ANNUAL HEALTH BULLETIN 2004 - Ministry of Health

population, family planning practices among women of reproductive age irrespective of their marital
status, reasons for not using contraceptive method, problems faced during use of methods and state
of fertility in the past 1 year.
The trainees were selected as surveyors and were trained on the survey methodology including
practical sessions in the form of a role-play. Each surveyor was assigned a minimum of 2 clusters
and was provided with a guide to identify the clusters.
The information so collected were tabulated and analysed manually to make it more user friendly.
The findings of the studies are discussed below.
a. Total households visited:
A total of 490 house holds, 140 in Norbuling, 168 in Kabisa and 182 in Kanglung gewog; were
visited to interviewed 635 women (210,212 and 213 women respectively at Kanglung , Norbuling
and Kabisa gewogs). On an average 1.3 women were interviewed per-house hold.
a e . AQe an sex Istn ution 0 enumerate ODU a on:
PODulation enumerated
Age Sex Kanglung Norbulingl Kabisal Total Percentage
Gratap Geog Chusegang Samazinkka
Geog
Geog
M 252 176 180 608 21.03
0-14 F 211 190 206 607 20.99
M 37 39 30 106 3.66
15 - 19 F 48 52 56 156 5.39
M 19 25 20 64 2.21
20-24 F 46 57 43 146 5.05
M 35 18 27 80 2.76
25 - 29 F 44 32 - 50 126 4.35
M 38 15 23 76 2.62
30 - 34 F 47 33 43 123 4.25
M 33 22 17 72 2.49
35 - 39 F 37 33 27 97 3.35
M 24 16 21 61 2.11
40-44 F 23 24 28 136 4.70
M 14 22 25 61 2.11
45 - 49 F 15 32 28 75 2.59
50 and > M 50 60 79 189 6.53
F 39 49 . 81 169 5.84
tl12 895 984 2891 100
Total
There was a total count of 2891people that were actually residing in the various hO'lseholds visited at
the time of survey. Among the occupants 1317 were males and rest (1574) were women
(female/I 000 male =1195). The major fraction of population belonged to age group 0-14 (42%).