DDI-PSE-PCBS-DS-1995-V1.0 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics 2014-09-30 NADA Version 1.0 (September 2014) The Demographic Survey in the West Bank and Gaza Strip 1995 DS المسح الديمغرافي للضفة الغربية وقطاع غزة 1995 PSE-PCBS-DS1995-V1.0 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics

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 © 2014 Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, reference period of data 1995 NADA European Commission 100 Division of Users Services Other Household Survey [hh/oth] The PCBS is responsible for making reliable demographic and social data available to Palestinian officials and members of the public including researchers Among the duties of the Bureau is the provision and analysis of demographic data pertaining to the Palestinian population both here and elsewhere A great deal of effort is being devoted at PCBS to institute a program on population statistics that provides such data There has been no Census in the Remaining West Bank and Gaza Strip since 1967 The available demographic data are therfore incomplete and lack credibility when checked for consistency as shown in a recent PCBS publication In order to fulfill its responsibilities with regard to demographic information the PCBS has conducted a fairly large demographic survey in the West Bank and Gaza Strip during April-July 1995 This report presents preliminary findings from this study for the Remaining West Bank and Gaza Strip Results partaining to Jerusalem will be published in forthcoming reports Initial Planning for this project began in early 1993 with backing from the PLO at that time The project has as its main objective the provision of basic demographic indicators at both the national and district levels Other purposes of the project include Preperation of a master sample frame to be used for drawing household samples until the implementation of the population census contribution to the institution building of PCBS especially in the management of field operations and testing instruments procedures and instructions for use in planning for the population and housing census This is an important study because it provides detailed demographic data on Palestinians residing in the West Bank and Gaza Strip according to international recommendations Specifically the survey was designed to furnish among other things basic information on population structure fertility mortality migration marriage education and housing conditions at both the national and district levels Version 1.0 dataset for public distribution Refugee status Fertility Migration DS 1995[12.10] To improve the situation the PCBS has decided to undertake a fairly large demographic survey The main purpose of this survey is to provide basic demographic estimates at both the national and district level filling important gaps in existing statistics and reducing uncertainties surrounding the utility of available data Specifically, the survey provides detailed data on the following topics Population structure Female fertility Fertility preference Infant and child mortality Maternal and adult mortality Internal and international migration Marriage Family and household composition Educational attainmentHousing conditions Palestine The target population consists of all Palestinian households that usually reside in the West Bank and Gaza Strip - Region (West Bank, Gaza Strip) - locality type (urban, rural, camp) - Governorates individual/ Household The target population in this sample survey comprises all households living in West Bank and Gaza Strip excluding institutional population and nomads Sample survey data [ssd] The Demographic Survey questionnaire consists of seven main parts Control Sheet which includes items related to quality control sample identification interview schedule and interview results Household Roster which includes questions related to the demographic and socio-economic characteristics of persons Household Mortality Schedule which includes questions related to deaths in the household during the past 24 months. Housing Schedule which includes questions on housing and housing conditions Relatives Abroad Schedule which includes questions on the number and the demographic characteristics of close relatives residing abroad Women's Schedule which includes questions mainly related to ever married women age 14-54 years Birth History which includes questions related to the characteristics of all births occurring to ever married women eligible for interview Answers to the first five parts of the questionnaires were obtained by interviewing the household head or any adult member of the household in cases where the head was not present during enumeration The last two sections of the questionnaire were completed by interviewing all eligible women The questionnaire was worded in colloquial Arabic Questions were written in full on the questionnaire and strict instructions were given to interviewers to read all questions verbatim during the interviews A sampling strategy comprises two main elements: a sample design describing the scheme by which the sample of survey units is selected, and the estimators by which survey results can be computed from sample data. The two elements are usually closely interrelated, and determine the quality or reliability of survey estimates. In this section both elements will be described briefly. A more detailed description is provided in a separate working paper (Abu Hassan and Tamsfoss 1995). The sample design adopted is a stratified three stage design for selection of households to be surveyed. At the first stage a sample of localities was selected. The sample localities have been subdivided into cells of approximately equal size, and a number of cells were selected randomly from each of the sample localities at the second stage. At the third and final stage, a sample of households was selected from the sample cells. For all the demographic variables included in the survey, records were taken for all members of the sample household. Although a two-stage design would have been preferable, the present, more complex one is partly an outcome of limited availability of data on which sample designing usually is based, specifically data on the population size of various small area units, e.g. cells. The sample designing was undertaken in parallel with the updating of maps for the localities in the West Bank and Gaza Strip during the winter and spring 1995 - another ongoing PCBS project. Due to the limited time available, the design had to be completed before a complete set of updated locality maps was ready, implying the small area information needed was available for only a limited number of localities. However, the map updating was coordinated with the sample designing in such a way that once the first stage sample of localities was selected, mapping of these localities was given highest priority, thus offering an opportunity to subdivide sample localities into cells with a known measure of (population) size. The present design is based on listings of localities provided by Barghouti and Daibas (1993) for the West Bank, and Abdeen and Abu-Libdeh (1993) for the Gaza Strip. Even though the population figures are rough estimates as per 1992-93, produced mainly by questioning local administration informants (e.g. Mukhtars) about the number of families in the locality, or projected estimates, they appear to be fairly well attuned with other sources (e.g. Benvenisti and Khayat 1988). Furthermore, the listings applied as a frame comprise more localities than previous ones, and should thus be more complete. However, the coverage may still be less than - although close to - 100% in terms of areas. The first stage comprises the assigning of localities (as listed by Barghouti and Daibas 1993; Abdeen and Abu Libdeh 1993) to be the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs), the