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Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey 2014

Nepal, 2014
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NPL_2014_MICS_v01_M
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United Nations Children’s Fund, Central Bureau of Statistics Nepal
Collection(s)
UNICEF Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS)
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Data file: hh

Data collected at the household level (MICS Household questionnaire modules: Household Information Panel, Selection of One Child Labour/Child Discipline, Child Labour, Household Characteristics, Water Sanitation, Handwashing, Salt Iodization, Water Quality Testing Information Panel)

Cases: 12975
Variables: 210

Variables

HH1
Cluster number
HH2
Household number
HH3
Interviewer number
HH4
Supervisor number
HH5D
Day of interview
HH5M
Month of interview
HH5Y
Year of interview
HH6
Area
HH7
Region
HH8A
Household selected for water quality testing
HH8B
Household selected for source water testing
HH9
Result of HH interview
HH10
Respondent to HH questionnaire
HH11
Number of HH members
HH12
Number of women 15 - 49 years
HH13
Number of woman' questionnaires completed
HH14
Number of children under age 5
HH15
Number of under - 5 questionnaires completed
HH15A
Water quality questionnaire completed
HH16
Field editor
HH17
Data entry clerk
HH18H
Start of interview - Hour
HH18M
Start of interview - Minutes
HH19H
End of interview - Hour
HH19M
End of interview - Minutes
SL1
Total children aged 1-17 years
SL9A
Rank number of the selected child
SL9B
Child line number
SL9C
Child's age
CD_FLAG
Flag for correct child line number
CL2A
Worked or helped on garden
CL2B
Helped in family business
CL2C
Produced or sold articles
CL2D
Engaged in any other activity for income
CL4
Hours worked in past week
CL5
Activities required carrying heavy loads
CL6
Activities required working with dangerous tools or heavy machinery
CL7A
Description of work: exposed to dust, fumes, or gas
CL7B
Description of work: exposed to extreme temperatures or humidity
CL7C
Description of work: exposed to loud noise or vibration
CL7D
Description of work: required to work at heights
CL7E
Description of work: required to work with chemicals
CL7F
Description of work: exposed to other
CL8
Fetched water or collected firewood
CL9
Hours spent fetching water or collecting firewood
CL10A
Household chores: shopping
CL10B
Household chores: repairing equipment
CL10C
Household chores: cooking or cleaning
CL10D
Household chores: washing clothes
CL10E
Household chores: caring for children
CL10F
Household chores: caring for old or sick
CL10G
Household chores: other
CL12
Number of hours
CD2
Child line number
CD3A
Took away privileges
CD3B
Explained why behaviour was wrong
CD3C
Shook child
CD3D
Shouted, yelled or screamed at child
CD3E
Gave child something else to do
CD3F
Spanked, hit or slapped child on bottom with bare hand
CD3G
Hit child on the bottom or elsewhere with belt, brush, stick, etc.
CD3H
Called child dumb, lazy or another name
CD3I
Hit or slapped child on the face, head or ears
CD3J
Hit or slapped child on the hand, arm or leg
CD3K
Beat child up as hard as one could
CD4
Child needs to be physically punished to be brought up properly
HC1A
Religion of household head
HC1B
Mother tongue of household head
HC1C
Ethnic group of household head
HC2
Number of rooms used for sleeping
HC3
Main material of floor
HC4
Main material of roof
HC5
Main material of exterior wall
HC6
Type of fuel using for cooking
HC7
Cooking location
HC8A
Electricity
HC8B
Radio
HC8C
Television
HC8D
Non-mobile phone
HC8E
Refrigerator
HC8F
Improved stove
HC8G
Table
HC8H
Chair
HC8I
Bed/Cot
HC8J
Sofa
HC8K
Wardrobe
HC8L
Computer - Desktop
HC8M
Wall clock
HC8N
Electric fan
HC8O
Dhiki/Janto
HC8P
Microwave oven
HC8Q
Washing machine
HC9A
Watch
HC9B
Mobile telephone
HC9C
Bicycle / rikshaw
HC9D
Motorcycle or scooter
HC9E
Animal-drawn cart
HC9F
Car or truck
HC9G
Boat
HC9H
Laptop computer
HC10
Household owns the dwelling
HC11
