Final Proposal Fire
Final Proposal Fire
DEPARTEMENT OF GMPH
December -2019
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RIFT VALLEY UNIVERSITY ABICHU CAMPUS
DEPARTEMENT OF GMPH
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Rift valley university Abichu campus Master of public health
Full title of the research project Exclusive breast feeding practice and associated factors
among mothers of infant aged 0-5months in public
health centers Addis Ababa Ethiopia
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Table 1: Budget breakdown-----------------------------------------------------------------------22
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
First I would like to thank God for giving me the chance to prove that he is always with
me and helping me through all the way. Then my greatest gratitude goes to rift valley
university abichu campus for giving me this chance to learn new things and face different
experience. I would also like to express my heartfelt gratitude my advisor Dr. Eskinder
wolka (PhD).My appreciation also goes to Addis Ababa Health Bureau and Health
Centers. Last but not the least I would like to thank my families and friends for being
there with me in every line in my life to support me.
Contents
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List of table....................................................................................................................................iv
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.................................................................................................................v
List abbreviation and acronyms.....................................................................................................ix
Summary.........................................................................................................................................x
1.1Background................................................................................................................................1
1.2. Statement of the problem.........................................................................................................3
1.3. Significance of the study..........................................................................................................5
2. Literature review.........................................................................................................................6
2.1. Prevalence of Exclusive breast feeding practices.................................................................6
2.2. Exclusive breastfeeding.......................................................................................................7
2.3. Factors associated with practice of exclusive breastfeeding.................................................7
2.3.2. Maternal and family related factors..................................................................................8
2.3.3. Obstetric and health facility related factors.....................................................................10
2.3.4. Infant related factors.......................................................................................................11
2.4. Conceptual framework...........................................................................................................13
Figure1Conceptual framework.................................................................................................13
3. OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY.........................................................................................................14
3.1. General objective...............................................................................................................14
3.2. Specific objective...............................................................................................................14
4. Methods....................................................................................................................................15
4.1Study area and period..........................................................................................................15
4.2. Study design......................................................................................................................15
4.3. Source population..............................................................................................................15
4.4. Study population................................................................................................................15
4.5. Eligibility criteria...............................................................................................................16
4.6. Sample size determination.................................................................................................16
4.7. Sampling technique or procedure.......................................................................................16
Fig.2 Schematic presentation of the sampling technique procedure..............................................17
4.8. Data collection Tools.........................................................................................................18
4.9. Data collection procedures.................................................................................................18
4.10. Data quality management................................................................................................18
4.11. Study variables.................................................................................................................19
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Dependent variable...............................................................................................................19
Independent variables...........................................................................................................19
4.12. Operational definition......................................................................................................19
4.13. Data analysis procedure...................................................................................................20
4.14. Ethical consideration........................................................................................................20
4.15. Dissemination plan..........................................................................................................21
Work plan and Budget..................................................................................................................21
Plan for data processing and analysis........................................................................................22
Reference......................................................................................................................................24
ANNEXSES.................................................................................................................................27
ASSURANCE OF PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR.....................................................................54
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List abbreviation and acronyms
AOR: -adjusted odds ratio
SSA:-sub-Saharan Africa
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Summary
Background:-In Ethiopia an estimated 70000 infants deaths, per year which is 24% of
total infant death annually are due to suboptimal breastfeeding practices, in which can be
prevented by exclusive breastfeeding and Ethiopia has history of suboptimal breast
practice of which only 52%of children under six months age are exclusively
breastfeed(1).
Objective:-the objective of this study is exclusive breast feeding practice and associated
factors among mothers infant aged 0-5 months in public health centers Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Method:-facility based cross-sectional study will be done in selected ten health centers in
Addis Ababa during data collection period from April 1 stto june2020. Multistage
sampling technique will be used to select health facilities by taking clients flow chart in
to account. And data will be collected using a sample of 612 voluntary participants which
are selected by systematic random sampling. Data will be collected using structured
questioner. Then data will be entered using EPI data software version 3.1 by the principal
investigator and STATA 14 software program will be used to analyzed the entered data.
Final proposal is submitted to rift valley university abichu campus the study is approved
by department of general public health of rift valley university Ethical review Committee.
Work plan and Budget:-these will be conducted during may1 stto June2020and the total
estimated budget for this study is 42,680 ETB which is self-sponsored.
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1. Introduction
1.1Background
Exclusive breastfeeding defined as the infant receives only breast milk, no other liquids
or solids are given. No even water with the exception of oral rehydration solution, or
drops/syrups of vitamins, mineral or medicine(2).the significance of this study all health
professional to give for them mother to counseling/health education session to minimize
the suboptimal breast feeding practice and strengthen exclusive breast feeding practice
for the first six months of life.
Poor feeding practices particularly sub optimal breastfeeding and complementary feeding
practices for infants and young children are the major cause of child malnutrition along
with other common illnesses(5).chronic malnutrition due to poor breastfeeding practice
causes diminished cognitive and physical development of children and its limits to attain
their potential to learn earn throughout their lives(6).
It provides all infants nutritional and fluid needs in the first six months and is a perfect
combination of proteins, fats, carbohydrate and fluid (5). Nutrients such as vitamins A
and C, iron, zinc, and vitamin D are more easily absorbed from breast milk than from
milk. And it contains essential fatty acids needed for the infants growing brain, eyes, and
blood vessels and these are not available in other milks(4, 7, 8).
