DDI_BGD_2003_NGO_v01_M_WBDG 2012-06-22 NADA NGOs in Bangladesh: Activities, Resources, and Governance 2003 NGO 2003 BGD_2003_NGO_v01_M Varun Gauri and Julia Galef NADA Anonymized version for public dissemination: name of NGO and NGO manager were removed, as well as name of mother NGO and address. This survey is one of the first large, nationally representative surveys of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in a developing country. The NGO sector in Bangladesh is highly organized and relatively homogeneous. Most NGOs utilize a branch and headquarters structure in which branches have limited autonomy from headquarters. At the branch level, most NGOs in the country, whether big or small, focus on credit services, derive more of their income from fees for services than from grants, rely on salaried rather than voluntary staff, keep detailed financial accounts that are externally audited, and hire middle-class college educated men as managers. The convergence to a modal institutional form probably is the result of the persuasive power of ideas, sociological pressures toward acculturation and conformity, as well as material incentives. Bangladesh National Non-governmental organization What counts as an NGO is an important question for a survey like this one. No answer is self-evident, and the definition chosen depends in large part on the purpose of the research. Because the objective of this research project was to analyze NGOs that are involved in what the donors and government call ''development,'' organizations were deemed NGOs if they appeared on any of the lists used to synthesize the sample frame, or, if the NGOs were discovered during the field enumeration, reports from informed observers suggested that the NGOs were engaged in activities that are generally considered development work in Bangladesh, such as the provision of safe drinking water, sanitation, health care, adult and child education, agricultural training, roads construction, transport, skills training, land rights/tenure, credit, arsenic reduction, environmental work, employment generation, poverty reduction, advocacy in any of these areas, or other related topics. Although the survey questionnaire itself focused on the attributes of NGOs as service providers, they did not have to be engaged in service provision to be included in the sample frame; NGOs engaged in ''consciousness raising'' were also included. In fact, as the results below show, most NGOs were involved in both service provision and consciousness raising. Registration with the NAB is a precondition for obtaining foreign funding in Bangladesh. Because that list constituted an important element of the initial sample frame, the NGOs that were surveyed were typically those that had either applied for foreign funding or that might have considered themselves in a position to do so. The Department of Social Services keeps a separate list of ''social welfare'' or non-profit organizations in the country. That list is much broader than the list kept by the NAB, includes organizations as diverse as mosques, trade unions, tea clubs, and local sports leagues, and includes over 23,000 organizations. That list was not used for the construction of the sample frame because the activities of those organizations, while important for understanding the broader context of civil society organizations in Bangladesh, were not the subject of this research. Two final points should be emphasized. First, the site to which the questionnaires were applied were the field branches of NGOs (and the headquarters offices of smaller NGOs if the headquarters offices were also engaged in direct development work with communities). Most NGOs in Bangladesh, even the smaller ones, had both field offices and headquarters. Because central headquarters often did not have comprehensive information about the activities and resources of field offices, the survey was applied to the branches themselves. A detailed analysis of the resources and governance of the branches from the point of view of the headquarters staff, while important both to validate the findings at the branch level and to obtain a fuller portrait of resources, the flow of funds, and governance, was beyond the scope of this study. Second, the data presented here were provided by the NGO managers, and there may be discrepancies between self-reporting and what a thorough review of accounts, based on an external audit, might have revealed. Sample survey data The selection of NGO relied on a two-stage sampling design. The initial sample frame was constructed by merging a list of known NGOs from the government's NGO Affairs Bureau (NAB), a list of members of the Association of Development Agencies in Bangladesh (ADAB), and lists of the branches of the larger NGOs. On the basis of that synthesized list, 35 political-administrative units, thanas, were selected according to a procedure in which the probability of selection was proportional to estimated size, where size was understood as the share of registered NGOs in the thana. Before selecting NGOs to interview in each thana, survey interviewers conducted a field enumeration of the actual number of NGOs operating in the selected thanas. Employing that updated list based on field enumeration, NGOs were randomly selected in each thana on the basis of a stratified sampling procedure that assured statistically useful sub-samples among NGO types: ''big'' NGOs that had over 1,000 branches across the country (BRAC and ASA), ''big'' NGOs that conducted field operations in more centralized branches (Proshika and Caritas), and other typically ''small'' NGOs. The decision to obtain representative subsamples of the large and small NGOs was based on the hypothesis that small NGOs might exhibit different governance structures, have access to fewer resources, and engage in different activities than the large NGOs. There is obviously a continuum between large and small NGOs; the decision was made to obtain statistically representative sub-samples of the four large NGOs named above because they are generally considered to have a relatively large ''market share'' in the sector, and because the government's Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) made a similar distinction in its 2000 Household Income and Expenditure Survey (HIES), which distinguished between the existence of those four NGOs and other NGOs. Although the community questionnaire of the HIES also inquired about Grameen Bank in its section on NGOs, branches of Grameen Bank were not included in the present survey of NGOs because Grameen Bank is not actually incorporated as an NGO. THE SAMPLE FRAME AND THE SAMPLE The initial list consisted of 6,559 NGOs and NGO branches in Bangladesh. The number of NGOs in a given thana ranged from a minimum of one (in 17 thanas) to a maximum of 192 (in the thana of Mohammadpur in metropolitan Dhaka). The