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2015 Metadata Documentation DIETARY HH
Data Documentation
February 2019
2015 Updating Survey: Dietary Component
Overview
Department of Science and Technology - Food and Nutrition Research Institute
Producer
(DOST - FNRI)
Identification DDI-PHL-FNRI-UPS-2015 -DSC-v01
Version Production Date: 2019-02
The Dietary Survey or Food Consumption Survey (FCS) component of the National Nutrition Survey (NNS)
provides a direct measure of food consumption at the household and individual levels to determine actual
food intake and adequacy of energy and nutrient intakes of Filipino households. The FCS provides data on
dietary patterns of the population and reflects inadequate and excess energy and nutrient consumptions.
Moreover, it proves better understanding on the effects of urbanization on the population’s food intake,
nutritional status, and rising prevalence of lifestyle diseases.
In the 2015 Updating Survey, the Household Food Consumption Survey (HCFS) was included to provide
end line data for the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), particularly on measuring the proportion of
households meeting energy adequacy.
The household food consumption was presented in this survey as total household intake, not as mean per
capita household intake in a day as was customary in the previous HFCS.
Kind of Data
Sample survey data
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Regions:
National Capital Region
Cordillera Administrative Region
I -Ilocos
II-Cagayan Valley
III-Central Luzon
IVA - CALABARZON
IVB-MIMAROPA
V-Bicol
VI-Western Visayas
VII-Central Visayas
VIII-Eastern Visayas
IX-Zamboanga Peninsula
X-Northern Mindanao
XI-Davao Region
XII-SOCCSKSARGEN
XIII-CARAGA
Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao
Population
All households.
Sampling
Sampling Procedure
The 2015 Updating Survey adopted the 2003 Master Sample (MS) from the Philippine Statistics Authority
(PSA). This survey component used all sample households from one (1) replicate to generate national and
regional estimates. However, provincial estimates were considered reliable when the coefficient of
variations is less than 20%.
Data Collection
Methodology Household Food Consumption
Food weighing, food inventory, and food recall were the methods employed in the
collection of food consumption data among sample households in a day. A
calibrated digital dietetic scale was used to weigh foods to be consumed for the
day, before cooking or serving. Food inventory of non-perishable food items such
as coffee, sugar, cooking oil, and other condiments that might be used anytime of
the day was done at the beginning and end of food weighing day. Weight of plate
wastes, given-out food, and left-over food were also obtained. Household
members who ate outside their home during weighing day were recalled of their
intakes to complete the household’s food record.
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Electronic Data Data were encoded using the Electronic Data Encoding System (eDCS) in
Encoding System notebooks/laptops. The eDCS is a web-based data entry system specifically
designed for the 2015 Updating Survey.
Data Processing and At the central office, the printed output of encoded data (called the proof list) was
Statistical Analysis checked against the edited survey questionnaires. Two rounds of manual
validations were done. Data cleaning and validation through machine validation
was also done to check for errors and outliers. Errors or outliers found were
validated with the actual entries/answers in the survey questionnaires. Errors on
responses/answers were excluded.
Notes
The 2015 Updating Survey was divided into three (3) phases. The first leg was conducted in NCR from July
to August 2015. The second leg, which covered areas in Luzon, was conducted from August to September
2015. Areas in the Visayas, Mindanao, and BASULTA (Basilan, Sulu, and Tawi-Tawi) were covered in the
final leg from September to November 2015.
provcode Name of Provinces Refers to the different provinces in the country which
were coded accordingly:
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hhnum Household Number A unique number code given to each of the sample
(Unique identifier; household. Each individual belonging to the same
merging variable) household has similar household identifier. This variable
together with the region and province codes are used to
merge variable from different nutrition survey
components.