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In spite of what is known about the benefits of exclusive breast feeding for children,
mothers, families and society practice of exclusive breastfeeding is unsatisfactory in
many parts of the world. Only 35% of infants worldwide are exclusively breastfed during
the first four months of life (9). And 38% of children less than 6 months of age are
exclusively breastfed in the developing countries and 31% in SSA (10). while in Ethiopia
52%of children exclusively breastfed for six months (4).
Many factors have found to affect EBF practice such as; societal beliefs favoring mixed
feeding, lack of adequate support in health facilities and in the community, aggressive
promotion of infant formula through media, inadequate maternity leave legislation, lack
of knowledge on the dangers of not EBF among women , their partners, and families (4).
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1.2. Statement of the problem
Globally, sub-optimal feeding of infant and infectious disease contributes a 60% of total
children death, It is estimated that sub-optimal breastfeeding, especially non-exclusive
breastfeeding in the first six months of life, results in 1.4 million deaths and 10% of
disease in under-fives, and also has long term impact, including poor school performance,
reduce productivity, and impaired intellectual and social development .it can also
increase the risk of dying due to diarrhea and pneumonia among 0-5 month old infant by
more than two-fold (7, 11).
Evidence shows that of the sixty (60%) of under-five mortality caused by malnutrition
(direct or indirectly ) more than two-thirds of those are associated with appropriate
breastfeeding practices during infancy. not more than 35% of infants worldwide are
exclusive breastfed during their first four month of life (12, 13).
In Ethiopia an estimated 70000 infants deaths, per year which is 24% of total infant death
annually are due to suboptimal breastfeeding practices, in which can be prevented by
exclusive breastfeeding and Ethiopia has history of suboptimal breast practice of which
only 52%of children under six months age are exclusively breastfeed (1).
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Suboptimal breast feeding practice in the world and in country are exist, but to improve
exclusive breast feeding, factors influencing its practice to be assessed and identified
although some factors have been identified in the world and in the country, there is no
study conducted that infant formula promotions and how it affect on exclusive breast
feeding practice which could have an implication for better intervention.
The findings of this study to increase infant health and also reduce death, as well as
prevent infection disease including otitis media, RTI and non-infectious disease like child
obesity due to suboptimal breastfeeding practices.
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1.3. Significance of the study
WHO and UNICEF recommended infant should be exclusive breastfed for the first six
months of life to achieve optimal growth, development and health as well as prevent
infection disease including otitis media, RTI and non-infectious disease like child
obesity. Thereafter, to meet their evolving nutritional requirements, infant should receive
nutritionally adequate and safe complementary foods, while continuing to breastfeed for
up to two years or beyond (5).
Health extension workers who are working at community level, nurse and midwifes who
work in maternity centers (antenatal care unit, post natal care unit and delivery room) and
in the community setting as well all other concerned bodies will utilize the result of this
research as reference in their counseling/health education session to minimize the
suboptimal breast feeding practice and strengthen exclusive breast feeding practice for
the first six months of life.
This study will be documented and provide relevant information on the effect of infant
formula promotions on exclusive breast feeding practice, in Addis Ababa the finding of
this study will also provide the city health office, policy makers and non-governmental
organizations (NGOs) to develop relevant intervention strategies this will also help health
care providers to understand gaps associated with breastfeeding awareness and so that
they are more focused to these gaps during the breastfeeding counseling.
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2. Literature review
General overview
2.1. Prevalence of Exclusive breast feeding practices
Despite appropriate feeding practice is the most cost effective intervention to reduce child
morbidity and mortality, only 35%of infant worldwide are exclusively breastfed during
the first four months of life [9], 38% of infant less than 6 months of age are exclusively
breastfed in the developing countries and 31% in sub-Saharan Africa (10).
The rate of exclusive breast feeding is low in Africa, especially in WCA which is only
21% which results chronic malnutrition like stunting for more than 40% of case and
further deteriorates the child potential to learn and grow throughout their lives (5).
Across sectional study in Malaysia among mothers of children between 6-24 months of
age group showed only 44.3% of mothers breastfed their child exclusively until 6 months
(19). and another similarly study in Malaysia to investigate the factors associated with
EBF showed that the prevalence of exclusive breastfeeding among mothers with infant
aged between one and six months was 43.1% (20).
In Ethiopia breast feeding is a common practice, but a large proportion of mother do not
practice optimal breast feeding. According to Ethiopia demographic health survey
(EDHS) 2011 estimated 52% of under 6 month aged infants are exclusively breastfed. It
is estimated that 70% of 0-1month old infants, 55% of 4-5 month old infant and 32% of
4-5 infants were exclusively breastfed. This national survey estimated median duration of
exclusive breast feeding is 4.2 months at national level and 4.6 months in Amhara region
(4).
The 2016 Ethiopian demographic health survey (EDHS) showing 58% of mothers who
had under 6 months infant prevalence of exclusively breastfeeding practice (21).similarly
studies conducted in Mizan Aman town, Offa district southern Ethiopia, Debre tabor
town, Motta town, (east Gojjam zone), Garage zone south Ethiopia, Goba district, south
east Ethiopia, Bedelle town, the prevalence of exclusive breast feeding was 34.7%, 78%,
70.8%, 50.1%, 21.9% and 43.6% respectively.