mean number of NGOs per thana was 15.1, and the median was 12. Of the 6,559 NGO offices, some 1,456 consisted of BRAC branches, 1,186 were ASA branches, 125 were Proshika branches, and 98 were Caritas branches. A large percentage (79%) of the small NGOs were also organized into headquarters and branch offices. Among the small NGOs with a large number of branches were Buro (56 sites), Family Planning Services and Training (51 sites), Dhaka Ashania Mission (41 sites), and Esdo (41 sites). On average, the number of NGOs based on the field enumeration exceeded the initial list by 21%. One question with both policy and theoretical interest is the extent to which Bangladeshi NGOs are serving the needs of the poorest or most needy in the country. One way to address the question (though it has limitations because many NGOs serve clients outside the communities in which they are located) is to examine the concentration of NGOs in the poorest or most needy areas of the country. Income data from the preliminary returns of the 2001 census permitted an analysis of NGO concentration in a given thana as a function of average household income in that thana. NGO concentrations per capita were lowest in the poorest thanas in the sample, suggesting that NGOs are not locating in the poorest regions of the country. It is also possible, of course, NGOs were targeting not poor thanas per se but poor areas within the thanas. To analyze that possibility, we analyzed NGO concentration per capita by community wealth quintile, where community wealth was constructed using the first principal component of three community wealth measures asked of participants in the focus group discussions (percentage of households in the community with televisions, cement floors, and a resident in paid employment). The concentration of NGOs per capita was relatively high in the second lowest wealth quintile but lowest in communities in the poorest quintile. Although the results here should be interpreted with caution because they are from a random sample of only 35 thanas, they are consistent with other findings that NGO location decisions in Bangladesh are not targeting the poorest communities. As noted above, some of the small NGOs in the sample were themselves relatively large, and included organizations with a headquarters and branch structure. Using appropriate sample weights that adjust for the frequencies of NGOs in the sampled thanas as compared to their thana frequencies in the initial synthesized list, we were able to estimate the relative percentages of NGO types in the country. Note that even among the stratum of small NGOs, a branch-headquarters structure was far more prevalent than stand-alone organizations, and that branches of international NGOs were relatively rare in the country. Face-to-face Survey enumerators collected the data from March to May 2003. In fact, they applied two questionnaires to each selected NGO—one to the manager or director of the NGO and whose results are reported in this paper, and another one to a focus group of randomly selected individuals in the immediate community where the NGO was operating, the results of which are being reported separately. Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the Identification of the Primary Investigator - the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation) - the survey reference number - the source and date of download 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. BGD_2003_NGO_v01_M 310 1360 NGO (individual office) identifier NGO (individual office) identifier NGO (individual office) identifier NGO (individual office) identifier NGO (individual office) identifier 310 1 314 Thana Thana Thana Thana Thana 310 Akhaura Bagmara Bandarban Barisal Bhola Bochaganj Chakaria Chandina Chitalmari Companyganj Delduar Dhamrai Fakirhat Gabtati Gaibandha Gopalpur Gulshan Jessore Manikgonj Mohammadpur Mohonpur Nasirnagar Natore Netrokona Paikgachha Pakundia Raipur Rajair Ramna Sadullapur Sakhipur Sreepur Tangail Wazirpur Code Code Code Code Code 310 1 35 NGO identifier (entire organization, not individual branch) NGO identifier (entire organization, not individual branch) NGO identifier (entire organization, not individual branch) NGO identifier (entire organization, not individual branch) NGO identifier (entire organization, not individual branch) 310 1 176 ID CODE of NGO ID CODE of NGO ID CODE of NGO ID CODE of NGO ID CODE of NGO 310 1 1 Interviewer Code Interviewer Code Interviewer Code Interviewer Code Interviewer Code 310 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Supervisor Code Supervisor Code Supervisor Code Supervisor Code Supervisor Code 310 First visit Date First visit Date First visit Date First visit Date First visit Date 282 3/23/03 3/24/03 3/25/03 3/26/03 3/27/03 3/28/03 3/29/03 3/30/03 3/31/03 4/1/03 4/10/03 4/11/03 4/12/03 4/13/03 4/14/03 4/15/03 4/16/03 4/17/03 4/19/03 4/2/03 4/20/03 4/21/03 4/22/03 4/23/03 4/3/03 4/4/03 4/5/03 4/6/03 4/7/03 4/8/03 4/9/03 5/10/03 First visit Time started First visit Time started First visit Time started First visit Time started First visit Time started 246 10:00 AM 10:05 AM 10:10 AM 10:12 AM 10:15 AM 10:20 AM 10:25 AM 10:30 AM 11:00 AM 11:03 AM 11:05 AM 11:30 AM 12:00 PM 12:20 PM 12:45 PM 12:50 PM 1:00 PM 2:00 PM 2:01 PM 2:20 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 4:00 PM 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 AM 6:02 PM 6:10 PM 7:00 AM 7:30 AM 7:45 AM 8:00 AM 8:20 AM 8:30 AM 8:40 AM 8:45 AM 8:50 AM 9:00 AM 9:01 AM 9:03 AM 9:05 AM 9:10 AM 9:15 AM 9:17 AM 9:20 AM 9:30 AM 9:35 AM 9:40 AM 9:45 AM First visit Time ended First visit Time ended First visit Time ended First visit Time ended First visit Time ended 240 10:00 AM 10:03 AM 10:18 AM 10:30 AM 10:45 AM 11:00 AM 11:10 AM 11:20 AM 11:30 AM 11:35 AM 11:55 AM 12:00 AM 12:00 PM 12:15 PM 12:25 PM 12:30 PM 12:40 PM 1:00 PM 1:10 PM 1:15 PM 1:20 PM 1:25 PM 1:30 AM 1:30 PM 1:45 PM 2:00 AM 2:00 PM 2:18 PM 2:25 PM 2:50 PM 3:00 PM 3:15 PM 3:30 PM 3:35 PM 3:50 PM 4:00 PM 4:05 PM 4:11 AM 4:30 PM 5:00 AM 5:00 PM 5:10 PM 5:30 PM 5:55 PM 6:00 PM 6:10 PM 6:30 PM 6:50 PM 7:00 PM 7:20 PM 7:30 PM 7:35 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 AM 8:30 PM 9:00 AM 9:05 AM 9:15 AM 9:20 AM 9:30 AM 9:40 AM 9:48 AM 9:50 AM 9:55 AM First visit Result First visit Result First visit Result First visit Result First visit Result 176 134 1 5 1 Completed 2 Not present 3 Postponed 4 Refused 5 Partly completed Sysmiss Second visit Date Second visit Date Second visit Date Second visit Date Second visit Date 190 1/0/00 3/14/03 3/24/03 3/25/03 3/26/03 3/27/03 3/28/03 3/29/03 3/30/03 3/31/03 4/1/03 4/10/03 4/11/03 4/12/03 4/13/03 4/14/03 4/15/03 4/16/03 4/17/03 4/18/03 4/2/03 4/20/03 4/22/03 4/23/03 4/24/03 4/3/03 4/4/03 4/5/03 4/6/03 4/7/03 4/8/03 4/9/03 Second visit Time started Second visit Time started Second visit Time started Second visit