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Mongolia - MICS 2012 (Nalaikh District)

Reference ID	DDI-MNG-NSO-EN-MICS-2012-NA-v1.0
Year	2012
Country	Mongolia
Producer(s)	National Statistical Office - SGH
Sponsor(s)	United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF - Funding of survey implementation United Nations Population Fund - UNFPA - Funding of survey implementation
Collection(s)	Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey
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Created on	Dec 15, 2017
Last modified	Dec 15, 2017
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Date of birth: Year (HL5_Y)
File: hl

Overview

Type: Discrete Format: numeric Width: 4 Decimals: 0 Range: 1916-9999

Valid cases: 3323 Invalid: 0

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
1916		1	0.0%
1923		1	0.0%
1925		1	0.0%
1928		3	0.1%
1930		1	0.0%
1931		4	0.1%
1932		4	0.1%
1934		6	0.2%
1935		5	0.2%
1936		8	0.2%
1937		3	0.1%
1938		8	0.2%
1939		6	0.2%
1940		10	0.3%
1941		7	0.2%
1942		9	0.3%
1943		10	0.3%
1944		10	0.3%
1945		20	0.6%
1946		10	0.3%
1947		16	0.5%
1948		13	0.4%
1949		22	0.7%
1950		29	0.9%
1951		11	0.3%
1952		24	0.7%
1953		16	0.5%
1954		25	0.8%
1955		23	0.7%
1956		28	0.8%
1957		33	1.0%
1958		34	1.0%
1959		34	1.0%
1960		31	0.9%
1961		37	1.1%
1962		38	1.1%
1963		39	1.2%
1964		47	1.4%
1965		37	1.1%
1966		43	1.3%
1967		38	1.1%
1968		40	1.2%
1969		27	0.8%
1970		48	1.4%
1971		39	1.2%
1972		47	1.4%
1973		69	2.1%
1974		41	1.2%
1975		45	1.4%
1976		50	1.5%
1977		45	1.4%
1978		49	1.5%
1979		49	1.5%
1980		43	1.3%
1981		42	1.3%
1982		59	1.8%
1983		47	1.4%
1984		53	1.6%
1985		53	1.6%
1986		74	2.2%
1987		68	2.0%
1988		51	1.5%
1989		66	2.0%
1990		58	1.7%
1991		58	1.7%
1992		57	1.7%
1993		39	1.2%
1994		54	1.6%
1995		54	1.6%
1996		55	1.7%
1997		60	1.8%
1998		59	1.8%
1999		63	1.9%
2000		59	1.8%
2001		70	2.1%
2002		59	1.8%
2003		70	2.1%
2004		59	1.8%
2005		53	1.6%
2006		74	2.2%
2007		79	2.4%
2008		81	2.4%
2009		96	2.9%
2010		73	2.2%
2011		99	3.0%
2012		44	1.3%
9998	DK	0	0.0%
9999	Missing	0	0.0%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.