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Mongolia - MICS 2010

Reference ID	DDI-MNG-NSO-MICS-2010-v1.1
Year	2010
Country	Mongolia
Producer(s)	National Statistical Office of Mongolia - Parliament of Mongolia
Sponsor(s)	The United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF - Funded this survey Government of Mongolia - Mongolia - Funded this survey
Collection(s)	Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey
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Created on	Aug 07, 2013
Last modified	Jul 08, 2014
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File: 2-14 Child

Overview

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

Valid cases: 9131 Invalid: 309 Minimum: 0 Maximum: 99

Source of information

2-14 years-old child information panel.

Categories

Value	Category	Cases
0		326	3.6%
1		85	0.9%
2		127	1.4%
3		115	1.3%
4		127	1.4%
5		281	3.1%
6		121	1.3%
7		117	1.3%
8		115	1.3%
9		81	0.9%
10		312	3.4%
11		77	0.8%
12		151	1.7%
13		110	1.2%
14		100	1.1%
15		290	3.2%
16		104	1.1%
17		132	1.4%
18		129	1.4%
19		95	1.0%
20		344	3.8%
21		93	1.0%
22		113	1.2%
23		121	1.3%
24		130	1.4%
25		299	3.3%
26		90	1.0%
27		113	1.2%
28		116	1.3%
29		84	0.9%
30		311	3.4%
31		93	1.0%
32		150	1.6%
33		113	1.2%
34		124	1.4%
35		286	3.1%
36		104	1.1%
37		126	1.4%
38		116	1.3%
39		90	1.0%
40		334	3.7%
41		83	0.9%
42		150	1.6%
43		110	1.2%
44		117	1.3%
45		310	3.4%
46		137	1.5%
47		118	1.3%
48		114	1.2%
49		96	1.1%
50		352	3.9%
51		100	1.1%
52		116	1.3%
53		115	1.3%
54		124	1.4%
55		286	3.1%
56		89	1.0%
57		116	1.3%
58		112	1.2%
59		130	1.4%
99	Missing	11	0.1%
Sysmiss		309

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.