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Table B.I List of Variables for Which Sampling Errors Were Calculated, ODES, 1986Name Estimate Variable Base populationRESI Proportion Urban All womenMBEF20 Proportion In union before age 20 All womenEDUC Proportion Secondary or more All womenCMAR Proportion Currently in union All womenCCEB Mean Children ever born All womsnCSUR Mean Children surviving All womenIDEA Mean Ideal family size All womenCEB49 Mean Children ever born All women 40-49CDEA Proportion Children dead Children ever bornDEAT24 Proportion Children dead to women 20-24 Children ever born to women 20-24nEAT29 Proportion Children dead to women 25-29 Children sver born to women 25-29PREG Proportion Pregnant Women currently in unionKNOW Proportion Knowing any method Women currently in unionKWMOD Proportion Knowing modern method Women currently in unionEVUSE Proportion Ever used any method Women currently in unionCUSB Proportion Currently using any method Women currently in unionUSPIL Proportion Using pill Women currently in unionUSTRD Proportion Using traditional Women currently in unionUSMOD Proportion Using modern Women currently in unionUSCON Proportion Using condom Women currently in unionUSABS Proportion Using abstinence Women currently in unionUSVAG Proportion Using vaginal Women currently in unionGVSRCE Proportion Using public source Current usersPRSRCB Proportion Using private source Current usersNOWNTI Proportion Wants no more children Women currently in unionDELAY Proportion Wants to delay next Women currently in unionbirth at least 2 yearsBREA Mean Months of breastfeeding Births last three yearsAMENO Mean Months of amenorrhoea Births last three yearsABSTI Mean Months of postpartum abstinence Births last three yearsATTE Proportion Delivery attended by doctor Births last five yearsTETANU Proportion Mother received tetanus Births last five yearsimmunisationDIAR Proportion Children with diarrhoea Children under age 5in last two weeksDIATRE Proportion Any diarrhoea treatment Children with diarrhoea in lasttwo weeksK1223C Proportion Had health card Children 12-23 monthsBCU Proportion Had BCG vaccine Children 12-23 months withhealth cardDPT123 Proportion Bad DPT 3 doses Children 12-23 months withhealth cardPOLl23 Proportion Had polio 3 doses Children 12-23 months withhealth cardMEAS Proportion Had measles vaccine Children 12-23 months withhealth cardFULLIM Proportion Fully immunised Children 12-23 months withhealth card89
Table B.2 S~unpling Errors: Ondo State, O<strong>DHS</strong>, 1986B SE N DEFT SE/R R-2SE R+2SERESI .395 .057 4213 7.567 .144 .281 .509MBEF20 .404 .014 4213 1.916 .036 .375 .433EDUC .392 .018 4213 2.439 .047 .355 .429CMAR .672 .015 4213 2.037 .022 .643 .702CCEB 3.315 .074 4212 1.481 .022 3.167 3.463CSUR 2.635 .050 4211 1.291 .019 2.534 2.736IDEA 5.740 .072 2560 1,770 .012 5.597 5,884CEB49 6.896 .126 955 1.553 .018 6.644 7.149CDEA .198 .009 4212 1,894 .045 .180 .216DEAT24 .127 .018 4213 1.830 .144 .090 .163DEAT29 .162 .014 4212 1.083 .087 .134 .190PREG .141 .007 2832 1,008 .047 .128 .154KNOW .511 .017 2832 1.800 .033 .477 .545KWMOD .500 .017 2832 1.857 .035 ,465 .535EVUSE .130 .009 2832 1.443 .070 .i12 ,449CUSE .060 .006 2832 1.259 .094 .048 .071USPIL .014 .002 2832 1.087 .173 .009 .019USTRD .023 .003 2832 1.244 .154 .016 .030USMOD .037 .005 2832 1.315 .126 .028 .046USCON .004 .001 2832 1,047 .302 .002 .007USABS ,019 .003 2832 1.214 .165 .013 .025USVAG .000 .000 2832 .000 .000 .0O0 .000GVSRCE .498 .039 239 1.210 .079 .419 .576PRSRCE .502 .039 239 1.210 .078 .424 .581NOWNTI .233 .Oll 2832 1,409 .048 .211 .256DELAY .369 .014 2832 1.504 .037 .341 .396BREA 18.234 ,509 1925 1.296 .028 17.216 19.251AMENO 13.969 ,515 1925 1.308 .037 12,959 15.018ABSTI 22.797 .697 1925 1.574 .031 21.403 24.190ATTE .031 .004 3249 1,145 .125 .023 .038TETANU .712 .021 3249 2,213 .030 .670 .755DIAR .051 .005 2986 1.319 .409 .037 .057DIATRE .868 .030 152 1.039 ,035 .814 .936K1223C .369 .025 591 1.227 .068 .318 .418BCG .995 .007 218 .000 .007 .987 1.013DPTI23 .756 .032 218 1.053 .042 .692 .820POLl23 .756 .032 218 4,053 .042 .692 .820M~AS .752 .037 218 1.221 .049 .682 .830FULLIM .674 .036 218 1.102 .053 .601 .74490
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ONDO STATE, NIGERIADEMOGRAPHICANDHE
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This report presents the findings o
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Page4.34.44.54.64.74.8Current Use o
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PageAPPENDIX A ....................
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PREFACEThe Ondo State Demographic a
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percent of women using each) and th
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1. BACKGROUND1.1 Geography and Hist
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Although the reporting of family pl
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Table 1.2Number of Selected Primary
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Religion and EthnicityThe majority
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Sources of WaterInformation was als
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consistent with the comparable stat
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Following the birth of a child, the
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3. FERTILITY3.1 Fertility Data in t
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educational attainment, differences
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distributions. The proportion with
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Table 3.5 Percent Distribution of A
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Table 4.1Percentage Knowing Any Met
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Women who had heard of methods were
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Table 4.6Percent Distribution of Al
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Table 4.7Percent Distribution of Cu
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4.4 Trends in Family Planning Knowl
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Page 92: REFERENCESCttieh-Johnson, D., Cross
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