Time started Second visit Time started 176 10:00 AM 10:05 AM 10:15 AM 10:20 AM 10:25 AM 10:30 AM 10:40 AM 11:00 AM 11:05 AM 11:10 AM 12:00 PM 12:10 PM 12:25 PM 12:30 PM 1:00 PM 1:20 PM 1:30 PM 1:55 PM 2:00 PM 2:01 PM 2:03 PM 2:10 PM 2:15 PM 2:30 PM 2:43 PM 3:00 PM 3:05 PM 3:15 PM 3:20 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM 4:00 PM 4:10 PM 4:20 PM 4:30 PM 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM 7:00 AM 7:30 AM 7:40 AM 8:00 AM 8:10 AM 8:25 AM 8:30 AM 9:00 AM 9:03 AM 9:10 AM 9:15 AM 9:20 AM 9:35 AM 9:37 AM Second visit Time ended Second visit Time ended Second visit Time ended Second visit Time ended Second visit Time ended 172 10:00 AM 10:45 AM 10:55 AM 11:00 AM 11:05 AM 11:20 AM 11:30 AM 11:35 AM 12:00 PM 12:10 PM 12:20 PM 12:25 PM 12:30 PM 12:35 PM 12:40 PM 12:45 PM 12:50 PM 1:00 PM 1:20 PM 1:55 PM 2:00 PM 2:30 PM 2:45 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM 3:45 PM 4:00 PM 4:05 PM 4:10 PM 4:20 PM 4:25 PM 4:30 PM 4:40 PM 4:45 PM 4:50 PM 4:55 PM 5:00 PM 5:05 PM 5:07 PM 5:10 PM 5:15 AM 5:15 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM 6:05 PM 6:10 PM 6:20 PM 6:25 PM 6:30 PM 6:40 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:20 PM 8:50 PM 9:00 AM 9:00 PM 9:20 AM Second visit Result Second visit Result Second visit Result Second visit Result Second visit Result 151 159 1 5 1 Completed 2 Not present 3 Postponed 4 Refused 5 Partly completed Sysmiss Third visit Date Third visit Date Third visit Date Third visit Date Third visit Date 45 3/25/03 3/26/03 3/27/03 3/29/03 3/30/03 3/31/03 4/1/03 4/11/03 4/12/03 4/13/03 4/14/03 4/15/03 4/2/03 4/23/03 4/4/03 4/5/03 4/6/03 4/7/03 4/8/03 4/9/03 Third visit Time started Third visit Time started Third visit Time started Third visit Time started Third visit Time started 37 10:00 AM 10:15 AM 10:30 AM 11:00 AM 12:00 PM 12:10 PM 12:15 PM 12:30 PM 1:00 PM 1:55 PM 2:00 PM 2:10 PM 2:30 PM 3:00 PM 3:10 PM 3:15 PM 4:10 PM 4:30 PM 5:00 PM 8:00 AM 9:10 AM 9:35 AM 9:45 AM Third visit Time ended Third visit Time ended Third visit Time ended Third visit Time ended Third visit Time ended 38 10:45 AM 11:05 AM 11:10 AM 11:20 AM 11:30 AM 12:00 PM 12:10 PM 12:15 PM 12:20 PM 12:35 PM 12:45 PM 1:00 PM 1:03 PM 1:20 PM 1:40 PM 2:20 PM 2:45 PM 4:10 PM 4:15 PM 5:00 PM 5:10 PM 5:20 PM 6:20 PM 6:25 PM 6:45 PM Third visit Result Third visit Result Third visit Result Third visit Result Third visit Result 40 270 1 1 1 Completed 2 Not present 3 Postponed 4 Refused 5 Partly completed Sysmiss Thana Thana Thana Thana Thana Physical Address [road and directions] 310 Akhaura Bagmara Bandarban Bandarban Sadar Barisal Barisal Sadar Bochaganj Burirchang Chakaria Chandina Chitalmari Companyganj Delduar Dhamrai Fakirhat Gabtoli Gaibandha Gopalpur Gulshan Jessore Katowali Kotwali Manikgonj Mohammad pur Mohammadpur Mohan Pur Nasir Nogor Nasirnogor Natore Netrokona Paikgacha Pakundia Raipur Rajair Ramna Sadar Sadullapur Sakhipur Sreepur Wazirpur District District District District District Physical Address [road and directions] 310 B.Baria B/Baria Bagerhat Bandarban Barisal Bhola Bogra Comilla Cox's Bazar Dhaka Dinajpur Gaibandha Gazipur Jessore Khulna Kishoreganj Kishorganj Laxmipur Mafaripur Magura Manikgonj Natore Netrokona Rajshahi Rajshai Sylhet Tangail Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Gender of respondent 310 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Position in NGO Position in NGO Position in NGO Position in NGO Position in NGO Position in [NGO]: 310 1 3 1 Director/manager/head 2 3 Other (specify) Title [if (3) on q7] Title [if (3) on q7] Title [if (3) on q7] Title [if (3) on q7] Title [if (3) on q7] Position in [NGO]: 310 Accountant Area Co- ordinator Area Co-Ordinator Area Co-ordinator Area Co-ordinatore Area Co-orginator Area Coordinator Area Manager Area Organizer Asistant Manager Associate Co-ordinator Branch Manager C.M. C.O Chairman Co-ordinator Comilla-ordinator Councilar Deputy Director Executive Director F. Coordinator Field Officer Field coordinator Field officer Fild Officer Instructor Manager P.O incharge Paramedic President Principal Program Officer Programme Co-ordinator Project Co-ordinator Project Manager Secretary Srizoni Bangladesh. Regional Officer Team Leader Teem In charge Unit Manager In what year were NGO’s operations in this area established? In what year were NGO’s operations in this area established? In what year were NGO’s operations in this area established? In what year were NGO’s operations in this area established? In what year were NGO’s operations in this area established? In what year were [NGO]’s operations in this area established? 310 1958 2002 Did NGO begin operating right away in this Area? Did NGO begin operating right away in this Area? Did NGO begin operating right away in this Area? Did NGO begin operating right away in this Area? Did NGO begin operating right away in this Area? Did [NGO] begin operating right away in this Area? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No In what year did NGO actually begin operations? In what year did NGO actually begin operations? In what year did NGO actually begin operations? In what year did NGO actually begin operations? In what year did NGO actually begin operations? [If No] In what year did [NGO] actually begin operations? 310 2001 Is NGO: [Circle what applies] Is NGO: [Circle what applies] Is NGO: [Circle what applies] Is NGO: [Circle what applies] Is NGO: [Circle what applies] Is [NGO]: [Circle what applies] 310 1 4 1 A stand alone NGO without any other branches 2 Main office of an indigenous (Bangladeshi) NGO with other branches 3 A branch office of an indigenous (Bangladeshi) NGO 4 A division orbranch of an international NGO How many branches does NGO have? How many branches does NGO have? How many branches does NGO have? How many branches does NGO have? How many branches does NGO have? How many branches does [NGO] have? 310 63 What is the average age of these branches? [in years] What is the average age of these branches? [in years] What is the average age of these branches? [in years] What is the average age of these branches? [in years] What is the average age of these branches? [in years] What is the average age of these branches? 