fg1 Cereals and Cereal Include rice and rice products, corn and corn products and
Products (in grams) other cereal products
fg2 Rice and Rice Products These include rice (ordinary, special and glutinous) and
(in grams) other rice products such as rice noodle (bihon), rice cakes
(puto), biko, suman, arrozcaldo, champorado, and others
fg3 Corn and Corn Refers to milled corn, corn on a cob and other corn products
Products (in grams) like cornstarch, corn pudding (maja blanca), popcorn, corn
chips, and others
fg5 Starchy Roots and Consist of sweet potatoes and products, potatoes and
Tubers (in grams) products, cassava and products, and other roots and tubers
such as yam, taro, arrowroot and yakon
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fg7 Dried Beans, Nuts and Include mungbeans and products, soybeans and products,
Seeds (in grams) nuts and products and other dried beans/seeds and
products like almond, peas, garbansos, abitsuelas, kadyos,
sesame seed, patani, green peas, mani, taho/tofu/tokwa,
and others
fg8 Vegetables (in grams) Refers to green leafy and yellow vegetables and other
vegetables
fg9 Green Leafy and Yellow Consist of green leafy vegetables (camote tops, kangkong,
(in grams) malunggay, alugbati, pechay, and others), squash fruit,
carrot and other yellow vegetables (squash flower)
fg11 Fruits (in grams) These include Vitamin C-rich fruits and other fruits
fg12 Vitamin C-Rich Fruits Consist of Vitamin C-rich fruits like mangoes, papaya, citrus
(in grams) fruits, strawberry, guava, and others
fg13 Other Fruits (in grams) Refers to bananas, watermelon, melon, jackfruit,
pineapple, young coconut, kaimito, and other fruits
fg14 Fish, Meat and Poultry Refers to fresh fish, dried fish, processed fish, crustaceans
(in grams) and mollusks, fresh meat, organ meat, processed meat,
poultry, and others
fg15 Fish and Fish Products Refers to fresh fish (tulingan, bangus, galunggong, tilapia,
(in grams) and other fresh fish), dried fish, processed fish (bagoong
isda, patis, canned fish, smoked fish, and others), and
crustaceans and mollusks (shrimps, crabs, squids, and
others)
fg16 Meat and Meat Refers to fresh meat (pork, beef, carabeef, and other fresh
Products (in grams) meat), organ meat, and processed meat (hotdog,
longganisa, tocino, ham, meat loaf, and others)
fg17 Poultry (in grams) Refers to chicken and other fowls like duck, goose, pigeon,
turkey, and others
fg18 Eggs (in grams) These include hen’s egg, duck’s egg, and other eggs like ant
egg, quail egg, turkey egg, and others
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fg20 Whole Milk (in grams) Consist of fresh whole milk, evaporated milk, recombined
milk, powdered milk (infant formula milk, whole/full cream
milk, filled milk, skimmed milk), and condensed milk
fg21 Milk Products (in Refers to cheese and other milk products like ice cream,
grams) yogurt, cultured milk, and others
fg23 Fats and Oils (in grams) Refers to cooking oil, coconut meat, coconut cream, pork
drippings and lard, butter, margarine, peanut butter, and
others
fg24 Miscellaneous (in Include beverages, and condiments and spices and other
grams) miscellaneous
fg25 Beverages (in grams) Consist of coffee, tea, alcoholic beverages, cacao and
chocolate-based beverages, fruit flavoured drink, and
others
fg26 Condiments and Spices Consist of salt, vinegar, catsup and other seasonings
(in grams)
fg27 Other Miscellaneous These include lemon grass, laurel leaves, oregano, turmeric,
(in grams) food coloring, and others
Total_FoodIntake Total Food Intake Total food intake of the household considering the 27 food
(in grams) groups
Total_Energy Total Energy (Kcal) Total energy intake of the household
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wgts Sampling Weights Product of the base weights, non-response adjustment and
post stratification adjustment
Accessibility
Contact Information Mario V. Capanzana, Ph.D.
Director
Food and Nutrition Research Institute
FNRI Bldg., DOST Compound, Gen. Santos Ave., Bicutan, Taguig City
www.fnri.dost.gov.ph
mar_v_c@yahoo.com
837-2934, 837-2071 to 81 loc 2284