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IPUMS Global Health Harmonized International Survey Data on Maternal, Child, and Reproductive Health

Domain:

healthcare

Record type:

dataset
Creator:
IPU
Editor:
BoyKinSobKri
Publisher:
Min
Host:avatar
IPUMS Global Health provides integrated international health survey data at no cost for research and educational purposes from two data series. The Demographic Health Surveys (DHS) provides integrated demographic and health surveys from the DHS Program, currently covering Africa and South Asian surveys from the 1980s to the present. The Performance, Monitoring, and Accountability 2020 (PMA2020) provides integrated surveys on fertility, contraception, hygiene, and health, administered frequently to monitor trends in select high-fertility counties.

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