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STATcompiler The DHS STATcompiler is an innovative online database tool that allows users to select numerous countries and hundreds of indicators to create customized tables that serve their specific data needs. STATcompiler accesses nearly all of the population and health indicators that are published in DHS final reports with just the click of the mouse.

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STATcompiler Express How to use STATcompiler
Express offers an easy way to quickly select up to 10 indicators from a list of the 30 most requested STATcompiler indicators and create a table to compare the most recent surveys available.
bullet Access STATcompiler Express 		  Instructions and examples for viewing data from DHS surveys using STATcompiler.
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Other Data Resources
STATMapper DHS Final Reports
Perform geographical mapping of
selected STATcompiler indicators.
bullet Access STATmapper 		  Comprehensive survey results are published in the DHS Final Reports and are available in print and PDF formats.
bullet Browse Final Reports
HIV/AIDS Survey Indicators Database   Browse Datasets
Create customized tables of HIV/AIDS survey indicators with data from DHS, MICS, BSS, and other surveys.
bullet Access the HIV/AIDS Database 		 

Survey data is available for free to responsible researchers.
bullet Browse Available Datasets
bullet Request/Download Datasets

USAID: From The American People
About MEASURE DHS Data
Virtually all of the population and health indicators that are published in the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) final reports can be viewed on line. Indicators are grouped under the following topics: Characteristics of Households, Fertility, Family Planning, Other Proximate Determinants of Fertility, Fertility Preferences, Early Childhood Mortality, Maternal and Child Health, Maternal and Child Nutrition, Female Genital Cutting, and Malaria.
bullet Browse Available Indicators