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Brazil 2010 Kenya 2009 Sierra Leone 2004 Uganda 2002
China 1990 Laos 2015 South Africa 2007 Uganda 2014
Fiji 2007 Lesotho 1996 South Africa 2011 Vietnam 1989
Indonesia 1976 Lesotho 2006 South Africa 2016 Vietnam 1999
Kenya 1979 Liberia 2008 Tanzania 1988 Vietnam 2009
Kenya 1989 Myanmar 2014 Tanzania 2002
Kenya 1999 Nepal 2001 Turkey 1990
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Brazil 2010 — source variable BR2010A_LBTHSEX — Sex of the last child born alive as of July 31, 2010
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6. Resident characteristics


Fertility
For women aged 10 years or more
[Questions 6.63 to 6.69 were asked for women aged 10 years or more]


6.65 What is the sex of the last child born alive by July 31, 2010?

[] 1 Male (follow 6.66)
[] 2 Female

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Fertility

For female residents 10 years of age or older


6.65 - What is the sex of the last child born alive before July 31, 2010?

1 - Men
2 - Women


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China 1990 — source variable CN1990A_CHB89_90 — Births between 1989 to 1990
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15. Birth since Jan. 1, 1989:
Women age 15-49.

[] 0 No birth
[] 1 Baby boy born in the 1st half 1989
[] 2 Baby girl born in the 1st half 1989
[] 3 Baby boy born in the 2nd half 1989
[] 4 Baby girl born in the 2nd half 1989
[] 5 Baby boy born in the 1st half 1990
[] 6 Baby girl born in the 1st half 1990

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15. Birth since Jan 1, 1989 -- For women aged 15-50 including singles.

If she did not give live birth between Jan 1, 1989 and Jun 30, 1990, circle "0".

If she gave live birth to one child since Jan 1, 1989, circle the answers on the left side only. If she gave birth between Jan 1, 1989 and Jun 30, 1989, circle "1" if the baby is a boy, circle "2" if it is a girl. If she gave birth between Jul 1, 1989 and Dec 31, 1989, circle "3" if the baby is a boy, circle "4" if it is a girl. If she gave birth between Jan 1, 1990 and Jun 30, 1990, circle "5" if the baby is a boy, circle "6" if it is a girl.

If she gave birth twice or gave one birth to twins since Jan 1, 1989, circle the answers on the left side for the first child, and circle the answers on the right side for the second child.

Women who have given birth since Jan 1, 1989 include single mothers.

Live birth means: at the time of delivery (no matter how long the duration of pregnancy was), the baby had breath, heartbeat, umbilical pulse, voluntary muscle contraction, or other signals of life.

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Fiji 2007 — source variable FJ2007A_LASTBSEX — Sex of last born child
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For all women born in 1992 or before
[Questions F1-F6 were asked of women born in 1992 or before.]


F5. What is the sex of this last born child?

(Tick appropriate box)
[ ] 1 Male
[ ] 2 Female


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Indonesia 1976 — source variable ID1976A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last live birth
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E. Marriage and fertility
Ask of all ever-married women. Ask questions person by person.
[Questions E1-E11]


[Questions E6-E11 were asked of women who have ever married and who have ever had a live birth, as per question E1.]


E10. Sex of baby

Was your last baby male or female?

[] L Male
[] P Female

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E. Information on mother's fertility
Ask these questions to women who have ever been married, that is, currently married, widowed or divorced

This part of the questionnaire contains questions about marriage (how many times married), number of children, and some questions about family planning.


Column (6) through (11): The questions for these columns are special ones that are asked about the last baby born (born alive) and only asked to women who have ever given birth (column (2) not 0).


Column (10) Gender of last child
Fill in the appropriate code.


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Kenya 1979 — source variable KE1979A_LBSEX — Sex of last born child
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For all females aged 12 years and older

Particulars of her last birth:

When was her last child borne?
s. Year ____
t. Month ____
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The questions in columns (m) to (u) apply to all women and girls aged twelve years and over.

