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NATIONAL SAFE MOTHERHOOD SURVEY

SUDAN, 1999

 TABLE OF CONTENTS

ABBREVIATIONS

FOREWORD

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

SUMMARY OF FINDINGS

BACKGROUND CHARACTERISRICS

MARRIAGE

OUTCOME OF PREGNANCIES

FAMILY PLANNING

INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY

CHILD FEEDING

MATERNAL CARE

OBSTETRIC COMPLICATIONS

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH PROBLEMS

FEMALE CIRCUMCISION

KNOWLEDGE OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES

SUMMARY INDICATORS OF REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

1.1.  GEOGRAPHICAL FEATURES

1.2.  POLITICAL AND ECONMIC CONDITIONS

1.3.  BASIC DEMOGRAPHIC FEATURES

1.4.  REPRODUCTIVR HEALTH CARE POLICIES AND PROGRAMMES

1.5.  PREVIOUS SURVEYS

CHAPTER 2

METHODOLOGY

            2.1. BACKGROUND OF THE SURVEY

            2.2. QUESTIONNAIRES

            2.3. SAMPLE DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION

            2.4. SAMPLE WEIGHTS

            2.5. TRAINIG, FIELD WORK AND DATA PROCESSING

CHAPTER 3

            BACKGROUD CHARACTERISTICS

            3.1 AGE-SEX DISTRIBUTION OF THE HOUSEHOLD POPULATION

            3.2. EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AND SCHOOL ATTENDANCE

            3.3. HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

            3.4. HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS

            3.5. OWNERSHSHIP OF DURABLE GOODS AND STANDARD OF LIVING

            3.6. INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RESPONDENTS

CHAPTER 4

MARITAL STSTUS AND AGE AT MARRIAGE

            4.1. CURRENT MARITAL STATUS

            4.2. POLYGAMY

            4.3. AGE AT FIRST MARRIAGE

CHAPTER 5

OUTCOME OF PREGNANCIES

            5.1. FERTILTY LEVELS AND TRENDS

            5.2. FERTILITY DIFFERENTIALS

            5.3. CURRENT PREGNANCY STATUS

            5.4. OUTCOME OF PREGNANCIES

            5.5. CHILDREN EVER BORN AND LIVING

            5.6. BIRTH INTERNVALS

            5.7. AGE AT FIRST AND LAST BIRTH

CHAPTER 6

FAMILY PLANNING

            6.1. KNOWLEDGE OF FAMILY PLANNING METHODS

            6.2. EVER-USE OF CONTRACEPION

            6.3. SOURCES OF CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS

            6.4. PROBLEMS PERCEIVED USING CONTRACEPTIVE METHODS

            6.5. INTENTION TO USE CONTRACEPTION IN THE FUTURE

6.6. USE OF MASS MEDIA FOR DISSEMINATION FAMILY PLANNING

 6.7. NEED FOR FAMILY PLANNING SERVICES

CHAPTER 7

MATERNAL CARE

            7.1. ANTENATAL CARE

               7.1.1. FREQUENCY, TIMING, PROVIDER AND PLACE OF ANC

               7.1.2 SERVICES PROVIDED DURING ANC

            7.2. DELIVERY CARE

            7.3. POSTNATAL CARE

            3.4. TREND IN USE OF MATERNAL CARE SERVICES

CHAPTER 8

OBSTETRIC COMPLICATIONS

            8.1. COMPLICATIONS DURING PREGNANCY

            8.2. COMPLICATIONS OF LABOUR AND DELIVERY

            8.3. POSTPARTUM COMPLICATIONS

CHAPTER 9

REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH OROBLEMS

            9.1. PREVLENCE OF REPRODUCTIVE MORBIDITY

            9.2. TREATMENT OF REPRODUCTIVE MORBIDITY

CHAPTER 10

INFANT, CHILD AND MATERNAL MORTALITY AND CHILD FEEDING PRACTICES

            10.1. INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY

            10.2. MATERNAL MORTALITY

            10.3. CHILD FEEDING PRACTICES

CHAPTER 11

FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION

            11.1. PREVALENCE BY TYPE CIRCUMCISION

            11.2. ATTITUDES TOWARDS CIRCUMCISION

            11.3. CHANGES IN ATTITUDE AND PRACTICE

CHAPTER 12

KNOWLEDGE OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTRD DISEASES

            12.1. KNOWLEDGE OF AIDS

            12.2. KNWLEDGE OF GENITAL ULCERS

            12.3. KNOWLEDGE OF ABNORMAL VAGINAL DISCHARGE

REFERENCES

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