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Demographic and Health Survey 1996

Zambia, 1996 - 1997
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ZMB_1996_DHS_v01_M
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Central Statistical Office
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MEASURE DHS: Demographic and Health Surveys
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Data file: MREC91

MAN
- Country specific - Single Variables

Cases: 2043
Variables: 19

Variables

mcaseid
Case Identification
smdist
District
smea
Enumeration Area
mdhs1cls
DHS-I Cluster
smcsa
Census Supervisory Area
smqlang
Language of Questionnaire
smilang
Language of Interview
smllang
Local language
smtrans
Translator used
sm112
Reads newspaper
sm113
Listens to radio
sm114
Watches TV
sm210am
Last child birth - Month
sm210ay
Last child birth - Year
sm516f
Heard FP live drama last months
sm516g
Heard FP Doctor last months
sm516h
Heard FP Comm HW last months
sm608d
Number of people known w/AIDS
sm608e
No people known died of AIDS
Total: 19
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