124. Answers are required for all women in this category. It does not matter whether or not they are married, single, divorced or separated; whether or not they are still attending school; whether or not you think they have or have not borne children; or what their relationship to the head of the household -- you must ask the questions of all women and girls aged twelve and over.

125. For males and for girls under twelve years of age, write 'n/a' in column (m) and leave the rest blank.

126. Many women do not like answering questions about their children. There are various reasons for this, but it is your job to obtain the answers. It will require firmness and tact.


141. Ask,
'In what year was her last child borne?'

142. Record the year of birth in column (s). For the years 1960 to 1979 state the year, but if the child was borne before 1960 and the exact year is not known you may write '1959'.

143. If the child was born in 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978 or 1979, ask,
'In what month of the year was it borne?'

144. Record the month in column (t). If the child was born in 1974 or before you need not record the month of birth.

145. Then ask,
'Was it a boy or a girl?'

146. Record the sex of the last borne child in column (u). Write 'M' for males and 'F' for females. If they were male twins, write '2M'; if female twins, write '2F'; if twins with one of each sex, write 'MF' and so on.

147. If the last borne child is alive and is living with the mother in the household, check that the year of birth agrees with the age of the child which you have recorded in column (d). If the dates do not agree, find out what has gone wrong and make any correction that is necessary.


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Kenya 1989 — source variable KE1989A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last birth
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D. Females aged 12 years and over

Particulars of her last live birth

P48. Was it a boy or a girl?

[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female
[] 3 Male twins
[] 4 Female twins
[] 5 Male-female twins
[] 6 Multiple births
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The questions in columns P40 to P51 apply to all women and girls aged 12 years and over

146. Answers are required of all women in this category. It does not matter whether or not they are married, single, divorced or separated; whether or not they are still attending school; or their relationship to the head of the household: you must ask the questions of all women and girls aged twelve years and over. The first thing to do is check column P00 to identify all those to whom these questions should be addressed.

147. For males and for girls under twelve years of age, leave columns P40 to P51 blank.

148. Many women do not like answering questions about their children. There are various reasons for this, but it is your job to obtain the answers. It will require firmness, politeness and tact.

149. Ask of all females age 12 and over whether they have borne any live children.

150. A child borne alive is one who cries after birth. The census is concerned only with children borne alive. Do not include stillbirths; that is, children who were born dead and therefore did not cry at the time of birth.

151. If the woman has never borne any live children, write '00' in each of columns P40 to P51.

152. If the woman has borne live children, ask, 'of the children she has borne alive, how many are living in this household?'

153. Write the number of boys who are living in the household in column P40 and the number of girls in column P41. If none of the boys or girls are living in the household, write '00' in the appropriate columns. You should be able to verify this information from column P00. If, for example, the woman has only two boys and two girls, you should write '02' in column P40 and '02' in column P41.

154. Next, of the children borne alive, ask her how many are living elsewhere?'

155. Write the number of boys who are living elsewhere in column P42 and the number of girls in column P43. If none of the boys or girls she has borne alive are living elsewhere, write '00' in the appropriate columns.

156. Include in these columns all the children she has borne alive who are living elsewhere. It may be that they have grown up and married, or have gone off to work, or are living with relatives, or are in a boarding school, and so on. Make sure that none of the children she has borne alive are missed and ask further questions to probe the matter fully, such as, 'are any of your children away, at work, or with relatives?'

157. Then ask, 'of the children you have borne alive, how many have died?'

158. Many people do not talk of the dead and many others find it painful. It is best to ask this question in a matter of fact way and without embarrassment. Please refer to item 150 above for the definition of a live birth.

159. Write the number of boys who have died in column P44 and number of girls in column P45. If none of the boys and girls she has borne have died, write '00' in the appropriate columns.

160. If, in-spite of your best efforts, you cannot obtain this information about the children who have died, code '99' in column P44 and P45. Do not leave any of these columns blank.