310 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 17 Independent decisions - Initiating an activity in a new program area Independent decisions - Initiating an activity in a new program area Independent decisions - Initiating an activity in a new program area Independent decisions - Initiating an activity in a new program area Independent decisions - Initiating an activity in a new program area Which decisions are made by this branch without consulting the supervising branch or headquarters? (Circle all that are appropriate) 310 1 1 Independent decisions - Hire new staff Independent decisions - Hire new staff Independent decisions - Hire new staff Independent decisions - Hire new staff Independent decisions - Hire new staff Which decisions are made by this branch without consulting the supervising branch or headquarters? (Circle all that are appropriate) 310 1 1 Independent decisions - Set staff salaries Independent decisions - Set staff salaries Independent decisions - Set staff salaries Independent decisions - Set staff salaries Independent decisions - Set staff salaries Which decisions are made by this branch without consulting the supervising branch or headquarters? (Circle all that are appropriate) 310 1 1 Independent decisions - Develop a partnerships with another other NGO Independent decisions - Develop a partnerships with another other NGO Independent decisions - Develop a partnerships with another other NGO Independent decisions - Develop a partnerships with another other NGO Independent decisions - Develop a partnerships with another other NGO Which decisions are made by this branch without consulting the supervising branch or headquarters? (Circle all that are appropriate) 310 1 1 Independent decisions - Contact local government authorities Independent decisions - Contact local government authorities Independent decisions - Contact local government authorities Independent decisions - Contact local government authorities Independent decisions - Contact local government authorities Which decisions are made by this branch without consulting the supervising branch or headquarters? (Circle all that are appropriate) 310 1 1 Independent decisions - Consult the community about an issue Independent decisions - Consult the community about an issue Independent decisions - Consult the community about an issue Independent decisions - Consult the community about an issue Independent decisions - Consult the community about an issue Which decisions are made by this branch without consulting the supervising branch or headquarters? (Circle all that are appropriate) 310 1 1 Independent decisions - Conduct a staff performance review Independent decisions - Conduct a staff performance review Independent decisions - Conduct a staff performance review Independent decisions - Conduct a staff performance review Independent decisions - Conduct a staff performance review Which decisions are made by this branch without consulting the supervising branch or headquarters? (Circle all that are appropriate) 310 1 1 Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By email Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By email Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By email Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By email Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By email How often does the central office communicate with branch offices, on average 310 7 1 2 4 7 Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By telephone Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By telephone Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By telephone Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By telephone Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: By telephone How often does the central office communicate with branch offices, on average 310 120 Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: Through personal visi Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: Through personal visi Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: Through personal visi Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: Through personal visi Frequency Central office communicates with branch offices: Through personal visi How often does the central office communicate with branch offices, on average 310 30 In which country is the head office of the international NGO In which country is the head office of the international NGO In which country is the head office of the international NGO In which country is the head office of the international NGO In which country is the head office of the international NGO In which country is the head office of the international NGO 310 3 1 UK 2 USA 3 Other [If (3) Other on Q17: specify] [If (3) Other on Q17: specify] [If (3) Other on Q17: specify] [If (3) Other on Q17: specify] [If (3) Other on Q17: specify] In which country is the head office of the international NGO 310 Belgium Jeneva Approximately in what year was the international NGO founded? Approximately in what year was the international NGO founded? Approximately in what year was the international NGO founded? Approximately in what year was the international NGO founded? Approximately in what year was the international NGO founded? Approximately in what year was the international NGO founded? 310 1920 Is Involved in raising awareness about particular issues? Is Involved in raising awareness about particular issues? Is Involved in raising awareness about particular issues? Is Involved in raising awareness about particular issues? Is Involved in raising awareness about particular issues? Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about particular issues? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Involved in raising awareness about road safety Involved in raising awareness about road safety Involved in raising awareness about road safety Involved in raising awareness about road safety Involved in raising awareness about road safety Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS Involved in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS Involved in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS Involved in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS Involved in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about other health issues Involved in raising awareness about other health issues Involved in raising awareness about other health issues Involved in raising awareness about other health issues Involved in raising awareness about other health issues Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about pollution/latrines/garbage/sewer issues Involved in raising awareness about pollution/latrines/garbage/sewer issues Involved in raising awareness about pollution/latrines/garbage/sewer issues Involved in raising awareness about pollution/latrines/garbage/sewer issues Involved in raising awareness about pollution/latrines/garbage/sewer issues Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about nutrition issues Involved in raising awareness about nutrition issues Involved in raising awareness about nutrition issues Involved in raising awareness about nutrition issues Involved in raising awareness about nutrition issues Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about human rights issues Involved in raising awareness about human rights issues Involved in raising awareness about human rights issues Involved in raising awareness about human rights issues Involved in raising awareness about human rights issues Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about