs 4 Less work for women 5 Assistance in cash 6 Better diet 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 2 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 2 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 2 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 2 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 2 What could communities themselves do to help women during pregnancy? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 Provide Transport 2 Community groups 3 Train FCHVs 4 Less work for women 5 Assistance in cash 6 Better diet 97 Inapplicable 98 DK What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 3 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 3 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 3 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 3 What could communities do to help women in pregnancy 3 What could communities themselves do to help women during pregnancy? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 Provide Transport 2 Community groups 3 Train FCHVs 4 Less work for women 5 Assistance in cash 6 Better diet 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Place of delivery of the baby Place of delivery of the baby Place of delivery of the baby Place of delivery of the baby Place of delivery of the baby Where did you deliver the baby? If delivered in hospital, nursing home etc, skip to Q35 Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 House 2 Barn Shed 3 Outdoors 4 PHC 5 Hospital 6 Private Clinic 7 Nursing Home 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Person who assisted in the delivery Person who assisted in the delivery Person who assisted in the delivery Person who assisted in the delivery Person who assisted in the delivery Who assisted with the birth of the baby? wheredel = 1 1 Family only 2 Neighbors 3 Trained TBA 4 Untrained TBA 5 FCHV 6 VHW 7 AHW 8 MCHW 9 ANM 10 Other Govt Health Worker 11 Doctor 12 Self 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Home delivery kit used Home delivery kit used Home delivery kit used Home delivery kit used Home delivery kit used Did you use a Home Delivery Kit for the birth? wheredel = 1 1 Yes 2 No 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Why not used 1 Why not used 1 Why not used 1 Why not used 1 Why not used 1 If not, why not? usehdk = 2 1 Not available 2 Not Needed 3 Prefer Other 4 Not aware of it_ old tradition 5 Family did not allow it 6 Too expensive 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Why not used 2 Why not used 2 Why not used 2 Why not used 2 Why not used 2 If not, why not? usehdk = 2 1 Not available 2 Not Needed 3 Prefer Other 4 Not aware of it_ old tradition 5 Family did not allow it 6 Too expensive 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Why not used 3 Why not used 3 Why not used 3 Why not used 3 Why not used 3 If not, why not? usehdk = 2 1 Not available 2 Not Needed 3 Prefer Other 4 Not aware of it_ old tradition 5 Family did not allow it 6 Too expensive 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Object to cut cord Object to cut cord Object to cut cord Object to cut cord Object to cut cord With what was the cord cut? wheredel = 1 1 New Blade 2 Old blade boiled 3 Old blade unboiled 4 Other boiled 5 Other unboiled 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Object ot treat cord Object ot treat cord Object ot treat cord Object ot treat cord Object ot treat cord With what was the cord treated? wheredel = 1 Nothing 1 Antiseptic 2 Ash 3 Cowdung 4 Oil ghee turmeric 5 Other sterilized things 6 Other non sterilized things 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Time of labour, hours Time of labour, hours Time of labour, hours Time of labour, hours Time of labour, hours How many hours or days was the labour? [hours/days] Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Problems had during labour delivery 1 Problems had during labour delivery 1 Problems had during labour delivery 1 Problems had during labour delivery 1 Problems had during labour delivery 1 What problems, if any, occurred during the labour or delivery? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant None 1 Heavy Bleeding 2 Baby upside down 3 Obstructed 4 Mother too weak 5 Baby too weak 6 Mother had fits 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Problems had during labour delivery 2 Problems had during labour delivery 2 Problems had during labour delivery 2 Problems had during labour delivery 2 Problems had during labour delivery 2 What problems, if any, occurred during the labour or delivery? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant None 1 Heavy Bleeding 2 Baby upside down 3 Obstructed 4 Mother too weak 5 Baby too weak 6 Mother had fits 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Problems had during labour delivery 3 Problems had during labour delivery 3 Problems had during labour delivery 3 Problems had during labour delivery 3 Problems had during labour delivery 3 What problems, if any, occurred during the labour or delivery? