Characteristics of Households - Childinfo.org
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Table SE.4: Sampling errors: Rural areas, Serbia, 2010Standard errors, coefficients <strong>of</strong> variation, design effects (deff), square root <strong>of</strong> design effects (deft)and confidence intervals for selected indicatorsMICSIndicatorValue (r)Standarderror (se)Coefficient<strong>of</strong>variation(se/r)Designeffect(deff)Squareroot <strong>of</strong>designeffect(deft)WeightedcountUnweightedcountConfidence limitsHOUSEHOLD MEMBERSUse <strong>of</strong> improved drinking water sources 4.1 .9919 .00218 .002 1.504 1.226 9373 2556 0.988 0.996Use <strong>of</strong> improved sanitation facilities 4.3 .9636 .00487 .005 1.728 1.315 9373 2556 0.954 0.973Secondary school net attendance ratio (adjusted) 7.5 .8534 .01689 .020 .698 .835 410 307 0.820 0.887Prevalence <strong>of</strong> children with at least one parent dead 9.18 .0146 .00461 .317 4.368 2.090 1857 2945 0.005 0.024Violent discipline 8.5 .6792 .01904 .028 2.141 1.463 1323 1288 0.641 0.717WOMENPregnant women – .0275 .00481 .175 1.933 1.390 2230 2232 0.018 0.037Early childbearing 5.2 .0379 .00509 .134 .219 .468 278 309 0.028 0.048Contraceptive prevalence 5.3 .6131 .01879 .031 2.654 1.629 1552 1784 0.576 0.651Unmet need 5.4 .0793 .00851 .107 1.768 1.330 1552 1784 0.062 0.096Antenatal care coverage — at least once by skilled personnel 5.5a .9823 .00786 .008 1.850 1.360 262 522 0.967 0.998Antenatal care coverage — at least four times by any provider 5.5b .9401 .00910 .010 .765 .875 262 522 0.922 0.958Skilled attendant at delivery 5.7 .9964 .00097 .001 .136 .368 262 522 0.994 0.998Institutional deliveries 5.8 .9976 .00095 .001 .198 .445 262 522 0.996 1.000Caesarean section 5.9 .2521 .02619 .104 1.895 1.377 262 522 0.200 0.305Literacy rate among young women 7.1 .9905 .00639 .006 2.094 1.447 549 485 0.978 1.000Marriage before age 18 8.7 .1231 .01105 .090 2.325 1.525 1959 2056 0.101 0.145Comprehensive knowledge about HIV prevention amongyoung people9.2 .4135 .03101 .075 1.919 1.385 549 485 0.351 0.476Knowledge <strong>of</strong> mother-to-child transmission <strong>of</strong> HIV 9.3 .5991 .01516 .025 2.135 1.461 2230 2232 0.569 0.629Accepting attitudes towards people living with HIV 9.4 .0866 .00853 .098 2.015 1.420 2192 2194 0.070 0.104Women who have been tested for HIV and know the results 9.6 .0062 .00215 .345 1.664 1.290 2230 2232 0.002 0.011Sexually active young women who have been tested for HIVand know the results9.7 .0032 .00215 .676 .490 .700 302 338 0.000 0.007Sex before age 15 among young women 9.11 .0128 .00336 .263 .433 .658 549 485 0.006 0.019Condom use with non-regular partners 9.16 .7273 .02564 .035 .341 .584 163 104 0.676 0.779MENLiteracy rate among young men 7.1 .9912 .00586 .006 1.271 1.128 422 323 0.980 1.000Marriage before age 18 – .0113 .00536 .475 1.358 1.165 467 529 0.001 0.022Comprehensive knowledge about HIV prevention amongyoung people9.2 .4234 .02544 .060 .854 .924 422 323 0.372 0.474Accepting attitudes towards people living with HIV – .0684 .01166 .171 1.426 1.194 669 669 0.045 0.092Sex before age 15 among young men 9.11 .0630 .01401 .223 1.072 1.035 422 323 0.035 0.091Condom use with non-regular partners 9.16 .7859 .02152 .027 .462 .680 245 169 0.743 0.829UNDER-5sUnderweight prevalence 2.1a .0131 .00439 .335 1.886 1.373 1348 1268 0.004 0.022Stunting prevalence 2.2a .0792 .00973 .123 1.479 1.216 1214 1141 0.060 0.099Wasting prevalence 2.3a .0313 .00898 .287 2.973 1.724 1198 1119 0.013 0.049Exclusive breastfeeding under 6 months 2.6 .1109 .00935 .084 .104 .322 133 118 0.092 0.130Age-appropriate breastfeeding 2.14 .1730 .01678 .097 1.104 1.051 602 562 0.139 0.207Diarrhoea in the previous 2 weeks – .0820 .01209 .147 2.828 1.682 1564 1458 0.058 0.106Illness with a cough in the previous 2 weeks – .0431 .00525 .122 .975 .987 1564 1458 0.033 0.054Oral rehydration therapy with continued feeding 3.8 .6244 .04480 .072 .873 .934 128 103 0.535 0.714Antibiotic treatment <strong>of</strong> suspected pneumonia 3.10 .7989 .01567 .020 .107 .327 67 71 0.768 0.830Support for learning 6.1 .9437 .01128 .012 1.399 1.183 644 586 0.921 0.966Attendance to early childhood education 6.7 .2871 .02816 .098 2.266 1.505 644 586 0.231 0.343Birth registration 8.1 .9925 .00394 .004 3.054 1.748 1564 1458 0.985 1.000r – 2ser + 2se270MULTIPLE INDICATOR CLUSTER SURVEY 2010