South Sudan - Household Health Survey 2010

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Reference ID SSD-NBS-SHHSII-2010-v01
Year 2010
Country South Sudan
Producer(s) National Bureau of Statistics - Government of South Sudan
Ministry of Health - Government of South Sudan
Sponsor(s) United Nations Children's Fund - UNICEF - Financial and technical support
United Nations Population Fund - UNFPA - Financial and technical support
World Health Organization - WHO - Financial and technical support
The World Bank Group - WBG
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Questionnaires
Individual Man Questionnaire

Author(s) Southern Sudan Centre for Cesus Statistics and Evaluation
Date 2010-03-20
Country Sudan
Language English
Contributor(s) Unicef UNDP World Bank UNFPA GoNU GoSS
Publisher(s) Ministry of Health. Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics ands Evaluation
Description The Individual Man questionnaire is adminstered to all men age 15- 49 years old in the the household living together and eating from the same pot, these questionnaire is consist of Men's information panel, Men's background , Marriage/Union Circumcission,Male Condom Module, Attitute towards domestic violence, sexual behaivior Sexualy transmitted infections and Knowledge HIV/AIDS.
Table of contents • Man's Information Panel
• Man's Background
• Marriage/Union
• Circumcision & Female Genital mutilation/cutting
• Male Condom
• Attitudes Toward Domestic Violence
• HIV/AIDS Knowledge
• Sexual transmitted Infections
• Sexual behaviour
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Flow of Questionnaire Module

Description This descriped the flow of all questionnaires being used in the Sudan Household Health Survey II and the modules are are in as Individual Man, Individual Woman Household , Under- Five , Food Security , Dry Blood Sample test.
Table of contents Man' Characteristics,
Marriage/ Union.
Attitude towards Domestic Violence.
Female Gennital Multilation/Cutting.
Sexual Behaviour.
Desire for SEX
HIV/AIDS.
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Man Data file
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Individual Man Questionnaire

Author(s) Southern Sudan Centre for Cesus Statistics and Evaluation
Date 2010-03-20
Country Sudan
Language English
Contributor(s) Unicef UNDP World Bank UNFPA GoNU GoSS
Publisher(s) Ministry of Health. Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics ands Evaluation
Description The Individual Man questionnaire is adminstered to all men age 15- 49 years old in the the household living together and eating from the same pot, these questionnaire is consist of Men's information panel, Men's background , Marriage/Union Circumcission,Male Condom Module, Attitute towards domestic violence, sexual behaivior Sexualy transmitted infections and Knowledge HIV/AIDS.
Table of contents • Man's Information Panel
• Man's Background
• Marriage/Union
• Circumcision & Female Genital mutilation/cutting
• Male Condom
• Attitudes Toward Domestic Violence
• HIV/AIDS Knowledge
• Sexual transmitted Infections
• Sexual behaviour
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Flow of Questionnaire Module

Description This descriped the flow of all questionnaires being used in the Sudan Household Health Survey II and the modules are are in as Individual Man, Individual Woman Household , Under- Five , Food Security , Dry Blood Sample test.
Table of contents Man' Characteristics,
Marriage/ Union.
Attitude towards Domestic Violence.
Female Gennital Multilation/Cutting.
Sexual Behaviour.
Desire for SEX
HIV/AIDS.
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Man Data file
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Man Questionnaire

Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Description The individual man questionnaire was administered to all men between the ages 15- 49 years old in the household living together and eating from the same pot. This questionnaire consisted of men's information panel, men's background, marriage/union circumcision, male condom module, attitude towards domestic violence, sexual behaviors, sexually transmitted infections and knowledge of HIV/AIDS.
Table of contents - Man's information panel
- Man's background
- Marriage/union
- Circumcision and female genital mutilation/cutting
- Male condom
- Attitudes toward domestic violence
- HIV/AIDS knowledge
- Sexual transmitted infections
- Sexual behavior
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Flow of Questionnaire Module

Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Table of contents - Man's characteristics,
- Marriage/ union.
- Attitude towards domestic violence.
- Female genital mutilation/cutting.
- Sexual behavior.
- Desire for sex
- HIV/AIDS
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Individual Man Questionnaire

Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Description The individual man questionnaire was administered to all men between the ages 15- 49 years old in the household living together and eating from the same pot. This questionnaire consisted of men's information panel, men's background, marriage/union circumcision, male condom module, attitude towards domestic violence, sexual behaviors, sexually transmitted infections and knowledge of HIV/AIDS.
Table of contents - Man's information panel
- Man's background
- Marriage/union
- Circumcision and female genital mutilation/cutting
- Male condom
- Attitudes toward domestic violence
- HIV/AIDS knowledge
- Sexual transmitted infections
- Sexual behavior
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Flow of Questionnaire Module

Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Table of contents - Man's characteristics,
- Marriage/ union.
- Attitude towards domestic violence.
- Female genital mutilation/cutting.
- Sexual behavior.
- Desire for sex
- HIV/AIDS
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Reports
Abridged Final Report

subtitle Draft Report
Author(s) Ministry of Health
Date 2010-09-27
Country Sudan
Language English
Contributor(s) UNICEF UNDP UNFPA WORLD BANK GoNU GoSS
Publisher(s) Ministry of Health Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics and Evaluation.
Description This is a draft of abridged final Report which is not yet in use or disseminated and launched this draft can not be use until the launching has to be in place, but this is all about the SHHS 2010 Report viewing at all indicators and Millenium Development Goal.
This report is being draft from the outcome of the data processing which is already only some few element which can not make it publicized.
Table of contents IMMUNIZATION
Children with immunization card 12.2%
Children 12-23 months (1437)
BCG 9.1%
OPV0 4.6%
OPV1 6.6%
OPV2 5.6%
OPV3 3.9%
DPT1 6.2%
DPT2 5.1%
DPT3 3.9%
Measles 4.4%
Child given Vitamin A dose (last 6 months) 29.4%
BREAST-FEEDING
Exclusive breast-feeding (<6 months) 55.3%
Breast-feeding plus complementary food (6-9 months) 47.8%
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH (CONTRACEPTIVE AND UNMEET NEED)
Heard about family planning 18.9%
Modern contraceptive methods more known Condom, oral & hormonal methods
Ever users of family planning 12.6%
Contraceptive prevalence 5.1% MDG 5
Use of modern contraceptive methods 1.5% MDG 5
Did not want to get pregnant last time 6.7%
FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION
Percentage of women with Female Genital Mutilation 1.3%
Intent to circumcise their daughter 4.2%
Practice should be discontinued 80.7% 77.1%
ATTITUDES TOWARD DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Husband is justified in hitting or beating…
When she goes out without telling him 54.4% 51.2%
If she neglects the children 61.9% 61.3%
If she argues with him 51.7% 45.7%
If she refuses to have sex with him 47.3% 41.8%
If she burns the food 40.9% 34.2%
Beaten by her husband 20.9% 16.3%


INDICATORS HOUSEHOLDS WOMEN 15-49 MEN 15-49 CHILDREN UNDER 5 LINKED TO MDG
HIV/AIDS
Ever heard of HIV/AIDS 53.2% 72.2% MDG 6 (?)
Tested for HIV 3.7% 23.7%
Received results from test 89.2%
HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS
Main source of drinking water (Water yard/hand pump) 49.3% MDG 7
Treat water to make safer for drinking (boil, add chlorine, use water filter, etc) 10.5%
No access to sanitation facilities 64.1%
Main source of sanitation facilities (Pit latrine) 18.6%
Mean number of persons per rooms used for sleeping 6.0
Main material of the dwelling floor (earth/sand) 82.9%
Household bed net ownership 52.4%
Percentage of households with anyone sleeping under the net on the previous night of the survey 47.9% MDG 6
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Abridged Final Report

subtitle Draft Report
Author(s) Ministry of Health
Date 2010-09-27
Country Sudan
Language English
Contributor(s) UNICEF UNDP UNFPA WORLD BANK GoNU GoSS
Publisher(s) Ministry of Health Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics and Evaluation.
Description This is a draft of abridged final Report which is not yet in use or disseminated and launched this draft can not be use until the launching has to be in place, but this is all about the SHHS 2010 Report viewing at all indicators and Millenium Development Goal.
This report is being draft from the outcome of the data processing which is already only some few element which can not make it publicized.
Table of contents IMMUNIZATION
Children with immunization card 12.2%
Children 12-23 months (1437)
BCG 9.1%
OPV0 4.6%
OPV1 6.6%
OPV2 5.6%
OPV3 3.9%
DPT1 6.2%
DPT2 5.1%
DPT3 3.9%
Measles 4.4%
Child given Vitamin A dose (last 6 months) 29.4%
BREAST-FEEDING
Exclusive breast-feeding (<6 months) 55.3%
Breast-feeding plus complementary food (6-9 months) 47.8%
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH (CONTRACEPTIVE AND UNMEET NEED)
Heard about family planning 18.9%
Modern contraceptive methods more known Condom, oral & hormonal methods
Ever users of family planning 12.6%
Contraceptive prevalence 5.1% MDG 5
Use of modern contraceptive methods 1.5% MDG 5
Did not want to get pregnant last time 6.7%
FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION
Percentage of women with Female Genital Mutilation 1.3%
Intent to circumcise their daughter 4.2%
Practice should be discontinued 80.7% 77.1%
ATTITUDES TOWARD DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Husband is justified in hitting or beating…
When she goes out without telling him 54.4% 51.2%
If she neglects the children 61.9% 61.3%
If she argues with him 51.7% 45.7%
If she refuses to have sex with him 47.3% 41.8%
If she burns the food 40.9% 34.2%
Beaten by her husband 20.9% 16.3%


INDICATORS HOUSEHOLDS WOMEN 15-49 MEN 15-49 CHILDREN UNDER 5 LINKED TO MDG
HIV/AIDS
Ever heard of HIV/AIDS 53.2% 72.2% MDG 6 (?)
Tested for HIV 3.7% 23.7%
Received results from test 89.2%
HOUSEHOLD CHARACTERISTICS
Main source of drinking water (Water yard/hand pump) 49.3% MDG 7
Treat water to make safer for drinking (boil, add chlorine, use water filter, etc) 10.5%
No access to sanitation facilities 64.1%
Main source of sanitation facilities (Pit latrine) 18.6%
Mean number of persons per rooms used for sleeping 6.0
Main material of the dwelling floor (earth/sand) 82.9%
Household bed net ownership 52.4%
Percentage of households with anyone sleeping under the net on the previous night of the survey 47.9% MDG 6
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Abridged Final Report

Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Description This is a draft of abridged final report which is not yet in use or disseminated and launched. This draft cannot be used until the launching is in place, this is all about the SHHS 2010 report viewing at all indicators and Millennium Development Goal (MDG).This report was drafted from the outcome of the data processing which was only on some few elements which couldn't make it to be publicized.
Table of contents Immunization
Children with immunization card 12.2%
Children 12-23 months (1437)
BCG 9.1%
OPV0 4.6%
OPV1 6.6%
OPV2 5.6%
OPV3 3.9%
DPT1 6.2%
DPT2 5.1%
DPT3 3.9%
Measles 4.4%
Child given Vitamin A dose (last 6 months) 29.4%
Breast-feeding
Exclusive breast-feeding (<6 months) 55.3%
Breast-feeding plus complementary food (6-9 months) 47.8%
Reproductive health (contraceptive and unmet need)
Heard about family planning 18.9%
Modern contraceptive methods more known Condom, oral & hormonal methods
Ever users of family planning 12.6%
Contraceptive prevalence 5.1% MDG 5
Use of modern contraceptive methods 1.5% MDG 5
Did not want to get pregnant last time 6.7%
Female genital mutilation
Percentage of women with female genital mutilation 1.3%
Intent to circumcise their daughter 4.2%
Practice should be discontinued 80.7% 77.1%

Attitudes toward domestic violence
Husband is justified in hitting or beating…
When she goes out without telling him 54.4% 51.2%
If she neglects the children 61.9% 61.3%
If she argues with him 51.7% 45.7%
If she refuses to have sex with him 47.3% 41.8%
If she burns the food 40.9% 34.2%
Beaten by her husband 20.9% 16.3%

Indicators household's women 15-49 men 15-49 children under 5 LINKED TO MDG
HIV/AIDS
Ever heard of HIV/AIDS 53.2% 72.2% MDG 6 (?)
Tested for HIV 3.7% 23.7%
Received results from test 89.2%

Household characteristics
Main source of drinking water (Water yard/hand pump) 49.3% MDG 7
Treat water to make safer for drinking (boil, add chlorine, use water filter, etc.) 10.5%
No access to sanitation facilities 64.1%
Main source of sanitation facilities (Pit latrine) 18.6%
Mean number of persons per rooms used for sleeping 6.0
Main material of the dwelling floor (earth/sand) 82.9%
Household bed net ownership 52.4%
Percentage of households with anyone sleeping under the net on the previous night of the survey 47.9% MDG 6
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Abridged Final Report

Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Description This is a draft of abridged final report which is not yet in use or disseminated and launched. This draft cannot be used until the launching is in place, this is all about the SHHS 2010 report viewing at all indicators and Millennium Development Goal (MDG).This report was drafted from the outcome of the data processing which was only on some few elements which couldn't make it to be publicized.
Table of contents Immunization
Children with immunization card 12.2%
Children 12-23 months (1437)
BCG 9.1%
OPV0 4.6%
OPV1 6.6%
OPV2 5.6%
OPV3 3.9%
DPT1 6.2%
DPT2 5.1%
DPT3 3.9%
Measles 4.4%
Child given Vitamin A dose (last 6 months) 29.4%
Breast-feeding
Exclusive breast-feeding (<6 months) 55.3%
Breast-feeding plus complementary food (6-9 months) 47.8%
Reproductive health (contraceptive and unmet need)
Heard about family planning 18.9%
Modern contraceptive methods more known Condom, oral & hormonal methods
Ever users of family planning 12.6%
Contraceptive prevalence 5.1% MDG 5
Use of modern contraceptive methods 1.5% MDG 5
Did not want to get pregnant last time 6.7%
Female genital mutilation
Percentage of women with female genital mutilation 1.3%
Intent to circumcise their daughter 4.2%
Practice should be discontinued 80.7% 77.1%

Attitudes toward domestic violence
Husband is justified in hitting or beating…
When she goes out without telling him 54.4% 51.2%
If she neglects the children 61.9% 61.3%
If she argues with him 51.7% 45.7%
If she refuses to have sex with him 47.3% 41.8%
If she burns the food 40.9% 34.2%
Beaten by her husband 20.9% 16.3%

Indicators household's women 15-49 men 15-49 children under 5 LINKED TO MDG
HIV/AIDS
Ever heard of HIV/AIDS 53.2% 72.2% MDG 6 (?)
Tested for HIV 3.7% 23.7%
Received results from test 89.2%

Household characteristics
Main source of drinking water (Water yard/hand pump) 49.3% MDG 7
Treat water to make safer for drinking (boil, add chlorine, use water filter, etc.) 10.5%
No access to sanitation facilities 64.1%
Main source of sanitation facilities (Pit latrine) 18.6%
Mean number of persons per rooms used for sleeping 6.0
Main material of the dwelling floor (earth/sand) 82.9%
Household bed net ownership 52.4%
Percentage of households with anyone sleeping under the net on the previous night of the survey 47.9% MDG 6
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Other materials
MICS Tables

