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Manual De Codificación ESTUDIO DE LA SITUACIÓN ALIMENTARIA Y NUTRICIONAL DE LOS PUEBLOS INDÍGENAS DE COLOMBIA Instituto Colombiano de Bienestar Familiar Universidad Externado de Colombia Convenio de Aporte No. 2926 Manual de codificación Bogotá, Octubre 2014 Contenido Generalidades ........................................................................................................................ 2 Módulo del Grupo Familiar ..................................................................................................... 2 A. INFORMACIÓN SOCIODEMOGRÁFICA .................................................................... 29 B. DESPLAZAMIENTO A CAUSA DEL CONFLICTO ARMADO .................................... 33 C. MORTALIDAD .............................................................................................................. 33 D. OCUPACIÓN E INGRESOS ........................................................................................ 35 E. INFORMACIÓN SOBRE LA VIVIENDA ...................................................................... 38 F. PRODUCCION DE ALIMENTOS ................................................................................. 41 G. CONSUMO .................................................................................................................. 44 Módulo Salud Nutricional ..................................................................................................... 46 A. CONSUMO A. SITUACIÓN DE SALUD Y ACCESO A SERVICIOS DE SALUD - POBLACIÓN GENERAL ................................................................................................... 46 B. ACCESO A PROGRAMAS DE NUTRICIÓN Y DE SERVICIOS DE SALUD EN ....... 50 POBLACIÓN GENERAL ................................................................................................... 50 C. CONSUMO DE ALCOHOL Y CIGARRILLO PARA MAYORES DE 10 ...................... 51 AÑOS ................................................................................................................................ 51 Módulo Materno Infantil ........................................................................................................ 51 A. ATENCIÓN PRENATAL ............................................................................................ 51 B. SALUD PERINATAL .................................................................................................. 54 B. LACTANCIA MATERNA ............................................................................................ 57 C. LACTANCIA ACTUAL ............................................................................................... 59 D. CUIDADOS DE LA LACTANCIA MATERNA ........................................................... 60 E. ALIMENTACIÓN COMPLEMENTARIA .................................................................... 61 G. SALUD INFANTIL ...................................................................................................... 