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Província Do Bengo - IIMS, 2015 INQUÉRITO SOBRE INDICADORES MÚLTIPLOS E DE SAÚDE (IIMS 2015) Amostra de Secções da Província do Bengo - IIMS, 2015 PROVÍN CON CONGLO ID # COD CIA COD MUNICÍPIO COD COMUNA COD ALDEIA/BAIRRO SECÇÃO GL HBF ÁREA MERADO 29898 1 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 1 Caxito 3 Santana 4 0 102 1 595 29918 2 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 1 Caxito 8 Kimaria 3 0 98 1 596 29942 3 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 1 Caxito 10 Kingongo 12 0 107 1 597 29965 4 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 1 Caxito 13 Kitonhe 3 0 107 1 598 29984 5 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 1 Caxito 16 Quixiquela 3 0 99 1 599 30002 6 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 1 Caxito 20 Calundende 1 0 134 1 600 30117 7 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 2 Barra do Dande 1 Barra do Dande (sede) 4 0 89 1 601 30021 8 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 2 Barra do Dande 2 Bairro dos pescadores 3 0 74 2 602 30061 9 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 2 Barra do Dande 21 Paraiso 11 0 72 2 603 30092 10 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 2 Barra do Dande 31 Musseque Quicoca 11 0 105 2 604 30160 11 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 2 Barra do Dande 38 Panguila sector 5 1 0 114 1 605 30179 12 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 2 Barra do Dande 41 Panguila Sector 8 7 0 128 1 606 30198 13 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 2 Barra do Dande 44 Panguila Tecto vermelho 3 0 123 1 607 30208 14 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 3 Quicabo 3 Birila 2 0 167 2 608 30239 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 3 Quicabo 27 Tomba 1 1 11 2 609 30236 15 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 3 Quicabo 17 Kipetelo IV 1 1 7 2 609 257 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 3 Quicabo 41 Honzo 1 1 63 2 609 30291 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 4 Úcua 21 Kilengue 5 1 2 20 2 610 30290 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 4 Úcua 20 Kilengue 4 1 2 10 2 610 16 30292 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 4 Úcua 22 Kilengue 6 1 2 9 2 610 30293 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 4 Úcua 23 Kilengue 7 1 2 5 2 610 30354 17 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 5 Mabubas 5 Boa Esperança II 4 0 121 2 611 30369 18 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 5 Mabubas 21 Quissomera 13 0 98 2 612 30339 19 18 Bengo 1 Dande (Caxito) 5 Mabubas 38 Quissari II 3 0 110 2 613 2249 20 18 Bengo 7 Ambriz 