Author(s) Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics and Evaluation
Date 2010-10-04
Country Sudan
Language English
Contributor(s) UNICEF UNFPA UNDP GoNU GoSS
Publisher(s) Minstry of Health Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics and Evaluation.
Description This table of tabulation was derived from one of the 2006 MICS Tables and the same one was again applied in SHHS 2010 Survey.
of the forth round of Multi- Indicator Cluster Survey. and the second time in Sudan.
Table of contents Chapters in 2006 Table Description Syntax
Chapter 1 HOUSEHOLD DISTRIBUTIONS
Table HH.1 in 2006 Results of the household and individual interviews Yes
Table HH.2 in 2006 Household age distribution by sex Yes
Table HH.3 in 2006 Household composition Yes
Table HH.4 in 2006 Women's background characteristics yes
Table HH.5 in 2006 Children's background characteristics yes
Chapter 2 CHILD MORTALITY
CM.1 in 2006 Neonatal, Infant, and Child Mortality in 5 years preceding the Survey no
Table CM.1 new Children ever born, children curving and proportion dead yes
Chapter 3 NUTRITIONAL STATUS
NU.1 in 2006 Child malnourishment yes
NU.2 in 2006 Breastfeeding no
NU.3 in 2006 Infant feeding patterns by age no
NU.4 in 2006 Adequately fed Infants yes
NU.5 in 2006 Iodized Salt consumption yes
NU.6 in 2006 Children's Vitamin A Supplementation yes
NU.7 in 2006 Post-partum mothers' Vitamin A Supplementation no
Table NU.6 in 2006 Introduction of solid, semi-solid or soft food yes
Table NU.7 in 2006 Minimum meal frequency yes
Table NU.8 in 2006 Bottle feeding yes
Table NU.11 new Low birth weight infants no
Chapter 4 CHILD HEALTH
Table CH.1 in 2006 Vaccinations in first year of life no
Table CH.2 in 2006 Vaccinations by background characteristics no
Table CH.3 in 2006 Neonatal tetanus protection no
Table CH.4 in 2006 Oral rehydration treatment partial
Table CH.5 in 2006 Home management of diarrhoea no
Table CH.6 in 2006 Care seeking for suspected pneumonia and antibiotic use during suspected pneumonia no
Table CH.7 in 2006 Knowledge of the two danger signs of pneumonia partial
Table CH.8 in 2006 Solid fuel use yes
Table CH.9 in 2006 Availability of insecticide-treated nets no
Table CH.10 in 2006 Treatment of Children with anti-malarial drugs yes
Table CH.5 new Feeding practices during diarrhoea yes
Table CH.9 new Solid fuel use Percent distribution of household members according to type of cooking fuel used by the household yes
Table CH.10 new Solid fuel use by place of cooking no
Table CH.11 new Household availability of insecticide treated nets and protection by a vector control methods no
Table CH.12 new Children sleeping under mosquito nets no
Table CH.13 new Pregnant women sleeping under mosquito nets yes
Table CH.15 new Malaria diagnostics usage yes
Table CH.16 new Intermittent preventive treatment for malaria no
Table CH.17 new Water and soap at place for hand washing no
Table CH.18 new Availability of soap no
Chapter 5 WATER SANITATION
EN.1 in 2006 Use of improved water sources yes
EN.2 in 2006 Household water treatment yes
EN.3 in 2006 Time to source of drinking water yes
EN.4 in 2006 Person collecting water yes
EN.5 in 2006 Use of sanitary means of excreta disposal no
EN.6 in 2006 Use of improved water sources and improved sanitation facilities no
Table WS.6 new Shared use of sanitation facilities yes
Table WS.7 new Disposal of child's faeces yes
Chapter 6 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
RH.1 in 2006 Use of Contraception no
RH.2 in 2006 Unmet need of contraception yes
RH.3 in 2006 Antenatal care providers yes
RH.4 in 2006 Antenatal care content yes
RH.5 in 2006 Assistance during delivery yes
RH.6 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.7 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.8 in 2006 Iron Supplementation no
RH.9 in 2006 Complications during pregnancy no
RH.10 in 2006 Complications during labour and delivery no
RH.11 in 2006 Pregnancy outcomes no
RH.12 in 2006 Complications during postpartum no
RH.13 in 2006 Maternal mortality ratio no
RH.2 new Early childbearing no
RH.3 new Trends in early childbearing yes
RH.7 new Number of antenatal care visits yes
RH.8 new Antenatal care content Yes
RH.9 new Assistance during delivery Yes
RH.10 new Place of delivery No

Chapter 7 CHILD DEVELOPMENT
ED.1 in 2006 Primary school entry (net intake rate) no
ED.2 in 2006 Primary school net attendance rate no
ED.3 in 2006 Gender parity in primary education no
ED.4 in 2006 Secondary school net attendance ratio no
ED.5 in 2006 Secondary school age children attending Primary School no
ED.6 in 2006 Children reaching Grade 5 no
ED.7 in 2006 Adult literacy no
CD.1 new Early childhood education no
CD.2 new Support for learning no
CD.3 new Learning materials no
CD.4 new Inadequate care no
CD.5 new Early child development index no
Chapter 8 EDUCATIONAL INDICES
ED.1 new Literacy among young women yes
ED.2 new School readiness yes
ED.3 new Primary school entry yes
ED.4 new Primary school attendance yes
ED.5 new Secondary school attendance no
ED.6 new Children reaching last grade of primary school no
ED.7 new Primary school completion and transition to secondary school no
ED.8 new Education gender parity no
Chapter 9 CHILD PROTECTION
CP.1 in 2006 Birth registration no
CP.2 in 2006 Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.2 new Child labour partial
CP.3 new Child labour and school attendance no
CP.4 new Child discipline yes
CP.5 new Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.7 new Spousal age difference no
CP.8 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among women no
CP.9 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among daughters no
CP.10 new Approval of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) yes
CP.11 new Attitudes toward domestic violence no
Chapter 10 HIV/AIDS
HA.1 in 2006 Knowledge of transmitting HIV yes
HA.2 in 2006 Knowledge of modes of HIV transmission by region no
HA.2a in 2006 Knowledge of the modes of HIV transmission by age group no
HA.3 in 2006 Knowledge of ways of preventing HIV transmission no
HA.4 in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by region yes
HA.4a in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by age group yes
HA.1 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - women 15 to 49 yrs old yes
HA.2 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - young women 15 to 24 yrs old yes
HA.3 new Knowledge of mother-to-child HIV transmission - women Yes
HA.4 new Accepting attitudes toward people living with HIV/AIDS - women Yes
HA.5 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -women yes
HA.6 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -young women yes
HA.7 new HIV counseling and testing during antenatal care - women no
HA.8 new Sexual behavior that increases the risk of HIV infection - young women yes
HA.9 new Sex with multiple partners - women yes
HA.10 new Sex with multiple partners - young women yes
HA.11 new Sex with non-regular partners yes
HA.13 new School attendance of orphans and non-orphans no
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MICS Tables