stratification of the PSUs, and the selection of sample PSUs from each stratum. The stratification is a subdivision of the PSUs according to district, administrative status of the locality, and estimated population (households) size. The PSUs were selected independently for each stratum, and with probability proportionate to estimated population size. In the Gaza Strip all localities were selected. The same applies to the district capitals, municipal localities and refugee camps in the West Bank, except in two strata in A Ramallah district. Whenever all PSUs in a stratum are selected, the design is a two stage one, and each single PSU is to be regarded as a separate substratum. The two stage design also applies for several of the small villages (single cell localities). As a matter of fact, the major parts of the sample is selected in two stages only, contributing favorably to smaller sampling error as compared to a strict three stage design. The second stage subdivision of sample PSUs into cells (or Secondary Sampling Units - SSUs) was done on maps indicating location of buildings and a rough estimate of the number of dwelling in each building. Thus, for each sample PSU or locality as a whole, there are two size measures available; the estimated number of households, and the roughly estimated number of dwelling units. Although these sets of measures proved to be positively correlated, they departed significantly in most cases. However, for the cells, the number of dwelling units were the only measure of size available. Therefore, when selecting the sample cells from each sample PSU with probability proportionate to size, the size in terms of dwelling units had to be applied, i.e. a conceptually different size measure than the one applied at the first stage of selection (households). For each sample cell the population has been listed by enumeration of buildings (map reference), and dwelling units. It should be noted that the number of dwelling units in each building was assessed by listers from outside no thorough inquiries were made as to whether they were inhabited or not. It was thus expected that errors would occur rather frequently - a problem which is to be evaluated separately on the basis of data collected during the survey. The listing of dwelling units constitutes the Sampling Frame from which the household sample was selected at a third stage by systematic sampling. The planned sample size was 15,000 households. However, due to the sampling frame imperfections which were envisaged (several non-eligible units included), oversampling was carried out at a rate of approximately 30%, i.e. the gross sample selected at the outset comprised around 20,000 dwelling units. The sampling design and sample allocation yield a household sample with varying inclusion probabilities. In order to have unbiased results, it is thus recommended that all estimates are based on weighed observations, the weights being the inverse of the respective inclusion probabilities. All households in a cell have the same probability of being selected, however varying from cell to cell. It should be noted that non-eligible dwelling units (i.e. units which are not inhabited by households) have been removed from the sample. This does not affect the inclusion probabilities or the weights . The actual values of the weights are in the range 0.3 to 3.0. However, 80 % of the weights are in the range 0.7 to 1.4. Only a very few (small) cells are near the extremes. Since the sampling design is a complex multi-stage one, variance must be calculated with other methods than those applicable to simple random sampling. In order to carry out the calculations, the software CENVAR (US Bureau of the Census 1993) has been used. Face-to-face [f2f] e Demographic Survey questionnaire consists of seven main parts Control Sheet which includes items related to quality control sample identification interview schedule and interview results Household Roster which includes questions related to the demographic and socio-economic characteristics of persons Household Mortality Schedule which includes questions related to deaths in the household during the past 24 months. Housing Schedule which includes questions on housing and housing conditions Relatives Abroad Schedule which includes questions on the number and the demographic characteristics of close relatives residing abroad Women's Schedule which includes questions mainly related to ever married women age 14-54 years Birth History which includes questions related to the characteristics of all births occurring to ever married women eligible for interview Answers to the first five parts of the questionnaires were obtained by interviewing the household head or any adult member of the household in cases where the head was not present during enumeration The last two sections of the questionnaire were completed by interviewing all eligible women The questionnaire was worded in colloquial Arabic Questions were written in full on the questionnaire and strict instructions were given to interviewers to read all questions verbatim during the interviews Great attention was given to training in order to ensure that the survey is carried out under the same conditions throughout the country providing consistency in definitions understanding, and wording of the questions All selected applicants received a two-week training session combining general social science research interviewing with specialized training on the demographic survey instruments and procedures Centralized staged training by the same trainers was held in Ramallah for the West Bank and Gaza City for the Gaza Strip trainees Training combined both theoretical and practical components emphasizing active learning through groups discussion Trainees were divided into teams (8 in the West Bank and 3 in Gaza Strip) according to prospective District of work, and each was supervised by an assistant trainer The following topics were covered in this training general background concerning the survey and social research design roles and duties of the interviewers and other field staff field work administration procedures and work flow sample selection interviewing techniques recording the answers neutral probing and confidentiality of data Interviewers supervisors and editors for the survey were selected according to their performance on a written examination administered at the end of the training session For purposes of field administration the West Bank and Gaza Strip were divided into three areas each (North, Middle, and South) A field work coordinator was appointed in each area to supervise field operations and coordinate work between the central office and the District teams Work in the field was carried out by teams each consisting of 5 interviewers a supervisor a field editor and a lister There were a total of 20 teams (16 in the West Bank and 6 in Gaza Strip) Teams were distributed to the different Districts according to sample allocation ranging between 1-3 teams in each District Although team work was emphasized throughout the training and implementation, a clear division of labor among team members was also evident As noted calculations of estimators from the demographic survey require the use of weights because of the varying inclusion probabilities that the sample design entails The weights for a given household is simply the inverse of its inclusion probability This yields the so called expansion weight which will expand the sample to the total population However because the sample was drawn under the assumption that the relative distribution of the population had been estimated correctly but not necessarily the absolute totals the expansions weight have not been used Rather the so called relative weights have been employed For each case they have been calculated as the expansion weight divided by the mean of all the expansion weights The weights