1 Ambriz 2 Valódia 2 0 86 1 614 2274 18 Bengo 7 Ambriz 2 Bela Vista 3 Vuaiandi 1 3 10 2 615 21 2275 18 Bengo 7 Ambriz 2 Bela Vista 4 Kimpacassa 1 3 48 2 615 55506 22 18 Bengo 9 Nambuangongo 1 Muxiluando 4 Kidicota 1 0 80 2 616 55549 23 18 Bengo 9 Nambuangongo 2 Canacassala 3 Praia 3 0 95 2 617 55622 24 18 Bengo 9 Nambuangongo 4 Gombe 18 Kifama 1 0 74 2 618 55658 25 18 Bengo 9 Nambuangongo 5 Quicunzo 5 Mucondo 3 5 0 86 2 619 55685 26 18 Bengo 9 Nambuangongo 6 Quixico 1 Quixico Sede 2 0 65 2 620 55700 27 18 Bengo 9 Nambuangongo 7 Zala 8 Gondo 2 0 75 2 621 10711 28 18 Bengo 11 Bula-Atumba 1 Bula-Atumba 24 Guerreiro 1 0 59 2 622 10742 29 18 Bengo 11 Bula-Atumba 2 Quiage 12 Kiangala 1 0 83 2 623 30415 30 18 Bengo 13 Dembos-Quibaxe 1 Quibaxe 21 Quissaquila 3 0 76 2 624 30435 31 18 Bengo 13 Dembos-Quibaxe 1 Quibaxe 28 Banza Sede 1 0 100 1 625 30459 32 18 Bengo 13 Dembos-Quibaxe 2 Piri 14 Terreiro 1 0 57 2 626 57865 33 18 Bengo 15 Pango-Aluquem 1 Pango-Aluquem 4 Gombe ya Muquiana 3 0 95 2 627 INQUÉRITO SOBRE INDICADORES MÚLTIPLOS E DE SAÚDE (IIMS 2015) Amostra de Secções da Província de Benguela - IIMS, 2015 PROVÍNC MUNICÍPI CON CONGLO ID # COD IA COD O COD COMUNA COD ALDEIA/BAIRRO SECÇÃO GL HBF ÁREA MERADO 8303 1 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Centro Urbano 33 0 109 1 298 8445 2 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 13 Canequetela 9 0 109 1 299 8581 3 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 25 Camaninga II 7 0 85 1 300 8717 4 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 30 Calombutão 7 0 117 1 301 8862 5 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 54 17 de Setembro 40 0 80 1 302 9058 6 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 72 Quioche 7 0 107 1 303 9195 7 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 79 Calussongo 5 0 90 1 304 9347 8 9 Benguela 1 Benguela 1 Benguela 86 Sagrada Esperança 47 0 101 1 305 3266 9 9 Benguela 3 Baía Farta 1 Baía Farta 2 Centro Urbano 5 0 88 1 306 3201 10 9 Benguela 3 Baía Farta 1 Baía Farta 8 C.V Lodge 1 0 40 2 307 3482 11 9 Benguela 3 Baía Farta 2 Dombe Grande 59 Casseque 2 0 120 1 308 40607 12 9 Benguela 5 Lobito 1 Lobito 22 Alto Acongo 1 0 115 1 309 40241 13 9 Benguela 5 Lobito 1 Lobito 39 17 de Setembro 27 0 112 1 310 40386 14 9 Benguela 5 Lobito 1 Lobito 52 Calumba 18 0 81 1 311 40540 15 9 Benguela 5 Lobito 1 Lobito 73 Alto Esperança 7 0 151 1 312 40685 16 9 Benguela 5 Lobito 3 Egipto Praia 5 1º de Maio 1 0 80 2 313 28024 17 9 Benguela 7 Cubal 1 Cubal 8 Rei Mandume 10 0 105 1 314 28217 18 9 Benguela 7 Cubal 2 Yambala 4 Lumue Ngaido 1 0 110 2 315 28289 19 9 Benguela 7 Cubal 4 Capupa 46 Apito 4 0 67 2 316 31942 20 9 Benguela 9 Ganda 1 Ganda 5 Silvino Centro 2 0 102 1 317 