Author(s) Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics and Evaluation
Date 2010-10-04
Country Sudan
Language English
Contributor(s) UNICEF UNFPA UNDP GoNU GoSS
Publisher(s) Minstry of Health Southern Sudan Centre for Census Statistics and Evaluation.
Description This table of tabulation was derived from one of the 2006 MICS Tables and the same one was again applied in SHHS 2010 Survey.
of the forth round of Multi- Indicator Cluster Survey. and the second time in Sudan.
Table of contents Chapters in 2006 Table Description Syntax
Chapter 1 HOUSEHOLD DISTRIBUTIONS
Table HH.1 in 2006 Results of the household and individual interviews Yes
Table HH.2 in 2006 Household age distribution by sex Yes
Table HH.3 in 2006 Household composition Yes
Table HH.4 in 2006 Women's background characteristics yes
Table HH.5 in 2006 Children's background characteristics yes
Chapter 2 CHILD MORTALITY
CM.1 in 2006 Neonatal, Infant, and Child Mortality in 5 years preceding the Survey no
Table CM.1 new Children ever born, children curving and proportion dead yes
Chapter 3 NUTRITIONAL STATUS
NU.1 in 2006 Child malnourishment yes
NU.2 in 2006 Breastfeeding no
NU.3 in 2006 Infant feeding patterns by age no
NU.4 in 2006 Adequately fed Infants yes
NU.5 in 2006 Iodized Salt consumption yes
NU.6 in 2006 Children's Vitamin A Supplementation yes
NU.7 in 2006 Post-partum mothers' Vitamin A Supplementation no
Table NU.6 in 2006 Introduction of solid, semi-solid or soft food yes
Table NU.7 in 2006 Minimum meal frequency yes
Table NU.8 in 2006 Bottle feeding yes
Table NU.11 new Low birth weight infants no
Chapter 4 CHILD HEALTH
Table CH.1 in 2006 Vaccinations in first year of life no
Table CH.2 in 2006 Vaccinations by background characteristics no
Table CH.3 in 2006 Neonatal tetanus protection no
Table CH.4 in 2006 Oral rehydration treatment partial
Table CH.5 in 2006 Home management of diarrhoea no
Table CH.6 in 2006 Care seeking for suspected pneumonia and antibiotic use during suspected pneumonia no
Table CH.7 in 2006 Knowledge of the two danger signs of pneumonia partial
Table CH.8 in 2006 Solid fuel use yes
Table CH.9 in 2006 Availability of insecticide-treated nets no
Table CH.10 in 2006 Treatment of Children with anti-malarial drugs yes
Table CH.5 new Feeding practices during diarrhoea yes
Table CH.9 new Solid fuel use Percent distribution of household members according to type of cooking fuel used by the household yes
Table CH.10 new Solid fuel use by place of cooking no
Table CH.11 new Household availability of insecticide treated nets and protection by a vector control methods no
Table CH.12 new Children sleeping under mosquito nets no
Table CH.13 new Pregnant women sleeping under mosquito nets yes
Table CH.15 new Malaria diagnostics usage yes
Table CH.16 new Intermittent preventive treatment for malaria no
Table CH.17 new Water and soap at place for hand washing no
Table CH.18 new Availability of soap no
Chapter 5 WATER SANITATION
EN.1 in 2006 Use of improved water sources yes
EN.2 in 2006 Household water treatment yes
EN.3 in 2006 Time to source of drinking water yes
EN.4 in 2006 Person collecting water yes
EN.5 in 2006 Use of sanitary means of excreta disposal no
EN.6 in 2006 Use of improved water sources and improved sanitation facilities no
Table WS.6 new Shared use of sanitation facilities yes
Table WS.7 new Disposal of child's faeces yes
Chapter 6 REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
RH.1 in 2006 Use of Contraception no
RH.2 in 2006 Unmet need of contraception yes
RH.3 in 2006 Antenatal care providers yes
RH.4 in 2006 Antenatal care content yes
RH.5 in 2006 Assistance during delivery yes
RH.6 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.7 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.8 in 2006 Iron Supplementation no
RH.9 in 2006 Complications during pregnancy no
RH.10 in 2006 Complications during labour and delivery no
RH.11 in 2006 Pregnancy outcomes no
RH.12 in 2006 Complications during postpartum no
RH.13 in 2006 Maternal mortality ratio no
RH.2 new Early childbearing no
RH.3 new Trends in early childbearing yes
RH.7 new Number of antenatal care visits yes
RH.8 new Antenatal care content Yes
RH.9 new Assistance during delivery Yes
RH.10 new Place of delivery No

