|Marital status|
|---|
|Mass media access (_access to at least one media once a week out of radio, television and newspaper)_|
|Women empowerment in health index<br>(i.e.,_earning woman able to spend money as they wish, and able to participate in the decision-making_<br>_for the health care of herself and child)_|
|Residence (rural/urban)|
|Division|
|Women aware of community clinic nearby residence|
|Gender of sick child|
|Birth order|
|Exclusive breast feeding up to six months|
|Initiation of breastfeeding within 1 hour of birth|
|Child’s weight at birth|
|Under-5 received curative care at a facility for diarrhea or fever or acute respiratory infection|

**Source: DHS;** *represents mothers who delivered in the last five years preceding the survey

**Table 4: Supply-side determinants**

|**Variables**|**Definition**|
|---|---|
|Basic amenities index|Proportion of amenities available out of - national electricity grid, regular<br>electricity, improved water source, visual and auditory privacy,<br>functioning improved client latrine, computer with internet, emergency<br>transport, and functional communication equipment in a facility.|
|Basic equipment index|Proportion of equipment available out of - child scale, adult scale, infant<br>scale, thermometer, blood pressure apparatus, stethoscope and light source<br>in a facility.|
|Diagnostic laboratory capacity index|Proportion of lab tests available out of - tests for hemoglobin, blood<br>glucose, urine protein, urine glucose, stool microscopy, urine pregnancy<br>test and functional microscope in a facility.|
|Standard precautions for infection<br>control index<sup>2</sup>|Proportion of amenities available out of - necessary guidelines, equipment<br>and supplies for infection control in a facility.|
|Diagnostic capacity for antenatal<br>care services index|Proportion of diagnostic services available out of -diagnostic capacity for<br>hemoglobin, urine protein,urine glucose, blood grouping and Rhesus<br>factor and syphilis in a facility.|
|Medicines for routine antenatal care<br>index|Proportion of medicines available out of - iron tablets, folic acid tablets,<br>combined iron and folic acid and iron or folic acid tablets.|
|Essential medicines and commodities<br>for normal delivery index<sup>3</sup>|Proportion of medicines and commodities available out of - essential and<br>priority medicines and commodities for normal deliveryin a facility.|
|Essential Medicines for newborn<br>care index|Proportion of medicines available out of - essential medicines for newborn<br>care in a facility.|
|Essential and priority medicines and<br>commodities for childcare index|Proportion of medicines and commodities available out of - essential and<br>priority medicines and commodities for childcare in a facility.|
|Family planning commodities index|Proportion of commodities available out of - oral pills, injectable, intra<br>uterinecontraceptive device and condoms in a facility.|

2 Standard infection control measures include- sterilization equipment; equipment for high level disinfection and safe final disposal of sharps waste and infectious waste; appropriate storage of sharps waste and infectious waste; disinfectant, syringes, and needles; soap, running water, alcohol-based hand disinfectant, latex gloves, medical masks, gowns, eye protection and guidelines for standard precautions.

3 Essential medicines and commodities for delivery care include - injectable uterotonic (oxytocin), injectable antibiotic, injectable magnesium sulphate, injectable diazepam, skin disinfectant, intravenous fluids with infusion set, sodium chloride injectable solution, injectable calcium gluconate, ampicillin powder for injection, injectable metronidazole, misoprostol capsules or tablets, azithromycin capsules or tablets or oral liquid, cefixime capsules or tablets, benzathine benzyl penicillin powder for injection, injectable bethamethasone/ dexamethasone, nifedipine capsules or tablets.

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