A&T India Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2017: Households - Recently Delivered Women (doi:10.7910/DVN/F7SHCR)

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A&T India Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2017: Households - Recently Delivered Women

doi:10.7910/DVN/F7SHCR

Harvard Dataverse

2020-07-14

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International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), 2020, "A&T India Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2017: Households - Recently Delivered Women", https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/F7SHCR, Harvard Dataverse, V1, UNF:6:NgbvHg2XvwTt4G8uhTKYvA== [fileUNF]

A&T India Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2017: Households - Recently Delivered Women

doi:10.7910/DVN/F7SHCR

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

Network for Engineering and Economics Research and Management (NEERMAN)

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

FHI Solutions

Avula, Rasmi (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Kachwaha, Shivani (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Menon,Purnima (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Nguyen, Phuong Hong (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

Tran, Lan Mai (International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI))

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

2017

STATA

Harvard Dataverse

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)

IFPRI-Data

IFPRI-KM

2020-06-17

2020

Household- and Community-level Surveys

https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/F7SHCR

Agricultural Sciences, Social Sciences, baseline surveys, households, perinatal period, nutrition, nutrition education, anthropometry, breast feeding, infant feeding, child feeding, diet, supplements, health, health care, assets, mental health, decision making, domestic violence, food security, food assistance, hygiene, developing countries, INDIA, SOUTH ASIA, ASIA

Impact assessment, Nutrition, Health

This dataset is the result of the household/recently delivered women (RDW) survey that was conducted to gather data for the Maternal Nutrition Baseline as a part of an impact evaluation study of the Alive & Thrive (A&T) interventions delivered through the Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child Health (RMNCH) services in India. These include provision of iron and folic acid (IFA) and calcium supplements, interpersonal counseling on diet during pregnancy and consumption of IFA and calcium, community mobilization, and adequate weight-gain monitoring during pregnancy.</p> A&T is a global initiative that supports the scaling up of nutrition interventions to save lives, prevent illnesses, and contribute to healthy growth and development through improved maternal nutrition, breastfeeding and complementary feeding practices.</p> Using a cluster randomized evaluation design, the primary objectives of the A&T evaluation study in India are to answer the following questions : <p>1) Can the coverage and utilization of key maternal nutrition interventions be improved by integrating nutrition-focused social behavior change (SBC) communication and systems strengthening approaches into antenatal care (ANC) services under the RMNCH program? <p>2) What factors affect effective integration of maternal nutrition interventions into a well-established government ANC service delivery platform under the RMNCH program? <p>3) What are the impacts of the program on i) consumption of diversified foods and adequate intake of micronutrient, protein, and energy compared to recommended intake; ii) intake of IFA and calcium supplements during pregnancy; iii) weight gain monitoring; and iv) early initiation of breastfeeding.</p> The baseline survey was conducted in 26 blocks in Uttar Pradesh. Thirteen blocks from two districts (Kanpur Dehat and Unnao) were randomly allocated to receive intensified maternal nutrition interventions. Another 13 blocks from the same two districts were randomly allocated to the comparison groups. The survey took place between October and December 2017 by the team from International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), in collaboration with the survey firm, NEERMAN (Network for Engineering and Economics Research and Management).</p> The baseline survey comprised 7 questionnaires: 1) Household questionnaire for recently delivered women (RDW) with children <6 months of age, 2) Household questionnaire for pregnant women (PW) of the second and third trimester of pregnancy (with detailed dietary recall), 3) Household questionnaire for husbands of PWs and husbands of RDWs, 4) Household questionnaire for mothers/mothers-in-law of PWs and mothers/mothers-in-law of RDWs, 5) Frontline health workers: Anganwadi workers (AWW), 6) Frontline health workers: Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA), and 7) Frontline health workers: Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM).</p> The household survey for recently delivered women (RDW) captured the main impact indicators for A&T (consumption of IFA and calcium, maternal dietary diversity, quantity and quality of diet, breastfeeding practices), use of NC services and exposure to A&T’s intervention platforms, and a variety of other data related to the use of the interventions. This included data on caregiver knowledge and perceptions about maternal nutrition, caregiver resources (such as education, physical and mental health, decision-making power, and domestic violence) and household resources (such as household composition, socioeconomic status, and food security).

2017-2017

2017-10-2017-12

India

Uttar Pradesh

Block (group of villages)

Household; Recently delivered woman (RDW)

1,838 recently delivered women with children < 6 months of age selected from the study areas

sample survey data (SSD)

Cross-section

Network for Engineering and Economics Research and Management (NEERMAN)

1,838 recently delivered women with children < 6 months of age were selected from the 26 blocks included in the study (904 from the intensified maternal nutrition interventions areas (A&T-I), and 934 from the comparison group areas (A&T-NI))

In-person interview

Structured questionnaire

International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). 2020. A&T India Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2017: Households - Recently Delivered Women. Washington, DC: IFPRI [dataset]. <a href="https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/F7SHCR"> https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/F7SHCR</a>.Harvard Dataverse. Version 1.

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<p></p><a href="https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/CBHQNH">A&T India Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2017: Accredited Social Health Activist</a>

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<p></p><a href="https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/M0T8S6">A&T India Maternal Nutrition Baseline Survey 2017: Auxiliary Nurse Midwife</a>

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Young, Melissa Fox; Nguyen, Phuong Hong; Kachwaha, Shivani; Menon, Purnima; Avula, Rasmi; et al. 2019. It Takes a Village: An Empirical Analysis of How Husbands, Mothers-In-Law, Health Workers, and Mothers Influence Breastfeeding Practices in Uttar Pradesh, India. Maternal and Child Nutrition.16:e12892): 927. doi: 10.1111/mcn.12892

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<p></p> Nguyen, Phuong Hong; Kachwaha, Shivani; Avula, Rasmi; Young, Melissa; Menon, Purnima; et al. 2019. Maternal Nutrition Practices in Uttar Pradesh, India: Role of Key Influential Demand and Supply Factors (P11-002-19). Current Developments in Nutrition 3(Supplement 1): 960

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<p></p> Nguyen, Phuong Hong; Kachwaha, Shivani; Avula, Rasmi; Young, Melissa; Menon, Purnima; et al. 2019. Maternal Nutrition Practices in Uttar Pradesh, India: Role of Key Influential Demand and Supply Factors (P11-002-19). Current Developments in Nutrition 3(Supplement 1): 960

