Last update: Oct 2008
Dissemination materials produced by MICS countries
Printed Materials:
Albania: Women and Children Report
Côte d'Ivoire: Synthèse (Summary) 2006 Vs 2000
Ghana: i) MICS 2006 Poster ii) Poster on Child Health
Jamaica: i) Situation Analysis on Gender 2007 ii) Postcard
Malawi: i) Accordion Brochure, ii) Four posters on: Household Information, Child Health, Reproductive Health, HIV/AIDS
Serbia: i) Leaflet ii) Situation Room Panel
Tajikistan: i) 2007 Calendar ii) Postcard
Thailand: Summary Report
Vietnam: i) Factsheet ii) Booklet
Presentations:
CEE/CIS: Using MICS3 for Evidence-based Policy Making
Ghana: i) Gallery with Key Indicators ii) National Launch of MICS 2006 iii) Key Findings on Child Health and Maternal Health
Jamaica: Launch of MICS 2005 Report
Kazakhstan: Using household survey (MICS and DHS) as an additional information for social policy planning and budgeting, monitoring and evaluation of programmes for children
Vietnam: i) Deputy Director-General Mr. Thuc of the General Statistics Office
ii) United Nations Resident Coordinator, Mr. John Hendra
Web Links:
CEE/CIS: Regional Overview of MICS
Serbia: Serbian survey highlights poverty gaps
Thailand: Permanent Bookmark to Newspaper Article
Uzbekistan: Uzbekistan launches report on MICS 2006 survey
Mass Media:
Côte d'Ivoire: Présentation des résultats de l’Enquête à Indicateurs Multiples 2006
Malawi: i) Maternal mortality remains high in Malawi - research ii) Child care still a challenge
Nigeria: Nigeria National Bureau of Statistics and UNICEF embark on survey to monitor MDGs, maternal and child well being
Serbia: Serbian survey highlights poverty gaps
Thailand: Largest-ever survey on situation of children and women in Thailand shows progress and challenges
Dissemination materials produced by UNICEF headquarters and countries
D.Vadnais and A.Hancioglu, The strategic intent of data collection and analysis. The case of Multiple Indicator Cluster Surveys (MICS), "Bridging the Gap. The role of monitoring and evaluation in evidence-based policy making", UNICEF in partnership with DevInfo, IDEAS, MICS and The World Bank, January 2008. [PDF]