Chapter 7 CHILD DEVELOPMENT
ED.1 in 2006 Primary school entry (net intake rate) no
ED.2 in 2006 Primary school net attendance rate no
ED.3 in 2006 Gender parity in primary education no
ED.4 in 2006 Secondary school net attendance ratio no
ED.5 in 2006 Secondary school age children attending Primary School no
ED.6 in 2006 Children reaching Grade 5 no
ED.7 in 2006 Adult literacy no
CD.1 new Early childhood education no
CD.2 new Support for learning no
CD.3 new Learning materials no
CD.4 new Inadequate care no
CD.5 new Early child development index no
Chapter 8 EDUCATIONAL INDICES
ED.1 new Literacy among young women yes
ED.2 new School readiness yes
ED.3 new Primary school entry yes
ED.4 new Primary school attendance yes
ED.5 new Secondary school attendance no
ED.6 new Children reaching last grade of primary school no
ED.7 new Primary school completion and transition to secondary school no
ED.8 new Education gender parity no
Chapter 9 CHILD PROTECTION
CP.1 in 2006 Birth registration no
CP.2 in 2006 Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.2 new Child labour partial
CP.3 new Child labour and school attendance no
CP.4 new Child discipline yes
CP.5 new Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.7 new Spousal age difference no
CP.8 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among women no
CP.9 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among daughters no
CP.10 new Approval of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) yes
CP.11 new Attitudes toward domestic violence no
Chapter 10 HIV/AIDS
HA.1 in 2006 Knowledge of transmitting HIV yes
HA.2 in 2006 Knowledge of modes of HIV transmission by region no
HA.2a in 2006 Knowledge of the modes of HIV transmission by age group no
HA.3 in 2006 Knowledge of ways of preventing HIV transmission no
HA.4 in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by region yes
HA.4a in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by age group yes
HA.1 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - women 15 to 49 yrs old yes
HA.2 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - young women 15 to 24 yrs old yes
HA.3 new Knowledge of mother-to-child HIV transmission - women Yes
HA.4 new Accepting attitudes toward people living with HIV/AIDS - women Yes
HA.5 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -women yes
HA.6 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -young women yes
HA.7 new HIV counseling and testing during antenatal care - women no
HA.8 new Sexual behavior that increases the risk of HIV infection - young women yes
HA.9 new Sex with multiple partners - women yes
HA.10 new Sex with multiple partners - young women yes
HA.11 new Sex with non-regular partners yes
HA.13 new School attendance of orphans and non-orphans no
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Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Description This table of tabulation was derived from one of the 2006 mics tables and the same one was again applied in SHHS 2010 survey of the fourth round of multi- indicator cluster survey and the second time in South Sudan.
Table of contents Chapters in 2006 Table Description Syntax
Chapter 1 Household Distributions
Table HH.1 in 2006 Results of the household and individual interviews Yes
Table HH.2 in 2006 Household age distribution by sex Yes
Table HH.3 in 2006 Household composition Yes
Table HH.4 in 2006 Women's background characteristics yes
Table HH.5 in 2006 Children's background characteristics yes
Chapter 2 Child Mortality
CM.1 in 2006 Neonatal, Infant, and Child Mortality in 5 years preceding the Survey no
Table CM.1 new Children ever born, children curving and proportion dead yes
Chapter 3 Nutritional Status
NU.1 in 2006 Child malnourishment yes
NU.2 in 2006 Breastfeeding no
NU.3 in 2006 Infant feeding patterns by age no
NU.4 in 2006 Adequately fed Infants yes
NU.5 in 2006 Iodized Salt consumption yes
NU.6 in 2006 Children's Vitamin A Supplementation yes
NU.7 in 2006 Post-partum mothers' Vitamin A Supplementation no
Table NU.6 in 2006 Introduction of solid, semi-solid or soft food yes
Table NU.7 in 2006 Minimum meal frequency yes
Table NU.8 in 2006 Bottle feeding yes
Table NU.11 new Low birth weight infants no
Chapter 4 Child Health
Table CH.1 in 2006 Vaccinations in first year of life no
Table CH.2 in 2006 Vaccinations by background characteristics no
Table CH.3 in 2006 Neonatal tetanus protection no
Table CH.4 in 2006 Oral rehydration treatment partial
Table CH.5 in 2006 Home management of diarrhea no
Table CH.6 in 2006 Care seeking for suspected pneumonia and antibiotic use during suspected pneumonia no
Table CH.7 in 2006 Knowledge of the two danger signs of pneumonia partial
Table CH.8 in 2006 Solid fuel use yes
Table CH.9 in 2006 Availability of insecticide-treated nets no
Table CH.10 in 2006 Treatment of Children with anti-malarial drugs yes
Table CH.5 new Feeding practices during diarrhea yes
Table CH.9 new Solid fuel use Percent distribution of household members according to type of cooking fuel used by the household yes
Table CH.10 new Solid fuel use by place of cooking no
Table CH.11 new Household availability of insecticide treated nets and protection by a vector control methods no
Table CH.12 new Children sleeping under mosquito nets no
Table CH.13 new Pregnant women sleeping under mosquito nets yes
Table CH.15 new Malaria diagnostics usage yes
Table CH.16 new intermittent preventive treatment for malaria no
Table CH.17 new Water and soap at place for hand washing no
Table CH.18 new Availability of soap no
Chapter 5 Water Sanitation
EN.1 in 2006 Use of improved water sources yes
EN.2 in 2006 Household water treatment yes
EN.3 in 2006 Time to source of drinking water yes
EN.4 in 2006 Person collecting water yes
EN.5 in 2006 Use of sanitary means of excreta disposal no
EN.6 in 2006 Use of improved water sources and improved sanitation facilities no
Table WS.6 new Shared use of sanitation facilities yes
Table WS.7 new Disposal of child's feces yes
Chapter 6 Reproductive health
RH.1 in 2006 Use of Contraception no
RH.2 in 2006 Unmet need of contraception yes
RH.3 in 2006 Antenatal care providers yes
RH.4 in 2006 Antenatal care content yes
RH.5 in 2006 Assistance during delivery yes
RH.6 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.7 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.8 in 2006 Iron Supplementation no
RH.9 in 2006 Complications during pregnancy no
RH.10 in 2006 Complications during labor and delivery no
RH.11 in 2006 Pregnancy outcomes no
RH.12 in 2006 Complications during postpartum no
RH.13 in 2006 Maternal mortality ratio no
RH.2 new Early childbearing no
RH.3 new Trends in early childbearing yes
RH.7 new Number of antenatal care visits yes
RH.8 new Antenatal care content yes
RH.9 new Assistance during delivery Yes
RH.10 new Place of delivery No

