DDI_ZMB_2002_ESDS_v01_M
Antonina Redko
2011-09-06
NADA
v01 (September, 2011)
Expenditure and Service Delivery Survey in Education 2002
ESDS 2002
ZMB_2002_ESDS_v01_M
Government of the Republic of Zambia
World Bank
NADA
UK Department for International Development
Hooman Dabidian
Cindy Audiguier
Public Expenditure Tracking Survey (PETS)/Quantitative Service Delivery Survey (QSDS)
A Public Expenditure Tracking Survey (PETS) is a diagnostic tool used to study the flow of public funds from the center to service providers. It has successfully been applied in many countries around the world where public accounting systems function poorly or provide unreliable information. The PETS has proven to be a useful tool to identify and quantify the leakage of funds. The PETS has also served as an analytical tool for understanding the causes underlying problems, so that informed policies can be developed. Finally, PETS results have successfully been used to improve transparency and accountability by supporting "power of information" campaigns.
PETS are often combined with Quantitative Service Delivery Surveys (QSDS) in order to obtain a more complete picture of the efficiency and equity of a public allocation system, activities at the provider level, as well as various agents involved in the process of service delivery.
While most of PETS and QSDS have been conducted in the health and education sectors, a few have also covered other sectors, such as justice, Early Childhood Programs, water, agriculture, and rural roads.
In the past decade, about 40 PETS and QSDS have been implemented in about 30 countries. While a large majority of these surveys have been conducted in Africa, which currently accounts for 66 percent of the total number of studies, PETS/QSDS have been implemented in all six regions of the World Bank (East Asia and Pacific, Europe and Central Asia, Latin America and Caribbean, Middle East and North Africa, South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa).
v01 - Final, edited datasets.
Documented here are final, cleaned datasets prepared by the World Bank based on raw datasets provided by the study researchers.
The description of the difference between raw and edited datasets is taken from "Data Cleaning Guide for PETS/QSDS Surveys" (p.10):
"Each country set includes two data files. The first file, the "raw" data file, presents the data as collected and entered by the survey teams. While field teams do conduct very high-level coherence tests with regards to responses collected, the data contained therein has generally not been thoroughly checked for internal coherence across questions, variable outliers and other such involved data cleaning procedures.
The second file, the "final" data file, has been reviewed in order to ensure consistency both within and across single observations. While the sanctity of data is paramount, such that no changes are made if it cannot be asserted that the edited value is closer to the "true" value than the previous entry, data edits are introduced into the final data set. The list of edits applied are listed in the available Stata 10 © do-file associated with each data set. Furthermore, each do-file includes other tests that were applied to the data set. In addition, basic statistical analysis is applied to variables in order to identify potential statistical outliers. Outlier values that cannot be explained are replaced by missing values in the "final" data set; these changes are reported both in the do-file and in the Data Quality Report.
Finally, independently of the values presented in the questionnaires, missing values are replaced across all "final" data sets to ensure consistency across countries. Following industry best practices, negative 3-digit integers are used in order to ensure there is no confusion between missing values and valid data points. "
"Data Cleaning Guide for PETS/QSDS Surveys" is available in external resources.
Primary Education
Secondary Education
This study is a part of a larger project on education in Zambia. The overall project included the schools survey, provincial education offices and district education offices surveys, testing of students in sampled schools, the household survey and the student survey. The project covered households in a catchment area of 36 isolated schools. Researchers also proposed to re-test students who participated in tests under 2001 National Assessment Survey (NAS). As part of the re-testing exercise, 3,200 pupils formed the initial sample for the administration of tests in English, mathematics, and vernacular. In addition, 20 randomly chosen students from Grade V and Grade VI were interviewed for the student survey.
Documented here are datasets covering schools, Provincial Education Offices (PEO) and District Education Offices (DEO).
Education expenditures in Zambia (apart from teacher salaries) are distributed through an administrative hierarchy consisting of PEOs and DEOs. The survey data contain a detailed tracking of resources allocated by the government through this hierarchy to schools. Approaches of public expenditure tracking surveys (PETS) and quantitative service delivery surveys (QSDS) are integrated in this study.
The study was carried out by the Government of Zambia and the World Bank. It covered 184 primary (grades 1-7) and basic (grades 1-9) schools, 33 DEOs and four PEOs in four provinces: Lusaka, Copperbelt, Northern, and Eastern.
Zambia
Lusaka, Copperbelt, Northern, and Eastern provinces.
- District Education Offices;
- Provincial Education Offices;
- Schools;
- Teachers;
- Head-Teachers;
- Students.
Sample survey data [ssd]
The scope of the study includes:
- District Education Offices (DEO): demographics of DEO, characteristics of DEO, decision process, shortages and requests, school visits, complaints, meetings with PEO/Ministry of Education representatives, funding, expenditures in the last month, receipts by schools.
- Provincial Education Offices (PEO): demographics of PEO, characteristics of PEO, decision process, shortages and requests, school visits, complaints, meetings with Ministry of Education representatives, funding, expenditures in the last month, receipts by district and by schools.
- Schools: characteristics of schools (type, special programs, number of students, alternative schools), characteristics of students (ethnic groups, where do children come from), facilities, school location, enrolment, grade repetition, dropouts, reasons for dropouts, school finances and sources of support, payment of fees, external funding, educational materials, and use of funds.
- Head-Teachers: demographics, characteristics of head-teachers, remuneration of head-teachers, teacher absenteeism and turnover, students' attendance, DEO/PEO contacts and visits, Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) activities and fees, decision process, shortages and requests.
- Teachers: demographics, characteristics of teachers, remuneration of teachers, and classroom facilities.
A random sample stratified on the basis of urban and rural locations included 184 schools in 33 districts. The schools surveyed were chosen from a frame of primary (grades 1-7) and basic (grades 1-9) schools in four Zambian provinces: Lusaka, Copperbelt, Northern, and Eastern. The choice of these four provinces was dictated primarily by the variation in educational attainments, regional incomes, and administrative structures. Specifically, Lusaka and Copperbelt are the two richest provinces in Zambia, with high enrollment rates, and Northern and Eastern provinces are the poorest, with enrollment rates only marginally better than the worst performing Central province.
Since this study is linked to 2001 National Assessment Survey (NAS), the choice of schools in the sample was restricted by the sampling methodology of the NAS. The NAS sampling was based on a probability-proportional to size methodology. For this study, researchers surveyed about half the schools covered in NAS 2001. For details on sampling methodology, please refer to "Zambia ESDS 2002 Sampling Note " in external resources.
Face-to-face [f2f]
The following survey instruments are available:
- District Education Office Questionnaire (Part I)
- District Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)
- Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part I)
- Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)
- General School Questionnaire
- Teacher Roster Card
- Head-Teacher Questionnaire
- Teacher Questionnaire, Grades I-VI
- Head-Teacher Matching Roster
- Pupil Matching Roster.
The Teacher Questionnaire was designed to examine two sorts of inputs that may impact on the performance of a teacher: first are the teacher-inputs such as demographic and educational characteristics and second are institutional inputs (primarily teacher salaries). The teacher questionnaire thus focuses on obtaining a basic demographic and educational profile of the teacher, and then moves on to asking about salary and allowances, as well as delays in the receipt of payments.
The Head-Teacher Questionnaire starts with the same sections as the teacher questionnaire. Several additional sections then probe the characteristics of teachers, pupils, parents (through the PTA section) and the administrative structure (through the Relationship with DEO/PEO sections). Finally the head-teacher questionnaire also contains a section on decisions and shortages, where we try to understand the nature of the financial constraints that schools are operating under.
The General School Questionnaire has a three-fold purpose. First, researchers believed that school infrastructure and location themselves may be important for learning achievement; the first few sections of this questionnaire thus systematically ask about the availability and condition of infrastructure in the school. Second, the questionnaire examines the characteristics of the student population in the school such as the overall profile of attendance and grade-repetition. Finally, the questionnaire links to the DEO/PEO questionnaire to complete the Public Expenditure Tracking exercise. To enable researchers to track the flow of resources, the questionnaire then asks about the receipt of resources from other levels of the administration such as the DEO and the PEO's offices.
The District Education Office and Provincial Education Office Questionnaires like the General School and the Head-Teacher Questionnaires, are designed to address two different components of the survey. Part II is concerned with the tracking of public expenditure-how much do the DEO and PEO offices receive? What are the primary expenses in these offices? Part I is similar in form to the head-teacher questionnaire, and asks about the demographic and educational characteristics of the DEO/PEO, before moving on to examine the views of the DEO on their relationship with schools (through visits and inspections) and the overall educational administration.
Head-Teacher Matching Roster and Pupil Matching Roster were designed to match students, who were tested in math and English and other subjects in 2001 and 2002, with teachers, and to carefully identify the changes that could have potentially affected students during the last year. The datasets documented here do not include test scores.
It is necessary to distinguish between provinces with and without district education boards. Although districts receive money directly from the government, both for rule-based and discretionary allocations, all money for discretionary allocations is first transferred to the concerned province, and from there moves onward to the district. For this reason, provinces with district education boards are referred to as decentralized provinces and those without district education boards are referred to as centralized provinces. In the study sample there are two of each: Lusaka and
Copperbelt provinces are decentralized and Northern and Eastern province are centralized.
Detailed information about data editing procedures is available in "Data Cleaning Guide for PETS/QSDS Surveys" in external resources.
STATA cleaning do-files and data quality reports can also be found in external resources.
The use of this dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include:
- the identification of the Primary Investigator (including country name)
- the full title of the survey and its acronym (when available), and the year(s) of implementation
- the survey reference number
- the source and date of download (for datasets disseminated online).
Example:
Government of the Republic of Zambia and World Bank. Expenditure and Service Delivery Survey in Education (ESDS) 2002. Ref. ZMB_2002_ESDS_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from http://microdata.worldbank.org on [date].
Public use file
The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
DEO_partI_final
The file contains characteristics of District Education Officers: demographics, time-off, work experience and training.
"District Education Office Questionnaire (Part I)", (Sections I and II) was used to collect the data.
33
37
DEO_partII_final
The file contains characteristics of District Education Offices: utilities, distance to other facilities, transportation, meetings with Province Education Office/Ministry of Education representatives, funding and expenditures.
"District Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)" (Sections I, III, IV and V) was used to collect the data.
33
149
generalschool_final
The file contains information about schools: a type of school, special programs, number of students, number of teachers, facilities, school location, enrollment, drop-out rates, educational materials, school finances and funding.
"General School Questionnaire" was used to collect the data.
184
362
generalschoolTR_final
The file contains information about teachers' gender, grade(s) being taught and absence from work.
"Teacher Roster Card" was used to collect the data.
2233
12
headteacher1_final
The file contains information about demographics, work experience, training, and reimbursement of head-teachers. It also covers information about teachers' absenteeism, students' attendance, relationship with district education offices, province education offices and PTAs.
"Head-Teacher Questionnaire" (Sections I, II, III, IVb, V and VI) was used to collected the data.
183
145
headteacher2_final
The file contains answers from head-teachers about main decision makers regarding school affairs as well as information about shortages and requests to overcome them.
"Head-Teacher Questionnaire" (Sections VII and VIII) was used to collect the data.
183
90
headteacher_matching_final
The file contains answers from head-teachers about teacher absenteeism.
"Head-Teacher Questionnaire" (Section IVa) was used to collect the data.
731
7
PEO_districts_final
The file contains information about district and school visits, requests and complaints, and receipts by district.
"Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)" (Sections II and VI) was used to collect the data.
33
23
PEO_partI_final
The file contains characteristics of Province Education Officers: demographics, time-off, work experience and training.
" Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part I)" (Sections I and II) was used to collect the data.
4
37
PEO_PartII_final
The file contains characteristics of Province Education Offices: utilities, accounting, distance to other facilities, transportation, meetings with Ministry of Education representatives, funding, expenditures and direct receipts by schools.
"Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)" (Sections I, III, IV, V and VII) was used to collect the data.
4
153
pupilroster_final
The file contains information about students: enrollment, current and last year teachers.
"Pupil Matching Roster" was used to collect the data.
3464
13
teacher_pupil_matching_final
The file contains information from teachers about their students: enrollment, absense, meetings with parents.
"Head-Teacher Matching Roster" was used to collect the data.
3464
27
Teachers_final
The file contains information about teaches: demographics, characteristics, reimbursement and classroom facilities that are available to teachers.
"Teacher Questionnaire, Grades I-VI" was used to collect the data.
567
133
District Code
District Code
District Code
District Code
District Code
33
101
904
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
What is your gender?
32
1
1
Male
2
Female
Sysmiss
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
What is your age?
33
2
54
2
39
42
44
46
47
48
50
51
52
53
54
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
What is your place of birth?
Province
33
Copperbelt
Eastern
Luapula
Lusaka
Northern
Southern
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
What is your place of birth?
District
33
CHINGOLA
CHOMA
ISOKA
KALOMO
KASAMA
KAWAMBWA
KITWE
LUNDAZI
LUSAKA
MBALA
MONGU
MONZE
MPIKA
MPOROKOSO
MUFULIRA
Monze
NAKONDE
SAMFYA
chipata
katete
luanshya
mazabuka
mufulira
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
What ethnic group do you belong to?
33
BEMBA
BISA
CHEWA
CHISHINGA
LAMBIA
LOZI
NAMWANGA
NGONI
Neenga
TONGA
TUMBUKA
USHI
bemba
chewa
ngoni
nsenga
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Are you currently married?
33
1
Single
2
Married
3
Widowed
4
Separated/Divorced
10
Not Applicable
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
What is your spouse’s level of education?
31
2
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
How many children do you have living with you?
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
15
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
What type of housing do you live in?
33
1
Own house
2
Accomodation provided by School
3
Accomodation provided by Community
4
Rented House/Appartment
5
Other
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
How long does it take for you to get to the office from home?
32
1
1
Less than 15 Minutes
2
15 Minutes to 30 Minutes
3
30 Minutes to 1 Hour
4
More than 1 Hour
Sysmiss
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Does the community provide any land for your use?
31
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Sometimes we or our families are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any
time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
How many working days off did you have to take off as a result?
33
1
2
3
4
10
14
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
What kind of emergency was it?
12
21
1
Own Illness
2
Illness of Others
3
School Emergency
4
Funeral
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
What kind of emergency was it?
Other (specify)
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
If it was own illness, where were you treated for the illness
33
1
Treatment at home/No Treatment
2
Local Health Centre
3
Health Center in Nearby Town
4
Health Centre Elsewhere
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Were you obliged to take time off during the (last month) as a result of any official
work (such as workshops)?
If NO skip to Section II
33
1
Yes
2
No
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
How many working days did you take off as a result?
31
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sysmiss
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
What kind of work was required?
31
2
1
Meeting
2
Workshop
3
File Request/Complaint
4
Obtain school/office provisions
5
Collecting Salary
6
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years
How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a DEO?
Years
33
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months
How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a DEO?
Months
33
1
2
3
7
9
11
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Where was your last post before coming here?
Province
33
Copperbelt
Eastern
Lusaka
Northern
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Where was your last post before coming here?
District
33
CHADIZA
CHAMA
CHILILABOMBWE
CHINSALI
CHIPATA
CHONGWE
KAFUE
KALULUSHI
KASAMA
Kalulushi
LUANGWA
MASAITI
MPONGWE
MUFULIRA
MUNGWI
NAKONDE
chadiza
chama
lundazi
nyimba
petauke
Last Post before Becoming DEO
Last Post before Becoming DEO
Last Post before Becoming DEO
Last Post before Becoming DEO
Last Post before Becoming DEO
What was your last post before becoming the DEO?
32
1
1
Teacher
2
Head-Teacher
3
Officer in DEO's office
4
DEO, other District
5
Officer in PEO's Office
6
EO in Lusaka
7
Other
Sysmiss
Time DEO: Years
Time DEO: Years
Time DEO: Years
Time DEO: Years
Time DEO: Years
How long have you been the DEO of this district?
Years
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
10
Time DEO: Months
Time DEO: Months
Time DEO: Months
Time DEO: Months
Time DEO: Months
How long have you been the DEO of this district?
Months
33
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
11
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
What is the highest level of education you have attained?
33
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
How many years of pre-service training have you had?
33
1
2
3
4
6
11
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your training?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training?
If No skip to 6
33
1
Yes
2
No
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training?
29
4
1
Advanced Primary Certificate
2
Primary Teacher's Degree
3
Secondary Teacher's Diploma
4
Secondary Teacher's Degree
5
Special Education Certificate
6
Student Trainee
7
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training?
15
18
1
Advanced Primary Certificate
2
Primary Teacher's Degree
3
Secondary Teacher's Diploma
4
Secondary Teacher's Degree
5
Special Education Certificate
6
Student Trainee
7
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Have you had any Education management training?
If No skip to 8
33
1
Yes
2
No
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
When did you have this training?
26
7
1987
1995
1996
1997
1998
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Time of starting workday
Time of starting workday
Time of starting workday
Time of starting workday
Time of starting workday
What time do you normally start the day?
33
500
815
500
600
645
700
730
745
750
755
800
815
Knocking-Off Time
Knocking-Off Time
Knocking-Off Time
Knocking-Off Time
Knocking-Off Time
What time do you normally knock off?
32
1
1700
1900
1700
1715
1730
1800
1830
1900
Sysmiss
DistrictCode
DistrictCode
DistrictCode
DistrictCode
DistrictCode
33
101
904
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
902
903
904
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
How many schools are there in this district?
33
12
29
32
35
36
37
38
39
42
45
49
51
53
56
59
64
65
70
72
80
89
92
97
101
115
140
144
174
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office?
33
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office?
33
1
35
1
2
3
4
5
10
15
20
35
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office?
33
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
15
21
48
60
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office?
33
45
10
20
30
40
45
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
How long does it take to reach the average school to this office?
33
1
2
3
4
5
8
11
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the average school to this office?
33
40
3
4
5
10
15
20
30
40
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
How many staff members does this office have?
33
7
50
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
25
38
50
Staff members=number assigned?
Staff members=number assigned?
Staff members=number assigned?
Staff members=number assigned?
Staff members=number assigned?
Is this the same as the number of staff assigned to this office?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
How many members of staff reported for duty today?
33
6
48
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
23
35
48
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does this office have an accounting unit?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does this office have a working telephone?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
What is the drinking water source?
33
1
2
3
4
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does this office have electricity?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
How many cars does this office have at present?
33
2
3
4
5
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
How many of these cars are in working condition today?
33
1
2
3
4
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
How many motorcycles does this office have at present?
33
1
2
3
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
How many of these motorcycles are in working condition today?
33
1
2
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
How many cars did this office have in August 2001?
33
1
2
3
4
5
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2001?
33
1
2
3
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
How many cars did this office have in August 2000?
33
1
2
3
4
5
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2000?
33
1
2
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Is availability of fuel a problem at present?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2001?
32
1
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2000?
32
1
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02
Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02
Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02
Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02
Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02
How many meetings did you have with the PEO since January 2002?
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
12
Last meeting with PEO:month
Last meeting with PEO:month
Last meeting with PEO:month
Last meeting with PEO:month
Last meeting with PEO:month
When was the last time you had a meeting with the PEO
33
3
5
6
7
Last meeting with PEO:year
Last meeting with PEO:year
Last meeting with PEO:year
Last meeting with PEO:year
Last meeting with PEO:year
When was the last time you had a meeting with the PEO
33
2002
Reason for last meeting with PEO
Reason for last meeting with PEO
Reason for last meeting with PEO
Reason for last meeting with PEO
Reason for last meeting with PEO
What was the reason for this meeting?
33
1
Discuss National Policy
2
Educational Event
3
Collect district Allocation
4
Other
Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02
Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02
Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02
Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02
Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02
Have you sent any complaints/requests to the PEO's office since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
How many meetings did you have at the ministry since January 2002?
33
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
When was the last time you had a meeting at the ministry?
30
3
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
When was the last time you had a meeting at the ministry?
33
2002
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
What was the reason for this meeting?
31
2
1
Discuss National Policy
2
Educational Event
3
Collect district Allocation
4
Other
Sysmiss
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Have you sent any complaints/requests to the ministry since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
94000000
3000000
13500000
50332500
59450000
64321475
94000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
77122000
2000000
3000000
4896473
5000000
6000000
7767914
7874147
10000000
11123626
21000000
32992817
34937577
42726174
65686615
77122000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
18000000
1579805
18000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
14000000
1047306
14000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
374000000
374000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
52000000
2050000
3000000
4000000
4500000
13500000
52000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
102683000
3000000
4000000
8437409
9000000
10661828
11788547
13612756
13797783
13976374
17000000
36424972
38000000
44732777
65686615
85117297
102683000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
1579805
1579805
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
9554000
1047306
9525000
9529000
9554000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
221860000
12000000
139420000
159890000
179250000
221860000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
31625000
2500000
13500000
30200000
31625000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
128258000
3000000
3197560
4074809
5500000
7887832
10000000
10427942
11123626
13000000
15000000
18324991
20000000
23000000
28573760
39858386
40203358
65535967
65687615
128258000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
1579805
1579805
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
31925000
1047306
9500000
9515000
31925000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
30000000
12000000
30000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
90000000
2500000
13500000
40000000
40578080
90000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
108747000
2100000
8000000
10000000
10608558
11788547
13000000
13348315
15000000
19451909
22500000
30608558
33588191
34551522
41924972
44732777
50000000
65687615
84741235
108747000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
69335238
1579805
12261441
13542226
18000000
18957666
21428571
27010440
27010640
51086607
69335238
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
97093330
1047306
9709333
10431000
10754317
10754817
10973068
10973507
97093330
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
849898000
10268400
129880000
250292626
849898000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
37681200
11510000
13500000
33134580
37681200
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
155489225
2100000
7859031
9000000
10000000
10124865
12513496
13348315
15000000
22229140
23021851
25199981
32537634
65687615
125723000
155489225
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
27544381
1579805
8052974
18000000
18957666
27010640
27544381
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
32183000
1047306
9709333
9709337
10973507
12615300
32183000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
178761726
178761726
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
35273000
35273000
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
160603500
8168550
13500000
14000000
30300000
160603500
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
115602000
3000000
5258555
5900000
8342331
8898871
9000000
9823815
10000000
13000000
14619384
15000000
20000000
22500000
30937577
37277422
46241020
65687615
115602000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
48152939
1579805
8000000
18957666
19000000
26105949
27010640
48152939
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
31925080
1047306
9500000
13010000
14445500
25067665
31925080
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
75319785
34774000
75319785
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
100000000
100000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
122000000
13500000
26000000
30000000
122000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
89903000
2600000
6000000
6168908
6573215
8052974
10427942
11123626
14818093
18274282
46241020
65687615
89903000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
30
3
24158000
1579805
18957666
24158000
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
31925080
1047306
31000000
31925000
31925080
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
17068100
17068100
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
347000000
9520000
45711844
55484000
70736638
81000000
127000000
178000000
210000000
347000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
75493000
2000000
4000000
5749938
8593416
9121878
9730429
10024468
13300000
14651145
15985488
18522669
18593183
18876083
30197679
30561758
32608545
75493000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
20712741
6000000
18957666
20712741
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
102000000
102000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
155154000
19188000
155154000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
422119000
2996900
9520000
18000000
40000000
60234000
69820395
99200000
120990000
121500000
125800000
164043500
166800000
169400000
175198160
184300000
204000000
214444740
222900000
223500000
228200000
321000000
375500000
388244000
422119000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
140800000
1864194
3000000
4000000
9823815
10427942
11123626
16202765
18876083
21255346
34937577
35297000
37317422
81243000
140800000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
18957666
11335500
18957666
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
13218000
9709337
13218000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
198000000
198000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
3177000
3177000
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
172800000
6370000
9520000
15212000
18725000
75400000
106400000
138200000
169000000
172800000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
234800000
21653
988334
2300000
2400000
2974439
4833464
5000000
6300683
6573215
7000000
9060000
10274000
10591250
11272413
16522669
18274282
18876083
35605588
37979577
59000000
81953000
234800000
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
20000000
10000000
20000000
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
12615300
9709333
12615300
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
122500000
2835000
3335000
5270000
5355000
6270000
6475000
7910000
8225000
9030000
9520000
11830000
13825000
18865000
122500000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
407638194
3000000
5635637
6918420
7000000
10868730
11400745
12539367
13345822
15396730
18662390
18876083
18916559
21139135
25636877
44903552
44965385
61900000
407638194
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
30
3
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
41782000
9500000
9709333
12615300
12667000
28732793
41782000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
40250000
2900000
40250000
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
32200000
5215000
32200000
Sysmiss
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
129880000
9500000
9520000
24150000
30000000
42000000
107994250
122000000
129880000
Sysmiss
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
888600186
2000000
3000000
3220000
4955450
6200000
6440728
7900000
9556914
10076690
10631006
11392470
12125164
18876083
22095081
22396004
23292000
38298026
48027664
70157000
888600186
Sysmiss
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
30
3
Sysmiss
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
31925080
12615340
31000000
31925080
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
81518450
11000000
11800000
81518450
Sysmiss
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
7400000
7400000
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
582401838
17675830
48000000
81000000
104555000
106400000
124199500
125540000
128600000
159000000
160603500
164043500
178533160
179200000
192525000
206602000
214000000
222900000
223500000
239000000
243746660
256408080
278532500
286265250
310370000
349714740
582401838
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
1629638194
4000000
19300000
28573760
32200000
42160000
47700000
60886186
69584075
74360806
99726662
108896394
109000000
110431375
133665269
140540207
163947875
176779560
182352525
227852846
234800000
393589966
410897897
488496083
1629638194
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
69335238
1354226
8991000
9478830
13542226
15478833
16445000
16637500
18000000
18957666
20000000
24158000
26000000
27010640
36105949
39272081
47722381
48152939
69335238
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
44995000
6283840
9554000
9651962
9709333
10973507
12615300
14000000
14445500
19418666
20862000
23421817
23588408
23588807
23972317
25230600
28500000
28860000
28947674
31625330
31645000
31925000
44995000
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
31
2
627054352
9269000
11800000
12000000
18904090
40050000
60975200
159890000
304074000
328367785
374000000
627054352
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
32
1
100000000
10577000
32200000
34744520
100000000
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
31
2
42487500
1445000
1500000
1524140
2000000
2610000
3200000
42487500
Sysmiss
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
32
1
13560000
1000
250000
800000
867000
880000
1000000
1500000
1761500
2000000
2450000
2580000
2800000
3000000
3500000
3800000
4533480
5000000
6000000
6913953
7000000
13560000
Sysmiss
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
32
1
1800000
1800000
Sysmiss
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
32
1
12615300
341830
385800
500000
700000
800000
1500000
1593000
1650000
12615300
Sysmiss
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
32
1
1500000
1500000
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
32
1
1300000
500000
1043000
1300000
Sysmiss
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
32
1
7600000
28000
100000
120000
407000
555000
570000
828000
1000000
1228962
1607044
1860000
2000000
2500000
2600000
3300000
3500000
3720000
4000000
7480000
7600000
Sysmiss
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
32
1
31501500
200000
31501500
Sysmiss
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
32
1
9150294
65000
200000
490000
500000
580000
600000
800000
949000
1200000
1500000
1550000
2000000
2165000
2610500
2962500
2963800
3875000
3950000
5867800
9150294
Sysmiss
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
32
1
228200000
1224800
1684000
2058000
7080000
8000000
8406000
13306075
20442419
60356500
144000000
185800000
228200000
Sysmiss
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
32
1
53000000
47600
950000
1510500
1710000
2500000
5000000
6916690
7108000
8393169
53000000
Sysmiss
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
32
1
2510000
119300
2510000
Sysmiss
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
32
1
4290000
240000
250000
570000
700000
780000
800000
1000000
1500000
1750000
4100000
4290000
Sysmiss
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
32
1
550000
550000
Sysmiss
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
32
1
1000000
1000000
Sysmiss
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
32
1
4134062
200000
300000
400000
442000
500000
550000
600000
660000
800000
1000000
1070000
2000000
2561160
3200000
4000000
4134062
Sysmiss
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
32
1
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
32
1
7910000
10000
100000
1330000
6219180
7910000
Sysmiss
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
32
1
56210000
80000
270000
750000
800000
922300
1000000
1700000
2000000
2266740
2330000
2345000
3366164
6000000
7580000
10804245
13411250
19985025
39000000
56210000
Sysmiss
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
31
2
12615300
1356000
12615300
Sysmiss
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
31
2
28732793
10000
1450000
2540750
2972500
4973170
28732793
Sysmiss
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
31
2
872000
480000
872000
Sysmiss
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
4
1
Northern
4
Eastern
5
Copperbelt
9
Lusaka
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
4
1
Male
2
Female
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
What is your age?
4
45
51
54
55
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
What is your place of birth?
4
Copperbelt
Eastern
Luapula
Northern
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
What is your place of birth?
4
CHIPATA
KAWAMBWA
MPIKA
NDOLA
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
What ethnic group do you belong to?
4
99
BEMBA
LAMBA
NSHINGA
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Are you currently married?
4
1
Single
2
Married
3
Widowed
4
Separated/Divorced
10
Not Applicable
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
What is your spouse’s level of education?
4
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
How many children do you have living with you?
4
2
4
5
10
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
What type of housing do you live in?
4
1
Own house
2
Accomodation provided by School
3
Accomodation provided by Community
4
Rented House/Appartment
5
Other
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
Time to reach Office from Home
How long does it take for you to get to the office from home?
4
1
Less than 15 Minutes
2
15 Minutes to 30 Minutes
3
30 Minutes to 1 Hour
4
More than 1 Hour
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Does the community provide any land for your use?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Sometimes we or our families are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency?
If NO skip to 16
4
1
Yes
2
No
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
How many working days off did you have to take off as a result?
1
3
2
Sysmiss
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
What kind of emergency was it?
1
3
1
Own Illness
2
Illness of Others
3
School Emergency
4
Funeral
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
What kind of emergency was it?
Other (specify)
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
If it was own illness, where were you treated for the illness
4
1
Treatment at home/No Treatment
2
Local Health Centre
3
Health Center in Nearby Town
4
Health Centre Elsewhere
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Were you obliged to take time off during the {last month} as a result of any official work (such as workshops)?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
How many working days did you take off as a result?
4
2
3
8
10
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
What kind of work was required?
4
1
Meeting
2
Workshop
3
File Request/Complaint
4
Obtain school/office provisions
5
Collecting Salary
6
Other
10
Not Applicable
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years
How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a PEO?
4
23
24
26
27
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months
Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months
How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a PEO?
4
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Where was your last post before coming here?
4
Eastern
Luapula
Northern
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Where was your last post before coming here?
4
CHIPATA
KASAMA
MANSA
Last Post before becoming PEO
Last Post before becoming PEO
Last Post before becoming PEO
Last Post before becoming PEO
Last Post before becoming PEO
What was your last post before becoming the PEO?
4
1
Teacher
2
Head-Teacher
3
Officer in DEO's office
4
DEO, other District
5
Officer in PEO's Office
6
EO in Lusaka
7
Other
Time as PEO: Years
Time as PEO: Years
Time as PEO: Years
Time as PEO: Years
Time as PEO: Years
How long have you been the PEO of this district?