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2.2. Exclusive breastfeeding
WHO and UNICEF recommended that all mothers should breastfeed their children
exclusively for the first six months and should continue with additional of appropriate
and sufficient weaning food after 6 months of age[(9).despite the recommendation from
WHO and UNICEF, world worldwide the exclusive breast feeding of children under six
months are 35%(3).only 39% of infants in developing world and 35% o of infants in
Africa are exclusive breast feed (5).
About one in every four infants was provide infant formula within the first six months of
life. an earlier cohort study [9].from central Nepal reported lower prevalence of formula
feeding of 1.7,6.3 and 13.4% at 4,12 and 22 weeks respectively compared to our findings
7.5,6.8 and 17% another study from the bhaktapur districts ,near the capital city of Nepal
reported that 31%of infant aged nine months were provided infant formula (23). The
government of Nepal has banned the advertising of infant formula in health facilities,
enforced the mother milk substitutes (control of sale distribution) act,2049(1992) (24).as
a result, the provision of infant formula as gift or free samples is non-existence in public
hospitals in Nepal, similarly childhood illness management protocol for health workers
discourage formula feeding(23). Despite these efforts, the use of infant formula in Nepal
appears to be on the rise: therefore, there is further need to be curtail such practices.
Nepal follows WHO guideline in infant feeding and encourages and promotes exclusive
breastfeeding in the first life. When mother’s milk is no longer sufficient due to maternal
illness and death, the child health guidelines of the mystery of health recommends clean
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and boiled cow’s milk to avoid contamination and also protect from under in early
infancy (23).
In this study, urban mothers were twice as likely as rural mothers to provide formula their
babies. Urban areas have a number of characteristics’ which make infant particularly
vulnerable to formula feeding. The majority departmental stores and retail pharmacies are
located in urban areas of Nepal. They sell infant formula without any restriction, mothers
who experience some difficulties in breastfeeding can easily find infant formula in urban
areas, and use as an alternative to breastfeeding (23).
Maternal economic status:-data from several studies suggest that women of lower
socioeconomic status (SES) are less likely to breastfeed their infant, both in the United
States and elsewhere (28).
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Similarly findings were obtained goba district (15), ambo district (29). and dabat district
(30). This could be due to the fact that housewives (unemployed mothers) have more
time to be with their infant throughout the whole day and can provide breastfeeding on
demand. On other hand employed mothers may not have frequent contact with their
infant. This hinders proper breastfeeding practices, and exclusive breastfeeding.
Maternal marital status:-the maternal marital status and religion affects the exclusive
breast feeding as following studies indicated, one study revealed that unmarried women
were 2.2 times more likely to practiced breast feeding exclusively than married women
(16).
Contrary, study from southern Ethiopia reported currently unmarried women had 4 times
chance of less breast fed to their infants exclusively than married women (31).
Residence of the mothers:-places that mothers resides had potential effects on the
exclusively breast feeding practices, reports from Timor leste study revealed those
mother who resides in the rural had breast fed their infant exclusively compared to urban
residents(26).
Similarly finding was obtained from studies done in mecha district, North West of
Ethiopia and Debreberhan district of central Ethiopia, showed that rural resident mothers
had higher chance of breast feeding practice compared to urban residents ((32).
Similar finding were reported from mecha district, North West Ethiopia, mothers with
more knowledge about BF were breast fed their infants more likely than their counterpart
(3).
Number of children:-number of children that mothers had were associated with the
exclusive breast feeding; study in Timor-Leste reported mothers with more than 4
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children were less likely to offered breastfeeding exclusively than mothers with less
infants(34).
Contrary to above study, Vietnam study reported mothers with more than three children
were practiced lower breast feeding compared to mothers with less infants (35).
Similarly finding were obtained from mecha district, north west Ethiopia and
Debremarkos north west Ethiopia, summarized that mothers who had more ANC visit
during pregnancy had higher chance to breast fed exclusively their infants than who had
less or no ANC follow up(3).
Contrary to above studies, study country wide of Ethiopia reported ANC were not
associated with exclusively breast feeding (3).
Postnatal care: -mothers who had received infant feeding counseling during the
postnatal visit were more likely to breastfed their infants exclusively.
This in line with a study from mecha district were mothers who receive PNC counseling
on infant feeding were more likely to practice EBF compared to those who receive no
counseling during postnatal care (13, 16). And also similar to findings at Debremarkos
(11). and Addis Ababa (21).this shows that postnatal period is an appropriate time to
provide important infant feeding messages.
Place of delivery:-where mother give birth their infants become predictor for breast
feeding continuation, results from Germany study revealed mother who delivered home
were less likely to had breast fed exclusively than those delivered health institutions
[36].study from Cameron reported similar finding, mothers who delivered at home had
lower breast feeding than mothers who delivered health care institution [19].
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Similar to above studies, mothers who delivery home were more likely to breast fed than
those delivered health care institution ,means heath care set up delivery were positively
associated exclusive breast feeding practice (32).
Mode of delivery:-affects the way mother breast feed their infants as a lot of evidence
was revealed from different studies, in Germany study showed that mothers who
delivered by caesarean section in health facilities were practiced lower breast feeding
than mothers who delivered vaginally(36).
