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KarnatakaMIS-2000Rural Urban Male Female TotalChildren’s educationAmong children aged 36-59 monthsPer cent attending pre-school learning center 62.6 76.3 65.1 67.6 66.4 64.4Among children aged 6-14 yearsPer cent ever attended school (5-14 years)Per cent currently attending school (5-14 years)87.069.793.781.393.979.183.866.788.872.889.980.3Gross attendance ratio in grade 1-4Gross attendance ratio in grade 5-7Gross attendance ratio in grade 1-790.463.578.196.985.191.498.280.389.989.067.979.492.169.581.793.6 a70.1 b84.8 cNet attendance rate in grade 1-4Net attendance rate in grade 5-7Net attendance rate in grade 1-7Children’s immunisationAmong children aged 12-23 monthsPer cent had immunisation card73.046.270.8NC78.663.279.7NC80.959.880.4NC70.644.470.0NC74.550.973.332.280.3 a55.1 b78.4 c37.6Per cent received BCGPer cent received DPT 1Per cent received DPT 2Per cent received DPT 3Per cent received OPV 1Per cent received OPV 2Per cent received OPV 3Per cent received Measles vaccineNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNC80.166.759.649.780.174.357.345.090.988.485.582.090.987.884.472.2Per cent received allPer cent received noneNCNCNCNCNCNCNCNC34.513.468.06.7Per cent received Vitamin A prophylaxisBreastfeeding and nutritionAmong children under age 2 yearsPer cent ever breastfedPer cent received first breastmilk within a day of birthPer cent received colustrumPer cent weighed at birthNC97.231.229.310.8NC98.935.943.533.145.297.732.233.919.639.198.932.632.014.742.198.032.433.017.235.498.143.5NC40.0Per cent currently breastfed : 0-23 monthsPer cent currently breastfed : 12-15 monthsPer cent currently breastfed : 20-23 months89.4NCNC91.4NCNC91.1NCNC88.6NCNC89.995.658.581.481.847.617
KarnatakaMIS-2000Rural Urban Male Female TotalAmong children aged 0-3 monthsPer cent exclusively breastfed NC NC NC NC 13.9 10.7Among children aged 6-9 monthsPer cent receiving breastmilk andcomplementary food NC NC NC NC 50.8 57.1Morbidity and treatment patternAmong children under age 5 yearsPer cent had diarrhoea during 2 weeks prior to surveyPer cent had fever during 2 weeks prior to surveyPer cent had cough during 2 weeks prior to surveyPer cent had any of the above during 2 weeks prior tosurveyAmong children under age 5 years who had diarrhoeaPer cent received ORTReceived home-based treatment 1Seeking treatment from outsideAmong children under age 5 years who had feverReceived anti-malarial drugs 7.8 16.7 8.8 12.2 10.4 34.4Living arrangements of children and parentsAmong children under age 15 yearsProportion (per 1,000) living with both parentsProportion (per 1,000) living with either parentProportion (per 1,000) who are orphansChild workAmong children aged 5-14 yearsPer cent working for someone outside familyPer cent doing household chores (4+ hours a day)Per cent doing other family workPer cent engaged in any of the above12.524.525.239.1NCNCNC814117112.21.79.422.116.725.723.740.5NCNCNC8069557.21.54.212.814.224.823.738.1NCNCNCNCNCNC7.10.510.717.913.324.925.840.9NCNCNCNCNCNC14.62.85.321.213.724.924.739.517.212.386.1812111210.91.78.019.614.526.122.542.316.811.288.983012235.92.36.813.6Marriage, fertility and family planningAmong women aged 15-49 yearsMedian age at marriageMedian age at first pregnancyMedian age at first deliveryAmong ever-married women aged 15-49 yearsMean number of children ever bornMean number of children survivingPer cent experienced at least one pregnancy wastageFertility measures based on births during last 1 yearCrude birth rateTotal fertility rateContraception among currently married women aged15-49 yearsPer cent using any contraceptionPer cent using sterilisation14.416.416.93.52.816.9NCNC49.447.515.817.317.92.92.519.9NCNC51.741.8NANANA1.71.4NANANANANANANANA1.61.3NANANANANA14.816.617.03.32.717.827.52.950.145.815.216.516.83.02.6NC24.82.5658.350.818
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APPENDIXStaff involved in MICS-2002
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