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High Frequency Phone Survey, Wave II, 2025
Monitoring Food Security, Employment, Access to Services, Access to Financial Services, Access to Market, Livestock Production, Transfers, Shocks, and Trust

South Sudan, 2025
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Reference ID
SSD_2025_HFPS-W2_v01_M
DOI
https://doi.org/10.48529/4bm3-zx74
Producer(s)
Franck M. Adoho, Nduati M Kariuki, Tom Bundervoet
Collection(s)
Fragility, Conflict and Violence
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Sep 25, 2026
Last modified
Sep 25, 2026
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Data file: ssdhfs_r2

Survey dataet - South Sudan High Frequency Phone Survey, Wave II 2025

Cases: 4030
Variables: 1206

Variables

h16_3
Regular patrols
h16_4
Chemical repellents
h16_96
Other (Specify)
h17_1
Cattle
h17_2
Goats
h17_3
Sheep
h17_4
Poultry
h17_96
Other
h17_99
None
h20
H20. What share of your household income comes from livestock?
h21
H21. How do you mostly sell your livestock or livestock products?
h22_1
Distance to market
h22_2
Difficulty with transport and logistics
h22_3
Prices volatility
h22_4
High competition
h22_5
Violence/safety
h22_96
Other (Specify)
h23
H23. Are there any financial services (loans or insurance) available to support
h24_1
H24_1. Buy drugs and fodder/feed for your herd
h24_2
H24_2. Pay for family food needs
h24_3
H24_3. Pay for family healthcare
h24_4
H24_4. Pay for girls' education
h24_5
H24_5. Pay for boys' education
h24_6
H24_6. Pay Dowry
h24_96
H24_96. Other (Specify)
h26
H26. How do conflicts or political instability impact your livestock?
h28
H28. Do you belong to any livestock associations or cooperatives?
h30_1
Drought
h30_2
Flood
h30_3
Disease
h30_4
Availability of grazing land
h30_96
Other (Specify)
h31
H31. What strategies do you have in place for extreme weather events?
h32_1
CAHW (community-based paraprofessional)
h32_2
Government veterinary officer
h32_3
Private veterinarian/paravet
h32_4
NGO/mobile vet outreach
h32_5
Drug shop only (no advice)
h32_99
None
h33
H33. In the most recent visit from a CAHW, what service did you receive?
h34
H34. How effective was the CAHW service for the main problem?
h35
H35. What happened after the CAHW service?
h36_1
No CAHW in reach / distance
h36_2
Insecurity/route unsafe
h36_3
CAHW not available when needed
h36_4
Lacked medicines/vaccines
h36_5
Cost too high / no cash at the time
h36_6
Prefer government/NGO vet only
h36_7
Low trust/quality concerns
h36_8
Handle problems ourselves
h36_96
Other (specify)
h37_1
Competition over water points for your livestick
h37_2
Dry-season grazing land
h37_3
Crop damage by livestock (as they enter agriculture farms)
h37_4
Land encroachment by displaced herds
h37_5
Blocked or restricted migration routes
h37_6
Cattle raiding
h37_96
Other, specify
h37_99
No conflict/dispute
h38_1
H38_1. Competition over water points for your livestick
h38_2
H38_2. Dry-season grazing land
h38_3
H38_3. Crop damage by livestock (as they enter agriculture farms)
h38_4
H38_4. Land encroachment by displaced herds
h38_5
H38_5. Blocked or restricted migration routes
h38_6
H38_6. Cattle raiding
h38_96
H38_96.