161. Before proceeding to columns P46 through P51, probe to know whether the number of children given in columns P40 through P 45 is correct by asking the woman again how many children she has given birth to. If this number differs from the total number in columns P40 through P 45, adjust your entries accordingly.

162. Ask, 'in what year was her last child born?'

163. Record the year of birth in column P47. For the years 1970 to 1989 state the year, but if the child was born before 1970 and the year is not known you may write '1969'. Code the last two digits of the year (e.g., 70 for 1970, 79 for 1979, and so forth).

164. If the child was born in 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988 or 1989, ask, 'in what month of the year was the child born?'

165. Code the month in column P46. Use '01' for January, '02' for February, etc. If the child was born in 1984 or before, you need not code the month of birth. However if the month is known, even for years before 1984, you may code them.

166. Then ask, 'was it a boy or a girl?'

167. Code the sex of the last borne child in column P48. Code '1' for males and '2' for females. If they were male twins, code '3', if female twins code '4', it twins with one of each sex, code '5', code '6' for other multiple births.

168. In column P49 indicate whether the child is still alive. If in column P48 it was indicated that they were twins or multiple births, preference will be given to dead children. If all the children of the above birth categories have died, preference will be given to the one who died latest. If the last born child is alive, and is living with the mother in the household, check that the year of birth agrees with the age of the child given is in column P12. If the dates do not agree, find out what has gone wrong and make the necessary corrections. If the child has died (see column P49), code the month and year of death in columns P50 and P51, respectively.

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Kenya 2009 — source variable KE2009A_LBCHSEX — Sex of last child
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B: Information regarding females aged 12 years and above
[Questions P-24 to P-36 were asked of females age 12+ only.]


P-35. Was this child male or female?

[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female
[] 3 Male twins
[] 4 Female twins
[] 5 Male-female twins
[] 6 Multiple births
[] 9 Unknown

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- Section B: Information regarding females 12 years old and above. This section covers columns P24 to P36. It pertains to live births and should be asked of all females aged 12 years and above and make appropriate entries for each. As much as possible, obtain the information directly from the female concerned. Information should only be obtained from someone else if the respondent cannot be reached.


[Questions 32 to 36 were asked of females 12 years old and over with at least one live birth.]

31.6 Columns P32 to P36: Particulars of last live births


31.9 Column P35: Sex of the child

Ask, 'Was the child a boy or a girl?'
Write the sex of the last borne child in column P35. Code "1" for male, "2" for female, "3" for male twins, "4" for female twins, "5" for twins with one of either sex, and "6" for other multiple births and "9" for don't know.


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Laos 2015 — source variable LA2015A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last live birth
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E. For women aged 15-49 years old (Directly ask female)

Particulars of last live births

Q34. Sex of last live birth
[] 1. Male
[] 2. Female
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4.6. Section E: For women aged between 15-49 (ask women directly)
The purpose of section E is to collect information on the fertility of women aged between 15-49 years. They will be interviewed about giving live births, age at first birth, and last birth. Surveyors should ask these questions directly to women. In case the target female interviewee is not at home, the surveyor can ask the head of the household instead.

Question Q33, Q34, Q35: The last-born child
The objective of this question is to obtain information about the last-born child of each woman in the interviewed household which includes the following information:

Q34: Gender
Gender of the last living child of the woman in the household. You will have to write down the answers by highlighting in black in the box as specified in the questionnaire: 1 for male; 2 for female.

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Lesotho 1996 — source variable LS1996A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last live birth
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Section E. For women aged 12 years and over

29. What was the sex of the last live birth?

Include those who were born alive and died afterwards.
[Enter NA if not applicable.]

[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female
[] Don't know
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5. Part E of the questionnaire

Columns 26 to 30 should be asked only of women aged 12 years and over

140. Column 29: Sex of the last live birth. Was it a boy or a girl?
It the last live births were multiple births, enter sex of the last twin.


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Lesotho 2006 — source variable LS2006A_LSTBSEX — Sex of the last birth
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Section F. Women aged 12 to 49 years (Fertility)

37. What was the sex of the last live birth?

Include those who were born alive and died afterwards.