4
2
3
Time as PEO: Months
Time as PEO: Months
Time as PEO: Months
Time as PEO: Months
Time as PEO: Months
How long have you been the PEO of this district?
4
1
2
3
6
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
What is the highest level of education you have attained?
4
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
How many years of pre-service training have you had?
4
6
7
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your training?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
Type of Other Certificate:First
What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training?
4
1
Advanced Primary Certificate
2
Primary Teacher's Degree
3
Secondary Teacher's Diploma
4
Secondary Teacher's Degree
5
Special Education Certificate
6
Student Trainee
7
Other
10
Not Applicable
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
Type of Other Certificate: Second
What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training?
4
1
Advanced Primary Certificate
2
Primary Teacher's Degree
3
Secondary Teacher's Diploma
4
Secondary Teacher's Degree
5
Special Education Certificate
6
Student Trainee
7
Other
10
Not Applicable
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Have you had any Education management training?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
When did you have this training?
3
1
1998
2001
Sysmiss
Starting Time
Starting Time
Starting Time
Starting Time
Starting Time
What time do you normally start the day?
3
1
630
700
730
Sysmiss
Knocking off time
Knocking off time
Knocking off time
Knocking off time
Knocking off time
What time do you normally knock off?
3
1
1800
1830
Sysmiss
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
4
1
4
5
9
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
Number of Schools in District
How many schools are there in this province?
4
227
811
227
388
650
811
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
Time to reach nearest school: Hours
How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office?
4
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
Time to reach nearest school: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office?
4
5
10
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
Time to reach furthest school: Hours
How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office?
4
3
48
3
5
12
48
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
Time to reach furthest school: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office?
4
30
30
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
Time to reach average school: Hours
How long does it take to reach the average school to this office?
4
1
2
5
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
Time to reach average school: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the average school to this office?
4
30
30
Time to closest DEO office: Hours
Time to closest DEO office: Hours
Time to closest DEO office: Hours
Time to closest DEO office: Hours
Time to closest DEO office: Hours
How long does it take to reach the closest DEO's office from this office?
4
Time to closest DEO office: Minutes
Time to closest DEO office: Minutes
Time to closest DEO office: Minutes
Time to closest DEO office: Minutes
Time to closest DEO office: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the closest DEO's office from this office?
4
2
5
20
Time to furthest DEO office: Hours
Time to furthest DEO office: Hours
Time to furthest DEO office: Hours
Time to furthest DEO office: Hours
Time to furthest DEO office: Hours
How long does it take to reach the furthest DEO's office from this office?
4
1
4
9
Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes
Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes
Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes
Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes
Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes
How long does it take to reach the furthest DEO's office from this office?
4
30
30
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
Number of staff members in office
How many staff members does this office have?
4
68
69
79
80
Number of staff members assigned to office
Number of staff members assigned to office
Number of staff members assigned to office
Number of staff members assigned to office
Number of staff members assigned to office
Is this the same as the number of staff assigned to this office?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
Number of staff members present today
How many members of staff reported for duty today?
3
1
51
79
51
55
79
Sysmiss
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does office have accounting unit
Does this office have an accounting unit?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does office have a working telphone
Does this office have a working telephone?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
Drinking water source
What is the drinking water source?
4
1
2
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does office have electricity
Does this office have electricity?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
Number of cars in office at present
How many cars does this office have at present?
4
4
7
9
14
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
Number of cars in working condition today
How many of these cars are in working condition today?
4
2
3
4
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
Number of motorcycles at present
How many motorcycles does this office have at present?
4
1
2
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
Number of motorcycles in working condition today
How many of these motorcycles are in working condition today?
4
1
2
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
Number of cars in office in August 2001
How many cars did this office have in August 2001?
4
4
7
9
14
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001
How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2001?
4
1
2
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
Number of cars in office in August 2000
How many cars did this office have in August 2000?
4
3
5
7
13
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000
How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2000?
4
1
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Availability of fuel a problem at present
Is availability of fuel a problem at present?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001
Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2001?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000
Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2000?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02
How many meetings did you have with the MOE since January 2002?
3
1
4
5
Sysmiss
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
Last meeting with Ministry:month
When was the last time you had a meeting with the MOE?
4
6
7
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
Last meeting with Ministry:year
When was the last time you had a meeting with the MOE?
4
2002
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
Reason for last meeting with Ministry
What was the reason for this meeting?
4
1
Discuss National Policy
2
Educational Event
3
Collect district Allocation
4
Other
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02
Have you sent any complaints/requests to the MOE since January 2002?
4
1
Yes
2
No
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Receipts: BESSIP June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
163014040
22325930
35646500
163014040
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Receipts: GRZ June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
258227627
16000000
22031359
258227627
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Receipts: HIPC June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Receipts: PAGE June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Receipts: Other Donors June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Receipts: Other June_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Receipts: BESSIP July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
1020202325
2500000
1020202325
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Receipts: GRZ July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
305979970
27539199
29787085
305979970
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Receipts: HIPC July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Receipts: PAGE July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
13571600
13571600
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Receipts: Other Donors July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Receipts: Other July_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Receipts: BESSIP August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
88044040
5702120
36234821
88044040
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Receipts: GRZ August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
522009083
33047039
39073703
522009083
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Receipts: HIPC August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Receipts: PAGE August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
170041500
170041500
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Receipts: Other Donors August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Receipts: Other August_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
16724121
187810000
16724121
40055200
41632680
187810000
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
345079970
37000000
41906525
345079970
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
325629478
13542286
325629478
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
289080500
289080500
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Receipts: Other Sept_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
21664880
21664880
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
475423734
33047039
306316642
475423734
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
40626678
1057106164
40626678
465802226
554214169
1057106164
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
322551563
322551563
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Receipts: Other Oct_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
188582100
5725000
188582100
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
25995491
324127680
25995491
37233856
157250000
324127680
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
300943584
27848000
40000000
300943584
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Receipts: Other Nov_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
18636400
18636400
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
3000000
351996286
3000000
27000000
121880034
351996286
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
362598390
277777000
362598390
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Receipts: Other Dec_2001
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
32085520
32085520
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
199184434
14984000
199184434
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
90891840
90891840
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Receipts: Other Jan_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
44452000
4000000
31310000
44452000
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
72437040
8432783
18021429
72437040
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
13571600
13571600
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Receipts: Other Feb_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Receipts: BESSIP March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
5919371
36660000
5919371
23964760
26721468
36660000
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Receipts: GRZ March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
194701369
6829026
26000000
194701369
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Receipts: HIPC March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Receipts: PAGE March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
322551563
322551563
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Receipts: Other Donors March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Receipts: Other March_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Receipts: BESSIP April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Receipts: GRZ April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
253492520
5362769
15176074
253492520
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Receipts: HIPC April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Receipts: PAGE April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
289080500
289080500
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Receipts: Other Donors April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Receipts: Other April_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Receipts: BESSIP May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
254467100
60960000
254467100
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Receipts: GRZ May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
228896638
10432786
17176074
228896638
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Receipts: HIPC May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
590500800
590500800
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Receipts: PAGE May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Receipts: Other Donors May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Receipts: Other May_2002
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
4
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Annual Expenditure: BESSIP
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
2
2
71795668
125835414
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Annual Expenditure GRZ
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
2
2
241229507
372726764
241229507
372726764
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Annual Expenditure HIPC
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
2
2
476532256
1041186604
476532256
1041186604
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Annual Expenditure PAGE
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
2
2
170041500
170041500
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Annual Expenditure: Other Donors
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
2
2
Sysmiss
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Annual Expenditure: Others
Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months.
2
2
Sysmiss
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
4
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
4
14860000
3000000
4000000
14860000
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
4
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
4
315720000
6600000
315720000
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)?
4
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
4
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
4
3815000
218000
3815000
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
4
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
4
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance?
4
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
4
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
4
6499500
570000
1622000
6499500
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
4
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
4
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure?
4
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
4
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
4
8000000
8000000
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
4
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
4
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools?
4
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
4
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
4
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
4
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
4
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies?
4
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
4
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
4
53000000
2000000
4897671
53000000
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
4
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
4
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills?
4
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
4
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
4
7843229
7843229
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
4
60445500
60445500
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
4
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other
We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows.
In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)?
4
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
Does this office directly provide textbooks to schools in this province?
4
1
2
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
Does this office directly provide desks to schools in this province?
4
1
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
Does this office directly provide funds for capital rehabilitation to schools in this province?
4
1
2
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
Does this office directly provide chalk to schools in this province?
4
1
2
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
yesno
Does this office directly provide money in the form of cash/cheques to schools in this province?
4
1
2
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
Province Code
33
COPPERBELT
EASTERN
LUSAKA
NORTHERN
Name of District
Name of District
Name of District
Name of District
Name of District
33
CHADIZA
CHAMA
CHILILABOMBWE
CHILUBI
CHINGOLA
CHINSALI
CHIPATA
ISOKA
KAFUE
KALULUSHI
KAPUTA
KASAMA
KATETE
KITWE
LUANGWA
LUANSHYA
LUFWANYAMA
LUNDAZI
LUSAKA URBAN
LUWINGU
MAMBWE
MASAITI
MBALA
MPIKA
MPONGWE
MPOROKOSO
MPULUNGU
MUFULIRA
MUNGWI
NAKONDE
NDOLA URBAN
NYIMBA
PETAUKE
District Code
District Code
District Code
District Code
District Code
33
101
904
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
902
903
904
Number of officer visits since Jan 02
Number of officer visits since Jan 02
Number of officer visits since Jan 02
Number of officer visits since Jan 02
Number of officer visits since Jan 02
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
How many times has someone from this office visited the DEO's office in ___________ district since January 2002?
33
1
None
2
One Visit
3
Two Visits
4
Three Visits
5
>3 Visits
Last officer to visit DEO
Last officer to visit DEO
Last officer to visit DEO
Last officer to visit DEO
Last officer to visit DEO
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
Which officer last visited the DEO's office in ________ district?
33
1
DEO
2
SO
3
BO
4
Sports
5
EO
6
CEO
7
Other
Number of SO visits
Number of SO visits
Number of SO visits
Number of SO visits
Number of SO visits
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
How many visits by standards officers have been made to any school in _________ district since January 2002?
33
21
1
2
4
7
8
9
10
12
13
17
21
PEO's last visit: Month
PEO's last visit: Month
PEO's last visit: Month
PEO's last visit: Month
PEO's last visit: Month
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
When did the PEO last visit the DEO's office in ________ district?
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
PEO's last visit: Year
PEO's last visit: Year
PEO's last visit: Year
PEO's last visit: Year
PEO's last visit: Year
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
When did the PEO last visit the DEO's office in ________ district?
33
2001
2002
PEO visited any school last: Month
PEO visited any school last: Month
PEO visited any school last: Month
PEO visited any school last: Month
PEO visited any school last: Month
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
When was the last time the PEO visited any school in _________ district?
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
PEO visited any school last: Year
PEO visited any school last: Year
PEO visited any school last: Year
PEO visited any school last: Year
PEO visited any school last: Year
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
When was the last time the PEO visited any school in _________ district?
33
2001
2002
Main Discussion Topic
Main Discussion Topic
Main Discussion Topic
Main Discussion Topic
Main Discussion Topic
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district.
What was the main topic of discussion?
33
1
School Funds
2
School Performance
3
School Infrastructure
4
Teacher Performance
5
Teacher Housing
6
Teacher Shortage
7
Can't Remember
8
Other
Any complaints from Head-Teacher?
Any complaints from Head-Teacher?
Any complaints from Head-Teacher?
Any complaints from Head-Teacher?
Any complaints from Head-Teacher?
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office.
Have you received any complaints directly (not through the DEO's office) from a school in _________ district since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Any requests from Head-Teacher?
Any requests from Head-Teacher?
Any requests from Head-Teacher?
Any requests from Head-Teacher?
Any requests from Head-Teacher?
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office.
Have you received any requests directly (not through the DEO's office) from the head-teacher of a school in _______ district since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Any complaints from PTA?
Any complaints from PTA?
Any complaints from PTA?
Any complaints from PTA?
Any complaints from PTA?
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office.
Have you received any complaints directly (not through the DEO's office) from the PTA of a school in _______ district since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Any complaints from Teachers?
Any complaints from Teachers?
Any complaints from Teachers?
Any complaints from Teachers?
Any complaints from Teachers?
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office.
Have you received any complaints directly from the teachers of any school in _______ district since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Any complaints from DEO?
Any complaints from DEO?
Any complaints from DEO?
Any complaints from DEO?
Any complaints from DEO?
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office.
Have you received any complaints from the DEO's office in _______ district since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Any requests from DEO?
Any requests from DEO?
Any requests from DEO?
Any requests from DEO?
Any requests from DEO?
There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office.
Have you received any requests from the DEO's office in _______ district since January 2002?
33
1
Yes
2
No
Amount of cash district has received
Amount of cash district has received
Amount of cash district has received
Amount of cash district has received
Amount of cash district has received
In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002.
How much has ___________ district received in cash/cheque from this office since January 2002?
32
1
92718800
14553125
18591511
21247427
23903323
25606250
29415211
36081571
41659375
42494586
45130808
50462639
50890400
51280000
53430000
62891500
68500000
79385500
79500000
81728000
83650000
90580000
92718800
Sysmiss
Amount of Textbooks district has received
Amount of Textbooks district has received
Amount of Textbooks district has received
Amount of Textbooks district has received
Amount of Textbooks district has received
In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002.
How many textbooks has ______ district received from this office since January 2002?
32
1
7556
5
6
15
16
18
20
25
330
380
391
420
430
710
729
781
1063
1091
1265
1812
7556
Sysmiss
Amount of capital Expn district has received
Amount of capital Expn district has received
Amount of capital Expn district has received
Amount of capital Expn district has received
Amount of capital Expn district has received
In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002.
How much has ______ district received for capital expenditures (such as rehabilitation) from this office since January 2002?
32
1
20712941
20712941
Sysmiss
Amount of desks that district has received
Amount of desks that district has received
Amount of desks that district has received
Amount of desks that district has received
Amount of desks that district has received
In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002.
How many desks has ______ district received from this office since January 2002?
32
1
26
805
26
138
150
191
200
220
230
243
245
280
322
340
361
380
428
805
Sysmiss
Amount of Chalk district has received
Amount of Chalk district has received
Amount of Chalk district has received
Amount of Chalk district has received
Amount of Chalk district has received
In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002.
How many cartons of chalk has ______ district received from this office since January 2002?
33
6
7
8
9
12
Amount of Special assistance district has received
Amount of Special assistance district has received
Amount of Special assistance district has received
Amount of Special assistance district has received
Amount of Special assistance district has received
In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002.
Has _____ district received special assistance from this office since January 2002?
32
1
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
184
School Type
School Type
School Type
School Type
School Type
Type of school
184
1
2
3
4
Boarding School
Boarding School
Boarding School
Boarding School
Boarding School
Is this school a boarding school?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Special Programs in School
Special Programs in School
Special Programs in School
Special Programs in School
Special Programs in School
Are there any special programs in this school?
183
1
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Special Program 1
Special Program 1
Special Program 1
Special Program 1
Special Program 1
Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3)
102
82
1
PAGE
2
Direct Assistance from Donors
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Special Program 2
Special Program 2
Special Program 2
Special Program 2
Special Program 2
Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3)
34
150
1
PAGE
2
Direct Assistance from Donors
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Special Program 3
Special Program 3
Special Program 3
Special Program 3
Special Program 3
Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3)
31
153
1
PAGE
2
Direct Assistance from Donors
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Special Program Other
Special Program Other
Special Program Other
Special Program Other
Special Program Other
Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3)
Other
6
1
2
3
5
NBTL,ROC
NBTL,SPRINT,G4C.T.
Owner of School Land
Owner of School Land
Owner of School Land
Owner of School Land
Owner of School Land
Who owns the land used by the school?
184
1
Government
2
Community
3
Other
Pupils Applied to Grade I
Pupils Applied to Grade I
Pupils Applied to Grade I
Pupils Applied to Grade I
Pupils Applied to Grade I
How many pupils applied for Grade 1 last year?
182
2
902
5
14
19
28
30
35
36
37
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
58
60
62
66
68
70
72
74
75
76
77
79
80
82
83
84
85
89
90
91
92
95
96
97
100
101
102
106
108
110
112
120
122
123
128
130
132
134
140
145
148
150
155
160
166
168
172
175
176
180
181
182
183
185
186
190
191
195
200
205
208
210
212
215
223
230
231
240
242
244
250
267
278
286
300
310
317
320
321
341
345
350
353
368
378
380
400
420
489
500
508
612
671
800
902
Sysmiss
Pupils Admitted to Grade I
Pupils Admitted to Grade I
Pupils Admitted to Grade I
Pupils Admitted to Grade I
Pupils Admitted to Grade I
Of the pupils that applied for Grade 1, how many were admitted?
183
1
401
6
10
14
19
27
28
30
32
34
35
37
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
47
48
49
50
51
52
54
55
56
59
60
66
68
70
74
75
77
80
83
84
85
88
89
90
92
94
95
96
97
99
100
105
110
114
120
122
126
128
129
132
135
140
141
145
147
148
150
156
159
160
166
167
168
170
172
173
175
200
201
205
208
210
212
225
226
231
240
250
260
270
310
401
Sysmiss
Number of Male Teachers
Number of Male Teachers
Number of Male Teachers
Number of Male Teachers
Number of Male Teachers
How many male teachers teach in this school at present?
183
1
44
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
24
25
44
Sysmiss
Number of Female Teachers
Number of Female Teachers
Number of Female Teachers
Number of Female Teachers
Number of Female Teachers
How many female teachers teach in this school at present?
183
1
57
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
42
43
49
51
53
57
Sysmiss
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000
What was the pass rate in 2000 in Grade VII?
Boys
175
9
1
100
1
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
23
25
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
45
46
47
48
49
50
52
53
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
65
66
67
69
70
71
72
73
75
78
79
80
84
85
88
90
93
94
95
98
99
100
Sysmiss
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000
What was the pass rate in 2000 in Grade VII?
Girls
175
9
100
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
27
28
30
33
34
35
36
38
39
40
42
44
45
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
60
62
63
65
66
67
70
74
75
77
78
80
81
88
89
90
91
93
94
95
96
99
100
Sysmiss
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999
What was the pass rate in 1999 in Grade VII
173
11
1
100
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
39
40
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
65
67
68
70
71
72
74
75
76
78
80
81
82
88
90
91
95
99
100
Sysmiss
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999
Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999
What was the pass rate in 1999 in Grade VII
175
9
100
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
30
31
33
34
35
36
37
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
53
55
56
57
59
60
62
64
65
66
67
68
70
74
75
77
78
85
88
90
96
99
100
Sysmiss
Number of different Student Ethnic Groups
Number of different Student Ethnic Groups
Number of different Student Ethnic Groups
Number of different Student Ethnic Groups
Number of different Student Ethnic Groups
How many different ethnic groups would you say that the students in this school come from?
183
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
Sysmiss
Name of Ethnic Group: 1
Name of Ethnic Group: 1
Name of Ethnic Group: 1
Name of Ethnic Group: 1
Name of Ethnic Group: 1
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
Name of Ethnic Group
184
Bemba
Bisa
Chewa
Chikunda
Goba
Kaonde
Kunda
Lala
Lamba
Lenje
Lozi
Lunda
Lungu
Luvale
Mambwe
Mambwe-Lungu
Mambwe/Lungu
Mtonga
Namwanga
Ngoni
Njanja
Nsenga
Nyanja
Nyika
Sala
Senga
Senga Luzi
Tabwa
Tonga
Tumbuka
lamba
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
184
8
100
8
10
13
15
20
30
35
39
40
45
49
50
54
55
58
60
63
64
65
66
70
75
80
83
85
86
90
91
95
96
97
98
99
100
Name of Ethnic Group: 2
Name of Ethnic Group: 2
Name of Ethnic Group: 2
Name of Ethnic Group: 2
Name of Ethnic Group: 2
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
Name of Ethnic Group
170
Be,ba
Bemba
Bisa
Chewa
Chewe
Chikunda
Chishinga
Chokwe
Inamwanga
Indian
Kachokwe
Kaonde
Lala
Lamba
Lenje
Lozi
Lunda
Lungu
Luvale
Mambwe
Namwanga
Ngoni
Nsenga
Nyanja
Other
Other groups
Others
Soli
Swaka
Tabwa
Tande
Tonga
Tumbuka
Tumbuka/Bemba
Unga
Ushi
kaonde
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
170
14
1
80
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
14
15
19
20
21
25
26
28
30
31
32
35
38
40
50
51
63
80
Sysmiss
Name of Ethnic Group: 3
Name of Ethnic Group: 3
Name of Ethnic Group: 3
Name of Ethnic Group: 3
Name of Ethnic Group: 3
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
Name of Ethnic Group
113
Aushi
Bemba
Bisa
Chewa
Chokwe
Kaonde
Lamba
Lozi
Lunda
Lunda/Luvale
Lungu
Luvale
Mambwe
Namwanga
Ngoni
Nsenga
Nyanja
Soli
Tonga
Tumbuka
Ushi
West africans
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
107
77
1
46
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
13
14
15
20
23
24
30
35
45
46
Sysmiss
Name of Ethnic Group: 4
Name of Ethnic Group: 4
Name of Ethnic Group: 4
Name of Ethnic Group: 4
Name of Ethnic Group: 4
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
Name of Ethnic Group
87
Bemba
Chewa
Kaonde
Kunda
Lala
Lamba
Lambya
Lenje
Lozi
Lunda
Luvale
Mambwe
Memba
Namwanga
Ndebele
Ngoi
Ngoni
Nsenga
Nyanja
Others (Mixture)
Senga
Somalis
Swahili
Tonga
Tumbuka
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
82
102
1
40
1
2
3
4
5
8
9
10
12
15
20
30
40
Sysmiss
Name of Ethnic Group: 5
Name of Ethnic Group: 5
Name of Ethnic Group: 5
Name of Ethnic Group: 5
Name of Ethnic Group: 5
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
Name of Ethnic Group
64
65
Asian
Chewa
Kaonda
Kaonde
Lala
Lenje
Lozi
Lunda
Luvale
Mambwe
Namwanga
Ngoi
Ngoni
Nsenga
Nyanja
Others
Tonga
Tumbuka
kaonde
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
60
124
22
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
15
22
Sysmiss
Name of Ethnic Group: 6
Name of Ethnic Group: 6
Name of Ethnic Group: 6
Name of Ethnic Group: 6
Name of Ethnic Group: 6
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
Name of Ethnic Group
54
20
Bemba
Chewa
Congolese
Kaonda
Kaonde
Lozi
Lunda
Lungu
Luvale
Luvale/Chokwe
Luvale/Lunda
Namwanga
Ngoni
Nyanja
Soli
Tonga
Tonga/lozi
Tumbuka
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6
Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6
Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6)
50
134
30
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
10
12
15
18
30
Sysmiss
First Alternative School: Name
First Alternative School: Name
First Alternative School: Name
First Alternative School: Name
First Alternative School: Name
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below
175
99
Bwananyina
Chainda
Chalumbe
Changala
Chanjowe
Chapula
Chawama
Chibiliti
Chibuluma
Chikunta
Chikupi
Chilanga
Chilubula
Chinakila
Chinyanja
Chinyololo
Chipampa
Chipata Basic
Chipese
Chitamba
Chithesa
Chitungulu
Chiwala
Chungu
Desai
Dolly Dolar
Dutch Community
Faith Academy
Fikolongo
Ipusukilo
Ishuko
Isoka Upper
Isubilo
John Laing
Jpafu
Kabamba
Kabundi
Kabvuma
Kabwata
Kafue Bridge
Kalala
Kalole
Kalulushi
Kamba
Kamba Basic
Kamenza
Kamfinsa
Kamitondo
Kamusa
Kanakashi
Kanele
Kankonshi
Kanyafimbolo
Kapambwe
Kapisha
Kaputula
Kasala
Kasangala
Kasongo
Kasusu
Katete
Katete Basic
Katndwe
Katopola
Kazala
Kopeka
Langa
Licef
Luangwa Basic
Luansobe
Lubengele
Lubuto
Luchinda
Lufwanyama
Lukashya
Lukweta
Lulamba
Lunkwakwa
Lusaka Boys
Lutembwe
Lyuni
Malama
Mandenga
Manje
Masaiti
Matampala
Matero
Matonga
Matula
Mbala Open
Mbulu
Mchinga
Mfulabunga
Mindolo
Mingomba
Mizyu
Mtendere
Mubanga Chipoya
Muchanga
Muchinshi
Mukanga
Mukungule
Muleya
Muleya Winter
Mumpazi
Munkolo
Mupundu
Mutambe
Mutemba
Mutende
Mutunya
Muwele
Mwaba
Mwamba
Mwanda Kwisano
Mwasemphangwe
Mwenya
Mwenzo
Nabeya
Namwela
Nelson Mandela
Niamukolo
Nkambo
Nkana
Nkhambo
Nkhanga
Nkulumashiba B
Nkwazi
No Name Given
Northmead
Nseko
Nsemiwe
Ntindi
Nwelele
Nyanji
Nyimba Basic
Pecha
Rhodespark
Sampa
Sanga
Santa Maria
Shikoswe
Shitimali
Sikatengwa
Simon Kapwepwe
Sopa
St. Catherine
Sunbase
Tubalange
Twampane
Vera Chiluiba
Vyonga
Wazaza
Winter Mulenga Basic
Zebe
Zemba
First Alternative School: Type
First Alternative School: Type
First Alternative School: Type
First Alternative School: Type
First Alternative School: Type
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
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174
10
1
Government
2
Church/grant aided
3
Private
4
Community
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
First Alternative School: Distance
First Alternative School: Distance
First Alternative School: Distance
First Alternative School: Distance
First Alternative School: Distance
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below
174
10
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
11
.N
Sysmiss
Second Alternative School: Name
Second Alternative School: Name
Second Alternative School: Name
Second Alternative School: Name
Second Alternative School: Name
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below
161
99
Bwabo
Chabula
Chakunkhula
Chamboli
Champoyo
Chavuma High
Chelstone Basic
Chembe
Cheuka
Chewe
Chibote
Chilamba
Chilanga
Chililabombwe
Chimusi
Chinika
Chinkumba
Chinwa
Chipako
Chipalila
Chipata
Chipili
Chitamba
Chitanda
Chobela
Choma-mutima
Chunga
Dar-ul-loom
Dateline
Fibobe
Finkuli
Fumbwe
Gombe
Hillside
Ikawa
International School
Ipusukilo
Itamina
Jersey Basic
Kababa
Kabanana
Kabobole
Kabundi
Kabweza
Kackson Phiri
Kakusu
Kalambakuwa
Kalewa
Kalulushi
Kaluluzi Community School
Kalyafye
Kampemba
Kamwala South
Kankoya Basic
Kankoyo
Kankunta
Kansumbi MB
Kapachi
Kapepe
Kaphinde
Kapirimpika
Kapisha
Kasali
Kasangani
Kasenda
Kasma
Katemo
Katopola
Kawama
Kayele
Kwesha
Lake Middle
Lotus
Luangwa
Lubuto Community
Lubwa
Lucheche
Lulamba
Lulimala
Lumi
Lupande
Lupungu
Lutwazi
Luwamphamba
Lwelo
MahatmaGhandi
Makulu
Mathembe
Mikomfwa
Miputu
Mishishi
Mnoro
Mondola
Mpande
Mpatamatu
Mphamba
Mucheleka
Muchinga
Mukumbaleza
Mulenga Mapesa
Muleya Winter
Mulizye
Mupannone
Musende
Mwaanga C
Mwaieni
Mwekela
Mwenzo
Nchanga
Ndeke
Ndola Main
Nkhazimwene
No Name Given
Northmead
Nsambatenga
Nsami
Nsenga
Ntimpo
Nyimba High school
Sambala
Samu
Sempe
Shamwamba
Soloboni
Sonja
St Annes
St Bonaventure
St Francis
St. Thomas
Thornpark
Trust School
Twabo Private
Twalumba
Twampane
Twapia
Twatasha
Twatemwa
Vera Chiluba
Yosamu
Yowani
Zombe WaMbala
kabale
Second Alternative School: Type
Second Alternative School: Type
Second Alternative School: Type
Second Alternative School: Type
Second Alternative School: Type
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
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160
24
1
Government
2
Church/grant aided
3
Private
4
Community
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Second Alternative School: Distance
Second Alternative School: Distance
Second Alternative School: Distance
Second Alternative School: Distance
Second Alternative School: Distance
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below
160
24
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
11
.N
Sysmiss
Third Alternative School: Name
Third Alternative School: Name
Third Alternative School: Name
Third Alternative School: Name
Third Alternative School: Name
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below
137
.
1
99
Academic
At. Annes Parish
Bupe
Bwembelelo
Chabala/Kabombo
Chamunda
Changwa
Chankwa
Chavuma Basic
Chawama
Chibesakunda
Chibote
Chibwe Community
Chifubu
Chikoti
Chimoto
Chimwemwe
Chipata Communty
Chipili
Chisambwe
Chitinta
Chitoshi
Chitukuko
Chiwawatala
Chiwempala
Dambo basic
Desai
Dutch Reformed Private
Emmanuel
Harry Mwaanga
Itontela
Kabungo
Kakoso Community School
Kalambalika
Kaloko
Kaluba
Kalungambeba
Kamphemba
Kamwala
Kamwala Basic
Kapatu
Kapweliomba
Kapwelyomba
Kasala
Kasenje
Kashikishi
Kasunzutu
Kataba
Katantha
Kizito
Lualuo
Luangwa
Lubambe
Lubengele
Lubengele Comp
Luesanga
Lukulu
Lumuno Private School
Lupupa
Lusaka West Basic
Lusangwe
Lusewo
MOCS
Makole
Maliko
Mama Monty
Mambili
Manongo
Masangani
Matipa
Mayuke
Mazzieri
Mbulu
Milulu
Mpatamato B
Mphandika
Mporokoso
Msoro
Mtande
Mudzabwela
Mudzabwela Girls
Mukunta
Munkolo
Musamba
Musese Ngoma
Musesengoma
Musungu
Mutende
Mutonda
Mwaiseni
Mwanisiya
Mwenda Middle
Mwenikombe
Namutimba
Nangongwe
Natwange
Ndake Basic
Ndelela
Ngo'nga
Ngwai
Ngwelele
Ngweshi
No Name Given
Northmead
Nseko
Nthonkho
Ntongele
Nyamia
Olympia
Penza
Perseverance
Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe
Soft Katonge
St Annes
Suzika
Temweni
Tigone
Tolopa
Twampane
Twatashya
Twatemwa
Valleyview
Yombwe
kalimeta
kavumo
Third Alternative School: Type
Third Alternative School: Type
Third Alternative School: Type
Third Alternative School: Type
Third Alternative School: Type
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below
135
49
1
Government
2
Church/grant aided
3
Private
4
Community
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Third Alternative School: Distance
Third Alternative School: Distance
Third Alternative School: Distance
Third Alternative School: Distance
Third Alternative School: Distance
Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead?