used are the same for households household members women and children (births) since the sample design required that all such lower level units pertaining to a household were selected during enumeration A data entry template was designed to reflect an exact image of the questionnaire, and included various electronic checks logical check range checks consisting checks and cross-validation Weekly thorough checks on the overall consistency of the data files and sample allocation were also performed after data entry Questionnaire containing field-related errors were sent back to the field for corrections EPI-INFO Version 6.02 supported with NAFITHA-Version 4.00 (Arabization program) was used in data entry Data entry was organized in a number of files corresponding to the main parts of the questionnaire as shown in the following diagram Final tabulation of results was performed using the well know statistical package SPSS for Windows (version 6.0) and specialized demographic analysis programs The response rate in the West Bank 97.379% Gaza Strip 99.10% Palestine 98.22%. Detailed information on the sampling Error is available in the Survey Report Detailed information on the data appraisal is available in the Survey Report. Article (17( 1. All individual information and data submitted to the Bureau for statistical purposes shall be treated as confidential and shall not be divulged, in whole or in part, to any individual or to a public or private body, or used for any purpose other than for preparing statistical tables. 2. The Bureau shall endeavor to issue official statistical publications in aggregate tables, which do not disclose individual data, in conformity with the confidentiality of statistical data Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics 1996 The Demographic Survey in the West Bank and Gaza Strip Preliminary Report Ramallah Palestine pledges the utilization of "data" or any copies thereof shall be limited to the purposes agreed upon including not granting any third parties any access to these data. Restrictions applies to any data duplication or transformed setting for purposes other than meeting the requirements of the statistical programs used in data analysis. 2. Utilization of "data" or any copies thereof is limited to personal computers normally . 3. pledges not to alter the value of any observation in the original "data"; nevertheless, this does not apply on subjecting data to any processes or procedures aiming to derive new variables. The first party does not bear any professional, administrative or financial responsibility for any losses incurred as a result of changes in the variables values. The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) provide you with the data as is, without any warranty or responsibility implied. PCBS accepts no responsibility for the results and/or implications of any analysis and/or other actions conducted with this data birthE Birth History which includes questions related to the characteristics of all births occurring to ever married women eligible for interview 78490 30 housingE Housing Schedule which includes questions on housing and housing conditions 15684 34 rosterE The Demographic Survey questionnaire consists of seven main parts Control Sheet which includes items related to quality control sample identification interview schedule and interview results Household Roster which includes questions related to the demographic and socio-economic characteristics of persons Household Mortality Schedule which includes questions related to deaths in the household during the past 24 months nswers to the first five parts of the questionnaires were obtained by interviewing the household head or any adult member of the household in cases where the head was not present during enumeration The last two sections of the questionnaire were completed by interviewing all eligible women The questionnaire was worded in colloquial Arabic Questions were written in full on the questionnaire and strict instructions were given to interviewers to read all questions verbatim during the interviews 110575 34 womenE Women's Schedule which includes questions mainly related to ever married women age 14-54 years A 25456 52 roster housing women birth Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number 110575 112022.159 4 2796301 34201.185 34239.731 31680.738 31314.198 Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number 110575 112022.159 401 186420207 2279885.519 2282483.556 2112057.892 2087619.456 Person number in household Person number in household Person number in household Person number in household Person number in household Person number in household 110575 112022.159 1 41 4.983 4.935 3.502 3.479 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 41 Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household What is the relationship of (name ) to the head of household? 110571 112011.664 4 10.494 1 Head 2 Spouse of head 3 Child of head 4 Child of spouse 5 Parent of head 6 Parent of spouse 7 Sibling of head 8 Sibling of spouse 9 Son/Daughter in law 10 Grandchild 11 Other relatives 12 Non-relatives 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Sysmiss Head of Household The person who usually lives with the household and is recognized as head of household by its other members. Often he/she is the main decision maker or responsible for financial support and welfare of the household at the time the survey is conducted. Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Is (name ) male or female? 110574 112021.243 1 0.915 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss Slept in house last night Slept in house last night Slept in house last night Slept in house last night Slept in house last night Did (name) sleep in HH last night? 110572 112014.253 3 7.906 1 Slept in HH last night 2 Did not sleep in HH 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Usually lives in household Usually lives in household Usually lives in household Usually lives in household Usually lives in household Does (name) usually live here? 110575 112022.159 1 Usually lives in HH 2 Not usually live here 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Age, completed years Age, completed years Age, completed years Age, completed years Age, completed years How old was (name) at last birthday? 110538 111974.633 37 47.526 85 85 85+ Age The completed age in years of the person enumerated, which is the difference between the date of birth and the survey reference period. The exact age is the time elapsed between the day of birth and a given day, including parts of a year. Country of birth Country of birth Country of birth Country of birth Country of birth Place of birth In what country and locality was (name)'s mother (usually) living when he\she was born? 110560 111999.578 15 22.581 Missing Values 1 West Bank and Gaza 2 Jordan 3 Syria 4 Lebanon 5 Iraq 6 Saudi Arabia 7 Kuwait 8 United Arab Emirates 9 Baharein 10 Quatar 11 Oman 12 Yemen 13 Egypt 14 Sudan 15 Libya 16 Tunis 17 Algeria 18 Morocco 23 Palestine 24 North America 25 South America 26 Asia 27 Africa 28 Europe 29 Australia 98 Don't know 99 Missing Values Sysmiss Living in district in 1987 Living in district in 1987 Living in district in 1987 Living in district in 1987 Living in district in 1987 Was (name) living in this district (community) in the year 1987? If the answer of hr09 is 1 go to hr11 109314 110457.338 1261 1564.821 Missing Values 1 Lived in district in 87 2 Not in district in 87 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Country of residence 1987 Country of residence 1987 Country of residence 1987 Country of residence 1987 Country of residence 1987 Where was (name ) living in the year 1987? 