[] Male
[] Female
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Part F of the questionnaire
For women aged 12 to 49 years (fertility)

107. Column 37: What was the sex of the last live birth?

State the sex of the most recent birth, include those who were born alive and later died

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Liberia 2008 — source variable LR2008A_CHSEX — Sex of child born in last 12 months
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Females aged 12-49 years

P33-38. No. of births (last 12 months)

P33-35. Sex
[] 1 M
[] 2 F

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Myanmar 2014 — source variable MM2014A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last live birth
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Ever married women (aged 15 and above) (25 through 31)
[Question 25 through 31 were only asked of ever married women age 15 and older.]

30. Sex of last live birth

[] 1. Male
[] 2. Female
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Births to Ever Married Women Section (Fertility)

186. The questions on births and children related issues will be asked to ever-married women aged 15 and above. Many women may be reluctant to answer questions about their children. There are various reasons for this, but it is your duty to obtain the answers. It will require firmness, politeness, tact, understanding and, for some questions such as death, sympathy.

187. Only females above 15 years who have ever married should respond to the questions on births. Use Q4 - sex, Q5 - age, and Q6 - marital status, to determine eligible persons for this section. These questions will be used to estimate fertility and childhood mortality levels in Myanmar. The information would also be used to undertake population projections required for future planning purposes.


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Nepal 2001 — source variable NP2001A_SEXBTH1 — Sex of child born in last 12 months, first child
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Only for married women (15-49 year of age)
[Questions 13 and 14 were asked of only married women age 15-49 years.]


14. Has ____ had any live births during the last 12 months?

[] 1 Yes
[] 2 No


[If yes]


Sex

[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female

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Column 14: Have ____had any live births during the last 12 months?
[For all ever married women aged 15-49 years
[] 1 Yes
[] 2 No


For the purpose of counting fertility, during the last 12 months refers the reference period of last 12 months from the day of counting (enumeration). Usually the enumeration day will be 22 June of 2001 (Jestha-Asar, 2058), the last 12 months includes from 23 June 2000 (Jestha-Asar, 2057) to June 2001 (Jestha-Asar, 2058). If women have had any live births during the last 12 months, they should be counted. To understand live births, the meaning is mentioned already in column 13. In that reference period, if any children are born and die immediately or after sometime, they are a live birth and should be included in the counting. But still births should not be included.

If the enumerated women have had live birth in this reference period then encircle code 1 and if not encircle code 2.

After encircled code 1 to denote yes,

Sex of live birth (male or female) ____ year of live birth ____ month ____should be mentioned.

If there is more than one live birth in the reference period, all the children should be counted and sex (male or female) should be denoted by code, and year and month of all children born should be mentioned separately. In the reference period of one year, if any woman has had twin or triple live births, then the year and month of all children should be noted respectively by denoting the sex of children. If the space is not sufficient, the next page should be added to denote the live births.

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Sierra Leone 2004 — source variable SL2004A_LSTBSEX — Sex of the last child born (in last 12 months)
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[Questions P34 - P38: Females age 10 to 54 years]

Particulars of her most recent birth (last 12 months)


P34. Year _ _ _ _

P35. Month _ _

P36. Sex

[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female

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Columns P34 to P38 -- Particulars of [the] most recent live birth (last 12 months)
151. These columns must be completed for all women aged between 10 and 54 years of age for whom live births have been recorded.

152. If each of columns P26 to P33 contains "00", then draw a straight line across P34 to P38.


P36 -- Sex of child
157. Ask for the sex of the child even if the child is dead. Record the answer for "Male" or 2 for "Female" in column P36.


[Questions P34 - P38: Females age 10-54]


P36 Sex

[] M
[] F


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South Africa 2007 — source variable ZA2007A_LSTCHSEX — Sex of last child born
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Section F: Fertility - ask of women aged 12 to 50 years (born between and including 1957 and 1995) listed on the flap
[Questions P-40 to P-47.]


P-46
Is (the person)'s last born child male or female?

