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Availability of DKT Condom Brands in Rural Ethiopia
Jan,2011 - Feb,2011
Market assessment on females' condom study dataset includes variables such as socio-demographic attributes of respondents. These attributes include sex, age, marital status, religion, ed...Large and Medium Scale Commercial Farms Sample Survey 2010/11(2003 E.C)
Sep,2010 - Aug,2011
Large and Medium Scale Commercial Farms Sample Survey 2010/11(2003 E.C) dataset is produced by one of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Central Statistical Agency survey amongst the 2289 far...Report on the 2009 Round Antenatal Care Sentinel HIV Surveillance in Ethiopia
Jan,2009 - Dec,2009
This HIV surveillance report presents results from the Antenatal Care (ANC) based-Sentinel HIV Surveillance data from the 2009 round. The results refer to the HIV prevalence of ANC clients at the sent...Nutrition and retrospective mortality survey in Deder woreda ,Oromia region , 2011
Aug,2011 - Sep,2011
The anthropometry and retrospective mortality survey was implemented in Deder Woreda in the Oromia region. Standardized monitoring and assessment of relief and transitions (SMART) methodology was...Population and Housing Census of Ethiopia, 2007
May,2007 - Nov,2007
This dataset on the national population and housing census of Ethiopia was done by the central statistical agency (CSA) in 2007 and was conducted from May 2007 to November 2007. The objective of this ...National Tuberculosis Prevalence Survey, 2011
Jun,2010 - Mar,2011
To determine the prevalence of pulmonary TB among the general adult population aged >=15 years...Final Report on Nutrition & Mortality Survey of Bambasi Woreda of Assosa Zone Benishangul Gumz Region
Dec,2011 - Dec,2011
Bambasi is one of the 21 woredas of the Benishangul-Gumuz regional state, and it is one of the 7 Woredas of the Asosa zone. It is located in the western part of Ethiopia at about 660 km from Addis Aba...Ethiopian Demographic and Health Survey 2011
Dec,2010 - Jun,2011
The 2011 Ethiopia Demographic and Health Survey (EDHS) was conducted by the Central Statistical Agency (CSA) under the auspices of the Ministry of Health. The principal objective of the 2011 Ethiopia ...Nutritional Antropometric and Retrospective Mortality Survey, Bultum Woreda-West Hararge
Apr,2012 - Apr,2012
In the survey children aged 6 to 59 months had their MUAC [to the nearest 1 mm], weight [to the nearest 100 gm], and length/height measured [to the nearest 0.1 cm] and checked for nutritional bil...Ethiopia Welfare Monitoring Survey, 2011
Apr,2011 - Jun,2011
The Welfare Monitoring Survey (WMS) of the year 2011 was the fifth round of WMS conducted in Ethiopia. This survey data capture information on major welfare indicators including basic population chara...Related searches Availability| DKT| Condom| Rural| Accessibly| Distribution| Commercial farm| Fourth| CSA| Survey| Livestock| Agriculture| Temporary crops| Permanent crops| Meher season| Cropland area| Production| Meher season| HIV| ANC| Surveillance| Round| Prevalence| Sentinel site| Syphills| Pregnant womens| National level| EHNRI| Region| PMTCT| Laboratory| Specimen| Prevalence| acute malutrition | vaccination | children | two satge cluster sampling | Harari | Ethiopia| mortality and morbidity| population and housing| census| prevalence of TB; bacteriologically confirmed TB; sputum smear positive TB; population-based survey| Nutrition| Mortality| Survey| Bambasi Woreda| Assosa Zone| Benshangul Gmuz Region| 2011 Demographic and Health Survey| Fertility| Family planning| maternal mortality| maternal and child health| nutrition| HIV/AIDS| Women| Children| Households| child mortality| children’s nutritional status| Men| Anaemia prevalence| Health care access| Education attainment| Housing conditions| Immunization| Growth and Transformation Plan| Anaemia| Millennium Development Goals| DHS surveys| country level| Residence| Ministry of Health| Region| prevalence| acute malutrition | vaccination | children | two satge cluster sampling | West Harerge| Ethiopia| mortality and morbidity| |