• Number of cases: 1838

• No. of variables per record: 1734

• Type of File: text/tab-separated-values

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Survey

• hhid - HHID. Unique ID for the household with RDW
• a01c - A1c. District code
• a02c - A2c. Block code
• a03c - A3c. Panchayat code
• a07 - A7. Interviewer: Is respondent available for interview?
• a08 - A8. Do you agree to answer the survey questions?
• a13 - A13. No of visits made to this house to complete the survey
• a14 - A14. Result of the Interview
• b00 - B00. Total number of family members usually live in this household
• b01_1 - Member's ID - hh member 1
• b01_2 - Member's ID - hh member 2
• b01_3 - Member's ID - hh member 3
• b01_4 - Member's ID - hh member 4
• b01_5 - Member's ID - hh member 5
• b01_6 - Member's ID - hh member 6
• b01_7 - Member's ID - hh member 7
• b01_8 - Member's ID - hh member 8
• b01_9 - Member's ID - hh member 9
• b01_10 - Member's ID - hh member 10
• b01_11 - Member's ID - hh member 11
• b01_12 - Member's ID - hh member 12
• b01_13 - Member's ID - hh member 13
• b01_14 - Member's ID - hh member 14
• b01_15 - Member's ID - hh member 15
• b01_16 - Member's ID - hh member 16
• b01_17 - Member's ID - hh member 17
• b01_18 - Member's ID - hh member 18
• b01_19 - Member's ID - hh member 19
• b01_20 - Member's ID - hh member 20
• b03_1 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 1
• b03_2 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 2
• b03_3 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 3
• b03_4 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 4
• b03_5 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 5
• b03_6 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 6
• b03_7 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 7
• b03_8 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 8
• b03_9 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 9
• b03_10 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 10
• b03_11 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 11
• b03_12 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 12
• b03_13 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 13
• b03_14 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 14
• b03_15 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 15
• b03_16 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 16
• b03_17 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 17
• b03_18 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 18
• b03_19 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 19
• b03_20 - Relationship to the RDW - hh member 20
• b04_1 - Gender - hh member 1
• b04_2 - Gender - hh member 2
• b04_3 - Gender - hh member 3
• b04_4 - Gender - hh member 4
• b04_5 - Gender - hh member 5
• b04_6 - Gender - hh member 6
• b04_7 - Gender - hh member 7
• b04_8 - Gender - hh member 8
• b04_9 - Gender - hh member 9
• b04_10 - Gender - hh member 10
• b04_11 - Gender - hh member 11
• b04_12 - Gender - hh member 12
• b04_13 - Gender - hh member 13
• b04_14 - Gender - hh member 14
• b04_15 - Gender - hh member 15
• b04_16 - Gender - hh member 16
• b04_17 - Gender - hh member 17
• b04_18 - Gender - hh member 18
• b04_19 - Gender - hh member 19
• b04_20 - Gender - hh member 20
• b05_month_2 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 2
• b05_month_3 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 3
• b05_month_4 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 4
• b05_month_5 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 5
• b05_month_6 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 6
• b05_month_7 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 7
• b05_month_8 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 8
• b05_month_9 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 9
• b05_month_10 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 10
• b05_month_11 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 11
• b05_month_12 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 12
• b05_month_13 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 13
• b05_month_14 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 14
• b05_month_15 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 15
• b05_month_16 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 16
• b05_month_17 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 17
• b05_month_18 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 18
• b05_month_19 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 19
• b05_month_20 - Age of HH member in month - hh member 20
• b05_year_2 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 2
• b05_year_3 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 3
• b05_year_4 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 4
• b05_year_5 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 5
• b05_year_6 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 6
• b05_year_7 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 7
• b05_year_8 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 8
• b05_year_9 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 9
• b05_year_10 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 10
• b05_year_11 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 11
• b05_year_12 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 12
• b05_year_13 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 13
• b05_year_14 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 14
• b05_year_15 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 15
• b05_year_16 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 16
• b05_year_17 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 17
• b05_year_18 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 18
• b05_year_19 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 19
• b05_year_20 - Age of HH member in year - hh member 20
• b06b - B6b. Member ID of RDW (Mother)
• b07b - B7b. Member ID of the Household Head
• b08b - B8b. Member ID of the Index child
• c01 - C1 . What is your religion?
• c04 - C4 . What is your caste category?
• c05 - C5. What is your marital status?
• c06 - C6. What is your main occupation?
• c07 - C7. Do you know how to read and write?
• c08 - C8. Can you read this sentence out loud?
• d01 - D1 . What was your age when you first got married?
• d02 - D2 . Was this your first pregnancy?
• d03 - D3 . How many times have you been pregnant (including the last pregnancy)?
• d04 - D4 . What was your age when your first child was born?
• d05 - D5 . How many living children do you have?
• d06 - D6 . Do you have an MCP card?
• d07 - D7. Birth weight of last child (as per mother's knowledge)
• d08 - D8 . Birth weight of last child (as per MCP card)
• e01_anm - E1c. Do you know if in your village there is - ANM
• e01_asha - E1b. Do you know if in your village there is - ASHA
• e01_aww - E1a. Do you know if in your village there is - AWW
• e02_anm - E2c. During your last pregnancy, were you ever visited at home by - ANM
• e02_asha - E2b. During your last pregnancy, were you ever visited at home by - ASHA
• e02_aww - E2a. During your last pregnancy, were you ever visited at home by - AWW
• e03_anm - E3c. Number of times women made visits:(C)ANM
• e03_asha - E3b. Number of times women made visits:(B)ASHA
• e03_aww - E3a. Number of times women made visits:(A)AWW
• e04_anm - E4c. During your last pregnancy, did you meet for ANC with - ANM
• e04_asha - E4b. During your last pregnancy, did you meet for ANC with - ASHA
• e04_aww - E4a. During your last pregnancy, did you meet for ANC with - AWW
• e05_anm - E5c. Number of times met women at AWC:(C)ANM
• e05_asha - E5b. Number of times met women at AWC:(B)ASHA
• e05_aww - E5a. Number of times met women at AWC:(A)AWW
• e06_anm - E6c. During last pregnancy, did you meet at VHND with - ANM
• e06_asha - E6b. During last pregnancy, did you meet at VHND with - ASHA
• e06_aww - E6a. During last pregnancy, did you meet at VHND with - AWW
• e07_anm - E7c. Number of times met women at VHND:(C)ANM
• e07_asha - E7b. Number of times met women at VHND:(B)ASHA
• e07_aww - E7a. Number of times met women at VHND:(A)AWW
• e08_anm - E8c. Number of times met ANM at the Subcenter during last pregnancy
• e09_anm_0 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (0) Did not provide any services
• e09_anm_1 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (1) ANC checkup
• e09_anm_2 - E09c. Service by woman: (2) Weight measurmnt information on adequat weight gain
• e09_anm_3 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (3) Information on diet composition
• e09_anm_4 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (4) Information on diet quantity
• e09_anm_5 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (5) Provided adult IFA tablets
• e09_anm_6 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (6) Counselled on adult IFA tablets
• e09_anm_7 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (7) Provided adult calcium tablets
• e09_anm_8 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (8) Counselled on adult calcium tablets
• e09_anm_9 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (9) Provided handwashing information
• e09_anm_10 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (10) Information on hygiene and sanitation
• e09_anm_11 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (11) Delivery information
• e09_anm_12 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (12) Information on JSY &JSSK
• e09_anm_13 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (13) Information on other government scheme
• e09_anm_14 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (14) Newborn care
• e09_anm_15 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (15) THR
• e09_anm_16 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (16) Consultation for illness
• e09_anm_17 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (17) Medicine/prescription
• e09_anm_18 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (18) Referral to another facility (hospital
• e09_anm_19 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (19) Breastfeeding information
• e09_anm_20 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (20) Exercise during pregnancy
• e09_anm_21 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (21) Tetanus injection
• e09_anm_95 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (95) Other
• e09_anm__99 - E09c. Services during preg from ANM: (_99) Don�t know
• e09_asha_0 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (0) Did not provide any services
• e09_asha_1 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (1) ANC checkup
• e09_asha_2 - E9b. Service by woman: (2) Weight measurmnt information on adequat weight gain
• e09_asha_3 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (3) Information on diet composition
• e09_asha_4 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (4) Information on diet quantity
• e09_asha_5 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (5) Provided adult IFA tablets
• e09_asha_6 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (6) Counselled on adult IFA tablets
• e09_asha_7 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (7) Provided adult calcium tablets
• e09_asha_8 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (8) Counselled on adult calcium tablets
• e09_asha_9 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (9) Provided handwashing information
• e09_asha_10 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (10) Information on hygiene and sanitation
• e09_asha_11 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (11) Delivery information
• e09_asha_12 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (12) Information on JSY &JSSK
• e09_asha_13 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (13) Information on other government scheme
• e09_asha_14 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (14) Newborn care
• e09_asha_15 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (15) THR
• e09_asha_16 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (16) Consultation for illness
• e09_asha_17 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (17) Medicine/prescription
• e09_asha_18 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (18) Referral to another facility (hospital
• e09_asha_19 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (19) Breastfeeding information
• e09_asha_20 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (20) Exercise during pregnancy
• e09_asha_21 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (21) Tetanus injection
• e09_asha_95 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (95) Other
• e09_asha__99 - E9b. Services during preg from ASHA: (_99) Don�t know
• e09_aww_0 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (0) Did not provide any services
• e09_aww_1 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (1) ANC checkup
• e09_aww_2 - E9a. Service by woman: (2) Weight measurmnt information on adequat weight gain
• e09_aww_3 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (3) Information on diet composition
• e09_aww_4 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (4) Information on diet quantity
• e09_aww_5 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (5) Provided adult IFA tablets
• e09_aww_6 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (6) Counselled on adult IFA tablets
• e09_aww_7 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (7) Provided adult calcium tablets
• e09_aww_8 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (8) Counselled on adult calcium tablets
• e09_aww_9 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (9) Provided handwashing information
• e09_aww_10 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (10) Information on hygiene and sanitation
• e09_aww_11 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (11) Delivery information
• e09_aww_12 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (12) Information on JSY &JSSK
• e09_aww_13 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (13) Information on other government schemes
• e09_aww_14 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (14) Newborn care
• e09_aww_15 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (15) THR
• e09_aww_16 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (16) Consultation for illness
• e09_aww_17 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (17) Medicine/prescription
• e09_aww_18 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (18) Referral to another facility (hospital
• e09_aww_19 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (19) Breastfeeding information
• e09_aww_20 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (20) Exercise during pregnancy
• e09_aww_21 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (21) Tetanus injection
• e09_aww_95 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (95) Other
• e09_aww__99 - E9a. Services during preg from AWW: (_99) Don�t know
• e10_01_anm - E10(1)c. Woud you say - Treats Respondent with respect: ANM
• e10_01_asha - E10(1)b. Woud you say - Treats Respondent with respect: ASHA
• e10_01_aww - E10(1)a. Woud you say - Treats Respondent with respect: AWW
• e10_02_anm - E10(2)c. Woud you say - Is knowledgeable about health needs during pregnancy and
• e10_02_asha - E10(2)b. Woud you say - Is knowledgeable about health needs during pregnancy and
• e10_02_aww - E10(2)a. Woud you say - Is knowledgeable about health needs during pregnancy and
• e10_03_anm - E10(3)c. Woud you say - Is knowledgeable about the health needs of babies: ANM
• e10_03_asha - E10(3)b. Woud you say - Is knowledgeable about the health needs of babies: ASHA
• e10_03_aww - E10(3)a. Woud you say - Is knowledgeable about the health needs of babies: AWW
• e10_04_anm - E10(4)c. Woud you say - Directs to appropriate health service providers: ANM
• e10_04_asha - E10(4)b. Woud you say - Directs to appropriate health service providers: ASHA
• e10_04_aww - E10(4)a. Woud you say - Directs to appropriate health service providers: AWW
• e10_05_anm - E10(5)c. Woud you say - Responds quickly to emergency situations: ANM
• e10_05_asha - E10(5)b. Woud you say - Responds quickly to emergency situations: ASHA
• e10_05_aww - E10(5)a. Woud you say - Responds quickly to emergency situations: AWW
• e11 - E11. Have you heard about a fixed ANC day (PMSMA)?
• e12 - E12. Did you ever go to the fixed ANC day?
• e13_1 - E13. Woman accompy check-up: (1) ANM came
• e13_2 - E13. Woman accompanied for check-up: (2) ASHA came with me
• e13_3 - E13. Woman accompanied for check-up: (3) I went by myself
• e14 - E14. Have you registered your last pregnancy?
• e15_1 - E15. With whom did you register the pregnancy? : (1) ANM
• e15_2 - E15. With whom did you register the pregnancy? : (2) ASHA
• e15_3 - E15. With whom did you register the pregnancy? : (3) AWW
• e15_95 - E15. With whom did you register the pregnancy? : (95) Other
• e15__99 - E15. With whom did you register the pregnancy? : (_99) Don�t know
• e16 - E16. Have you attended Godbharai ceremony at the AWC for this pregnancy?
• e17_1 - E17. What happened during GodBharai: (1) Given IFA
• e17_2 - E17. What happened during GodBharai: (2) Food demonstration
• e17_3 - E17. What happened during GodBharai: (3) Given gifts e.g. of clothes
• e17_4 - E17. What happened during GodBharai: (4) Provided food
• e17_95 - E17. What happened during GodBharai: (95) Other
• e18 - E18. ANC check-up received when pregnant with child
• e19_1 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for your pregnancy: (1) Doctor
• e19_2 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for your pregnancy: (2) ANM
• e19_3 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for pregnancy: (3) Nurse/ other health personnel
• e19_4 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for your pregnancy: (4) Dai/TBA
• e19_5 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for your pregnancy: (5) ASHA
• e19_6 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for your pregnancy: (6) AWW
• e19_95 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for your pregnancy: (95) Other
• e19__99 - E19. Who gave ANC check up for your pregnancy: (_99) Don�t know
• e20 - E20. How many months pregnant were you when you first received ANC (advice/treat
• e21 - E21. How many times did you receive ANC during your last pregnancy?
• e22_a - E22. ANC check-up done:(A) BP Measured
• e22_b - E22. ANC check-up done:(B) Urine sample given
• e22_c - E22. ANC check-up done:(C) Blood sample
• e22_d - E22. ANC check-up done:(D) Abdomen checked
• e22_e - E22. ANC check-up done:(E) Expected delivery date told
• e22_f - E22. ANC check-up done:(F) Advised on hospital delivery
• e22_g - E22. ANC check-up done:(G) Advise on consuming diverse qty of food during pregna
• e22_h - E22. ANC check-up done:(H) Advise on IFA supplements
• e22_i - E22. ANC check-up done:(I) Advise on calcium supplements
• e22_j - E22. ANC check-up done:(J) Advise on early initiation of BF
• e22_k - E22. ANC check-up done:(K) Weighed
• e23 - E23. Month of pregnancy when first weighed
• e24 - E24. Number of times weight was measured during last pregnancy
• e25 - E25. Weight lost, remained, gained since became pregnant
• e26 - E26. How much weight gained during pregnancy
• e27 - E27. Do you have a maternal nutrition calendar for pregnant women?
• e27_4m_ctab - E27(4)c. How many tablets consumed end of month 4:(b) Calcium
• e27_4m_itab - E27(4)b. How many tablets consumed end of month 4:(a) Iron
• e27_4m_wt - E27(4)a. Weight in month 4
• e27_5m_ctab - E27(5)c. How many tablets consumed end of month 5:(b) Calcium
• e27_5m_itab - E27(5)b. How many tablets consumed end of month 5:(a) Iron
• e27_5m_wt - E27(5)a. Weight in month 5
• e27_6m_ctab - E27(6)c. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(b) Calcium
• e27_6m_itab - E27(6)b. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(a) Iron
• e27_6m_wt - E27(6)a. Weight in month 6
• e27_7m_ctab - E27(7)c. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(b) Calcium
• e27_7m_itab - E27(7)b. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(a) Iron
• e27_7m_wt - E27(7)a. Weight in month 7
• e27_8m_ctab - E27(8)c. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(b) Calcium
• e27_8m_itab - E27(8)b. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(a) Iron
• e27_8m_wt - E27(8)a. Weight in month 8
• e27_9m_ctab - E27(9)c. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(b) Calcium
• e27_9m_itab - E27(9)b. How many tablets consumed end of month 6:(a) Iron
• e27_9m_wt - E27(9)a. Weight in month 9
• e28 - E28. Did you receive any information about nutrition for pregnant/lactating wome
• e29_1 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (1) ANM
• e29_2 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (2) ASHA
• e29_3 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (3) AWW
• e29_4 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (4) Mother/Mother-in-law
• e29_5 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (5) Husband
• e29_6 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (6) Other family member
• e29_7 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (7) Neighbor
• e29_8 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (8) Nurse
• e29_9 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (9) TBA (Trained Birth Attendant)
• e29_10 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (10) Doctor
• e29_95 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (95) Other
• e29__99 - E29. Who gave nutrition info for PW/RDW : (_99) Don�t know
• e30_0 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e30_1 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (1) Eat 5 variety of foods
• e30_2 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (2) Eat additional amount of food
• e30_3 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition PW : (3) Increase qty milk-prdct if nt eat egg/
• e30_4 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition PW : (4) Get weight checked recorded at ANC
• e30_5 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (5) How much weight to gain
• e30_6 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (6) How to manage nausea/vomiting
• e30_7 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (7) Take 1 IFA tablet daily
• e30_8 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (8) How to manage IFA side effects
• e30_9 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (9) Take 2 Calcium tablets daily
• e30_10 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (10) Manage calcium side effects
• e30_11 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (11) Avoid heavy work
• e30_12 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (12) Take rest between work
• e30_13 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition PW : (13) Take 1 deworming tablet 2nd trim
• e30_14 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (14) Consume leafy vegetable
• e30_95 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (95) Other
• e30__99 - E30. Topics counselled nutrition for PW : (_99) Don�t know
• e31 - E31. During your last pregnancy, did anyone talk with you about eating a variety
• e32_0 - E32. Message on dietary diversity: (0) Didnt receive counselling
• e32_1 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (1) Eat five different types of food
• e32_2 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (2) Consume thick daal everyday
• e32_3 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (3) Consume milk/product daily
• e32_4 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (4) Consume leafy vegetable daily
• e32_5 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (5) Consume Yellow/Orange fruit veggies
• e32_6 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (6) Consume Egg dly if accptbl
• e32_7 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (7) Consume Fish/Meat dly if nonvgtrn
• e32_8 - E32. Message on dietary diversity: (8) Increase qty milkprdct if nt eggs/meat
• e32_9 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity: (9) Take nutrtious snacks 2-3 times
• e32_10 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity during pregnancy: (10) Consume extra food
• e32_11 - E32. Message on dietary diversity: (11) Why diff variety rqrd
• e32_12 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity during pregnancy: (12) Consume jaggery
• e32_13 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity during pregnancy: (13) Consume channa
• e32_95 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity during pregnancy: (95) Other
• e32__99 - E32. Messages on dietary diversity during pregnancy: (_99) Don�t know
• e33 - E33. During your last pregnancy, did anyone talk with you about eating increased
• e34_0 - E34. Messages received on food quanity: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e34_1 - E34. Messages on food qty: (1) Woman needs energy and nutrients in pregnancy
• e34_2 - E34. Messages on food qty: (2) Incrse amt food depending demands growing fetus
• e34_3 - E34. Messages on food qty: (3) Eat 2 complete meals everyday during 1st trim
• e34_4 - E34. Messages on food qty: (4) Eat 3 complete meals everyday 2nd trim
• e34_5 - E34. Messages on food quanity: (5) Eat 3 complete meals with 2 snack 3rd trim
• e34_6 - E34. Messages on food quanity: (6) Eat 3 complete meals 3 snacks lactation
• e34_7 - E34. Messages on food quanity: (7) Why extra quantities of foods are needed
• e34_8 - E34. Messages received on food quanity: (8) Increased food intake
• e34_95 - E34. Messages received on food quanity: (95) Other
• e34__99 - E34. Messages received on food quanity: (_99) Don�t know
• e35_0 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e35_1 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (1) During pregnancy woman should take rest 2h
• e35_2 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (2) During pregnancy woman should sleep 8h
• e35_3 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (3) During rest lie on left improve blood supply
• e35_4 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (4) Taking rest imp for the growth of the baby
• e35_5 - E35. Message on taking rest: (5) Taking rest improve weight gain of the mother
• e35_6 - E35. Message on taking rest: (6) Avoid hard work such as lifting heavy weight.
• e35_7 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (7) Take some rest
• e35_95 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (95) Other
• e35__99 - E35. Messages on taking rest: (_99) Don�t know
• e36_0 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e36_1 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (1) Weigh yourself regularly
• e36_2 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (2) Record weight in MCP card
• e36_3 - E36. Message on wt gain: (3) Women should gain 1.5-2 kg/month from 4th mnth
• e36_4 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (4) A woman should gain 9-11kg weight pregnancy
• e36_5 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (5) Gaining weight indicates proper growth fetus