gender issues Involved in raising awareness about gender issues Involved in raising awareness about gender issues Involved in raising awareness about gender issues Involved in raising awareness about gender issues Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about protection of wildlife/forest/environment Involved in raising awareness about protection of wildlife/forest/environment Involved in raising awareness about protection of wildlife/forest/environment Involved in raising awareness about protection of wildlife/forest/environment Involved in raising awareness about protection of wildlife/forest/environment Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about arsenic Involved in raising awareness about arsenic Involved in raising awareness about arsenic Involved in raising awareness about arsenic Involved in raising awareness about arsenic Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Involved in raising awareness about other issues Involved in raising awareness about other issues Involved in raising awareness about other issues Involved in raising awareness about other issues Involved in raising awareness about other issues Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes [If yes on q20_10]: type of issue [If yes on q20_10]: type of issue [If yes on q20_10]: type of issue [If yes on q20_10]: type of issue [If yes on q20_10]: type of issue Is [NGO] actively involved in raising public awareness about: [Circle all that apply] 310 Acid Throw, Child Marriage Adult Education Adult Literacy Advice to Bangladesh Extention Educated Agriculture Agriculture, Physiotherapy, Theater Area Development Child & Women Rights Child Education Child Education/Adult Education Child Right Prog. Child and co-ordinated programme to commbat Child Trafficking Children Right Children's Exhibition Cooperation for disable Credit Program Democracy well administration, Aware of vote Democracy, Voter, Awarness, School program, Rally Deposit, Credit Disaster Management Disaster, Mother & Child Health Disater Disbursement, Good governance, Democracy Discourage Early Marrige Dowry Dowry and Illegal Divorce Drug adicted Treatment Early Marriage Education Education, Drug Addiction, Political Environment Education, Micro Credit, Training Electricity & Water Employment Employment generation Employment, Non formal Education Fisheries, Micro Credit Fisheries, RVCC, Education Fishery, Twisting Fuel Handicrafts, Fishery, API culture etc. Health Care Homestead Gardening Human Rights Human Rised Implement Income Genarating Activities Increasing Income Law, Acid, Rap Legal Aid Legal Aid, Voter education Legal Aid, acid Legal Aids Literacy Micro Credit Micro Credit, Nurssary, Feshary, NFP. Mircro Credit, NFP. N.I.D NFPE NFPE, Micro Credit, Home stead gardening Nursery Plantation Plantation, Loan without condition Poultry & Dairy Firm Primary Education Road Repair, Education, NFP. Safe Drinking Water Safe Drinking Water, Poor People Safety Drinking water Service to the disaster Small Loan, Fisheries Small Scale Industry Social Right & Legal Rights Training Training and adult literacy Tub Water Supply and Sanitation Women & Child Trafficking Protection Does NGO raise public awareness via concert/fair/street band/drama Does NGO raise public awareness via concert/fair/street band/drama Does NGO raise public awareness via concert/fair/street band/drama Does NGO raise public awareness via concert/fair/street band/drama Does NGO raise public awareness via concert/fair/street band/drama Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness via training and meetings Does NGO raise public awareness via training and meetings Does NGO raise public awareness via training and meetings Does NGO raise public awareness via training and meetings Does NGO raise public awareness via training and meetings Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness via posters/leaflets/newsletter Does NGO raise public awareness via posters/leaflets/newsletter Does NGO raise public awareness via posters/leaflets/newsletter Does NGO raise public awareness via posters/leaflets/newsletter Does NGO raise public awareness via posters/leaflets/newsletter Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness via newspaper/magazines/radio Does NGO raise public awareness via newspaper/magazines/radio Does NGO raise public awareness via newspaper/magazines/radio Does NGO raise public awareness via newspaper/magazines/radio Does NGO raise public awareness via newspaper/magazines/radio Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness via open air speech/preaching/public address Does NGO raise public awareness via open air speech/preaching/public address Does NGO raise public awareness via open air speech/preaching/public address Does NGO raise public awareness via open air speech/preaching/public address Does NGO raise public awareness via open air speech/preaching/public address Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness during religious service Does NGO raise public awareness during religious service Does NGO raise public awareness during religious service Does NGO raise public awareness during religious service Does NGO raise public awareness during religious service Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness visit to prisons and hospitals Does NGO raise public awareness visit to prisons and hospitals Does NGO raise public awareness visit to prisons and hospitals Does NGO raise public awareness visit to prisons and hospitals Does NGO raise public awareness visit to prisons and hospitals Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness via door to door campaigns Does NGO raise public awareness via door to door campaigns Does NGO raise public awareness via door to door campaigns Does NGO raise public awareness via door to door campaigns Does NGO raise public awareness via door to door campaigns Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Does NGO raise public awareness via - other Does NGO raise public awareness via - other Does NGO raise public awareness via - other Does NGO raise public awareness via - other Does NGO raise public awareness via - other Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes [if yes on q21_9] Type of awareness raising [if yes on q21_9] Type of awareness raising [if yes on q21_9] Type of awareness raising [if yes on q21_9] Type of awareness raising [if yes on q21_9] Type of awareness raising Does [NGO] raise public awareness via: [Circle all that apply] 310 Advice Community Meeting Consultation Consultation with group Debats, Rally, Campaign Discussion in the class room Doury Flip chart Group Discussion Group Meeting In group meeting Discussion Meeting Personal News Letter Rally Rally workshop Rally, Cultural Programme Regular Discussion Sports Though Community Through PNGO Village Organization, Meeting Weekly Meeting Weekly meeting group meeting Approximately how many people have participated in NGO’s training and meetings? Approximately how many people have participated in NGO’s training and meetings? Approximately how many people have participated in NGO’s training and meetings? Approximately how many people have participated in NGO’s training and meetings? Approximately how many people have participated in NGO’s training and meetings? [If mentioned training and meetings 2) in question Q21; else go to Q23] Over the past 12 months, approximately how many people have participated in [NGO]’s training and meetings? 