Mark appropriate box with an X.
If multiple births, indicate only last child.
[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female

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5.7. Section F: Fertility

This section is to be asked only of women aged 12 to 50 years (born between and including 1957 and 1995) listed on the flap.


(P-46) Is (the person's) last born child male or female?
Ask the person if the last-born child was a boy or a girl. Mark with an X 1 for boy or 2 for girl. If multiple births, indicate only the last child.


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South Africa 2011 — source variable ZA2011A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last child born
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Section G: Fertility
Ask of women aged 12-50 years on the flap

P-39 Sex of last child born
Is [the person's] last child born male or female?
Mark the appropriate circle with an X.

1. Male
2. Female
3. Do not know
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9. Section G: Fertility (remember to follow instructions)
Purpose: Provides an estimation of fertility in the country which helps in population projections.

This section must be completed ONLY for women aged 12 to 50 years.
This should not include miscarriages, stillbirths and adopted children.
If the woman stays with all her children and none have died, then put 00 on P-36 to P-37 (for boys, girls and total).
If a woman is a visitor, the question on total children living with her in the household (P-35) must be about the children she is visiting with. Then all her other children who are not there with her will be living elsewhere.
If she is visiting alone, then P-35 will be 00 as she does not have any children with her in the household that she is part of on census night.

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South Africa 2016 — source variable ZA2016A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last child born
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3. Person information

[3.7] Household members

[3.7.8] Fertility
Now, I am going to ask you questions about your biological children.

[3.7.8.13] Is the respondent's last child born male or female?

[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female
[] 3 Do not know

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Tanzania 1988 — source variable TZ1988A_CHBORNM — Children born during last year, male
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Females 12 years and older
[Applied to questions 19 to 22]


22. How many children were born alive to [the respondent] in the last 12 months?

If none, enter "00". Omit if the woman's age is 50 years or greater.
Indicate the sex of the children:
____ Males
____ Females


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Tanzania 1988 — source variable TZ1988A_CHBORNF — Children born during last year, female
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Females 12 years and older
[Applied to questions 19 to 22]


22. How many children were born alive to [the respondent] in the last 12 months?

If none, enter "00". Omit if the woman's age is 50 years or greater.
Indicate the sex of the children:
____ Males
____ Females


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Tanzania 2002 — source variable TZ2002A_MBIRTHS — Male children born in the last 12 months
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E. Female respondents age 12 and older
[Questions 21-24.]
Children ever born


24. How many male/female children were born alive to [respondent] in the last 12 months?

If no child was born alive in the last 12 months, write "0". Don't ask females age 50 and and older.
Male _ _
Female _ _

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E. Women with the age of 12 and above
This part is important so, you should be very careful when asking questions and filling in the answers. Questions 21 to 24 are specifically for women age 12 and older.
All men (without age consideration) and women younger than 12 years should not be asked these questions. You acquire every detail about the number of children born alive from the woman you are interviewing for the whole period, up to the night before the Census day.
[p. 62]
It is stressed that a baby born "alive" is one who shows signs of being alive (he/she breathed or cried), even if for a short time. Please make sure that the children mentioned by the respondent are only those she gave birth to, not those she is raising.
Remember that the night before the Census day is the one between the 24th and the 25th of August, 2002.Therefore, all babies born after the night before the Census day should not be counted, though they will be in that household when your enumerating those in the household. For example, all children born after midnight in the night between August 24th and 25th, 2002 are not to be counted. This may happen when you are forced take more than a day to enumerate in your area.
The answers are to be given by all women age 12 and older without taking into consideration their marital status. Even if she is still in school or university, as long as she is 12 or older, she must be asked this question.
Note: Questions about births are to be answered by the respective woman, for she is the one who knows her birth history.
It is possible to meet women who do not want to give information about their children. There are different reasons that may lead to this situation, but make sure you get the correct information about the live births from that woman. If this situation arises, seek for help from the street/village chairman/sheha or any leader in that area.