Similarly other finding reported that those mothers who delivered by caesarean section
were less likely to start breast feeding earlier with in the first one hour and continued the
exclusive breast feeding compared to mothers who delivered vaginally(35).
Sex of the infant:-result of some studies reported that the sexes of infants were
associated with EBF. In Denmark study revealed that male infants were 1.7 times more
likely to breast fed exclusively than female infants (37).
Similar finding were observed from Cameron which said that male infants had breast fed
exclusively more likely than female infants (28). Contrary different finding was revealed
from others study which was female infants had breast fed exclusively compared to male
infants (26).
Birth weight of the infants:-birth weight of infants had effects on breast feeding of
which results of some studies revealed, in Germany study reported term birth infants had
breast fed higher than pre-term birth infants (36).
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Similarly to above study other study finding reported infants whose mothers gave birth at
gestational age between 24-27 were 2.9 times more likely to failure to breast fed
exclusively compared to term infants(37).
Time of breast feeding initiation to the infant: - this study revealed that mothers who
initiated breastfeeding early were more likely to practice exclusive breastfeeding
compared to mothers who initiated breastfeeding later. In mecha district mothers who
initiated breastfeeding immediately after birth were more likely to practice exclusive
breastfeeding than those who did not initiate breastfeeding immediately after birth
[13].this may be due to the fact that late initiation of breastfeeding is associated with
decrease newborn-mother bonding and the inadequate maternal breast milk secretion.
This in turn may lead to early introduction of other foods and/or drinks.
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2.4. Conceptual framework
Figure1Conceptual framework
Adapted and modified from muse .o (2017)
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3. OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
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4. Methods
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4.5. Eligibility criteria
4.5.1. Inclusion criteria
All mothers who will be visited health facilities with infants aged under six months in
public health center of Addis Ababa will be included in the study
Only those mothers who brought their children to health facilities will be included in the
study
Care giver beside mothers who brings children of facilities excluded from the sample.
Mothers who came from outside Addis Ababa excluded from the study.
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centers. Then the total sample size will be proportionally allocated for the ten Health
Centers, depending on the client flow in each Health facilities.
Based on SRS
Total 612sample
participants
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4.8. Data collection Tools
Structured qualitative questionnaires will be develop by reviewing EDHS questioners and
different literatures and adapted to local situation with necessarily modifications.
The questionnaire consists of six sections. The first section is about socio demographic
characteristics of the respondent. Second information and housing condition questions
third section about sanitation and hygiene forth about maternal/infant health and health
service utilization questions the 5th section is about breast feeding related the last section
about infant formula related questions.
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participants, data collection method /process, and clarifying how to interview the
questionnaire and about the objective of the study.
The data collectors should be sure that every participant are voluntary to involve in the
study before proceeding to the interview. The principal investigator closely follows data
collection along with the supervisor on site throughout the data collection period. The
questionnaire will be checked daily for completeness, inconsistency and error will be
corrected at the spot.
Dependent variable
Exclusive breast feeding practice
Independent variables
Infant formula promotion
Maternal related factors
Obstetric and facility related factors
Infant related factors
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Professional promotion:-defined as if mothers receive recommendation from health
profession, to use infant formula for their infant once in a life time of the mother.
Lay man promotion: -defined as if mothers receive recommendation from family or other
individuals to use infant formula for their infants once in a life time.
Health ERC will submit to the selected health center and Addis Ababa health biro to gate
permission for the study area will obtained from the Health Office of the study area
before starting the study. The information sheet and consent will be provided for
respondents to read for those who can read and the data collector will read the consent
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form for those respondents who cannot read. Finally informed verbal consent will be
obtained from study participants. Then who agreed will continue the questioner. The
purpose and the benefit of the study will be discussed with each participant
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1. Personnel Data collector 20 per 20 X585 11,700
questioner
R-writable CD 20 ETB 2 X 15 30
TOTAL = 46,948
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Weak 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 3 1 2
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1 Training of data collector
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1 Writing result
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ANNEXSES
Participant information sheet and informed consent form
The study title Exclusive breast feeding practice and associated factors among mothers
of infants aged under 6 months in Addis Ababa Ethiopia.
Purpose of the study The finding of this study is to identify exclusive breast feeding
practices and associated factors in Addis Ababa. Knowing this factors have paramount
important for the city of health office to plan for the intervention programs so as to
reduce infant morbidity and mortality that are associated with non exclusive and sub
optimal breast feeding practices which result from infant formula promotion.
Risk and benefits The risk of being participating in this study is very minimal, except
few minutes of interview. There will not be any direct payment for participating in this
study: the findings obtain from the study are useful planning intervention programs.
Confidentiality The information that you provide us will be kept confidential. The name
and other identifiers of participants will not be used in the study to ensure anonymity of
the study.
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Rights: Participation in this study is fully voluntary. You have the right to declare not to
participate in this study and you have the right to quit the study any time
Contact address: If there are any questions or unclear idea any time about the
study or the procedures, please contact and speak to Principal investigator.
E- Mail:-fireabrha2018@gmaill.com
If you are willing to be in the study, you will be agreeing and let us proceed
Questioner on the exclusive breast feeding practice and associated factors among mothers
of infants aged under six months in Addis Ababa Ethiopia
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Section 1 socio demographic characteristics of mothers/fathers
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agriculture---------------------------------6
Other, specify------------------------------
108 What is your marital status
Single (never married)-------------------1 (1)201
Married-------------------------------------2
Divorced------------------------------------3 (3)201
Window-------------------------------------4 (4)201
Cohabitation--------------------------------5 (5)201
109 If you are married/living Yes-----------------------------------
together with a man’s as No------------------------------------- (No)11
husband and wife, have your 2
husband’s ever attended school?