• e36_6 - E36. Message on wt gain: (6) Gaining wt indicate mother taking adequate food
• e36_7 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (7) Dont gain much wt problems during delivery
• e36_95 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (95) Other
• e36__99 - E36. Messages on weight gain: (_99) Don�t know
• e37_0 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e37_1 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (1) Take 1 tablet daily during pregnancy
• e37_2 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (2) Take 180 IFA tablets during pregnancy
• e37_3 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (3) Continue take 1 tab/day till 6m postpartum
• e37_4 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (4) Take IFA with water or lemon water
• e37_5 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (5) Do not take IFA with tea or milk
• e37_6 - E37. Message on IFA tabs: (6) Take IFA at night before bed time/after dinner
• e37_7 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (7) Do not take IFA and calcium together
• e37_8 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (8) Do not take IFA tablet on an empty stomach
• e37_9 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (9) How to remind take one tablet daily
• e37_10 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (10) IFA prevents anemia
• e37_11 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (11) IFA reduces risk of low birth weight baby
• e37_12 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (12) IFA reduces risk of maternal death
• e37_13 - E37. Message on IFA tabs: (13) IFA ensures the best development of the child
• e37_14 - E37. Message on IFA tabs: (14) IFA reduce complication pregnancy and birth
• e37_15 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (15) Information related to side effects
• e37_16 - E37. Message on IFA tabs: (16) Increase intake fruits veg avoid constipation
• e37_17 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (17) Consume IFA tablets
• e37_95 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (95) Other
• e37__99 - E37. Messages on IFA tablets: (_99) Don�t know
• e38_0 - E38. Messages on calcium tablets: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e38_1 - E38. Message on calcium tabs: (1) Take 1- 2 tablets daily during pregnancy
• e38_2 - E38. Message on calcium tabs: (2) Take 360 calcium tablets during pregnancy
• e38_3 - E38. Message on calcium tabs: (3) Continuetake 1-2 tab/day till 6m postpartum
• e38_4 - E38. Message on calcium tabs: (4) Do not take IFA calcium tablets together
• e38_5 - E38. Messages on calcium tablets: (5) Do not take calcium tab empty stomach
• e38_6 - E38. Message on calcium tabs: (6) Take cal tab after breakfst 2nd with lunch
• e38_7 - E38. Message on calcium tabs: (7) Calcium helps in dev of bone and teeth baby
• e38_8 - E38. Message on calcium tabs: (8) Calcium reduce risk high BP body swllng etc
• e38_9 - E38. Messages on calcium tablets: (9) How to remind take one tablet daily
• e38_10 - E38. Messages on calcium tablets: (10) Consume calcium tablets
• e38_95 - E38. Messages on calcium tablets: (95) Other
• e38__99 - E38. Messages on calcium tablets: (_99) Don�t know
• e39_0 - E39. Messages on BF: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e39_1 - E39. Messages on BF: (1) Initiate breastfeeding within the first hour of birth
• e39_2 - E39. Messages on BF: (2) BF within 1 hour can save baby�s life
• e39_3 - E39. Messages on BF: (3) BFwithin 1 hour can reduce mothers bleeding
• e39_4 - E39. Messages on BF: (4) Early initiation help milk to come in more quickly
• e39_5 - E39. Messages on BF: (5) Feed colostrum
• e39_6 - E39. Messages on BF: (6) Do not put anything in child�s mouth after birth
• e39_7 - E39. Messages on BF: (7) Feed only breastmilk to child for 6m birth
• e39_8 - E39. Messages on BF: (8) Breastmilk has plenty of water
• e39_9 - E39. Messages on BF: (9) Good position BF can ensure breastmilk supply for 6m
• e39_10 - E39. Messages on BF: (10) Frequent BF giving baby time to finish feeding ensure
• e39_11 - E39. Messages on BF: (11) Feeding baby water etc dangerous reduce bmilk supply
• e39_12 - E39. Messages on BF: (12) Feeding with bottle is dangerous
• e39_13 - E39. Messages on BF: (13) Feed express breast milk if the mother goes out for lo
• e39_14 - E39. Messages on BF: (14) Blurp the baby after feeding
• e39_95 - E39. Messages on BF: (95) Other
• e39__99 - E39. Messages on BF: (_99) Don�t know
• e40_0 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e40_1 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (1) Wash hand with soap after using toilet
• e40_2 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (2) Wash hand with soap after cleaning feces
• e40_3 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (3) Wash your hands with soap before preparing food
• e40_4 - E40. Messasge on hygiene: (4) Wash your hands with soap before eating
• e40_5 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (5) Maintain water soap near place of eating meals
• e40_6 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (6) Do not walk around barefoot
• e40_7 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (7) Use vegetables fruits only after washed well
• e40_8 - E40. Messasge on hygiene: (8) Drinking water should be kept covered
• e40_9 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (9) Do not go to the toilet in the open
• e40_10 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (10) Wash hands after cleaning the house
• e40_11 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (11) Wash hands before holding the child
• e40_95 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (95) Other
• e40__99 - E40. Mesasges on hygiene: (_99) Don�t know
• e41_0 - E41. Messages on taking deworming tablets: (0) Did not receive any counselling
• e41_1 - E41. Messages on taking deworming tablets: (1) During the first trimester
• e41_2 - E41. Messages on taking deworming tablets: (2) During the second trimester
• e41_3 - E41. Messages on taking deworming tablets: (3) During the third trimester
• e41_95 - E41. Messages on taking deworming tablets: (95) Other
• e41__99 - E41. Messages on taking deworming tablets: (_99) Don�t know
• e42 - E42. Did you take deworming medicine during your last pregnancy?
• extra_w02_t1_ch - W2a. Is it possible to take the weight and height of child?
• f01_cal - F1b. Calcium tablets bought or recived
• f01_ifa - F1a. IFA tablets bought or recived
• f02_cal_1 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (1) Government Doctor
• f02_cal_2 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (2) ANM
• f02_cal_3 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (3) Nurse/ other health personnel
• f02_cal_4 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (4) Dai/TBA
• f02_cal_5 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (5) ASHA
• f02_cal_6 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (6) AWW
• f02_cal_7 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (7) Private MBBS qualified doctor
• f02_cal_8 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (8) Local non-MBBS/ vaid etc
• f02_cal_9 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (9) Local chemist
• f02_cal_95 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (95) Other
• f02_cal__99 - F2b. Tablets taken from: (_99) Don�t know
• f02_ifa_1 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (1) Government Doctor
• f02_ifa_2 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (2) ANM
• f02_ifa_3 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (3) Nurse/ other health personnel
• f02_ifa_4 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (4) Dai/TBA
• f02_ifa_5 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (5) ASHA
• f02_ifa_6 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (6) AWW
• f02_ifa_7 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (7) Private MBBS qualified doctor
• f02_ifa_8 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (8) Local non-MBBS/ vaid etc
• f02_ifa_9 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (9) Local chemist
• f02_ifa_95 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (95) Other
• f02_ifa__99 - F2a. Tablets taken from: (_99) Don�t know
• f03_cal - F3(B). Calcium tablet/tonic/syrup bought or received for free
• f03_ifa - F3(A). IFA tablet/tonic/syrup bought or received for free
• f04_cal_syrup - F4(B). Calcium bought/ got free during last pregnancy:(b) Number of tablets/dose
• f04_cal_tab - F4(B). Calcium bought/ got free during last pregnancy:(a) Number of syrup/tonic
• f04_ifa_syrup - F4(A). IFA bought/ got free during last pregnancy:(b) Number of syrup/tonic bott
• f04_ifa_tab - F4(A). IFA bought/ got free during last pregnancy:(a) Number of tablets/doses
• f05_cal_syrup - F5(B). Calcium got free of cost during last pregnancy:(b) Number of tablets/dose
• f05_cal_tab - F5(B). Calcium got free of cost during last pregnancy:(a) Number of syrup/tonic
• f05_ifa_syrup - F5(A). IFA got free of cost during last pregnancy:(b) Number of syrup/tonic bott
• f05_ifa_tab - F5(A). IFA got free of cost during last pregnancy:(a) Number of tablets/doses
• f06_cal - F6(B). Tablets consumed during last pregnancy:(b) Calcium
• f06_ifa - F6(A). Tablets consumed during last pregnancy:(a) Iron
• f07_cal_1 - F7b. Why CA not taken: (1) Never heard about them
• f07_cal_2 - F7b. Why CA not taken: (2) Don�t know what they are for
• f07_cal_3 - F7b. Why CA not taken: (3) Don�t have supply/never received
• f07_cal_4 - F7b. Why CA not taken: (4) Possible side effects
• f07_cal_95 - F7b. Why CA not taken: (95) Other
• f07_ifa_1 - F7a. Why IFA not taken: (1) Never heard about them
• f07_ifa_2 - F7a. Why IFA not taken: (2) Don�t know what they are for
• f07_ifa_3 - F7a. Why IFA not taken: (3) Don�t have supply/never received
• f07_ifa_4 - F7a. Why IFA not taken: (4) Possible side effects
• f07_ifa_95 - F7a. Why IFA not taken: (95) Other
• f08_cal_syrup - F8(B)b. Number of syrup/tonic bottles
• f08_cal_tab - F8(B)a. Number of tablets/doses
• f08_ifa_syrup - F8(A)b. Number of syrup/tonic bottles
• f08_ifa_tab - F8(A)a. Number of tablets/doses
• f09_cal_1 - F9b. When CA taken: (1) In the morning, before breakfast
• f09_cal_2 - F9b. When CA taken: (2) In the morning, with breakfast
• f09_cal_3 - F9b. When CA taken: (3) At noon
• f09_cal_4 - F9b. When CA taken: (4) At night, before dinner
• f09_cal_5 - F9b. When CA taken: (5) At night, with dinner
• f09_cal_6 - F9b. When CA taken: (6) No fix time
• f09_ifa_1 - F9a. When IFA taken: (1) In the morning, before breakfast
• f09_ifa_2 - F9a. When IFA taken: (2) In the morning, with breakfast
• f09_ifa_3 - F9a. When IFA taken: (3) At noon
• f09_ifa_4 - F9a. When IFA taken: (4) At night, before dinner
• f09_ifa_5 - F9a. When IFA taken: (5) At night, with dinner
• f09_ifa_6 - F9a. When IFA taken: (6) No fix time
• f10 - F10. Do you take IFA and Calcium together or separately?
• f11_cal - F11(B). Food and liquid taken with tablet: Calcium
• f11_ifa - F11(A). Food and liquid taken with tablet: Iron
• f12_cal - F12(B). Noted number of tablets taken during pregnancy: Calcium
• f12_ifa - F12(A). Noted number of tablets taken during pregnancy: Iron
• f13_cal - F13(B). Family member reminded to take tablet: Calcium
• f13_ifa - F13(A). Family member reminded to take tablet: Iron
• f14_cal_1 - F14b. Who reminds taking CA tablet: (1) Husband
• f14_cal_2 - F14b. Who reminds taking CA tablet: (2) Mother/Mother-in law
• f14_cal_3 - F14b. Who reminds taking CA tablet: (3) Father/Father-in-law
• f14_cal_4 - F14b. Who reminds taking CA tablet: (4) Brother-in-law
• f14_cal_5 - F14b. Who reminds taking CA tablet: (5) Sister-in-law
• f14_cal_6 - F14b. Who reminds taking CA tablet: (6) Daughter
• f14_cal_95 - F14b. Who reminds taking CA tablet: (95) Other
• f14_ifa_1 - F14a. Who reminds taking IFA tablet: (1) Husband
• f14_ifa_2 - F14a. Who reminds taking IFA tablet: (2) Mother/Mother-in law
• f14_ifa_3 - F14a. Who reminds taking IFA tablet: (3) Father/Father-in-law
• f14_ifa_4 - F14a. Who reminds taking IFA tablet: (4) Brother-in-law
• f14_ifa_5 - F14a. Who reminds taking IFA tablet: (5) Sister-in-law
• f14_ifa_6 - F14a. Who reminds taking IFA tablet: (6) Daughter
• f14_ifa_95 - F14a. Who reminds taking IFA tablet: (95) Other
• f15_cal - F15(B). Family member help buy tablets not available ANM/health cntr:Calcium
• f15_ifa - F15(A). Family member help buy tablets not available ANM/health cntr:Iron
• f16_cal_1 - F16b. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (1) Husband
• f16_cal_2 - F16b. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (2) Mother/Mother-in law
• f16_cal_3 - F16b. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (3) Father/Father-in-law
• f16_cal_4 - F16b. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (4) Brother-in-law
• f16_cal_5 - F16b. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (5) Sister-in-law
• f16_cal_6 - F16b. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (6) Daughter
• f16_cal_95 - F16b. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (95) Other
• f16_ifa_1 - F16a. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (1) Husband
• f16_ifa_2 - F16a. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (2) Mother/Mother-in law
• f16_ifa_3 - F16a. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (3) Father/Father-in-law
• f16_ifa_4 - F16a. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (4) Brother-in-law
• f16_ifa_5 - F16a. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (5) Sister-in-law
• f16_ifa_6 - F16a. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (6) Daughter
• f16_ifa_95 - F16a. Who gives tablet if not ANM/health centre: (95) Other
• f17_cal - F17(B). Side effects after taking tablets/doses:(Calcium) Calcium
• f17_ifa - F17(A). Side effects after taking tablets/doses:(IFA) Iron
• f18_cal_1 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (1) Constipation
• f18_cal_2 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (2) Swelling of abdominal area
• f18_cal_3 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (3) Gas
• f18_cal_4 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (4) Causes irritation/allergy
• f18_cal_5 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (5) Metallic taste
• f18_cal_6 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (6) Nausea/Vomiting
• f18_cal_7 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (7) Discolouration of stools (blackish)
• f18_cal_95 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (95) Other
• f18_cal__99 - F18b. Side effects of CA: (_99) Don�t know
• f18_ifa_1 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (1) Constipation
• f18_ifa_2 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (2) Swelling of abdominal area
• f18_ifa_3 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (3) Gas
• f18_ifa_4 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (4) Causes irritation/allergy
• f18_ifa_5 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (5) Metallic taste
• f18_ifa_6 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (6) Nausea/Vomiting
• f18_ifa_7 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (7) Discolouration of stools (blackish)
• f18_ifa_95 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (95) Other
• f18_ifa__99 - F18a. Side effects of IFA: (_99) Don�t know
• f19_cal_0 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (0) Don�t do anything
• f19_cal_1 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (1) Drink more water
• f19_cal_2 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (2) Eating more fruits
• f19_cal_3 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (3) Eating more vegetables
• f19_cal_4 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (4) Changing the time to take tablets
• f19_cal_5 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (5) Take only at bed time
• f19_cal_6 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (6) Stopped taking the tablets
• f19_cal_7 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (7) Sought advice from ANM, ASHA, AWW
• f19_cal_95 - F19b. How you manage CA side effects: (95) Other
• f19_ifa_0 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (0) Don�t do anything
• f19_ifa_1 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (1) Drink more water
• f19_ifa_2 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (2) Eating more fruits
• f19_ifa_3 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (3) Eating more vegetables
• f19_ifa_4 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (4) Changing the time to take tablets
• f19_ifa_5 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (5) Take only at bed time
• f19_ifa_6 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (6) Stopped taking the tablets
• f19_ifa_7 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (7) Sought advice from ANM, ASHA, AWW
• f19_ifa_95 - F19a. How you manage IFA side effects: (95) Other
• f20_cal - F20(B). Did you take supplement yesterday: Calcium
• f20_ifa - F20(A). Did you take supplement yesterday: IFA
• f21_cal - F21(B). How many tablets of supplement taken yesterday: Calcium
• f21_ifa - F21(A). How many tablets of supplement taken yesterday: IFA
• g01 - G1. Where did you give birth to this child?
• g02_1 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (1) Costs too much
• g02_2 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (2) Health Facility closed
• g02_3 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (3) Too far/no transportation
• g02_4 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (4) Don�t trust facility
• g02_5 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (5) Poor quality of service
• g02_6 - G02. Why NOT deliver at health facility: (6) No female providerfacility
• g02_7 - G02. Why NOT deliver at health facility: (7) Husband/ family not allow
• g02_8 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (8) Security concerns
• g02_9 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (9) Not customary
• g02_10 - G02. Why NOT deliver health facility: (10) Child born bfr reaching facility
• g02_15 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (15) Premature Delivery
• g02_16 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (16) No one was at home
• g02_17 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (17) Asha was called, she didn'
• g02_18 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (18) No need to go
• g02_19 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (19) No Time
• g02_20 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (20) Happened at home
• g02_21 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (21) Feeling shy
• g02_22 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (22) Nurse Refused
• g02_23 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (23) Became Late
• g02_24 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (24) Due To rain fall
• g02_95 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (95) Other
• g02__99 - G02. Why did you NOT deliver at health facility: (_99) Don�t know
• g03 - G3. Did you go to your maternal home when you were pregnant?
• g04 - G4. At what month of pregnancy did you go to your maternal home?
• g05 - G5. How much did you pay at the hospital (stay and medicines)?
• g06 - G6. How much did you pay (including tips) the nurse/dai?
• g07_1 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (1) ANM
• g07_2 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (2) ASHA
• g07_3 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (3) AWW
• g07_4 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (4) Family member
• g07_5 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (5) Neighbor
• g07_6 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (6) Nurse
• g07_7 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (7) TBA (Trained Birth Attendant)
• g07_8 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (8) Doctor
• g07_95 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (95) Other
• g07__66 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (_66) None
• g07__99 - G07. Who helped you during delivery: (_99) Don�t know
• g08 - G8. Child delivered by caesarian
• g09 - G9. Was child weighed immediately after the birth
• g10 - G10. What was the weight of the baby?
• g11 - G11. Size of child at birth
• g12 - G12. How far is the facility where you delivered from your house?
• g13 - G13. How did you get to the hospital for delivery?
• g14 - G14. How much money did you pay for transport to the hospital?
• g15 - G15. How much money did you pay for transport to come home from the hospital?
• g16 - G16. Was a doctor/nurse/ANM available when you went to the health facility?
• g17 - G17. Health facility has functional electricity
• g18 - G18. Health facility has any water supply
• g19 - G19. Adequate space in room
• g20 - G20. Adequate space in room when stayed after delivery
• g21 - G21. Examination areas clean
• g22 - G22. Toilet clean
• g23 - G23. Privacy during examination
• g24 - G24. Privacy during delivery
• g25 - G25. Agree - The doctor/nurse/ANM responded to you when you had any problems dur
• g26 - G26. Agree - The doctor/nurse/ANM were respectful to you and your family Do you
• g27 - G27. Agree - You were satisfied/happy with the way the doctor/nurse/ANM treated
• g28 - G28. Agree - Did anyone help you with placing the baby on your stomach/breast ju
• g29_1 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (1) ANM
• g29_2 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (2) ASHA
• g29_3 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (3) AWW
• g29_4 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (4) Mother/Mother-in-law
• g29_5 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (5) Husband
• g29_6 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (6) Other family member
• g29_7 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (7) Neighbor
• g29_8 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (8) Nurse
• g29_9 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (9) Doctor
• g29_95 - G29. Who helped with placing baby on stomach: (95) Other
• g30_1 - G30. What did they do about BF: (1) Place baby on mother chest aftr delivering
• g30_2 - G30. What did they do about BF: (2) Cleaned baby mouth with oil etc
• g30_3 - G30. What did they do about BF: (3) Told BF the child within 1 hour of birth
• g30_4 - G30. What did they do about BF: (4) Didnt give & advised not give honey water et
• g30_5 - G30. What did they do about BF: (5) Showed right way of positioning
• g30_6 - G30. What did they do about BF: (6) Helped to place the baby on the breast
• g30_7 - G30. What did they do about BF: (7) Helped her breastfeed
• g30_95 - G30. What did they do about BF: (95) Other
• g31_anm_no - G31(C ). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did ANM visit first:(a) Numbe
• g31_anm_unit - G31(C ). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did ANM visit first:(b) Unit
• g31_asha_no - G31(B). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did ASHA visit first:(a) Numbe
• g31_asha_unit - G31(B). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did ASHA visit first:(b) Unit
• g31_aww_no - G31(A). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did AWW visit first:(a) Number
• g31_aww_unit - G31(A). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did AWW visit first:(b) Unit
• g31_ohp_no - G31(D). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did Others visit:(a) Number
• g31_ohp_unit - G31(D). How many days or weeks after the delivery,did Others visit:(b) Unit
• g32_anm - G32(C). How many times did ANM visit during the first 6 weeks after birth:() Num
• g32_asha - G32(B). How many times did ASHA visit during the first 6 weeks after birth:() Un
• g32_aww - G32(A). How many times did AWW visit during the first 6 weeks after birth:() Num
• g32_ohp - G32(D). How many time Other health worker visit during 1st 6 weeks after birth:(
• g33_anm_0 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (0) Didnt do anything about
• g33_anm_1 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (1) Observed breastfeeding
• g33_anm_2 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (2) Showed how correctly pos
• g33_anm_3 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (3) Helped mother sit comfor
• g33_anm_4 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (4) Checked if baby suckling
• g33_anm_5 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (5) Talked family about not
• g33_anm_6 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (6) Talked to family about h
• g33_anm_95 - G33. ANM activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g33_asha_0 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (0) Didnt do anything about
• g33_asha_1 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (1) Observed breastfeeding
• g33_asha_2 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (2) Showed how correctly po
• g33_asha_3 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (3) Helped mother sit comfo
• g33_asha_4 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (4) Checked if baby sucklin
• g33_asha_5 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (5) Talked family about not
• g33_asha_6 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (6) Talked to family about
• g33_asha_95 - G33. ASHA activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g33_aww_0 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (0) Didnt do anything about
• g33_aww_1 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (1) Observed breastfeeding
• g33_aww_2 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (2) Showed how correctly pos
• g33_aww_3 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (3) Helped mother sit comfor
• g33_aww_4 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (4) Checked if baby suckling
• g33_aww_5 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (5) Talked family about not
• g33_aww_6 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (6) Talked to family about h
• g33_aww_95 - G33. AWW activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g33_ohp_0 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (0) Didnt do anyth
• g33_ohp_1 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (1) Observed breas
• g33_ohp_2 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (2) Showed how cor
• g33_ohp_3 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (3) Helped mother
• g33_ohp_4 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (4) Checked if bab
• g33_ohp_5 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (5) Talked family
• g33_ohp_6 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (6) Talked to fami
• g33_ohp_95 - G33. Other workers activities related to BF in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g34_anm_0 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (0) Did not provided any service
• g34_anm_1 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (1) Advice to take 1 IFA daily
