Viet Nam 2013-14 MICS Final Report Press release
The Final Report is also available on the MICS Surveys page.
The data was collected starting late December 2013 through April 2014 and covered a sample size of 10,200 households, with a response rate of 99.6%. The survey included three questionnaires: the Household Questionnaire, the Questionnaire for Individual Women (aged 15-49) and the Questionnaire for Children Under Five.
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Mr. Youssouf Abdel-Jelil, UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam |
In his speech at the launch event of the final report, the UNICEF Representative in Viet Nam, Mr. Youssouf Abdel-Jelil, said : "The MICS 2014 report is a breakthrough data collection tool that helps us identify who the most vulnerable and excluded children are and where they can be found. We have an important opportunity to use the MICS 2014 report to set in motion a new cycle of sustainable development by identifying the bottlenecks that stand in the way of these children and strengthen local health, sanitation, education and social protection systems. From there national and provincial programmes, services and investments should be shaped around the needs of these most disadvantaged children."
His full speech is available here.
Numerous dissemination materials have been released to highlight results from the survey, among them is the below video.
Results of the Viet Nam 2013-14 MICS
More dissemination materials can be accessed on the official page of the General Statistics Office of Viet Nam for the 2013-14 MICS.
Follow the external links below for news about the release of the results.
- Viet Nam 2014 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) Highlights Unfinished Agenda for Vietnamese Children - UNICEF Viet Nam
- Viet Nam 2014 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey highlights unfinished agenda for Vietnamese children - CPV Online
- Disparities remain in protection of Vietnamese children, women - The Voice of Vietnam
- Low breastfeeding rate challenges Vietnam’s development goals - Thanh Nien News
- VTV News 18h - 04/09/2015 - VTV4 broadcast
- UN releases report on Vietnamese women and children - Nhan Dan Online