If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below
135
49
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
11
.N
Sysmiss
Name of Furthest Village
Name of Furthest Village
Name of Furthest Village
Name of Furthest Village
Name of Furthest Village
Please name the furthest village/neighbourhood that children come from to this school
184
Balmoral
Bulangililo
Butondo Township
Chawama
Chelstone
Chiba
Chiboyela
Chibwabwa
Chifobole
Chifubu
Chifwiti
Chilenje
Chilongoshi
Chilukusha (A)
Chimbulu
Chimwa
Chipata Compound
Chipazu
Chisense
Chishala
Chitema
Chitimba
Chitipa
Chitiwi Small Scale Farms
Chitongo
Chiwongo
Chizembe
Chongwe
Chunga
Eliya Village
Farms No. 1,2,3 East
Fikolongo
Fisonge
Fitobaula
Fumbelo
Funzwe
Game Camp
International Airport
Ipusukilo
Isanya
Ituta
Jack compounb
John Haward
Jongwe
Julius
Kabanana
Kabangwe Farms
Kabombo
Kabunda
Kabundi East
Kafue Water Works
Kaizya
Kakolo Settlement
Kalelulu
Kalikiliki
Kalito
Kalolo Matongwe
Kalovya
Kamatipa
Kambole
Kambotole
Kamfinsa
Kampinda
Kampundu
Kamuchanga
Kamusalu
Kanemela
Kangumba
Kankutala
Kansenshi
Kantanshi
Kanyama
Kanyenze
Kapalakasya
Kapambwe
Kapeta
Kapisha/Soweto
Kapyanyika
Kasiwake
Kasomo
Kasompe
Katampa
Katema
Katube
Katumbili
Kaunda Square
Kawama
Kazimule
Konkola
Labani
Langi Boyi
Leo Mponda and Ntulila
Lualuo
Lubuto
Luchinda
Lulamba
Lundu
Lupiya
Lusaka West
Major Mbewe's Farm
Makofi
Malenga
Malinga
Malulu
Mandevu
Maposa Sub-Station
Mazinyani
Mbalango
Mbowa
Mfubu Ranch
Mfumu Farms
Mikaeli
Mikomfwa
Milowi
Mimbolo
Mindolo
Mine Masala
Minsundu
Miputu
Misenga
Misisi
Mpalapata
Mphambalwani
Mphanda
Mtendere
Muchindushi
Mugala
Mugomba
Mukonkha
Mulanga
Mulefu
Mulilanama
Mulizye
Musa
Musese
Musonda
Mutamba
Mutonda
Mwamba Wamatengele
Mwami
Mwape Commercial Farms
Nakapoli
Navutika
Ndeke
Nkangamo
Nkazi
Nkhuwa
Nkwazi
Nyamandu
Old Mushili
Olympia
Phula Farms
Samson Mwmba
Section 27
Section 27 Mpatamatu
Sekelela
Serenje
Shampule
Shamunyemba
Shantumbu
Shikoswe
Shontini
Simalala
Simon Mulenga
Sonko
Sukwa
Tandabala
Uningi
Vindundu
Waterworks
Wilima Farms
Zambia-China Farm
Zanimuone
Zikheta
Ziwande
kaunda Square Compoiund
landuse Community
namupwizya
Time to Furthest Village
Time to Furthest Village
Time to Furthest Village
Time to Furthest Village
Time to Furthest Village
How long does it take to walk to this village from the school?
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Name of Closest Village
Name of Closest Village
Name of Closest Village
Name of Closest Village
Name of Closest Village
Please name the closest village/neighbourhood that children come to this school from
184
Amoni
Buchi
Bulalo and Munsungwe
Bulangililo
Butondo
Central Town
Chainama
Champa
Chati Platantaion Area
Cheche
Chelstone Compound
Chelstone Police Camp
Cheselani Main
Chibolya
Chiboma
Chibota
Chibote
Chibuluma
Chifita
Chifubu
Chigwirizano
Chikhuli
Chikonbwe
Chikulamutima
Chilongoloka
Chiluba Compound
Chilukusha ©
Chimate
Chimwendo
Chinjira
Chioyasha
Chipufi
Chitemwe
Chiundaponde
Chiyabe
Choshi
Chunga
Cooperative Village
Daniel
Enest
Farms around
Fibwe
Fitobaula
Fube
Geza
Gondwes' Farm
Hellen Kaunda
Henry
Hotela
Jack
John Laning
John Leng
KX Kabushi
Kabanana
Kabangala
Kabundi North
Kabushi
Kabwata
Kafue Estates
Kaithinde
Kakoso
Kalebwe
Kalundu
Kamara
Kamitondo
Kamwala
Kankoyo
Kankoyo Mine
Kantalamba
Kantimba
Kanyanya
Kaoma Crescent
Kapata
Kapindula
Kapoto
Kasansamula
Katete
Katete Ranch
Katobemo
Katonda
Kaumbwe
Kombe Mining Area
Kuku
Lilanda
Linda
Longacares
Lufu
Lukombozi
Lundazi
Lwaile
Makeni
Makola
Makungu
Malaya
Mapoto
Masala
Mataka
Matama
Matero
Matipa
Matumbo
Matutu
Mbiga
Michel Kafusha
Mikomfwa Compound
Milambo
Mimbula
Mine Farm
Misaka Compound
Misisi Compound
Mitondo Teachers Compound
Mkalipilana
Mkokoko
Mongoloke
Mphonda
Msoro
Mtekama
Mtendere
Mulenga hill
Mulira
Mulolo
Mumba
Muombo
Musamba
Mutemba
Muzabwera
Mwando
Mwanga
Mwanza
Mwendela
Mwilye
Mzumwa
Nakaela
Nchanga North
New Namulundu
Ngoma
Ngozi
Nguluwe
Nkolemfumu
Northmead
Northrise
Ntindi
Olympia
Pamodzi
Pverspill
Recourse
Robeson
SOBI Farm
Sachi
Sandwe
Section 22
Section 23
Section 24 Mpatamatu
Sefya
Shachile
Shikonde
Siliyaka
Simfukwe's
St Joseph Communitu
Stolo
Telefya
Tema
Thobobo
Tondo
Town Centre
Umodzi Compound
Undi and Nyaminsi
Villa Elizabetha
Village 64
Wusakile
X Compound
ZAM-TAN
Zambia
Zambia Compound
Zambia National Service Camp
Zambia Shanty
kakombela
marrapodi
Time to Closest Village
Time to Closest Village
Time to Closest Village
Time to Closest Village
Time to Closest Village
How long does it take to walk to this village from the school?
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
1 Largest Village: Name
1 Largest Village: Name
1 Largest Village: Name
1 Largest Village: Name
1 Largest Village: Name
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order
184
Alidoni
Bauleni
Beemba
Buchi
Bulangililol
Cedric's
Central town
Chafwa
Chamboli
Chati Central
Cheche
Chelstone compound
Cheselani Main
Cheteka
Chibolya
Chibota
Chibuluma
Chiendiendi
Chifubu
Chikombwe
Chilipadambo
Chilongoloka
Chimwemwe
Chimwendo
Chinjobvu
Chinkumba
Chipata
Chipata Compound
Chipulya
Chisanga
Chitwi
Chiundaponde
Chivunga
Chiwanda
Chiyosha
Choshi
Coop
Farms
Fitobaula
Freedom
Garden
George
Hotela
Isanya
John Spana
Jombo
Kabanana
Kabanga
Kabangalala
Kabulonga
Kabungo
Kabushi
Kachakwala
Kafue Estates C5
Kafue Water Works
Kakombela
Kakoso
Kalasau
Kalonda
Kaluluma
Kalulushi
Kamba
Kamenza
Kamwala
Kanjawa
Kankoyo
Kansenshi
Kanyama
Kanyanya
Kapata
Kapilingizga
Kapisha/Soweto
Kapolobwe
Kapufi
Kasasule
Kashima Far
Kasompe
Kaunda Square
Lilanda Site
Lilanda West
Linda
Location
Lupiya
Lwmbo
M/Shikabwe East
Macheleta
Makeni
Makobo
Makungu
Malambwa
Malaya
Masala
Matero
Matumbo
Mbilima Chibesa
Mchini Compound
Menga
Mfulutsa
Mikomfwa Compound
Mikuwa
Mindolo
Mine Area
Mine Farm
Misaka
Misisi
Miyengo
Mkhumbaji
Mporokoso
Msoro
Mtendere
Mugomba
Mulendema
Mulenga Hill
Mulira
Mutambalika
Mutemba
Mwaba
Mwape Commercial Farms
Mwila mweshi
Mzumwa
Nampamba
Nchanga North
New Kanyama
Ngalande
Ngozi
Nguluwe
Njalamimba
Njiramanda
Nkolemfumu
No Name Given
Nsaika
Nsombo
Ntindi
Nyamdela
Nyamphande
Nyamsehe Farms
Overspill
Petelo
Petulani
Pld Mushili
Police
Recourse
Satoka
Section 24 Mpatamato
Section 27
Section E&F
Sefya
Serenje
Shadreck
Shamakamba
Sichilongo
Simon Mulenga
Soweto
St Joseph Community
Stolo
Tasala
Telefya
Tema
Tenga
Tukuta
Undi
Uningi
Village 65
W Compound
William Compund
Zambezi
Zambia Compound
Zambia National Service Camp
Zyepetu
kabwata
kalilo
1 Largest Village: Distance
1 Largest Village: Distance
1 Largest Village: Distance
1 Largest Village: Distance
1 Largest Village: Distance
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood?
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
1 Largest Village: Personal Visit
1 Largest Village: Personal Visit
1 Largest Village: Personal Visit
1 Largest Village: Personal Visit
1 Largest Village: Personal Visit
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school?
176
8
1400
7
10
12
15
18
20
25
30
35
38
40
41
42
47
48
49
50
55
60
65
69
70
73
75
80
81
83
86
90
96
97
98
100
103
104
106
120
124
132
140
143
147
149
150
160
175
190
200
204
215
236
243
250
256
270
275
280
294
300
314
315
348
350
357
380
400
410
412
450
452
500
548
550
600
630
634
650
684
700
750
800
815
850
880
900
913
930
980
990
1000
1190
1200
1350
1400
Sysmiss
1 Largest Village: School Age Children
1 Largest Village: School Age Children
1 Largest Village: School Age Children
1 Largest Village: School Age Children
1 Largest Village: School Age Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood?
158
26
10
8000
10
11
15
20
25
30
36
37
40
50
55
60
70
75
80
81
83
90
100
103
104
105
110
120
125
133
150
160
170
178
180
200
220
225
250
294
300
312
315
320
330
360
375
380
400
450
500
510
572
600
686
700
720
750
800
900
947
950
970
998
1000
1100
1500
2000
2500
2800
3000
3200
3500
3900
4000
5000
8000
Sysmiss
2 Largest Village: Name
2 Largest Village: Name
2 Largest Village: Name
2 Largest Village: Name
2 Largest Village: Name
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order
184
Balmoral
Brickfied
Bukunkwe
Bulaya
Buntungwa Site and Service Scheme
Bushi
Butondo
Chainda
Chale
Chapita
Chashele
Chawama
Chazanga
Cheze Lungu
Chibang
Chibote
Chifunda
Chigwirizano
Chikwekwe
Chilende
Chilepa
Chilulu
Chiluzi
Chimugwamuleni
Chingwe
Chipopela
Chisense
Chitemenwe
Chitente
Chitipa
Chivuta
Chiwewke
Chnadaweyaya
Chunga compound
Chupa
Cimbwi
Coffee
Depot
Fibwe
Fisheries
Flats
George
Geza
Ipusukilo
Jack
Juma
Kabunda
Kabundi
Kabundi North
Kabushi KX
Kabuta
Kafue Estates C7
Kaipa Farms
Kalambwa
Kalingalingqa
Kalopa Compound
Kalundu
Kamatipa
Kambotole
Kambube
Kamenza
Kamitondo
Kamwala
Kanaise
Kanda
Kankoyo
Kansenshi
Kantanshi
Kanyama
Kanyemu
Kapanzi
Kapiko
Kapili
Kapisha
Kapompo
Kapoto
Kasimango
Kasomo
Kateta
Katimo
Katozi
Kaude
Kawama
Kawenga
Kesadi
Kuku
Kwalongelwa
Laurent Chita
Lilundu
Long acres
Luangwa
Lubuto-Twapia
Lufila
Lwenge
Machemba
Makeni
Malama
Malulu
Mandevu
Mandota
Maposa
Matipa
Mawanda
Mayaka
Mayeba
Mayflower Farm
Mbutusheni
Mibenshi
Milambo
Mimbula
Mine Masala
Mine Township
Mphanda
Mphundu
Mpole
Mulilangombe
Mulope
Muombo
Mupata
Musamba
Musanza
Mutamba
Muuluka
Mwaitwa
Mwangaila
Mwenya
Mwila
Mwilye
Nabwale
Navutika
Nelson Ngozi
New Mushili
New Namulundu
New town
Nkwazi
No Name Given
Northrise
Nsiafumbi
Nyakuluma
Nyalubanga
Nyaminsi
Nyika
Old Kanyama
Pamodzi
Pende
Police Zamclay
Rhodes Park
Riverside
Same Chola
Samson Mwamba
Section 24
Section 25 Mpaatamato
Section 26
Shampule
Shikasunda
Show Ground
Simecha
Simon Vibetti
Soweto
Sungamoyo
T Compound
Timbe
Twikatane
Umodzi Compound
Village 62
Wusakile
ZAMEFA Compound
kalingalinga
katobemo
landuse Community
2 Largest Village: Distance
2 Largest Village: Distance
2 Largest Village: Distance
2 Largest Village: Distance
2 Largest Village: Distance
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood?
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
2 Largest Village: Personal Visit
2 Largest Village: Personal Visit
2 Largest Village: Personal Visit
2 Largest Village: Personal Visit
2 Largest Village: Personal Visit
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school?
178
6
1
1000
1
4
5
9
10
12
13
15
20
25
26
30
35
40
44
45
48
49
50
51
53
54
55
56
58
60
62
63
65
68
70
75
80
85
90
92
95
96
98
100
105
110
112
120
124
147
150
160
170
176
178
187
190
195
200
201
222
234
250
270
279
290
300
320
340
342
360
365
400
405
410
420
450
458
490
500
600
615
667
700
790
900
903
1000
Sysmiss
2 Largest Village: School Age Children
2 Largest Village: School Age Children
2 Largest Village: School Age Children
2 Largest Village: School Age Children
2 Largest Village: School Age Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood?
156
28
12
1000000
12
15
16
18
20
25
30
31
39
40
48
50
60
62
65
70
72
80
83
85
90
91
100
110
115
116
120
130
143
150
170
175
176
180
190
200
201
240
250
260
270
300
400
450
500
550
554
600
620
640
700
780
800
900
907
950
1000
1100
1500
1565
2000
2800
2900
3000
5000
7000
1000000
Sysmiss
3 Largest Village: Name
3 Largest Village: Name
3 Largest Village: Name
3 Largest Village: Name
3 Largest Village: Name
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order
179
Andrew
Bohinia Chavuma
Buyebele
Chabala
Chaisa
Chalilandubwi
Chanda Mali
Chandema
Chani James
Chati East
Chawama
Chelstone
Chiboo
Chibunde
Chibwe
Chikondano
Chikumanino
Chillenje
Chilundu
Chimate
Chimcela
Chipatuka
Chipembe Stores
Chishonkomona
Chitamba
Chitima
Chitongo
Chityotyo
Chiwowa
Chobe
Chunga extension
Chuwi
Cinjiri
Dairy Farms
Daniel
Ela
Fikolongo
Fube
He;;en Kaunda
Ipusukilo
Jamani
John Laing
John Leng
Kabanana
Kabula
Kabundi East
Kabushi
Kabwata
Kadewele
Kafue Estates C6
Kakoso
Kakozya
Kalapakasya
Kalesu
Kalimi
Kaliwile
Kalolesha
Kamakonde
Kamanika
Kamatipa
Kambadya
Kamukuwe
Kamwala
Kanduza
Kanfinsa
Kanjara Compound
Kantanshi
Kasamakanga
Kasendelezga
Katete
Katete Ranch 1
Katumbili
Kavalaza
Kawama
Kazembe
Kwacha
Kwacha East
Lalingalinga
Location Compound
Luangwa
Luangwa Section
Luansobe
Lubengele
Luesanga
Lulamba
Lupuma
Lyambwesha
Mabwale
Madwa
Maikundiile
Makoba
Malabi
Maliko
Manyinda
Mapepe
Marapodi
Masala
Masala Main
Matabishi
Matero
Matut
Mbalange
Mbubeni
Mchenga Compound
Mchumo
Miller
Miseshi
Mkalipilana
Mongoloke
Moth
Mshoka
Mteleza
Muchanga
Mudzabwela
Mukumba
Muleba
Mulila
Mulinda-Ngombe
Mulubwa
Musompa
Mutuma
Muzabwera
Mvenkani
Mwamona
Mwanga
Mwesha Keembe
Mwinesansa
NRDC
Ndeke
New Camp
New Location
Nkhulungale
No Name Given
Northmead
Old/new Location
Olympia
Parklands
Police Camp
Pompe
Posa
Riverside
Roma
SOBI Farm
Samamba
Sanja
Section 22
Section 23 Mpatamato
Section 24
Section A, B & C
Sefga
Shakulya
Shikapili
Shimulala
Sipopa
Sowa
Soweto
Sukwa
TAP
Tazara
Township Central
Village 45
X compound
Zambia City
Zengwe
Zesco Compound
Zuba
kamatipa
kamoba
kamuchanga
3 Largest Village: Distance
3 Largest Village: Distance
3 Largest Village: Distance
3 Largest Village: Distance
3 Largest Village: Distance
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood?
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
10
3 Largest Village: Personal Visit
3 Largest Village: Personal Visit
3 Largest Village: Personal Visit
3 Largest Village: Personal Visit
3 Largest Village: Personal Visit
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002?
178
6
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school?
174
10
2
700
2
4
5
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
16
17
18
20
25
26
29
30
31
35
36
38
39
40
41
42
45
48
49
50
52
55
60
65
69
70
75
80
83
85
87
90
92
95
98
100
102
105
109
120
122
130
132
133
150
152
175
188
190
194
196
197
200
225
242
250
255
300
317
323
350
400
407
428
482
600
700
Sysmiss
3 Largest Village: School Age Children
3 Largest Village: School Age Children
3 Largest Village: School Age Children
3 Largest Village: School Age Children
3 Largest Village: School Age Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood?
153
31
5
1000000
5
8
10
11
12
15
18
20
21
25
27
30
32
34
36
40
46
50
52
55
59
60
62
70
79
80
90
95
98
100
105
110
120
125
130
140
150
160
170
172
180
200
204
205
210
250
260
300
310
350
370
400
420
500
550
600
700
800
900
905
987
1000
1100
1500
1700
1800
1900
2000
2500
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
1000000
Sysmiss
4 Largest Village: Name
4 Largest Village: Name
4 Largest Village: Name
4 Largest Village: Name
4 Largest Village: Name
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order
170
Abraham
Bechaniko
Bulangililo
Butondo
Central town
Chainama
Chakalamo
Champa
Chandamali
Changala
Changufu
Chawama
Chazanga
Chibolya
Chibwabwa
Chifita
Chifobole
Chikoti
Chikulamutima
Chilungu
Chimanga
Chimugogo
Chinese Complex
Chingonshi
Chingwele
Chintandu
Chitambala
Chitipa
Chudleigh
College
Desai
Enest
Evergreen Farm
Freedom Compound
Fumbelo
Fungulani
Fututu Section
Gameand Fisheries
Garden
Hellen Kaunda
Ilungu
John Haward
Juma
Kabula
Kabundi North
Kabundi South
Kaitinde
Kalikiliki
Kalimasenga
Kalulushi Farm College
Kambotole Compound
Kamenso panshi
Kangumba
Kankoyo
Kansenshi
Kantanshi
Kanyenda
Kanyenze
Kapeka
Kasakazya
Kasanvu
Kasenshi
Kasiwake
Kasiya
Katanga
Katete Ranch 2
Katogo
Katolomba
Katoma
Konkola
Koshima
Kuku/Frank
Kwacha
Lembo
Libala
Luansobe
Luasobe
Lubuto
Luchembe
Lundazi sec school
Lwendo
Mahobe
Mahopu
Malenga
Masala Mine
Masangano
Mbalango
Meki
Mikomfwa Overspill Section D
Mine
Mining Area
Miyobo
Mkngo
Mkokoko
Mofu
Muchini
Mukuni
Mukuti
Mulizye
Mulobelwa
Muselepete
Musentenkwa
Musika
Musonda
Mutayachalo
Mutungwa
Muzyeba
Mwanambwela
Mwando
Mwembeshi
Mwenda Nsambo
Mwenya
Mzungaila
Nandola
Ndeke
Nebart
New Avondale
Ngoma
Njuka
Nkanile
Nkhugwa
No Name Given
Nondo Chngala
Nsabatenga
Nsakwiya
Nsawe
Nyamandu
Nyankhozi
PP Zambia Compound
Petauke Main Location
Petico
Police Camp
Posa
Racecourse
Rhodespark
Sachi
Sandwe
Section 23
Section 26 Mpatamato
Sekelela
Seleman
Shachile
Shika
Shikoswe
Shipita
Station 1
Sweet
Tazara
Tinyade
Town (Mbala Central)
Trace Course
Twatasha
Villa Elizabertha
Village 66
Wapela
Wingberg/Tazara
Yobe
Zambia
Zamtan
Zibazako
Zilila
Zingalume
4 Largest Village: Distance
4 Largest Village: Distance
4 Largest Village: Distance
4 Largest Village: Distance
4 Largest Village: Distance
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood?
169
15
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
11
.N
Sysmiss
4 Largest Village: Personal Visit
4 Largest Village: Personal Visit
4 Largest Village: Personal Visit
4 Largest Village: Personal Visit
4 Largest Village: Personal Visit
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002?
168
16
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school?
164
20
3
783
3
4
5
6
8
10
11
12
15
16
17
18
20
21
24
25
26
28
29
30
32
36
39
40
41
45
46
48
49
50
54
55
56
57
60
62
65
70
72
73
80
81
85
87
88
90
92
95
100
105
111
120
125
130
133
135
143
150
153
160
176
200
201
215
250
256
286
290
300
350
387
400
500
744
783
Sysmiss
4 Largest Village: School Age Children
4 Largest Village: School Age Children
4 Largest Village: School Age Children
4 Largest Village: School Age Children
4 Largest Village: School Age Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood?
145
39
10
5000
10
12
13
15
18
20
22
25
26
27
29
30
35
37
40
45
49
50
55
60
65
67
70
78
90
100
101
102
115
120
125
136
140
150
155
160
170
180
190
200
210
220
250
260
285
300
348
350
400
450
500
600
650
700
800
900
960
1000
1100
1500
1800
2000
2500
2999
3000
4000
5000
Sysmiss
5 Largest Village: Name
5 Largest Village: Name
5 Largest Village: Name
5 Largest Village: Name
5 Largest Village: Name
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order
156
Andiseni
Asian Location
B Compound
Butondo
Bwabwata
Chafera
Chambanenje
Champion
Chawama
Chiba Compound
Chifubu
Chifumbe
Chilanga
Chilangu
Chilyolyo
Chimuzimu
Chimwa
Chinga
Chipundu
Chiwongo
Chongwe
Ciziro
College
Dani
Faddy Farm
Farms (Simfukwe)
Fitobaula
Funzwe
Garden
Gonankuzingwa
Gundamkochi
Ibex hill
Ituta
Jack
Kabanana
Kabombo
Kabundi East
Kabundi North
Kabushi/Lubuto
Kabuto
Kabwata
Kafubu
Kafue
Kafue Town
Kalewa
Kalomba
Kaluba
Kalulu
Kalundu
Kamfinsa
Kaminza
Kampala
Kamuchanga
Kandiyo
Kanje
Kanyafimbolo
Kaoma Crescent
Kapambwe
Kape
Kapili
Kapindula
Kapotwe
Kapyanyika
Kasakalawe
Kashitu
Kasununu
Kasusu
Katema
Kawama
Kazimva
Labani
Lilanda
Lima
Location
Lubuto
Luchindashi
Lufu
Lukombozi
Lyempe
M/Shikabwe West
Magwero Turn Off
Makangala
Makitondo
Makola
Manika
Mazyopa
Mboma
Mfubu Ranch
Mfundala
Mimosa
Mindolo
Mkonje
Mndalila
Mphabalwani
Msenje
Mtendere
Mulenga
Mulolo
Mumba
Musende
Musungwe
Mutoba
Mutonda
Mwendela
NRDC
Namatana
Namukobe
Namupwizya
Nkonde
Nkwazi
No Name Given
Northmead
Nsalamba
Ntandakata
Ntwaleni
Old Location
Olympia
Paulo
Police Camp
Presidebtial Housing Initiative PHI
Robenson
Roma
Sabwa
Section 21
Section 25
Section 27 Mpatamato
Selemani
Shamunyemba
Shontini
Sitambuli
Tela
Town Centre
Twalwisha
Twatasha
Twikatane
Village 42
Vindundu
Waited
Wilima
Yolo
Zambia Airways
Zambia Shanty
Zamtel/Forstry Dept
Zengwe
Ziyaya
kakuwa
kanemela
katampa
kaumbwe
5 Largest Village: Distance
5 Largest Village: Distance
5 Largest Village: Distance
5 Largest Village: Distance
5 Largest Village: Distance
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood?
155
29
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
11
.N
Sysmiss
5 Largest Village: Personal Visit
5 Largest Village: Personal Visit
5 Largest Village: Personal Visit
5 Largest Village: Personal Visit
5 Largest Village: Personal Visit
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002?
182
2
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school?
150
34
2
2081
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
20
21
22
25
28
29
30
33
35
36
39
40
42
44
45
47
50
51
52
53
54
59
60
62
69
70
75
79
80
85
87
90
93
100
115
116
120
127
130
150
155
158
200
231
250
290
300
333
392
400
500
600
800
2081
Sysmiss
5 Largest Village: School Age Children
5 Largest Village: School Age Children
5 Largest Village: School Age Children
5 Largest Village: School Age Children
5 Largest Village: School Age Children
For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand.
Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/neighbourhood?
129
55
5
6000
5
12
15
17
20
22
24
25
29
30
31
35
36
40
45
48
50
55
60
70
75
80
82
85
86
89
90
91
94
100
108
120
135
140
150
175
180
188
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
520
600
700
800
1000
1100
1220
1500
2000
2500
3000
4000
4500
5000
5764
6000
10001
.N
Sysmiss
Number:Permanent_Classrooms
Number:Permanent_Classrooms
Number:Permanent_Classrooms
Number:Permanent_Classrooms
Number:Permanent_Classrooms
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Permanent classrooms
Number
184
52
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
31
33
35
37
42
52
Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today
Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today
Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today
Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today
Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Permanent classrooms
How many are in too poor a state to use today?
184
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
14
Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms
Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms
Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms
Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms
Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Permanent classrooms
How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season?
184
42
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
31
33
35
37
42
Number:Staff_Rooms
Number:Staff_Rooms
Number:Staff_Rooms
Number:Staff_Rooms
Number:Staff_Rooms
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Staff rooms
Number
184
1
2
3
4
7
12
Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today
Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today
Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today
Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today
Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Staff rooms
How many are in too poor a state to use today?
184
1
2
Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms
Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms
Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms
Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms
Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Staff rooms
How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season?
184
1
2
3
4
5
6
12
Number:Staff_Housing
Number:Staff_Housing
Number:Staff_Housing
Number:Staff_Housing
Number:Staff_Housing
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Houses for staff
Number
184
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
60
Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today
Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today
Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today
Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today
Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Houses for staff
How many are in too poor a state to use today?
184
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Perennially usable: Staff_Housing
Perennially usable: Staff_Housing
Perennially usable: Staff_Housing
Perennially usable: Staff_Housing
Perennially usable: Staff_Housing
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Houses for staff
How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season?
184
56
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
56
Number:Dormitories
Number:Dormitories
Number:Dormitories
Number:Dormitories
Number:Dormitories
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Dormitories
Number
184
1
2
4
5
7
Number of Dormitories in poor state today
Number of Dormitories in poor state today
Number of Dormitories in poor state today
Number of Dormitories in poor state today
Number of Dormitories in poor state today
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Dormitories
How many are in too poor a state to use today?
184
1
3
4
Perennially usable: Dormitories
Perennially usable: Dormitories
Perennially usable: Dormitories
Perennially usable: Dormitories
Perennially usable: Dormitories
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Dormitories
How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season?
184
1
2
4
Number:Kitchen
Number:Kitchen
Number:Kitchen
Number:Kitchen
Number:Kitchen
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Kitchen
Number
184
1
2
3
5
Number of Kitchen in poor state today
Number of Kitchen in poor state today
Number of Kitchen in poor state today
Number of Kitchen in poor state today
Number of Kitchen in poor state today
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Kitchen
How many are in too poor a state to use today?
184
1
3
5
Perennially usable: Kitchen
Perennially usable: Kitchen
Perennially usable: Kitchen
Perennially usable: Kitchen
Perennially usable: Kitchen
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Kitchen
How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season?
184
1
2
3
Number:Store
Number:Store
Number:Store
Number:Store
Number:Store
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Store
Number
184
29
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
14
25
29
Number of Store in poor state today
Number of Store in poor state today
Number of Store in poor state today
Number of Store in poor state today
Number of Store in poor state today
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Store
How many are in too poor a state to use today?
184
1
2
4
Perennially usable: Store
Perennially usable: Store
Perennially usable: Store
Perennially usable: Store
Perennially usable: Store
We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round.
Store
How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season?
184
29
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
14
25
29
Does school have library
Does school have library
Does school have library
Does school have library
Does school have library
Does this school have a library?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Does school have playground
Does school have playground
Does school have playground
Does school have playground
Does school have playground
Does this school have a sports ground or play ground?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Does school have fence
Does school have fence
Does school have fence
Does school have fence
Does school have fence
Does this school have a wall or fence around it?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Number toilets in school
Number toilets in school
Number toilets in school
Number toilets in school
Number toilets in school
How many toilets does this school have?
If the school does not have any toilets please go to Question number 8
184
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
29
30
32
33
34
36
37
41
42
50
52
60
Number in poor state today
Number in poor state today
Number in poor state today
Number in poor state today
Number in poor state today
How many are in too poor a state to be used today?
155
29
51
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
18
27
51
Sysmiss
Main type of toilet facility
Main type of toilet facility
Main type of toilet facility
Main type of toilet facility
Main type of toilet facility
What is the main type of toilet facilities?
177
7
1
Pit Latrine
2
Flush
3
Septic Tank
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Reliability of flush system
Reliability of flush system
Reliability of flush system
Reliability of flush system
Reliability of flush system
If 2 (flush), how reliable is the water supply?