• g34_anm_2 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (2) Advice take 1-2 cal dly until 6m
• g34_anm_3 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (3) Advice on handwashing
• g34_anm_4 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (4) Information about danger signs mot
• g34_anm_5 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (5) Information about danger sign newb
• g34_anm_6 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (6) Advice on how keep baby warm
• g34_anm_7 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (7) Advice on deal with BF difficultie
• g34_anm_8 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (8) No bottle-feeding
• g34_anm_9 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (9) Information whom to contact if dif
• g34_anm_10 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (10) Information whom to contact if ch
• g34_anm_11 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (11) Weight of the child
• g34_anm_12 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (12) Information on diet composition
• g34_anm_13 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (13) Information on diet quantity
• g34_anm_14 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (14) Provided adult IFA tablets
• g34_anm_15 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (15) Provided adult calcium tablets
• g34_anm_16 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (16) Immunization
• g34_anm_17 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (17) THR
• g34_anm_18 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (18) Medicine/prescription
• g34_anm_19 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (19) Referral to another facility
• g34_anm_20 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (20) Complementary feeding info
• g34_anm_21 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (21) Family planning advice
• g34_anm_22 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (22) Provide contraceptive
• g34_anm_23 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (23) Diarrhea management
• g34_anm_24 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (24) Weighed the baby
• g34_anm_95 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g34_anm__99 - G34. ANM gave info in first 6-weeks: (99) Don�t know
• g34_asha_0 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (0) Did not provided any service
• g34_asha_1 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (1) Advice to take 1 IFA daily
• g34_asha_2 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (2) Advice take 1-2 cal dly until 6m
• g34_asha_3 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (3) Advice on handwashing
• g34_asha_4 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (4) Information about danger signs mot
• g34_asha_5 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (5) Information about danger sign newb
• g34_asha_6 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (6) Advice on how keep baby warm
• g34_asha_7 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (7) Advice on deal with BF difficultie
• g34_asha_8 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (8) No bottle-feeding
• g34_asha_9 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (9) Information whom to contact if dif
• g34_asha_10 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (10) Information whom to contact if ch
• g34_asha_11 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (11) Weight of the child
• g34_asha_12 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (12) Information on diet composition
• g34_asha_13 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (13) Information on diet quantity
• g34_asha_14 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (14) Provided adult IFA tablets
• g34_asha_15 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (15) Provided adult calcium tablets
• g34_asha_16 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (16) Immunization
• g34_asha_17 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (17) THR
• g34_asha_18 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (18) Medicine/prescription
• g34_asha_19 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (19) Referral to another facility
• g34_asha_20 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (20) Complementary feeding info
• g34_asha_21 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (21) Family planning advice
• g34_asha_22 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (22) Provide contraceptive
• g34_asha_23 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (23) Diarrhea management
• g34_asha_24 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (24) Weighed the baby
• g34_asha_95 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g34_asha__99 - G34. ASHA gave info in first 6-weeks: (99) Don�t know
• g34_aww_0 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (0) Did not provided any service
• g34_aww_1 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (1) Advice to take 1 IFA daily
• g34_aww_2 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (2) Advice take 1-2 cal dly until 6m
• g34_aww_3 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (3) Advice on handwashing
• g34_aww_4 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (4) Information about danger signs mot
• g34_aww_5 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (5) Information about danger sign newb
• g34_aww_6 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (6) Advice on how keep baby warm
• g34_aww_7 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (7) Advice on deal with BF difficultie
• g34_aww_8 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (8) No bottle-feeding
• g34_aww_9 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (9) Information whom to contact if dif
• g34_aww_10 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (10) Information whom to contact if ch
• g34_aww_11 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (11) Weight of the child
• g34_aww_12 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (12) Information on diet composition
• g34_aww_13 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (13) Information on diet quantity
• g34_aww_14 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (14) Provided adult IFA tablets
• g34_aww_15 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (15) Provided adult calcium tablets
• g34_aww_16 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (16) Immunization
• g34_aww_17 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (17) THR
• g34_aww_18 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (18) Medicine/prescription
• g34_aww_19 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (19) Referral to another facility
• g34_aww_20 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (20) Complementary feeding info
• g34_aww_21 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (21) Family planning advice
• g34_aww_22 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (22) Provide contraceptive
• g34_aww_23 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (23) Diarrhea management
• g34_aww_24 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (24) Weighed the baby
• g34_aww_95 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g34_aww__99 - G34. AWW gave info in first 6-weeks: (99) Don�t know
• g34_ohp_0 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (0) Did not provided any service
• g34_ohp_1 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (1) Advice to take 1 IFA daily
• g34_ohp_2 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (2) Advice take 1-2 cal dly until
• g34_ohp_3 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (3) Advice on handwashing
• g34_ohp_4 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (4) Information about danger sign
• g34_ohp_5 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (5) Information about danger sign
• g34_ohp_6 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (6) Advice on how keep baby warm
• g34_ohp_7 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (7) Advice on deal with BF diffic
• g34_ohp_8 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (8) No bottle-feeding
• g34_ohp_9 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (9) Information whom to contact i
• g34_ohp_10 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (10) Information whom to contact
• g34_ohp_11 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (11) Weight of the child
• g34_ohp_12 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (12) Information on diet composit
• g34_ohp_13 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (13) Information on diet quantity
• g34_ohp_14 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (14) Provided adult IFA tablets
• g34_ohp_15 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (15) Provided adult calcium table
• g34_ohp_16 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (16) Immunization
• g34_ohp_17 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (17) THR
• g34_ohp_18 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (18) Medicine/prescription
• g34_ohp_19 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (19) Referral to another facility
• g34_ohp_20 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (20) Complementary feeding info
• g34_ohp_21 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (21) Family planning advice
• g34_ohp_22 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (22) Provide contraceptive
• g34_ohp_23 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (23) Diarrhea management
• g34_ohp_24 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (24) Weighed the baby
• g34_ohp_95 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (95) Other
• g34_ohp__99 - G34. Other workers gave info in first 6-weeks: (99) Don�t know
• h01 - H1. Did you receive a Take Home Ration from AWC during pregnancy?
• h02_1 - H2. Why THR not received: (1) Did not know about THR for pregnant women
• h02_2 - H2. Why THR not received: (2) Family members did not want me to take it
• h02_3 - H2. Why THR not received: (3) I did not want to take it
• h02_4 - H2. Why THR not received: (4) THR was not available / not available regularly
• h02_5 - H2. Why THR not received: (5) I do not like to go to AWC
• h02_8 - H2. Why THR not received: (8) AWC too far / not available
• h02_9 - H2. Why THR not received: (9) AWW did not provide THR
• h02_10 - H2. Why THR not received: (10) Name was not registered at AWC
• h02_11 - H2. Why THR not received: (11) Respondent was out of town
• h02_95 - H2. Why THR not received: (95) Other
• h02__99 - H2. Why THR not received: (99) Don�t know
• h03 - H3. In which month of your pregnancy, did you first receive Take Home Ration?
• h04 - H4. During last pregnancy, for how many months have you received Take Home Ratio
• h05 - H5. Did you receive a Take Home Ration from AWC after child birth?
• h06_1 - H6. Why THR not received: (1) Did not know about THR for lactating women
• h06_2 - H6. Why THR not received: (2) Family members did not want me to take it
• h06_3 - H6. Why THR not received: (3) I did not want to take it
• h06_4 - H6. Why THR not received: (4) THR was not available / not available regularly
• h06_5 - H6. Why THR not received: (5) I do not like to go to AWC
• h06_8 - H6. Why THR not received: (8) AWC too far / not available
• h06_9 - H6. Why THR not received: (9) AWW did not provide THR
• h06_10 - H6. Why THR not received: (10) Name was not registered at AWC
• h06_11 - H6. Why THR not received: (11) Respondent was out of town
• h06_95 - H6. Why THR not received: (95) Other
• h06__99 - H6. Why THR not received: (99) Don�t know
• h07 - H7. How much of the THR that you received did you usually consume?
• h08_1 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (1) I did not want to take
• h08_2 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (2) THR was not available
• h08_3 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (3) THR was of poor quality
• h08_4 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (4) Family did not allow me to consume THR
• h08_5 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (5) I did not know about it
• h08_6 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (6) Other family members consumed THR
• h08_7 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (7) THR was used for other purposes
• h08_8 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (8) If I eat it, then I will fall sick
• h08_9 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (9) I did not like the taste
• h08_95 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (95) Other
• h08__99 - H8. Why all THR not consumed: (99) Don�t know
• h09_no - H9a. Last THR received - Number
• h09_unit - H9b. Last THR received - Units
• h10 - H10. Did you consume the Take Home Ration the most recent time you received it?
• h11_1 - H11. Who all consumed recent THR: (1) Myself
• h11_2 - H11. Who all consumed recent THR: (2) Children
• h11_3 - H11. Who all consumed recent THR: (3) Other household members
• h11_4 - H11. Who all consumed recent THR: (4) Livestock
• h11_5 - H11. Who all consumed recent THR: (5) Did not use it/Threw it away
• h11_95 - H11. Who all consumed recent THR: (95) Other
• h12 - H12. For how many days, did one packet of THR last you?
• h13_1 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (1) I did not want to take
• h13_2 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (2) THR was not available
• h13_3 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (3) THR was of poor quality
• h13_4 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (4) Family not allow me to consume THR
• h13_5 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (5) I did not know about it
• h13_6 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (6) Other family members consumed THR
• h13_7 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (7) THR was used for other purposes
• h13_8 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (8) If I eat it, then I will fall sick
• h13_9 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (9) I did not like the taste
• h13_12 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (12) AWC too far / not available
• h13_13 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (13) Did not get THR / Did not know about
• h13_14 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (14) Have THR packet/Ate THR
• h13_95 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (95) Other
• h13__99 - H13. Resaons RDW not consume all THR: (_99) Don�t know
• h14 - H14. Would you have preferred to get money instead of THR during your pregnancy
• h15 - H15. If you were given money instead of THR, would you be able to spend it yours
• h16_1 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (1) Will give my in-laws/husband
• h16_2 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (2) Will buy food I like to eat
• h16_3 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (3) Ask family to buy food I like to eat
• h16_4 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (4) Will buy food for the household
• h16_5 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (5) Will Use for general house expenses
• h16_6 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (6) Will buy food for children
• h16_7 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (7) Would save the money for myself
• h16_95 - H16. What would you do with THR Money: (95) Other
• h17 - H17. In this area, there are some schemes that provide incentives (i.e. cash) to
• h18 - H18. Have you ever heard of Janani Suraksha Yojana (JSY)?
• h19 - H19. Have you ever heard of Janani-Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK)?
• h20 - H20. Have you ever heard of Maternity Benefit Program-MBP (Matritva Laabh Progra
• h21 - H21. During your last pregnancy, did you enroll in any of the incentive schemes?
• h22_1 - H22. Incentive scheme you enrolled: (1) JSY
• h22_2 - H22. Incentive scheme you enrolled: (2) JSSK
• h22_3 - H22. Incentive scheme you enrolled: (3) Maternity Benefit Program
• h23_jsy - H23(A). Total amount of JSY expected
• h23_mbp - H23(B). Total amount of Maternity Benefit Program expected
• h24_jsy - H24(A). Total amount of JSY actually received
• h24_mbp - H24(B). Total amount of Maternity Benefit Program actually received
• h25 - H25. How was the money given to you?
• i01 - I1. Are you a vegeterian?
• i02_0 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (0) No food restriction
• i02_1 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (1) Meat and poultry
• i02_2 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (2) Fish
• i02_3 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (3) Milk and milk products
• i02_4 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (4) Eggs
• i02_5 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (5) Papaya
• i02_6 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (6) Mango
• i02_7 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (7) Jackfruit
• i02_23 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (23) Curd
• i02_24 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (24) Arbi
• i02_25 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (25) Pulse
• i02_26 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (26) Corn
• i02_27 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (27) Water melon
• i02_28 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (28) Hot meal
• i02_29 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (29) Soya/methi
• i02_30 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (30) Radish
• i02_31 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (31) Fruits
• i02_32 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (32) Rice
• i02_33 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (33) Brinjal
• i02_34 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (34) Badi (Arro - white colored
• i02_35 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (35) Chili
• i02_36 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (36) Guava
• i02_37 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (37) Banana
• i02_38 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (38) Pumpkin
• i02_39 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (39) Mango/Pickle
• i02_40 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (40) Garlic
• i02_41 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (41) Soil
• i02_42 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (42) Peanut
• i02_43 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (43) Lemon
• i02_44 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (44) Potato
• i02_45 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (45) Lady Finger
• i02_46 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (46) Tea
• i02_47 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (47) Fried things
• i02_48 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (48) Jimikand
• i02_49 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (49) Cold things
• i02_50 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (50) Green leafy vegetables
• i02_51 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (51) Black gram
• i02_95 - I2. During pregnancy, family discouraged eating: (95) Other
• i03_0 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (0) No food restriction
• i03_1 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (1) Meat and poultry
• i03_2 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (2) Fish
• i03_3 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (3) Milk and milk products
• i03_4 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (4) Eggs
• i03_5 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (5) Papaya
• i03_6 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (6) Mango
• i03_7 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (7) Jackfruit
• i03_23 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (23) Arbi
• i03_24 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (24) Brinjal
• i03_25 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (25) Pulse
• i03_26 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (26) Corn
• i03_27 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (27) Water melon
• i03_28 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (28) Radish
• i03_29 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (29) Fruits
• i03_30 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (30) Rice
• i03_31 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (31) Badi
• i03_32 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (32) Chili
• i03_33 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (33) Guava
• i03_34 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (34) Banana
• i03_35 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (35) Pumpkin
• i03_36 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (36) Mango/Pickle
• i03_37 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (37) Peanut
• i03_38 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (38) Potato
• i03_39 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (39) Tea
• i03_40 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (40) Fried things
• i03_41 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (41) cold things
• i03_42 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (42) Green leafy vegetables
• i03_43 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (43) Cucumber
• i03_44 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (44) Cauliflower
• i03_45 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (45) Jaggery, Yogurt
• i03_46 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (46) Maggi,Macroni
• i03_47 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (47) Sweets
• i03_48 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (48) Oily Spicy
• i03_49 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (49) Indigestive things
• i03_50 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (50) Uncooked Food
• i03_51 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (51) Curd
• i03_52 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (52) Cow/Goat milk
• i03_53 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (53) No bitter food
• i03_95 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (95) Other
• i03__99 - I3. During lactation, family discouraged eating: (_99) Don�t know
• i04_0 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (0) Nothing
• i04_1 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (1) Garlic
• i04_2 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (2) Fenugreek
• i04_3 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (3) Jaggery
• i04_4 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (4) Coconut
• i04_5 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (5) Dates
• i04_6 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (6) Almonds
• i04_7 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (7) Not required
• i04_66 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (66) Egg
• i04_67 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (67) Green vegetables
• i04_68 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (68) Meat and poultry,Fish
• i04_69 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (69) Oat porridge
• i04_70 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (70) Raisin
• i04_71 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (71) Bread
• i04_72 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (72) Cashew
• i04_73 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (73) Cow/Goat milk
• i04_74 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (74) Corn
• i04_75 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (75) Soil
• i04_76 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (76) Dry Fruits
• i04_77 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (77) Fruits
• i04_78 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (78) Mango/Pickle
• i04_79 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (79) Green leafy vegetables
• i04_80 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (80) Jaggery, Yogurt
• i04_81 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (81) Pulses
• i04_82 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (82) Rice
• i04_83 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (83) Peas
• i04_84 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (84) Powder, Protein mix Su
• i04_95 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (95) Other
• i04__99 - I4. After delivery, did family encourage you to eat: (_99) Don�t know
• i05 - I5. Was yesterday a special day where special kinds of foods were eaten?
• i05a - I5(A). How many meals did you eat yesterday?
• i06 - I6. Ate? Foods made from grains - (Bread (rotis, etc), rice,noodles or other foo
• i07 - I7. Ate? White roots and tubers and plantains - (White potatoes, white yams, raw
• i08 - I8. Ate? Pulses (beans, peas and lentils) - (Mature beans or peas (fresh or drie
• i09 - I9. Ate? Nuts and seeds - (Any tree nut, groundnut/peanut or certain seeds, or n
• i10 - I10. Ate? Milk and milk products - (Milk, cheese, paneer/cottage cheese, yoghurt
• i11 - I11. Ate? Meat and poultry - (chicken, mutton, lamb, etc)
• i12 - I12. Ate? Fish
• i13 - I13. Ate? Eggs - (Eggs from poultry or any other bird)
• i14 - I14. Ate? Dark green leafy vegetables - (List examples of any medium-to-dark gre
• i15 - I15. Ate? Vitamin A-rich vegetables, roots and tubers - (Pumpkin, carrots, squas
• i16 - I16. Ate? Vitamin A-rich fruits - (Ripe mango, ripe papaya)
• i17 - I17. Ate? Other vegetables
• i18 - I18. Ate? Other fruits
• i19 - I19. Ate? Other oils and fats
• i20 - I20. Ate? Savoury and fried snacks
• i21 - I21. Ate? Sweets - (Sugary foods, such as sweets, chocolates, candies, cookies/s
• i22 - I22. Ate? Sugar-sweetened beverages - (Sweetened fruit juices and 'juice drinks'
• i23 - I23. Ate? Other vitamins and supplements (powder or tablet) used
• k01_no - K1(A). Hours/day after childbirth did breastfeeding start :Number
• k01_unit - K1(B). Hours/day after childbirth did breastfeeding start :Unit
• k02 - K2. Did you give the child colostrum?
• k03 - K3. Was the child fed anything other than breastmilk immediately after birth?
• k04_1 - K4. What was the child fed: (1) Honey
• k04_2 - K4. What was the child fed: (2) Janamghutti
• k04_3 - K4. What was the child fed: (3) Gripe water
• k04_4 - K4. What was the child fed: (4) Plain water
• k04_5 - K4. What was the child fed: (5) Sugar/ glucose water
• k04_6 - K4. What was the child fed: (6) Tea/coffee
• k04_7 - K4. What was the child fed: (7) Cow/ goat milk
• k04_10 - K4. What was the child fed: (10) Formula Milk
• k04_11 - K4. What was the child fed: (11) Jaggery
• k04_12 - K4. What was the child fed: (12) Breast milk of others members
• k04_13 - K4. What was the child fed: (13) Packed milk
• k04_95 - K4. What was the child fed: (95) Other
• k04__99 - K4. What was the child fed: (99) Do not remember / Don't know