31840 21 9 Benguela 9 Ganda 1 Ganda 39 Klohala 1 0 75 2 318 32165 22 9 Benguela 9 Ganda 3 Chicuma 57 Charrua 2 0 77 2 319 32518 23 9 Benguela 9 Ganda 5 Casseque 990 Katateca 1 0 80 2 320 4616 24 9 Benguela 11 Balombo 1 Balombo 4 Valódia 1 0 108 1 321 4705 25 9 Benguela 11 Balombo 2 Chingongo 40 Calonundo 1 0 55 2 322 9768 26 9 Benguela 13 Bocoio 1 Bocoio 3 Cabanga 3 0 88 1 323 9909 27 9 Benguela 13 Bocoio 2 Chila 29 Utumbi- Tumbi 1 0 73 2 324 10116 28 9 Benguela 13 Bocoio 6 Cubal do Lumbo 22 Lonjombe 1 0 97 2 325 17374 29 9 Benguela 15 Caimbambo 2 Catengue 28 Mundombi 2 0 97 2 326 26750 30 9 Benguela 17 Chongoroi 1 Chongoroi 17 Mulai 3 0 86 2 327 26862 31 9 Benguela 17 Chongoroi 1 Chongoroi 33 Calilongue 3 0 86 1 328 21061 32 9 Benguela 19 Catumbela 1 Catumbela 26 Hacala 8 0 81 1 329 21214 33 9 Benguela 19 Catumbela 2 Gama 8 Vimbalambi 23 0 92 1 330 INQUÉRITO SOBRE INDICADORES MÚLTIPLOS E DE SAÚDE (IIMS 2015) Amostra de Secções da Província do Bié - IIMS, 2015 PROVÍN MUNICÍPI CONGLO ID # COD CIA COD O COD COMUNA COD ALDEIA/BAIRRO SECÇÃO CONGL HBF ÁREA MERADO 37558 1 11 Bié 1 Kuito 1 Kuito 2 Piloto 15 0 109 1 364 37666 2 11 Bié 1 Kuito 1 Kuito 26 Paraiso 5 0 117 1 365 37424 3 11 Bié 1 Kuito 1 Kuito 85 Liwema 1 0 100 2 366 37767 4 11 Bié 1 Kuito 1 Kuito 101 Ndongua 16 0 97 1 367 37872 5 11 Bié 1 Kuito 1 Kuito 104 Catraio 18 0 110 1 368 37925 6 11 Bié 1 Kuito 1 Kuito 108 Cantiflas 11 0 89 1 369 38027 7 11 Bié 1 Kuito 3 Kambândua 34 Canata Nbango 1 0 69 2 370 38221 8 11 Bié 1 Kuito 5 Kunje 32 Kamalaia 2 0 116 1 371 38325 9 11 Bié 1 Kuito 5 Kunje 44 Santos 6 0 95 1 372 Cunhinga 29109 10 11 Bié 3 (Vouga) 1 Cunhinga 55 Gerico Sacajimbi 2 0 75 2 373 Cunhinga 29183 11 11 Bié 3 (Vouga) 2 Belo Horizonte 21 Chivangulula 1 0 109 2 374 25573 12 11 Bié 5 Chinguar 2 Cangote 56 Savicaia 1 0 92 2 375 25719 13 11 Bié 5 Chinguar 3 Kutato 47 Mbinji 3 0 74 2 376 2592 14 11 Bié 7 Andulo 1 Andulo 3 Hospital 2 0 119 1 377 2647 15 11 Bié 7 Andulo 1 Andulo 8 Massinde 3 0 112 1 378 2484 16 11 Bié 7 Andulo 1 Andulo 87 Hundo 1 0 91 2 379 2780 17 11 Bié 7 Andulo 2 Chivaulo 81 Canema 1 0 114 2 380 2919 11 Bié 7 Andulo 3 Cassumbe 2 Santo Anjo 1 1 29 2 381 18 2923 11 Bié 7 Andulo 3 Cassumbe 86 Catassi I 1 1 43 2 381 3141 19 11 Bié 7 Andulo 4 Calucinga 83 Elimbonde 1 0 35 2 382 3105 20 11 Bié 7 Andulo 4 Calucinga 123 Chingango 1 0 123 2 383 56879 21 11 Bié 9 Nharea 3 Caiei 10 Caiei Sede 3 0 70 1 384 56787 22 11 Bié 9 Nharea 3 Caiei 29 Samalenge I 1 0 104 2 385 56917 23 11 Bié 9 Nharea 4 Lubia 1 Lubia Sede 3 0 99 2 386 18726 24 11 Bié 11 Camacupa 1 Camacupa 20 Jamba 3 0 92 1 387 18526 25 11 Bié 11 Camacupa 1 Camacupa 123 Candombe 1 0 78 2 388 19045 26 11 Bié 11 Camacupa 4 Sto.
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