105757 106178.581 4818 5843.578 Missing Values 1 West Bank and Gaza 2 Jordan 3 Syria 4 Lebanon 5 Iraq 6 Saudi Arabia 7 Kuwait 8 United Arab Emirates 9 Baharein 10 Quatar 11 Oman 12 Yemen 13 Egypt 14 Sudan 15 Libya 16 Tunis 17 Algeria 18 Morocco 23 Palestine 24 North America 25 South America 26 Asia 27 Africa 28 Europe 29 Australia 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Sysmiss Mother still alive Mother still alive Mother still alive Mother still alive Mother still alive If hr09 equal 1 Is (name)'s mother still alive? 110575 112022.159 1 Mother alive 2 Mother not alive 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Father still alive Father still alive Father still alive Father still alive Father still alive Is (name)'s father still alive? 110575 112022.159 1 Father alive 2 Father not alive 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Literacy Literacy Literacy Literacy Literacy Can ( name) read or write? 109740 110990.061 835 1032.098 Don’t know 1 Reads and writes 2 Cannot read and write 9 Missing Values Sysmiss School attendance School attendance School attendance School attendance School attendance Has (name) ever attended school If the answer of hr14 is 3 go to hr19 109740 110990.061 835 1032.098 Don’t know 1 Attended school before 2 Currently attending school 3 Never attended school 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Type of school attended Type of school attended Type of school attended Type of school attended Type of school attended Was it\ Is it a private or public school? 109172 110335.09 1403 1687.069 Don’t know 1 Private school 2 Public school 3 UNRWA-school 4 Training center 5 Intermediate colege 6 University/College 9 Missing Values Sysmiss School Refers to any educational institution, basicor secondary schools, intermediate community colleges, universities or an institution licensed by official authorities to offer regular education after secondary stage. Kindergardens are not considered schools General (Government) School Refers to schools which are supervised by the government Private School Refers to schools which are not directed by any governmental ministry or UNRWA. School attendance last year School attendance last year School attendance last year School attendance last year School attendance last year Was (name) attending school last year? 109172 110335.09 1403 1687.069 Missing Values 1 Attended last year 2 Did not attend last year 3 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Years of schooling completed Years of schooling completed Years of schooling completed Years of schooling completed Years of schooling completed How many years of schooling did (name) complete? 109136 110297.731 1439 1724.427 99 21 21-28 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Father's years of schooling completed Father's years of schooling completed Father's years of schooling completed Father's years of schooling completed Father's years of schooling completed If the answer of hr14 is 3 How many years of schooling did (name)'s father complete? 110575 112022.159 99 23 23-29 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Mother's years of schooling completed Mother's years of schooling completed Mother's years of schooling completed Mother's years of schooling completed Mother's years of schooling completed How many years of schooling did (name)'s father complete? 110574 112021.362 1 0.797 99 18 18-23 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status What is (name) marital status? If the answer of hr22 is 1 go to hr27 108491 109448.728 2084 2573.43 Missing Values 1 Never married 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Divorced 5 Separated 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Marital Status The status of those 14 years old and over in terms of marriage traditions and laws in the country. It might be one of the following: Divorced The individual 14 years old and over who was married but his/her marriage was revoked by a legally registered divorce, and he/she did not marry again. Married The individual 14 years old and over who is actually married according to the existing norms regardless of whether he/she is living with a spouse at the time of the interview or not. Single The individual 14 years old and over who did not actually marry according to the existing norms and traditions Widower The individual 14 years old and over who was married, but his/her marriage was revoked because of the death of the partner, and he/she did not marry again. Separated The individual 14 years old and over who was married, but his/her marriage was revoked for some reason without any legal or official registration, and he/she did not marry again. Number of times married Number of times married Number of times married Number of times married Number of times married Has (name) been married only once or more than once? 107319 108151.763 3256 3870.395 Missing Values 1 Married once 2 Married more than once 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Age when started to live with first spouse Age when started to live with first spouse Age when started to live with first spouse Age when started to live with first spouse Age when started to live with first spouse What was (name ) age when began to live together with (first) spouse? 107317 108149.594 3258 3872.565 99 11 11 or less 37 37+ 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Age at Marriage The age of the individual in years at the time of his/her actual marriage. First spouse alive or dead First spouse alive or dead First spouse alive or dead First spouse alive or dead First spouse alive or dead Is his\her (first) spouse alive? 107130 107955.365 3445 4066.794 Missing Values 1 First spouse alive 2 First spouse dead 3 Do not know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Number of spouses/co-wives Number of spouses/co-wives Number of spouses/co-wives Number of spouses/co-wives Number of spouses/co-wives For men: How many wives does he have? For women: How many co-wives does she have? 105480 105792.149 5095 6230.01 1 2 3 3-4 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Refugee status Refugee status Refugee status Refugee status Refugee status If the answer of hr22 is 1 Is (name) a registered refugee? 110575 112022.159 1 Registered refugee 2 Non-registered refugee 3 Non refugee 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Work last month Work last month Work last month Work last month Work last month What was (name) doing most of the time last month, was he\she? If the answer of hr28 is (5,7) go to hr30 If the answer of hr28 is (2,3,6,8) go to hr31 108400 109348.474 2175 2673.685 Missing Values 1 Working 2 At school 3 Housewife 4 Unemployed 5 Looking for work 6 Unable to work 7 Retired 8 Other 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Status at work Status at work Status at work Status at work Status at work What was (name) status at work in his job? 106446 107030.09 4129 4992.068 Missing Values 1 Paid employee 2 Self employed 3 Employer 4 Unpaid family member 5 Unpaid trainee 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Eligibility for women's questionnaire Eligibility for women's questionnaire Eligibility for women's questionnaire Eligibility for women's questionnaire Eligibility for women's questionnaire What is the name of the locality and district registered in (name) ID? 110574 112020.996 1 1.162 1 Not eligible 2 Eligible Sysmiss Age, completed years in 5 year groups Age, completed years in 5 year groups Age, completed years in 5 year groups Age, completed years in 5 year groups Age, completed years in 5 year groups 110538 111974.633 37 47.526 90 90+ Age-Sex Structure The composition of a population as determined by the number or proportion of males and females in each age category. The age-structure of a population is the cumulative result of past trends in fertility, mortality, and migration rates. Information on age-sex composition is an essential prerequisite for the description and analysis of demographic data. number of years of schooling number of years of schooling number of years of schooling number of years of schooling number of years of schooling How many years of schooling did (name) complete 89422 90746.625 21153 21275.534 99 21 21-28 99 Missing Values highest degree recode highest degree recode highest degree recode highest degree recode highest degree recode 89417 90741.393 21158 21280.766 no education 1 elementary 2 preparatory 3 secondary 4 associated diploma 5 bachelors+ Sysmiss Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation What was (name) position at work, that is, what's his\her occupation? (e.g. nurse, farmer, plumber..) 