Chapter 7 Child development
ED.1 in 2006 Primary school entry (net intake rate) no
ED.2 in 2006 Primary school net attendance rate no
ED.3 in 2006 Gender parity in primary education no
ED.4 in 2006 Secondary school net attendance ratio no
ED.5 in 2006 Secondary school age children attending Primary School no
ED.6 in 2006 Children reaching Grade 5 no
ED.7 in 2006 Adult literacy no
CD.1 new Early childhood education no
CD.2 new Support for learning no
CD.3 new Learning materials no
CD.4 new Inadequate care no
CD.5 new Early child development index no
Chapter 8 Educational indices
ED.1 new Literacy among young women yes
ED.2 new School readiness yes
ED.3 new Primary school entry yes
ED.4 new Primary school attendance yes
ED.5 new Secondary school attendance no
ED.6 new Children reaching last grade of primary school no
ED.7 new Primary school completion and transition to secondary school no
ED.8 new Education gender parity no
Chapter 9 Child protection
CP.1 in 2006 Birth registration no
CP.2 in 2006 Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.2 new Child labor partial
CP.3 new Child labor and school attendance no
CP.4 new Child discipline yes
CP.5 new Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.7 new Spousal age difference no
CP.8 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among women no
CP.9 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among daughters no
CP.10 new Approval of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) yes
CP.11 new Attitudes toward domestic violence no
Chapter 10 HIV/AIDS
HA.1 in 2006 Knowledge of transmitting HIV yes
HA.2 in 2006 Knowledge of modes of HIV transmission by region no
HA.2a in 2006 Knowledge of the modes of HIV transmission by age group no
HA.3 in 2006 Knowledge of ways of preventing HIV transmission no
HA.4 in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by region yes
HA.4a in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by age group yes
HA.1 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - women 15 to 49 yrs. old yes
HA.2 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - young women 15 to 24 yrs. old yes
HA.3 new Knowledge of mother-to-child HIV transmission - women Yes
HA.4 new Accepting attitudes toward people living with HIV/AIDS - women Yes
HA.5 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -women yes
HA.6 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -young women yes
HA.7 new HIV counseling and testing during antenatal care - women no
HA.8 new Sexual behavior that increases the risk of HIV infection - young women yes
HA.9 new Sex with multiple partners - women yes
HA.10 new Sex with multiple partners - young women yes
HA.11 new Sex with non-regular partners yes
HA.13 new School attendance of orphans and non-orphans no
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Author(s) Southern Sudan Center for Census, Statistics and Evaluation (SSCCSE)
Country South Sudan
Language English
Description This table of tabulation was derived from one of the 2006 mics tables and the same one was again applied in SHHS 2010 survey of the fourth round of multi- indicator cluster survey and the second time in South Sudan.
Table of contents Chapters in 2006 Table Description Syntax
Chapter 1 Household Distributions
Table HH.1 in 2006 Results of the household and individual interviews Yes
Table HH.2 in 2006 Household age distribution by sex Yes
Table HH.3 in 2006 Household composition Yes
Table HH.4 in 2006 Women's background characteristics yes
Table HH.5 in 2006 Children's background characteristics yes
Chapter 2 Child Mortality
CM.1 in 2006 Neonatal, Infant, and Child Mortality in 5 years preceding the Survey no
Table CM.1 new Children ever born, children curving and proportion dead yes
Chapter 3 Nutritional Status
NU.1 in 2006 Child malnourishment yes
NU.2 in 2006 Breastfeeding no
NU.3 in 2006 Infant feeding patterns by age no
NU.4 in 2006 Adequately fed Infants yes
NU.5 in 2006 Iodized Salt consumption yes
NU.6 in 2006 Children's Vitamin A Supplementation yes
NU.7 in 2006 Post-partum mothers' Vitamin A Supplementation no
Table NU.6 in 2006 Introduction of solid, semi-solid or soft food yes
Table NU.7 in 2006 Minimum meal frequency yes
Table NU.8 in 2006 Bottle feeding yes
Table NU.11 new Low birth weight infants no
Chapter 4 Child Health
Table CH.1 in 2006 Vaccinations in first year of life no
Table CH.2 in 2006 Vaccinations by background characteristics no
Table CH.3 in 2006 Neonatal tetanus protection no
Table CH.4 in 2006 Oral rehydration treatment partial
Table CH.5 in 2006 Home management of diarrhea no
Table CH.6 in 2006 Care seeking for suspected pneumonia and antibiotic use during suspected pneumonia no
Table CH.7 in 2006 Knowledge of the two danger signs of pneumonia partial
Table CH.8 in 2006 Solid fuel use yes
Table CH.9 in 2006 Availability of insecticide-treated nets no
Table CH.10 in 2006 Treatment of Children with anti-malarial drugs yes
Table CH.5 new Feeding practices during diarrhea yes
Table CH.9 new Solid fuel use Percent distribution of household members according to type of cooking fuel used by the household yes
Table CH.10 new Solid fuel use by place of cooking no
Table CH.11 new Household availability of insecticide treated nets and protection by a vector control methods no
Table CH.12 new Children sleeping under mosquito nets no
Table CH.13 new Pregnant women sleeping under mosquito nets yes
Table CH.15 new Malaria diagnostics usage yes
Table CH.16 new intermittent preventive treatment for malaria no
Table CH.17 new Water and soap at place for hand washing no
Table CH.18 new Availability of soap no
Chapter 5 Water Sanitation
EN.1 in 2006 Use of improved water sources yes
EN.2 in 2006 Household water treatment yes
EN.3 in 2006 Time to source of drinking water yes
EN.4 in 2006 Person collecting water yes
EN.5 in 2006 Use of sanitary means of excreta disposal no
EN.6 in 2006 Use of improved water sources and improved sanitation facilities no
Table WS.6 new Shared use of sanitation facilities yes
Table WS.7 new Disposal of child's feces yes
Chapter 6 Reproductive health
RH.1 in 2006 Use of Contraception no
RH.2 in 2006 Unmet need of contraception yes
RH.3 in 2006 Antenatal care providers yes
RH.4 in 2006 Antenatal care content yes
RH.5 in 2006 Assistance during delivery yes
RH.6 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.7 in 2006 Percentage age distribution of women with birth in preceding 2yrs no
RH.8 in 2006 Iron Supplementation no
RH.9 in 2006 Complications during pregnancy no
RH.10 in 2006 Complications during labor and delivery no
RH.11 in 2006 Pregnancy outcomes no
RH.12 in 2006 Complications during postpartum no
RH.13 in 2006 Maternal mortality ratio no
RH.2 new Early childbearing no
RH.3 new Trends in early childbearing yes
RH.7 new Number of antenatal care visits yes
RH.8 new Antenatal care content yes
RH.9 new Assistance during delivery Yes
RH.10 new Place of delivery No