• k05 - K5. Did you or anyone else give anything other than breastmilk to the child duri
• k06_1 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (1) Honey
• k06_2 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (2) Janamghutti
• k06_3 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (3) Gripe water
• k06_4 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (4) Plain water
• k06_5 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (5) Sugar/ glucose water
• k06_6 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (6) Tea/coffee
• k06_7 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (7) Cow/ goat milk
• k06_10 - K6. What was the child fed: (10) Formula Milk
• k06_11 - K6. What was the child fed: (11) Jaggery
• k06_12 - K6. What was the child fed: (12) Breast milk of others members
• k06_95 - K6. During 1st 3 day what was given to the child: (95) Other
• k06__99 - K6. During 1st 3 day what given to child: (_99) Do not remember / Don't know
• k07 - K7. Is the child still breastfeeding?
• k08 - K8. At what age did you stop breastfeeding the child?
• k09_1 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (1) Problems with breast (pain)
• k09_2 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (2) Child did not suck well
• k09_3 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (3) Not enough time to feed child
• k09_4 - K9. Why stopped breastfeeding: (4) Child already grown up
• k09_5 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (5) Mother got pregnant
• k09_6 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (6) Cracked nipples
• k09_7 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (7) Felt not enough breastmilk
• k09_11 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (11) Child is dead
• k09_12 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (12) Adopted child
• k09_13 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (13) Mother was ill
• k09_95 - K9. Why did you stop breastfeeding: (95) Other
• k10 - K10. How many times did you breastfeed the child yesterday, during the day and n
• k11 - K11. Other than breast milk, how many times did the child drink other milk, form
• k12 - K12. Yesterday (during the day and the night), did you use a baby bottle to feed
• k13_01 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Water
• k13_02 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Other non b
• k13_03 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Cow/goat mi
• k13_04 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Sooji/rice/
• k13_05 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Semi-solid
• k13_06 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Solid foods
• k13_07 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Fish
• k13_08 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Meat
• k13_09 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Eggs
• k13_10 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Legumes
• k13_11 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Vegetables
• k13_12 - K13. Age when started giving item to child: Snack food
• k14 - K14. How many times did the child eat solid, semi-solid or soft foods other than
• k15a_01 - K15(A). Child had this liquid yesterday:(1) Breast milk
• k15a_02 - K15(A). Child had this liquid yesterday:(2) Water
• k15a_03 - K15(A). Child had this liquid yesterday:(3) Baby formula (prepared food for chil
• k15a_04 - K15(A). Child had this liquid yesterday:(4) Any other kind of milk (powder, cow/
• k15a_05 - K15(A). Child had this liquid yesterday:(5) Fruit juice (made at home)
• k15a_06 - K15(A). Child had this liquid yesterday:(6) Fruit juice (purchased, packaged)
• k15a_07 - K15(A). Child had this liquid yesterday:(7) Water-based liquids, teas, sugar wat
• k15b_01 - K15(B). Child ever had this liquid:(1) Breast milk
• k15b_02 - K15(B). Child ever had this liquid:(2) Water
• k15b_03 - K15(B). Child ever had this liquid:(3) Baby formula (prepared food for child)
• k15b_04 - K15(B). Child ever had this liquid:(4) Any other kind of milk (powder, cow/goat
• k15b_05 - K15(B). Child ever had this liquid:(5) Fruit juice (made at home)
• k15b_06 - K15(B). Child ever had this liquid:(6) Fruit juice (purchased, packaged)
• k15b_07 - K15(B). Child ever had this liquid:(7) Water-based liquids, teas, sugar water, c
• k15c_01 - K15(C) . Age when plan to start giving child this liquid:(1) Breast milk
• k15c_02 - K15(C) . Age when plan to start giving child this liquid:(2) Water
• k15c_03 - K15(C) . Age when plan to start giving child this liquid:(3) Baby formula (prepa
• k15c_04 - K15(C) . Age when plan to start giving child this liquid:(4) Any other kind of m
• k15c_05 - K15(C) . Age when plan to start giving child this liquid:(5) Fruit juice (made a
• k15c_06 - K15(C) . Age when plan to start giving child this liquid:(6) Fruit juice (purcha
• k15c_07 - K15(C) . Age when plan to start giving child this liquid:(7) Water-based liquids
• k16_01 - K16(1). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(1) Rice
• k16_02 - K16(2). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(2) Cereals
• k16_03 - K16(3). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(3) Purchased baby cereals
• k16_04 - K16(4). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(4) Legume: daal
• k16_05 - K16(5). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(5) Green leafy vegetables
• k16_06 - K16(6). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(6) Pumpkin etc (vitamin-A rich)
• k16_07 - K16(7). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(7) Any other vegetables
• k16_08 - K16(8). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(8) Ripe papaya or mango
• k16_09 - K16(9). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(9) Other fruits such as oranges, ban
• k16_10 - K16(10). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(10) Any other fruits
• k16_11 - K16(11). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(11) Mutton or other meat
• k16_12 - K16(12). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(12) Chicken
• k16_13 - K16(13). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(13) Liver
• k16_14 - K16(14). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(14) Fish
• k16_15 - K16(15). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(15) Eggs
• k16_16 - K16(16). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(16) Peanuts, groundnuts, other nuts
• k16_17 - K16(17). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(17) Milk
• k16_18 - K16(18). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(18) Milk products
• k16_19 - K16(19). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(19) Fat (oil, butter, ghee)
• k16_20 - K16(20). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(20) Chips or namkeen/Kurkure, maggi
• k16_21 - K16(21). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(21) Biscuits
• k16_22 - K16(22). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(22) Bread or buns
• k16_23 - K16(23). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(23) Candies or chocolates, Indian s
• k16_24 - K16(24). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(24) Horlicks
• k16_25 - K16(25). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(25) Any iron containing tablet, syr
• k16_26 - K16(26). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(26) Spices/condiments
• k16_95 - K16(95). Yesterday the child drink/eat any:(27) Others
• k17a_01 - K17(A). Washing hands:(1) After defecation
• k17a_02 - K17(A). Washing hands:(2) After cleaning the feces of children
• k17a_03 - K17(A). Washing hands:(3) Before cooking/preparing food
• k17a_04 - K17(A). Washing hands:(4) Before eating
• k17a_05 - K17(A). Washing hands:(5) Before feeding children
• k17a_06 - K17(A). Washing hands:(6) After cooking/eating
• k17a_07 - K17(A). Washing hands:(7) After feeding children
• k17a_08 - K17(A). Washing hands:(8) After cleaning the house/compound
• k17a_09 - K17(A). Washing hands:(9) After disposing garbage
• k17a_10 - K17(A). Washing hands:(10) Before picking up the child
• k17b_01 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(1) After defecation
• k17b_02 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(2) After cleaning the feces of children
• k17b_03 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(3) Before cooking/preparing food
• k17b_04 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(4) Before eating
• k17b_05 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(5) Before feeding children
• k17b_06 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(6) After cooking/eating
• k17b_07 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(7) After feeding children
• k17b_08 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(8) After cleaning the house/compound
• k17b_09 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(9) After disposing garbage
• k17b_10 - K17(B). Wash hands with:(10) Before picking up the child
• l01_1 - L1. Why some newborns very small and some healthy: (1) Evil eye
• l01_2 - L1. Why some newborn very small some healthy: (2) Too many children
• l01_3 - L1. Why some newborns very small some healthy: (3) Mother unhealthy
• l01_4 - L1. Why some newborns very small some healthy: (4) Mother not eat well
• l01_5 - L1. Why some newborn very small some healthy: (5) Mother nt compl ANC visits
• l01_6 - L1. Why some newborn very small some healthy: (6) Mother not take IFA calcium
• l01_7 - L1. Why some newborn very small some healthy: (7) Mother ill during pregnancy
• l01_8 - L1. Why some newborns very small and some healthy: (8) Premature birth
• l01_95 - L1. Why some newborns very small and some healthy: (95) Other
• l01__99 - L1. Why some newborns very small and some healthy: (_99) Don�t know
• l02_1 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (1) For adequate weight gain
• l02_2 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (2) Child grows healthy
• l02_3 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (3) For a brainy child
• l02_4 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (4) Quick recovery after deli
• l02_5 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (5) Extra costs saved
• l02_6 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (6) It is good investment
• l02_7 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (7) To produce adequate bmilk
• l02_8 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (8) To ensure mother healthy
• l02_95 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (95) Other
• l02__99 - L2. Why good nutrition of PW/lactating important: (99) Don�t know
• l03_1 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (1) Eat 5 types of foods
• l03_2 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (2) Take thick dal
• l03_3 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (3) Take milk/product
• l03_4 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (4) Incrse amt milk prdct
• l03_5 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (5) Eat leafy vegetables dly
• l03_6 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (6) Eat yellow/orng veg/fruits
• l03_7 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (7) Eat fish/meat if nonvgtrn
• l03_8 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (8) Eat egg if accptbl
• l03_9 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (9) Nutritious snack
• l03_10 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (10) In amt food consumed
• l03_11 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (11) Take 1 IFA tablet daily
• l03_12 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (12) Take 2 cal tablets daily
• l03_13 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (13) Eat channa
• l03_14 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (14) Eat jaggery
• l03_95 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (95) Other
• l03__99 - L3. What should PW/RDW eat for nutrition: (99) Don�t know
• l04 - L4. Have you heard about anemia?
• l05 - L5. Have you ever heard about IFA tablets?
• l06 - L6. How many IFA tablets do you think a pregnant woman should take in one month?
• l07 - L7. How many IFA tablets do you think a pregnant woman should take during pregna
• l08_1 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (1) Reduce anemia risk PW
• l08_2 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (2) To redce anemia risk fetus
• l08_3 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (3) To reduce risk low birth weight
• l08_4 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (4) To help improve child intelligence
• l08_5 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (5) To reduce death risk blood loss
• l08_6 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (6) To make mother healthy
• l08_95 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (95) Other
• l08__99 - L8. Why PW should take IFA: (99) Don�t know
• l09 - L9. How long after birth should a woman continue taking IFA tablets
• l10_1 - L10. Beverages decrease iron absorption taken with meals: (1) Coffee
• l10_2 - L10. Beverages decrease iron absorption taken with meals: (2) Tea
• l10_3 - L10. Beverages decrease iron absorption taken with meals: (3) Milk
• l10_4 - L10. Beverages decrease iron absorption taken with meals: (4) Lemon
• l10_95 - L10. Beverages decrease iron absorption taken with meals: (95) Other
• l10__99 - L10. Beverages decrease iron absorption taken with meals: (_99) Don�t know
• l11 - L11. Have you ever heard about calcium tablets?
• l12 - L12. How many calcium tables do you think a pregnant woman should take in one mo
• l13 - L13. How many calcium tablets do you think a pregnant woman should take during p
• l14_1 - L14. Why PW should take calcium: (1) To recover loss in PW body
• l14_2 - L14. Why PW should take calcium: (2) To ensure growth child bones and teeth
• l14_3 - L14. Why PW should take calcium: (3) To reduce risk fever etc
• l14_95 - L14. Why PW should take calcium: (95) Other
• l14__99 - L14. Why PW should take calcium: (99) Don�t know
• l15 - L15. For how long after birth a woman should continue taking calcium?
• l16 - L16. How much weight should a pregnant woman gain during pregnancy?
• l17_1 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (1) After defecation
• l17_2 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (2) After cleaning the feces of children
• l17_3 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (3) Before cooking/preparing food
• l17_4 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (4) Before eating
• l17_5 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (5) Before feeding children
• l17_6 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (6) After cooking/eating
• l17_7 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (7) After feeding children
• l17_8 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (8) After cleaning the house/compound
• l17_9 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (9) After disposing garbage
• l17_10 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (10) After cleaning the house
• l17_11 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (11) Before picking up the child
• l17_95 - L17. When should a woman wash hands: (95) Other
• l18_01_a - L18(1). During 1st trimester of pregnancy:(a) Number of main meals
• l18_01_b - L18(1). During 1st trimester of pregnancy:(b) Number of snacks
• l18_02_a - L18(2). During 2nd trimester of pregnancy:(a) Number of main meals
• l18_02_b - L18(2). During 2nd trimester of pregnancy:(b) Number of snacks
• l18_03_a - L18(3). During 3rd trimester of pregnancy:(a) Number of main meals
• l18_03_b - L18(3). During 3rd trimester of pregnancy:(b) Number of snacks
• l18_04_a - L18(4). During lactation:(a) Number of main meals
• l18_04_b - L18(4). During lactation:(b) Number of snacks
• l19 - L19. When should a baby start breastfeeding after birth?
• l20_1 - L20. Why should baby start BF after birth: (1) BF within 1 hour can save baby
• l20_2 - L20. Why should baby start BF after birth: (2) BF within 1h reduce bleeding
• l20_3 - L20. Why should baby start BF after birth: (3) BF within 1 hour improve bmilk su
• l20_4 - L20. Why should baby start BF after birth: (4) Colostrum is good for the baby
• l20_5 - L20. Why should a baby start BF after birth: (5) BF within 1 hour is good for ch
• l20_95 - L20. Why should a baby start BF after birth: (95) Other
• l20__99 - L20. Why should a baby start BF after birth: (_99) Don�t know
• l21_1 - L21. What mother do with colostrum: (1) Throw away start BF real milk comes
• l21_2 - L21. What should mother do with colostrum: (2) Give it baby soon after birth
• l21_95 - L21. What should mother do with colostrum: (95) Other
• l21__99 - L21. What should mother do with colostrum: (_99) Don�t know
• l22_1 - L22. Benefits of colostrum: (1) Protects against allergies and infections
• l22_2 - L22. Benefits of colostrum: (2) Provide good source of nutrition
• l22_3 - L22. Benefits of colostrum: (3) Helps to prevent jaundice
• l22_4 - L22. Benefits of colostrum: (4) Helps in passing of first stools or meconium
• l22_95 - L22. Benefits of colostrum: (95) Other
• l22__99 - L22. Benefits of colostrum: (_99) Don�t know
• l23_1 - L23. What to feed baby less than 6m: (1) Breast milk only
• l23_2 - L23. What to feed baby less than 6m: (2) Breast milk and water
• l23_3 - L23. What to feed baby less than 6m: (3) Breast milk and some other liquids
• l23_95 - L23. What to feed baby less than 6m: (95) Other
• l23__99 - L23. What to feed baby less than 6m: (_99) Don�t know
• l24 - L24. For how many months should babies be breastfed exclusively (not even water)
• l25_1 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (1) Protects baby from illness
• l25_2 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (2) Helps baby grow and develop better
• l25_3 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (3) Provides a superior source of nutrients
• l25_4 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (4) Easy to digest
• l25_5 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (5) Provides water for baby in 6 mths
• l25_6 - L25. Exclusive benefit BF: (6) Clean, always ready and of a good temperature
• l25_7 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (7) Stimulates brain development of the baby
• l25_8 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (8) Delays a new pregnancy
• l25_9 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (9) Stimulates breast milk production
• l25_10 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (10) Save money
• l25_11 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (11) Increase bonding mother child
• l25_12 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (12) Good for mother�s health
• l25_95 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (95) Other
• l25__99 - L25. Exclusive benefits of BF: (_99) Don�t know
• l26 - L26. Each time you breastfeed, do you think you should give a little from each b
• l27_1 - L27. When should baby breastfeed: (1) Whenever baby wants
• l27_2 - L27. When should baby breastfeed: (2) When you see, the baby is hungry
• l27_3 - L27. When should baby breastfeed: (3) When the baby cries
• l27_4 - L27. When should baby breastfeed: (4) Every 1-2 hours
• l27_95 - L27. When should baby breastfeed: (95) Other
• l27__99 - L27. When should baby breastfeed: (_99) Don�t know
• l28 - L28. Do you think that a mother with small breasts can produce enough milk?
• l29 - L29. Can a mother who is not well fed produce enough breast milk?
• l30_1 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (1) BF frequently
• l30_2 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (2) Ensure position baby wit
• l30_3 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (3) Baby takes time to comp
• l30_4 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (4) Empty 1 breast bfr switc
• l30_5 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (5) Give other liquid
• l30_6 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (6) Mother needs drink more
• l30_7 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (7) Mother needs to eat more
• l30_8 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (8) Mother need to eat spl f
• l30_9 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (9) Give infant formula
• l30_10 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (10) Mother needs to rest mo
• l30_15 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (15) Formula Milk
• l30_16 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (16) Breast milk of others m
• l30_17 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (17) Cow/Goat milk
• l30_18 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (18) Biscuit
• l30_19 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (19) Pulse
• l30_20 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (20) Almond
• l30_21 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (21) Plum
• l30_22 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (22) Take doctor advise
• l30_23 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (23) Fruits
• l30_95 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (95) Other
• l30__99 - L30. What mother do if baby gets insufficient milk: (99) Don�t know
• l31_1 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk: (1) Baby urinates 6-7 t
• l31_2 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk:(2) Child gaining wt gro
• l31_3 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk: (3) Child sleeps well
• l31_4 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk: (4) Child plays well
• l31_5 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk: (5) child stops crying
• l31_11 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk: (11) When baby stops dr
• l31_95 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk: (95) Other
• l31__99 - L31. How to understand child is getting sufficient milk: (99) Don�t know
• l32 - L32. Do you think that infants under 6 months of age should be given water if th
• l33 - L33. Do you think that infants under 6 months of age should be given water to cl
• l34 - L34. Do you think that a breastfeeding mother of an infant under 6 months of age
• l35_1 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (1) Mothers expressed bre
• l35_2 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (2) Formula milk
• l35_3 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (3) Animal milk
• l35_4 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (4) Gruel
• l35_5 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (5) Rice-water
• l35_6 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (6) Dal water
• l35_95 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (95) Other
• l35__99 - L35. What should hungry baby be fed if mother is away: (99) Don�t know
• l36 - L36. Do you think that a mother with infant under 6 months should stop breastfee
• l37 - L37. At what age should an infant first begin eating soft or semi-solid foods?
• l38 - L38. Until about what age should a baby continue to be breastfed in addition to
• m01_01 - M1(1). Heard msg? During pregnancy, women should consume at least 5 different fo
• m01_02 - M1(2). Heard msg? During pregnancy, women should eat more than usual
• m01_03 - M1(3). Heard msg? Adequate quantity of diverse nutrient rich food in diet every
• m01_04 - M1(4). Heard msg? Adequate quantity of diverse nutrient rich food in diet every
• m01_05 - M1(5). Heard msg? Nutritious food is not always expensive
• m01_06 - M1(6). Heard msg? Nutritious food is locally available
• m01_07 - M1(7). Heard msg? During pregnancy and postpartum, take one IFA tablet everyday
• m01_08 - M1(8). Heard msg? IFA prevents anemia andreduce risk of maternal death due to bl
• m01_09 - M1(9). Heard msg? IFA reduce risk of low birth weight baby and ensures the best
• m01_10 - M1(10). Heard msg? During pregnancy and postpartum, take two Calcium tablet ever
• m01_11 - M1(11). Heard msg? Calcium helps in the development of bone and teeth of the bab
• m01_12 - M1(12). Heard msg? Calcium reduces risk of hypertension, fever (not from convuls
• m01_13 - M1(13). Heard msg? Do not take IFA with tea or milk
• m01_14 - M1(14). Heard msg? Do not take IFA &Calcium tablets together since calcium inhib
• m01_15 - M1(15). Heard msg? Increase intake of fruits and vegetables while consuming IFA
• m01_16 - M1(16). Heard msg? New born babies should be placed on mother���s breast immedia
• m01_17 - M1(17). Heard msg? No water, honey or sugar water should be given to the new bor
• m01_18 - M1(18). Heard msg? Infants should be fed only breastmilk for the first six month
• m01_19 - M1(19). Heard msg? Washing hands with water and soap regularly
• m01_20 - M1(20). Heard msg? Use vegetables and fruits only after they are washed very wel
• m01_21 - M1(21). Heard msg? Drinking water should be kept covered
• m01_22 - M1(22). Heard msg? Do not go to the toilet in the open, use the toilet that is m
• m01_23 - M1(23). Heard msg? During pregnancy, a woman should gain 9-11 kg weight
• m01_24 - M1(24). Heard msg? During pregnancy, take at least two hours of rest every after
• m02 - M2. Beliefs: Consuming right types and amt of food during pregnancy is extremely
• m03 - M3. Beliefs: Consuming right types and amt of food during pregnancy save medicin
• m04 - M4. Beliefs: Consuming of IFA everyday during pregnancy is important for health
• m05 - M5. Beliefs: Consuming of calcium everyday during pregnancy is important for hea
• m06 - M6. Beliefs: If Respondent BF infant within 1h after birth, be good for heatlh
• m07 - M7. Beliefs: If Respondent feed infant comb of bmilk & formula until she complet
• m08 - M8. Self-Efficacy: Resp can follow recommendations of 5 varieties of food to be
• m09 - M9. Self-Efficacy: It is too costly to obtain recommended types & amt of foods
• m10 - M10. Self-Efficacy: I can follow the recommendations of taking IFA everyday
• m11 - M11. Self-Efficacy: I can follow the recommendations of taking Calcium everyday
• m12 - M12. Self-Efficacy: Resp can produce enough bmilk to feed newborn within 1h of b
• m13 - M13. Self-Efficacy: Resp's bmilk is good quality nourish infant hence not need a
• m14 - M14. Self-Efficacy: If MIL wants to feed newborn infant formula 24h after birth,
• m15 - M15. Social norms: In fly & community�expect PW�to consume 5 varieties and large
• m16 - M16. Social norms: Most people important to Resp think PW not eat too much avoid
• m17 - M17. Social norms: In fly & community PW expected to avoid certain foods that ha
• m18 - M18. Social norms: Most people imp to Resp think that PW take IFA everyday
• m19 - M19. Social norms: Most people imp to Resp think PW should take calcium everyday
• m20 - M20. Social norms: Most people imp to Resp think mother can BF her infant within
• m21 - M21. Social norms: Most people imp to Resp think that Resp feed infant only bmil
• m22 - M22. Social norms: Most people imp to Resp think baby be given infant formula be
• m23 - M23. Social norms: Most people imp to Resp think baby given semi-solid before 6m
• m24 - M24. Family support: Husband purchase diversified nutritious food ensures that R
• m25 - M25. Family support: Husband encouraged me to consume recommended qty of diversi