23355 23910.631 87220 88111.528 9 Missing Values 1 Legislators and Managers 2 Professionals 3 Technicians and Associate Professionals 4 Clerks 5 Service and Sales Workers 6 Skilled Agricultural and Fishery Workers 7 Crafts and Related Workers 8 Plant and Machine Operators 9 Elementary Occupations Sysmiss Occupation Refers to the kind of work done by the employed persons, irrespective of their training or education. Thus, the occupation refers to the tasks carried out by a person. If the person had more than one occupation, the one in which he/she spent most of his/her time was accepted as his/her occupation. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight 110575 0.289 9.3 1.013 0.368 Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number 15684 16110.613 4 2796301 34073.054 34312.769 35649.643 34861.335 Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number 15684 16110.613 401 186420201 2270402.667 2286408.343 2376614.201 2324073.407 Main reporting domains Main reporting domains Main reporting domains Main reporting domains Main reporting domains Main reporting domains 15684 16110.613 1 Jenin 2 Tulkarem 3 Nablus 4 Ramallah 5 Jerusalem 6 Bethlehem/Jericho 7 Hebron 8 Gaza North 9 Gaza middle+south Collapsed region Collapsed region Collapsed region Collapsed region Collapsed region Collapsed region 15684 16110.613 1 WB-North 2 WB-central 3 Hebron 4 Gaza West Bank or Gaza West Bank or Gaza West Bank or Gaza West Bank or Gaza West Bank or Gaza West Bank or Gaza 15684 16110.613 1 West Bank 2 Gaza Simplified type of location Simplified type of location Simplified type of location Simplified type of location Simplified type of location Simplified type of location 15684 16110.613 1 Town/City 2 Refugee camp 3 Village Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms Number of rooms How many rooms do you have in this house or apartment? 15684 16110.613 9 9-16 98 Don’t know Room The dwelling unit or part of it surrounded with walls and has a ceiling provided that its area is not less than 4 square meters. The balconies surrounded with glass are considered rooms; while kitchens, bathrooms, other balconies, corridors, halls, and half rooms are not considered rooms. Also, rooms used for work purposes such as a doctor's room or a sewing room are not considered rooms in this survey. Number of bedrooms Number of bedrooms Number of bedrooms Number of bedrooms Number of bedrooms How many bedrooms (rooms used for sleeping only) do you have? 15684 16110.613 6 6-12 98 Don’t know Construction material of house Construction material of house Construction material of house Construction material of house Construction material of house What is this house made of? 15684 16110.613 1 Cement/bricks 2 Stones 3 Cement & Stones 4 Other 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Main source of drinking and cooking water Main source of drinking and cooking water Main source of drinking and cooking water Main source of drinking and cooking water Main source of drinking and cooking water What is the main source of drinking\cooking water for members of this household? 15684 16110.613 1 Indoor public system 2 Outdoor public system 3 Individual well 4 Tanker truck 5 Other 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Need for other source of water Need for other source of water Need for other source of water Need for other source of water Need for other source of water Does your household have to use other source of water? 15684 16110.613 1 Once a week 2 Once a month 3 Rarely 4 Never 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Connection to public sewer Connection to public sewer Connection to public sewer Connection to public sewer Connection to public sewer Is this building connected to public sewer? 15684 16110.613 1 Connected to sewer 2 Septic tank 3 Not connected 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Ownership of private car Ownership of private car Ownership of private car Ownership of private car Ownership of private car Does any member of your household owns private car\commercial car? 15684 16110.613 1 Private car owned 2 No private car 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Ownership of commercial car Ownership of commercial car Ownership of commercial car Ownership of commercial car Ownership of commercial car Does any member of your household owns private car\commercial car? 15684 16110.613 1 Commercial car owned 2 No commerical car 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Electricity in household Electricity in household Electricity in household Electricity in household Electricity in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Electricity 2 No electricity 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Telephone in household Telephone in household Telephone in household Telephone in household Telephone in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Telephone 2 No telephone 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values B&W TV in household B&W TV in household B&W TV in household B&W TV in household B&W TV in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 B&W TV 2 No B&W TV 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Color TV in household Color TV in household Color TV in household Color TV in household Color TV in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Color TV 2 No color TV 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Refrigerator in household Refrigerator in household Refrigerator in household Refrigerator in household Refrigerator in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Refrigerator 2 No refrigerator 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Video in household Video in household Video in household Video in household Video in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Video 2 No Video 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Cookstove in household Cookstove in household Cookstove in household Cookstove in household Cookstove in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Cookstove 2 No cookstove 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Washing machine in household Washing machine in household Washing machine in household Washing machine in household Washing machine in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Washing machine 2 No washing machine 8 9 Missing Values 9 Missing Values Central Heating in household Central Heating in household Central Heating in household Central Heating in household Central Heating in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Central Heating 2 No central heating 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Air conditioner in household Air conditioner in household Air conditioner in household Air conditioner in household Air conditioner in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Air conditioner 2 No air conditioner 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Flush toilet in household Flush toilet in household Flush toilet in household Flush toilet in household Flush toilet in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Flush toilet 2 No flush toilet 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Arabic toilet in household Arabic toilet in household Arabic toilet in household Arabic toilet in household Arabic toilet in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Arabic toilet 2 No arabic toilet 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Bathroom or shower in household Bathroom or shower in household Bathroom or shower in household Bathroom or shower in household Bathroom or shower in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Bathroom or shower 2 No bathroom or shower 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sink with piped water in household Sink with piped water in household Sink with piped water in household Sink with piped water in household Sink with piped water in household Does your house have………………? 