66
118
1
Very Reliable
2
Somewhat Reliable
3
Unreliable
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Main Drinking water source
Main Drinking water source
Main Drinking water source
Main Drinking water source
Main Drinking water source
What is the main source of drinking water for this school?
If there is no drinking water source go to Question number 11
184
None
1
Piped Water
2
Bore Hole
3
Open Water Source
10
Not Applicable
Is water drinkable today
Is water drinkable today
Is water drinkable today
Is water drinkable today
Is water drinkable today
Can pupils drink from this water source today?
177
7
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Does school have electricity
Does school have electricity
Does school have electricity
Does school have electricity
Does school have electricity
Does this school have electricity?
If the school does not have electricity, please go to Section IV
182
2
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Is electricity reliable
Is electricity reliable
Is electricity reliable
Is electricity reliable
Is electricity reliable
Is the electricity reliable?
82
102
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Distance to closest Telephone
Distance to closest Telephone
Distance to closest Telephone
Distance to closest Telephone
Distance to closest Telephone
How far is the closest ____________ ?
Telephone
184
In School
1
<1Km
2
1-5Km
3
5-15Km
4
15-25Km
5
>25Km
10
Not Applicable
Main transport to Telephone
Main transport to Telephone
Main transport to Telephone
Main transport to Telephone
Main transport to Telephone
What is the main means of transport to get to ________?
Telephone
184
1
Walk
2
Bicycle
3
Bus
4
Taxi
5
Other
Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season
Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season
Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season
Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season
Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season
Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season?
Telephone
182
2
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Sysmiss
Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season
Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season
Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season
Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season
Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season
Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season?
Telephone
182
2
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Sysmiss
Distance to closest Bank
Distance to closest Bank
Distance to closest Bank
Distance to closest Bank
Distance to closest Bank
How far is the closest ____________ ?
Bank
184
In School
1
<1Km
2
1-5Km
3
5-15Km
4
15-25Km
5
>25Km
10
Not Applicable
Main transport to Bank
Main transport to Bank
Main transport to Bank
Main transport to Bank
Main transport to Bank
What is the main means of transport to get to ________?
Bank
184
1
Walk
2
Bicycle
3
Bus
4
Taxi
5
Other
Time taken to reach Bank: dry season
Time taken to reach Bank: dry season
Time taken to reach Bank: dry season
Time taken to reach Bank: dry season
Time taken to reach Bank: dry season
Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season?
Bank
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season
Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season
Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season
Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season
Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season
Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season?
Bank
182
2
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Sysmiss
Distance to closest Health_Center
Distance to closest Health_Center
Distance to closest Health_Center
Distance to closest Health_Center
Distance to closest Health_Center
How far is the closest ____________ ?
Health Centre
183
1
In School
1
<1Km
2
1-5Km
3
5-15Km
4
15-25Km
5
>25Km
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Main transport to Health_Center
Main transport to Health_Center
Main transport to Health_Center
Main transport to Health_Center
Main transport to Health_Center
What is the main means of transport to get to ________?
Health Centre
184
1
Walk
2
Bicycle
3
Bus
4
Taxi
5
Other
Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season
Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season?
Health Centre
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season
Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season
Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season?
Health Centre
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Distance to closest Motor_Transport
Distance to closest Motor_Transport
Distance to closest Motor_Transport
Distance to closest Motor_Transport
Distance to closest Motor_Transport
How far is the closest ____________ ?
Motorized Transport
184
In School
1
<1Km
2
1-5Km
3
5-15Km
4
15-25Km
5
>25Km
10
Not Applicable
Main transport to Motor_Transport
Main transport to Motor_Transport
Main transport to Motor_Transport
Main transport to Motor_Transport
Main transport to Motor_Transport
What is the main means of transport to get to ________?
Motorized Transport
183
1
1
Walk
2
Bicycle
3
Bus
4
Taxi
5
Other
Sysmiss
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season
Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season?
Motorized Transport
183
1
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Sysmiss
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season
Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season
Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season?
Motorized Transport
182
2
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Sysmiss
Distance to closest DEO
Distance to closest DEO
Distance to closest DEO
Distance to closest DEO
Distance to closest DEO
How far is the closest ____________ ?
DEO office
184
In School
1
<1Km
2
1-5Km
3
5-15Km
4
15-25Km
5
>25Km
10
Not Applicable
Main transport to DEO
Main transport to DEO
Main transport to DEO
Main transport to DEO
Main transport to DEO
What is the main means of transport to get to ________?
DEO office
184
1
Walk
2
Bicycle
3
Bus
4
Taxi
5
Other
Time taken to reach DEO: dry season
Time taken to reach DEO: dry season
Time taken to reach DEO: dry season
Time taken to reach DEO: dry season
Time taken to reach DEO: dry season
Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season?
DEO office
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season
Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season?
DEO office
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Distance to closest PEO
Distance to closest PEO
Distance to closest PEO
Distance to closest PEO
Distance to closest PEO
How far is the closest ____________ ?
PEO office
184
In School
1
<1Km
2
1-5Km
3
5-15Km
4
15-25Km
5
>25Km
10
Not Applicable
Main transport to PEO
Main transport to PEO
Main transport to PEO
Main transport to PEO
Main transport to PEO
What is the main means of transport to get to ________?
PEO office
184
1
Walk
2
Bicycle
3
Bus
4
Taxi
5
Other
Time taken to reach PEO: dry season
Time taken to reach PEO: dry season
Time taken to reach PEO: dry season
Time taken to reach PEO: dry season
Time taken to reach PEO: dry season
Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season?
PEO office
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season
Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season
Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season?
PEO office
184
1
< 15 mins
2
15-30 mins
3
30-60 mins
4
1-2 hours
5
> 2 hrs
Number of boys: Grade_1
Number of boys: Grade_1
Number of boys: Grade_1
Number of boys: Grade_1
Number of boys: Grade_1
Number of boys
179
5
203
4
6
7
14
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
33
34
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
58
59
60
61
62
64
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
80
81
82
83
84
86
87
88
89
96
97
103
104
110
112
113
114
116
120
121
125
127
130
136
137
138
144
145
154
164
180
203
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_2
Number of boys: Grade_2
Number of boys: Grade_2
Number of boys: Grade_2
Number of boys: Grade_2
Number of boys
180
4
241
7
10
12
14
15
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
44
45
47
49
50
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
62
63
64
65
67
68
73
74
75
76
78
80
81
82
84
85
86
87
91
92
93
95
97
99
100
101
102
103
104
107
112
114
115
116
117
120
121
122
123
126
132
133
139
142
150
158
162
241
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_3
Number of boys: Grade_3
Number of boys: Grade_3
Number of boys: Grade_3
Number of boys: Grade_3
Number of boys
183
1
4
270
4
9
10
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
48
49
50
52
53
54
55
58
59
60
61
63
64
66
67
70
71
73
74
75
76
77
78
80
81
83
85
88
90
91
93
94
95
96
97
98
100
102
104
105
106
109
110
114
116
117
118
121
126
129
132
140
141
143
152
154
159
166
245
270
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_4
Number of boys: Grade_4
Number of boys: Grade_4
Number of boys: Grade_4
Number of boys: Grade_4
Number of boys
183
1
4
341
4
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
34
35
36
38
39
40
41
42
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
53
55
56
57
60
61
62
66
67
68
70
73
75
76
80
81
82
83
85
87
89
90
91
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
105
107
109
111
112
114
121
124
125
126
132
134
139
142
154
155
156
159
160
168
205
240
341
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_5
Number of boys: Grade_5
Number of boys: Grade_5
Number of boys: Grade_5
Number of boys: Grade_5
Number of boys
183
1
3
272
3
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
38
39
40
42
44
45
47
48
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
58
61
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
72
74
77
79
80
81
83
85
86
87
88
89
90
92
94
95
96
99
100
101
105
107
108
109
110
112
113
114
115
116
119
125
126
128
135
138
158
162
164
165
199
272
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_6
Number of boys: Grade_6
Number of boys: Grade_6
Number of boys: Grade_6
Number of boys: Grade_6
Number of boys
183
1
4
206
4
5
6
7
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
38
39
41
42
43
44
45
46
49
51
52
56
58
59
60
61
62
65
66
68
69
70
71
72
73
75
82
83
86
87
88
89
92
93
94
95
98
101
102
103
109
113
114
116
117
122
123
127
128
129
130
136
139
144
145
146
152
161
166
167
179
206
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_7
Number of boys: Grade_7
Number of boys: Grade_7
Number of boys: Grade_7
Number of boys: Grade_7
Number of boys
182
2
4
232
4
5
6
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
34
35
36
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
49
50
53
54
57
58
59
60
62
63
64
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
74
77
78
79
80
82
84
85
86
88
90
92
93
94
97
101
105
107
108
110
111
112
115
118
121
123
125
126
129
131
134
139
144
147
159
167
169
190
232
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_8
Number of boys: Grade_8
Number of boys: Grade_8
Number of boys: Grade_8
Number of boys: Grade_8
Number of boys
180
4
130
3
5
6
8
9
15
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
56
57
60
61
62
63
64
67
71
79
83
89
90
92
96
97
102
103
108
111
130
Sysmiss
Number of boys: Grade_9
Number of boys: Grade_9
Number of boys: Grade_9
Number of boys: Grade_9
Number of boys: Grade_9
Number of boys
180
4
119
2
9
10
11
12
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
36
37
38
39
40
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
58
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
68
70
71
75
80
81
82
84
85
86
89
90
93
97
119
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_1
Number of girls: Grade_1
Number of girls: Grade_1
Number of girls: Grade_1
Number of girls: Grade_1
Number of girls
181
3
201
2
6
9
10
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
34
35
37
38
39
40
41
42
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
57
61
62
63
64
65
67
68
70
71
72
73
74
75
77
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
91
93
95
97
101
103
104
106
107
111
113
114
117
119
120
125
127
132
134
137
146
149
152
155
169
201
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_2
Number of girls: Grade_2
Number of girls: Grade_2
Number of girls: Grade_2
Number of girls: Grade_2
Number of girls
181
3
271
4
9
10
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
46
47
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
59
60
63
68
69
72
73
76
77
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
95
96
98
100
101
103
108
112
113
115
116
117
118
119
122
123
126
129
130
132
144
145
146
148
149
151
157
158
172
271
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_3
Number of girls: Grade_3
Number of girls: Grade_3
Number of girls: Grade_3
Number of girls: Grade_3
Number of girls
183
1
254
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
28
29
31
32
34
35
36
37
38
40
41
42
44
45
46
47
48
54
55
58
61
64
65
67
68
69
71
73
75
76
78
79
80
82
83
88
90
92
93
95
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
112
113
117
120
122
123
124
126
127
128
129
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
143
144
164
169
172
200
244
254
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_4
Number of girls: Grade_4
Number of girls: Grade_4
Number of girls: Grade_4
Number of girls: Grade_4
Number of girls
183
1
253
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
27
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
39
40
41
43
44
46
47
48
49
50
51
55
56
57
59
62
67
69
70
71
73
75
78
79
80
81
82
83
87
88
93
94
96
97
98
99
102
103
104
106
110
112
115
116
121
124
125
126
127
131
132
133
137
143
161
163
165
180
185
189
198
242
253
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_5
Number of girls: Grade_5
Number of girls: Grade_5
Number of girls: Grade_5
Number of girls: Grade_5
Number of girls
183
1
253
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
39
40
41
43
44
47
49
50
53
54
55
57
58
59
61
62
63
65
66
68
69
70
71
74
75
76
79
84
86
88
89
90
93
94
96
97
99
100
101
104
106
107
108
110
111
115
116
118
119
125
126
128
131
133
134
148
149
151
154
160
163
170
174
243
253
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_6
Number of girls: Grade_6
Number of girls: Grade_6
Number of girls: Grade_6
Number of girls: Grade_6
Number of girls
183
1
219
1
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
37
38
39
41
42
44
45
47
49
50
52
53
54
55
58
59
60
61
63
64
65
67
68
70
71
72
73
76
79
81
82
84
86
87
93
94
96
97
98
100
102
105
106
109
110
111
114
116
119
122
123
125
126
127
132
134
135
136
138
139
143
145
157
168
170
219
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_7
Number of girls: Grade_7
Number of girls: Grade_7
Number of girls: Grade_7
Number of girls: Grade_7
Number of girls
182
2
230
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
25
26
27
28
29
33
34
35
36
37
38
41
43
45
46
47
52
54
55
58
60
62
64
65
67
69
70
71
74
78
81
82
84
86
88
89
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
103
105
106
113
117
121
123
126
128
129
131
132
133
139
146
147
154
161
162
166
167
170
176
230
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_8
Number of girls: Grade_8
Number of girls: Grade_8
Number of girls: Grade_8
Number of girls: Grade_8
Number of girls
181
3
108
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
31
32
33
35
36
37
39
41
42
43
44
45
46
48
49
51
52
54
56
57
58
59
60
64
65
66
68
70
73
74
88
90
92
96
108
Sysmiss
Number of girls: Grade_9
Number of girls: Grade_9
Number of girls: Grade_9
Number of girls: Grade_9
Number of girls: Grade_9
Number of girls
181
3
112
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
35
36
37
38
39
40
42
43
44
45
48
50
51
52
53
54
56
58
59
60
61
63
66
67
70
75
78
84
85
90
92
93
94
110
112
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_1
Number of only boys classes: Grade_1
Number of only boys classes: Grade_1
Number of only boys classes: Grade_1
Number of only boys classes: Grade_1
Number of classes only for boys
182
2
1
2
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_2
Number of only boys classes: Grade_2
Number of only boys classes: Grade_2
Number of only boys classes: Grade_2
Number of only boys classes: Grade_2
Number of classes only for boys
182
2
99
1
2
99
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_3
Number of only boys classes: Grade_3
Number of only boys classes: Grade_3
Number of only boys classes: Grade_3
Number of only boys classes: Grade_3
Number of classes only for boys
183
1
99
1
2
99
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_4
Number of only boys classes: Grade_4
Number of only boys classes: Grade_4
Number of only boys classes: Grade_4
Number of only boys classes: Grade_4
Number of classes only for boys
183
1
99
1
99
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_5
Number of only boys classes: Grade_5
Number of only boys classes: Grade_5
Number of only boys classes: Grade_5
Number of only boys classes: Grade_5
Number of classes only for boys
182
2
99
1
99
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_6
Number of only boys classes: Grade_6
Number of only boys classes: Grade_6
Number of only boys classes: Grade_6
Number of only boys classes: Grade_6
Number of classes only for boys
183
1
99
1
2
99
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_7
Number of only boys classes: Grade_7
Number of only boys classes: Grade_7
Number of only boys classes: Grade_7
Number of only boys classes: Grade_7
Number of classes only for boys
183
1
99
1
2
99
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_8
Number of only boys classes: Grade_8
Number of only boys classes: Grade_8
Number of only boys classes: Grade_8
Number of only boys classes: Grade_8
Number of classes only for boys
182
2
99
1
99
Sysmiss
Number of only boys classes: Grade_9
Number of only boys classes: Grade_9
Number of only boys classes: Grade_9
Number of only boys classes: Grade_9
Number of only boys classes: Grade_9
Number of classes only for boys
182
2
99
1
99
Sysmiss
Number of only girls classes: Grade_1
Number of only girls classes: Grade_1
Number of only girls classes: Grade_1
Number of only girls classes: Grade_1
Number of only girls classes: Grade_1
Number of classes only for girls
183
1
1
2
4
5
Sysmiss
Number of only girls classes: Grade_2
Number of only girls classes: Grade_2
Number of only girls classes: Grade_2
Number of only girls classes: Grade_2
Number of only girls classes: Grade_2
Number of classes only for girls
183
1
99
1
2
4
5
99
Sysmiss
Number of only girls classes: Grade_3
Number of only girls classes: Grade_3
Number of only girls classes: Grade_3
Number of only girls classes: Grade_3
Number of only girls classes: Grade_3
Number of classes only for girls
183
1
99
1
2
7
99
Sysmiss
Number of only girls classes: Grade_4
Number of only girls classes: Grade_4
Number of only girls classes: Grade_4
Number of only girls classes: Grade_4
Number of only girls classes: Grade_4
Number of classes only for girls
184
99
1
2
5
99
Number of only girls classes: Grade_5
Number of only girls classes: Grade_5
Number of only girls classes: Grade_5
Number of only girls classes: Grade_5
Number of only girls classes: Grade_5
Number of classes only for girls
184
99
1
2
7
99
Number of only girls classes: Grade_6
Number of only girls classes: Grade_6
Number of only girls classes: Grade_6
Number of only girls classes: Grade_6
Number of only girls classes: Grade_6
Number of classes only for girls
184
99
1
2
6
99
Number of only girls classes: Grade_7
Number of only girls classes: Grade_7
Number of only girls classes: Grade_7
Number of only girls classes: Grade_7
Number of only girls classes: Grade_7
Number of classes only for girls
184
99
1
2
6
99
Number of only girls classes: Grade_8
Number of only girls classes: Grade_8
Number of only girls classes: Grade_8
Number of only girls classes: Grade_8
Number of only girls classes: Grade_8
Number of classes only for girls
183
1
99
1
2
4
99
Sysmiss
Number of only girls classes: Grade_9
Number of only girls classes: Grade_9
Number of only girls classes: Grade_9
Number of only girls classes: Grade_9
Number of only girls classes: Grade_9
Number of classes only for girls
183
1
99
1
2
3
99
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1
Number of classes for both boys and girls
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2
Number of classes for both boys and girls
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3
Number of classes for both boys and girls
183
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4
Number of classes for both boys and girls
183
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5
Number of classes for both boys and girls
183
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6
Number of classes for both boys and girls
183
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7
Number of classes for both boys and girls
183
1
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
32
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8
Number of classes for both boys and girls
183
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9
Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9
Number of classes for both boys and girls
183
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_1
Number of single orphans: Grade_1
Number of single orphans: Grade_1
Number of single orphans: Grade_1
Number of single orphans: Grade_1
Number of single orphans in this grade
175
9
100
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
19
20
22
23
25
26
28
30
31
40
52
100
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_2
Number of single orphans: Grade_2
Number of single orphans: Grade_2
Number of single orphans: Grade_2
Number of single orphans: Grade_2
Number of single orphans in this grade
175
9
85
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
29
31
43
46
50
85
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_3
Number of single orphans: Grade_3
Number of single orphans: Grade_3
Number of single orphans: Grade_3
Number of single orphans: Grade_3
Number of single orphans in this grade
177
7
71
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
21
23
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
38
40
60
71
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_4
Number of single orphans: Grade_4
Number of single orphans: Grade_4
Number of single orphans: Grade_4
Number of single orphans: Grade_4
Number of single orphans in this grade
177
7
74
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
24
25
27
29
32
34
40
44
74
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_5
Number of single orphans: Grade_5
Number of single orphans: Grade_5
Number of single orphans: Grade_5
Number of single orphans: Grade_5
Number of single orphans in this grade
176
8
56
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
27
28
29
30
38
41
54
56
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_6
Number of single orphans: Grade_6
Number of single orphans: Grade_6
Number of single orphans: Grade_6
Number of single orphans: Grade_6
Number of single orphans in this grade
177
7
70
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
22
23
27
29
30
32
33
35
36
44
52
70
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_7
Number of single orphans: Grade_7
Number of single orphans: Grade_7
Number of single orphans: Grade_7
Number of single orphans: Grade_7
Number of single orphans in this grade
177
7
65
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
34
35
38
40
41
47
49
65
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_8
Number of single orphans: Grade_8
Number of single orphans: Grade_8
Number of single orphans: Grade_8
Number of single orphans: Grade_8
Number of single orphans in this grade
176
8
36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
20
21
24
26
36
Sysmiss
Number of single orphans: Grade_9
Number of single orphans: Grade_9
Number of single orphans: Grade_9
Number of single orphans: Grade_9
Number of single orphans: Grade_9
Number of single orphans in this grade
176
8
23
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
23
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_1
Number of double orphans: Grade_1
Number of double orphans: Grade_1
Number of double orphans: Grade_1
Number of double orphans: Grade_1
Number of double orphans in this grade
174
10
65
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
20
30
63
65
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_2
Number of double orphans: Grade_2
Number of double orphans: Grade_2
Number of double orphans: Grade_2
Number of double orphans: Grade_2
Number of double orphans in this grade
174
10
80
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
17
18
19
20
25
29
31
35
80
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_3
Number of double orphans: Grade_3
Number of double orphans: Grade_3
Number of double orphans: Grade_3
Number of double orphans: Grade_3
Number of double orphans in this grade
177
7
42
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
18
20
21
25
38
42
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_4
Number of double orphans: Grade_4
Number of double orphans: Grade_4
Number of double orphans: Grade_4
Number of double orphans: Grade_4
Number of double orphans in this grade
176
8
42
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
23
25
30
31
41
42
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_5
Number of double orphans: Grade_5
Number of double orphans: Grade_5
Number of double orphans: Grade_5
Number of double orphans: Grade_5
Number of double orphans in this grade
175
9
61
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
21
22
26
29
31
33
35
38
42
61
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_6
Number of double orphans: Grade_6
Number of double orphans: Grade_6
Number of double orphans: Grade_6
Number of double orphans: Grade_6
Number of double orphans in this grade
175
9
60
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
16
17
19
20
21
23
24
25
33
60
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_7
Number of double orphans: Grade_7
Number of double orphans: Grade_7
Number of double orphans: Grade_7
Number of double orphans: Grade_7
Number of double orphans in this grade
175
9
62
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
16
17
21
22
23
24
31
32
34
40
62
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_8
Number of double orphans: Grade_8
Number of double orphans: Grade_8
Number of double orphans: Grade_8
Number of double orphans: Grade_8
Number of double orphans in this grade
175
9
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
20
31
Sysmiss
Number of double orphans: Grade_9
Number of double orphans: Grade_9
Number of double orphans: Grade_9
Number of double orphans: Grade_9
Number of double orphans: Grade_9
Number of double orphans in this grade
175
9
34
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
14
17
19
26
34
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_1
Number boys repeating: Grade_1
Number boys repeating: Grade_1
Number boys repeating: Grade_1
Number boys repeating: Grade_1
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
11
12
16
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_2
Number boys repeating: Grade_2
Number boys repeating: Grade_2
Number boys repeating: Grade_2
Number boys repeating: Grade_2
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
41
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
17
22
41
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_3
Number boys repeating: Grade_3
Number boys repeating: Grade_3
Number boys repeating: Grade_3
Number boys repeating: Grade_3
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
181
3
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
15
17
19
33
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_4
Number boys repeating: Grade_4
Number boys repeating: Grade_4
Number boys repeating: Grade_4
Number boys repeating: Grade_4
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
181
3
21
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
21
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_5
Number boys repeating: Grade_5
Number boys repeating: Grade_5
Number boys repeating: Grade_5
Number boys repeating: Grade_5
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
39
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
15
16
18
22
39
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_6
Number boys repeating: Grade_6
Number boys repeating: Grade_6
Number boys repeating: Grade_6
Number boys repeating: Grade_6
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
54
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
19
20
22
24
26
54
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_7
Number boys repeating: Grade_7
Number boys repeating: Grade_7
Number boys repeating: Grade_7
Number boys repeating: Grade_7
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
183
1
47
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
20
24
25
26
28
29
30
38
47
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_8
Number boys repeating: Grade_8
Number boys repeating: Grade_8
Number boys repeating: Grade_8
Number boys repeating: Grade_8
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
11
20
Sysmiss
Number boys repeating: Grade_9
Number boys repeating: Grade_9
Number boys repeating: Grade_9
Number boys repeating: Grade_9
Number boys repeating: Grade_9
How many boys are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
25
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
20
22
23
25
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_1
Number girls repeating: Grade_1
Number girls repeating: Grade_1
Number girls repeating: Grade_1
Number girls repeating: Grade_1
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
12
13
14
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_2
Number girls repeating: Grade_2
Number girls repeating: Grade_2
Number girls repeating: Grade_2
Number girls repeating: Grade_2
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
17
18
19
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_3
Number girls repeating: Grade_3
Number girls repeating: Grade_3
Number girls repeating: Grade_3
Number girls repeating: Grade_3
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
181
3
27
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
27
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_4
Number girls repeating: Grade_4
Number girls repeating: Grade_4
Number girls repeating: Grade_4
Number girls repeating: Grade_4
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
181
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
19
20
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_5
Number girls repeating: Grade_5
Number girls repeating: Grade_5
Number girls repeating: Grade_5
Number girls repeating: Grade_5
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
21
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
16
18
19
20
21
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_6
Number girls repeating: Grade_6
Number girls repeating: Grade_6
Number girls repeating: Grade_6
Number girls repeating: Grade_6
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
29
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
25
29
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_7
Number girls repeating: Grade_7
Number girls repeating: Grade_7
Number girls repeating: Grade_7
Number girls repeating: Grade_7
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
183
1
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
15
16
17
18
20
21
22
29
30
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_8
Number girls repeating: Grade_8
Number girls repeating: Grade_8
Number girls repeating: Grade_8
Number girls repeating: Grade_8
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
7
12
20
Sysmiss
Number girls repeating: Grade_9
Number girls repeating: Grade_9
Number girls repeating: Grade_9
Number girls repeating: Grade_9
Number girls repeating: Grade_9
How many girls are currently repeating this grade?
182
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
20
Sysmiss
Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out
How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
179
5
1
2
3
4
5
10
16
Sysmiss
Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out
How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
179
5
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
13
15
19
31
Sysmiss
Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out
How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
180
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
Sysmiss
Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out
How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
179
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
17
Sysmiss
Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out
How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
180
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
Sysmiss
Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out
Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out
How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
180
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
Sysmiss
Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out
How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
179
5
1
2
3
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out
How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
179
5
28
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
17
20
28
Sysmiss
Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out
How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
179
5
49
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
49
Sysmiss
Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out
How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
179
5
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
18
Sysmiss
Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out
How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
180
4
29
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
12
14
21
29
Sysmiss
Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out
Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out
How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
180
4
23
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
15
23
Sysmiss
Main reason for dropping out: boys
Main reason for dropping out: boys
Main reason for dropping out: boys
Main reason for dropping out: boys
Main reason for dropping out: boys
Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6.
What is the main reason that boys dropout of this school?
180
4
1
Non-payment of fees
2
Needed for farm work
3
Migrated for work
4
Transferred
5
Lack of food
6
Needed for livestock
7
Health Related
8
Other
Sysmiss
Total number who dropped out: boys
Total number who dropped out: boys
Total number who dropped out: boys
Total number who dropped out: boys
Total number who dropped out: boys
Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6.
How many boys did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
180
4
85
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
25
27
28
33
34
35
36
41
42
46
47
50
59
60
75
85
Sysmiss
Number of drop-out families contacted: boys
Number of drop-out families contacted: boys
Number of drop-out families contacted: boys
Number of drop-out families contacted: boys
Number of drop-out families contacted: boys
Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6.
177
7
35
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
27
29
30
35
Sysmiss
Main reason for dropping out: girls
Main reason for dropping out: girls
Main reason for dropping out: girls
Main reason for dropping out: girls
Main reason for dropping out: girls
Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6.
What is the main reason that girls dropout of this school?
176
8
1
Non-payment of fees
2
Needed for farm work
3
Migrated for work
4
Transferred
5
Lack of food
6
Pregnancy/Early Marriage
7
Health Related
8
Other
Sysmiss
Total number who dropped out: girls
Total number who dropped out: girls
Total number who dropped out: girls
Total number who dropped out: girls
Total number who dropped out: girls
Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6.
How many girls did not return to school after completing the previous grade?
178
6
104
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
29
36
38
39
42
50
54
61
93
104
Sysmiss
Number of drop-out families contacted: girls
Number of drop-out families contacted: girls
Number of drop-out families contacted: girls
Number of drop-out families contacted: girls
Number of drop-out families contacted: girls
Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6.
How many of the parents/families of these girls were visited at home to encourage the girl to stay on?
177
7
44
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
20
24
35
44
Sysmiss
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002
Cost per student per year
Registration fees
184
300000
500
1000
1500
2000
5000
10000
170000
300000
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001
Cost per student per year
Registration fees
184
300000
500
1000
1500
2000
3000
3500
4000
5000
10000
13600
15000
170000
300000
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000
Cost per student per year
Registration fees
184
270000
20
500
1000
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
5000
15000
60000
170000
270000
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002
Cost per student per year
PTA/Community fees if applicable
184
160000
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
5000
5500
6000
8000
9500
10000
13200
15000
15500
17000
18000
20000
24000
30000
35000
40000
45000
160000
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001
Cost per student per year
PTA/Community fees if applicable
184
3500000
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
5500
6000
7000
7500
9000
9500
10000
12000
12500
14000
15000
17000
18000
20000
25000
30000
30500
31000
35000
45000
110000
3500000
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000
Cost per student per year
PTA/Community fees if applicable
184
3000000
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
5500
6000
6100
6500
7500
8000
9000
9500
10000
12000
15000
17000
18000
20000
21000
22000
23000
24000
25000
30000
30500
31000
35000
40000
45000
110000
3000000
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002
Cost per student per year
Sports fees if applicable
184
10000
500
1000
1500
3000
5000
10000
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001
Cost per student per year
Sports fees if applicable
184
15000
100
500
1000
1500
2000
3000
4500
5000
10000
15000
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000
Cost per student per year
Sports fees if applicable
184
25000
500
1000
1500
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
9500
10000
15000
25000
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002
Cost per student per year
Boarding fees if applicable
184
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001
Cost per student per year
Boarding fees if applicable
184
500
500
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000
Cost per student per year
Boarding fees if applicable
184
5000
500
5000
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002
Cost per student per year
Examination fees if applicable
184
4000
3000
4000
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001
Cost per student per year
Examination fees if applicable
184
8000
3000
4000
8000
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000
Cost per student per year
Examination fees if applicable
184
8000
4000
4800
8000
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002
Cost per student per year
Transport fee if applicable
184
6000
6000
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001
Cost per student per year
Transport fee if applicable
184
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000
Cost per student per year
Transport fee if applicable
184
Other fees: Grade 1, 2002
Other fees: Grade 1, 2002
Other fees: Grade 1, 2002
Other fees: Grade 1, 2002
Other fees: Grade 1, 2002
Cost per student per year
Other (specify)
184
990000
250
1000
1200
2000
2500
3000
6000
10000
20000
23000
25000
45000
50000
950000
990000
Other fees: Grade 1, 2001
Other fees: Grade 1, 2001
Other fees: Grade 1, 2001
Other fees: Grade 1, 2001
Other fees: Grade 1, 2001
Cost per student per year
Other (specify)
184
950000
250
1000
1200
1500
2000
5000
10000
15000
20000
23000
25000
44000
50000
900000
950000
Other fees: Grade 1, 2000
Other fees: Grade 1, 2000
Other fees: Grade 1, 2000
Other fees: Grade 1, 2000
Other fees: Grade 1, 2000
Cost per student per year
Other (specify)
184
950000
200
500
1000
1200
1500
2000
2500
3000
4000
5000
10000
15000
20000
23000
25000
30000
44000
810000
950000
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002
Cost per student per year
Registration fees
184
300000
500
1000
5000
10000
230000
300000
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001
Cost per student per year
Registration fees
184
300000
500
1000
3000
3500
4000
5000
230000
300000
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000
Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000
Cost per student per year
Registration fees
184
270000
500
1000
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
5000
230000
270000
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002
Cost per student per year
PTA/Community fees if applicable
184
160000
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
5000
5500
6000
8000
9500
10000
13200
14000
15000
20000
24000
28000
35000
160000
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001
Cost per student per year
PTA/Community fees if applicable
184
110000
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
5500
6000
7000
7500
9000
9500
10000
12000
14000
15000
17000
19000
20000
25000
28000
30000
30500
31000
45000
110000
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000
PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000
Cost per student per year
PTA/Community fees if applicable
184
110000
400
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
5500
6000
6100
6500
7000
7500
8000
9000
9500
10000
12000
13000
14000
14500
15000
17000
18000
19000
20000
21000
23000
24000
25000
30000
30500
31000
40000
45000
110000
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002
Cost per student per year
Sports fees if applicable
184
5000
500
1000
3000
5000
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001
Cost per student per year
Sports fees if applicable
184
15000
500
1000
1500
3000
4500
5000
10000
15000
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000
Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000
Cost per student per year
Sports fees if applicable
184
15000
500
1000
1500
2000
3000
4000
4500
5000
6000
9500
10000
15000
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002
Cost per student per year
Boarding fees if applicable
184
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001
Cost per student per year
Boarding fees if applicable
184
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000
Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000
Cost per student per year
Boarding fees if applicable
184
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002
Cost per student per year
Examination fees if applicable
184
4000
4000
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001
Cost per student per year
Examination fees if applicable
184
8000
4000
8000
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000
Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000
Cost per student per year
Examination fees if applicable
184
8000
4000
6400
8000
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002
Cost per student per year
Transport fee if applicable
184
6000
6000
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001
Cost per student per year
Transport fee if applicable
184
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000
Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000
Cost per student per year
Transport fee if applicable
184
Other fees: Grade 5, 2002
Other fees: Grade 5, 2002
Other fees: Grade 5, 2002
Other fees: Grade 5, 2002
Other fees: Grade 5, 2002
Cost per student per year
Other (specify)
184
1100000
250
1000
1200
2000
2500
3000
6000
10000
20000
50000
990000
1100000
Other fees: Grade 5, 2001
Other fees: Grade 5, 2001
Other fees: Grade 5, 2001
Other fees: Grade 5, 2001
Other fees: Grade 5, 2001
Cost per student per year
Other (specify)
184
950000
250
1000
1200
1500
2000
2500
5000
10000
11000
15000
20000
50000
900000
950000
Other fees: Grade 5, 2000
Other fees: Grade 5, 2000
Other fees: Grade 5, 2000
Other fees: Grade 5, 2000
Other fees: Grade 5, 2000
Cost per student per year
Other (specify)
184
950000
200
500
1000
1200
1500
2000
2500
5000
10000
11000
15000
20000
30000
810000
950000
When are PTA fees due
When are PTA fees due
When are PTA fees due
When are PTA fees due
When are PTA fees due
When are PTA/Community fees due?