310 92160 NGO involved in advocacy or lobbying the government over last 12 months? NGO involved in advocacy or lobbying the government over last 12 months? NGO involved in advocacy or lobbying the government over last 12 months? NGO involved in advocacy or lobbying the government over last 12 months? NGO involved in advocacy or lobbying the government over last 12 months? Over the last 12 months, has [NGO] been involved in advocacy or lobbying the government? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Type of advocacy or lobbying: petitions Type of advocacy or lobbying: petitions Type of advocacy or lobbying: petitions Type of advocacy or lobbying: petitions Type of advocacy or lobbying: petitions What form do [NGO]’s advocacy or lobbying activities take? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with national authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with national authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with national authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with national authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with national authorities What form do [NGO]’s advocacy or lobbying activities take? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with local authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with local authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with local authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with local authorities Type of advocacy or lobbying: meetings with local authorities What form do [NGO]’s advocacy or lobbying activities take? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 Type of advocacy or lobbying: public statements to press or radio/press release Type of advocacy or lobbying: public statements to press or radio/press release Type of advocacy or lobbying: public statements to press or radio/press release Type of advocacy or lobbying: public statements to press or radio/press release Type of advocacy or lobbying: public statements to press or radio/press release What form do [NGO]’s advocacy or lobbying activities take? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 Type of advocacy or lobbying: march Type of advocacy or lobbying: march Type of advocacy or lobbying: march Type of advocacy or lobbying: march Type of advocacy or lobbying: march What form do [NGO]’s advocacy or lobbying activities take? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specify) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specify) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specify) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specify) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specify) What form do [NGO]’s advocacy or lobbying activities take? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specified) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specified) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specified) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specified) Type of advocacy or lobbying: other (specified) What form do [NGO]’s advocacy or lobbying activities take? [Circle all that apply] 310 Leaflet, Poster Monthly Report Rally Meeting Rally, Meeting Seminar, Workshop T.V Over past 12 months: Nb meetings with national authorities to lobby government? Over past 12 months: Nb meetings with national authorities to lobby government? Over past 12 months: Nb meetings with national authorities to lobby government? Over past 12 months: Nb meetings with national authorities to lobby government? Over past 12 months: Nb meetings with national authorities to lobby government? [If answered Yes to 2 in Q24] Over the past 12 months, at approximately how many meetings with national authorities did [NGO] lobby the government? 310 288 Was the purpose of any of these meetings to change government policy? Was the purpose of any of these meetings to change government policy? Was the purpose of any of these meetings to change government policy? Was the purpose of any of these meetings to change government policy? Was the purpose of any of these meetings to change government policy? Was the purpose of any of these meetings to change government policy? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Please state the policy Please state the policy Please state the policy Please state the policy Please state the policy [If yes] Please state the policy 310 Chisd & Women Rights Dowry, Immature marriage Environment Pollution Control How do V.G.D card Distribution Humanity Land acquire for landless Plantation Reduction Price of Poultry To Improve the law of child, Trafficking To determine Govt. policy To give shelter for poor To influence law order Wataosn Perpos Water Policy Development Women's Right, Implementation Was the policy changed subsequent to the meeting Was the policy changed subsequent to the meeting Was the policy changed subsequent to the meeting Was the policy changed subsequent to the meeting Was the policy changed subsequent to the meeting Was the policy changed subsequent to the meeting between [NGO} and the government agency? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Purpose of any meetings was to obtain contract or financial assistance Purpose of any meetings was to obtain contract or financial assistance Purpose of any meetings was to obtain contract or financial assistance Purpose of any meetings was to obtain contract or financial assistance Purpose of any meetings was to obtain contract or financial assistance Was the purpose of any of these meetings to obtain a contract or other financial assistance for [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support? Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support? Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support? Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support? Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support? [If yes] Would you say that the meetings helped [NGO] obtain financial support? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Purpose was to obtain contract/financ. assistance for other local organ./village Purpose was to obtain contract/financ. assistance for other local organ./village Purpose was to obtain contract/financ. assistance for other local organ./village Purpose was to obtain contract/financ. assistance for other local organ./village Purpose was to obtain contract/financ. assistance for other local organ./village Was the purpose of any of these meetings to obtain a contract or other financial assistance for other local organizations, or [name of village]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Meetings helped local organizations obtain financial support? Meetings helped local organizations obtain financial support? Meetings helped local organizations obtain financial support? Meetings helped local organizations obtain financial support? Meetings helped local organizations obtain financial support? [If yes] Would you say that the meetings helped these local organizations obtain financial support? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Over the past 12 months, nb meetings with local authorities to lobby government Over the past 12 months, nb meetings with local authorities to lobby government Over the past 12 months, nb meetings with local authorities to lobby government Over the past 12 months, nb meetings with local authorities to lobby government Over the past 12 months, nb meetings with local authorities to lobby government [If answered Yes to 3 in Q24; else go to Q41] Over the past 12 months, at approximately how many meetings with local authorities did [NGO] lobby the government? 310 339 Purpose of meetings was to change government policy Purpose of meetings was to change government policy Purpose of meetings was to change government policy Purpose of meetings was to change government policy Purpose of meetings was to change government policy Was the purpose of any of these meetings to change government policy? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Please state the policy Please state the policy Please state the policy Please state the policy Please state the policy [If yes] Please state the policy 310 Alternative option for water Change the selection procedure of VGD Child & Women Oppression Development of law & Discipline Development of law and Order Discipline Distribution of land among the poor Empower women right Environment Havited council center Barisal Divission Increase public genaral prsents of LGED activities Land donation for landless, Land for Hospital Public assistance The tree of social forestry should not cut before 20 years To Help the International Law Water Policy Development Watson Policy changed subsequent to the meeting between NGO and government agency? Policy changed subsequent to the meeting between NGO and government agency? Policy changed subsequent to the meeting between NGO and government agency? Policy changed subsequent to the meeting between NGO and government agency? Policy changed subsequent to the meeting between NGO and government agency? Was the policy changed subsequent to the meeting between [NGO] and the government agency? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Purpose of any of these meetings to obtain contract or other financial assistanc Purpose of any of these meetings to obtain contract or other financial assistanc Purpose of any of these meetings to obtain contract or other financial assistanc Purpose of any of these meetings to obtain contract or other financial assistanc Purpose of any of these meetings to obtain contract or other financial assistanc Was the purpose of any of these meetings to obtain a contract or other financial assistance for [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support Meetings helped NGO obtain financial support [If yes] Would you say that the meetings helped [NGO] obtain financial support? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Purpose to obtain contract or financial assistance for other local organizations Purpose to obtain contract or financial assistance for other local organizations Purpose to obtain contract or financial assistance for other local organizations Purpose to obtain contract or financial assistance for other local organizations Purpose to obtain contract or financial assistance for other local organizations Was the purpose of any of these meetings to obtain a contract or other financial assistance for other local organizations? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Meetings helped organizations obtain financial support Meetings helped organizations obtain financial support Meetings helped organizations obtain financial support Meetings helped organizations obtain financial support Meetings helped organizations obtain financial support [If yes] Would you say that the meetings helped these organizations to obtain financial support? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Is NGO a network or umbrella organization? Is NGO a network or umbrella organization? Is NGO a network or umbrella organization? Is NGO a network or umbrella organization? Is NGO a network or umbrella organization? Is [NGO] a network or umbrella organization? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No How many NGOs members does NGO have? How many NGOs members does NGO have? How many NGOs members does NGO have? How many NGOs members does NGO have? How many NGOs members does NGO have? [If Yes] Currently, how many NGOs and CBOs members does [NGO] have? 310 115 How many CBOs members does NGO have? How many CBOs members does NGO have? How many CBOs members does NGO have? How many CBOs members does NGO have? How many CBOs members does NGO have? [If Yes] Currently, how many NGOs and CBOs members does [NGO] have? 310 52 CBOs are community-based organizations Is NGO working in partnership with other NGOs or with CBOs? Is NGO working in partnership with other NGOs or with CBOs? Is NGO working in partnership with other NGOs or with CBOs? Is NGO working in partnership with other NGOs or with CBOs? Is NGO working in partnership with other NGOs or with CBOs? Is [NGO] working in partnership with other NGOs or with CBOs ? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No CBOs are community-based organizations Over the last 12 months, with how many NGOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many NGOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many NGOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many NGOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many NGOs did NGO work? [If Yes] Over the last 12 months, with how many NGOs and CBOs did [NGO] work? 310 31 Over the last 12 months, with how many CBOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many CBOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many CBOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many CBOs did NGO work? Over the last 12 months, with how many CBOs did NGO work? [If Yes] Over the last 12 months, with how many NGOs and CBOs did [NGO] work? 310 1440 Which activities did NGO work in partnership with these organizations? Which activities did NGO work in partnership with these organizations? Which activities did NGO work in partnership with these organizations? Which activities did NGO work in partnership with these organizations? Which activities did NGO work in partnership with these organizations? Which activities did [NGO] work in partnership with these organizations? 