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Tanzania 2002 — source variable TZ2002A_FBIRTHS — Female children born in the last 12 months
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E. Female respondents age 12 and older
[Questions 21-24.]
Children ever born


24. How many male/female children were born alive to [respondent] in the last 12 months?

If no child was born alive in the last 12 months, write "0". Don't ask females age 50 and and older.
Male _ _
Female _ _

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E. Women with the age of 12 and above
This part is important so, you should be very careful when asking questions and filling in the answers. Questions 21 to 24 are specifically for women age 12 and older.
All men (without age consideration) and women younger than 12 years should not be asked these questions. You acquire every detail about the number of children born alive from the woman you are interviewing for the whole period, up to the night before the Census day.
[p. 62]
It is stressed that a baby born "alive" is one who shows signs of being alive (he/she breathed or cried), even if for a short time. Please make sure that the children mentioned by the respondent are only those she gave birth to, not those she is raising.
Remember that the night before the Census day is the one between the 24th and the 25th of August, 2002.Therefore, all babies born after the night before the Census day should not be counted, though they will be in that household when your enumerating those in the household. For example, all children born after midnight in the night between August 24th and 25th, 2002 are not to be counted. This may happen when you are forced take more than a day to enumerate in your area.
The answers are to be given by all women age 12 and older without taking into consideration their marital status. Even if she is still in school or university, as long as she is 12 or older, she must be asked this question.
Note: Questions about births are to be answered by the respective woman, for she is the one who knows her birth history.
It is possible to meet women who do not want to give information about their children. There are different reasons that may lead to this situation, but make sure you get the correct information about the live births from that woman. If this situation arises, seek for help from the street/village chairman/sheha or any leader in that area.

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Turkey 1990 — source variable TR1990A_SEXBRTH2 — Sex of last birth in the preceding 2 years
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Fertility
(Ask married, widowed, and divorced females age 12 or older)
[Questions 22-26 were asked of married, widowed, and divorced females age 12 or older]


Ask those who have responded "Yes" to question 24
[Questions 25-26 were asked of ever-married women age 12-50 who gave birth in the preceding two years, as per question 24.]


26. What is the full date of birth and sex of this child?

____/____/19__
1 [] Female
2 [] Male

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Section IV: Questions regarding individual characteristics (8-34)
This section includes questions (Questions 8-34) about the population's social and economic characteristics. In this section, only write the characteristics of those people present at the time and place where the census is being conducted. Whether the household head is at home or not, be absolutely sure to begin by first writing his/her name and surname on the first line of Section IV, together with all of his/her characteristics (from Question 8 to Question 34). Take care that the household head's name and surname entered in this section are identical to the ones written in the first line of Section III.
After writing down all of the characteristics of the household head, whether he/she is at home or not, (except for household members not at home) also write down all the characteristics of all the household members who are present at home, beginning from the oldest and proceeding in order of age, from oldest to youngest. After the household members, write using printed letters into the pertinent section and in order of their ages the names surnames and all the characteristics of those who, while being present at home, are not household members (guests). Answer questions with a box by placing an "X" into it.


[Questions 21-34 are for persons age 12 or older]


Fertility status (22-26)
(Married, widowed, or divorced women age 12 or older)


Question 26: In addition to the day, month and year of the date of this live birth, what is the child's gender?

In Question 25, write the day, month and year of this most recently born child's birth date into the appropriate section, whether this child is alive or dead. If the day of the birth date cannot be recalled, be sure to obtain the month and year. Furthermore, place an "X" into the 1 "Female" box if the child was a female and into the 2 "Male" box if a male.


