FACT SHEET, HARYANANATIONAL FAMILY HEALTH SURVEY, 1998–99Sample Size Households.......................................................................2,841 Ever-married women age 15–49......................................2,908Characteristics of Households Percent with electricity.......................................................89.1 Percent within 15 minutes of safe water supply 1 ................66.2 Percent with flush toilet .....................................................30.4 Percent with no toilet facility.............................................60.9 Percent using govt. health facilities for sickness................16.1 Percent using iodized salt (at least 15 ppm).......................71.0Characteristics of Women 2 Percent urban .....................................................................28.8 Percent illiterate.................................................................55.2 Percent completed high school and above..........................20.0 Percent Hindu.....................................................................89.1 Percent Muslim....................................................................4.1 Percent Sikh.........................................................................6.5 Percent regularly exposed to mass media...........................66.9 Percent working in the past 12 months...............................12.6Status of Women 2 Percent involved in decisions about own health.................67.2 Percent with control over some money..............................70.8Marriage Percent never married among women age 15–19...............76.7 Median age at marriage among women age 20–49............17.4Fertility and Fertility Preferences Total fertility rate (for the past 3 years)..............................2.88 Mean number of children ever born to women 40–49 .........4.4 Median age at first birth among women age 25–49 ...........20.1 Percent of births 3 of order 3 and above .............................41.7 Mean ideal number of children 4 ...........................................2.5 Percent of women with 2 living children wanting another child....................................................................18.4Current Contraceptive Use 5 Any method........................................................................62.4 Any modern method...........................................................53.2 Pill......................................................................................2.1 IUD....................................................................................3.6 Condom..............................................................................6.8 Female sterilization..........................................................38.7 Male sterilization................................................................2.1 Any traditional method ........................................................8.9 Rhythm/safe period............................................................4.5 Withdrawal.........................................................................4.4 Other traditional or modern method.....................................0.3Unmet Need for Family Planning 5 Percent with unmet need for family planning ......................7.6 Percent with unmet need for spacing....................................2.9 1 Water from pipes, hand pump, covered well, or tanker truck2 Ever-married women age 15–493 For births in the past 3 years4 Excluding women giving non-numeric responses5 Among currently married women age 15–49Quality of Family Planning Services 6 Percent told about side effects of method ..........................56.8 Percent who received follow-up services...........................84.4Childhood Mortality Infant mortality rate 7 ..........................................................56.8 Under-five mortality rate 7 ..................................................76.8Safe Motherhood and Women’s Reproductive Health Percent of births 8 within 24 months of previous birth........29.5 Percent of births 3 whose mothers received: Antenatal check-up from a health professional................58.0 Antenatal check-up in first trimester................................32.8 Two or more tetanus toxoid injections.............................79.7 Iron and folic acid tablets or syrup..................................67.0 Percent of births 3 whose mothers were assisted at delivery by a: Doctor..............................................................................27.9 ANM/nurse/midwife/LHV...............................................14.0 Traditional birth attendant................................................57.8 Percent 5 reporting at least one reproductive health problem...................................................................38.2Awareness of AIDS Percent of women who have heard of AIDS......................44.3Child Health Percent of children age 0–3 months exclusively breastfed..........................................................................47.2 Median duration of breastfeeding (months).......................24.3 Percent of children 9 who received vaccinations: BCG.................................................................................86.8 DPT (3 doses) .................................................................71.1 Polio (3 doses) ................................................................74.3 Measles............................................................................72.2 All vaccinations...............................................................62.7 Percent of children 10 with diarrhoea in the past 2 weeks who received oral rehydration salts (ORS) ..........25.7 Percent of children 10 with acute respiratory infection in the past 2 weeks taken to a health facility or provider.......87.9Nutrition Percent of women with anaemia 11 ......................................47.0 Percent of women with moderate/severe anaemia 11 ...........16.1 Percent of children age 6–35 months with anaemia 11 ........83.9 Percent of children age 6–35 months with moderate/ severe anaemia 11 .............................................................65.9 Percent of children chronically undernourished (stunted) 12 .......................................................................50.0 Percent of children acutely undernourished (wasted) 12 ........5.3 Percent of children underweight 12 ........................................34. 6 For current users of modern methods7 For the 5 years preceding the survey (1994–98)8 For births in the past 5 years (excluding first births)9 Children age 12–23 months10 Children under 3 years11 Anaemia–haemoglobin level < 11.0 grams/decilitre (g/dl) for children and pregnant women and < 12.0 g/dl for nonpregnant women. Moderate/severe anaemia –haemoglobin level < 10.0 g/dl.12 Stunting assessed by height-for-age, wasting assessed by weight-for-height, underweight assessed by weight-for-age