180
4
1
Beginning of school year
2
Beginning of each term
3
Every month
4
No PTA fees
5
Other
Sysmiss
What % pay PTA fees on time
What % pay PTA fees on time
What % pay PTA fees on time
What % pay PTA fees on time
What % pay PTA fees on time
What percentage of pupils pay PTA/Community fees in kind?
124
60
100
1
2
3
4
5
10
15
19
20
25
27
30
40
42
45
48
50
60
70
75
80
90
95
100
Sysmiss
What % have paid this year
What % have paid this year
What % have paid this year
What % have paid this year
What % have paid this year
What percentage of pupils have paid their PTA/Community fees for the present school year?
130
54
100
1
2
3
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
15
17
20
24
25
28
30
39
40
45
50
51
57
59
60
65
70
75
80
90
100
Sysmiss
What happens if PTA fees are not paid
What happens if PTA fees are not paid
What happens if PTA fees are not paid
What happens if PTA fees are not paid
What happens if PTA fees are not paid
What happens if PTA/Community fees are not paid?
130
54
1
Given grace period
2
Encouraged to stay home
3
Not promoted
4
Not allowed to participate
5
Exemptions possible
6
No action
7
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Total amount raised: PTA fees
Total amount raised: PTA fees
Total amount raised: PTA fees
Total amount raised: PTA fees
Total amount raised: PTA fees
What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in PTA/Community fees?
184
34000000
564
620
1000
2500
10000
15000
17500
30000
30200
33000
37500
40000
50000
60000
65000
74000
90000
96000
97500
118400
120000
141000
145000
157000
174000
200000
205000
236500
250000
260000
283000
295000
300000
340000
350000
360000
380000
400000
417000
480000
500000
560000
600000
673600
700000
729000
800000
892000
990000
1000000
1155000
1194000
1200000
1300000
1415000
1485000
1500000
1515000
1650000
1715000
1749500
2000000
2200000
2310000
2584500
2610000
2925000
3000000
3171000
3300000
3309000
3429728
3500000
3530000
3850000
3855000
4015500
4300000
4800000
5000000
5118000
5255000
6000000
6085000
6120000
6400000
7000000
7391000
7821500
7915000
8000000
8500000
9000000
9714000
9899500
10000000
12100000
13000000
13542000
16438000
18304000
25661000
34000000
Total amount raised: Sports fees
Total amount raised: Sports fees
Total amount raised: Sports fees
Total amount raised: Sports fees
Total amount raised: Sports fees
What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in sports fees?
184
8000000
9500
11000
40000
43000
60000
95000
133000
230500
250000
310000
400000
460000
500000
655000
693000
710000
895000
965000
1170000
1600000
2000000
2845000
8000000
Total amount raised: Other fees
Total amount raised: Other fees
Total amount raised: Other fees
Total amount raised: Other fees
Total amount raised: Other fees
What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in other fees?
184
320000000
28000
50000
51000
58000
170000
187000
190000
200000
240000
245000
350000
360000
450000
500000
510000
550000
700000
770000
1053500
1184000
1600000
1920000
2117000
2500000
3003000
3200000
4000000
5068000
8000345
10308000
11019500
13962500
18085000
24025500
50000000
63400000
320000000
Total amount raised: Community Events
Total amount raised: Community Events
Total amount raised: Community Events
Total amount raised: Community Events
Total amount raised: Community Events
What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in organized community events, such as fetes?
184
11000000
2700
5000
15000
17000
33000
35000
40000
45000
47000
64000
65000
132000
300000
342000
400000
571000
650000
675000
720000
1000000
1950000
6000000
11000000
Any money received from BESSIP
Any money received from BESSIP
Any money received from BESSIP
Any money received from BESSIP
Any money received from BESSIP
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Any money received from PAGE
Any money received from PAGE
Any money received from PAGE
Any money received from PAGE
Any money received from PAGE
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
182
2
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Any money received from GRZ
Any money received from GRZ
Any money received from GRZ
Any money received from GRZ
Any money received from GRZ
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
183
1
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Any money received from Donors
Any money received from Donors
Any money received from Donors
Any money received from Donors
Any money received from Donors
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
182
2
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Any money received from Other
Any money received from Other
Any money received from Other
Any money received from Other
Any money received from Other
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
181
3
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Amount received from BESSIP
Amount received from BESSIP
Amount received from BESSIP
Amount received from BESSIP
Amount received from BESSIP
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
If yes, list amount received.
183
1
3600000
1600000
2000500
2200000
2500000
2597000
2600000
3000000
3000100
3500000
3600000
Sysmiss
Amount received from PAGE
Amount received from PAGE
Amount received from PAGE
Amount received from PAGE
Amount received from PAGE
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
If yes, list amount received.
183
1
601350
99
15000
150000
151000
200000
350000
351000
400000
450000
601350
Sysmiss
Amount received from GRZ
Amount received from GRZ
Amount received from GRZ
Amount received from GRZ
Amount received from GRZ
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
If yes, list amount received.
182
2
153000000
300000
318000
335000
352975
1000000
2050000
2500000
20000000
26400000
28400000
38400000
149700000
153000000
Sysmiss
Amount received from Donors
Amount received from Donors
Amount received from Donors
Amount received from Donors
Amount received from Donors
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
If yes, list amount received.
183
1
90000000
99
300000
320000
425000
475000
700000
1200000
3547000
6000000
9000000
80000000
90000000
Sysmiss
Amount received from Other
Amount received from Other
Amount received from Other
Amount received from Other
Amount received from Other
Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002?
If yes, list amount received.
183
1
204000000
99
180000
200000
557000
600000
2200000
5773325
79040910
204000000
Sysmiss
Month money arrived from BESSIP
Month money arrived from BESSIP
Month money arrived from BESSIP
Month money arrived from BESSIP
Month money arrived from BESSIP
When did it actually arrive? Specify month received.
141
43
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
11
Sysmiss
Month money arrived from PAGE
Month money arrived from PAGE
Month money arrived from PAGE
Month money arrived from PAGE
Month money arrived from PAGE
When did it actually arrive? Specify month received.
18
166
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Month money arrived from GRZ
Month money arrived from GRZ
Month money arrived from GRZ
Month money arrived from GRZ
Month money arrived from GRZ
When did it actually arrive? Specify month received.
31
153
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Month money arrived from Donors
Month money arrived from Donors
Month money arrived from Donors
Month money arrived from Donors
Month money arrived from Donors
When did it actually arrive? Specify month received.
12
172
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Month money arrived from Other
Month money arrived from Other
Month money arrived from Other
Month money arrived from Other
Month money arrived from Other
When did it actually arrive? Specify month received.
8
176
1
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP
Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP
Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP
Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP
Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
133
51
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem due to delay in money from PAGE
Problem due to delay in money from PAGE
Problem due to delay in money from PAGE
Problem due to delay in money from PAGE
Problem due to delay in money from PAGE
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
16
168
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem due to delay in money from GRZ
Problem due to delay in money from GRZ
Problem due to delay in money from GRZ
Problem due to delay in money from GRZ
Problem due to delay in money from GRZ
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
29
155
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem due to delay in money from Donors
Problem due to delay in money from Donors
Problem due to delay in money from Donors
Problem due to delay in money from Donors
Problem due to delay in money from Donors
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
8
176
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem due to delay in money from Other
Problem due to delay in money from Other
Problem due to delay in money from Other
Problem due to delay in money from Other
Problem due to delay in money from Other
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
2
182
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP
Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP
Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP
Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP
Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP
If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced
56
1
2
All school programmes have been halted
Buying of school material was delayed
Chalk and teachers prep books and disinfectants
Could not access stationery
Could not buy school materials
Could not get school requirements coz PTA scraped
Could not get stationery and other school materils
Delay in delivering quality education
For procurement of teaching materials
Had problems in sports and workshops especially CG
It affected the smooth running of the school
Lack of books and chalk
Lack of chalk
Lack of money to purchase school requirements
Lack of stationery and sport equipment
Lacke chalk
Lacked chalk
Money at hand was not sufficient
Neve bought stationery and delayed administrative
No Chalk and stationey
No Prep books , balls, TGM/ workshop
No chalk and stationery
No chalk for teaching
No educational materials for 1st term
No funds to buy sch requirements
No money for stationery
No office materials
No stationery for teachers to use
No sufficient material
Problems of sequiring school requisites
Procurement of teaching materials delayed
Purchase of chalk and other things
Sch requirments not source in time
Shortage of schooll requisites
Supply of chalk and stationeyr were delayed
Teachers found it hard to teach without textbooks
Teachers has no stationery to prepare work
Teaching deficiencies
The daily running of the school was affected
The school find a problem sourcing school material
The school had no materials
The start of school term was difficult
Transport affiliations sports
We has to depend on PTA funds to buy school requit
acquisition of education materials
budgeting and buying of school requirements
could not buy items
could not have school requisites in time
delay in paymnet
lack of proper teaching materials
no enough cash to run the school
shortage of classes hence low grade 1 enrolmnt
unable to procure school requisites
unable to purchase chalk and other materials
Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE
Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE
Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE
Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE
Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE
If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced
5
1
2
No PAGE activities done
This programme not at this school
delay in paymnet
Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ
Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ
Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ
Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ
Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ
If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced
16
2
Difficult in lesson preparation and teaching
No educational materials to use
No funds for school materials
No money to purchase school requirements
No school requisites
No stationery, sportsactivites, admin. Problems
Non of school fees rendered schools bankrupt
Not able to buy stationery etc
Sch was unable to participate in JETS festival
The handcaped have no material to use
The same problem cotinued
Water disconnection no pupils requisites
lack of stationery
maintenance of school infrastructure
Specific Problem due to delay from Donors
Specific Problem due to delay from Donors
Specific Problem due to delay from Donors
Specific Problem due to delay from Donors
Specific Problem due to delay from Donors
If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced
5
1
2
Delay in construction of a 1x6 classroom block
School could not repair school pump,
workers salaries
Specific Problem due to delay from Other
Specific Problem due to delay from Other
Specific Problem due to delay from Other
Specific Problem due to delay from Other
Specific Problem due to delay from Other
If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced
5
2
Photocopy education on materials
We lost all text books through thefts
classroom shortage
Requested any Textbooks
Requested any Textbooks
Requested any Textbooks
Requested any Textbooks
Requested any Textbooks
Since January 2002 have you requested any _____?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Requested any Desks
Requested any Desks
Requested any Desks
Requested any Desks
Requested any Desks
Since January 2002 have you requested any _____?
183
1
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Requested any Chairs
Requested any Chairs
Requested any Chairs
Requested any Chairs
Requested any Chairs
Since January 2002 have you requested any _____?
183
1
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Requested any Chalk
Requested any Chalk
Requested any Chalk
Requested any Chalk
Requested any Chalk
Since January 2002 have you requested any _____?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Requested any Registers
Requested any Registers
Requested any Registers
Requested any Registers
Requested any Registers
Since January 2002 have you requested any _____?
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Requested any Other
Requested any Other
Requested any Other
Requested any Other
Requested any Other
Since January 2002 have you requested any _____?
167
17
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Received any Textbooks
Received any Textbooks
Received any Textbooks
Received any Textbooks
Received any Textbooks
Since January 2002 have you received any _________?
If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Received any Desks
Received any Desks
Received any Desks
Received any Desks
Received any Desks
Since January 2002 have you received any _________?
If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Received any Chairs
Received any Chairs
Received any Chairs
Received any Chairs
Received any Chairs
Since January 2002 have you received any _________?
If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Received any Chalk
Received any Chalk
Received any Chalk
Received any Chalk
Received any Chalk
Since January 2002 have you received any _________?
If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Received any Registers
Received any Registers
Received any Registers
Received any Registers
Received any Registers
Since January 2002 have you received any _________?
If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item
184
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Received any Other
Received any Other
Received any Other
Received any Other
Received any Other
Since January 2002 have you received any _________?
If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item
183
1
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Number received from Textbooks
Number received from Textbooks
Number received from Textbooks
Number received from Textbooks
Number received from Textbooks
Number Received
183
1
987
2
4
9
12
13
15
20
21
26
30
40
49
50
52
54
56
60
64
69
70
73
80
83
100
103
114
117
120
125
148
153
155
160
164
180
200
203
208
211
212
225
268
300
320
381
445
527
987
Sysmiss
Number received from Desks
Number received from Desks
Number received from Desks
Number received from Desks
Number received from Desks
Number Received
184
100
1
9
14
15
20
30
37
40
50
60
64
70
80
100
Number received from Chairs
Number received from Chairs
Number received from Chairs
Number received from Chairs
Number received from Chairs
Number Received
184
40
1
2
5
11
21
40
Number received from Chalk
Number received from Chalk
Number received from Chalk
Number received from Chalk
Number received from Chalk
Number Received
184
200
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
20
26
30
36
39
40
48
50
54
90
100
150
200
Number received from Registers
Number received from Registers
Number received from Registers
Number received from Registers
Number received from Registers
Number Received
184
60
2
3
4
5
6
7
10
14
25
60
Number received from Other
Number received from Other
Number received from Other
Number received from Other
Number received from Other
Number Received
182
2
100
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
10
15
17
28
35
40
49
50
78
79
97
100
Sysmiss
Source of Textbooks
Source of Textbooks
Source of Textbooks
Source of Textbooks
Source of Textbooks
What was the source for this item?
61
123
1
BESSIP
2
PAGE
3
GRZ
4
Church/NGO
5
Donors
6
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Source of Desks
Source of Desks
Source of Desks
Source of Desks
Source of Desks
What was the source for this item?
27
157
1
BESSIP
2
PAGE
3
GRZ
4
Church/NGO
5
Donors
6
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Source of Chairs
Source of Chairs
Source of Chairs
Source of Chairs
Source of Chairs
What was the source for this item?
8
176
1
BESSIP
2
PAGE
3
GRZ
4
Church/NGO
5
Donors
6
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Source of Chalk
Source of Chalk
Source of Chalk
Source of Chalk
Source of Chalk
What was the source for this item?
80
104
1
BESSIP
2
PAGE
3
GRZ
4
Church/NGO
5
Donors
6
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Source of Registers
Source of Registers
Source of Registers
Source of Registers
Source of Registers
What was the source for this item?
21
163
1
BESSIP
2
PAGE
3
GRZ
4
Church/NGO
5
Donors
6
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Source of Other
Source of Other
Source of Other
Source of Other
Source of Other
What was the source for this item?
41
143
1
BESSIP
2
PAGE
3
GRZ
4
Church/NGO
5
Donors
6
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Arrival month of Textbooks
Arrival month of Textbooks
Arrival month of Textbooks
Arrival month of Textbooks
Arrival month of Textbooks
When did they actually arrive?. Specify month.
61
123
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Arrival month of Desks
Arrival month of Desks
Arrival month of Desks
Arrival month of Desks
Arrival month of Desks
When did they actually arrive?. Specify month.
28
156
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
Arrival month of Chairs
Arrival month of Chairs
Arrival month of Chairs
Arrival month of Chairs
Arrival month of Chairs
When did they actually arrive?. Specify month.
8
176
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Arrival month of Chalk
Arrival month of Chalk
Arrival month of Chalk
Arrival month of Chalk
Arrival month of Chalk
When did they actually arrive?. Specify month.
80
104
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Arrival month of Registers
Arrival month of Registers
Arrival month of Registers
Arrival month of Registers
Arrival month of Registers
When did they actually arrive?. Specify month.
21
163
1
2
3
4
5
Sysmiss
Arrival month of Other
Arrival month of Other
Arrival month of Other
Arrival month of Other
Arrival month of Other
When did they actually arrive?. Specify month.
39
145
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Sysmiss
Problem caused by delay in Textbooks
Problem caused by delay in Textbooks
Problem caused by delay in Textbooks
Problem caused by delay in Textbooks
Problem caused by delay in Textbooks
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
55
129
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem caused by delay in Desks
Problem caused by delay in Desks
Problem caused by delay in Desks
Problem caused by delay in Desks
Problem caused by delay in Desks
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
26
158
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem caused by delay in Chairs
Problem caused by delay in Chairs
Problem caused by delay in Chairs
Problem caused by delay in Chairs
Problem caused by delay in Chairs
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
6
178
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem caused by delay in Chalk
Problem caused by delay in Chalk
Problem caused by delay in Chalk
Problem caused by delay in Chalk
Problem caused by delay in Chalk
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
72
112
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem caused by delay in Registers
Problem caused by delay in Registers
Problem caused by delay in Registers
Problem caused by delay in Registers
Problem caused by delay in Registers
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
17
167
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Problem caused by delay in Other
Problem caused by delay in Other
Problem caused by delay in Other
Problem caused by delay in Other
Problem caused by delay in Other
If there was a delay, did it pose a problem?
34
150
1
Significant Problem
2
Temporary Problem
3
No Problem
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Money Spent on Textbooks
Money Spent on Textbooks
Money Spent on Textbooks
Money Spent on Textbooks
Money Spent on Textbooks
How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002?
Textbooks
183
1
6000000
3000
6000
13000
20000
30000
35000
40000
50000
65000
80000
87000
105000
130000
144000
146000
159000
180000
188000
200000
227950
229000
250000
260000
270000
272500
300000
327000
350000
400000
420000
446000
498000
500000
520000
537000
545000
600000
700000
800000
806000
850000
889000
900000
913000
995000
1000000
1055000
1200000
1300000
1387000
1400000
1434100
1500000
1510000
1545600
1600000
1700000
2000000
2134000
2200000
3000000
3200000
4000000
4500000
6000000
Sysmiss
Money Spent on Chalk
Money Spent on Chalk
Money Spent on Chalk
Money Spent on Chalk
Money Spent on Chalk
How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002?
Chalk & other educational materials
183
1
10000000
1823
24000
32000
40000
50000
70000
85000
95000
100000
118500
130000
140000
150000
160000
160500
164000
180000
185000
195000
200000
218500
250000
270000
273000
275000
295500
300000
310200
315000
325000
336000
350000
383000
400000
407000
420000
434000
450000
451000
454000
480000
500000
514800
538000
560000
580000
600000
605300
620000
629700
650000
659000
667000
700000
702000
720000
728000
762000
773000
782500
789100
800000
825500
825800
832400
840000
860000
875000
918700
1000000
1028300
1080000
1093550
1138400
1140000
1150000
1170000
1200000
1245950
1264900
1300000
1320000
1334000
1420000
1500000
1600000
1609150
1685800
1700000
1750000
1800000
1900000
1907900
2000000
2069100
2097300
2100000
2159100
2300000
2500000
2600000
2700000
2770000
2800000
2845000
2885000
3000000
3100000
3311000
3854000
3950000
4000000
4362450
5000000
7805000
8000000
10000000
Sysmiss
Money Spent on Infrastructure
Money Spent on Infrastructure
Money Spent on Infrastructure
Money Spent on Infrastructure
Money Spent on Infrastructure
How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002?
Rehabilitation of school infrastructure
183
1
204000000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
60800
70000
72000
73000
74000
90000
100000
120000
137500
140001
150000
190000
199000
200000
210000
230000
250000
252000
300000
330000
350000
353000
360000
380000
430000
500000
516000
533325
555000
649000
700000
798000
800000
892000
1000000
1150000
1200000
1248251
1269000
1300000
1361000
1411000
1500000
1515000
1700000
2000000
2235000
2380600
2409000
2500000
3000000
3500000
3532500
4000000
4200000
5450000
5512400
6000000
6491000
7609000
8122000
9000000
9840000
10000000
11500000
15000000
29000000
39000000
79040910
87114000
140114125
204000000
Sysmiss
Money Spent on Extra-Curricular
Money Spent on Extra-Curricular
Money Spent on Extra-Curricular
Money Spent on Extra-Curricular
Money Spent on Extra-Curricular
How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002?
Sports, Music and Drama Activities
183
1
3500000
49500
50000
60000
72000
105000
110000
115000
130000
140000
150000
190000
195000
200000
225000
226000
235000
240000
250000
270000
275000
291000
300000
309000
310000
334000
345000
350000
350200
350750
365000
370000
371000
390000
400000
408000
410000
420000
440000
454000
465000
467000
500000
505000
507500
510000
515000
530000
539000
540000
550000
552000
555900
557150
589000
600000
609000
620000
622000
630000
640000
660000
670000
684000
700000
704000
710000
750000
770000
790000
800000
801000
809000
812000
855860
877000
890500
895200
900000
960000
970000
1000000
1025000
1081550
1100000
1105000
1140000
1200000
1300000
1330000
1357000
1472500
1500000
2100000
2390000
2568000
2600000
2723000
3055000
3500000
Sysmiss
Money Spent on Utilities
Money Spent on Utilities
Money Spent on Utilities
Money Spent on Utilities
Money Spent on Utilities
How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002?
Utilities (electricity, phone, water)
183
1
16530000
533
5000
25000
43200
60000
81000
100000
150000
170000
200000
230000
300000
345000
360000
400000
500000
522000
550000
560000
600000
662000
793000
800000
905000
978000
1128000
1500000
1600000
1655000
1735000
1870000
1900000
1968000
2000000
2015000
4300000
5000000
6250000
7000000
16530000
Sysmiss
Money Spent on Teacher_Pay
Money Spent on Teacher_Pay
Money Spent on Teacher_Pay
Money Spent on Teacher_Pay
Money Spent on Teacher_Pay
How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002?
Supplementing Teacher's pay
183
1
61000000
99
5000
10000
10500
20000
25000
30000
37500
40000
50000
70000
80000
100000
109000
120000
130000
150000
200000
240000
341000
400000
450000
480000
500000
600000
800000
840000
1040000
1925900
2025000
2090000
3380000
3600000
4738000
10964000
17000000
18000000
61000000
Sysmiss
Money Spent on Other
Money Spent on Other
Money Spent on Other
Money Spent on Other
Money Spent on Other
How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002?
Other
183
1
73500000
99
3300
15000
16000
30000
31500
45000
70000
98000
100000
105000
135000
150000
180000
183000
200000
213500
220000
240000
250000
292600
300000
340000
350000
387500
392400
400000
420000
430000
430170
478000
484000
495000
500000
600000
611000
630000
631700
663900
700000
795000
800000
810000
825000
900000
1020000
1160000
1200000
1266000
1400000
1420000
1443000
1500000
1700000
1885000
2000000
2400000
2468900
2600000
2825000
3336800
3800500
3855000
4320000
7000000
8129000
10000000
10743000
21855500
25000000
73500000
Sysmiss
Primary source of spending on Textbooks
Primary source of spending on Textbooks
Primary source of spending on Textbooks
Primary source of spending on Textbooks
Primary source of spending on Textbooks
What was the primary source of this money?
Textbooks
86
98
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Primary source of spending on Chalk
Primary source of spending on Chalk
Primary source of spending on Chalk
Primary source of spending on Chalk
Primary source of spending on Chalk
What was the primary source of this money?
Chalk & other educational materials
161
23
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Primary source of spending on Infrastructure
Primary source of spending on Infrastructure
Primary source of spending on Infrastructure
Primary source of spending on Infrastructure
Primary source of spending on Infrastructure
What was the primary source of this money?
Rehabilitation of school infrastructure
87
97
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
What was the primary source of this money?
Sports, Music and Drama Activities
144
40
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Primary source of spending on Utilities
Primary source of spending on Utilities
Primary source of spending on Utilities
Primary source of spending on Utilities
Primary source of spending on Utilities
What was the primary source of this money?
Utilities (electricity, phone, water)
54
130
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
What was the primary source of this money?
Supplementing Teacher's pay
45
139
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Primary source of spending on Other
Primary source of spending on Other
Primary source of spending on Other
Primary source of spending on Other
Primary source of spending on Other
What was the primary source of this money?
Other
87
97
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Secondary source of spending on Textbooks
Secondary source of spending on Textbooks
Secondary source of spending on Textbooks
Secondary source of spending on Textbooks
Secondary source of spending on Textbooks
What was the secondary source of this money?
Textbooks
18
166
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Secondary source of spending on Chalk
Secondary source of spending on Chalk
Secondary source of spending on Chalk
Secondary source of spending on Chalk
Secondary source of spending on Chalk
What was the secondary source of this money?
Chalk & other educational materials
40
144
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure
Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure
Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure
Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure
Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure
What was the secondary source of this money?
Rehabilitation of school infrastructure
21
163
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular
What was the secondary source of this money?
Sports, Music and Drama Activities
31
153
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Secondary source of spending on Utilities
Secondary source of spending on Utilities
Secondary source of spending on Utilities
Secondary source of spending on Utilities
Secondary source of spending on Utilities
What was the secondary source of this money?
Utilities (electricity, phone, water)
12
172
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay
What was the secondary source of this money?
Supplementing Teacher's pay
7
177
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Secondary source of spending on Other
Secondary source of spending on Other
Secondary source of spending on Other
Secondary source of spending on Other
Secondary source of spending on Other
What was the secondary source of this money?
Other
16
168
1
BESSIP
2
PTA
3
GRZ
4
ZAMSIF
5
Chruch/NGO
6
Donors
7
Others
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient
Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient
Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient
Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient
Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient
Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs?
Textbooks
88
96
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient
Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient
Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient
Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient
Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient
Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs?
Chalk & other educational materials
158
26
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient
Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient
Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient
Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient
Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient
Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs?
Rehabilitation of school infrastructure
94
90
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient
Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient
Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient
Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient
Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient
Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs?
Sports, Music and Drama Activities
143
41
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient
Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient
Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient
Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient
Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient
Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs?
Utilities (electricity, phone, water)
60
124
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient
Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient
Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient
Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient
Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient
Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs?
Supplementing Teacher's pay
51
133
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Was expenditure on Other sufficient
Was expenditure on Other sufficient
Was expenditure on Other sufficient
Was expenditure on Other sufficient
Was expenditure on Other sufficient
Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs?
Other
88
96
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Main problem: first
Main problem: first
Main problem: first
Main problem: first
Main problem: first
Please list the three main problems affecting the delivery of education in this school.
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Absenteeism of pupils.
Accommodation for staff
Books are not delivere in time and are not adequate
Classroom blocks
Classrooms and officers lick during the rainy season hence it becomes difficult
Critical Shortage of teachers
Critical Shortage of teachers accommodation (No houses)
Critical shortage of teachers
DEO has no big vehicle for delivery of material to several schools
Dellays in receiving education materials
Distance form the DEO's Office
Distance from the headquartrs (Lusaka)
Double class allowance is not paid
During rainy season there is absenteeism due to farming and flooding
Eratic water supply
Fewer infrastructure and teachers
Financial problems due to the introduction of free education
Financial resources are limited leading to lack of learning materials
Government grant is far too little
Human Resources (Teacher)
Hunger and lack coming of pupils
Inadequate Funding
Inadequate classrooms and staff infrastructure
Inadequate dunding
Inadequate funding
Inadequate funding from the government
Inadequate learning and teaching materials
Inadequate of teachers
Inadequate teachers accommodation
Inadequate teaching and learning materials
Inadeuqate accommodation for teachers, the ones available are in a very poor sta
Indequate infrastructure e.g clasrooms, teachers houses and toilets
Insufficient Funding
Insufficient and poor teachers houses
Insufficient education material for bothe teachers and pupils
Insufficient educational materials
Insufficient funding
Insufficient funds to meet day to day running expenses
Insufficient learning and teaching materials, not enough funds for proper runing
Insufficient number of classrooms
Insufficient teachers
Insufficient teachig and learning materials
Insufficient teaching and learning aids
Insufficient teaching and learning materials, limited seating capacity
Insufficient text books
Insufficient text books and desks
Lac of adequate financial resources
Lack of Finances
Lack of Staff accommodation
Lack of accommodation for teachers
Lack of accommodation leadign to understaffing
Lack of adequate funds from the Government
Lack of adequate teaching and learning materials
Lack of adequate teaching materials
Lack of classroom accommodation
Lack of classroom accommodation and office furniture
Lack of classroom and staff accommodation
Lack of desks and office furniture
Lack of educational materials and desks
Lack of funds . Even if funds were available it was impossible to fulfil promise
Lack of funds to run school programs
Lack of learning materials
Lack of school pupil requisites
Lack of staff accommodation
Lack of sufficient financies
Lack of support from the government (teaching resources)
Lack of teachers to effectively deliver the serivces
Lack of teachers' accommodation
Lack of teaching and learning materials
Lack of teaching ans learning materials
Lack of teaching ans learning materials such as books
Lack of teaching materials
Lack of teaching staff
Lack of teahcing material, hence affecting the teaching process
Lack of transport
Lack of water supply and transport
Lack supply of books from Headquarters to the DEO's office
Late delivery of mail to the school
Learning and teaching material
Low salaries and poor conditions of service
Materials are not delivered as promised by Government to supply schools
Negative attitude by the community and no accommodation for teachers
No permanent stractures e.g classrooms, teachers houses
No electricity or Solar power to enable teachers prepare for next days work
No enough teachers since those employed by PTA are no more
No enough classrooms
No motivation for teachers because of delayed salaries
No reliable transport to use for delivery of educational materials
No staff accommodation, classrooms and other buildings
No support from Government since it’s a private school
No teachers accommodation
No teachers at all
No teaching and learning materials e.g textbooks, pupils booksetc
No teaching materials in the school
No toilets
No transport
Non availability of text and pupils books
Not enough teachers
Not having money, teaching and learning materials
Over enrollment due to government policy of 7 years free educatuib.