Any household member own land that can be used for agriculture
HC12
Agricultural Land (Ropani Unit)
HC12RR
Ropani
HC12RA
Aana
HC12RP
Paisa
HC12BU
Agricultural Land (Bigha Unit)
HC12BB
Bigha
HC12BK
Katha
HC12BD
Dhur
HC12A
Agricultural Land (Hectare)
HC13
Household own any animals
HC14A
Milk cows or bulls
HC14B
Horses, donkeys, or mules
HC14C
Goats
HC14D
Sheep
HC14E
Chickens /Ducks/Pigeon
HC14F
Pigs/Swine
HC14G
Yak, Nak or Chauri
HC14H
Buffaloes
HC15
Any household member own bank account
WS1
Main source of drinking water
WS2
Main source of water used for other purposes (if bottled water used for drinking)
WS3
Location of the water source
WS4
Time (in minutes) to get water and come back
WS5
Person collecting water
WS6
Treat water to make safer for drinking
WS7A
Water treatment: Boil
WS7B
Water treatment: Add bleach/chlorine
WS7C
Water treatment: Strain it through a cloth
WS7D
Water treatment: Use water filter
WS7E
Water treatment: Solar disinfection
WS7F
Water treatment: Let it stand and settle
WS7X
Water treatment: Other
WS7Z
Water treatment: DK
WS7BB
Water coming from the pipe or tap for at least one hour a day
WS8
Type of toilet facility
WS9
Toilet facility shared
WS10
Toilet shared with other household or with general public
WS11
Households using this toilet facility
HW0A
Wash hands: Before eating
HW0B
Wash hands: After eating
HW0C
Wash hands: Before praying
HW0D
Wash hands: Before breast feeding or feeding a child
HW0E
Wash hands: Before cooking
HW0F
Wash hands: After defecation/urination
HW0G
Wash hands: Changing child's nappy
HW0H
Wash hands: When the hands are dirty
HW0I
Wash hands: After cleaning toilet or potty
HW0J
Wash hands: After finishing work
HW0X
Wash hands: Other
HW0Z
Wash hands: Don't know
HW1
Place where household members most often wash their hands
HW2
Water available at the place for handwashing
HW2A
Distance of the handwashing place
HW3A
Soap or detergent present at place of handwashing
HW3BA
Bar soap
HW3BB
Detergent (Powder / Liquid / Paste)
HW3BC
Liquid soap
HW3BD
Ash / Mud / Sand
HW4
Soap/other material available for washing hands
HW5A
Soap/other material available for washing hands
HW5BA
Bar soap
HW5BB
Detergent (Powder / Liquid / Paste)
HW5BC
Liquid soap
HW5BD
Ash / Mud / Sand
SI1
Salt iodization test outcome
SI2
Observation of salt packet
SI3
Type of salt
WQ3
Measurers's number
WQ4D
Day of water quality test
WQ4M
Month of water quality test
WQ4Y
Year of water quality test
WQ4A
Household selected for source water testing
WQ4B
Household selected for blank water testing
WQ5
Result of water quality testing
WQ6
Permission to get a glass of drinking water which would be given to a child
WQ7
Observation on where the water was collected from
WQ8
Source of drinking water sample
WQ10
Bacterial test conducted on household water sample
WQ12
Permission to get drinking water sample from source
WQ13
Bacterial test conducted on source water sample
WQ14A
Blank test for E-coli conducted
WQ15D
Day of water quality test results
WQ15M
Month of water quality test results
WQ15Y
Year of water quality test results
WQ16
Red colonies in 1 ml household water sample
WQ17
Blue colonies in 1 ml household water sample
WQ18
Red colonies in 100 ml household water sample
WQ19
Blue colonies in 100 ml household water sample
WQ20
Red colonies in 1 ml source water sample
WQ21
Blue colonies in 1 ml source water sample
WQ22
Red colonies in 100 ml source water sample
WQ23
Blue colonies in 100 ml source water sample
WQ24
Red colonies in 1 ml blank water sample
WQ25
Blue colonies in 1 ml blank water sample
WQ26
Red colonies in 100 ml blank water sample
WQ27
Blue colonies in 100 ml blank water sample
HHSEX
Sex of household head
helevel
Education of household head
hhweight
Household sample weight
ecweight
Drinking water quality (E-coli) testing weight
wscore
Combined wealth score
windex5
Wealth index quintile
wscoreu
Urban wealth score
windex5u
Urban wealth index quintile
wscorer
Rural wealth score
windex5r
Rural wealth index quintile
PSU
Primary sampling unit
stratum
Stratum
Total: 210
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