15684 16110.613 1 Sink with piped water 2 No sink with piped water 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Ownership of house Ownership of house Ownership of house Ownership of house Ownership of house Is this house or apartment…………..? If the answer of hh09 is (1,3,4) go to hh11 15684 16110.613 1 Owned by HH 2 Rented for cash 3 UNRWA lease 4 No payments 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Type of currency for rent payment Type of currency for rent payment Type of currency for rent payment Type of currency for rent payment Type of currency for rent payment - (Ask if not owner) How much do you pay a month? 1321 1497.571 14363 14613.042 1 JD 2 USD 3 NIS 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Rent payment, in currency as defined by HH010A Rent payment, in currency as defined by HH010A Rent payment, in currency as defined by HH010A Rent payment, in currency as defined by HH010A Rent payment, in currency as defined by HH010A - (Ask if not owner) How much do you pay a month? 15684 16110.613 9998 9998 Don’t know Additions to dwelling Additions to dwelling Additions to dwelling Additions to dwelling Additions to dwelling If the answer of hh09 is (1,3,4) Have you yourself added to (or extended) the dwelling? 15653 16079.128 31 31.485 1 Has added to dwelling 2 Has not added 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Type of house Type of house Type of house Type of house Type of house Type of house 15634 16056.352 50 54.261 1 Single family house 2 Side by side 2 family 3 2 family (one above) 4 3 or more family house 5 Apartment house 6 Apartment, comercial 7 Other 8 Don’t know 9 Missing Values Sysmiss Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight 15684 0.289 9.3 1.027 0.397 Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number 25456 26461.37 4 2796301 33980.023 34042.867 33008.124 32599.461 Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number 25456 26461.37 405 186420203 2265475.12 2269664.664 2200541.639 2173297.378 Sequence number of woman in roster Sequence number of woman in roster Sequence number of woman in roster Sequence number of woman in roster Sequence number of woman in roster Write woman's number from the household's roster? 25456 26461.37 1 31 3.958 3.917 3.115 3.083 Sisters who reached 15, live and dead Sisters who reached 15, live and dead Sisters who reached 15, live and dead Sisters who reached 15, live and dead Sisters who reached 15, live and dead How many sisters (alive and dead with the same mother as you) who reached the age of 15 years have you had? If the answer of ws01 is no sister go to ws05 25456 26461.37 98 Don’t know Sisters who reached 15, alive Sisters who reached 15, alive Sisters who reached 15, alive Sisters who reached 15, alive Sisters who reached 15, alive How many of your sisters who have reached 15 years are alive? 22862 23767.411 2594 2693.959 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Sisters who reached 15, dead Sisters who reached 15, dead Sisters who reached 15, dead Sisters who reached 15, dead Sisters who reached 15, dead How many of your sisters who have reached 15 years are dead? 22853 23758.015 2603 2703.355 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Sisters who died during pregnancy Sisters who died during pregnancy Sisters who died during pregnancy Sisters who died during pregnancy Sisters who died during pregnancy How many of your deceased sisters died during pregnancy, in the course of childbirth or within 40 days of delivery? 22845 23751.08 2611 2710.29 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Brothers who reached 15, alive and dead Brothers who reached 15, alive and dead Brothers who reached 15, alive and dead Brothers who reached 15, alive and dead Brothers who reached 15, alive and dead If the answer of ws01 is no sister How many brothers (alive and dead with the same mother as you) who reached the age of 15 years have you had? If the answer of ws01 is no bothers go to ws08 25432 26437.962 24 23.408 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Brothers who reached 15, alive Brothers who reached 15, alive Brothers who reached 15, alive Brothers who reached 15, alive Brothers who reached 15, alive How many brothers (alive and dead with the same mother as you) who reached the age of 15 years have you had? 23360 24273.986 2096 2187.384 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Brothers who reached 15, dead Brothers who reached 15, dead Brothers who reached 15, dead Brothers who reached 15, dead Brothers who reached 15, dead How many of your brothers who have reached 15 years are alive? 23359 24273.108 2097 2188.262 98 Don’t know 99 Missing Values Currently married Currently married Currently married Currently married Currently married If the answer of ws01 is no bothers Are you currently married? If the answer of ws08 is 1 go to ws11 25436 26440.803 20 20.567 1 Married 2 Not married 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Ever been married Ever been married Ever been married Ever been married Ever been married Have you ever been married? If the answer of ws09 is 2 end the interviwe 10000 10346.799 15456 16114.571 1 Ever married 2 Never married 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Marital status now Marital status now Marital status now Marital status now Marital status now What is your marital status now? Are you divorced, widowed, or separated? If the answer of ws10 is (1, 2,3) go to ws13 780 840.62 24676 25620.75 1 Widowed 2 Divorced 3 Separated 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Living with husband or not Living with husband or not Living with husband or not Living with husband or not Living with husband or not If the answer of ws08 is 1 Is your husband living with you now or is he staying elsewhere? If the answer of ws11 is 1 go to ws13 15440 16100.029 10016 10361.341 1 Husband present 2 Husband absent 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Husband: months duration of absence Husband: months duration of absence Husband: months duration of absence Husband: months duration of absence Husband: months duration of absence For how long has he been away? 235 265.426 25221 26195.944 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Husband: years duration of absence Husband: years duration of absence Husband: years duration of absence Husband: years duration of absence Husband: years duration of absence For how long has he been away? 278 305.588 25178 26155.782 99 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Month of start of cohabitation Month of start of cohabitation Month of start of cohabitation Month of start of cohabitation Month of start of cohabitation If the answer of ws10 is (1, 2,3) If the answer of ws11 is 1 What month and year did you and your (first) husband begin living together? 16088 16807.211 9368 9654.159 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Year of start of living together Year of start of living together Year of start of living together Year of start of living together Year of start of living together If the answer of ws10 is (1, 2,3) If the answer of ws11 is 1 What month and year did you and your (first) husband begin living together? 