110 If yes, what is the highest level No education---------------------------1
of school he attended Primary school(1-8)-------------------2
Secondary school(9-12)---------------3
Certificate/diploma---------------------4
Degree and above-----------------------5
111 Specific your grade? --------------------
112 What is your husband’s/the man House wife-------------------------------1
you are living with as a husband Daily laborer-----------------------------2
and wife occupation? Students-----------------------------------3
Remark: means your main Governmental organization employee--4
income generating activity. Private organization employee---------5
agriculture----------------------------------6
merchant------------------------------------7
Other, specify------------------------------
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Section 2 Housing condition
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No-----------------------------------------2
216 Who is the owner of the house Private(own)--------------------------1
you live? Governmental---------------------------2
Rent--------------------------------------3
Other, specify------------------------
217 What is the roofing material of Mud------------------------------------1
your house? Wood----------------------------------2
Corrugated iron----------------------3
Cement/concrete--------------------4
Other, specify-----------------------------
218 What is flooring material of Mud--------------------------------------1
your house? Parquet-----------------------------------2
Cement/ Ceramic ----------------------3
Carpet------------------------------------4
Other---------------------------------
219 Does your household own any Yes--------------------------------------1
livestock, herd or any animals? No---------------------------------------2 (No)
If yes, which one do you have? 221
220 If yes, which one do you have? Camel----------------------------------1
Cows/oxen/bulls----------------------2
Goat------------------------------------3
Sheep----------------------------------4
Others(specify)---------------------------
221 Does your household own any Yes------------------------------------1
agricultural land? No-------------------------------------2
222 What is average monthly ----------------------------------------
income of the households?(in
birr)
33
Section 3.maternal /infant health and health service utilization question
34
30 What is the sex of your infants? Male--------------------------------1
9 Female-----------------------------2
31 Did you receive PNC with in the Yes----------------------------------1
0 first 24hr of delivery? No------------------------------------2 (No)
401
31 If yes? Where did you receive? Gov. hospital----------------------1
1 Private hospital-------------------2
Health center----------------------3
Health post------------------------4
Private clinics--------------------5
Home------------------------------6
Other, specify-------------------------
35
breast milk? 409
40 If yes, what was other food/liquid Plan water---------------------------1
5 that your infant fed in addition to Juice-----------------------------------2
breast milk? Soup-----------------------------------3
Powdered milk other than infant formula
milk-------------------------4
Fresh animal milk-------------------5
Infant formula milk-----------------6
Tea------------------------------------7
Other liquid specify------------------
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Because breast milk can be replace by infant
formula-------------------7
Other, specify---------------------
40 Did you put your infant at your Yes------------------------------------1
9 infant at your chest immediately No-------------------------------------2
after you give birth?
Remark: that’s does your skin and
infant skin contact for awhile after
you delivery?
41 How soon after birth did you put Immediately within 1hr of birth---1 (1)5
0 your infant for the first time to 1hr up to 1day-----------------------2 12
breast feed? After 1day up to 3days-------------3
After 3 days--------------------------4
41 If delayed more than 1hr what c/s delivery---------------------------1
1 were the reasons that made you maternal illness----------------------2
delayed in breast feeding infant illness-------------------------3
initiation? delayed milk secretion--------------4
Multiple answers are possible. infant refusal-------------------------5
because I initiated infant
formula------------------------------------------6
is not appropriate time to
initiate-------------------------------------------7
other specify-----------------
37
41 If you did not feed the first Plain water---------------------------1
4 milk/colostrums what was your Sugar or glucose water-------------2
infant give after birth? Powdered milk other than infant formula
milk?------------------------3
Animal milk--------------------------4
Sugar-salt-water solution-----------5
Fruit juice----------------------------6
Infant formula-----------------------7
Tea/infusions------------------------8
Honey---------------------------------9
Fresh butter-------------------------10
Porridge----------------------------11
Other specify-----------------------
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50 What do you think are the reasons lack of information---------------------------1
6 for mothers not breastfeeding work demand----------------------------------2
exclusively? insufficient breast milk-----------------------3
traditions and cultural beliefs----------------4
other (mention)---------------------------------5
50 Is there any culture/tradition Yes-----------------------------------------------1
7 prohibits you from exclusive No------------------------------------------------2
breast feeding up to six months
50 If yes could you mention it ------------------------------------------------
8
39
From health professional---------3
From my mother-------------------4
From supermarket keepers-------5
From friend/family----------------6
From TV----------------------------7
From gov.hospital-----------------8
From private hospital--------------9
From health center---------------10
Health post------------------------11
From private clinics-------------12
From pharmacies-----------------13
Other ,specify--------------------
60 If you heard/seen how many times ------------------------------times
4 were you heard?
60 If you heard/seen what was the last Before--------------------months
5 time you were exposed?
60 Have you ever received a sample of Yes---------------------------------1
6 infant formula milk from health No----------------------------------2
institution staffs?