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Uganda 2002 — source variable UG2002A_LSTCHSEX — Sex of last child
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For women aged twelve (12) to fifty four (54) years


Last birth

P27 When did name bear her last child? (Record month and year) month ___ year ___

P28 What is the sex of the last child? (Write code: Male=1, Female=2) ___

P29 Is the last child still alive? (Write code: Yes=1, No=2) ___

P30 If dead, write age at death in complete months? (If age is more than 59 months, write 60) ___

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Child Birth History
170. Questions P23 to P30, apply to All Women Aged 12 - 54 Years.
171. An answer is required of all women in this age category irrespective of whether or not they are married, whether or not they are still attending school, and whether or not they may have produced children.
172. If the person is male or is a girl aged 0-11 years, or a woman aged 55 years or more write "N/A" for Question P23 and leave the rest of the column blank.
173. We are concerned with the number of children a woman has borne alive. A child born alive is one who cries after being born, breathes or shows any evidence of life such as beating of the heart, pulsation of the umbilical cord or definite movement of voluntary muscles. Do not include stillbirths - that is children who are delivered when they were already dead.
174. Remember to use a two-digit code for all the questions in this section except P28 and P29 which require a one-digit code.
175. It is important that you speak to the woman herself. Some women may not be willing to give information about the exact numbers of children they have produced, if they know that some of them do not belong to their current husband and they are living somewhere else. The female herself will know about the children she has borne and will be able to answer the question more accurately than anyone else.
176. Ask questions P23 - P26 separately for male and female children.


Question P27: When was the Last Child Borne
Ask, "When did (name) bear her last child?
186. Ask the respondent for the date of birth for the last borne child. Remember to use a two-digit code for the month and for the year. For example, if the child was born on 21st February 1972 record '02' for month and '72' for the year.
187. Remember to ask this question to only those women who reported having children. If the woman has never given birth to a child, write "N/A" for Question P27 and leave the rest of the column blank.


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Uganda 2014 — source variable UG2014A_LSTBSEX — Sex of last live birth
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Section 1: Particulars of household members

For females (12-54 years) only

P31 What is the sex of the last live birth?

[] 1 Male
[] 2 Female
[] 7 Not applicable

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Vietnam 1989 — source variable VN1989A_LASTMALE — Number of males in the last birth
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14 All women born 1-4-1939 to 31-3-1974 (aged 15-49) answer the following questions [applies to questions a to g]


e. What month and year did your last birth occur

_ _ Month
19 _ _ Year


f. Was that a boy or a girl?

[] 1 Boy
[] 2 Girl

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Filling-in questions on mortality and fertility

Question 14
In order to have correct information on women's fertility, interviewers should interview directly women in the sample, who are in reproductive ages from 15 to 49 years old (those who were born between April 1, 1939 and March 31, 1974). Please do not ask indirectly via their husbands or other household members.


Question e): month and year of the most recent birth
Fill in the month and year of the youngest child for mothers who have several children.
If the child is her first child (she only has 1 child), fill in this question.


Question f: is it a boy or a girl?
This question is only for the most recent birth in question e).
If the child is a boy, fill in the box for boy.
In the case of twins:

if the last birth is twins with two boys, fill in "2" in the box for "boy"
if the last birth is twins with two girls, fill in "2" in the box for "girl"
if the last birth is twins with one boy and one girl, fill in "1" in the box for "boy" and "1" in the box for "girl"
in case of triplets: similar to the above case


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Vietnam 1989 — source variable VN1989A_LASTFEM — Number of females in the last birth
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14 All women born 1-4-1939 to 31-3-1974 (aged 15-49) answer the following questions [applies to questions a to g]


e. What month and year did your last birth occur

_ _ Month
19 _ _ Year


f. Was that a boy or a girl?

[] 1 Boy
[] 2 Girl

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Filling-in questions on mortality and fertility

Question 14
In order to have correct information on women's fertility, interviewers should interview directly women in the sample, who are in reproductive ages from 15 to 49 years old (those who were born between April 1, 1939 and March 31, 1974). Please do not ask indirectly via their husbands or other household members.


Question e): month and year of the most recent birth
Fill in the month and year of the youngest child for mothers who have several children.
If the child is her first child (she only has 1 child), fill in this question.


