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NMICS 2010, Mid- and Far Western RegionsTable DQ.2: Age distribution of eligible and interviewed womenHousehold population of women aged 10–54 years, interviewed women aged 15–49 years, and percentage of eligible women who wereinterviewed, by five-year age groups, MFWR, Nepal, 2010Age(years)Household population ofwomen aged 10–54 yearsInterviewed women aged 15–49 yearsNumber Number PercentPercent of eligible womeninterviewed (completionrate)10–14 2,326 0 0 015–19 1,613 1,531 20.5 94.920–24 1,486 1,408 18.8 94.725–29 1,296 1,252 16.7 96.630–34 1,042 1,008 13.5 96.835–39 903 873 11.7 96.740–44 841 813 10.9 96.645–49 606 591 7.9 97.650–54 688 0 0 0Total (15–49) 7,787 7,475 100.0 96.0Table DQ.3: Age distribution of under-5s in household and under-5 questionnairesHousehold population of children aged 0–7 years, children aged 0–4 years whose mothers/caretakers were interviewed, and percentageof under-5 children whose mothers/caretakers were interviewed, by single ages, MFWR, Nepal, 2010Age(years)Household population ofchildren aged 0–7 yearsInterviewed under-5 childrenNumber Number PercentPercent of eligible under-5sinterviewed (completionrate)0 684 648 19.3 94.71 606 585 17.4 96.52 693 672 20.0 96.93 784 755 22.5 96.34 722 702 20.9 97.25 953 0 0 06 920 0 0 07 874 0 0 0Total (0–7) 3,489 3,361 100.0 96.3226
NMICS 2010, Mid- and Far Western RegionsTable DQ.4: Women's completion rates by socio-economic characteristics of householdsHousehold population of women aged 15–49 years, interviewed women aged 15–49 years, and percentage of eligible women who wereinterviewed, by selected social and economic characteristics of the household, MFWR, Nepal, 2010SubregionAreaHousehold population of women aged15–49 yearsInterviewed women aged 15–49 yearsNumber Percent Number PercentPercent of eligiblewomeninterviewed(completion rate)Mid-Western Mountains 431 5.5 416 5.6 96.4Mid-Western Hills 2,116 27.2 2,035 27.2 96.2Mid-Western Terai 1,719 22.1 1,657 22.2 96.4Far Western Mountains 536 6.9 513 6.9 95.7Far Western Hills 1,015 13.0 981 13.1 96.7Far Western Terai 1,971 25.3 1,873 25.1 95.1Urban 892 11.4 852 11.4 95.5Rural 6,896 88.6 6,624 88.6 96.1Household size1–3 4,241 54.5 847 11.3 97.04–6 2,262 29.0 3,828 51.2 96.77+ 1,285 16.5 2,800 37.5 94.8Education of household headNone 3,636 46.7 3,461 46.3 95.2Primary 1,816 23.3 1,764 23.6 97.1Secondary + 2,312 29.7 2,229 29.8 96.4Wealth index quintilePoorest 1,308 16.8 1,257 16.8 96.1Second 1,489 19.1 1,436 19.2 96.4Middle 1,587 20.4 1,537 20.6 96.8Fourth 1,705 21.9 1,615 21.6 94.7Richest 1,699 21.8 1,631 21.8 96.0Total 7,787 100.0 7,475 100.0 96.0Nine cases with missing ‘education of household head’ not shown227
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ForewordIt is my great pleasure to
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Executive SummarySummary of finding
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I. IntroductionBackgroundThis repor
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II.Sample and Survey MethodologySam
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