h39
H39. Who owns the livestock that you (or your household) primarily keep and care
h40
H40. Do you receive any income, share of output, or other benefit from managing
h41_1
Wage
h41_2
A portion of calves/milk
h41_3
Usage rights
h41_96
Other, specify
h42_1
Veterinary services and animal health care: Better access to vets, medicines, an
h42_2
Water and grazing resources: Improved access to water points (wells, boreholes)
h42_3
Security and conflict resolution: Protection from cattle raiding and violence, a
h42_4
Market access and price stability: Better access to markets to sell animals and
h42_5
Financial services: Access to credit, loans or livestock insurance to invest in
h42_6
Livestock breeding and restocking: Support for improved breeds (higher productiv
h42_7
Training and extension: Knowledge or training in better husbandry practices, ani
h42_96
Other (specify)
h43
H43. In the past 7 days, how many days was fresh milk from your own animals avai
h44
H44. When milk was not available, what was the main substitute your household us
h45
H45. Who in your household mainly decides whether to sell or keep livestock (cat
h45_1
Cattle
h45_2
Goats
h45_3
Sheep
h45_4
Poultry
h45_96
Other
h47
H47. When livestock or livestock products are sold, who usually controls the inc
h48
H48. Who decides how milk, eggs, or meat from your household's animals are used
h49_1
Lack of ownership rights
h49_2
No control over sales
h49_3
Heavy labor burden
h49_4
Limited access to markets
h49_5
Limited voice in decisions
h49_96
Other, specify
h50
H50. Does your household move with livestock seasonally (transhumance)?
h51_1
January
h51_2
February
h51_3
March
h51_4
April
h51_5
May
h51_6
June
h51_7
July
h51_8
August
h51_9
September
h51_10
October
h51_11
November
h51_12
December
h52
H52. In the past 12 months, have you changed your migration routes or grazing lo
h53
H53. What were the main reasons for changing routes or locations?
h54
H54. Has your herd been displaced due to conflict or insecurity in the past 12 m
h55
H55. How many times has this occurred?
h56
H56. What was the main cause of displacement?
h58
H58. Were you able to return to your original grazing area?
h59_1
Changing herd size
h59_2
Selling livestock
h59_3
Using alternative grazing areas
h59_4
Negotiating access
h59_96
Other, specify
h59_s
H59s. What strategies have you used to cope with restricted mobility? Other spec
h60_1
Loss of livestock
h60_2
Reduced pasture access
h60_3
Increased conflict
h60_4
Food insecurity
h60_96
Other, specify
h65
H65. In the past 30 days, did your household experience a time when you did not
h66_1
Milk consumption
h66_2
Meat Slaughter
h66_3
Egg Consumption
h66_4
Sale of animals
h66_5
Sale of milk
h66_96
Other, specify
j1
J1. Main food source: Where do you primarily get your food from?
j2
J2. Main staple starches, including cereals, grains, tubers and/or roots (such a
j3
J3. Pulses, nuts, and/or seeds (Including beans, fava bean, peas, peanuts, lenti
j4
J4. Vegetables and/or leaves (including carrots, tomatoes, cucumbers, red pepper
j5
J5. Fruits (including citrus fruits such as oranges and limes, apricots, apples,
j6
J6. Meat, eggs and/or fish or other seafood as a main dish, so not as a condimen
j7
J7. In the past 7 days, how many days did your household consume a substantial a
j8
J8. In the past 7 days, how many days did your household eat oil, fat or butter?
