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impact_evaluation

Hunger Safety Net Programme Impact Evaluation 2009-2010, Baseline Survey

Kenya, 2009 - 2010
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Reference ID
KEN_2009_HSNP-BL_v01_M
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/p83z-8d45
Producer(s)
Oxford Policy Management Limited
Collection(s)
Impact Evaluation Surveys
Metadata
Documentation in PDF DDI/XML JSON
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Jan 10, 2014
Last modified
Jan 13, 2014
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  • section1
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  • HHAsset
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(ActivityCode)

Data file: HHEnterprise

Overview

Valid: 7010
Invalid: 0
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Start: 18
End: 20
Width: 3
Range: 1 - 104
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
1 livestock production (rearing, herding, selling livestock and livestock products) 2983
42.6%
2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 287
4.1%
3 Agricultural labour (not own plot) (including casual labour in agriculture) 85
1.2%
4 Fishing (including sales) 58
0.8%
5 Selling firewood/charcoal 945
13.5%
6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 267
3.8%
7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 181
2.6%
8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 175
2.5%
9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 180
2.6%
10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 88
1.3%
11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 80
1.1%
12 Religious work - paid (pastor, duksi, etc.) 37
0.5%
13 Religious work - unpaid (in Church/Mosque/Duksi etc.) 20
0.3%
14 Teacher (primary, secondary, etc.) 55
0.8%
15 Nursery teacher 10
0.1%
16 Domestic work (housemaid, servant etc.) 78
1.1%
17 Laundry 8
0.1%
18 Cleaner (not in a house) 19
0.3%
19 Nanny (look after someone’s children) 6
0.1%
20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 132
1.9%
21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 35
0.5%
22 Medical profession (Dr, nurse, community health worker) 11
0.2%
23 Traditional healer 6
0.1%
24 Askari (Watchman/guard) 62
0.9%
25 Driver (of people/goods) 47
0.7%
26 Porter 61
0.9%
27 Mechanic 11
0.2%
28 Blacksmith 3
0%
29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 206
2.9%
30 Begging 13
0.2%
31 Carpenter 4
0.1%
32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 15
0.2%
33 Selling food aid 5
0.1%
34 Vet 1
0%
97 Other (specify) 69
1%
101 Salaried work (paid regular wage to work for someone else) 234
3.3%
102 Public sector work (employed by the State) 63
0.9%
103 Casual labour (non-agricultural) 380
5.4%
104 Self-employment (not listed in cat 1) 90
1.3%
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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