16201 16921.065 9255 9540.305 52 99 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Age at start of living together Age at start of living together Age at start of living together Age at start of living together Age at start of living together What was your age when your (first) husband began living together? 16199 16911.443 9257 9549.927 13 99 13 10-13 31 31+ 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Type of relationship with first husband Type of relationship with first husband Type of relationship with first husband Type of relationship with first husband Type of relationship with first husband What is the type of relationship between you and your (first) husband? 16190 16909.415 9266 9551.955 1 Ibn khal 2 Ibn amm 3 Ibn khala 4 Ibn amma 5 Same hamula 6 Other hamula 7 No relation 8 Uncertain 9 Missing value Sysmiss Type of relationship with (current) husband if married more than once Type of relationship with (current) husband if married more than once Type of relationship with (current) husband if married more than once Type of relationship with (current) husband if married more than once Type of relationship with (current) husband if married more than once What is the type of relationship between you and your (current) husband? 3160 3288.88 22296 23172.49 Uncertain 1 Ibn khal 2 Ibn amm 3 Ibn khala 4 Ibn amma 5 Same hamula 6 Other hamula 7 No relation 9 Missing value Sysmiss Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth Ever given birth Have you ever given birth? If the answer of ws17 is 2 go to ws24 16232 16954.687 9224 9506.683 1 Given birth 2 Not given birth 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Number of sons present Number of sons present Number of sons present Number of sons present Number of sons present How many sons and daughters to whom you have given birth, are now living with you? 14479 15127.316 10977 11334.054 Number of daughters present Number of daughters present Number of daughters present Number of daughters present Number of daughters present How many sons and daughters to whom you have given birth, are now living with you? 14478 15125.838 10978 11335.532 Number of sons not present Number of sons not present Number of sons not present Number of sons not present Number of sons not present How many sons and daughters are alive but do not live with you at present? 14472 15120.255 10984 11341.115 Number of daughters not present Number of daughters not present Number of daughters not present Number of daughters not present Number of daughters not present How many sons and daughters are alive but do not live with you at present? 14467 15114.64 10989 11346.73 Dead children Dead children Dead children Dead children Dead children Have you ever given birth to a boy or a girl who was born alive but later died? 14475 15124.486 10981 11336.883 1 Have dead children 2 No dead children 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Any baby who showed signs of life but died Any baby who showed signs of life but died Any baby who showed signs of life but died Any baby who showed signs of life but died Any baby who showed signs of life but died Have you ever given birth to a boy or a girl who was born alive but later died? 14469 15118.95 10987 11342.419 1 Dead child 2 No dead child 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Number of boys dead Number of boys dead Number of boys dead Number of boys dead Number of boys dead How many boys and girls in total died? 14456 15104.032 11000 11357.338 Number of girls dead Number of girls dead Number of girls dead Number of girls dead Number of girls dead How many boys and girls in total died? 14453 15101 11003 11360.37 Total number of children OK Total number of children OK Total number of children OK Total number of children OK Total number of children OK Just to make sure that I have this right: You have had in total ( number) live births during your life so far: Is that correct? 14467 15118.12 10989 11343.25 1 Correct number 2 Incorrect number 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Birth of first child, month Birth of first child, month Birth of first child, month Birth of first child, month Birth of first child, month In what month and year was your first child born? 14388 15030.984 11068 11430.386 98 Don't know Birth of first child, year Birth of first child, year Birth of first child, year Birth of first child, year Birth of first child, year In what month and year was your first child born? 14473 15121.242 10983 11340.128 54 99 99 Missing value Pregnancy status Pregnancy status Pregnancy status Pregnancy status Pregnancy status If the answer of ws17 is 2 Are you pregnant now? If the answer of ws24 is (2,3) go to ws26 14633 15250.734 10823 11210.636 1 Pregnant 2 Not pregnant 3 Unsure if pregnant 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss After next, Wants to have more children After next, Wants to have more children After next, Wants to have more children After next, Wants to have more children After next, Wants to have more children After the child you are expecting, do you wish to have (more) children? If the answer of ws25 is (1,3) go to ws27 If the answer of ws25 is2 go to ws31 3019 3133.46 22437 23327.91 1 Wants more 2 Not wants more 3 Uncertain 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Wants to have more children Wants to have more children Wants to have more children Wants to have more children Wants to have more children If the answer of ws24 is (2,3) Do you wish to have (more) children? If the answer of ws26 is2 go to ws31 11684 12192.945 13772 14268.425 1 Wants more 2 Not wants more 3 Uncertain 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Expected number of children Expected number of children Expected number of children Expected number of children Expected number of children If the answer of ws25 is (1,3) How many do you expect to have? 7668 7958.093 17788 18503.277 94 As many as possible 95 Up to God 98 Other 99 Don’t know Number of sons wanted Number of sons wanted Number of sons wanted Number of sons wanted Number of sons wanted In addition to the children you now have, how many more sons would you like to have? 7664 7952.735 17792 18508.635 94 As many as possible 95 Up to God 98 Other 99 Don’t know Number of daughters wanted Number of daughters wanted Number of daughters wanted Number of daughters wanted Number of daughters wanted And how many more daughters would you like to have? 7662 7950.732 17794 18510.638 94 As many as possible 95 Up to God 98 Other 99 Don’t know Wants to have next child now or not Wants to have next child now or not Wants to have next child now or not Wants to have next child now or not Wants to have next child now or not Do you want to have the next child now or wait one or more years? 7663 7950.313 17793 18511.057 1 Next child now 2 Wait some time 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Husband wants same number of children Husband wants same number of children Husband wants same number of children Husband wants same number of children Husband wants same number of children If the answer of ws25 is2 If the answer of ws26 is2 Do you think your husband wants the same number, more children or less children than you? 14650 15270.44 10806 11190.93 1 Same number 2 More 3 Less 4 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Husband and wife discussed number of children? Husband and wife discussed number of children? Husband and wife discussed number of children? Husband and wife discussed number of children? Husband and wife discussed number of children? Have you and your husband ever discussed the number of children you would like to have? 16190 16911.874 9266 9549.496 1 Have discussed 2 Never discussed 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Ideal number of children in whole life Ideal number of children in whole life Ideal number of children in whole life Ideal number of children in whole life Ideal number of children in whole life If you could go back to the time you did not