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Free State HIV/AIDS Household Impact Study 2001-2004

South Africa, 2001 - 2004
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ZAF_2001-2004_HIV_v01_M
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Professor Frikkie Booysen
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Data file: Impact of HIV-AIDS 2001-4 Hhold

Household-level information on a range of social and economic variables, including household finances

Variables: 290

Variables

idid
unique identifier for household long format merge
uniqid
unique identifier for household wide format merge
v1
household number
v2
wave
v3
study site
qs1
household no
qs24
original affected status at baseline
affected
revised affected status
v4
name of residential area
v5
number of people in household
v6
total number of visits
v19
how many dwellings does this household occupy on this particular site?
v20
type of main dwelling
v21
what is the main material used for the roof?
v22
what is the main material used for the walls?
v23
what is the total number of rooms in the dwelling(s) that the household occupies
v24
how many rooms do you use for sleeping?
v25
is this dwelling owned by the household?
v26
if no, is this dwelling owned by:
v27
what is this household's main source of water?
v28
what is the main source of fuel for cooking?
v29
what is the main source of fuel for heating?
v30
what is the main source of fuel for lighting?
v31
what type of toilet facility is available for this household? (in dwelling)
v32
what type of toilet facility is available for this household? (on site)
v33
what type of toilet facility is available for this household? (off site)
v34
how is the refuse or rubbish of this household disposed of?
v35
does anyone in this household have a cellular phone?
v36
is there a telephone in this dwelling?
v38
have you lived at this address previsously?
v42
main reason for leaving previous place of residence
v55
total monthly household employment income
v56
old age pension
v57
pension from specific work/retirement benefits
v58
disability grant
v59
worker's compensation
v60
child support grant
v61
private maintenance
v62
care dependency grant
v63
foster care grant
v64
unemployment/maternity benefit
v66
gratuities/other lump sums
v67
other sources of income
v506
other grants
v74
value of monetary remittances received
v75
value of in-kind remittances received
v76
subjective poverty line
v78
value of monetary remittances
v79
value of in-kind remittances
v80
monthly food expenses
v81
monthly education expenses
v82
monthly health care expenses
v83
monthly household maintenance expenses
v84
monthly transport expenses
v85
monthly clothing expenses
v86
monthly rent expenses
v87
monthly personal expenses
v88
monthly durable expenses
v89
did the household have any once-off expenses?
v90
total value of once-off expenses
v91
did the household consume home-grown produce?
v92
consumption of home-grown vegatables/fruit
v93
consumption of own poultry or livestock
v94
savings: bank & post office
v95
policies (total retirement annuity, funeral policy and life insurance)
v95_1
retirement/annuity policy
v95_2
funeral policy
v95_3
life insurance policy
v96
unit trusts and shares
v97
stokvels or informal savings associations
v98
other savings
v99
has the household used some of its savings?
v100
if, yes, what is the total amount used?
v101_1
for what purpose was this money used (1)?
v101_2
for what purpose was this money used (2)?
v101_3
for what purpose was this money used (3)?
v102
total amount owed to a friend/relative
v103
total amount owed to the government
v104
total amount owed to landlord
v105
total amount owed to banks
v106
total amount owed to money/micro lender
v107
total amount owed to employer
v108
total amount owed to a store
v109
total amount owed to ngo
v111
total amount owed to burial service
v113
total amount owed for municipal services
v114
total amount owed to other entities
v115
monthly payment to relative/friend
v116
monthly payment to government
v117
montlhy payment to landlord
v118
monthly payment to banks
v119
monthly payment to money/micro lender
v120
monthly payment to employer
v121
monthly payment to stores
v122
monthly payment to ngo
v124
monthly payment to burial services
v126
monthly payment for municipal debt
v127
monthly payment to other enities
v128
electricity
v129
radio
v130
television
v131
regrigerator
v132
personal computer
v133
washing machine
v134
bicycle
v135
motorcycle
v136
car/truck
v137
donkey/horse
v138
sheep/cattle
v139
land
v140
has any member of the household sold any assests? (1)
v141_1
what assests were sold? (1)
v142_1
for what amount was these assets sold? (1)
