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is low. Therefore, males and females shall be addressed in dyad communication and increase counseling by health-
care professional and family planning workers.

Keywords: dyad, male involvement, Indonesia

791 Data Interoperability: Using census and health data in conjunction with social
environmental data

Sula Sarkar

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA

Categories

7. Demographic Theory and Methods (including demographic training)

Abstract

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals agenda proposes 17 goals and 169 targets emphasizing the
need for the use of different kinds of data and information from varying sources and at different geographical scales
ranging from national to local. This research demonstrates data interoperability and the use of differing kinds of
data available from various sources at different geographical scales. The study visualizes 1) association between
education attainment to domestic abuse perceptions of women 2) conflicts and violence and its effect on education
attainment. Education attainment is measured using census microdata, domestic violence perceptions are available
from the Demographic and Health Surveys, and fatalities and violence location are available from Armed Conflict
Location and Event Data. For the purposes of this abstract, we display results from Kenya (circa 2009) and conclude
that high education completion rates are not necessary areas where women's perception to wife beating is justified.
Similarly, high conflicts and violence are also prevalent in areas where there is moderate to high educational
attainment. The final paper will use additional data from Kenya and Tanzania and also Nepal and Bangladesh to
portray change over time and display difference within countries, between countries and continents.

PS 2.2 Fertility Transition

12:30 - 2:00pm Tuesday, 3rd August, 2021

Presentation Type LIVE Session
Moderator: Turro S. Wongkaren , Febiola Tazrina Tazih

242 Evolution and Determinants of the Second Birth Interval in Asia and Latin
America

Harihar Sahoo

International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, India

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