• m26 - M26. Family support: Husband ensured that there are enough tablets of IFA at hom
• m27 - M27. Family support: Husband ensured that there are enough Calcium tablets at ho
• m28 - M28. Family support: Husband helps me to take rest for 2 hours during the day
• m29 - M29. Family support: Husband and family members mademe work which included heavy
• m30 - M30. Family support: Husband reminded weight check regularly & recorded wt in MC
• m31 - M31. Family support: MIL ensured diverse food items bought and cooked for Resp c
• m32 - M32. Family support: MIL reminded me to take IFA tablet daily
• m33 - M33. Family support: MIL reminded me to take calcium tablets daily
• m34 - M34. Family support: MIL reminde weight checked regularly and record wt in MCP c
• n01_0 - N1. Know community groups in area: (0) None
• n01_1 - N1. Know community groups in area: (1) Village hlth ntrtion sanitatn cmmittee
• n01_2 - N1. Know community groups in area: (2) Reproductive health group
• n01_3 - N1. Know community groups in area: (3) Women�s/ mothers groups
• n01_4 - N1. Know community groups in area: (4) Self-help groups
• n01_5 - N1. Know community groups in area: (5) Gram Sabha
• n01_95 - N1. Know community groups in area: (95) Other
• n02_1 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (1) Yes, I am a member of Panchayat
• n02_2 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (2) Yes, I am a member of VHNSC
• n02_3 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (3) Yes Reproductive Health Groups
• n02_4 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (4) Yes Women�s/Mothers groups
• n02_5 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (5) Yes, I am a member of Self-Help Groups
• n02_6 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (6) Yes, I am a member of Gram Sabha
• n02_95 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (95) Yes, I am a member of other
• n02__66 - N02. Are you a member of groups: (_66) None
• n03 - N3. Participated in/attended community group meeting in past 3mths
• n04_1 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (1) What to do PW emergency
• n04_2 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (2) Antenatal care of mothers
• n04_3 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (3) Nutrition needs and services
• n04_4 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (4) Preparation for delivery
• n04_5 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (5) Healthcare facility services
• n04_6 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (6) JSY, JSSK, or other schemes
• n04_7 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (7) Clean and safe deliveries
• n04_8 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (8) Postnatal care of mothers
• n04_9 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (9) What do newborif n have emergencies
• n04_10 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (10) How to keep babies healthy
• n04_11 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (11) Breastfeeding
• n04_12 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (12) Complementary feeding
• n04_13 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (13) Immunizations
• n04_14 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (14) Family planning
• n04_15 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (15) Sanitation/ hygiene
• n04_95 - N4. Health topics discussed in meetings: (95) Other
• n05_1 - N5. Who attends meetings you attend: (1) Other RDWs
• n05_2 - N5. Who attends meetings you attend: (2) Pregnant women
• n05_3 - N5. Who attends meetings you attend: (3) Husbands/Fathers
• n05_4 - N5. Who attends meetings you attend: (4) Mothers-in-law /elderly grandparents
• n05_5 - N5. Who attends meetings you attend: (5) Village leaders and authorities
• n05_95 - N5. Who attends meetings you attend: (95) Other
• n06_1 - N06. Do front line health workers attend the meetings: (1) Yes, AWWs
• n06_2 - N06. Do front line health workers attend the meetings: (2) Yes, ASHAs
• n06_3 - N06. Do front line health workers attend the meetings: (3) Yes, ANM
• n06__66 - N06. Do front line health workers attend the meetings: (_66) None
• o01 - O1. Do you rent or own the house you live in?
• o02 - O2. Main floor material
• o03 - O3. Main exterior wall material
• o04 - O4. Main roof material
• o05 - O5. Do you have a garden where you grow vegetables and/or fruits?
• o06 - O6. Does your household have any electricity?
• o07 - O7. What type of fuel does your household mainly use for cooking?
• o08 - O8. Do you have your own mobile phone?
• o09 - O9. Do you have access to mobile phone?
• o10 - O10. Do you hold a bank account?
• o11 - O11. Do any other members of the household hold a bank account?
• o12 - O12. Do you have an Aadhaar card?
• o13 - O13. What is the main source of drinking water for members of your household?
• o14 - O14. Do you have a toilet facility in the household?
• o15 - O15. What kind of toilet facility do members of your household usually use?
• o16 - O16. Do you share this toilet facility with other households?
• o17_01 - O17. Household Assets:(1) Stove/Gas burner
• o17_02 - O17. Household Assets:(2) Pressure cooker
• o17_03 - O17. Household Assets:(3) Mattress/blanket
• o17_04 - O17. Household Assets:(4) Table
• o17_05 - O17. Household Assets:(5) Chair
• o17_06 - O17. Household Assets:(6) Electric fan (Ceiling/Table)
• o17_07 - O17. Household Assets:(7) Refrigerator
• o17_08 - O17. Household Assets:(8) Radio
• o17_09 - O17. Household Assets:(9) Audio cassette/CD player
• o17_10 - O17. Household Assets:(10) DVD player
• o17_11 - O17. Household Assets:(11) TV (color/black-white)
• o17_12 - O17. Household Assets:(12) Wall clock/wrist watch
• o17_13 - O17. Household Assets:(13) Sewing machine
• o17_14 - O17. Household Assets:(14) Bicycle
• o17_15 - O17. Household Assets:(15) Motorcycle/ Scooter
• o17_16 - O17. Household Assets:(16) Car
• o17_17 - O17. Household Assets:(17) Cycle rickshaw
• o17_18 - O17. Household Assets:(18) Bullock cart/Horse cart
• o17_22 - O17. Household Assets:(22) Computer/ laptop
• o17_23 - O17. Household Assets:(23) Phone/mobile phone
• o17_25 - O17. Household Assets:(25) Hand tube well/ rower pump
• o17_26 - O17. Household Assets:(26) Water pump
• o17_27 - O17. Household Assets:(27) Tractor
• o17_28 - O17. Household Assets:(28) Cow
• o17_29 - O17. Household Assets:(29) Buffalo
• o17_30 - O17. Household Assets:(30) Goat
• o17_33 - O17. Household Assets:(33) Other 1
• o17_34 - O17. Household Assets:(34) Other 2
• p01 - P1. Past 30 days, worry about enough food for household
• p02 - P2. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p03 - P3. Past 30 days, repondent/family not able to eat preferred food lack of resour
• p04 - P4. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p05 - P5. Past 30 days, resp/family eat few food day after day lack of resource
• p06 - P6. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p07 - P7. Past 30 days, resp/family eat food that did not want lack of resource
• p08 - P8. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p09 - P9. Past 30 days, resp/family eat smaller qty of food
• p10 - P10. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p11 - P11. Past 30 days, resp/family eat fewer meals
• p12 - P12. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p13 - P13. Past 30 days, no food at all at house
• p14 - P14. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p15 - P15. Past 30 days, slept hungry because no food/not enough
• p16 - P16. If yes, how often did this happen?
• p17 - P17. Past 30 days, respondent/family did not eat at all whole day
• p18 - P18. If yes, how often did this happen?
• q01_01 - Q1. Decision-making power:(1) Man should take important decision
• q01_02 - Q1. Decision-making power:(2) Husaband should help with housework if woman work
• q01_03 - Q1. Decision-making power:(3) Husband should not let wife work outside home even
• q01_04 - Q1. Decision-making power:(4) Woman right express opinion nt agree husband
• q01_05 - Q1. Decision-making power:(5) Woman must accept husband beat her keep fly togeth
• q01_06 - Q1. Decision-making power:(6) It is better to send son school than daughter
• q02_01 - Q2. Possess alone/together:(1) Land
• q02_02 - Q2. Possess alone/together:(2) Respondent's house
• q02_03 - Q2. Possess alone/together:(3) Another house/room
• q02_04 - Q2. Possess alone/together:(4) Animals like cows, buffalo, goat, sheep, horses e
• q02_05 - Q2. Possess alone/together:(5) Small animals like hens, ducks, chickens, pigeon
• q02_06 - Q2. Possess alone/together:(6) Gold jewelry
• q03_01 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(1) Buying of food like rice, vegetables
• q03_02 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(2) Buying animal source foods
• q03_03 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(3) Buying cooking oil
• q03_04 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(4) Buying medicine for yourself
• q03_05 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(5) Buying medicine for the children
• q03_06 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(6) What food is prepared every day
• q03_07 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(7) If you have to work to earn money
• q03_08 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(8) Visiting other family members, friends or
• q03_09 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(9) Seeing a doctor or visiting a dispensary
• q03_10 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(10) Use of family planning methods
• q03_11 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(11) To eat nutritious food during pregnancy
• q03_12 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(12) To take supplemental tablets during preg
• q03_13 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(13) To take rest every day for a certain tim
• q03_14 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(14) Whether or not BF child & when to give w
• q03_15 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(15) What and how to feed the infant in his f
• q03_16 - Q3. Family member who decides most:(16) When to seek care for a sick child
• q04_01 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(1) To the market
• q04_02 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(2) To a friend or family mem
• q04_03 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(3) To the temple, church or
• q04_04 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(4) To a public village meeti
• q04_05 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(5) To a meeting of any assoc
• q04_06 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(6) To go outside village
• q04_07 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(7) To see health care provid
• q04_08 - Q4. Respondent ask husband/other permission travel:(8) To see health care provid
• r01 - R1. Social desirability scale:Difficult to go on with work if discouraged
• r02 - R2. Social desirability scale:Feel resentful if not get her own way
• r03 - R3. Social desirability scale:Occasionally gives up something does not feel abil
• r04 - R4. Social desirability scale:Feel rebellious against authority even if she know
• r05 - R5. Social desirability scale:Always a good listener no matter who talks
• r06 - R6. Social desirability scale:Occasions when taken advantage of someone
• r07 - R7. Social desirability scale:Willing to admit when made a mistake
• r08 - R8. Social desirability scale:Always courteous to even unpleasant people
• r09 - R9. Social desirability scale:Irked by people with different opinions
• r10 - R10. Social desirability scale:Jealous of others fortunes
• r11 - R11. Social desirability scale:Gets irritated by people who ask her for somethin
• r12 - R12. Social desirability scale:Deliberately said thing hurt someone feelings
• s01 - S1. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Weakness or fatigue
• s02 - S2. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Shortness of breath
• s03 - S3. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Rapid or irregular heartbeat
• s04 - S4. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Chest pain
• s05 - S5. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Dizziness
• s06 - S6. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Leg cramps
• s07 - S7. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Insomnia
• s08 - S8. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Cold hands and feet
• s09 - S9. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Difficulty concentrating
• s10 - S10. Signs/symtopms exp last 1mth: Pale skin, lips and nail (observation)
• s11 - S11. Problems faced last 1 mth: Did you often have headaches?
• s12 - S12. Problems faced last 1 mth: Poor appetite
• s13 - S13. Problems faced last 1 mth: Slept bdaly
• s14 - S14. Problems faced last 1 mth: Easily Frightened
• s15 - S15. Problems faced last 1 mth: Hands tremble
• s16 - S16. Problems faced last 1 mth: Nervous, tensed, worried
• s17 - S17. Problems faced last 1 mth: Poor digestion
• s18 - S18. Problems faced last 1 mth: Trible thinking clearly
• s19 - S19. Problems faced last 1 mth: Unhappy about life
• s20 - S20. Problems faced last 1 mth: Cry more than usual
• s21 - S21. Problems faced last 1 mth: Difficult to enjoy daily activities
• s22 - S22. Problems faced last 1 mth: Difficulty in making decision
• s23 - S23. Problems faced last 1 mth: Dly work suffering
• s24 - S24. Problems faced last 1 mth: Unable to play useful part in life
• s25 - S25. Problems faced last 1 mth: lose interest in things
• s26 - S26. Problems faced last 1 mth: Felt worthless person
• s27 - S27. Problems faced last 1 mth: Thought of ending life
• s28 - S28. Problems faced last 1 mth: Feel tired all the time
• s29 - S29. Problems faced last 1 mth: Uncomfortable feeling in stomach
• s30 - S30. Problems faced last 1 mth: Easily tired
• t01_01a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(1A) Able to take care of newborn
• t01_01b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(1B) Difficulty in care of newborn
• t01_02a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(2A) Able to feed the baby
• t01_02b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(2B) Difficulty in feeding the baby
• t01_03a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(3A) Able to bathe the baby
• t01_03b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(3B) Difficulty in bathing the baby
• t01_04a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(4A) Wash baby's clothes
• t01_04b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(4B) Difficulty in washing baby clothes
• t01_05a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(5A) Able to prepare meals
• t01_05b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(5B) Difficulty prepare meals
• t01_06a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(6A) Clean the house
• t01_06b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(6B) Difficulty cleaning house
• t01_07a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(7A) Able to get water
• t01_07b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(7B) Difficulty getting water
• t01_08a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(8A) Able to get nearest health facility
• t01_08b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(8B) Diificulty to get to health facility
• t01_09a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(9A) Able to care oneself
• t01_09b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(9B) Difficulty caring oneself
• t01_10a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(10A) Able to bathe oneself
• t01_10b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(10B) Difficulty bathing oneself
• t01_11a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(11A) Able to get dressed
• t01_11b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(11B) Diificulty dressing oneself
• t01_12a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(12A) Wash clothes
• t01_12b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(12B) difficulty washing clothes
• t01_13a - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(13A) Able to use toilet
• t01_13b - T1. Postnatal functional disability:(13B) Diffciulty using toilet
• t02_01 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(1) Convulsions
• t02_02 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(2) Visual disturbance
• t02_03 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(3) Blindness
• t02_04 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(4) Coma or unconsciousness
• t02_05 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(5) Excessive vaginal bleeding
• t02_06 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(6) Fever
• t02_07 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(7) Abdominal/uterine pain/tenderness
• t02_08 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(8) Foul smelling vaginal discharge
• t02_09 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(9) Productive cough and shortness of breath
• t02_10 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(10) Dysuria or flank pain
• t02_11 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(11) Headache
• t02_12 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(12) Neck stiffness
• t02_13 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(13) Fatigue/weakness/lethargy
• t02_14 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(14) Swelling
• t02_15 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(15) Epilepsy
• t02_16 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(16) High blood pressure
• t02_17 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(17) Nausea/ Vomiting
• t02_18 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(18) Dizziness
• t02_19 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(19) Breast pain/engorgement/cracked or sore nipples/fla
• t02_20 - T2. Postpartum symtopms:(95) Others
• t02_21 - T2. :(21) Respondent taken to clinic or hospital because of these illness
• t02_22 - T2. :(22) Admitted to the hospital
• t02_23 - T2. :(23) Number of days admitted in hospital or clinic
• t03_01 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(1) Feeding difficulty
• t03_02 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(2) Breathing difficulty
• t03_03 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(3) Fits or convulsion
• t03_04 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(4) Movement only when stimulated
• t03_05 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(5) Fever
• t03_06 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(6) Hypothermia/low temperature
• t03_07 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(7) Umbilical cord infection
• t03_08 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(8) Skin infection
• t03_09 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(9) Jaundice/yellow color of skin
• t03_10 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(10) Vomiting/diarrhea
• t03_11 - T3. Infant exp foll symptoms 1 mth from birth:(11) Others
• t03_12 - T3. :(12) Baby taken to clinic or hospital because of these illness
• t03_13 - T3. :(13) Baby admitted to hospital
• t03_14 - T3. :(14) Number of days baby been in hospital or clinic
• v01 - V1. Attitude gender roles: A good wife obeys her husband even if she disagrees
• v02 - V2. Attitude gender roles: The family issues should only be discussed among memb
• v03 - V3. Attitude gender roles: It is important for a man to show his wife who is the
• v04 - V4. Attitude gender roles: A woman should be able to choose her friend even if h
• v05 - V5. Attitude gender roles: It�s wife obligation to have sex with husband even if
• v06 - V6. Attitude gender roles: If a man mistreats his wife others outside of family
• v07_01 - V7. Man can hit wife:(1) If she goes out without telling him
• v07_02 - V7. Man can hit wife:(2) If she neglects the children?
• v07_03 - V7. Man can hit wife:(3) If she argues with him?
• v07_04 - V7. Man can hit wife:(4) If she refuses to have sex with him?
• v07_05 - V7. Man can hit wife:(5) If she does not obey elders in the family?
• v07_06 - V7. Man can hit wife:(6) She disobeys him
• v07_07 - V7. Man can hit wife:(7) She does not complete her household work to his satisfa
• v07_08 - V7. Man can hit wife:(8) She asks him whether he has other girlfriends
• v07_09 - V7. Man can hit wife:(9) He suspects that she is unfaithful
• v07_10 - V7. Man can hit wife:(0) He finds out that she has been unfaithful
• v08_01 - V8. Woman refuse sex:(1) She does not want to
• v08_02 - V8. Woman refuse sex:(2) Her husband is drunk
• v08_03 - V8. Woman refuse sex:(3) She is tired, sick
• v08_04 - V8. Woman refuse sex:(4) He mistreats her
• v09 - V9.In your relationship with your (current or most recent) husband, how often wo
• v10_01 - V10. Domestic life:(1) Tries to keep you from seeing your friends,
• v10_02 - V10. Domestic life:(2) Tries to restrict you from contacting your family of birt
• v10_03 - V10. Domestic life:(3) Insists on knowing where you are at all times,
• v10_04 - V10. Domestic life:(4) Ignores you and treats you indifferently,
• v10_05 - V10. Domestic life:(5) Gets angry if you speak to another man,
• v10_06 - V10. Domestic life:(6) Is often suspicious that you are unfaithful,
• v10_07 - V10. Domestic life:(7) Expects you to ask his permission before seeking health c
• v11a_01 - V11a. Violence by husband:(1) Husband has insulted respondent
• v11a_02 - V11a. Violence by husband:(2) Husband has belittled respondent front of others
• v11a_03 - V11a. Violence by husband:(3) Husband done things to scare or intimidate on purp
• v11a_04 - V11a. Violence by husband:(4) Threatened to hurt respondent or thos she cares
• v11a_05 - V11a. Violence by husband:(5) Pushed, shook, thre something on respondent
• v11a_06 - V11a. Violence by husband:(6) Slapped respondent
• v11a_07 - V11a. Violence by husband:(7) Twisted arm/pulled hair
• v11a_08 - V11a. Violence by husband:(8) Punched with fist
• v11a_09 - V11a. Violence by husband:(9) Kicked or dragged to beat Respondent
• v11a_10 - V11a. Violence by husband:(10) Tried to choke/burn on purpose
• v11a_11 - V11a. Violence by husband:(11) Threaten or attack with a knife, gun, or any othe
• v11b_01 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(1) Husband has insulted respondent
• v11b_02 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(2) Husband has belittled respondent front of o
• v11b_03 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(3) Husband done things to scare or intimidate
• v11b_04 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(4) Threatened to hurt respondent or thos she c
• v11b_05 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(5) Pushed, shook, thre something on respondent
• v11b_06 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(6) Slapped respondent
• v11b_07 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(7) Twisted arm/pulled hair
• v11b_08 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(8) Punched with fist
• v11b_09 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(9) Kicked or dragged to beat Respondent
• v11b_10 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(10) Tried to choke/burn on purpose
• v11b_11 - V11b. Violence in past 12 months:(11) Threaten or attack with a knife, gun, or a
• v12a_01 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(1) MIL has insulted respondent
• v12a_02 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(2) MIL has belittled respondent front of others
• v12a_03 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(3) MIL done things to scare or intimidate on purp
• v12a_04 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(4) Threatened to hurt respondent or thos she cares
• v12a_05 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(5) Pushed, shook, thre something on respondent
• v12a_06 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(6) Slapped respondent
• v12a_07 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(7) Twisted arm/pulled hair
• v12a_08 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(8) Punched with fist
• v12a_09 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(9) Kicked or dragged to beat Respondent
• v12a_10 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(10) Tried to choke/burn on purpose
• v12a_11 - V12a. Violence by MIL/others:(11) Threaten or attack with a knife, gun, or any o
• v12b_01 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(1) MIL has insulted respondent
• v12b_02 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(2) MIL has belittled respondent front of othe
• v12b_03 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(3) MIL done things to scare or intimidate on
• v12b_04 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(4) Threatened to hurt respondent or thos she c
• v12b_05 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(5) Pushed, shook, thre something on respondent
• v12b_06 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(6) Slapped respondent
• v12b_07 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(7) Twisted arm/pulled hair
• v12b_08 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(8) Punched with fist
• v12b_09 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(9) Kicked or dragged to beat Respondent
• v12b_10 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(10) Tried to choke/burn on purpose
• v12b_11 - V12b. Violence in past 12 months:(11) Threaten or attack with a knife, gun, or a
• v13 - V13.Husband physically forced sexual intercourse
• v14 - V14.Beaten or physically assaulted by husband while pregnant
• v15 - V15.Beaten or physically assaulted by husband during last pregnancy
• v16 - V16.Punched or kicked in the abdomen while pregnant
• w1w1 - W1w1. Mothers Weight (in kgs) - measure 1
• w1w2 - W1w2. Mothers Weight (in kgs) - measure 2
• w1w3 - W1w3. Mothers Weight (in kgs) - measure 3 (Optional if needed)
• w1w_err - W1w_err. Mothers Weight (in kgs) - need measure 3
• w2h1 - W2h1. Mothers Height (in cms) - measure 1
• w2h2 - W2h2. Mothers Height (in cms) - measure 2
• w2h2_err - W2h2_err. Mothers Height (in cms) - need measure 3
• w2h3 - W2h3. Mothers Height (in cms) - measure 3 (Optional if needed)
• w3 - W3. Is RDW currently pregnant?
• w5w1 - W5w1. Index Child's Weight (in kgs) - measure 1
• w5w2 - W5w2. Index Child's Weight (in kgs) - measure 2
• w5w3 - W5w3. Index Child's Weight (in kgs) - measure 3 (Optional if needed)
• w5w_err - W5w_err. Index Child's Weight (in kgs) - need measure 3
• w6h1 - W6h1. Index Child's Height (in cms) - measure 1
• w6h2 - W6h2. Index Child's Height (in cms) - measure 2
• w6h2_err - W6h2_err. Index Child's Height (in cms) - need measure 3
• w6h3 - W6h3. Index Child's Height (in cms) - measure 3 (Optional if needed)
• ch_aged - child age in day
• ch_agem - child age in month
• AT - Intervention program
• pair - AT paird
• agegr - RDW's age group
• mo_edu_cat - maternal education in category
• hus_edu - husband's education