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant None 1 Heavy Bleeding 2 Baby upside down 3 Obstructed 4 Mother too weak 5 Baby too weak 6 Mother had fits 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Place sought help for problem during labour delivery Place sought help for problem during labour delivery Place sought help for problem during labour delivery Place sought help for problem during labour delivery Place sought help for problem during labour delivery How soon did you seek help after the problem started? [hours] any of problab, problab2 and problab3 <> 0 Did not seek help 1 SHP 2 HP 3 PHC 4 Hospital 5 Private Clinic 6 Nursing home 7 Private Doctor 8 TBA 9 Traditional Healer 10 Dispensary 97 Inapplicable 98 DK How soon help sought for the problem How soon help sought for the problem How soon help sought for the problem How soon help sought for the problem How soon help sought for the problem If you did not seek help anywhere, why not? any of problab, problab2 and problab3 <> 0 1 One hr or less 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Reason for not seeking help for the problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 1 If you did not seek help anywhere, why not? all of problab, problab2 and problab3 = 0 1 Not needed 2 Too far 3 Mother too ill 4 Mother Died 5 Baby Died 6 No Transport 7 Family did not allow 8 Too expensove 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Reason for not seeking help for the problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 2 If you did not seek help anywhere, why not? all of problab, problab2 and problab3 = 0 1 Not needed 2 Too far 3 Mother too ill 4 Mother Died 5 Baby Died 6 No Transport 7 Family did not allow 8 Too expensove 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Reason for not seeking help for the problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for the problem 3 If you did not seek help anywhere, why not? all of problab, problab2 and problab3 = 0 1 Not needed 2 Too far 3 Mother too ill 4 Mother Died 5 Baby Died 6 No Transport 7 Family did not allow 8 Too expensove 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Size of baby at the time of birth Size of baby at the time of birth Size of baby at the time of birth Size of baby at the time of birth Size of baby at the time of birth How big was the baby? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 Very small 2 Small 3 Normal 4 Big 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Gender of baby Gender of baby Gender of baby Gender of baby Gender of baby Was the baby a boy or a girl? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 Boy 2 Girl 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Condition of baby Condition of baby Condition of baby Condition of baby Condition of baby What happened to the baby? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 Still Birth 2 Lived short time 3 Survived Disabled 4 Survived well 5 Unhealthy 7 Inapplicable 8 DK Amount paid for delivery: HDK Amount paid for delivery: HDK Amount paid for delivery: HDK Amount paid for delivery: HDK Amount paid for delivery: HDK How much did you have to pay (including cash and kind) for the delivery of the baby [may need to ask someone else as well as mother] for the HDK or other materials? May need to ask someone else as well as mother Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 9997 Inapplicable 9998 DK Amount paid for delivery: TBA/MCHW/ANM/etc Amount paid for delivery: TBA/MCHW/ANM/etc Amount paid for delivery: TBA/MCHW/ANM/etc Amount paid for delivery: TBA/MCHW/ANM/etc Amount paid for delivery: TBA/MCHW/ANM/etc How much did you have to pay (including cash and kind) for the delivery of the baby [may need to ask someone else as well as mother] for the attendance of the TBA/MCHW/ANM etc.? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 9997 Inapplicable 9998 DK Amount paid for delivery: Transport for emergency Amount paid for delivery: Transport for emergency Amount paid for delivery: Transport for emergency Amount paid for delivery: Transport for emergency Amount paid for delivery: Transport for emergency How much did you have to pay (including cash and kind) for the delivery of the baby [may need to ask someone else as well as mother] for transport to get emergency help if needed? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 9997 Inapplicable 9998 DK Amount paid for delivery: Additional cost at PHC hospital Amount paid for delivery: Additional cost at PHC hospital Amount paid for delivery: Additional cost at PHC hospital Amount paid for delivery: Additional cost at PHC hospital Amount paid for delivery: Additional cost at PHC hospital How much did you have to pay (including cash and kind) for the delivery of the baby [may need to ask someone else as well as mother] for additional costs at PHCC or hospital? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 9997 Inapplicable 9998 DK Amount paid for delivery: Other cost Amount paid for delivery: Other cost Amount paid for delivery: Other cost Amount paid for delivery: Other cost Amount paid for delivery: Other cost How much did you have to pay (including cash and kind) for the delivery of the baby [may need to ask someone else as well as mother] any other costs? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 9997 Inapplicable 9998 DK Level of satisfaction with care during labor and delivery Level of satisfaction with care during labor and delivery Level of satisfaction with care during labor and delivery Level of satisfaction with care during labor and delivery Level of satisfaction with care during labor and delivery How satisfied are you with the care you received during your labour and delivery? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 Not at all 2 Somewhat 3 Very 7 Inapplicable 8 DK How soon after birth ate, hours How soon after birth ate, hours How soon after birth ate, hours How soon after birth ate, hours How soon after birth ate, hours How soon after the birth of the child were you given anything to eat? [hours] Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant 1 One hr or less 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Health problems had or baby had after birth 1 Health problems had or baby had after birth 1 Health problems had or baby had after birth 1 Health problems had or baby had after birth 1 Health problems had or baby had after birth 1 After the birth, what health problems, if any, did you or the baby have? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant None 1 Bleeding 2 Fever-Mother 3 Fever-Child 4 Weak Mother 5 Weak Child 6 Fits-mother 7 Fits-Child 8 Delyed placenta discharge 9 Breathing Baby 10 Infection Mother 11 Infection Child 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Health problems had or baby had after birth 2 Health problems had or baby had after birth 2 Health problems had or baby had after birth 2 Health problems had or baby had after birth 2 Health problems had or baby had after birth 2 After the birth, what health problems, if any, did you or the baby have? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant None 1 Bleeding 2 Fever-Mother 3 Fever-Child 4 Weak Mother 5 Weak Child 6 Fits-mother 7 Fits-Child 8 Delyed placenta discharge 9 Breathing Baby 10 Infection Mother 11 Infection Child 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Health problems had or baby had after birth 3 Health problems had or baby had after birth 3 Health problems had or baby had after birth 3 Health problems had or baby had after birth 3 Health problems had or baby had after birth 3 After the birth, what health problems, if any, did you or the baby have? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant None 1 Bleeding 2 Fever-Mother 3 Fever-Child 4 Weak Mother 5 Weak Child 6 Fits-mother 7 Fits-Child 8 Delyed placenta discharge 9 Breathing Baby 10 Infection Mother 11 Infection Child 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Place sought help for after birth problem Place sought help for after birth problem Place sought help for after birth problem Place sought help for after birth problem Place sought help for after birth problem Where did you seek help for this problem? Each ever-married woman of childbearing age in the household (age 15-49 years) who had been pregnant Did not seek help 1 Untrained TBA 2 Trained TBA 3 SHP 4 HP 5 PHCC 6 Hospital 7 Private Clinic 8 Private Doctor 9 Traditional Healer 10 Dispensary 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 1 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 1 If you not seek help, why not? helpafte = 0 1 No need 2 Too far 3 Too Expensive 4 Family did not allow 5 No time 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 2 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 2 If you not seek help, why not? helpafte = 0 1 No need 2 Too far 3 Too Expensive 4 Family did not allow 5 No time 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 3 Reason for not seeking help for birth problem 3 If you not seek help, why not? helpafte = 0 1 No need 2 Too far 3 Too Expensive 4 Family did not allow 5 No time 97 Inapplicable 98 DK Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Urban 1 Eastern Hills 2 Central Hills 3 Western Hills 4 Mid Western Hills 5 Far Western Hills 6 Eastern Tarai 7 Central Tarai 8 Western Tarai 9 Mid Western Tarai 10 Far Western Tarai 11 Eastern Mountain 12 Central Mountain 13 Western Mountain 14 Mid Western Mountain 15 Far Western Mountain Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region 1 Mountain 2 Hill 3 Tarai 