Each week, the caseload is sampled by Registration and sent to partners, who have a set target for calls to conduct each week.
HHs are sampled by Registration to satisfy the following criteria:
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Age and gender related criteria:
1.a 20 percent Cases with individuals between 16 and 25 -50 percent male/female
1.b 30 percent Cases with individuals between 26 and 59 -50 percent male/female
1.c 10 percent Cases with individuals who are 60 and above -50 percent male/female
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Specific needs criteria
2.a 20 percent Cases with older person at risk
2.b 10 percent Cases with one or family members with disability
2.c 10 percent Cases with one or more family members with critical medical condition
[note that this method results in sampling from overlapping stratas]
When sampling and assigning cases to partners, Registration is also taking into account:
3. the geographical distribution of refugees [although note - sampling is not yet exactly proportional to refugee distribution, but efforts are being made it to make it more so)
4. partners' capacity to complete the desired interview volume
5. the non-response rate that each partner is getting (e.g. this week Intersos BML was given more cases as they have a higher non-response rate than average)