v143_1
for what specific purpose was these assets sold? (1)
v141_2
what assests were sold? (2)
v142_2
for what amount was these assets sold? (2)
v143_2
for what specific purpose was these assets sold? (2)
v141_3
what assests were sold? (3)
v142_3
for what amount was these assets sold? (3)
v143_3
for what specific purpose was these assets sold? (3)
v144
total proceeds from asset sales
v145
has any member of the household borrowed money to help cope?
v146_1
if yes, from which institution/person was money borrowed? (1)
v147_1
how much money was borrowed? (1)
v148_1
for what purpose was this money borrowed? (1)
v146_2
if yes, from which institution/person was money borrowed? (2)
v147_2
how much money was borrowed? (2)
v148_2
for what purpose was this money borrowed? (2)
v146_3
if yes, from which institution/person was money borrowed? (3)
v147_3
how much money was borrowed? (3)
v148_3
for what purpose was this money borrowed? (3)
v149
total amount borrowed
v221
has the household asked for help?
v223
was help granted?
v750
in the past month, was there anyone in the household who needed to get health ca
v751
if, yes, how many people needed to get health care, but did not?
v752
why did they not get health care?
qs2
gender of head of household
qs3
number of males
qs4
number of females
qs5
race of head of household
qs6
age of the head of the household
qs7
no. of household members younger than 15
qs8
no. of household members 15-65 years of age
qs9
no. of household members older than 65
qs10
marital status of head of household
qs11
no. of children aged 7-13 attending school
qs12
no. of children aged 14-18 attending school
qs13
no. of years schooling of household
qs14
no. of household members ill during the past month
qs15
no. of household members with access to medical aid
qs16
no. of employed household members
qs17
no. of unemployed household members
qs18
no. of unemployed members not looking for work, not available for work
qs19
no. of members working for someone else
qs20
no. of household members self-employed
qs21
no. of household members both employed and self-employed
qs22
no. of household members employed in formal sector
qs23
no. of household members employed in the informal sector
qs25
number of children 7-13 years
qs26
number of children 14-18 years
qs27
number of children 7-18 years
qs28
number of children 7-18 years attending school
qs29
number of ill persons in household
qs30
number of deaths in household
deflator
deflator (2000=100)
adulteq
adult equivalent conversion factor
depratio
dependency ratio
asset
asset index (max=14)
morbid
household included at least one ill person
mortal
household experienced at least one death in past six months
medaid
household included at least one person with access to medical aid
femhed
household headed by female
sanitat
type of toilet facility
emy
nominal monthly household employment income
realemy
real monthly household employment income
aeremy
adult equivalent real monthly household employment income
remy
nominal monthly household remittance income
realremy
real monthly household remittance income
aerremy
adult equivalent real monthly household remittance income
gy
nominal monthly household grant income
rgy
real monthly household grant income
aergy
adult equivalent real monthly household grant income
ngy
nominal monthly household non-grant non-employment income
rngy
real monthly household non-grant non-employment income
aerngy
adult equivalent real monthly household non-grant non-employment income
income
nominal monthly household income
rincome
real monthly household income
aery
adult equivalent real monthly household income
regexp
nominal monthly regular household expenditure
rregexp
real monthly regular household expenditure
aerrege
adult equivalent real monthly regular household expenditure
ownprexp
nominal monthly own produce household expenditure
ropexp
real monthly own produce household expenditure
aeropex
adult equivalent real monthly own produce household expenditure
irregexp
nominal monthly irregular household expenditure
rirrexp
real monthly irregular household expenditure
aerirrex
adult equivalent real monthly irregular household expenditure
remexp
nominal monthly outgoing remittance household expenditure
rremexp
real monthly outgoing remittance household expenditure
aerreex
adult equivalent real monthly outgoing remittance household expenditure
expend
nominal monthly household expenditure
rexpend
real monthly household expenditure
aere
adult equivalent real monthly household expenditure
savings
nominal monthly household savings
rsavings
real monthly household savings
aersave
adult equivalent real monthly household savings
debt
nominal total household debt