Question f: is it a boy or a girl?
This question is only for the most recent birth in question e).
If the child is a boy, fill in the box for boy.
In the case of twins:

if the last birth is twins with two boys, fill in "2" in the box for "boy"
if the last birth is twins with two girls, fill in "2" in the box for "girl"
if the last birth is twins with one boy and one girl, fill in "1" in the box for "boy" and "1" in the box for "girl"
in case of triplets: similar to the above case


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Vietnam 1999 — source variable VN1999A_LASTSONS — Sons in last birth
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Women born 4/1949 to 3/1984 (aged 15-49 years old) answer following questions:


20. About the last live birth:


b. Is that a son or a daughter?

_ (No. of) sons
_ (No. of) daughters

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Questions 19 and 20: For women who were born between April 1949 and March 1984 only (15 to 49 years old) (For women who were born in 1949 and 1984, if the month of birth "**" code in Question 4 cannot be verified, the following questions must also be asked):

Because the subjects are women, the investigator in the sample areas must select women (preferably those who have been married)


Question 20: The last time the subject gave birth
Only ask this question of women whose total number of children is other than "00", recorded in 19.d.

The last childbirth (also referred to as "the most recent childbirth") of the subject is the birth closest to the time of the investigation, and is one live birth (or more than one, if twins or triplets), regardless of whether that child is alive at the time of the investigation.
If a woman who gave birth for the first time, it is also "the most recent childbirth".


20.b) Did you give birth to boy or girl this time?
The investigator writes the number of the most recent live-birth boys and girls of the subject in the appropriate boxes (if "one child", there is only one boy or one girl). If "none", then "0" must also be recorded in the appropriate box; the box may not be left blank. For example, a woman reports that during the last childbirth she gave birth to twin boys. It must be recorded as follows: [An example has been omitted.]


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Vietnam 1999 — source variable VN1999A_LASTDAUS — Daughters in last birth
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Women born 4/1949 to 3/1984 (aged 15-49 years old) answer following questions:


20. About the last live birth:


b. Is that a son or a daughter?

_ (No. of) sons
_ (No. of) daughters

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Questions 19 and 20: For women who were born between April 1949 and March 1984 only (15 to 49 years old) (For women who were born in 1949 and 1984, if the month of birth "**" code in Question 4 cannot be verified, the following questions must also be asked):

Because the subjects are women, the investigator in the sample areas must select women (preferably those who have been married)


Question 20: The last time the subject gave birth
Only ask this question of women whose total number of children is other than "00", recorded in 19.d.

The last childbirth (also referred to as "the most recent childbirth") of the subject is the birth closest to the time of the investigation, and is one live birth (or more than one, if twins or triplets), regardless of whether that child is alive at the time of the investigation.
If a woman who gave birth for the first time, it is also "the most recent childbirth".


20.b) Did you give birth to boy or girl this time?
The investigator writes the number of the most recent live-birth boys and girls of the subject in the appropriate boxes (if "one child", there is only one boy or one girl). If "none", then "0" must also be recorded in the appropriate box; the box may not be left blank. For example, a woman reports that during the last childbirth she gave birth to twin boys. It must be recorded as follows: [An example has been omitted.]


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Vietnam 2009 — source variable VN2009A_LSTBFEM — Number of daughters in the last birth
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[Questions 33-34 were asked of females between 15 and 49 years of age who have ever given birth, as per question 32]


34b. How many sons and daughters did you give birth to in the last birth?

_ Son(s)
_ Daughter(s)

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Question 34b: How many sons and daughters have you given in your last birth?
Ask and write the number of sons and the number of daughters in the respondent's last birth in printed boxes. It is not allowed to leave any box blank.

[Graphic example omitted]

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Vietnam 2009 — source variable VN2009A_LSTBMALE — Number of sons in the last birth
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[Questions 33-34 were asked of females between 15 and 49 years of age who have ever given birth, as per question 32]


34b. How many sons and daughters did you give birth to in the last birth?

_ Son(s)
_ Daughter(s)

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Question 34b: How many sons and daughters have you given in your last birth?
Ask and write the number of sons and the number of daughters in the respondent's last birth in printed boxes. It is not allowed to leave any box blank.

[Graphic example omitted]