2015 LIVING CONDITIONS MONITORING SURVEY
Seventh Edition
Zambia, 2015
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Reference ID
ZMB-ZSA-LCMS-2015-V1.0
Producer(s)
Central Statistical Office
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- Data files
- AggregateIncome_10_12_15_ANONYMIZE
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Anthro 26_9_15
merged
Household
size_ANONYMIZE -
Child Health
and Nutrition
2015_ANONYMIZE - crop_costs_expenses_17Aug_ANONYMIZE
- CropPoultryLivestock_10_12_15_ANONYMIZE
- deaths_ANONYMIZE
- Expenditure_ANONYMIZE
- Expenditure_ANONYMIZE_1
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HH Expenditure
Agregated
File_ANONYMIZE -
HH
File_ANONYMIZE - HouseholdAssets_Clean
- livestock_costs_expenses_06Sept_ANONYMIZE
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Person
Record_ANONYMIZE -
Poverty
2015_ANONYMIZE - production_food_crops_06Sept_new_ANONYMIZE
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Self Assesed
Poverty Part
2_ANONYMIZED
Data file: Child Health and Nutrition 2015_ANONYMIZE
This data file contains information on Child Health and Nutrition on the frequency of consumption of solid foods by children (0-59 months). Infants and young children eat small quantities of food at a go therefore, frequent meals are necessary to provide them with required nutrients. It is recommended that infants aged 6-8 months eat 2-3 meals, and infants aged 19-23 months eat 3-4 meals per day and 1-2 additional snacks as required (WHO, 1998). The number of meals required is based on the energy density of foods being fed. Consuming an appropriate variety of foods is essential for the child’s nutritional wellbeing.
| Cases: | 6384 |
| Variables: | 172 |
Variables
Total: 172