Parents are too poor to support their children
Parents don’t put effort to their pupils education
Poor conditions of service, no morale
Poor Staffing
Poor attendance of pupils at school and water problem
Poor conditions of service for teachers, hence frustrated
Poor educational materials and school is far away from DEO's office
Poor funding from the Central Governent
Poor funding hence lack of school teaching material
Poor infrastructure
Poor learning environment (classrooms and desks)
Poor management
Poor staffing and late delivery ofn teaching materials
Poor staffing and teaching materials
Poverty and Mulnutrition in most families
Pupils absenteeism
Pupils mostly come late for school
School requisites are not available in newly opened Basic Schools
School staffing is insufficient
Shortage of staff
Shortage of accommodation at the school, teachers are forced to walk long distan
Shortage of accommodation for teachers
Shortage of classroome and educational materials
Shortage of classrooms
Shortage of permanent teachers and need new classroom block 1x3 block
Shortage of staff
Shortage of staff and accommodation
Shortage of staff houses which has led to inadequate teachers
Shortage of teachers
Shortage teachers
Shortages of staff in the school
Silapidated infrastructure since the buildings were built in the eare 1940s no m
Staff shortfall
Teachers accommodation
Teachers are not adequate compared to the number of classes at the school
Teachers' accommodation is inadequate
Text books are not enough
The Socio/Economic factors I.e orphans due to AIDs, Finances, Water
The delay in receiving the grant makes the start of school very difficult
The road ia impassable hence making it impossible for the school to obtain educa
The school had only two teachers (headteacher inclusive) making it impossible to
The school has 16 classes against 4 classrooms this has created a problem in org
The school has grown bigger but the source of water is poor
The school has not been rehabilitated ever since it was built, parents prefer to
The school is lacking teaching staff
The school is understaffed, all the toilets are not functionning
The school is very understaffed
The shortage of text books
Too many changes in cirriculum cet up within a short period of time
Too many problems amongst teachers and pupils, ei.g illnesses, attending funeral
Transport
Transport - lack of funds and breakdown
Transport costs of delivering materials
Transport problem from the District Centre
Type of materials are too advanced for the pupils om the rural areas. There is
Under staffed
Under staffed - there is a generla alck of teachers
Under staffing
Under staffing a the moment there are only two teachers
Understaffed due to lack of accommodation
Vandalism
Water and Sanitation
We do not have enough teachers houses
We do not have enough teachers, hand books and textbooks for pupils
We need at least three female teachers as role models
lack of desks
lack of educational materials
lack of furniture for pupils and not enough text books and learning mateirals
lack of material support by parents because majority of parents are non workers
lack of teaching material
lack of teaching material in the upper basic
lack of teaching materials and the learning environment in some classes is not c
Main problem: second
Main problem: second
Main problem: second
Main problem: second
Main problem: second
Please list the three main problems affecting the delivery of education in this school.
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A bank is needed in the district, teachers have to walk long distances to the ba
A big number of pupils are orphans who live with aged guidanians who can't affor
Absence of teachers due to illnesses and unknown reasons
Accommodation for teachers has resulted in the shortage of teachers
BESSIP finding is not enough to meet requirement for the school
Bad road
Children come from distant places hence they tend to give up especially girls
Classroom blocks not enough
Communication
Communication breakdown between the offices and the school
Community have negative attitude towards education
Delapidated infrastructure
Demand for school places is very high. Forced to over enroll
Desks are not sufficient
Desks/furniture
Dilapidated infrastructure
Distance from School (transport)
Early marriages is a big problem, government should make some laws to discourage
Economic hardship within the local commuity
Education Materials
Enrollement of is low
Few teachers due to AIDs pandemic and accommodation problems
Fewer teachers
Financial constraints
Financial problems
Financial resources
Frequent transfers of teachers
Good furniture and maintenance no money to maintane th buildings
Government grant is far too little to run the school
High death rates
Inability by parents to meet educational needs of their children due to high lev
Inadequate accommodation
Inadequate allowances to bust morale
Inadequate classrooms and staff houses
Inadequate desks, chairs and tables
Inadequate educational materials and No laboratory for grades 8 and 9
Inadequate funds for school requirements to curter for the increase popualtion o
Inadequate furniture at school
Inadequate learning/teaching materials
Inadequate pupils desks and teachers chairs and tables
Inadequate staff
Inadequate supply of teaching and learning materials
Inadequate teaching and learning materials
Inadequate teahing and learning mateirals
Income base is very limited, unable to buy school requisites, servicing of water
Indequate education materials
Infrastructure (not enough)
Infrastructure is poor, there are no desks no soft boards
Insufficient financial assistance from the Ministry of Education
Insufficient classrooms
Insufficient funds for capacity building programmes (training)
Insufficient funds for rehabilitation, construction and transport
Insufficient infrastructure
Insufficient man Power teaching staff
Insufficient teaching aids
Insufficient teaching and reading material especially for grade 7,6,and 5
Insuffienceint teaching materials
Introduction of free education has brought a lot of problems for the school as i
Lack of educational materials, such as teaching aids and text bokks
Lack of Security Guards
Lack of accommodation for teachers
Lack of accommodation, wall fence, the school is neare three tarvens
Lack of allowances for teachers at all levels, accommodation and financial and m
Lack of district inspector for the district
Lack of educatio materials
Lack of educational material due to communication
Lack of educational materials
Lack of educational materials such as text books and desks
Lack of food, Most pupils come from poor families, they can not afford three mea
Lack of infrastructure like classes
Lack of money to develop the school
Lack of moral support from the communitynandmotivation of teahcing staff from th
Lack of teachers accommodation and solar power
Lack of teachers e.g I have six classes without teachers
Lack of teachers to meet the number of classes
Lack of teaching and learning materials
Lack of teaching materials
Lack of teahers houses
Lack of technical staff
Lack of text books
Lack of trained staff for senor classes
Lack of visual and audio aids
Lakc of accommodation and no renumeration is paid e.g travel leave benefits, sal
Limited financial resources
Limited staff accommodation
Litle allocation of funds to the DEO's office to facilitate delivery of educatio
Low salaries for teachers and no incentives
Materials sent do not reach schools e.g desks making pupils sit on the floor wh
Money receieved from Government and PTA is not enough to meet school demands
Most pulpils lack concentration In class because of hunger and health problems b
Most pupils have become bread winners in their families e.g they go selling ite
Most pupils have to walk a long wy to come to school
Motivating treachers threough incentives
Negative atitude towards education by some parents
Negative attitude by both parents and pupils
No Propsoer school infrastructure
No accommodation hence shortage of teachers
No better source of water
No enough educational materials like teahing and learning aids in general
No equipment for Home Economics and Industrial Arts
No laboratory in the school which could be used by the upper basic
No library for research work or reading
No materials (Teacher's guide for certain subjects)
No nearby and safe water source
No proper infrastructure
No proper school infrastructure
No secondary school nearby making it difficult for students after grade seven
No security in the school, making it easy for theives to pounce any time
No staffng
No storeroom
No teaching and learning materials
No teaching materials
No water , the only bore hole broke down
Non delivery of texbooks
Non payment of allowances to teachers which leads to teachers being less motivat
PEO's office takes too lonmg to send material to school through the DEOs office
Parents are poor
Parents in the community have negative attitudes towards education because he ma
Parrents too illeterate to encourage their children
Political appeasement on cost sharing
Poor Road
Poor accommodation
Poor accommodation for membere of staff
Poor co-operation with the community
Poor conditions of service
Poor conditions of service hence no mortivation
Poor funding and lack of eduationa materials for upper grades
Poor infrastructure and inadequate houses for teachers
Poor infrastructure due to lack of repairs and long distance to the DEO's offic
Poor infrastructure in the school leading to health problems, with very little m
Poor sanitation
Poor staffing
Poor state of classroom
Povert is afectign the delivery of education due to massive dropout and absentie
Poverty and social problems have made people tp lose interest in education
Problems of furniture, HE Tools and Industrial Arts Tools
Pupils are enrolled when they are already too old
Releasing of funds are delayed (BESSIP)
School Furniture
School is understaffed with only two teachers for two years
Serious shortage of rooms, desks, qalified manpower to handle the Basic classes
Shortage of accommodation for teachers
Shortage of classroom accommodation
Shortage of classroom blocks
Shortage of classrooms since some of the rooms are condenmed to be used by the p
Shortage of furniture (Desks, tables and chairs
Shortage of staff
Shortage of teachers
Shortage of teachers' houses
Special education unit is equally big
Staff probem
Teacher are asked to pay at workshoped which are funded by donors. Someties we
Teacher parent communication poor
Teachers are frustrated no accommodation
Teachers get very little money
Teaching and learning materials not enough
The insufficient fundig doesn’t meet the required school requisities
The road to this school becomes impassable during the rainy season. Sometimes p
The school is too open, it can easily be vandalised by passas bye
The teaching materials especially text books are not enough
There is no adequate funding to cater for exam materials and the numerous sport
Transport Problems
Transport from the school to the DEO's office has a great effect on the delivery
Transport to Isoka when collecting salaries
Udestaffing
Under staffing
Understaffing and lack of teachers and pupils accommodation
Unmotivated teaching staff, with so many problems e.g lack of accommodation , un
Very little support is rendered to the school by the Ministry, communityn and w
We don’t have enough teacherss
We face communication problems
inadequate teaching and learning materials
lack of furniture for bothe pupils and teachers
lack of teaching materials, especially R.E and Social Studies
material ordered not in stock
o elactricity for easy preparation of work at night
pupils absteeism resulting from poverty
Main problem: third
Main problem: third
Main problem: third
Main problem: third
Main problem: third
Please list the three main problems affecting the delivery of education in this school.
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Adverse economic conditions and depreciation of the kwacha has reduced donor ca
Beuracracy (Red Tape
Burglary
Classrooms need rehabilitation
Cost of material is high and the money received is not enough
Critical shortage of teachers accommodation
Dilapidated classrooms
Distance
Donor should supervise their projects directly if the standard in the country ar
During second term of every year boys tend to go fishing in the various camps he
Early marriages in ace sof girl child, girl get married at the ages of 12 and 13
Education materials and poor infrastructure
Equipment - Science kit, sports kit
Few classrooms
Few teachers
Grant of 3 million not enough, we need about 10 million
High poverty levels among the community
Ignorance (Parents do not encourage and assist children in school work and atten
Inadequate accommodation cupled with poor maintenance
Inadequate accomodation
Inadequate desks and staff
Inadequate infrastructure
Inadequate infrastructure, no lab, no H.E, No Industrial arts
Inadequate staff
Inadequate staff and poor teachers accommodation
Inadequate teaching and learning materials
Inadequate teaching materials
Infrastructure of the school is not pleasing
Insufficient classrooms - we have only 5 classrooms instead of 9
Insufficient desks for the pupils
Insufficient learning nad teaching materials
Insufficient teaching ans learning materialls
Insufficient teaching materials
Insufficinet teaching and learning materials
L;ack of Staffroom and transport
Lack of teachers' accommodation
Lack of accommodation
Lack of accommodation and the school is very far and ther is no ready transport
Lack of accommodation fotr staff
Lack of acommodation
Lack of classroom accommodatrion for laboratoeis, classroooms, home economics, s
Lack of classroomss
Lack of educational and teaching materials and transport to and from Mpongwe
Lack of electricity in school and teacher's houses
Lack of equipment in practical subjects like Home Economics
Lack of land for practical lessons e.g agriculture science and production unit
Lack of motivation for members of staff
Lack of motivation to teachers due to low salary and late payments
Lack of power (Electricity/Solar)
Lack of reliable transport to and from DEO's offices
Lack of role models frm community surrounding the school
Lack of stationery machines such as typewriter, photocopier machines and compute
Lack of storage facilities
Lack of teacher motivatiopn by the Ministry of education
Lack of teachers, poor infrastructure, lack of learing materials really affects
Lack of teaches accommodation the school only has 11 houses against 32 teachers
Lack of teaching and learning materials
Lack of teaching materials
Lack of teaching materials e.g text books especially at secondary section
Lack of teaching materisls e.g manilla papers, filter pens and text books affect
Lack of transport by the Ministry of Education must be ruled out, lack of text b
Lack of water due to old blolcked pipes
Lack school transport
Lacl of teacher due to indequate accommodation
Lakc of classroom accommodation
Lakc of electricity
Less infrastructure e.g. classrooms, leading to overcrowding in classes
Less materials
Loans, funeral grants, poor state of classrooms
Low academic performance due to long walking distances and hunger
Low morale among teachers because of poor salaries and no housing allowance
Low teacher's slaalries
More orphans who as unable to pay PTA funds
Most parents do not encourage their children to come to school thus, their child
Most pupils have negative attitude towards school, as a result most pupils don'
Negative attitude by the community towards eduatio ladig to a lot of dropouts
Negative attitude of the community towards teachers as they look at them as pove
Negative community participation in developmental projects, No toilets, eratic
No Electricity
No adequate furniture, teachers houses classrooms
No electricity
No enough desks
No facilities for teaching science and other practical subjects
No incentives for teachers as they teach more than they are supposed to
No infrastructure
No laboratory or industrial art rooms
No library facilities, therefore children in the school are not exposed to readi
No sports equipment
No teaching materials e.g text books
No transport or road network
No transport, the school is far away for collection of materials from DEOs offic
No water and electricity at the school
Non availabil;ity of learning and teachin aids
Non availabilit of teaching materials in schools
None payment of PTA fees
Not enough books/desks for the pupils
Over enrollement making it difficult for teachers
Over enrollment
Parent teachers relationships is not all that good.
Parents need their pupils to get motivated at early stage
Paying of general workers employed by the PTA
Poor accommodation
Poor condition of service and meagre salaries for teachers
Poor conditions of service for teachers
Poor infrastructure
Poor infrastructure (buildings)
Poor infrastructure (very poor)
Poor infrastructure need renovation
Poor infrastrusture, No library, science laboratory, home economics classroom
Poor sanitation, delapidated building and desks not conducive to learning
Poor state of building (infrastructure)
Poverty and orphanage is a big problem in the area
Pupils absenteeism
Pupils who live in far away places do not come to school every day
Salaries are just too low and late payments demoralises the teachers
School has no furniture
School is also facing financial problems
School needs to be rehabilitated and upgraded to basic school
School textbooks
Scrapping of PTA funds has brought a lot of problems since it used to supplement
Short supply of teaching and learnng materials
Shortage of VIP latrines
Shortage of materials
Shortage of school buildings and transport problem
Shortage of staff houses and power
Shortage of staff leading to higher work loads for teachers because of shortage
Shortage of teachers
Shortage of teachers and teachers accommodation
Shortage of teaching and learning materials
Shortage of text books
Social Problems (parents are being paid)
Special rooms limited I.e for optionals
Staffing is a problem, there are only two teachers against 7 classes
Staffing, currently terchers over strech resulting in pupils not getting enough
Teacher motivation factor
Teachers accommodation
Teachers are poorly paid hence not mortivated
Teachers long illnesses
Teaching and l;earning materials are not enough
Teaching of children is still a problems because of not having enough text book
The comminity has a lot of apathy in community participation
The community is poverty striken hence pupils do not attend lessons regularly, t
The desks are not enough to cater for all the pupils
The genral approach to education by most pupils leaves much to be desired becaus
The re-introduction of free education has bropught a lot of suffering because th
The school has no enough funds for operational purposes
The school lacks financial support, especially after the introduction of free ed
The sharig of school material and grants are not done according to size of schoo
The shortage of staff and shortage of furniture and communication (e.g phones)
There is a shortage of staff accommodation ther is no borehole at school. Teach
Too many female teachers who are not regular in attendance
Transport (vehicle) to be used for collecting teaching and learning materials
Transport for teachers
Transport problems which leads to the school; not getting materials on time
Understaffing
Vandalism
Very few class rooms
Very few desks to carter for all grades
Very poor infrastructure/buildings
Water situation is eratic
Water source is realy a problem as the school does not have its own source
We don’t have enough learning and teaching materials
Work in the farms is disturbing the education of pupils
community is not very coorperative
finances are not enough to run the school
funds
inadequate accommodation for member sof staff, which discourages teachers to com
inadequate teaching and learning materials
lack f science laboratory
lack of adeqaute sanitation
lack of skilled manpower
low marale among teachers
school infrastructure is very poor and no teachers houses
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
2233
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
2233
Unique Teacher ID
Unique Teacher ID
Unique Teacher ID
Unique Teacher ID
Unique Teacher ID
2233
teacher gender
teacher gender
teacher gender
teacher gender
teacher gender
Gender
2207
26
1
Male
2
Female
11
.R
Grades Taught 2002: 1
Grades Taught 2002: 1
Grades Taught 2002: 1
Grades Taught 2002: 1
Grades Taught 2002: 1
Current grade(s) being taught
2153
80
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Grades Taught 2002: 2
Grades Taught 2002: 2
Grades Taught 2002: 2
Grades Taught 2002: 2
Grades Taught 2002: 2
Current grade(s) being taught
184
2049
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Grades Taught 2002: 3
Grades Taught 2002: 3
Grades Taught 2002: 3
Grades Taught 2002: 3
Grades Taught 2002: 3
Current grade(s) being taught
21
2212
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
Sysmiss
Grades Taught 2001: 1
Grades Taught 2001: 1
Grades Taught 2001: 1
Grades Taught 2001: 1
Grades Taught 2001: 1
Grade(s) taught during 2001
604
1629
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Grades Taught 2001: 2
Grades Taught 2001: 2
Grades Taught 2001: 2
Grades Taught 2001: 2
Grades Taught 2001: 2
Grade(s) taught during 2001
63
2170
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Sysmiss
Grades Taught 2001: 3
Grades Taught 2001: 3
Grades Taught 2001: 3
Grades Taught 2001: 3
Grades Taught 2001: 3
Grade(s) taught during 2001
15
2218
2
3
4
6
7
9
Sysmiss
Teacher Absent Today
Teacher Absent Today
Teacher Absent Today
Teacher Absent Today
Teacher Absent Today
Is this teacher absent from work today?
2141
92
1
Yes
2
No
11
.R
Teaching Time
Teaching Time
Teaching Time
Teaching Time
Teaching Time
2166
67
1
Morning Only
2
Afternoon Only
3
Morning and Afternoon
11
.R
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
183
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
What is your gender?
183
1
Male
2
Female
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
What is your age?
183
26
58
26
28
29
30
31
32
33
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
What is your place of birth?
Province
183
CENTRAL
COPPERBELT
EASTERN
LUAPULA
LUSAKA
NORTH-WESTERN
NORTHERN
SOUTHERN
WESTERN
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
What is your place of birth?
District
182
CENTRAL
CHADIZA
CHAMA
CHIENGI
CHINGOLA
CHINSALI
CHIPATA
CHOMA
CHONGWE
ISOKA
KABWE
KALABO
KALOMO
KAPUTA
KASAMA
KASEMPA
KATETE
KAWAMBWA
KITWE
LIVINGSTONE
LUANSHYA
LUFWANYAMA
LUNDAZI
LUSAKA
LUWINGU
MAMBWE
MANSA
MASAITI
MAZABUKA
MBALA
MONGU
MONZE
MPIKA
MPONGWE
MPOROKOSO
MUFULIRA
MUMBWA
MUNGWI
MWANSABOMBWE
MWEMSE
MWENSE
MWINILUNGA
NAKONDE
NAMWALA
NCHELENGE
NDOLA
NYIMBA
PETAUKE
SAMFYA
SENANGA
ZAMBEZI
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
What ethnic group do you belong to?
182
ALUR
BEMBA
BISA
CHEWA
CHEWE
ILA
KAONDE
KUNDA
LALA
LAMBA
LAMBYA
LIMA
LOZI
LUCHAZI
LUNDA
LUNGU
MAMBWE
NAMWANGA
NGONI
NGUMBO
NSENGA
SALA
SENGA
SWAKA
TABWA
TONGA
TUMBUKA
USHI
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Are you currently married?
If 1 skip to 7
183
1
Single
2
Married
3
Widowed
4
Separated/Divorced
10
Not Applicable
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
What is your spouse’s level of education?
165
18
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
How many children do you have living with you?
183
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
What type of housing do you live in?
IF (1,3,4,5) skip to 10
183
1
Own house
2
Accomodation provided by School
3
Accomodation provided by Community
4
Rented House/Appartment
5
Other
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
What kind of housing does the school provide for you?
112
71
1
Own Teacher's House
2
Shared housing with other teachers
3
Not living in teacher's housing
4
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
How long does it take for you to get to the school from home?
183
1
Less than 15 Minutes
2
15 Minutes to 30 Minutes
3
30 Minutes to 1 Hour
4
More than 1 Hour
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Does the community provide any land for your use?
183
1
Yes
2
No
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Sometimes we or our families are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any
time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency?
If 2skip to 16
183
1
Yes
2
No
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
How many working days off did you have to take off as a result?
60
123
1
26
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
14
20
21
26
101
.N
Sysmiss
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
What kind of emergency was it?
If 2,3,4 or 5 skip to 16
61
122
1
Own Illness
2
Illness of Others
3
School Emergency
4
Funeral
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
Type of Emergeency: Specified
What kind of emergency was it?
Other
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
If it was own illness, where were you treated for the illness?
14
169
1
Treatment at home/No Treatment
2
Local Health Centre
3
Health Center in Nearby Town
4
Health Centre Elsewhere
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Were you obliged to take time off during the {last month} as a result of any official
work (such as workshops)?
If 2 skip to Section II
183
1
Yes
2
No
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
How many working days did you take off as a result?
183
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
14
21
24
30
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
What kind of work was required?
112
71
1
Meeting
2
Workshop
3
File Request/Complaint
4
Obtain school/office provisions
5
Collecting Salary
6
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years
How many years were you a teacher before becoming a Head-teacher?
Years
183
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
30
33
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months
Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months
How many years were you a teacher before becoming a Head-teacher?
Months
183
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Last Post: Province
Where was your last post before coming here?
Province
183
99
CENTRAL
COPPERBELT
EASTERN
LUAPULA
LUSAKA
NORTH WESTERN
NORTH-WESTERN
NORTHERN
SOUTHERN
WESTERN
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Last Post: District
Where was your last post before coming here?
District
183
99
CHADIZA
CHAMA
CHILILABOMBWE
CHILUBI
CHINGOLA
CHINSALI
CHIPATA
CHOMA
ISOKA
KABWE
KAFUE
KALALUSHI
KALULUSHI
KAPUTA
KASAMA
KASEMPA
KATETE
KAWAMBWA
KITWE
LIVINGSTONE
LUANGWA
LUANSHYA
LUFWANYAMA
LUMPUMA
LUNDAZI
LUSAKA
LUWINGA
LUWINGU
MAMBWE
MASAITI
MAZABUKA
MBALA
MONGU
MPIKA
MPONGWE
MPOROKOSO
MPULUNGU
MUFULIRA
MUNGWI
NAKONDE
NDOLA
NYIMBA
PETAUKE
SAMFYA
SOLWEZI
Time Head: Years
Time Head: Years
Time Head: Years
Time Head: Years
Time Head: Years
How long have you been the head of the school?
Years
183
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
16
19
Time Head: Months
Time Head: Months
Time Head: Months
Time Head: Months
Time Head: Months
How long have you been the head of the school?
Months
183
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
What is the highest level of education you have attained?
183
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
How many years of preservice training have you had?
183
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your teacher training?
183
1
Yes
2
No
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training?
If 2 skip to 6
182
1
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training?
98
85
1
Advanced Primary Certificate
2
Primary Teacher's Degree
3
Secondary Teacher's Diploma
4
Secondary Teacher's Degree
5
Special Education Certificate
6
Student Trainee
7
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Have you had any Education management training?
If 2 skip to 8
183
1
Yes
2
No
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
When did you have this training?
103
80
1981
2002
1981
1983
1984
1990
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1
What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher?
179
4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
Sysmiss
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2
What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher?
173
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sysmiss
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3
What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher?
151
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4
What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher?
108
75
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5
Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5
What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher?
88
95
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
Sysmiss
Time Spent Teaching: Hours
Time Spent Teaching: Hours
Time Spent Teaching: Hours
Time Spent Teaching: Hours
Time Spent Teaching: Hours
How many hours do you teach {every day} on average?
183
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Time Spent Teaching: Minutes
Time Spent Teaching: Minutes
Time Spent Teaching: Minutes
Time Spent Teaching: Minutes
Time Spent Teaching: Minutes
How many hours do you teach {every day} on average?
183
55
10
12
15
20
30
32
33
40
45
55
Times taught
Times taught
Times taught
Times taught
Times taught
At what times of the day do you teach?
152
31
1
Morning Only
2
Afternoon Only
3
Morning and Afternoon Both
4
Don't Teach At All
Sysmiss
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
When was the last time you were visited by a standards officer?
147
36
1973
2002
1973
1976
1979
1982
1983
1984
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
How much is your {monthly} net salary as the head teacher of this school? (Give the
actual pay received.)
183
140822
2000000
140822
185000
191000
195000
199000
210000
219000
223000
223653
227000
228000
232000
232867
238000
239158
240000
247000
247460
249000
250000
251000
252000
252978
253000
255225
256000
257000
257243
258000
260000
261000
264000
268000
270000
273000
274000
276000
277000
280000
281427
282000
282200
284000
285000
289000
290000
290201
292000
293000
294467
295000
297000
297826
298000
299000
300000
302000
302335
303000
304000
306000
307000
308000
310000
310871
312000
315000
317000
318000
319000
320000
323000
324000
326000
328000
329000
330000
331800
333242
334000
341818
345000
350000
350732
351000
354000
356000
357395
360000
362275
364000
365000
368000
370000
374000
375000
386576
392428
395000
400000
411915
413095
416302
422000
435000
435706
440000
449515
450000
452000
455820
460000
481000
482000
491000
498000
500000
508000
550000
581862
585000
600000
616000
681391
714000
721000
2000000
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances?
APU/Open Class Allowance
If No Allowances skip to 6
183
1
Yes
2
No
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances?
Double Class Allowance
If No Allowances skip to 6
183
1
Yes
2
No
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances?
Housing Allowance
If No Allowances skip to 6
183
1
Yes
2
No
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances?
Hardship Allowance
If No Allowances skip to 6
183
1
Yes
2
No
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances?
Subsistence Allowance
If No Allowances skip to 6
183
1
Yes
2
No
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances?
Student Trainee Allowance
If No Allowances skip to 6
183
1
Yes
2
No
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances?
Other Allowance
If No Allowances skip to 6
183
1
Yes
2
No
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
APU/Open Class Allowance
15
168
10000
400000
10000
12000
36000
50000
60000
66000
70000
80000
100000
170000
190000
200000
300000
400000
Sysmiss
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Double Class Allowance
10
173
15000
70000
15000
20000
24000
46000
48000
49000
56000
60000
68363
70000
Sysmiss
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Housing Allowance
183
Sysmiss
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Hardship Allowance
107
76
200000
18000
20000
36000
38000
38855
40000
45000
45899
45900
46000
47000
47022
48000
48412
48435
48600
49000
49643
49946
50000
50420
50421
50777
51000
51132
51400
52000
54000
56000
57000
58000
80000
90000
92000
98000
120000
140000
166000
200000
Sysmiss
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Subsistence Allowance
4
179
80000
100000
80000
95000
100000
Sysmiss
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Student Trainee Allowance
183
Sysmiss
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Other Allowance
50
133
6000
148000
6000
6762
7581
14000
20000
21000
24000
36000
38855
39000
40000
42000
43000
45000
47000
47200
48000
48412
49000
49643
49946
50000
50421
50777
51000
51132
56000
57500
60000
70000
75056
116000
130000
139000
145000
148000
Sysmiss
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
APU/Open Class Allowance
15
168
400000
10000
36000
37000
50000
60000
66000
70000
100000
170000
190000
200000
300000
400000
Sysmiss
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Double Class Allowance
11
172
Sysmiss
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Housing Allowance
183
Sysmiss
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Hardship Allowance
107
76
200000
18000
20000
23000
36000
38000
38855
40000
45000
45899
45900
46000
47000
47022
48000
48412
48435
48600
49000
49643
49946
50000
50420
50421
50777
51000
51132
51400
52000
54000
57000
58000
80000
90000
92000
120000
140000
200000
Sysmiss
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Subsistence Allowance
5
178
95000
95000
Sysmiss
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Student Trainee Allowance
183
Sysmiss
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Other Allowance
50
133
145000
6000
6762
7581
14000
20000
36000
38855
39000
40000
42000
43000
47000
47200
48000
48412
49000
49643
49946
50000
50421
50777
51000
57500
60000
116000
130000
139000
145000
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Salary
183
12000000
1
2
4
6
7
12
18
24
30
36
42
48
51
72
93
120
12000000
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
APU/Open Class Allowance
180
3
72
2
3
72
101
.R
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Double Class Allowance
172
11
84
3
11
12
18
24
45
60
84
101
.R
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Housing Allowance
182
1
11
.R
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Hardship Allowance
176
7
120
1
7
9
11
12
19
22
24
31
48
98
120
1001
.R
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Subsistence Allowance
180
3
36
4
6
10
36
101
.R
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Student Trainee Allowance
183
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Other Allowance
172
11
108
1
6
11
12
24
36
48
58
60
72
84
85
108
1001
.R
Sysmiss
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding?
Leave Benefit
178
5
5000000
25000
80000
100000
120000
200000
250000
271000
300000
400000
410000
514000
600000
1000000
1200000
1500000
1800000
2000000
2200000
2300000
2400000
2500000
2600000
3000000
5000000
Sysmiss
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding?
Transfer Benefit
180
3
3000000
16000
50000
60000
75000
120000
170000
180000
200000
217958
300000
350000
400000
500000
550000
600000
640000
900000
1248650
1500000
2200000
3000000
Sysmiss
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding?
