National Panel Survey 2013-2014

Uganda, 2013 - 2014

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UGA_2013-2014_NPS-W4_v01_EN_M_v01_A_OCS

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Uganda Bureau of Statistics

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Agricultural Surveys

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Data file: WSEC5

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Valid: 47

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Start: 46

End: 100

Width: 55

Range: -

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Value	Cases
0n family planning	1	2.1%
Am on injections	1	2.1%
DON,T WANT TO GET PREGNANT	1	2.1%
HECTIC	1	2.1%
Has no partner	1	2.1%
Implants	1	2.1%
JUST FAILED TO GIVE BIRTH	1	2.1%
On Family planning. Injectables	1	2.1%
On family planning (injection)	1	2.1%
POSSIBILITY OF SIPHYLISS	1	2.1%
TUBULICATION	1	2.1%
Used herbal medicine	1	2.1%
Used lo cal medicine to stop birth	1	2.1%
Used traditional method o stop producing	1	2.1%
Using injectables	1	2.1%
am on family planning	1	2.1%
barren	1	2.1%
because of sickle cells she doesn,t want	1	2.1%
currently using family planning	1	2.1%
don,t want	1	2.1%
fallopian tubes where blocked	1	2.1%
family planning	1	2.1%
family planning injectables	2	4.3%
husband is not bothered about me	1	2.1%
in school	1	2.1%
no menstruation after last birth	1	2.1%
no support from husband...	1	2.1%
not in any relationship	1	2.1%
on family planning	3	6.4%
on three months injectable	1	2.1%
ovulating	1	2.1%
poor economic status	1	2.1%
respondent says she all of a sudden stopped conceiving.	1	2.1%
says she has no husband and she is old	1	2.1%
she is having her period	1	2.1%
sickness (chest pan)	1	2.1%
still at school	1	2.1%
still in school	1	2.1%
stoped men isses	1	2.1%
thinks she was meant to produce only three children	1	2.1%
too many kids..	1	2.1%
tubulation	1	2.1%
using family planning	1	2.1%
very serious chronicachtonic pain in lower abdomen	1	2.1%

Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.

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