60 Have ever fed infant formula to Yes----------------------------------1
7 your current infant? No-----------------------------------2 (No)
611
60 If yes, has your infant fed infant Yes----------------------------------1
8 formula milk in the last 24hr? No-----------------------------------2 (No)
615
60 If you fed your infant formula milk Because breast milk is not enough------------1
9 in the last 24hr, why you gave? I had illness---------------------------------2
Infant illness--------------------------------3
I had no time to breast feed the infant--------4
Because infant formula better than breast
milk-----------------------------------------------5
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Infant formula is good for infant growth,
health and intelligence--------------------------6
Because infant formula has same nutritional
benefits as breast feeding ----------------------7
Other, specify-------------------
61 If you’re infant fed infant formula From pharmacy/drug shops--------------1
0 in the last 24hr, from where you From supermarkets------------------------2
get/buy the infant formula milk? From shops---------------------------------3
I got freely/gift from company----------4
From family---------------------------------5
Other, specify--------------------
61 Did you previous infants ever fed Yes----------------------------------------1
1 infant formula milk? No-----------------------------------------2
61 Have you ever exposed any Yes----------------------------------------1
2 information talking about bottle and No------------------------------------------2 (No)
tea? 614
61 If yes, did your infant drinks Yes---------------------------------------1
3 anything from a bottle in the last No-----------------------------------------2
24hr?
61 Would you recommend formula Yes----------------------------------------1
4 feeding to anyone? No-----------------------------------------2
61 If yes to whom would you To my friends----------------------------1
5 recommended? To my family-----------------------------2
To my neighbors-------------------------3
Others, specify----------------------
Annex2: Amharic version
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የጥናቱ ርዕስ፡-የጡትብቻ የማጥባት ትግበራና ተዛማጅ ችግሮች፣አዲስ አበባ
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እንዳለኝ አውቄአለሁ፡፡ስለሆነም የምሰጠው መረጃ እስከተጠበቀ ድረስ በዚህ ጥናት
ለመሳተፍ ተስማምቻለሁ፡፡በዚህ ጥናት ለመሳተፍ ስምምነቴን ስገልፅ ለምጠይቀው ጥያቄ
በእውነት ላይ የተመሰረተ መልስ ለመስጠት የተስማማሁ መሆኔን አረጋግጣለሁ፡፡
አጥኚው ፊርማ---------------------------------------ቀን------------------------------------
ክፍል 1.አሁንየሚጠየቁትስለእራሶናቤተሰቦባህርያትየተመለከተጥያቄነው
10 ብሔር አማራ---------------------------------------1
2 ትግሬ----------------------------------------2
ጉራጌ-----------------------------------------3
ኦሮሞ---------------------------------------4
ሌላካለ----------------------------
10 ሀይማኖት ኦርቶዶክስ------------------------------------
3 1
ሙስሊም-------------------------------------2
ካቶሊክ----------------------------------------
-3
ፕሮቴስታንት----------------------------------
4
ሌላካለ---------------------
10 ተምረዋል አዎ----------------------------------------1
4 አይ-----------------------------------------2 (አይ)
43
107
44
3
ባላ
የሞተባት----------------------------------4
ያላገባ ግን አብሮ የሚኖር-------------------
5
10 ካገቡ አብረው ነው የሚኖሩ አዎ-----------------------------------
9 ከባለቤቶት ጋር, ባለቤቶትስ አይ------------------------------------- (አይ)
ተምረዋል? 112
11 መልሶ አዎ ከሆነ አስከ ስንት
0 ተምርዋል? ያልተማረ-------------------------------------
1
የመጀመርያ ደረጃ(1-8)---------------------
2
ሁለተኛ ደረጃ(9-12)------------------------
3
ዲፕሎማ--------------------------------------4
ዲግሪ እና ከዝያ በላይ-----------------------
5
11 ክፍል/ደረጃይገለፅ? --------------------
1
11 የባለቤትዋ ስራ? የቀን ሰራተኛ -------------------------------1
2 ተማሪ-----------------------------------------2
የመንግስት ስራ------------------------------
3
የግል ስራ-------------------------------------
4
የግብርና ስራ---------------------------------
5
ሌላካለ-------------------------
ክፍል 2.አጠቃለይየቤቶትሁኔታ
45
201 ቴለቪዥን አለ-------------------------------------------
1
የለም-----------------------------------------
2
202 ሬድዩ አለ--------------------------------------------
-1
የለም-----------------------------------------
-2
203 ሞባኤል አለ--------------------------------------------
1
የለም-----------------------------------------
2
204 የቤትስልክ አለ------------------------------------------1
የለም---------------------------------------2
205 ኤሊትሪክ አለ-------------------------------------------1
የለም------------------------------------------
2
206 የኤሊትሪክምድጃ አለ-------------------------------------------1
የለም-----------------------------------------2
207 ኩራዝ/መብራት አለ------------------------------------------1
የለም----------------------------------------2
208 ፊሪጅ አለ-----------------------------------------1
የለም---------------------------------------2
209 ሰዓት አለ------------------------------------------1
የለም-----------------------------------------2
210 ሶፋ አለ--------------------------------------------
1
የለም------------------------------------------
2
211 ጠረጴዛ አለ---------------------------------------------
46
-1
የለም------------------------------------------
2
212 ወንበር አለ--------------------------------------------
1
የለም------------------------------------------
2
213 አልጋከፍራሽጋር? አለ--------------------------------------------
1
የለም-----------------------------------------2
214 ባጃጅ አለ-------------------------------------------1
የለም----------------------------------------2
215 መኪና አለ-----------------------------------------1
የለም---------------------------------------2
216 የምትኖርበት ቤት ባለቤትነቱ የማንነው? የግል---------------------------------------1
መንግስት----------------------------------2
ኪራይ--------------------------------------3
ሌላካለ--------------------------------
217 የቤቶት ጣራ ከምን ተሰራ? ጭቃ-----------------------------------------1
እንጨት-------------------------------------2
ቆርቆር--------------------------------------3
ሲሚንቶ-------------------------------------4
ሌላካለ--------------------------------
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የለም----------------------------------------2 (አይ)221
220 መልሶ አዎ ከሆነ የትኛው እንስሳ ነው ግመል---------------------------------------1
ያሎት ? ላም/በሬ--------------------------------------2
ፍየል-----------------------------------------3
በግ--------------------------------------------
4
ሌላካለ----------------------------------
221 የቤተሰብ የግብርና ቦታ አለ?
