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Mongolia - MICS 2016 (Khuvsgul Aimag)

Reference ID	DDI-MNG-NSO-EN-MICS-2016-KH-v1.0
Year	2016
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 18, 2017
Last modified	Dec 18, 2017
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  • Group Hand Washing
  • Group Information Panel
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  • Group Fertility
  • Group Attitudes Towards Domestic Violence
  • Group Marriage/Union
  • Group Sexual Behaviour
  • Group HIV/ AIDS
  • Group Tobacco and Alcohol Use
  • Group Life Satisfaction
  • Group Birth History
  • Group Desire for Last birth
  • Group Material and New Born Health
  • Group Illness Symptoms
  • Group Contraception
  • Group Unmet Need
  • Group Age
  • Group Birth Registration
  • Group Early Childhood Development
  • Group Breastfeeding
  • Group Immunization
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  • Group Child FUNCTIONING
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Age (ED2B)
File: hl

Overview

Type: Discrete Format: numeric Width: 2 Decimals: 0 Range: 0-99

Valid cases: 8921 Invalid: 0

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
0		223	2.5%
1		210	2.4%
2		244	2.7%
3		240	2.7%
4		217	2.4%
5		227	2.5%
6		233	2.6%
7		229	2.6%
8		227	2.5%
9		190	2.1%
10		159	1.8%
11		164	1.8%
12		166	1.9%
13		143	1.6%
14		162	1.8%
15		147	1.6%
16		158	1.8%
17		137	1.5%
18		56	0.6%
19		61	0.7%
20		59	0.7%
21		90	1.0%
22		95	1.1%
23		90	1.0%
24		122	1.4%
25		105	1.2%
26		127	1.4%
27		153	1.7%
28		144	1.6%
29		141	1.6%
30		140	1.6%
31		141	1.6%
32		134	1.5%
33		116	1.3%
34		129	1.4%
35		115	1.3%
36		129	1.4%
37		141	1.6%
38		144	1.6%
39		116	1.3%
40		114	1.3%
41		125	1.4%
42		117	1.3%
43		118	1.3%
44		133	1.5%
45		127	1.4%
46		140	1.6%
47		133	1.5%
48		123	1.4%
49		102	1.1%
50		123	1.4%
51		118	1.3%
52		116	1.3%
53		91	1.0%
54		96	1.1%
55		101	1.1%
56		129	1.4%
57		96	1.1%
58		80	0.9%
59		47	0.5%
60		73	0.8%
61		48	0.5%
62		51	0.6%
63		39	0.4%
64		41	0.5%
65		27	0.3%
66		32	0.4%
67		23	0.3%
68		28	0.3%
69		43	0.5%
70		24	0.3%
71		19	0.2%
72		16	0.2%
73		21	0.2%
74		22	0.2%
75		23	0.3%
76		20	0.2%
77		17	0.2%
78		7	0.1%
79		9	0.1%
80		11	0.1%
81		13	0.1%
82		8	0.1%
83		10	0.1%
84		8	0.1%
85		5	0.1%
86		12	0.1%
87		3	0.0%
88		4	0.0%
89		1	0.0%
90		3	0.0%
91		2	0.0%
93		2	0.0%
94		1	0.0%
95	95+	2	0.0%
98	DK	0	0.0%
99	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.