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Colombia, 1976 (WFS)The following description of this survey appeared in the 1991 edition of Dynamic Database: A Catalogue of Survey Data Files, Voorburg: International Statistical Institute. Basic Information
Additional InformationThe sample used was a subsample of a national master sample designed by the Ministry of Health. The individual interview was conducted with a 1-in-2.5 subsample of women in the selected households. The household and individual interviews were done by the same (female) interviewers on a single occasion. The larger household sample was used to allow more precise fertility estimates. The household schedule covers virtually no substantive household-level data but gives, for each member: basic demographic data, education, employment and fertility (adult women only). The abortion module was used and a complete history of non-live births is available on the SR file. Additional country-specific data include: monthly income and expenditure; age at menarche; duration of post-partum abstinence after last birth; and usual weekly coital frequency.
Release ConditionsData may be used for academic research, provided that credit is given in any publication resulting from the research to the agency that conducted the survey and that two copies of any publication are sent to:
Public Use FilesAvailable files include the household data and dictionary, and the individual standard recode data and dictionary, in the original WFS format. In addition, the individual standard recode data and dictionary dictionary are available in DHS/ISSA format. The table below lists the file names and descriptions.
Key References1. Corporación Centro Regional de Población, Encuesta Nacional de Fecundidad Colombia, 1976: Resultados Generales, Bogotá, 1977. 2. Hobcraft, J.N., Illustrative Analysis: Evaluating Fertility Levels and Trends in Colombia, WFS Scientific Reports no 15, 1980.
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