Community-Based Conditional Cash Transfer Program Impact Evaluation 2009-2012, Baseline, Midline, and Endline surveys
Tanzania, 2009 - 2012
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Reference ID
TZA_2009-2012_CCT_v01_M
Producer(s)
David K. Evans, Katrina Kosec
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Aug 26, 2016
Last modified
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- Data files
- r1_ConsumptionItem
- r1_CSCVillage
- r1_District
- r1_FoodItem
- r1_FoodItemUnit
- r1_FoodUnit
-
r1_HH
respondents - r1_HHAsset
- r1_HHChild
- r1_HHChildActivity
- r1_HHChildAsset
- r1_HHConsData
- r1_HHCredit
- r1_HHData
- r1_HHEnterprise
- r1_HHFoodConsData
- r1_HHGPSData
- r1_HHLivestock
- r1_HHMember
- r1_HHOtherDescription
- r1_HHPriceData
- r1_HHPrivTransfers
- r1_HHSampleRecord
- r1_HHShock
- r1_HHTransGroup
- r2_CCTHHmemberList
- r2_CCTlisting
- r2_CHH_LastPay
- r2_CHHTrachingForm
- r2_ClusterMaster
- r2_CMC_previsit
- r2_CMC_reftables
- r2_Community
- r2_ConsItem
- r2_ConsumptionItem
- r2_crops
- r2_Districts
- r2_Dropped_Households
- r2_Facilities
- r2_FoodItem
- r2_FoodItem_reftables
- r2_FoodItemUnitsConvertions
- r2_FoodUnit
- r2_FoodUnit_reftables
- r2_HHAsset
- r2_HHChild
- r2_HHChildActivity
- r2_HHChildAsset
- r2_HHConsData
- r2_HHCredit
- r2_HHData
- r2_HHEnterprise
- r2_HHFoodConsData
- r2_HHLivestock
- r2_HHMember
- r2_HHMember_reftables
- r2_HHOtherDescription
- r2_HHOtherProjects
- r2_HHPriceData
- r2_HHPrivTransfer
- r2_HHQxSpecificComments
- r2_HHShocks
- r2_HHTransGroup
- r2_Interviewers
- r2_ItemPrice
- r2_medicines_inTZ
- r2_None
- r2_PayAllocation
- r2_PrevHHData
- r2_RegionDistricts
- r2_time
- r2_TrackingForm
- r2_CaloricRequirements
- r3_Assistance
- r3_Attendance
- r3_CCTHHmemberList
- r3_ClusterMaster
- r3_clusterReport
- r3_CMCElections
- r3_COMMENTS_community
- r3_COMMENTS_health
- r3_COMMENTS_household
- r3_COMMENTS_school
- r3_Committees
- r3_Community
- r3_facilities
- r3_FoodItem
- r3_FoodItemUnitsConvertions
- r3_FoodUnit
- r3_Grade
- r3_HealthFacility
- r3_HealthVill
- r3_HHAsset
- r3_HHConsDataCatA
- r3_HHConsDataCatB
- r3_HHConsDataCatC
- r3_HHConsDataCatD
- r3_HHConsDataCatE
- r3_HHCredit
- r3_HHData
- r3_HHEnterprise
- r3_HHLivestock
- r3_HHMember
- r3_HHPrivTransfer
- r3_HHShocks
- r3_HHTransGroup
- r3_ItemPrices
- r3_Link_HH
- r3_Link_Ind
- r3_NationalExams
- r3_PayAllocation
- r3_RegionDistricts
- r3_RespondentEdu
- r3_RespondentGov
- r3_RespondentHealth
- r3_School
- r3_SchoolVill
- r3_Teachers
- r3_TRANSLATIONS_community
- r3_TRANSLATIONS_health
- r3_TRANSLATIONS_household
- r3_TRANSLATIONS_school
- r3_VGrecords
- r3_Years
What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? (T5AQ6)
Data file: r1_HHData
Overview
Valid:
1759
Invalid:
5
Minimum:
1
Maximum:
99
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
219
End:
220
Width:
2
Range:
1 - 99
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year?
Je, chanzo kikuu cha maji ya kunywa kwa mwaka mzima katika kaya hii ni kipi?
Je, chanzo kikuu cha maji ya kunywa kwa mwaka mzima katika kaya hii ni kipi?
Categories
| Value | Category | Cases | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pipe bourne water treated | 336 |
19.1%
|
| 2 | Piped bourne water untreated | 208 |
11.8%
|
| 3 | Bore hole/hand pump | 123 |
7%
|
| 4 | Covered Well | 86 |
4.9%
|
| 5 | Uncovered Well | 445 |
25.3%
|
| 6 | Protected spring | 5 |
0.3%
|
| 7 | Unprotected spring | 98 |
5.6%
|
| 8 | Rain water | 1 |
0.1%
|
| 9 | River, lake, pond | 421 |
23.9%
|
| 10 | Truck, vendor | 33 |
1.9%
|
| 99 | Other (specify) | 3 |
0.2%
|
| Sysmiss | 5 |
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.
Interviewer instructions
If more than one source of drinking water is used, only the main one will be recorded. If the household uses a different drinking source in different seasons, then use that source that they use the most days in a year. Note that a spring
(chemichemi) is water that naturally springs from the ground, while a well (kisima) is dug to reach the ground water table level. A chemichemi can be dug a little to improve water collection, but that does not make it a kisima. In case the
response is ‘tinga tinga’, the response option [9] should be selected.
(chemichemi) is water that naturally springs from the ground, while a well (kisima) is dug to reach the ground water table level. A chemichemi can be dug a little to improve water collection, but that does not make it a kisima. In case the
response is ‘tinga tinga’, the response option [9] should be selected.