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DATA_VALIDATION
<p>Standard data review and validation protocols were implemented from data collection, processing, calculation to finalization and publication of the results of the survey. </p><p>Likewise, consultation process with line ministries and partner agencies on the national data submitted for the SDGs Indicators were conducted prior to the publication of results</p>
FREQ_COLL
<p>Every five years, next collection period will be from July to November 2022</p>
INST_MANDATE
<p>Data collection, processing, dissemination and use of statistics for this indicator is in accordance with the Statistics Law 2017; the National Strategy for Sustainable Development of Statistical System (NSSDSS) 2016-2020; and the Vision for 2030.</p>
META_LAST_UPDATE
<p>1 May 2021</p>
ORGANISATION_UNIT
<p>Department of Social Statistics</p>
OTHER_DOC
<p>The Lao Social Indicator Survey II, 2017<br/><a href="https://www.unicef.org/laos/media/306/file/LSIS2017ENG.pdf">https://www.unicef.org/laos/media/306/file/LSIS2017ENG.pdf</a></p><p>The UNSD SDG Indicators, Metadata repository <a href="https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/metadata/">https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/metadata/</a></p><p>Lao PDR Statistics Law, 2017<br/><a href="https://www.lsb.gov.la">https://www.lsb.gov.lahttps://www.lsb.gov.la</a></p>
QUALITY_ASSMNT
<p>In general, the quality of the survey results is considered high given the quality management and standards implemented along with the high response rates for all age groups covered in the basic data source used for obtaining the value for this SDG indicator</p>
QUALITY_ASSURE
<p>Team supervisors were responsible for the daily monitoring of fieldwork. Mandatory re-interviewing was implemented on one household per cluster. Daily observations of interviewer skills and performance was conducted. During the fieldwork period, each team was visited multiple times by survey management team members and field visits were arranged. </p><p>Throughout the fieldwork, field check tables (FCTs) were produced weekly for analysis and action with field teams. The FCTs were customized versions of the standard tables produced by the MICS Programme. </p><p>These steps are taken to ensure quality of outputs produced is at par with international standards.</p>
QUALITY_MGMNT
<p>Managing the quality of the indicator is guided by the Lao PDR Statistics Law of 2017 and in accordance with the recommendations of the UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics</p>
RATIONALE
<p>The proportion of demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods is useful in assessing overall levels of coverage for family planning programmes and services. Access to and use of an effective means to prevent pregnancy helps enable women and their partners to exercise their rights to decide freely and responsibly the number and spacing of their children and to have the information, education and means to do so. Meeting demand for family planning with modern methods also contributes to maternal and child health by preventing unintended pregnancies and closely spaced pregnancies, which are at higher risk for poor obstetrical outcomes. Levels of demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods of 75 per cent or more are generally considered high, and values of 50 per cent or less are generally considered as very low.</p>
REL_CAL_POLICY
<p>one year after the reference year, next release will be in November 2023</p>
Key English Actions
DATA_VALIDATION
<p>Standard data review and validation protocols were implemented from data collection, processing, calculation to finalization and publication of the results of the survey. </p><p>Likewise, consultation process with line ministries and partner agencies on the national data submitted for the SDGs Indicators were conducted prior to the publication of results</p>
FREQ_COLL
<p>Every five years, next collection period will be from July to November 2022</p>
INST_MANDATE
<p>Data collection, processing, dissemination and use of statistics for this indicator is in accordance with the Statistics Law 2017; the National Strategy for Sustainable Development of Statistical System (NSSDSS) 2016-2020; and the Vision for 2030.</p>
META_LAST_UPDATE
<p>1 May 2021</p>
ORGANISATION_UNIT
<p>Department of Social Statistics</p>
OTHER_DOC
<p>The Lao Social Indicator Survey II, 2017<br/><a href="https://www.unicef.org/laos/media/306/file/LSIS2017ENG.pdf">https://www.unicef.org/laos/media/306/file/LSIS2017ENG.pdf</a></p><p>The UNSD SDG Indicators, Metadata repository <a href="https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/metadata/">https://unstats.un.org/sdgs/metadata/</a></p><p>Lao PDR Statistics Law, 2017<br/><a href="https://www.lsb.gov.la">https://www.lsb.gov.lahttps://www.lsb.gov.la</a></p>
QUALITY_ASSMNT
<p>In general, the quality of the survey results is considered high given the quality management and standards implemented along with the high response rates for all age groups covered in the basic data source used for obtaining the value for this SDG indicator</p>
QUALITY_ASSURE
<p>Team supervisors were responsible for the daily monitoring of fieldwork. Mandatory re-interviewing was implemented on one household per cluster. Daily observations of interviewer skills and performance was conducted. During the fieldwork period, each team was visited multiple times by survey management team members and field visits were arranged. </p><p>Throughout the fieldwork, field check tables (FCTs) were produced weekly for analysis and action with field teams. The FCTs were customized versions of the standard tables produced by the MICS Programme. </p><p>These steps are taken to ensure quality of outputs produced is at par with international standards.</p>
QUALITY_MGMNT
<p>Managing the quality of the indicator is guided by the Lao PDR Statistics Law of 2017 and in accordance with the recommendations of the UN Fundamental Principles of Official Statistics</p>
RATIONALE
<p>The proportion of demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods is useful in assessing overall levels of coverage for family planning programmes and services. Access to and use of an effective means to prevent pregnancy helps enable women and their partners to exercise their rights to decide freely and responsibly the number and spacing of their children and to have the information, education and means to do so. Meeting demand for family planning with modern methods also contributes to maternal and child health by preventing unintended pregnancies and closely spaced pregnancies, which are at higher risk for poor obstetrical outcomes. Levels of demand for family planning satisfied with modern methods of 75 per cent or more are generally considered high, and values of 50 per cent or less are generally considered as very low.</p>

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OTHER_DOC
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ignore-inconsistent, read-only
String age
2 years ago
Last updated
12 months ago
Source string age
2 years ago
Translation file
translations/meta/en/3-7-1.yml, string 18