Targeting the Ultra-Poor Program in Afghanistan, Baseline and Follow-up Surveys, 2016 - 2018
Baseline and Follow-up

Afghanistan, 2016

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AFG_2016-2018_TUP_v01_M

DOI

https://doi.org/10.48529/kxmk-md98

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Guadalupe Bedoya, Aidan Coville, Johannes Haushofer, Jeremy Shapiro

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Data file: g_shocks_fl1

Overview

Valid: 79840

Invalid: 0

Minimum: -99

Maximum: 29

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Width: 58

Range: -99 - 29

Format: Numeric

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Categories

Value	Category	Cases
-99	Don't know	2495	3.1%
-98	Don't answer	2495	3.1%
0	None	2495	3.1%
1	Reduced drinking water quantity	2495	3.1%
2	Reduced drinking water quality	2495	3.1%
3	Reduced agricultural water quality or quantity	2495	3.1%
4	Unusually high level of crop pests or diseases	2495	3.1%
5	Opium eradication	2495	3.1%
6	Unusually high livestock diseases	2495	3.1%
7	Reduced availability of grazing areas	2495	3.1%
8	Reduced availability of Kuchi migration routes	2495	3.1%
9	Earthquakes	2495	3.1%
10	Landslides and avalanches	2495	3.1%
11	Flooding	2495	3.1%
12	Late damaging frosts	2495	3.1%
13	Heavy rains preventing work	2495	3.1%
14	Severe winter conditions	2495	3.1%
15	Hailstorms	2495	3.1%
16	Unusually high level of human disease	2495	3.1%
17	Large influx of returnee households	2495	3.1%
18	Unusually high increases in food prices	2495	3.1%
19	Unusual decrease in farm gate prices	2495	3.1%
20	Loss of employment by a household member	2495	3.1%
21	Reduced salary of a household member	2495	3.1%
22	Bankruptcy of family business	2495	3.1%
23	Serious illness or accident of working household member	2495	3.1%
24	Death of a working household member	2495	3.1%
25	Death or serious illness of other household member	2495	3.1%
26	Theft	2495	3.1%
27	Involuntary loss of house or land	2495	3.1%
28	Loss of livestock	2495	3.1%
29	Droughts	2495	3.1%

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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