Other Benefits
181
2
3700000
80000
150000
160000
200000
250000
300000
336000
400000
480000
500000
673000
700000
720000
1000000
1100000
1500000
1800000
3000000
3364800
3700000
Sysmiss
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From agriculture
If 2 skip to Section IV
183
1
Yes
2
No
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From other wage employment
If 2 skip to Section IV
183
1
Yes
2
No
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From teaching outside hours
If 2 skip to Section IV
183
1
Yes
2
No
Income from business
Income from business
Income from business
Income from business
Income from business
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From business
If 2 skip to Section IV
183
1
Yes
2
No
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From any other sources
If 2 skip to Section IV
183
1
2
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
As a percentage of your salary as a headteacher, how much extra does these other sources of income give you?
77
106
1
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
11
.N
Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken
Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken
Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken
Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken
Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken
What action did you take the last time a teacher was absent for an extended period without official clearance?
171
12
1
Not Applicable/No Response
2
None
3
Warned Teacher
4
Referred matter to DEO
5
Asked Teacher to be suspended/transferred
6
Respondent not Head-teacher
7
Other
Sysmiss
Teachers Left School
Teachers Left School
Teachers Left School
Teachers Left School
Teachers Left School
Have any teachers left the school in the last year?
If 2 skip to 4
178
5
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1
What were the main reasons for teachers leaving the school?
129
54
1
Voluntary Transfer
2
Promoted
3
Married
4
Transferred at Request of Head-Teacher
5
Other Transfer
6
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2
Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2
What were the main reasons for teachers leaving the school?
60
123
1
Voluntary Transfer
2
Promoted
3
Married
4
Transferred at Request of Head-Teacher
5
Other Transfer
6
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Number of Teachers who have died
Number of Teachers who have died
Number of Teachers who have died
Number of Teachers who have died
Number of Teachers who have died
How many teachers passed away in the last year?
183
1
2
3
4
5
Do pupils attend regularly
Do pupils attend regularly
Do pupils attend regularly
Do pupils attend regularly
Do pupils attend regularly
Would you say that pupils attend classes regularly?
183
1
Yes
2
No
3
Seasonal
Do boys attend regularly
Do boys attend regularly
Do boys attend regularly
Do boys attend regularly
Do boys attend regularly
How would you characterize the attendance of boys over the course of the year?
181
2
1
Very High
2
High
3
Moderate
4
Intermediate
5
Moderate
6
Low
Sysmiss
Do girls attend regularly
Do girls attend regularly
Do girls attend regularly
Do girls attend regularly
Do girls attend regularly
How would you characterize the attendance of girls over the course of the year?
183
1
Very High
2
High
3
Moderate
4
Intermediate
5
Moderate
6
Low
Times of Low Attendance during year
Times of Low Attendance during year
Times of Low Attendance during year
Times of Low Attendance during year
Times of Low Attendance during year
Are there particular times of the year when attendance is low?
182
1
1
No
2
Yes, rainy season
3
Yes, harvest season
4
Yes, planting season
5
Yes, cold season
6
Other
Sysmiss
Times of Low Attendance: Specific
Times of Low Attendance: Specific
Times of Low Attendance: Specific
Times of Low Attendance: Specific
Times of Low Attendance: Specific
Are there particular times of the year when attendance is low?
Other
12
5
99
During February due to hunger
Opening time
Towards exam time
When paying fees periods
When teachers are not available
salt making period
Any students suspended for absenteeism
Any students suspended for absenteeism
Any students suspended for absenteeism
Any students suspended for absenteeism
Any students suspended for absenteeism
Have you suspended any students for absenteeism in the last term?
182
1
1
2
Sysmiss
Reasons for low attendance among boys: First
Reasons for low attendance among boys: First
Reasons for low attendance among boys: First
Reasons for low attendance among boys: First
Reasons for low attendance among boys: First
What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly?
179
4
1
Needed: Siblings
2
Needed:Chores
3
Needed: Parents
4
Own Illness
5
Lack of Food
6
No Company
7
Needed:Water/Firewood
8
Other
Sysmiss
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second
What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly?
103
80
1
Needed: Siblings
2
Needed:Chores
3
Needed: Parents
4
Own Illness
5
Lack of Food
6
No Company
7
Needed:Water/Firewood
8
Other
Sysmiss
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third
What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly?
40
143
1
Needed: Siblings
2
Needed:Chores
3
Needed: Parents
4
Own Illness
5
Lack of Food
6
No Company
7
Needed:Water/Firewood
8
Other
Sysmiss
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly?
122
Attitude of parents towards education is negative
Bad company, financial problems in their homes
Beer drinking,dagga smoking
Boys are mostly too playful
Boys are playful, financial constraints
Business, poverty
Culture of education is negative.
Distance to school is long
Distractions in town
Don t appreciate education.
Early marriages
Economic reasons (finances)
Entertainment
Farming, charcoal burning
Fearing bullies
Fees
Financial problems
Fishing
Go out to do piecework to raise money to pay fees.
Guardians cannot afford to support them.
Home-related issues
Hunting for birds
Labour in the market piecework
Lack of encouragement
Lack of financial support ,no books ,pencils
Lack of financial support, lack of financial suppo
Lack of material
Lack of requirements for school.
Laziness
Laziness and ignorance
Laziness, initiation
Live very far.
Long distance
Need to help parents sell commodities
Negligence
No encouragement from parents
No financial support
No funding
No money
Non payment of fees
PLAYING
Parents do not encourage children
Playful, watching videos
Playing
Playing, piecework
Poverty
River flooding
School for girls
Selling, vending
Sent on business erands
Sent to sell things
Some parents see no reason to send their children
They go looking for learning materials
Watching video games
Work to earn money for home
business
distance and cold,lack of funds.
early marriages
engage in business to raise money
entertainment
entertainment and lack of money
finances
financial problems
fishing
fishing and hunting
fishing and marketing
fishing and mat making
floods
funerals
go fishing,no clothes
go into fish business
go to sell goods
hunting
join nyau dances
lack of finances
lack of financial support
lack of interest
lack of motivation from parents
laziness
marriage
marrige
negative attitude towards education.
no money,peer pressure
parents do not value education
parents do not value education.
planting season
playful
playfull
poverty
poverty,lack of school necessities
pupils attend classes regularly
reedmaking,fishing
taken to fishing camps by parents
to playful
too playful
vending
video shows
watching the train and catching caterpillars
would rather go fishing and hunting.
Reasons for low attendance among girls: First
Reasons for low attendance among girls: First
Reasons for low attendance among girls: First
Reasons for low attendance among girls: First
Reasons for low attendance among girls: First
What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly?
180
3
1
Needed: Siblings
2
Needed:Chores
3
Needed: Parents
4
Own Illness
5
Lack of Food
6
No Company
7
Menstruation
8
Other
Sysmiss
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second
What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly?
127
56
1
Needed: Siblings
2
Needed:Chores
3
Needed: Parents
4
Own Illness
5
Lack of Food
6
No Company
7
Menstruation
8
Other
Sysmiss
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third
Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third
What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly?
54
129
1
Needed: Siblings
2
Needed:Chores
3
Needed: Parents
4
Own Illness
5
Lack of Food
6
No Company
7
Menstruation
8
Other
Sysmiss
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified
What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly?
97
Bad company, financial problems, no parental care
Being sent to sell
Big girls like going out with men.
Culture does not favour girl education.
Culture does support girl education.
Culture in the area does not favour girl education
Distractions in town
Early marriage
Early marriages
Early marriages,Lack of financial support
Financial constraints, long distances from home
Home-related issues
Initiation ceremonies
Lack of interest
Lack of interest in school
Lack of seriousness.
Laziness
Laziness and distance to school too far.
Long distance to and from school.
No funding,distance.
Non payment of fees
Not just interested in school
Parental encouragement is lacking
Parents do not encourage children to go to school.
Playful
Poverty
Pregnancies
Pregnancy
Pregnancy,early marriages
River flooding
Some get married
Some girls are engaged into small businesses
They go to play
Too playful,poverty
Use them in business
When river floods cannot cross.
catching caterpillars
earlt marriages
early marriages
engaging in petty business
finances
financial problems,being playful.
fishing
floods
funerals
go fishing,lack of clothes
go into business
lack of books.
lack of finances
lack of financesand pregnancis
lack of motivation
marketing
marriage
marrige
maternity
no money
parents do not favour girls to come school.
peer pressure
playful
playfull
poverty,lack of school necessities
pregnancies
pregnancy
prgnancies
prostitution
they go fishing.
too playful
too playful and long distance.
too playfull
vending
Standard Officer Visits
Standard Officer Visits
Standard Officer Visits
Standard Officer Visits
Standard Officer Visits
We are now going to ask you some questions about your relationship with other institutions that help in the running of this school. First, we will ask you about the DEO and the PEO, and then we are going to ask you about the PTA.
Could you please list for us the people you know personally at the DEO’s office.
How many visits has a Standards Officer (from DEOs office) made to this school since January 2002?
182
1
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Sysmiss
Building Officer Visits
Building Officer Visits
Building Officer Visits
Building Officer Visits
Building Officer Visits
How many visits has a Buildings Officer (from DEOs office) made to this school since January 2002?
182
1
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Sysmiss
Sport Officer Visits
Sport Officer Visits
Sport Officer Visits
Sport Officer Visits
Sport Officer Visits
How many visits has a Sports Officer (from DEOs office) made to this school since January 2002?
181
2
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Sysmiss
Most Recent Official to Visit
Most Recent Official to Visit
Most Recent Official to Visit
Most Recent Official to Visit
Most Recent Official to Visit
Which official from the DEO’s office visited this school most recently?
176
7
1
DEO
2
Standards Officer
3
Accounts Officer
4
Building Officer
5
Educational Officer
6
Other
Sysmiss
Times met with DEO since Jan 2002
Times met with DEO since Jan 2002
Times met with DEO since Jan 2002
Times met with DEO since Jan 2002
Times met with DEO since Jan 2002
How many times have you met the ________ since January 2002?
Answer for DEO
183
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Times met with PEO since Jan 2002
Times met with PEO since Jan 2002
Times met with PEO since Jan 2002
Times met with PEO since Jan 2002
Times met with PEO since Jan 2002
How many times have you met the ________ since January 2002?
Answer for PEO
183
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002
How many times has ________ visited the school since January 2002?
Answer for DEO
183
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002
Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002
How many times has ________ visited the school since January 2002?
Answer for PEO
181
2
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Sysmiss
Last Visit from DEO: Month
Last Visit from DEO: Month
Last Visit from DEO: Month
Last Visit from DEO: Month
Last Visit from DEO: Month
When did you last see the ________?
Answer for DEO
180
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
11
12
Sysmiss
Last Visit from DEO: Year
Last Visit from DEO: Year
Last Visit from DEO: Year
Last Visit from DEO: Year
Last Visit from DEO: Year
When did you last see the ________?
Answer for DEO
180
3
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Last Visit from PEO: Month
Last Visit from PEO: Month
Last Visit from PEO: Month
Last Visit from PEO: Month
Last Visit from PEO: Month
When did you last see the ________?
Answer for PEO
136
47
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
Last Visit from PEO: Year
Last Visit from PEO: Year
Last Visit from PEO: Year
Last Visit from PEO: Year
Last Visit from PEO: Year
When did you last see the ________?
Answer for PEO
142
41
1990
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Last Visit from DEO: Occasion
Last Visit from DEO: Occasion
Last Visit from DEO: Occasion
Last Visit from DEO: Occasion
Last Visit from DEO: Occasion
What was the occasion?
Answer for DEO
178
5
1
Zonal Meeting
2
Workshop
3
Infrastructure Plans
4
Other School Work
5
Do not remember
6
Other
Sysmiss
Last Visit from PEO: Occasion
Last Visit from PEO: Occasion
Last Visit from PEO: Occasion
Last Visit from PEO: Occasion
Last Visit from PEO: Occasion
What was the occasion?
Answer for PEO
137
46
1
Zonal Meeting
2
Workshop
3
Infrastructure Plans
4
Other School Work
5
Do not remember
6
Other
Sysmiss
Direct Cash from DEO this year
Direct Cash from DEO this year
Direct Cash from DEO this year
Direct Cash from DEO this year
Direct Cash from DEO this year
Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________’s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)?
Answer for DEO
If 2 skip to 10
182
1
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Direct Cash from PEO this year
Direct Cash from PEO this year
Direct Cash from PEO this year
Direct Cash from PEO this year
Direct Cash from PEO this year
Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________’s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)?
Answer for PEO
If 2 skip to 10
180
3
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason
Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________'s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)?
If yes, what was it for?
Answer for DEO
22
161
1
School Repair
2
Building Construction
3
Purchase Textbooks
4
Purchase: Educational Materials
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason
Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason
Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________'s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)?
If yes, what was it for?
Answer for PEO
3
180
1
School Repair
2
Building Construction
3
Purchase Textbooks
4
Purchase: Educational Materials
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Applied for any transfers from DEO
Applied for any transfers from DEO
Applied for any transfers from DEO
Applied for any transfers from DEO
Applied for any transfers from DEO
Have you applied for any transfers that the school is eligible for, but that have not been received?
Answer for DEO
183
1
Yes
2
No
Applied for any transfers from PEO
Applied for any transfers from PEO
Applied for any transfers from PEO
Applied for any transfers from PEO
Applied for any transfers from PEO
Have you applied for any transfers that the school is eligible for, but that have not been received?
Answer for PEO
180
3
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Decentralization Impact
Decentralization Impact
Decentralization Impact
Decentralization Impact
Decentralization Impact
In your opinion what impact has decentralisation had on the flow of educational materials/money to the school? (only in decentralized districts)?
90
-Depends on appointed people, flow from DEO to PEO is still poor of money, flow
Channel is low. If it were straight from the Ministry, it would shorten the chan
Decentralization is only at District level, the impact is that desplining a teac
Decision making is easier now because you do not have to wait for the MOE to do
Delay of material to school sometimes never come.
Delivery of stationary is better.
Education materials arrive faster but the money is insufficient.Free education s
Educational materials have been taken to the schools.
Encouraging because they are able to receive money and materials
Flow of material is very slow/bad
Flow of money is eratic funding must be improved. Education materials are delay
Flow of money is okay except its not enough.
Good in that are able to get salaries fromand books from the DEO s office. One n
Has improved the flow of materials and money to the school.
Has made the school stranded financially
Have to see the DEO for Primary School material and the PEO for Secondary School
Idea is good but has not reached the standards. There is need for improvement.
Idea is good but things are not seen to move the way they are.
If they had been given enough money. They would run the school smoothly. The mon
Impact is minimal becoz of eratic funding. ,Materials are not enough and take ve
Impact is there. But accessing of money to the teacher is not easy.
Impacted negatively the money is not taken to the intended schools and instead b
Implementation has not been good because very little has been done. No funds hav
It has been okay now because they are able to receive money directly fro the DE
It has done good. Only that our offices are far from the district thus we don't
It has had very little impact
It has helped. Many problems can be solved in Ndola.
It has improved the allocation of teachers to rural schools. The furniture has b
It has not benafitted us in Lusaka. It is hardto get things on time.
It has not helped anything. Everything is almost done from the school resources
It has not helped because they bring wrong books for example and they don't enqu
It has not worked as expected because they have failed to deliver materials unli
It has not worked well at this place things take too long to answer the request
It has saved time and money and other inconviences that the later programs cause
It has united the local community with the school administration. It commits pa
It is a better way because money comes straight to the school instead of going t
It is cumbersome, there is a lot of bureaucracy.
It is good because they are able to receive their money on time. Even complaints
It is good but flow of money is poor and little money.
It is not bearing the fruits expected. The headshave not been given the powers t
It is practically negative but ideally negative.Causes delays in money transfers
It is problematic because the schools are not adequately funded with the eradica
It is working well.
It it positive. It's only that the money and the books are little - average.
It's good - although they are not getting money they are supposed to get. Money
It's good but funding is not adequate.
It's okey. It's easy because you don't waste money transporting materials. The
Liked system because previously the community thought the Head and the DEO were
Material flow is very slow and money though it comes it is vry slow.
Materials are not distributed equally
Materials are not forthcoming and the money flow is very bad and inadequate.
Money flow is same or worse than period before decentralisation.
Money given to schools is not sufficient to meet the requirements.
Money is faster to come than before, decentralisation.Educational materials flow
N/A Private school
No change has been seen despite decentralization
No change has been seen.
No change in money flow. Educational materials are now coming fast.
No change noticed
No effect
No impact flow is still slow.
No impact since this is a Private school.
No impact. No effect.
No impact. Worse off than before
No longer have to travel to Lusaka
Not applicable
Not much impact except that it is easier to manouver as distance is less now.
Not very effective.Too many delays the channel should be straight to the school.
Not very successful. Not well executed.
Once materials are available, then schools can easily get them but we are not ge
Problems are solved faster. Problems of teachers leave and other concerns are mo
Provision of materials is working well but as for the money and allowances for
Salaries are paid in a more friendly fashion. Flow of information has improved
Supplies take longer and we only received the 2 million only once. We received
The amount of decentralisation is less. The impact is that it is difficult to r
There has been efficiency
There hasn't been any improvement on the flow of materials/money and other relat
There is a problem in delay of salaries delay in payment of allowances and delay
There is an improvement in the flow of materials unlike before decentralisation.
There is no significant difference.
There is timely delivery of materials than before decentralisation.
They haven't seen it work. With the money they are happy but certain things the
Things are still slow
This is a private school but generally this has brought inefficiency because Hea
Very poor, the situation has been worsened
Very positively; flow of materials has been faster.
We have not seen much change though slight improvement if you want materials as
We have not yet seen the fruits of decentralisation. With the change of officers
Yes but not very much.
Yes the educational materials are now coming fast things have greatly improved.
PTA: Tenure
PTA: Tenure
PTA: Tenure
PTA: Tenure
PTA: Tenure
How long has the PTA been in existence in this school?
181
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
Sysmiss
PTA: Times Executive has met
PTA: Times Executive has met
PTA: Times Executive has met
PTA: Times Executive has met
PTA: Times Executive has met
How many times has the PTA executive met {since January 2002}?
178
5
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Sysmiss
PTA: Last Meeting, Month
PTA: Last Meeting, Month
PTA: Last Meeting, Month
PTA: Last Meeting, Month
PTA: Last Meeting, Month
When did the PTA executive last meet?
Month
181
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
Sysmiss
PTA: Last Meeting, Year
PTA: Last Meeting, Year
PTA: Last Meeting, Year
PTA: Last Meeting, Year
PTA: Last Meeting, Year
When did the PTA executive last meet?
Year
181
2
2001
2002
Sysmiss
PTA: Last Meeting, Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Location
Where did this meeting take place?
181
2
1
School Building
2
Chairman's house
3
Other Officer's House
4
Other
Sysmiss
PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location
PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location
Where did this meeting take place?
Other
3
3
99
school ground
PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion
PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion
PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion
PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion
PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion
What was the occasion?
177
6
1
Emergency
2
Workshop
3
School Infrastructure
4
Other School Work
5
Not sure
6
Other
Sysmiss
PTA: Number of Men
PTA: Number of Men
PTA: Number of Men
PTA: Number of Men
PTA: Number of Men
How many men and women are on the PTA executive?
181
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
15
Sysmiss
PTA: Number of Women
PTA: Number of Women
PTA: Number of Women
PTA: Number of Women
PTA: Number of Women
How many men and women are on the PTA executive?
181
2
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
Sysmiss
PTA: Gender of Chair
PTA: Gender of Chair
PTA: Gender of Chair
PTA: Gender of Chair
PTA: Gender of Chair
Is the chair of the PTA executive a man or a woman?
182
1
1
Male
2
Female
Sysmiss
PTA: Education of Chair
PTA: Education of Chair
PTA: Education of Chair
PTA: Education of Chair
PTA: Education of Chair
What is the level of education attained by the PTA chair?
178
5
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months
How long has he/she been in the present post?
180
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sysmiss
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years
PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years
How long has he/she been in the present post?
180
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sysmiss
PTA: Wealth of Chair
PTA: Wealth of Chair
PTA: Wealth of Chair
PTA: Wealth of Chair
PTA: Wealth of Chair
How rich would you say that the chairperson is relative to other parents in the PTA?
181
2
1
Much richer than average
2
Richer than Average
3
Average
4
Less rich than average
5
Much less rich than average
Sysmiss
PTA: Meeting with all Members
PTA: Meeting with all Members
PTA: Meeting with all Members
PTA: Meeting with all Members
PTA: Meeting with all Members
How many times have you met all the members of the PTA {this year}? (including the parents not on the executive committee)
181
2
1
1 Time
2
2 Times
3
Three Times
4
More than 3 times
5
None
Sysmiss
PTA: Fees
PTA: Fees
PTA: Fees
PTA: Fees
PTA: Fees
How much are the PTA/Community fees?
181
2
103000
1
500
1000
1500
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
7500
8000
9000
10000
12500
14000
15000
17500
20000
24000
25000
28000
30000
31000
32000
40000
41000
45000
46000
50000
72000
73000
81000
103000
Sysmiss
PTA: in-kind support?
PTA: in-kind support?
PTA: in-kind support?
PTA: in-kind support?
PTA: in-kind support?
Does the PTA provide any inkind support (such as textbooks, chalk etc.)?
If 2 skip to Section VII
181
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
PTA: Most Important Support
PTA: Most Important Support
PTA: Most Important Support
PTA: Most Important Support
PTA: Most Important Support
What is the most important support that that PTA provides?
144
39
1
Labor
2
Transport
3
Labor Animals
4
Building Materials
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
PTA: Most Important Support: Specified
PTA: Most Important Support: Specified
PTA: Most Important Support: Specified
PTA: Most Important Support: Specified
PTA: Most Important Support: Specified
What is the most important support that that PTA provides?
Other
24
99
Administration
Building maintenance
Co-ordinates parents
Donations
Education materials
FINANCIAL
Finance
Financial
Financial help
Infrastructure development
Moral
Nothing they stopped
Organising for building
Payment of watchmen
Payments
Provide volunteer teachers
Sustainance of orphans
building maintenanace
logistics for building
moulding bricks
teacher houses
PTA: Provide Labor?
PTA: Provide Labor?
PTA: Provide Labor?
PTA: Provide Labor?
PTA: Provide Labor?
What other support does the PTA provide?
Labour
152
31
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
PTA: Provide Transport?
PTA: Provide Transport?
PTA: Provide Transport?
PTA: Provide Transport?
PTA: Provide Transport?
What other support does the PTA provide?
Transport
160
23
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
PTA: Provide Labor Animals?
PTA: Provide Labor Animals?
PTA: Provide Labor Animals?
PTA: Provide Labor Animals?
PTA: Provide Labor Animals?
What other support does the PTA provide?
Labour animals
159
24
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
PTA: Provide Building Materials?
PTA: Provide Building Materials?
PTA: Provide Building Materials?
PTA: Provide Building Materials?
PTA: Provide Building Materials?
What other support does the PTA provide?
Building Materials
158
25
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
SchoolCode
SchoolCode
SchoolCode
SchoolCode
SchoolCode
183
1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
We are going to ask some questions about problems that arise during the running of the school. We will ask you to tell us who the people making decisions and providing money are. For instance, we may ask you about what happens when a window is broken- who makes the decision that the window be repaired, and who provides money for fixing the window. For each question, please provide the most important and the 2nd most important body/individual for the decision/action.
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Decide PTA/Community fees
172
11
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Decide PTA/Community fees
138
45
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees
Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees
Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees
Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees
Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Decide PTA/Community fees
174
9
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Exempt a child from PTA fees
161
22
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Exempt a child from PTA fees
119
64
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption
Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption
Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption
Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption
Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Exempt a child from PTA fees
170
13
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support
1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support
1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support
1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support
1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy
179
4
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support
2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support
2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support
2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support
2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy
128
55
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Financial_Support
1st cash source: Financial_Support
1st cash source: Financial_Support
1st cash source: Financial_Support
1st cash source: Financial_Support
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy
172
11
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Financial_Support
2nd cash source: Financial_Support
2nd cash source: Financial_Support
2nd cash source: Financial_Support
2nd cash source: Financial_Support
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy
82
101
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Financial_Support
Have you had a case like: Financial_Support
Have you had a case like: Financial_Support
Have you had a case like: Financial_Support
Have you had a case like: Financial_Support
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy
180
3
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide housing for teachers
176
7
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide housing for teachers
120
63
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Teacher_Housing
1st cash source: Teacher_Housing
1st cash source: Teacher_Housing
1st cash source: Teacher_Housing
1st cash source: Teacher_Housing
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide housing for teachers
173
10
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing
2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing
2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing
2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing
2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide housing for teachers
89
94
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing
Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing
Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing
Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing
Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Provide housing for teachers
178
5
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide more permanent classrooms for students
178
5
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide more permanent classrooms for students
140
43
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Student_Classrooms
1st cash source: Student_Classrooms
1st cash source: Student_Classrooms
1st cash source: Student_Classrooms
1st cash source: Student_Classrooms
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide more permanent classrooms for students
177
6
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms
2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms
2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms
2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms
2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide more permanent classrooms for students
120
63
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms
Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms
Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms
Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms
Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Provide more permanent classrooms for students
182
1
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair
1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair
1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair
1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair
1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window
182
1
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair
2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair
2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair
2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair
2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window
124
59
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Small_Repair
1st cash source: Small_Repair
1st cash source: Small_Repair
1st cash source: Small_Repair
1st cash source: Small_Repair
Which of the following have to provide money for
Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window
180
3
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Small_Repair
2nd cash source: Small_Repair
2nd cash source: Small_Repair
2nd cash source: Small_Repair
2nd cash source: Small_Repair
Which of the following have to provide money for
Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window
75
108
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Small_Repair
Have you had a case like: Small_Repair
Have you had a case like: Small_Repair
Have you had a case like: Small_Repair
Have you had a case like: Small_Repair
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window
178
5
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE
182
1
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE
136
47
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks
1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks
1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks
1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks
1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE
180
3
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks
2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks
2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks
2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks
2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE
83
100
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks
Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks
Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks
Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks
Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE
181
2
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide chalk if it is in short supply
182
1
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Provide chalk if it is in short supply
136
47
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Provide_Chalk
1st cash source: Provide_Chalk
1st cash source: Provide_Chalk
1st cash source: Provide_Chalk
1st cash source: Provide_Chalk
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide chalk if it is in short supply
181
2
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk
2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk
2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk
2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk
2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk
Which of the following have to provide money for
Provide chalk if it is in short supply
85
98
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk
Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk
Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk
Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk
Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Provide chalk if it is in short supply
178
5
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices
182
1
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices
135
48
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom
1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom
1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom
1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom
1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom
Which of the following have to provide money for
Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices
180
3
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom
2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom
2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom
2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom
2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom
Which of the following have to provide money for
Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices
90
93
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom
Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom
Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom
Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom
Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices
180
3
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers
166
17
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers
112
71
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
1st cash source: Hire_Teacher
1st cash source: Hire_Teacher
1st cash source: Hire_Teacher
1st cash source: Hire_Teacher
1st cash source: Hire_Teacher
Which of the following have to provide money for
Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers
158
25
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher
2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher
2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher
2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher
2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher
Which of the following have to provide money for
Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers
60
123
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers
177
6
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Transfer/Suspend a teacher
178
5
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher
Which of the following have to make the decision to
Transfer/Suspend a teacher
144
39
1
Ministry of Education
2
PEO
3
DEO
4
Head-Teacher
5
Teachers
6
PTA Executive
7
Churches/Donors
8
NGOs
9
Parents
10
Community
11
Other
Sysmiss
Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher
Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher
Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school?
Transfer/Suspend a teacher
180
3
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks
Finally, we would like to ask you some questions about shortages and problems that you have faced in the last year, and how they were dealt with.
Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of
179
4
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks
Did you make a request
If 1skip next column
179
4
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
160
23
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
161
22
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful
Was your request successful?
160
23
1
Fully Successful
2
Partially Successful
3
Not Successful
4
Request Pending
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first
To whom was the request made?
147
36
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second
To whom was the request made?
44
139
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not
If no request was made, why not?
16
167
1
Requests Not Successful
2
Problem not Serious
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks
Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of
183
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks
Did you make a request
If 1skip next column
131
52
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
105
78
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year
When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
121
62
1995
1997
1998
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful
Was your request successful?
107
76
1
Fully Successful
2
Partially Successful
3
Not Successful
4
Request Pending
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first
To whom was the request made?
95
88
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second
To whom was the request made?
22
161
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not
If no request was made, why not?
22
161
1
Requests Not Successful
2
Problem not Serious
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff
Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff
Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of
183
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff
Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff
Did you make a request
If 1skip next column
137
46
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
132
51
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
Sysmiss
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year
When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
139
44
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful
Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful
Was your request successful?
129
54
1
Fully Successful
2
Partially Successful
3
Not Successful
4
Request Pending
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first
To whom was the request made?
121
62
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second
Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second
To whom was the request made?
21
162
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not
If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not
If no request was made, why not?
7
176
1
Requests Not Successful
2
Problem not Serious
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff
Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff
Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff
Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff
Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff
Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of
183
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff
Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff
Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff
Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff
Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff
Did you make a request
If 1skip next column
150
33
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
73
110
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year
When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
92
91
1993
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful
Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful
Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful
Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful
Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful
Was your request successful?
76
107
1
Fully Successful
2
Partially Successful
3
Not Successful
4
Request Pending
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first
To whom was the request made?
63
120
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second
Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second
To whom was the request made?
10
173
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not
If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not
If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not
If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not
If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not
If no request was made, why not?
65
118
1
Requests Not Successful
2
Problem not Serious
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance
Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance
Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance
Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance
Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance
Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of
183
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance
Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance
Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance
Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance
Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance
Did you make a request
If 1skip next column
160
23
1
Yes
2
No
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
135
48
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Sysmiss
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year
When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year
If you made a request, when did you make that request?
143
40
1993
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful
Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful
Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful
Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful
Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful
Was your request successful?
131
52
1
Fully Successful
2
Partially Successful
3
Not Successful
4
Request Pending
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first
To whom was the request made?
112
71
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second
Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second
To whom was the request made?
34
149
1
DEO
2
PEO
3
MoE
4
NGO
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not
If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not
If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not
If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not
If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not
If no request was made, why not?
20
163
1
Requests Not Successful
2
Problem not Serious
3
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
731
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
731
headteacher_id
headteacher_id
headteacher_id
headteacher_id
headteacher_id
731
Absent Last Month
Absent Last Month
Absent Last Month
Absent Last Month
Absent Last Month
Has this teacher been absent in the last month?
If 2 skip to next teacher
731
1
2
Days Absent Last Month
Days Absent Last Month
Days Absent Last Month
Days Absent Last Month
Days Absent Last Month
How many days has the teacher been absent?
305
426
1
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
14
18
20
23
24
25
26
29
30
Sysmiss
Reason for Absence
Reason for Absence
Reason for Absence
Reason for Absence
Reason for Absence
What was the reason for the absence?