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Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:VcjYn/jFily7QFmvy7VnNQ==

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Summary Statistics: Mean 307.6653971708384; Valid 1838.0; StDev 36.68243584082272; Max. 353.0; Min. 278.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BulMlAzgHsfx1gYW8M2xxg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 101.0; Mean 113.42546245919466; StDev 7.534832499338779; Max. 126.0; Valid 1838.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:PFezovJVUnryh97Wb8xWzQ==

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Summary Statistics: Mean 10090.996735582154; Valid 1838.0; Max. 10182.0; Min. 10001.0; StDev 52.85754924255335

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KsuGsdfdN/IC/ePQYfb0Zg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 1838.0; Max. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4Wh7MzRTtbZuy/KjwvloGQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1838.0; StDev 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4Wh7MzRTtbZuy/KjwvloGQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Valid 1838.0; Mean 1.1376496191512517; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.3446256213912304

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aE13fFoAljLyF1FO74zrVg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1838.0; Mean 1.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4Wh7MzRTtbZuy/KjwvloGQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 2.0; Mean 6.384113166485312; StDev 2.3719023123763745; Max. 20.0; Valid 1838.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:hAQRBzvEG6CXv4MdtK+iQg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 1.0; Valid 1838.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4Wh7MzRTtbZuy/KjwvloGQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Valid 1838.0; Max. 2.0; Min. 2.0; Mean 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3z7rPqOpQ/zp3r6lQSA7CQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Mean 3.0; Max. 3.0; Min. 3.0; Valid 1836.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:yHrL+825JbccwrYXRsTR5w==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 4.0; StDev 0.0; Min. 4.0; Valid 1722.0; Max. 4.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zyC6QWk7kNTk8daCnkRxBA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1448.0; Mean 5.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 5.0; Min. 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:x8UQ+fSSkmA/dkYwlElJYA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 6.0; Max. 6.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 1100.0; Min. 6.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ZjPamnMsPXqmD3KoZNvFhg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Mean 7.0; Max. 7.0; Valid 741.0; Min. 7.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:IQVmm6PoU+B9qDWDR94YhQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 8.0; Valid 469.0; Max. 8.0; StDev 0.0; Min. 8.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:1v1x1jhOcJzTNuQ27OO0/A==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 9.0; Min. 9.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 288.0; Mean 9.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gNOLjSS5QKfCTQVIYtN/Ew==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 10.0; Valid 183.0; StDev 0.0; Mean 10.0; Min. 10.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:5TZBdJWNzGzuheDeDOHtSg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 107.0; StDev 0.0; Min. 11.0; Mean 11.0; Max. 11.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QeOTsAwPTxvJv6rbdkrgFw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 12.0; Valid 66.0; Mean 12.0; Min. 12.0; StDev 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KWLWzU2rnUxUyz4uc0li7Q==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 13.0; Valid 44.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 13.0; Mean 13.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:9lLs1OnAmKcTWGAc+X/+Nw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Valid 26.0; Mean 14.0; Min. 14.0; Max. 14.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:X7vxgNRJICHttFrNXIiNlg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 15.0; Min. 15.0; Max. 15.0; Valid 17.0; StDev 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:gSkGEHWWPEFjQ1u331AScg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 16.0; Valid 8.0; Mean 16.0; Max. 16.0; StDev 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:b16wYHnckSdO11CQS7HJaQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Valid 3.0; Mean 17.0; Max. 17.0; Min. 17.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:9Q6Vsd+THR0QJCrCPrChFA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 2.0; StDev 0.0; Mean 18.0; Max. 18.0; Min. 18.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XkxGnxVjYXCnMF31llPrvQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 19.0; Valid 1.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 19.0; Min. 19.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YTQUmtNPnfaOVGcQBv1Fxg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1.0; Mean 20.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 20.0; Min. 20.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2TVRascoV7w8z7dq+sFoAQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 1838.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4Wh7MzRTtbZuy/KjwvloGQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.690835882439293; Valid 1838.0; Max. 11.0; Min. 2.0; Mean 2.126224156692057

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:5KK9TyyCdH9UDUwbh2r0sg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 2.0; Max. 12.0; Mean 3.3943355119825704; StDev 1.1881570665912722; Valid 1836.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xZNKd+VZfz+NhBLUUn3SQw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 1.9001059488488792; Valid 1722.0; Mean 3.9488966318234615; Min. 2.0; Max. 12.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TWPSMQVLfhaIicw7BZijGA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1448.0; Max. 12.0; StDev 2.7171455068493273; Min. 2.0; Mean 4.935773480662983

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4MipgOtqIlHkQl3yutg5Yw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 12.0; Valid 1100.0; StDev 3.2824713628596975; Min. 2.0; Mean 6.143636363636365

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Syn7CArXCSvWovfkDArzOw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 7.144399460188932; Valid 741.0; Max. 12.0; StDev 3.4220171974546467; Min. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UMJGby4heFViAmYCBV/iNw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 7.577825159914714; StDev 3.4623769630591803; Max. 12.0; Min. 2.0; Valid 469.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:OUJVfRD6DfFMS97zOuWHZg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 3.0; Max. 11.0; Mean 8.034722222222221; Valid 288.0; StDev 3.400990211297911