have children and could choose exactly the number of children to have in your whole life, how many would that be? 16198 16919.871 9258 9541.499 94 As many as possible 95 Up to God 98 Other 99 Don’t know Respondent's attitude Respondent's attitude Respondent's attitude Respondent's attitude Respondent's attitude Respondent's attitude 25300 26270.911 156 190.459 1 Cooperative interested 2 Cooperative not interested 3 Impatient 4 Hostile 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Respondent's understanding Respondent's understanding Respondent's understanding Respondent's understanding Respondent's understanding Respondent's understanding 25307 26278.59 149 182.78 1 Good understanding 2 Fair understanding 3 Poor understanding 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Other persons present Other persons present Other persons present Other persons present Other persons present Other persons present 25291 26257.025 165 204.345 1 No other present 2 Others partly present 3 Others present 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Children < 15 present Children < 15 present Children < 15 present Children < 15 present Children < 15 present Children < 15 present 10913 11342.888 14543 15118.482 1 Children present 2 No children present 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Spouse present Spouse present Spouse present Spouse present Spouse present Spouse present 10906 11335.323 14550 15126.047 1 Spouse present 2 Spouse not present 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Other men present Other men present Other men present Other men present Other men present Other men present 10902 11330.706 14554 15130.664 1 Other men present 2 No other men present 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Other women prsent Other women prsent Other women prsent Other women prsent Other women prsent Other women prsent 10942 11372.814 14514 15088.555 1 Other women present 2 No women present 8 Don’t know 9 Missing value Sysmiss Ever married Ever married Ever married Ever married Ever married Ever married 25456 26461.37 Not ever married 1 Ever married Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight 25456 0.292 9.465 1.039 0.391 Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number Unique household number 78490 81209.389 Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number Unique person number 78490 81209.389 Unique child number Unique child number Unique child number Unique child number Unique child number Unique child number 78490 81209.389 Child number Child number Child number Child number Child number Child number 78490 81209.389 Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 78488 81205.964 2 3.424 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss Age given in years, months or days Age given in years, months or days Age given in years, months or days Age given in years, months or days Age given in years, months or days Age in complete years 73347 75907.417 5143 5301.971 1 Year 2 Month 3 Day Sysmiss Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years Age 69033 71475.693 9457 9733.696 1 44 11.601 11.667 8.041 8.072 Age in months Age in months Age in months Age in months Age in months Age 3976 4097.9 74514 77111.488 Age in days Age in days Age in days Age in days Age in days Age 330 328.272 78160 80881.116 29 14.815 14.767 8.272 8.207 Day of birth Day of birth Day of birth Day of birth Day of birth Date of birth 75063 77663.127 3427 3546.262 1 99 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Date of birth 76048 78729.702 2442 2479.687 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Date of birth 78489 81208.364 1 1.025 99 Not stated Is the child still alive Is the child still alive Is the child still alive Is the child still alive Is the child still alive Still alive? 78490 81209.389 1 Alive 2 Dead Age at death given in years months or days Age at death given in years months or days Age at death given in years months or days Age at death given in years months or days Age at death given in years months or days Age at death 5010 5156.845 73480 76052.544 1 Year 2 Month 3 Day 9 Not stated Age at death in years Age at death in years Age at death in years Age at death in years Age at death in years Age at death 747 763.398 77743 80445.99 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Age at death in months Age at death in months Age at death in months Age at death in months Age at death in months Age at death 2315 2374.855 76175 78834.534 1 98 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Age at death in days Age at death in days Age at death in days Age at death in days Age at death in days Age at death 1970 2034.826 76520 79174.563 99 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Day number born Day number born Day number born Day number born Day number born Day number born 78406 81126.741 84 82.648 135616 150895 146389.883 146366.031 3083.336 3093.96 Exact age in decimal years Exact age in decimal years Exact age in decimal years Exact age in decimal years Exact age in decimal years Exact age in decimal years 78406 81126.741 84 82.648 -0.594 41.238 11.74 11.805 8.441 8.47 Age in completed years Age in completed years Age in completed years Age in completed years Age in completed years Age in completed years 78406 81126.741 84 82.648 41 11.253 11.318 8.434 8.463 Woman's exact age when giving birth Woman's exact age when giving birth Woman's exact age when giving birth Woman's exact age when giving birth Woman's exact age when giving birth Woman's exact age when giving birth 78364 81080.218 126 129.171 2.752 52.657 26.202 26.188 6.08 6.065 Woman's completed age when giving birth Woman's completed age when giving birth Woman's completed age when giving birth Woman's completed age when giving birth Woman's completed age when giving birth Woman's completed age when giving birth 78364 81080.218 126 129.171 13 98 98 Don’t know 99 Missing value Woman's completed age when giving birth, 5 year groups Woman's completed age when giving birth, 5 year groups Woman's completed age when giving birth, 5 year groups Woman's completed age when giving birth, 5 year groups Woman's completed age when giving birth, 5 year groups Woman's completed age when giving birth, 5 year groups 78364 81080.218 126 129.171 98 Don’t know Calendar year of death Calendar year of death Calendar year of death Calendar year of death Calendar year of death Calendar year of death 73755 75954.015 4735 5255.373 54 98 98 Don’t know MONTHS SINCE BIRTH MONTHS SINCE BIRTH MONTHS SINCE BIRTH MONTHS SINCE BIRTH MONTHS SINCE BIRTH MONTHS SINCE BIRTH 78398 81118.206 92 91.182 494.809 140.89 141.675 101.285 101.634 TOTAL MONTHS LIVED BY CHILD TOTAL MONTHS LIVED BY CHILD TOTAL MONTHS LIVED BY CHILD TOTAL MONTHS LIVED BY CHILD TOTAL MONTHS LIVED BY CHILD TOTAL MONTHS LIVED BY CHILD 78398 81118.206 92 91.182 -2 Dead age at death n/s completed years ever lived completed years ever lived completed years ever lived completed years ever lived completed years ever lived completed years ever lived 78398 81118.206 92 91.182 -2 Dead, age at dth n/s PERIOD WHEN CHILD WAS BORN PERIOD WHEN CHILD WAS BORN PERIOD WHEN CHILD WAS BORN PERIOD WHEN CHILD WAS BORN PERIOD WHEN CHILD WAS BORN PERIOD WHEN CHILD WAS BORN 78398 81118.206 92 91.182 SOME DATA MISSING 1 May 90- April 95 2 May 85 - April 90 3 May 80 - April 85 4 May 75 - April 80 5 before May 75 RECODED AGE AT DEATH RECODED AGE AT DEATH RECODED AGE AT DEATH RECODED AGE AT DEATH RECODED AGE AT DEATH RECODED AGE AT DEATH 78398 81118.206 92 91.182 -2 Not stated or funny value -1 alive neonatal 1 1 mth 2 2 mths 3 3 mths 4 4 mths 5 5 mths 6 6mths 7 7 mths 8 8 mths 9 9 mths 10 10 mths 11 11 mths 12 12-23 mths 13 2 yrs 14 3 yrs 15 4 yrs 16 5 yrs 17 6 yrs 18 7 yrs 19 8 yrs 20 9 yrs 21 10 yrs 22 11 yrs 23 12 yrs 24 13 yrs 25 14 yrs Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight 78490 0.292 9.467 1.035 0.375