አለ---------------------------------------------
1
የለም------------------------------------------
2
222 አማካኝ የቤተሰብ የወር ገቢ መጠን ---------------------------------------
48
ተሰጥቶታል? 1
አይ----------------------------------------------
2
305 ልጆትን የት ነበር የወለዱት? የመንግስት ሆስፒታል-----------------------1
የግል ሆስፒታል-------------------------------2
ጤና ጣብያ-------------------------------------3
ጤና ኬላ---------------------------------------4
የግል ክሊኒክ-----------------------------------5
ቤት---------------------------------------------
6
ሌላ----------------
49
311 ድህረ ወሊድ ክትትል ላይ ስለጡት አዎ----------------------------------------------
ማጥባት እና ተጨመሪ ምግብ የምክር 1
አገልግሎት አግኝትዋል? አይ----------------------------------------------
2
ክፍል 4 ስለጡትአጠባብ
50
40 መልሶ አዎ ከሆነ ከጡት በተጨማሪ የሰጡት የባንባውሀ------------------------------------1
5 ምግብ ወይም ፈሳሽ ምን ነበር? ጭማቂ----------------------------------------2
ሾርባ------------------------------------------
3
የዱቄት ወተት------------------------------4
የላም ወተት---------------------------------5
ከስደስት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት
ወተት------------------------------------------
6
ሻይ---------------------------------------------
7
ሌላ-------------------
51
ልጄ ታሞ/ታማ-------------------------------3
የጡቴ ወተት ስለቀነሰ-----------------------4
ሰዓት ስለሌለኝ--------------------------------5
ከስደሰት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት
ወተት------------------------------------------
6
ምክንያቱም የጡት ወተቱን ከስደሰት ወር በታች
የተዘጋጀ ወተት ስለሚተካው-------7
ሌላ---------------------
40 ልጆትን ከወለዱ በጓላ ወድያውኑን ደረቶት አዎ-------------------------------------------1
9 ላይ አስቀምጥዋል? አይ--------------------------------------------
2
41 ልጆትን ከወለዱ በጓላ ለመጀመርያ ጊዜ መቼ ልክ አንደወለድኩ በ 1 ሰዓትውስጥ--1 (1)412
0 አጠቡ? ከ 1 ሰዓትአስከ 1 ቀን-------------------2
ከ 1 ቀን በጓላ አስከ 3 ቀን---------------3
ከ 3 ቀን በጓላ-----------------------------4
41 ከ 1 ስዓት በላይ ሳያጠቡ ከቆዩ ምን ነበር በኦፕሬሽን ስለወለድኩ---------------------1
1 ምክንያቶት ሳያጠቡ የቆዩበት? የእናት ህመም------------------------------2
ከአንድ በላይ መልስ ይቻላል. የልጅ ህመም---------------------------------3
ጡት ወተት አልወጣ ስላለ-----------------4
ልጅ አልጠባ ብሎ----------------------------5
ምክንያቱም ከመጀመርያው ከስድሰት ወርበታች
የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት ወተት
ስለሰጠሁት/ስለሰጠሀት-----------------------6
ለማስጀመር ጥሩ ጊዜ አልነበረም-----------7
ሌላካለ-----------------
52
41 የመጀመርያ የጡት ወተት (አንገር) ካልጠባ/ ህፃኑ/ህፃንዋልከአነደምግብአይወስድልኝም/
3 ካልጠባች ምክንያቱ ምንድ ነው? አትወስድልኝም -----------------------------1
ለህፃንጤናጥሩነው-------------------------2
ባህላዊልማድ-------------------------------3
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3.የመሰንጠቅ/መድረቅ
4.ሌላ ካለ ይጠቀስ
50 ችግር ሲገጥምሽ እንዴት ታደርጊያለሽ? ወተቱን አፈሰዋለሁ------------------------1
3 ወደ ጤና ተቋም እሄዳለሁ---------------2
በባህል መድሀኒት አሽዋለሁ-------------3
ሌላ ካለ ይጠቀስ---------------------------4
50 በመስርያ ቤት/በማህበረሰባቹህ የጡት አዎ----------------------------------------1
4 ማጥባትን ይደግፋሉ/ያበረታታሉ አይ-----------------------------------------2
50 አዎ ካልሽ ልትጠቅሽልኝ ትችይ ---------------------------------
5
50 እናቶች ጡት ብቻ የማያጠቡበት ምክንያት መረጃ ስለሌላቸው------------------------1
6 ምን ይመስልሻል? ስራ ስለሚበዘባቸው-----------------------2
ጡት ወተት በቂ ስላልሆነ----------------3
ባህል ና ተለምዶስለሆነ------------------4
ሌላ ካለ ይጠቀስ---------------------------5
50 በአከባቢያችሁ ጡት ብቻ እስከ ስድሰት ወር አለ------------------------------------------1
7 እንድታጠቢ የሚያደርግ ባህል ወይም ተለምዶ አይ------------------------------------------2
አለ
50 አለ ካለሽ ልትጠቅሽልኝ ትችያለሽ --------------------------------------------
8
ክፍል 6.ከስድስትወርበታችየተዘጋጀየዱቄትወተት
54
የሚጠቀም ህፃን ብልጥ ሰለ
ሚሆን--------------------------------------------
-------3
ከስድስት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት ወተት ለህፃን