Chapter 7 Child development
ED.1 in 2006 Primary school entry (net intake rate) no
ED.2 in 2006 Primary school net attendance rate no
ED.3 in 2006 Gender parity in primary education no
ED.4 in 2006 Secondary school net attendance ratio no
ED.5 in 2006 Secondary school age children attending Primary School no
ED.6 in 2006 Children reaching Grade 5 no
ED.7 in 2006 Adult literacy no
CD.1 new Early childhood education no
CD.2 new Support for learning no
CD.3 new Learning materials no
CD.4 new Inadequate care no
CD.5 new Early child development index no
Chapter 8 Educational indices
ED.1 new Literacy among young women yes
ED.2 new School readiness yes
ED.3 new Primary school entry yes
ED.4 new Primary school attendance yes
ED.5 new Secondary school attendance no
ED.6 new Children reaching last grade of primary school no
ED.7 new Primary school completion and transition to secondary school no
ED.8 new Education gender parity no
Chapter 9 Child protection
CP.1 in 2006 Birth registration no
CP.2 in 2006 Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.2 new Child labor partial
CP.3 new Child labor and school attendance no
CP.4 new Child discipline yes
CP.5 new Early marriage and polygamy no
CP.7 new Spousal age difference no
CP.8 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among women no
CP.9 new Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) among daughters no
CP.10 new Approval of female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) yes
CP.11 new Attitudes toward domestic violence no
Chapter 10 HIV/AIDS
HA.1 in 2006 Knowledge of transmitting HIV yes
HA.2 in 2006 Knowledge of modes of HIV transmission by region no
HA.2a in 2006 Knowledge of the modes of HIV transmission by age group no
HA.3 in 2006 Knowledge of ways of preventing HIV transmission no
HA.4 in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by region yes
HA.4a in 2006 Children's living arrangements & orphan hood by age group yes
HA.1 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - women 15 to 49 yrs. old yes
HA.2 new Knowledge about HIV transmission - misconceptions - young women 15 to 24 yrs. old yes
HA.3 new Knowledge of mother-to-child HIV transmission - women Yes
HA.4 new Accepting attitudes toward people living with HIV/AIDS - women Yes
HA.5 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -women yes
HA.6 new Knowledge of a place for HIV testing -young women yes
HA.7 new HIV counseling and testing during antenatal care - women no
HA.8 new Sexual behavior that increases the risk of HIV infection - young women yes
HA.9 new Sex with multiple partners - women yes
HA.10 new Sex with multiple partners - young women yes
HA.11 new Sex with non-regular partners yes
HA.13 new School attendance of orphans and non-orphans no
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