62 1 Manual de codificación del sistema de recolección Generalidades En las variables numéricas están predeterminadas con el valor 0 y en las preguntas abiertas en vacío. En las preguntas de selección múltiple el valor de activo es 1 y desactivado 0 Los códigos acordados en el uso de datos ausentes son los siguientes: 777-77 No aplica 888 - 88 No sabe 999 - 99 No responde Módulo del Grupo Familiar Los datos cuentan con un proceso de crítica y categorización, lo cual permite realizar un manejo estadístico descriptivo, facilitando su análisis y conclusiones. Pueblo indígena: LISTA DE PUEBLOS INDÍGENAS DE COLOMBIA POR DEPARTAMENTO Código Dane del Pueblo ID_SYS Nombre del Pueblo (Etnia) 1 10 Achagua 2 20 Amorua 3 25 Yaruro 4 30 Andoke 5 40 Arhuaco 6 50 Arzario 7 60 Bara 8 70 Barasano 9 80 Bari 10 90 Betoye 11 100 Bora 12 110 Kawiyari 13 120 Yuri 14 130 Carapana 15 140 Karijona 16 150 Chimila 17 160 Chiricoa 18 170 Cocama 19 180 Coconuco 20 190 Coreguaje 21 200 Coyaima Natagaima 22 210 Awa Kuaiker 23 220 Kubeo 24 230 Kuiba 25 240 Tule 26 250 Kurripako 27 260 Desano 28 270 Dujos 29 280 Embera 30 281 Embera Katio 31 282 Embera Chami 32 283 Eperara Siapidara 33 290 Guambiano 34 300 Guanaca 35 310 Wanano 36 320 Guayabero 37 330 Cañamomo 38 340 Inga 39 350 Kamëntsa 40 360 Kofan 41 370 Kogui 42 380 Letuama 43 390 Makaguaje 44 400 Hitnu 45 410 Makuna 46 430 Nukak 47 440 Masiguare 48 450 Matapi 49 460 Miraña 50 470 Muisca 51 480 Nonuya 52 490 Ocaina 53 500 Nasa 54 510 Tzase 55 520 Piaroa 56 530 Piratapuyo 57 540 Pisamira 58 550 Puinave 59 560 Pasto 60 565 Killacinga 61 570 Saliba 62 580 Sikuani 63 590 Siona 64 600 Siriano 65 610 Taiwano 66 620 Tanimuka 67 630 Tariano 68 640 Tatuyo 69 650 Totoro 70 660 Tikuna 71 670 Tsiripu 72 680 Tucano 73 690 U`Wa 74 700 Tuyuka 75 710 Waunan 76 720 Wayuu 77 730 Uitoto 78 740 Yagua 79 750 Yanacona 80 760 Yauna 81 770 Yukuna 82 780 Yuko 83 790 Yuruti 84 800 Senu 85 810 Guane 86 820 Mokana 87 830 Otavaleño 88 840 Kichwa 89 850 Kankuamo 90 855 Tairona 91 860 Chitarero 92 870 Quimbaya 93 880 Calima 94 890 Panches 95 900 Indígenas Ecuador 96 910 Indígenas Peru 97 920 Indígenas Venezuela 98 930 Indígenas Mexico 99 940 Indígenas Brasil 100 950 Indígenas Panama 101 960 Indígenas Bolivia 102 970 Maya (Guatemala) 103 999 Indigena Sin Información 104 21 Waupijiwi 105 26 Yamalero Lengua en que se responde la encuesta: Castellano Wayuunaiki Lengua propia CUADRANTE- cod_corto RANCHERIA/COMUNIDAD CAMR04 La Granja CAMR05 El Pasito CAVE 01 Pantu Uchitu CAVE 02 Atutuli Shaipa CAVE03 Kaiwa Parajuamana CAVE04 Cardon Mareiwamana PUER02 Sekpu PUER03 Jamuchero PUER04 Jamuchero RCAMR02 Jayapamana Kamuchasain Panteramana RCAMR03 Anaralito Anaralito Nuevo RCAMR06 El Pasito RIBE01 Cerro Pelao Pien Trocomana RIBE06 Makulema Potrerito Tolumana Wayetamana SAUM03 Ipashirrain Jeyumana Joloro Trasirra Triachi SAUM04 Ichirraipa Polumaun Urrachirra SURI01 Buenos Aires Piedrecita Tolda SURI04 Aljote Guachaquero SURI06 Atiakat Santa Rosa JARA01 Marilau Coyomana JARA 03 Taloulumana Pushalerain Panerreka JARA04 Kasusu Ishouri COAG01 Utap COAG02 Ishasirra Sarampiomana Cachiroulesamana COAG03 Punto Fijo COAG04 Pachaka MAKU04 Makuira Jalein Waina SAUM01(4004-1) Oulu SAUM02 (4004) Seguana Palasoumana SAUM05 Kashataka Jorotchon SAUM06 Kapuchirrajain Jorotchon RIBE03 Campo Herrera RIBE05 Wararatchon Jutchimana RIBE07 Rancho Nuevo Jirumana Amale RESG01 La Loma RESG03 Hato Nuevo El Pozo MAKU01 Nueva York / Masimai COAG06 Patomana Samuluina Juutuy COAG05 La Loma SOAG01 Amasen SOAG02 Jamushemana SOAG03 Alas Ishorshirramana SOAG04 Witpa Aulechi MAKU05 Irruwolu SOAG07 (PUERTO LOPEZ) Makaraipao SOAG08 (PUERTO LOPEZ) Castillete SURI03 