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Appendix E. MICS4 Indicators: Numerators and DenominatorsMICS4 INDICATOR Module Numerator Denominator MDG2.4 Children ever breastfed MN Number of women with a live birth inthe 2 years preceding the survey whobreastfed the child at any time2.5 Early initiation ofbreastfeeding2.6 Exclusive breastfeeding under6 months2.7 Continued breastfeeding at 1year2.8 Continued breastfeeding at 2years2.9 Predominant breastfeedingunder 6 monthsMNBFNumber of women with a live birth inthe 2 years preceding the survey whoput the newborn infant to the breastwithin 1 hour of birthNumber of infants under 6 months ofage who are exclusively breastfedBF Number of children aged 12–15months who are currentlybreastfeedingBF Number of children aged 20–23months who are currentlybreastfeedingBFNumber of infants under 6 months ofage who received breastmilk as thepredominant source of nourishmentduring the previous dayTotal number of women with a livebirth in the 2 years preceding thesurveyTotal number of women with a livebirth in the 2 years preceding thesurveyTotal number of infants under 6months of ageTotal number of children aged 12–15monthsTotal number of children aged 20–23monthsTotal number of infants under 6months of age2.10 Duration of breastfeeding BF The age in months when 50 percent of children aged 0–35 months did notreceive breastmilk during the previous day2.11 Bottle feeding BF Number of children aged 0–23months who were fed with a bottleduring the previous day2.12 Introduction of solid, semi–solid or soft foodsBFNumber of infants aged 6–8 monthswho received solid, semi-solid or softfoods during the previous day2.13 Minimum meal frequency BF Number of children aged 6–23months receiving solid, semi-solidand soft foods (plus milk feeds fornon-breastfed children) theminimum times or more, accordingto breastfeeding status, during theprevious day2.14 Age-appropriate breastfeeding BF Number of children aged 0–23months appropriately fed during theprevious day2.15 Milk feeding frequency fornon-breastfed childrenBFNumber of non-breastfed childrenaged 6–23 months who received atleast 2 milk feedings during theprevious day2.16 Iodized salt consumption SI Number of households with salttesting 15 parts per million or moreof iodide/iodate2.17 Vitamin A supplementation(children under five)IM Number of children aged 6–59months who received at least onehigh-dose vitamin A supplement inthe 6 months preceding the survey2.18 Low-birth-weight infants MN Number of last live births in the 2years preceding the survey weighingbelow 2,500 grams at birth2.19 Infants weighed at birth MN Number of last live births in the 2years preceding the survey who wereweighed at birthDe-worming tablet coverage MN Number of children aged 6–11 yearswho received de-worming tablets inthe last one yearTotal number of children aged 0–23monthsTotal number of infants aged 6–8monthsTotal number of children aged 6–23monthsTotal number of children aged 0–23monthsTotal number of non-breastfedchildren aged 6–23 monthsTotal number of households in whichsalt was tested or with no saltTotal number of children aged 6–59monthsTotal number of last live births in the2 years preceding the surveyTotal number of last live births in the2 years preceding the surveyTotal number of children aged 6–11years234
NMICS 2010, Mid- and Far Western RegionsMICS4 INDICATOR Module Numerator Denominator MDG3.1 Tuberculosis immunizationcoverageIM Number of children aged 12–23months who received BCG vaccinebefore their first birthday3.2 Polio immunization coverage IM Number of children aged 12–23months who received OPV3 vaccinebefore their first birthday3.3 Immunization coverage fordiphtheria, pertussis andtetanus (DPT)3.4 Measles immunizationcoverageVaccination against JapaneseencephalitisIM Number of children aged 12–23months who received DPT3 vaccinebefore their first birthdayIM Number of children aged 12–23months who received measlesvaccine before their first birthdayNumber of children aged 1–4 yearscurrently vaccinated againstJapanese encephalitis3.7 Neonatal tetanus protection MN Number of women aged 15–49 yearswith a live birth in the 2 yearspreceding the survey who were givenat least two doses of tetanus toxoidvaccine within the appropriateinterval prior to giving birth3.8 Oral rehydration therapy withcontinued feeding3.9 Care-seeking for suspectedpneumonia3.10 Antibiotic treatment ofsuspected pneumoniaCACACANumber of children under five withdiarrhoea in the previous 2 weekswho received ORT (ORS packet orrecommended homemade fluid orincreased fluids) and continuedfeeding during the episode ofdiarrhoeaNumber of children under five withsuspected pneumonia in theprevious 2 weeks who were taken toan appropriate health providerNumber of children under five withsuspected pneumonia in theprevious 2 weeks who receivedantibiotics3.11 Solid fuels HC Number of household members inhouseholds that use solid fuels as theprimary source of domestic energy tocook3.17 Anti-malarial treatment ofchildren under five the sameor next day3.18 Anti-malarial treatment ofchildren under five4.1 Use of improved drinkingwater sourcesMLMLWSNumber of children under fivereported to have had fever in theprevious 2 weeks who were treatedwith any anti-malarial drug withinthe same or next day of onset ofsymptomsNumber of children under fivereported to have had fever in theprevious 2 weeks who received anyanti-malarial treatmentNumber of household membersusing improved sources of drinkingwater4.2 Water treatment WS Number of household membersusing unimproved drinking waterwho use an appropriate treatmentmethod4.3 Use of improved sanitationfacilitiesWSNumber of household membersusing improved sanitation facilitieswhich are not shared4.4 Safe disposal of child’s faeces CA Number of children aged 0–2 yearswhose (last) stools were disposed ofsafelyTotal number of children aged 12–23monthsTotal number of children aged 12–23monthsTotal number of children aged 12–23monthsTotal number of children aged 12–23monthsTotal number of children aged 1–4yearsTotal number of women aged 15–49years with a live birth in the 2 yearspreceding the surveyTotal number of children under fivewith diarrhoea in the previous 2weeksTotal number of children under fivewith suspected pneumonia in theprevious 2 weeksTotal number of children under fivewith suspected pneumonia in theprevious 2 weeksTotal number of household membersTotal number of children under fivereported to have had fever in theprevious 2 weeksTotal number of children under fivereported to have had fever in theprevious 2 weeks4.36.8Total number of household members 7.8Total number of household membersin households using unimproveddrinking water sourcesTotal number of household members 7.9Total number of children aged 0–2years235
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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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Table CP.2: Child labourPercentage
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Page 246 and 247: WATER AND SANITATIONWS1. WHAT IS TH
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Page 264 and 265: WOMAN’S BACKGROUNDWBWB1. IN WHAT
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