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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Overview

Identification

Country

Mongolia

Title

MICS 2010

Study Type

Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey - Round 4 [hh/mics-4]

Series Information

In accordance with the Law on Statistics, the “Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2010”, the fourth round of the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, was carried out in Mongolia by the National Statistical Office funded by the Government of Mongolia and UNICEF. The National Statistics Office (NSO) has conducted The Child Development Survey or a Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) with the support and assistance from the Government of Mongolia and UNICEF in 1996, 2000 and 2005 according to the international standards and methodology. According to the Clause J, Article 7.1, “Law on Statistics” of Mongolia, it is recommended to conduct The Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey every 4 years. The survey was conducted to monitor the progress towards the goals and targets of the United Nations Millennium Declaration, adopted by all 191 United Nations Member States, and the Plan of Action of “A World Fit for Children”, adopted by 189 Member States at the United Nations Special Session on Children in May 2002. The Government of Mongolia has adopted in 2002 “National Program to improve Child development and protection” which ended in 2010. To evaluate the implementation of the Program the Government needed to collect updated information on the children's situation in Mongolia. The Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey was conducted for the fourth time to assess implementation of the above mentioned Law on Statistics, to collect data for assessing the health, education, development, protection and situation of children and women to monitor the progress on achieving the goals of the implementation of the child protection related international agreements, the National Program and Millennium Development goals, and to revise the data from the previous survey. In this survey, the questionnaires and sample design were amended to include new areas, and the sample coverage was increased. Information on specific areas which were not included in the previous survey such as child injuries, hand washing places, access to and use of information technology, tobacco and alcohol use, life satisfaction, knowledge of disease symptoms, sexual behavior were collected. Furthermore, some modules from the previous survey were updated and enriched with additional information collected. An additional second stage assessment tool that will be used to confirm children's disability status is underway. A separate questionnaire was used for men, enabling the data to be segregated by sex of the respondents.

ID Number

DDI-MNG-NSO-MICS-2010-v1.1

Version

Version Description

Version 1.1: Edited data used for final report

Production Date

2012-09-21

Overview

Abstract

The objective of the Survey is to collect and analyze data for monitoring the situation of children and women through a range of areas including health, education, development and protection, implementation of rights of children and women in Mongolia, and knowledge of females and males and their sexual behavior in relation to HIV, AIDS. This data is then reviewed in the light of the findings from the previous survey, and progress evaluated against agreed goals, including the goals “A World Fit For Children”, Millennium Development Goals and the “National Programme of Action for the Development and Protection of Children”.

The detailed information is invaluable to policymakers, planners, program managers, international organizations and other users allowing them to better understand the situation on the ground, to better target their interventions and budgets to address the challenges identified. The survey results will be a powerful tool influencing public opinion to leverage appropriate resources for children and families.

The survey has as its primary six objectives:

1.To assess the nutrition, care of illness, immunization, development, protection, situation and the rights of children under 5;

2.To collect statistical data on child labour, disability and injuries;

3.To collect statistical data on health status, use of information and technology, tobacco and alcohol use, knowledge and attitudes and practices towards HIV, AIDS of women and men in their reproductive years;

4.To assess 19 out of 50 indicators of the Plan of Action of “A World Fit For Children”, adopted by the United Nations Special Session on Children in 2002;

5.To assess 9 out of 28 indicators of the “National Program to improve Child development and protection”adopted by the Government of Mongolia in 2002;

6.To assess the implementation of 14 out of 67 indicators of Millennium Development Goals adopted by the Decree 13 of the Government of Mongolia on 31 January 2008.

Kind of Data

Sample survey data [ssd]

Units of Analysis

Households (defined as a group of persons who usually live and eat together).

Household members (defined as members of the household who usually live in the household, which may include persons who did not sleep in the household the previous night; it does not include visitors who slept in the household the previous night but who do not usually live in the household).

Women aged 15-49 years

Men aged 15-54 years

Children aged 0-4 years

Children aged 2-14 years

Scope

Notes

The scope of the Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2010 includes:

HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE:

- Household information panel,

- Household listing form,

- Education for household members aged 5 or above years,

- Water and sanitation,

- Household characteristics,

- Child labour for household members aged 5-17 years,

- Child discipline for all children aged 2-14 years,

- Hand washing,

- Salt iodization.

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR WOMAN AGED 15-49:

- Woman information panel,

- Woman's background,

- Access to mass media and use of information communication technology

- Child mortality,

- Desire for last birth,

- Maternal and newborn health,

- Illhess symptoms,

- Contraception,

- Unmet need,

- Marriage/Union,

- Attitudes towards domestic violence,

- Sexual behavior,

- HIV/AIDS,

- Tobacco and alcohol use,

- Life satisfaction.

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR MAN AGED 15-54:

- Man information panel,

- Man's background,

- Access to mass media and use of information communication technology,

- Reproduction,

- Contraception,

- Marriage/Union,

- Fertility preference,

- Gender equity,

- Sexual behaviour,

- HIV/AIDS,

- Tobacco and alcohol use,

- Life satisfaction.

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR CHILD UNDER 5:

- Under-5 child information panel,

- Age for children under 5 years,

- Birth registration ,

- Early childhood development,

- Breastfeeding,

- Care of illness,

- Immunization,

- Anthropometry.

QUESTIONNAIRE FOR CHILD AGED 2-14:

- 2-14 years-old child information panel,

- Child injury,

- Child disability.

Coverage

Geographic Coverage

The survey is nationally and regionally (five regions - Western, Khangai, Central, Eastern and Ulaanbaatar) representative and covers the whole of Mongolia.

Universe

The survey covered all household members (usual residents), all women aged 15-49 years resident in the household, all men aged 15-54 years resident in the household, children aged 2-14 years and children aged under 5 resident in the household.

Producers and Sponsors

Primary Investigator(s)

Name	Affiliation
National Statistical Office of Mongolia	Parliament of Mongolia

Other Producer(s)

Name	Affiliation	Role
National Statistical Office of Mongolia	Parliament of Mongolia	Technical implementation and supervision
UNICEF, Country Office	UNICEF	Technical assistance
UNICEF Regional MICS coordinator	UNICEF	International technical assistance

Funding

Name	Abbreviation	Role
The United Nations Children's Fund	UNICEF	Funded this survey
Government of Mongolia	Mongolia	Funded this survey

Metadata Production

Metadata Produced By

Name	Abbreviation	Affiliation	Role
A.Bulganchimeg		Contractor	Metadata documentation of MICS4
UNICEF Regional MICS coordinator	UNICEF/MICS Coord/	UNICEF	Editing of metadata documentation
UNICEF Regional M&E officer	UNICEF/M&E/Region	UNICEF	Editing of metadata documentation

Date of Metadata Production

2012-09-19

DDI Document Version

Version 1.1(September 2012)

DDI Document ID

DDI-MNG-NSO-MICS-2010-v1.1

STATISTICAL MICRODATA

Mongolia - MICS 2010