Patagonia NORE01 Piturumana 2 NORE02 Orqueta JARA05 Epialipa Juloulia Siichen Taparajin JARA06 Jepipa Rtunamana Karraisira Tetepre Taparajin SABM01 Gran Parada LISTA DE RESGUARDOS INDÍGENAS DE COLOMBIA POR DEPARTAMENTO Código Dane del Nombre del Nombre del municipio Nombre del resguardo resguardo departamento 05 - 045 - 1504 ANTIOQUIA APARTADÓ La Palma 05 - 045 - 1555 ANTIOQUIA APARTADÓ Las Playas 05 - 051 - 1745 ANTIOQUIA ARBOLETES Canime 29 05 - 101 - 1581 ANTIOQUIA CIUDAD BOLÍVAR Hermeregildo Chakiama 05 - 172 - 1023 ANTIOQUIA CHIGORODÓ Polines 05 - 172 - 1556 ANTIOQUIA CHIGORODÓ Yaberarado (Abibe Chigorodo) 05 - 234 - 1025 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Cañaverales-Antado 05 - 234 - 1026 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Chimurro-Nendo 05 - 234 - 1027 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Chuscal-Tuguridocito 05 - 234 - 1028 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Sever 05 - 234 - 1029 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Jenaturado 05 - 234 - 1030 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Pavarando-Amparrado Medio 05 - 234 - 1387 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Choromando Alto Y Medio 05 - 234 - 1613 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Narikizavi 05 - 234 - 1660 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Embera-Drua 05 - 234 - 1693 ANTIOQUIA DABEIBA Monzhomandó 05 - 284 - 1024 ANTIOQUIA FRONTINO Amparrado-Alto-Medio Y Quebrada Chontaduro 05 - 284 - 1031 ANTIOQUIA FRONTINO Chaquenoda 05 - 284 - 1032 ANTIOQUIA FRONTINO Murri-Pantanos 05 - 284 - 1519 ANTIOQUIA FRONTINO Nusido 05 - 361 - 1033 ANTIOQUIA ITUANGO San Matias O Jai-Dukama 05 - 364 - 1034 ANTIOQUIA JARDÍN Cristiania 05 - 475 - 1035 ANTIOQUIA MURINDÓ Rio Murindo 05 - 475 - 1036 ANTIOQUIA MURINDÓ Rio Chajerado 05 - 480 - 1037 ANTIOQUIA MUTATÁ Chontadural-Cañero 05 - 480 - 1554 ANTIOQUIA MUTATÁ Jaikerazavi (Abibe Mutata) 05 - 480 - 1661 ANTIOQUIA MUTATÁ Coribi-Bedado 05 - 490 - 1038 ANTIOQUIA NECOCLÍ Caiman Nuevo 05 - 490 - 1039 ANTIOQUIA NECOCLÍ El Volao 05 - 576 - 1729 ANTIOQUIA PUEBLORRICO Bernardo Panchí 14 05 - 736 - 1040 ANTIOQUIA SEGOVIA Tagual-La Po 05 - 789 - 1538 ANTIOQUIA TÁMESIS La Mirla 05 - 790 - 1041 ANTIOQUIA TARAZÁ Jaidezave 05 - 837 - 1038 ANTIOQUIA TURBO Caiman Nuevo 05 - 837 - 1631 ANTIOQUIA TURBO Dokerazavi 46 05 - 842 - 1507 ANTIOQUIA URAMITA Santa Maria El Charcon 05 - 847 - 1042 ANTIOQUIA URRAO Majore-Ambura 05 - 847 - 1043 ANTIOQUIA URRAO Valle De Perdidas Jengameconda 05 - 847 - 1553 ANTIOQUIA URRAO Andabu 05 - 856 - 1503 ANTIOQUIA VALPARAÍSO La Maria 05 - 873 - 1044 ANTIOQUIA VIGÍA DEL FUERTE El Salado 05 - 873 - 1045 ANTIOQUIA VIGÍA DEL FUERTE Guaguando 05 - 873 - 1046 ANTIOQUIA VIGÍA DEL FUERTE Jengado-Apartado 05 - 873 - 1047 ANTIOQUIA VIGÍA DEL FUERTE Rio Jarapeto 05 - 895 - 1645 ANTIOQUIA ZARAGOZA Pablo Muera 15 - 223 - 1066 BOYACA CUBARÁ Unido U'Wa 15 - 332 - 1066 BOYACA GÜICÁN Unido U'Wa 17 - 088 - 1068 CALDAS BELALCÁZAR Totumal 17 - 614 - 1069 CALDAS RIOSUCIO Cañamomo-Lomaprieta 17 - 614 - 1070 CALDAS RIOSUCIO La Montaña 17 - 614 - 1583 CALDAS RIOSUCIO San Lorenzo 17 - 614 - 1662 CALDAS RIOSUCIO Escopetera-Pirza 17 - 616 - 1071 CALDAS RISARALDA La Albania 17 - 665 - 1071 CALDAS SAN JOSÉ La Albania
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