4 Urban Development region Development region Development region Development region Development region Development region 1 Eatern 2 Central 3 Westrn 4 Midwstern 5 Farwestern 6 Urban Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence 1 Rural 2 Urban District District District District District District 1 Ilam 2 Bhojpur 3 Udayapur 4 Ramechhap 5 Kathmandu 6 Dhading 7 Gorkha 8 Syangja 9 Myagdi 10 Gulmi 11 Dailekh 12 Rolpa 13 Achham 14 Morang 15 Siraha 16 Dhanusha 17 Rautahat 18 Rupandehi 19 Bardiya 20 Kailali 21 Sankhuwasabha 22 Mustang 23 Sindhupalchok 24 Jumla 25 Kalikot 26 Darchula 27 Lalitpur 28 Kavrepalanchok 29 Makwanpur 30 Saptari 31 Parsa 32 Kaski 33 Palpa 34 Kapilvastu 35 Banke 36 Jhapa 37 Sunsari Name of the district where the house lies. Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number Cluster number 1 Danabari 2 Mahamai 3 Samalbung 4 Bhulke 5 Jarayotaar 6 Sangapang 7 Beltaar 8 Hadiya 9 Myakhu 10 Tapeswari 11 Deurali 12 Khaniyapani 13 Piukhuri 14 Tilpung 15 Baheerigaun 16 Daanchhi 17 Jitpurphedi 18 Matatirtha 19 Sitapaila 20 Baseri 21 Dhussa 22 Kebalpur 23 Nalang 24 Sangkosh 25 Bakrang 26 Finam 27 Keraunja 28 Panchsuwa Deurali 29 Taple 30 Arjunchaupari 31 Chilaunebas 32 Karendanda 33 Panchamul 34 Shree Krishna Gandaki 35 Kuine Mangale 36 Singa 37 Aslewa 38 Darbar Devisthan 39 Hadineta 40 Malayagiri 41 Tamghas 42 Badalamji 43 Gauri 44 Lyati Bindraseni 45 Rawal Kot 46 Dubidanda 47 Jaulipokhari 48 Mijhing 49 Talawang 50 Basti 51 Devisthan 52 Kalagaun 53 Mastamandu 54 Siudi 55 Bahuni 56 Bhogateni 57 Drabesh 58 Indrapur 59 Kaseni 60 Madhumalla 61 Pathari 62 Sanischare 63 Takuwa 64 Yangshila 65 Bastipur 66 Chandralapur 67 Gobindapur Malhana 68 Kachanari 69 Mahadeva Portaha 70 Navarajpur 71 Silorba Pachhawari 72 Vidyanagar 73 Balabakhar 74 Bengadawar 75 Devpura Rupetha 76 Digambarpur 77 Hansapur Kathpula 78 Kanakpatti 79 Laxmipur Bagewa 80 Mithaleswar Nikash 81 Raghunathpur 82 Sinurjoda 83 Umaprempur 84 Basantapatti 85 Dharampur 86 Gaur 87 Jingadwa Belchhwa 88 Madhopur 89 Pataura 90 Purainawrna 91 Samanpur 92 Simara Bhawanipur 93 Anandaban 94 Bargadewa 95 Devadaha 96 Hati Bangai 97 Madhbaliya 98 Padsari 99 Rudrapur 100 Sipawa 101 Bhimapur 102 Gola 103 Khairichandanpur 104 Motipur 105 Rajpur 106 Taratal 107 Baliya 108 Durgauli 109 Masuriya 110 Ramshikhar Jhala 111 Baneswar 112 Makalu 113 Sidhakali 114 Ghami 115 Marpha 116 Badegaun 117 Ichok 118 Melamchhe 119 Thangpalkot 120 Kudari 121 Tamti 122 Kumalgaun 123 Rupsa 124 Dattu 125 Khalanga 126 Sharmauli 201 Kathmandu (ward no.2) 202 Kathmandu10 203 Kathmandu15 204 Kathmandu27 205 Lalitpur 206 Dhulikhel 207 Hetauda 208 Rajbiraj 209 Birgunj 210 Pokhara 211 Tansen 212 Taulihawa 213 Nepalgunj 214 Dhangadhi 215 Damak 216 Biratnagar 217 Dharan 218 Lahan Cluster code only for survey purpose. HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID HH Record ID Only for analytical purpose. HH Size HH Size HH Size HH Size HH Size How many people are there in this household altogether? Write age and sex of each one, starting with the youngest. For each child 5 years and under, write how many doses of polio vaccine s/he received in the recent National Immunization Days (Marg 21 and Magha 4). For each persons 6 years and above, write whether literate or not and source of literacy. How many people are there in this household altogether? gender of the hh member gender of the hh member gender of the hh member gender of the hh member gender of the hh member 1 Male 2 Female Age of the member Age of the member Age of the member Age of the member Age of the member Whether took Polio drops Whether took Polio drops Whether took Polio drops Whether took Polio drops Whether took Polio drops For each child 5 years and under. 1 Yes 2 No 7 Inapplicable literacy of hh member literacy of hh member literacy of hh member literacy of hh member literacy of hh member 1 Literate 2 Illiterate 7 Inapplicable Source of Literacy Source of Literacy Source of Literacy Source of Literacy Source of Literacy Only for those who are literate. 1 Formal 2 Non-formal 7 Inapplicable Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Sample weight Age in Categories Age in Categories Age in Categories Age in Categories Age in Categories 0-5 years 1 6-9 yrs 2 10-14 yrs 3 15-24 yrs 4 25-34 yrs 5 35-50 yrs 6 50 yrs or higher Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Eco-development region Urban 1 Eastern Hills 2 Central Hills 3 Western Hills 4 Mid Western Hills 5 Far Western Hills 6 Eastern Tarai 7 Central Tarai 8 Western Tarai 9 Mid Western Tarai 10 Far Western Tarai 11 Eastern Mountain 12 Central Mountain 13 Western Mountain 14 Mid Western Mountain 15 Far Western Mountain Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region Ecological region 1 Mountain 2 Hill 3 Tarai 4 Urban Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence Urban-Rural residence 1 Rural 2 Urban