Peru: 1986 - Peru 1986 Final Report (Experimental) (English)
- Publication ID
- FR32
- Publication Date
- October 1989
- Language
- English
- Country(s)
- Peru
- Survey
- Peru: Experimental, 1986
- Document Type
- Other Final Reports
- Author(s)
- Noreen Goldman, Lorenzo Moreno, Charles F. Westoff, Office of Population Research, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey and Institute for Resource Development/Macro Systems, Inc. Columbia, Maryland, USA
Front Matter (PDF, 552K)
Chapter 01 - Purpose and Design of the Study (PDF, 192K)
Chapter 02 - Comparison of Basic Characteristics of the Samples (PDF, 167K)
Chapter 03 - Estimates of Fertility and Infant and Child Mortality (PDF, 527K)
Chapter 04 - Contraceptive Knowledge, Ever Use, Acceptability, Availability and Resons for Nonuse (PDF, 375K)
Chapter 05 - Contraceptive Prevalence and Failure (PDF, 846K)
Chapter 06 - Natural Fertility: Breastfeeding, Amenorrhea, and Fecundability (PDF, 425K)
Chapter 07 - Reproductive Intentions and Feritlity Planning (PDF, 325K)
Chapter 08 - Child Health Variables (PDF, 530K)
Chapter 09 - Last Menstrual Period and Coital Frequency (PDF, 250K)
Chapter 10 - Place of Residence (PDF, 489K)
Chapter 11 - Women's Employment (PDF, 281K)
Chapter 12 - Conclusions (PDF, 148K)
Appendix A - Creation of a Calendar from the Standard Questionnaire (PDF, 588K)
Appendix B - Peru Core Questionnaire (PDF, 714K)
Appendix C - Peru Experimental Questionnaire (PDF, 610K)
Peru Experimental Study - An Evaluation of Fertility and Child Health Information 1986 (entire report PDF format) (PDF, 2986K)
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Abstract:
Comprehensive survey results are published in the DHS Final Reports approximately 8-12 months after the completion of fieldwork. Standard reports are approximately 200 pages in length and include, but are not limited to, topics such as: household and respondent characteristics, fertility and family planning, maternal and child health, nutrition, and HIV/AIDS.
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