j9
J9. In the past 7 days, how many days did your household consumed sugar or sweet
j10a_1
J10a_1. Sold household assets/goods (radio, furniture, refrigerator, television,
j10a_2
J10a_2. Reduced non-food expenses on health (including drugs) and education
j10a_3
J10a_3. Sold productive assets or means of transport (sewing machine, wheelbarro
j10a_4
J10a_4. Spent savings
j10a_5
J10a_5. Borrowed money / food from a formal lender / bank
j10a_6
J10a_6. Sold house or land
j10a_7
J10a_7. Withdrew children from school
j10a_8
J10a_8. Begging
j10a_9
J10a_9. Sold last female animals
j10a_10
J10a_10. Sold more animals (non-productive) than usual
j10b_1
J10b_1. Sold household assets/goods (radio, furniture, refrigerator, television,
j10b_2
J10b_2. Reduced non-food expenses on health (including drugs) and education
j10b_3
J10b_3. Sold productive assets or means of transport (sewing machine, wheelbarro
j10b_4
J10b_4. Spent savings
j10b_5
J10b_5. Borrowed money / food from a formal lender / bank
j10b_6
J10b_6. Sold house or land
j10b_7
J10b_7. Withdrew children from school
j10b_8
J10b_8. Begging
j10b_9
J10b_9. Sold last female animals
j10b_10
J10a_10. Sold more animals (non-productive) than usual
k1_1
Free Food
k1_2
Food or cash for work
k1_3
Direct Cash Transfers
k1_96
Other support (Specify)
k1_99
None
k5
K5. In the last 12 months, has any member of your household received money, good
k6
K6. How often do you receive this assistance?
k7
K7. Who is the primary sender of these remittances?
k8
K8. Where does the sender reside
k9
K9. Which country outside South Sudan do the remittances originate from?
k10_1
Cash
k10_2
Courier service
k10_3
Bank transfer
k10_4
Mobile money
k10_96
Other (Specify)
k11
K11. If received in cash, what was the source?
k12
K12. If received digitally, what was the method?
k13
K13. What was the total value in SSP of the reimttances recieved in the last 12
l1
L1. Generally speaking, do you feel that people in this neighborhood/village are
l2
L2. Generally speaking, do you feel that people from other states are trustworth
l3
L3. Do you feel safe walking alone in your neighborhood/village during the day?
l4
L4. Do you feel safe walking alone in your neighborhood/village at night?
l5
L5. Are crimes common in your neighborhood/areas?
l6
L6. Compared to this time last year, would you say your living conditions have?
l7
L7. One year from now, how would you expect your living conditions to have chang
l8
L8. How much do you trust THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT, or you heard enough about th
l9
L9. How much do you trust THE STATE GOVERNMENT, or you heard enough about them
l10
L10. How much do you trust THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT, or you heard enough about them
l11
L11. How much do you trust THE NATIONAL POLICE SERVCE, or you heard enough abou
l12
L12. How much do you trust THE ARMY, or you heard enough about them to say?
l13
L13. How much do you trust TRADITIONAL LEADERS, or you heard enough about them
l13a
L13a. How much do you trust the Leaders of your neighbouring community?
l14
L14. How much do you trust RELIGIOUS LEADERS, or you heard enough about them to
n1_1
Bank account
n1_2
Mobile Money wallet (e.g. MTN MoMo, mGurush, NilePay)
n1_3
Microfinance institution account / SACCO /Cooperative
n1_99
None
n1_96
Other, specify
n2_1
Bank account
n2_2
Mobile Money wallet (e.g. MTN MoMo, mGurush, NilePay)
n2_3
Microfinance institution account / SACCO /Cooperative
n2_99
None
n2_96
Other
n3_1
N3_1. Bank account
n3_2
N3_2. Mobile Money wallet (e.g. MTN MoMo, mGurush, NilePay)
n3_3
N3_3. Microfinance institution account / SACCO /Cooperative
n3_96
N3_96.
n4_1
N4_1. Bank account
n4_2
N4_2. Mobile Money wallet (e.g. MTN MoMo, mGurush, NilePay)
n4_3
N4_3. Microfinance institution account / SACCO /Cooperative
n4_96
N4_96.
n5a
N5a. A merchant that accepts mobile or card payments for purchases.
n5b
N5b. A merchant or agent that facilitates wallet top-up or money transfers.