አእምሮ ጥሩ ነው------------4
የናት ጡት በከስድስት ወርበታች የተዘጋጀ የድቄት
ወተት ስለሚተካ--------------------5
ምክንያቱም ከስድስት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የድቄት
ወተት ከናት ጡት ተመሳሳይ ጥቅም
ስላለው---------------------------------6
አላስታውሰውም-------------------------------7
603 መልሶ አዎ ከሆነ ኬት ነበር ያገኙት? ከሬድዩ------------------------------------------
1
እንተርኔት-------------------------------------2
ከጤና ባለሙያ--------------------------------3
ከእናቴ------------------------------------------
4
ከሱፐር ማርኬት ሸያጭ---------------------5
ከጓደኛ/ቤተሰብ--------------------------------6
ከተለቪዥን-------------------------------------7
ከመንግስት ሆስፒታል------------------------8
ከግልሆ ስፒታል-------------------------------9
ከጤና ጣብያ--------------------------------10
ጤና ኬላ--------------------------------------11
ከግል ክሊኒክ -------------------------------12
ከመድሀኒ ትቤት-----------------------------13
ሌላካለ---------------------
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606 ከስድሰት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት አዎ-----------------------------------------1
ወተት የምርት ናሙና ከጤና ተቋሙ አይ------------------------------------------2
አጊንትዋል?
607 ለአሁኑ ልጆት ከስድሰት ወርበታ አዎ-----------------------------------------1
ችየተዘጋጀ የዱቄት ወተት አይ------------------------------------------2 (አይ)511
ይሰጡታል/ይሰጣታል?
608 መልሶ አዎ ከሆነ ከስድሰት ወር በታች አዎ-----------------------------------------1
የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት ወተት ላለፈ 24 ሰዓት አይ------------------------------------------2 (አይ)515
አስጠቅምዋል?
609 ከስድሰት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት ምክንያቱም የናት ጡት ወተት በቂ አይደለም
ወተት ላለፈ 24 ሰዓት ከተሰጠ ለምን ----------------------------------1
ሰጡ? ታምሜ ነበር-------------------------------2
ህፃን ታማ/ታሞ-------------------------------3
በቂ ጊዜ አልነበረኝም ጡት ለማጥባት------4
ምክንያቱም ከስድስት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የድቄት
ወተት ከናት ጡት ስለሚበልጥ---5
ከስድስት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የድቄት ወተት
ለህፃናት እድገት ጤና እና አእምሮ ጥሩ ነው
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ምክንያቱም ከስድስት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የድቄት
ወተት ከናት ጡት ተመሳሳይ ጥቅም
ስላለው---------------------------------7
ሌላካለ-------------------
610 ከስድሰት ወርበታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት ከፋርማሲ-------------------------------------1
ወተት ላለፈ 24 ሰዓት ለህፃን ከሰጡ ከሱፐርማርኬት-----------------------------2
ኬት ነበር የገዙት? ከሱቅ------------------------------------------3
በነፃ--------------------------------------------
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ከቤተሰቦቼ-------------------------------------5
ሌላ--------------------
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611 ከስድሰት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት አዎ-----------------------------------------1
ወተት ከዘህ በፊት ለወለዱት ልጆች አይ------------------------------------------2
ሰጥተው ያወቃሉ?
612 ማንኛውም መረጃ ስለጡጦ የጡት ጫፍ አዎ------------------------------------------1
ሰምተው ያውቃሉ? አይ-------------------------------------------2 (አይ)614
613 መልሶ አዎ ከሆነ ማንኛዉም የሚጠጣ ላለፈ አዎ-------------------------------------------1
24 ሰዓት ህፃኑ/ህፃንዋ በጥጦ አይ--------------------------------------------2
ወስደዋል?
614 ከስድሰት ወር በታች የተዘጋጀ የዱቄት አዎ--------------------------------------------1
ወተት እንዲጠቀሙ መክረሻል? አይ--------------------------------------------2
615 መልሶ አዎ ከሆነ ለማን መክርሽ? ለጓዶኞቼ-------------------------------------1
ለቤተሰቦቼ------------------------------------2
ለጎረቤቶቼ------------------------------------3
ሌላ----------------------
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