rdebt
real total household debt
aerdebt
adult equivalent real total household debt
debtrep
nominal monthly installments of debt repayment
rdebtrep
real monthly installments of debt repayment
aerrepay
adult equivalent real monthly installments of debt repayment
savused
nominal value of total savings utilised in past six months
rsavused
real value of total savings utilised in past six months
aersu
adult equivalent real value of total savings utilised in past six months
assold
nominal value of proceeds from sale of assets in past six months
rassold
real value of proceeds from sale of assets in past six months
aerasold
adult equivalent real value of proceeds from sale of assets in past six months
newbor
nominal value of new borrowing in past six months
rnewbor
real value of new borrowing in past six months
aernbor
adult equivalent real value of new borrowing in past six months
oap
household received old age pension
oapens
nominal monthly income from old age pensions
roapens
real monthly income from old age pensions
aeroap
adult equivalent real monthly income from old age pensions
csg
household received child support grant
csgrant
nominal monthly income from child support grants
rcsgrant
real monthly income from child support grants
aercsg
adult equivalent real monthly income from child support grants
dg
household received disability grant
dgrant
nominal monthly income from disability grants
rdgrant
real monthly income from disability grants
aerdg
adult equivalent real monthly income from disability grants
cdg
household received care dependency grant
cdgrant
nominal monthly income from care dependency grants
rcdgrant
real monthly income from care dependency grants
aercdg
adult equivalent real monthly income from care dependency grants
fcg
household received foster care grant
fcgrant
nominal monthly income from foster care grants
rfcgrant
real monthly income from foster care grants
aerfcg
adult equivalent real monthly income from foster care grants
othg
household received other social welfare grant
othgrant
nominal monthly income from other social welfare grants
rotgrant
real monthly income from other social welfare grants
aerothg
adult equivalent real monthly income from other social welfare grants
ggrant
household received a government grant
rechelp
household asked and received help from family, friends or neighbours
poverty1
household is poor (poverty line = r125 monthly real adult equivalent income)
poverty2
household is poor (poverty line = r250 monthly real adult equivalent income)
poverty3
household is poor (poverty line = r500 monthly real adult equivalent income)
scount
number of social and financial support mechanisms
stokvel
at least one household member belonged to a stokvel or informal savings associat
micloan
at least one household member took out a microloan
annuity
at least one household member owned a retirement annuity
lifeins
at least one household member had life insurance
funeral
at least one household member had a burial or funeral policy
womens
at least one household member belonged to a support group
church
at least one household member benefited from support by a church
napwa
at least one household member benefited from napwa
hospice
at least one household member benefited from hospice
attic
at least one household member benefitted from attic
psysoc
at least one household member had access to psycho-social support mechanisms
timeobs
number of times household was interviewed
atwave2
attrition wave 2
atwave3
attrition wave 3
atwave4
attrition wave 4
atwave5
attrition wave 5
atwave6
attrition wave 6
nedu1cou
no of children aged 6-13 years not attending school
nedu2cou
no of children aged 14-18 years not attending school
nedu3cou
no of children aged 6-18 years not attending school
noschool
child did not attend school
or1count
number of maternal orphans
or1
household sheltered maternal orphan
or2count
number of maternal or paternal orphans
or2
household sheltered maternal/paternal orphan
or3count
number of double orphans
or3
household sheltered double orphan
fchld7
number of female children aged 7 years or under
mchld7
number of male children aged 7 years or under
chld7
number of children aged 7 years or under
fchld814
number of female children aged 8-14 years
mchld814
number of male children aged 8-14 years
chld814
number of children aged 8-14 years
mem1524
number of household members age 15-24 years
adults
number of adult household members
fempen
number of females eligible for old age pension (age=60)
malpen
number of males eligible for old age pension (age=65)
numpen
number of persons eligible for old age pension
Total: 290
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