n5c
N5c. A bank branch
n6_1_1
Receiving salary/remittances/send money to family or friends
n6_1_2
Paying for goods/services in a market or a shop
n6_1_3
Paying bills such as Electricity, Gas, School fees / medical costs or taxes
n6_1_4
Saving
n6_1_5
Business capital
n6_1_96
Other, specify
n6_2_1
Receiving salary/remittances/send money to family or friends
n6_2_2
Paying for goods/services in a market or a shop
n6_2_3
Paying bills such as Electricity, Gas, School fees / medical costs or taxes
n6_2_4
Saving
n6_2_5
Business capital
n6_2_96
Other, specify
n6_3_1
Receiving salary/remittances/send money to family or friends
n6_3_2
Paying for goods/services in a market or a shop
n6_3_3
Paying bills such as Electricity, Gas, School fees / medical costs or taxes
n6_3_4
Saving
n6_3_5
Business capital
n6_3_96
Other, specify
n7_1_1
Because financial services are too far / inconvenient
n7_1_2
Because financial services are too expensive
n7_1_3
Because you don't have the necessary documentation
n7_1_4
Because you don't trust financial institutions
n7_1_5
Because you don't have enough money to use financial institutions
n7_1_6
Because someone else in the family already has an account
n7_1_7
Because you have no need for financial services at a formal institution
n7_1_8
Because it is dangerous to access or use financial services
n7_1_9
Because you lost access to your account recently
n7_1_10
Service provider no longer operational
n7_1_96
Other, specify
n7_2_1
Because financial services are too far / inconvenient
n7_2_2
Because financial services are too expensive
n7_2_3
Because you don't have the necessary documentation
n7_2_4
Because you don't trust financial institutions
n7_2_5
Because you don't have enough money to use financial institutions
n7_2_6
Because someone else in the family already has an account
n7_2_7
Because you have no need for financial services at a formal institution
n7_2_8
Because it is dangerous to access or use financial services
n7_2_9
Because you lost access to your account recently
n7_2_10
Service provider no longer operational
n7_2_96
Other, specify
n7_3_1
Because financial services are too far / inconvenient
n7_3_2
Because financial services are too expensive
n7_3_3
Because you don't have the necessary documentation
n7_3_4
Because you don't trust financial institutions
n7_3_5
Because you don't have enough money to use financial institutions
n7_3_6
Because someone else in the family already has an account
n7_3_7
Because you have no need for financial services at a formal institution
n7_3_8
Because it is dangerous to access or use financial services
n7_3_9
Because you lost access to your account recently
n7_3_10
Service provider no longer operational
n7_3_96
Other, specify
n9_1
N9_1. I believe my money will be available when I need to withdraw it.
n9_2
N9_2. I trust banks in South Sudan to keep my money safe
n9_3
N9_3. I trust mobile money providers to complete transactions accurately.
n9_4
N9_4. I trust SACCOs/cooperatives to manage members funds responsibly.
n9_5
N9_5. I trust money transfer operators/hawala to deliver funds reliably and on t
n9_6
N9_6. Financial institutions treat customers with respect regardless of gender,
n9_7
N9_7. I am confident that electronic money (mobile money or bank transfers) hold
n10
N10. Overall, how much do you trust the financial system in South Sudan? 0–10 sc
n11
N11. Which provider type do you trust the most?
n12
N12. Which provider type do you trust the least?
n13_1
Transparent fees
n13_2
Strong community reputation
n13_3
Government regulation/supervision
n13_4
Reliable network/cash availability
n13_5
Friendly, respectful staff
n13_6
Local language support
n13_7
Strong data privacy and security
n13_8
Religious compliance
n13_9
Recommendations from family/friends
n13_96
Other (specify)
n14_1
Frequent system downtime
n14_2
Reports of fraud / Hidden fees
n14_3
Lack of cash at agents
n14_4
Poor treatment by staff
n14_5
Complex processes
n14_6
Insecurity
n14_96
Other (specify)
n15
N15. In the last 6 months, did you save money?
n16_1
At home
n16_2
Bank
n16_3
Mobile wallet
n16_4
VSLA / SACCO
n16_96
Other (specify)
Total: 1206
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