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:e2Yy8zFf0nzKtE1dOUC3Og==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 8.142076502732241; Min. 3.0; StDev 3.4548150909703543; Valid 183.0; Max. 11.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+6vZf2zrw9psSN05kgtpbA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 3.2352918545137332; Valid 107.0; Max. 11.0; Mean 8.607476635514018; Min. 3.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:QQ7C4YRH15Olp4olIB+icg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 11.0; StDev 2.8028041236788126; Mean 9.257575757575758; Valid 66.0; Min. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KepyTaCdFbGlrZR2p7SMeA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 10.022727272727273; Max. 11.0; StDev 1.9940450458352983; Min. 3.0; Valid 44.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DQy/eAAoYO72zwC33+/IVA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 8.961538461538462; StDev 3.3523814726939323; Min. 3.0; Max. 11.0; Valid 26.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vH07fQXPom0s0NGUXMfQtg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 8.294117647058824; StDev 3.5490263785007454; Max. 11.0; Valid 17.0; Min. 3.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tz4tewy3kq2sMhPY28osHA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 9.25; Max. 11.0; Min. 3.0; Valid 8.0; StDev 2.5495097567963922;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NqoIiIK5hgrsZM6Sh1MnjQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 10.0; Valid 3.0; Mean 10.333333333333334; StDev 0.5773502691896257; Max. 11.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:k1l83f7vSJAMHHIJ7HNVUQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.7071067811865476; Min. 10.0; Max. 11.0; Valid 2.0; Mean 10.5;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:u04A748qoA7uUb4kJ7VJAQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 10.0; Mean 10.0; StDev 0.0; Valid 1.0; Max. 10.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LxmEtVT6ZnAJhSbhN0Ljlg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 5.0; Min. 5.0; Valid 1.0; StDev 0.0; Mean 5.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dod+Fztrj9pyAQ4YSm/pJg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Valid 1838.0; Min. 2.0; Mean 2.0; Max. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3z7rPqOpQ/zp3r6lQSA7CQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.16891451605107016; Mean 1.029379760609358; Max. 2.0; Valid 1838.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:DSHu/b5nznx59dhUif2mUA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.533769063180828; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.49899425719137036; Valid 1836.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uMqKWUSsGfu0EwfKT2iF/g==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1722.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.4997777517787706; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.4808362369337984

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:oOrV2pIyUJWy395P6ddM5A==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.5082872928176796; StDev 0.5001040337424176; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1448.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:xMmouow+etEw2DN9OKBNrA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1100.0; StDev 0.4989027583405002; Mean 1.5363636363636364; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+nMaYhUWVjUNq8O7jgWmnQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.49995440577031286; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.5195681511470986; Min. 1.0; Valid 741.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:7wZJg7+qOy/sjcIJGMnSvA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Valid 469.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.499576114673644; Mean 1.4690831556503199

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:F0X4SV2yeuIsOU9Ax+2naA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.49966113178079613; Mean 1.5347222222222223; Valid 288.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4/dxUur9Oc4GirRpTmDp5Q==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.4808743169398906; StDev 0.5010048151228853; Valid 183.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NGgIuSTmnrrTnWXLUe3kwg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.4485981308411215; Valid 107.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.4996913171642108

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:tLDbTUYMJqQeLgY+ABQDDA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.5303030303030303; Valid 66.0; StDev 0.502905312075497; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BdfWj5idNKolgld0tp5RUA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.5052577681363806; Mean 1.4772727272727273; Valid 44.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:khBIF0ACS7Ax7dAwKQLynw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 26.0; StDev 0.5099019513592785; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.5

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:AQTEBFkhbxKHQ+oBlnOs3g==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.5072996561958923; Valid 17.0; Min. 1.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 1.588235294117647

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:l1MbrOP80jgeQodq4M8nJQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Valid 8.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.5175491695067657; Mean 1.375

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:9MSvdOZJsJ24BmeMp+kVdw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 3.0; Mean 1.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:EtGKgldzhtf894lw9hETbw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0; StDev 0.7071067811865476; Mean 1.5; Valid 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LZC4jvKo+95ANHV6f1RLUA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 2.0; Mean 2.0; Min. 2.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aHmsBY6EcJwOu6531hkTQA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 2.0; Valid 1.0; Max. 2.0; StDev 0.0; Mean 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aHmsBY6EcJwOu6531hkTQA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 11.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.8286180631120778; StDev 2.0309278096562347; Valid 1838.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:778Zx2ItrtbwG2ytLUmaWw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 3.0157611755269924; Valid 1836.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 11.0; Mean 2.7380174291939015

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+p3keiN3B44q3/G/IXp7XA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.972706155632985; Max. 11.0; Valid 1722.0; StDev 2.630191354206239; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8XDsVfUwFMoIeOGdfRLncg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.45718232044199; Valid 1448.0; Max. 11.0; StDev 2.2998069844595217; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:vBMUY6UJEwAWqq86Kr/lTg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 1100.0; Max. 11.0; Mean 1.3354545454545452; StDev 2.328604668510453

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ImiOQpjZdVuc7UdonMuIPw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 11.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 1.253711201079622; StDev 2.2301079522401146; Valid 741.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MPH/87MNT5CYKG7lgI93Ow==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 11.0; StDev 2.403520780560014; Valid 469.0; Mean 1.390191897654584

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0fzF1c80dRhFYaZ+iKpsxg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 288.0; StDev 2.274666380561582; Min. 0.0; Max. 10.0; Mean 1.3229166666666667;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wTpzB7BVutOWF7VRIrMUQw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 11.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 183.0; Mean 1.6502732240437161; StDev 2.6411967466678368

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:KjNJbe5HDaLJ320uiuj4Cg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 10.0; Valid 107.0; StDev 2.2896037454617755; Mean 1.2429906542056075;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:c89mcHbM9rnNuxWGXALDlA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 11.0; StDev 2.886993580653054; Mean 1.6060606060606064; Min. 0.0; Valid 66.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XsRG58bN9OZGnZ8WYKl9zw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 44.0; Mean 1.1136363636363638; Max. 11.0; StDev 2.45153875826961; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cyDkk1YJUZ9oxcd0S9YuNg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.576923076923077; Max. 8.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 2.5167133634655645; Valid 26.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:OlwZAA77zH3y7llY+pr6AA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 1.647058823529412; StDev 2.5480673183461082; Max. 8.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 17.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Lp5Rhj1qsney1plIr231sg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 4.0; StDev 1.4142135623730951; Mean 0.5; Valid 8.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dDR1wZDFNQwNtOWwZoe/7g==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Max. 0.0; Mean 0.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 3.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8+pucZcWTliBRVDeWGy8nw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 2.0; Max. 0.0; Mean 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:m63YDUfEjQIP8QIOffEngg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 1.0; StDev 0.0; Max. 0.0; Mean 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nzUpYdrFKox64L7xTU5bBg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1.0; Max. 0.0; Mean 0.0; StDev 0.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:nzUpYdrFKox64L7xTU5bBg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1838.0; Mean 28.4727965179543; Max. 70.0; StDev 8.003338301371116; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:/f4PgU6IMpkiqwsx0/NJCg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 12.946078431372541; Valid 1836.0; StDev 19.913486752454233; Min. 0.0; Max. 70.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:aq2cLgVobTwDr+iiaXi8ow==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 24.09688690521842; Valid 1722.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 20.18699186991869; Max. 70.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:d8ByopXyoSMJnp01vyi4UQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 70.0; StDev 24.400323639201286; Mean 24.784530386740318; Min. 0.0; Valid 1448.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:UUXQ26Eu63DqQ6/DVYPIjw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1100.0; Max. 70.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 23.893636363636375; StDev 22.602844632721396

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:6iOk0HHjnVQWaX3yMfaDvw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 20.03155350966332; Max. 70.0; Mean 21.23886639676114; Valid 741.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:7G2tE9C+FxjCGBRe+3634g==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 469.0; StDev 20.639675834203267; Min. 0.0; Max. 70.0; Mean 19.95948827292111

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ag4skDdbho+C0T9MgT5tNQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 19.316387089756613; Mean 18.12847222222222; Max. 70.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 288.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8g4qWQ+ltD4gFOKOOGTvXQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 70.0; StDev 17.766993729223373; Mean 15.715846994535518; Min. 0.0; Valid 183.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0orwQ0tP29++GkPXw+ES8Q==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 18.33644859813084; Min. 0.0; Max. 70.0; Valid 107.0; StDev 18.41653478009083;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:SDDRmJtutT+M5IO2g5mBgQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 13.430126520934135; Mean 14.969696969696969; Valid 66.0; Max. 65.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:K+BLm8fSFNsFfCz5bSVZrw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 18.204545454545453; Valid 44.0; StDev 16.59865439412365; Max. 70.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:JweQJ2F19ZTRZBsK7XQljQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 26.0; Max. 26.0; StDev 7.834538914320357; Mean 8.5

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0SvIyUJTnrV2QSEnd/uAgQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 17.0; StDev 12.144957801491119; Min. 0.0; Mean 11.0; Max. 45.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:8bKidQ3USXezeaNLMaKNTw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 14.858859790903011; Valid 8.0; Max. 54.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 21.75

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:2YCaTdlLk7tbaqNCOzeb8Q==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 16.0; StDev 23.18045153428495; Mean 31.333333333333332; Valid 3.0; Max. 58.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ttbDfAJYhPpvrfGksWK09A==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 29.698484809834994; Mean 39.0; Min. 18.0; Valid 2.0; Max. 60.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:maLKj2Uhf8/lJchuuajnIw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1.0; Mean 17.0; StDev 0.0; Min. 17.0; Max. 17.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0xD4lmehnL0AeHASOUjP4Q==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 57.0; Mean 57.0; Min. 57.0; Valid 1.0; StDev 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:Ziap07WSHWFQXKdf999NsQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.0; Max. 1.0; Valid 1838.0; Min. 1.0; Mean 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:4Wh7MzRTtbZuy/KjwvloGQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 3.2861806311207826; StDev 1.7804767437304065; Max. 20.0; Min. 1.0; Valid 1838.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NonCfU6E0OdMHYVOQvlTWA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 16.0; Mean 4.8204570184983675; Valid 1838.0; Min. 2.0; StDev 1.9429465437050537

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:TM5L/vuCZ/Fv4v3YETdw3w==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.2508932167406736; Valid 1838.0; Mean 1.0674646354733404; Max. 2.0; Min. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0rAELkR43ODKTx84oBofGw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1838.0; Max. 95.0; Min. -96.0; StDev 5.930969366399344; Mean 2.484221980413494;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:u20SJcfyWTdhYB8mpCIuUw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 1.0; Mean 1.0; Valid 1814.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:P6lIWCm4aO7M3nOQ7SmjKg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 7.0; Max. 95.0; Valid 1838.0; Mean 17.437431991294847; StDev 28.46040621984664

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:wryZpXoZTBeop9yjrskJyQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.6605005440696408; StDev 0.6304521968470171; Valid 1838.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 2.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3Mak99Nwdkv2z3zjbmvXNw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; StDev 0.4874071826165828; Mean 1.756398104265403; Max. 2.0; Valid 1055.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:NmljZIqptYrZmr+WrZfkwg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.032644178454842; StDev 5.82151703722901; Max. 4.0; Valid 1838.0; Min. -99.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:LaN35PGxeorFWGbDRBaHEw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.3150163220892274; Valid 1838.0; StDev 0.4646487950349752; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:L2MYJ4wmvib+2YfYQqmTCw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 1259.0; Mean 3.279586973788721; Max. 7.0; StDev 1.4724781425026765;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:W5ONq9wQFLKiqcCM+roM4g==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 3.0; Mean 0.9825258141382064; Min. -99.0; StDev 9.415493758109031; Valid 1259.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:z1TohanmnurMkRrjAqQO0w==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 2.7696584590945195; Max. 5.0; StDev 1.1239554250087116; Valid 1259.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:b8SGSq+pEGWfPMYMx5AvbQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.8438520130576718; Valid 1838.0; StDev 0.36309437052836735;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+1zyN63hAaiTfuVCC1+1yA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean -18.702778564314105; Max. 5.0; StDev 41.55154450381035; Min. -99.0; Valid 1838.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BNLzY3ZtYQgjwP+YqZU2Kg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 50.19458759665963; Max. 6.900000095367432; Valid 1551.0; Mean -56.77526112197684; Min. -99.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:qgmXLqy+3hlQqdtHxLjhnQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; StDev 0.24805643683635165; Valid 1838.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.9341675734494017

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bcSGhMTTdNaFD8SVxubAyA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1838.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.15290096484030727; Mean 0.9760609357997825

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:b16ei66/cZcUT51cs9k5Sg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.9319912948857454; StDev 0.25182935683713736; Valid 1838.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:o9go/7PF629m4chZU/Px1w==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.35281031333420254; Valid 1717.0; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.14560279557367514

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:407hb1BzM5Rnw4RFlYdRlQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.368232022205984; Max. 1.0; Valid 1794.0; Mean 0.8383500557413612; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:dXm3MfsgBFHOmJwpASoD0w==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.46543847828606183; Mean 0.31698774080560405; Valid 1713.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:s9RKl3MiDFiNE8rVuB3qTg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 12.0; Mean 2.0559999999999996; Min. 0.0; Valid 250.0; StDev 1.5896452080732357

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:0kJzKl683MaKch5V9qfS7g==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 20.0; StDev 2.3377881527218656; Min. 0.0; Valid 1504.0; Mean 3.9780585106382986

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XCU5umIOfqkMUHNbqZCDsg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 2.9373848987108646; Valid 543.0; Max. 12.0; StDev 1.8702719411538726

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:c76bkj60EkKCmHooLf1k9A==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1717.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.4857487784138564; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.6191030867792661

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:MJCLuIERzDd0FlEPwEr1gg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Mean 0.6215161649944257; Valid 1794.0; StDev 0.48514432626473086; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:P4AJj+h5QUq5wHFKE6yLKA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.4762651710228147; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.6526561587857564; Valid 1713.0; Max. 1.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:uAuUGmU3YKU0J3e6qCVPPw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 25.0; Valid 1063.0; StDev 1.2856499571835232; Min. 0.0; Mean 2.2116650987770456

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:+D8wE+V1RPCbuxOW3UenLA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 10.0; Min. 0.0; Mean 2.283408071748878; StDev 1.1682680060868373; Valid 1115.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:31CDV0c6PZDuIA6E1jmlNQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 2.2728085867620753; StDev 1.2473044816894487; Max. 16.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1118.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:zMvs2v6f+rlROIizRzTKqQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Valid 1717.0; StDev 0.44776029267589; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.2772277227722771

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:YvuosLF4jXdbSfA8ReDqeg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; Valid 1794.0; Mean 0.2748049052396879; StDev 0.4465403863365306

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:O1K+u9FcujX8EJs+t1WYqw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; StDev 0.4316967959316315; Mean 0.24751897256275554; Min. 0.0; Valid 1713.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3teFIU8aGmU6fFO1oow6hg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 476.0; Max. 10.0; StDev 1.037168601788566; Mean 1.9201680672268908; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:eR8I7W4q3yIZL7vJlnPXnQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Mean 1.9472616632860043; Max. 13.0; Valid 493.0; StDev 1.1464232139389867;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:OnqLWizrW8f4UXGzvSlAiA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 10.0; Mean 1.9150943396226416; Valid 424.0; StDev 1.0551499240569513;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:3xwDBpTTJrtWWtpGFXvImA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.5934769947583001; Max. 9.0; Valid 1717.0; StDev 1.0231148285570701; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:VvE/HSuEMhG+rA1HkYhuGg==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.42481085599069734; Mean 0.23603461841070017; Valid 1271.0; Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:J79K2JbgfXU/1ajS9ScTEA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1271.0; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.4452811186198366; Mean 0.27222659323367426; Min. 0.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:11C5gJ689b304UignOS+7A==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; StDev 0.2730017292652948; Mean 0.08103855232100717; Valid 1271.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:cK9XM22olMgJwD/VHl09Lw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Valid 1271.0; StDev 0.3353675967395327; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.1290322580645162

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:BI09z3DubjXJ1aOPEB9lkQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Max. 1.0; Min. 0.0; StDev 0.3000131127477789; Mean 0.09992132179386315; Valid 1271.0;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:bHU6eukS/aRGlwwn86Vp8A==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.4277103248342286; Valid 1271.0; Mean 0.24075531077891363; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:N+dyiF8MvwuyxOSH+bNFrw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.09992132179386312; Max. 1.0; Valid 1271.0; StDev 0.3000131127477791; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:lcTA7hKHQ/UXXApQI2bxTw==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Mean 0.015735641227380054; Max. 1.0; StDev 0.12449990410600285; Valid 1271.0; Min. 0.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:B1KV2pv07KlHNqzuvxYzZA==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Valid 1271.0; StDev 0.09266313289168851; Mean 0.008654602675058985;

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:ijoecorIyvwIQMsO94B9aQ==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: StDev 0.22511925054759419; Min. 0.0; Mean 0.053501180173092015; Valid 1271.0; Max. 1.0

Variable Format: numeric

Notes: UNF:6:XBfO44+HtsRZdGXN7XfAng==

f3892423 Location:

Summary Statistics: Valid 1271.0; StDev 0.2297445202599599; Min. 0.0; Max. 1.0; Mean 0.055861526357199015

Variable Format: numeric