307
424
1
Own Illness
2
Illness in Family
3
Away on Training
4
Travel to Town
5
Funeral
6
Other
7
Leave
8
Official Work/Workshops
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Other Reason for Absence
Other Reason for Absence
Other Reason for Absence
Other Reason for Absence
Other Reason for Absence
What was the reason for the absence?
Other
59
Accommodation problem
Drinking
Family problem
Football watching
Leave
Looking for a nunny
Marrying
NO REASON
No transport money
Official school work
On leave
On leave and out of town>
Organising sports
School business and banking money
She was shifting from Chelston to Hellen Kaunda
To receive a daughter at the Airport
Transferred
Went to collect her salary.
Witnessing in court, taking baby to clinic
Workshop
ZAMSIF Coordinator
ante nantal
attending mothers day
collecting salary
leave
local leave
maternity leave
meeting
no reason was given
official work as head
organising sports
personal problems
sports
to get salary
volunteer teacher
was a witness at chiefs palace
went to collect certificate
went to collect salaries
went to submit monthly returns
workshop
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
School Code
567
teacher_id
teacher_id
teacher_id
teacher_id
teacher_id
567
Province
Province
Province
Province
Province
567
COPPERBELT
EASTERN
LUSAKA
NORTHERN
District
District
District
District
District
567
CHADIZA
CHAMA
CHILILABOMBWE
CHILUBI
CHINGOLA
CHINSALI
CHIPATA
ISOKA
KAFUE
KALULUSHI
KAPUTA
KASAMA
KATETE
KITWE
LUANGWA
LUANSHYA
LUFWANYAMA
LUNDAZI
LUSAKA URBAN
LUWINGU
MAMBWE
MASAITI
MBALA
MPIKA
MPONGWE
MPOROKOSO
MPULUNGU
MUFULIRA
MUNGWI
NAKONDE
NDOLA URBAN
NYIMBA
PETAUKE
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
Teacher Code
567
1
23
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
23
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
Gender
What is your gender?
563
4
1
Male
2
Female
Sysmiss
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
What is your age?
565
2
19
66
19
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
58
62
64
65
66
Sysmiss
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
Place of Birth-Province
What is your place of birth?
567
CENTRAL
COPPERBELT
EASTERN
LUAPULA
LUSAKA
NORTH-WESTERN
NORTHERN
SOUTHERN
WESTERN
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
Place of Birth-District
What is your place of birth?
567
BEMBA
CHADIZA
CHAMA
CHELENGE
CHIATA
CHIENGE
CHILILABOMBWE
CHILUBI
CHINGOLA
CHINSALI
CHIPATA
CHOMA
CHONGWE
GWEMBE
ISOKA
KABWE
KAFUE
KALOMO
KALULUSHI
KAOMA
KAPUTA
KASAMA
KASEMPA
KATETE
KAWAMBWA
KITWE
KSAMA
LIVINGSTONE
LUANGWA
LUANSHYA
LUISAKA
LUKULU
LUNDAZI
LUSAKA
LUWINGU
MAMBWE
MANSA
MASAITI
MAZABUKA
MBALA
MKUSHI
MONGU
MONZE
MPIKA
MPONGWE
MPOROKOSO
MPULUNGU
MUFULIRA
MUMBWA
MWENSE
MWINILUNGA
NAKONDE
NAMWALA
NCHELENGE
NDOLA
NYIMBA
PETAUKE
SAMFYA
SERENJE
SINAZONGWE
SOLWEZI
WANGA
ZAMBEZI
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
Ethnic Group
What ethnic group do you belong to?
564
AUSHI
BEMBA
BISA
CHEWA
CHIKUNDA
CHISHINGA
CHOKWE
ILA
KABENDE
KAONDE
KAONDE ILA
KUNDA
LALA
LAMBA
LAMBYA
LENJE
LOZI
LUBA
LUDA
LUNDA
LUNGU
LUVALE
MAMBWE
MBUNDA
NAMWANGA
NG'MBO
NGONI
NSENGA
NYANJA
NYIKA
SALA
SENGA
SHONA
SHOPNA
SOLI
SWAKA
TONGA
TUMBUKA
UILA
USHI
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Marital Status
Are you currently married?
If 1 skip to 7
567
1
Single
2
Married
3
Widowed
4
Separated/Divorced
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
Spouse Level of Education
What is your spouse’s level of education?
369
198
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
Number of Children living at Home
How many children do you have living with you?
567
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
Type of Housing
What type of housing do you live in?
IF (1,3,4,5) skip to 10
566
1
1
Own house
2
Accomodation provided by School
3
Accomodation provided by Community
4
Rented House/Appartment
5
Other
Sysmiss
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
Type of Housing School Provides
What kind of accommodation does the school provide for you?
184
383
1
Own Teacher's House
2
Shared housing with other teachers
3
Not living in teacher's housing
4
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
Time to reach School from Home
How long does it take for you to get to the school from home?
567
1
Less than 15 Minutes
2
15 Minutes to 30 Minutes
3
30 Minutes to 1 Hour
4
More than 1 Hour
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Community provide Land for personal usage?
Does the community provide any land for your use?
564
3
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Sysmiss
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Time off as a Result of an Emergency?
Sometimes our families or we are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency?
If 2 skip to 16
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
Days off due to Emergency
How many working days off did you have to take off as a result?
191
376
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
14
20
21
30
101
.N
Sysmiss
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
Type of Emergency
What kind of emergency was it?
If (2,3,4, 5) skip to 16
192
375
1
Own Illness
2
Illness of Others
3
School Emergency
4
Funeral
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
Sysmiss
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Place Treat Own Illness
Where were you treated for the illness?
48
519
1
Treatment at Home/No Treatment
2
Local Health Centre
3
Health Centre in Nearby Town
4
Health Centre Elsewhere
5
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Time off due to Official Work?
Were you obliged to take time off during the {last month} as a result of any official work (such as workshops)?
If 2 skip to Section II
566
1
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Sysmiss
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
Days off due to Official Work
How many working days did you take off as a result?
565
2
21
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
12
13
21
Sysmiss
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
Kind of Official Work
What kind of work was required? (Record reasons for up to two separate occasions)
184
383
1
Meeting
2
Workshop
3
File Request/Complaint
4
Obtain School/Office Provisions
5
Collecting Salary
6
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Length taught at present School-Years
Length taught at present School-Years
Length taught at present School-Years
Length taught at present School-Years
Length taught at present School-Years
How long have you been a teacher at this school?
567
32
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
32
Length taught at present School-Months
Length taught at present School-Months
Length taught at present School-Months
Length taught at present School-Months
Length taught at present School-Months
How long have you been a teacher at this school?
566
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sysmiss
Years taught before coming to this School
Years taught before coming to this School
Years taught before coming to this School
Years taught before coming to this School
Years taught before coming to this School
How many years had you taught before coming to this school?
567
36
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
33
35
36
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
Education Level
What is the highest level of education you have attained?
567
1
Primary (or less than primary)
2
Junior Secondary
3
Senior Secondary
4
College level
5
University
10
Not Applicable
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Pre-Service Training-Years
Number of years of Pre-Service Training
567
1
2
3
5
Pre Service Training-Months
Pre Service Training-Months
Pre Service Training-Months
Pre Service Training-Months
Pre Service Training-Months
Number of years of Pre-Service Training
566
1
1
3
4
5
6
7
9
Sysmiss
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Primary Certificate
Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your teacher training?
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Other Certificate
Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training?
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
Type of Other Certificate
What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training?
172
395
1
Advanced Primary Certificate
2
Primary Teacher's Degree
3
Secondary Teacher's Diploma
4
Secondary Teacher's Degree
5
Special Education Certificate
6
Student Trainee
7
Other
10
Not Applicable
11
.N
Sysmiss
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Education Management Training
Have you had any Education management training?
If 2 skip to 8
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
Year of Education Management Training
When did you have this training?
51
516
1977
2002
1977
1981
1984
1987
1989
1995
1996
1997
1998
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Number of Grades currently Teaching
Number of Grades currently Teaching
Number of Grades currently Teaching
Number of Grades currently Teaching
Number of Grades currently Teaching
How many grades are you currently teaching?
556
11
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Sysmiss
Grades currently Teaching
Grades currently Teaching
Grades currently Teaching
Grades currently Teaching
Grades currently Teaching
What grades are you currently teaching?
If 2 skip to 12
567
1
Grade V only
2
Grade VI only
3
Both Grade V and Grade VI
4
Neither V nor VI
Pupils taught in Grade V
Pupils taught in Grade V
Pupils taught in Grade V
Pupils taught in Grade V
Pupils taught in Grade V
How many pupils do you teach in Grade V class?
115
452
1
225
1
6
12
13
14
15
17
18
21
22
24
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
54
56
57
58
59
60
62
65
66
68
69
70
83
94
101
225
Sysmiss
Pupil absent today in Grade V
Pupil absent today in Grade V
Pupil absent today in Grade V
Pupil absent today in Grade V
Pupil absent today in Grade V
How many of these are absent today?
Skip to 14 if Grade VI is not taught
114
453
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
21
24
26
28
39
40
Sysmiss
Pupils taught in Grade VI
Pupils taught in Grade VI
Pupils taught in Grade VI
Pupils taught in Grade VI
Pupils taught in Grade VI
How many pupils do you teach in your Grade VI class?
393
174
6
110
6
11
12
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
71
72
73
74
75
78
80
82
84
87
90
91
93
110
Sysmiss
Pupil absent today in Grade VI
Pupil absent today in Grade VI
Pupil absent today in Grade VI
Pupil absent today in Grade VI
Pupil absent today in Grade VI
How many of these are absent today?
387
180
47
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
28
30
32
35
40
47
Sysmiss
APU/Open Class
APU/Open Class
APU/Open Class
APU/Open Class
APU/Open Class
Do you teach in the APU/Open Class as well?
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Time teaching each day-hours
Time teaching each day-hours
Time teaching each day-hours
Time teaching each day-hours
Time teaching each day-hours
How many hours do you teach {every day}?
566
1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sysmiss
Times taught
Times taught
Times taught
Times taught
Times taught
At what times of the day do you teach?
565
2
1
Morning Only
2
Afternoon Only
3
Morning and Afternoon Both
Sysmiss
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
Year of last Standard Officer Visit
When was the last time you were visited by a standards officer?
370
197
1976
2002
1976
1980
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
Sysmiss
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
Salary
How much is your {monthly} net salary as a teacher of this school?
559
8
900000
80000
90000
100000
110000
120000
143000
157553
167986
180000
189072
191000
197000
198000
199000
200000
201000
203000
204000
205000
206000
207215
210000
213000
216000
219000
220000
222000
223000
223653
225000
228000
229000
231000
232000
234000
235000
237240
239000
240000
242263
243000
247000
248000
249000
249188
250000
251000
252000
252977
253000
254000
255000
256000
257000
257243
258000
260000
261000
262000
265000
266000
269000
270000
271000
272000
273000
274000
276000
276958
277000
278000
280000
282000
283000
284000
284940
285000
287000
288000
289000
289489
290000
291000
291182
292000
292924
293000
294000
294467
295000
296000
297000
298000
298229
299000
300000
300686
301000
302000
303000
304000
304954
305000
305036
306000
307000
307729
308000
309000
310000
310871
311000
312000
313000
314000
315000
316000
318000
319000
320000
323000
325000
326000
328000
329000
330000
334000
337000
338000
340000
349000
349040
350000
351000
352000
354000
355000
360000
364000
370000
374000
375000
377000
382000
385000
387413
389000
400000
402000
406000
408000
413000
413095
415073
423000
424000
438000
476000
700000
721000
794000
900000
Sysmiss
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
APU/Open Class Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances?
APU/Open Class Allowance
If No skip to 5
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Double Class Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances?
Double Class Allowance
If No skip to 5
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Housing Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances?
Housing Allowance
If No skip to 5
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Hardship Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances?
Hardship Allowance
If No skip to 5
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Subsistence Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances?
Subsistence Allowance
If No skip to 5
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Student Trainee Allowance
Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances?
Student Trainee Allowance
If No skip to 5
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Other Allowances
Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances?
Other Allowance
If No skip to 5
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
APU/Open Class Allowance
24
543
9700
240000
9700
10000
20000
25000
37000
44000
45000
48000
50000
60000
64000
70000
80000
82000
83000
110000
125000
240000
Sysmiss
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Amount for Double Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Double Class Allowance
49
518
15000
100000
15000
23000
24000
25000
26000
29000
30000
33000
34000
35000
45000
46000
46200
47000
48000
49000
50000
55000
60000
62000
70000
80000
82000
84000
100000
Sysmiss
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Amount for Housing Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Housing Allowance
12
555
350000
60000
100000
120000
130000
132000
207000
350000
Sysmiss
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Amount for Hardship Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Hardship Allowance
154
413
20000
110000
20000
30000
32000
34000
35000
36000
38000
40000
41000
42000
44000
45000
45879
45899
46000
47000
47022
47600
48000
49000
49643
49946
50000
50776
60000
70000
75000
80000
81000
82000
82619
83000
87000
91500
98000
110000
Sysmiss
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Amount for Subsistence Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Subsistence Allowance
2
565
30000
100000
30000
100000
Sysmiss
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Amount for Student Trainee Allowance
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Student Trainee Allowance
40
527
100000
120000
100000
113000
116000
116660
116666
117000
120000
Sysmiss
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Amount for Other Allowances
Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month}
Other Allowances
84
483
6000
120000
6000
8000
18500
20000
24000
25000
30000
31000
33000
35000
37756
38000
40000
41000
42000
44000
45000
45899
46000
47000
47022
48000
49643
50000
50776
55000
60000
64000
66000
67620
69500
70000
72000
76000
80000
82000
100000
112000
117000
120000
Sysmiss
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Received for APU/Open Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
APU/Open Class Allowance
24
543
171000
6000
9700
45000
48000
50000
60000
64000
70000
80000
82000
171000
Sysmiss
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Received for Double Class Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Double Class Allowance
52
515
66000
45000
47000
48000
49000
66000
Sysmiss
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Received for Housing Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Housing Allowance
12
555
132000
60000
100000
130000
132000
Sysmiss
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Received for Hardship Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Hardship Allowance
157
410
87000
20000
30000
32000
35000
36000
38000
40000
41000
42000
44000
45000
45879
45899
46000
47000
47022
47600
48000
49000
49643
49946
50000
50776
60000
80000
82619
83000
87000
Sysmiss
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Received for Subsistence Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Subsistence Allowance
2
565
Sysmiss
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Received for Student Trainee Allowance
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Student Trainee Allowance
40
527
120000
100000
117000
120000
Sysmiss
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Received for Other Allowances
Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month}
Other Allowances
88
479
117000
6000
18500
22000
25000
30000
31000
33000
37756
38000
40000
41000
42000
44000
45000
45899
46000
47000
47022
48000
49643
50000
50776
55000
64000
69500
70000
76000
112000
117000
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
Months Overdue for Salary
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you
are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
564
3
72
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
12
14
15
22
36
67
72
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
APU/Open Class Allowance
558
9
36
1
3
6
15
18
22
36
101
.R
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Double Class Allowance
530
37
60
3
4
5
6
7
9
11
12
19
21
24
28
30
32
36
41
45
48
60
101
.R
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
Months Overdue for Housing Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Housing Allowance
564
3
108
8
22
24
66
108
1001
.R
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Hardship Allowance
548
19
98
1
4
6
7
9
10
11
12
15
18
20
23
24
31
36
60
72
82
96
98
101
.R
Sysmiss
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Subsistence Allowance
562
5
72
1
72
101
.R
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Student Trainee Allowance
565
2
10
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
101
.R
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
Months Overdue for Other Allowances
How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)?
Other Allowances
555
12
120
1
2
3
4
7
9
10
11
12
18
20
22
24
27
36
48
54
60
84
105
120
1001
.R
Sysmiss
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
Outstanding Leave Benefit
How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding?
Leave Benefit
566
1
8000000
2
90
6000
40000
49000
98000
100000
120000
124000
130000
145000
160000
170000
200000
250000
265000
270000
299000
300000
400000
437000
500000
514000
600000
650000
690000
800000
918000
998000
1000000
1100000
1300000
1350000
1500000
2000000
2500000
2600000
2750000
3000000
4000000
5000000
8000000
Sysmiss
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
Outstanding Transfer Benefit
How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding?
Transfer Benefit
567
3000000
2
20000
40000
50000
60000
75000
110000
120000
148000
150000
172000
180000
250000
300000
320000
350000
400000
431000
460000
500000
600000
720000
800000
900000
1000000
1500000
2500000
3000000
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
Outstanding Other Benefits
How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding?
Other Benefits
566
1
6500000
2
20000
30000
45000
48000
58000
60000
78000
80000
90000
105000
112000
120000
124000
150000
160000
180000
200000
210000
250000
270000
280000
300000
340000
350000
359000
360000
400000
450000
454000
495000
500000
540000
560000
600000
640000
700000
800000
850000
900000
996000
1000000
1080000
1200000
1600000
2000000
2500000
3000000
3600000
6500000
Sysmiss
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Income from Agriculture
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From agriculture
If No skip to Section IV
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Income from other wage employment
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From other wage employment
If No skip to Section IV
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Income from teaching outside hours
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From teaching outside hours
If No skip to Section IV
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Income from business
Income from business
Income from business
Income from business
Income from business
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From business
If No skip to Section IV
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Income from any other soures
Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income?
From any other sources
If No skip to Section IV
565
2
1
2
Sysmiss
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
percentage of other income
As a percentage of your salary from teaching, how much extra do these other sources of income give you?
173
394
1
6
1
2
3
4
5
6
11
.N
Sysmiss
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Maths Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
540
27
80
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
22
24
25
30
40
75
80
Sysmiss
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Maths Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
547
20
67
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
24
25
29
30
36
40
50
67
Sysmiss
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Maths Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
539
28
40
1
2
5
9
10
16
20
40
Sysmiss
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
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Maths Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
553
14
40
1
2
5
6
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
20
28
40
Sysmiss
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Maths Textbooks
Number in poor condition
541
26
25
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
25
Sysmiss
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Maths Textbooks
Number in poor condition
551
16
22
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
18
20
22
Sysmiss
English Textbooks available for use-Grade V
English Textbooks available for use-Grade V
English Textbooks available for use-Grade V
English Textbooks available for use-Grade V
English Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
English Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
541
26
70
1
3
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
25
30
34
35
37
40
60
70
Sysmiss
English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
English Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
555
12
75
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
30
34
35
40
41
45
49
72
75
Sysmiss
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
English Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
541
26
100
1
5
7
8
10
15
16
18
19
20
25
34
35
40
100
Sysmiss
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
English Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
552
15
50
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
20
22
24
25
26
28
29
30
45
50
Sysmiss
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
English Textbooks
Number in poor condition
534
33
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
10
12
13
14
15
16
20
Sysmiss
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
English Textbooks
Number in poor condition
550
17
35
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
17
19
20
24
25
35
Sysmiss
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Science Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
536
31
90
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
12
15
16
17
18
20
22
24
26
29
32
40
60
90
Sysmiss
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Science Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
553
14
100
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
30
36
40
55
56
100
Sysmiss
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Science Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
536
31
1
2
18
20
Sysmiss
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
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Science Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
552
15
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
20
21
22
24
25
40
Sysmiss
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Science Textbooks
Number in poor condition
540
27
29
1
2
3
5
6
8
10
15
29
Sysmiss
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Science Textbooks
Number in poor condition
554
13
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
20
30
31
Sysmiss
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Zambian Language Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
541
26
25
1
2
5
6
10
11
13
15
17
18
20
25
Sysmiss
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Zambian Language Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
550
17
55
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
27
29
30
32
35
39
40
42
45
49
55
Sysmiss
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Zambian Language Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
532
35
1
2
5
8
11
13
15
18
Sysmiss
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Zambian Language Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
553
14
40
1
2
4
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
29
30
32
40
Sysmiss
Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Zambian Language Textbooks
Number in poor condition
541
26
1
2
3
4
5
6
13
15
16
18
Sysmiss
Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Zambian Language Textbooks
Number in poor condition
553
14
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
15
16
17
18
19
20
26
30
Sysmiss
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Other Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
542
25
41
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
20
22
24
25
30
38
40
41
Sysmiss
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Other Textbooks
Number available for use in Classroom today
552
15
61
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
27
30
40
41
42
45
50
61
Sysmiss
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V
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Other Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
540
27
1
2
4
5
6
10
12
15
16
Sysmiss
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI
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Other Textbooks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
547
20
61
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
35
40
41
60
61
Sysmiss
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Other Textbooks
Number in poor condition
538
29
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
12
13
15
16
18
Sysmiss
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Other Textbooks
Number in poor condition
550
17
25
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
17
18
20
21
25
Sysmiss
Desks available for use-Grade V
Desks available for use-Grade V
Desks available for use-Grade V
Desks available for use-Grade V
Desks available for use-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Desks
Number available for use in Classroom today
539
28
40
1
3
5
6
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
25
26
28
30
35
40
Sysmiss
Desks available for use-Grade VI
Desks available for use-Grade VI
Desks available for use-Grade VI
Desks available for use-Grade VI
Desks available for use-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Desks
Number available for use in Classroom today
553
14
50
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
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17
18
19
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21
22
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25
26
27
28
30
32
35
38
45
50
Sysmiss
Desks received this Year-Grade V
Desks received this Year-Grade V
Desks received this Year-Grade V
Desks received this Year-Grade V
Desks received this Year-Grade V
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Desks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
538
29
40
1
8
14
15
17
18
20
21
22
25
26
28
40
Sysmiss
Desks received this Year-Grade VI
Desks received this Year-Grade VI
Desks received this Year-Grade VI
Desks received this Year-Grade VI
Desks received this Year-Grade VI
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Desks
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
552
15
50
1
2
4
5
7
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
30
38
50
Sysmiss
Desks in poor condition-Grade V
Desks in poor condition-Grade V
Desks in poor condition-Grade V
Desks in poor condition-Grade V
Desks in poor condition-Grade V
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Desks
Number in poor condition
543
24
28
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
15
16
17
18
20
28
Sysmiss
Desks in poor condition-Grade VI
Desks in poor condition-Grade VI
Desks in poor condition-Grade VI
Desks in poor condition-Grade VI
Desks in poor condition-Grade VI
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Desks
Number in poor condition
554
13
38
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
23
35
38
Sysmiss
Chairs available for use-Grade V
Chairs available for use-Grade V
Chairs available for use-Grade V
Chairs available for use-Grade V
Chairs available for use-Grade V
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Chairs
Number available for use in Classroom today
539
28
1
3
4
Sysmiss
Chairs available for use-Grade VI
Chairs available for use-Grade VI
Chairs available for use-Grade VI
Chairs available for use-Grade VI
Chairs available for use-Grade VI
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Chairs
Number available for use in Classroom today
545
22
46
1
2
3
8
9
14
15
19
20
21
40
46
Sysmiss
Chairs received this Year-Grade V
Chairs received this Year-Grade V
Chairs received this Year-Grade V
Chairs received this Year-Grade V
Chairs received this Year-Grade V
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Chairs
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
542
25
1
10
Sysmiss
Chairs received this Year-Grade VI
Chairs received this Year-Grade VI
Chairs received this Year-Grade VI
Chairs received this Year-Grade VI
Chairs received this Year-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Chairs
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
550
17
46
1
2
3
14
20
46
Sysmiss
Chairs in poor condition-Grade V
Chairs in poor condition-Grade V
Chairs in poor condition-Grade V
Chairs in poor condition-Grade V
Chairs in poor condition-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Chairs
Number in poor condition
542
25
1
Sysmiss
Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI
Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI
Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI
Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI
Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Chairs
Number in poor condition
553
14
31
1
2
3
5
14
19
20
31
Sysmiss
Other Facilities available for use-Grade V
Other Facilities available for use-Grade V
Other Facilities available for use-Grade V
Other Facilities available for use-Grade V
Other Facilities available for use-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Others
Number available for use in Classroom today
542
25
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
16
Sysmiss
Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI
Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI
Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI
Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI
Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Others
Number available for use in Classroom today
551
16
21
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
15
20
21
Sysmiss
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Others
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
540
27
1
8
Sysmiss
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI
Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Others
Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!)
553
14
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
20
Sysmiss
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Others
Number in poor condition
542
25
1
2
3
6
Sysmiss
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI
Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI
Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year.
Others
Number in poor condition
553
14
1
2
3
9
10
Sysmiss
Community Teacher
Community Teacher
Community Teacher
Community Teacher
Community Teacher
567
1
Yes
2
No
99
Not Sure
school code
school code
school code
school code
school code
3464
pupil number
pupil number
pupil number
pupil number
pupil number
3464
pupil_id
pupil_id
pupil_id
pupil_id
pupil_id
3464
Is the Child Attending Class
Is the Child Attending Class
Is the Child Attending Class
Is the Child Attending Class
Is the Child Attending Class
Is this child still attending classes?
3463
1
1
Yes
2
No
3
Don't Know
4
Roster Not Done
Sysmiss
Why isn't the Child Attending Class?
Why isn't the Child Attending Class?
Why isn't the Child Attending Class?
Why isn't the Child Attending Class?
Why isn't the Child Attending Class?
Is this child still attending classes?
If no, why?
306
3158
1
Enrolled, Not Reported
2
Tranferred
3
Dropped Out
4
Cant Say
11
.R
Sysmiss
Teacher-Current
Teacher-Current
Teacher-Current
Teacher-Current
Teacher-Current
Which teacher is teaching this pupil THIS YEAR?
2919
545
1
55
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
55
101
.R
Sysmiss
Teacher-Last Year
Teacher-Last Year
Teacher-Last Year
Teacher-Last Year
Teacher-Last Year
Which teacher taught this pupil LAST year (2001)?
2819
645
1
55
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
38
55
101
.R
Sysmiss
Current Grade
Current Grade
Current Grade
Current Grade
Current Grade
Which grade is this pupil currently in?
2798
666
3
7
3
4
5
6
7
11
.R
Sysmiss
Was Current Teacher Interviewed?
Was Current Teacher Interviewed?
Was Current Teacher Interviewed?
Was Current Teacher Interviewed?
Was Current Teacher Interviewed?
Was CURRENT teacher interviewed?
2919
545
1
Yes
2
No
3
Don't Know
4
Roster Not Done
11
.R
Sysmiss
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
Was CURRENT teacher interviewed?
If no, why not?
206
3258
1
Teaches Other Shift
2
Absent
3
Left school
4
On Leave
5
On Official Duty
Sysmiss
Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed?
Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed?
Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed?
Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed?
Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed?
Was LAST YEAR teacher interviewed?
3095
369
1
Yes
2
No
3
Don't Know
4
Roster Not Done
11
.R
Sysmiss
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
If not Interviewed, why not
Was LAST YEAR teacher interviewed?
If no, why not?
950
2514
1
Teaches Other Shift
2
Absent
3
Left school
4
On Leave
5
On Official Duty
11
.R
Sysmiss
perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked)
perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked)
perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked)
perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked)
perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked)
3390
74
1
Sysmiss
school code
school code
school code
school code
school code
3464
pupil number
pupil number
pupil number
pupil number
pupil number
3464
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
pupil_id
pupil_id
pupil_id
pupil_id
pupil_id
3464
Current Teacher_1
Current Teacher_1
Current Teacher_1
Current Teacher_1
Current Teacher_1
Are you teaching this student currently?
2606
858
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sysmiss
Last Year Teacher_1
Last Year Teacher_1
Last Year Teacher_1
Last Year Teacher_1
Last Year Teacher_1
Did you teach this student last year?
1949
1515
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
12
Sysmiss
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
2514
950
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
If so, why?_1
If so, why?_1
If so, why?_1
If so, why?_1
If so, why?_1
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
What was the reason for the meeting?
749
2715
1
Social Visit
2
Child's Performance
3
Discipline Issue
4
At PTA Meeting
5
Other
Sysmiss
Days Absent: March
Days Absent: March
Days Absent: March
Days Absent: March
Days Absent: March
Days that Pupil was absent in March
2301
1163
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
20
21
22
30
Sysmiss
Days Absent: April
Days Absent: April
Days Absent: April
Days Absent: April
Days Absent: April
Days that Pupil was absent in April
2267
1197
30
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
20
22
30
Sysmiss
Days Absent: May
Days Absent: May
Days Absent: May
Days Absent: May
Days Absent: May
Days that Pupil was absent in June 1st to June 21st
2369
1095
25
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
20
21
22
25
Sysmiss
Checked?
Checked?
Checked?
Checked?
Checked?
3404
60
1
4
Sysmiss
Current Teacher_2
Current Teacher_2
Current Teacher_2
Current Teacher_2
Current Teacher_2
Are you teaching this student currently?
146
3318
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Sysmiss
Last Year Teacher_2
Last Year Teacher_2
Last Year Teacher_2
Last Year Teacher_2
Last Year Teacher_2
Did you teach this student last year?
129
3335
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
Sysmiss
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
144
3320
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
If so, why?_2
If so, why?_2
If so, why?_2
If so, why?_2
If so, why?_2
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
What was the reason for the meeting?
23
3441
1
Social Visit
2
Child's Performance
3
Discipline Issue
4
At PTA Meeting
5
Other
Sysmiss
Current Teacher_3
Current Teacher_3
Current Teacher_3
Current Teacher_3
Current Teacher_3
Are you teaching this student currently?
46
3418
2
3
5
6
7
9
10
Sysmiss
Last Year Teacher_3
Last Year Teacher_3
Last Year Teacher_3
Last Year Teacher_3
Last Year Teacher_3
Did you teach this student last year?
51
3413
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
Sysmiss
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
39
3425
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
If so, why?_3
If so, why?_3
If so, why?_3
If so, why?_3
If so, why?_3
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
What was the reason for the meeting?
5
3459
1
Social Visit
2
Child's Performance
3
Discipline Issue
4
At PTA Meeting
5
Other
Sysmiss
Current Teacher_4
Current Teacher_4
Current Teacher_4
Current Teacher_4
Current Teacher_4
Are you teaching this student currently?
16
3448
9
10
Sysmiss
Last Year Teacher_4
Last Year Teacher_4
Last Year Teacher_4
Last Year Teacher_4
Last Year Teacher_4
Did you teach this student last year?
14
3450
5
9
Sysmiss
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
11
3453
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
If so, why?_4
If so, why?_4
If so, why?_4
If so, why?_4
If so, why?_4
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
What was the reason for the meeting?
1
3463
1
Social Visit
2
Child's Performance
3
Discipline Issue
4
At PTA Meeting
5
Other
Sysmiss
Current Teacher_5
Current Teacher_5
Current Teacher_5
Current Teacher_5
Current Teacher_5
Are you teaching this student currently?
3
3461
10
Sysmiss
Last Year Teacher_5
Last Year Teacher_5
Last Year Teacher_5
Last Year Teacher_5
Last Year Teacher_5
Did you teach this student last year?
5
3459
9
Sysmiss
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5
Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
3
3461
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
If so, why?_5
If so, why?_5
If so, why?_5
If so, why?_5
If so, why?_5
During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil?
What was the reason for the meeting?
1
3463
1
Social Visit
2
Child's Performance
3
Discipline Issue
4
At PTA Meeting
5
Other
Sysmiss