310 3 1 In all works 2 In some 3 None (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) Which activities did [NGO] work in partnership with these organizations? 310 Adult education Agriculture by Tractor Awarness of the socity BRAC Care Child Education Childdren Children security Credit Different Health activities Education Education Service Health Human Rights IGA Issues relating Primary Education May Day Micor Credit Micro Credit Micro Crefit Moicor Credit Non formal child Educatio Non formal primary school Non-formal Education Nursery Road Construction Safety Drinking water Sanitation Sanitation, Shondar Bon Diversion Rd Skill Development Small Loan Training Training Field Visit WFP Water & Sanitation (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) Which activities did [NGO] work in partnership with these organizations? 310 Adult Education Animal Hospita Campaign for education Children rights Credit Drinking Water Drinking water Education Environment Field Visit Health Health Care Health Service Legal Aid for victimize women Micro Creadit Micro Credit Mother and Child day Nicro Crefit Reporting Road Construction Sanitation Sanitatrion & Safe drinki School Program Self dependent Shelter of sex worker Small Business Training Womens Right Workshop (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) Which activities did [NGO] work in partnership with these organizations? 310 Adult eductation Arsenic Metigatioon Education Election Monitoring Environment Field Visit Food & Nutrition Health Health Care Immunization day Micro Credit Poultry & Dairy Reporitng Social revolution Trafficking Training Training workshop Water supply for Agriculture (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) Which activities did [NGO] work in partnership with these organizations? 310 Loan Management Micro Credit Mother & Child Health Nursery Seed Workshop (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) (if yes on q45_2, specify) Which activities did [NGO] work in partnership with these organizations? 310 Education Fisheries, NFPE Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better information Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better information Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better information Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better information Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better information Why did [NGO] choose to work with these organizations? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason work with these organizations: To obtain betterconnection to thecommunity Reason work with these organizations: To obtain betterconnection to thecommunity Reason work with these organizations: To obtain betterconnection to thecommunity Reason work with these organizations: To obtain betterconnection to thecommunity Reason work with these organizations: To obtain betterconnection to thecommunity Why did [NGO] choose to work with these organizations? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better connections to government Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better connections to government Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better connections to government Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better connections to government Reason work with these organizations: To obtain better connections to government Why did [NGO] choose to work with these organizations? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason work with these organizations: To obtain more financial resources Reason work with these organizations: To obtain more financial resources Reason work with these organizations: To obtain more financial resources Reason work with these organizations: To obtain more financial resources Reason work with these organizations: To obtain more financial resources Why did [NGO] choose to work with these organizations? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason work with these organizations: To obtain other Reason work with these organizations: To obtain other Reason work with these organizations: To obtain other Reason work with these organizations: To obtain other Reason work with these organizations: To obtain other Why did [NGO] choose to work with these organizations? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason work with these organizations: Other - specified Reason work with these organizations: Other - specified Reason work with these organizations: Other - specified Reason work with these organizations: Other - specified Reason work with these organizations: Other - specified Why did [NGO] choose to work with these organizations? (circle all that apply) 310 Benefit for the Community Bring every child in capture of education and remove illiteracy Education For quick development and poverty eradication For the improvement of society Reduced poverty Social Decelopment Socio Economic Dev. Socio Economic Dev. Of the group Socio Economic Development Socio- Economic Dev Socio- Economic Devlopment Socio- Economic Devlopment of CBO Technical Support To Eradicate Poverty Rapidly To Improve ability To Improve economic condition, To empower the poor people To Improve the Society To Improve the work To Reduce Poverty To ensure Safety Drinking water and Sanitation To give service of society To impreve our country To increase a awareness NGO gives grants to other NGOs or to CBOs NGO gives grants to other NGOs or to CBOs NGO gives grants to other NGOs or to CBOs NGO gives grants to other NGOs or to CBOs NGO gives grants to other NGOs or to CBOs Does [NGO] give grants to other NGOs or to CBOs ? 310 1 4 1 NGOs 2 CBOs 3 NGOs and CBOs 4 None/does not give grants Over last 12 months, to how many NGOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many NGOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many NGOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many NGOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many NGOs did NGO give grants? [If answered 1, 2 or 3] Over the last 12 months, to how many NGOs and CBOs did [NGO] give grants? 310 21 Over last 12 months, to how many CBOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many CBOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many CBOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many CBOs did NGO give grants? Over last 12 months, to how many CBOs did NGO give grants? [If answered 1, 2 or 3] Over the last 12 months, to how many NGOs and CBOs did [NGO] give grants? 310 636 NGO pays other NGOs or CBOs for work they do on behalf of NGO NGO pays other NGOs or CBOs for work they do on behalf of NGO NGO pays other NGOs or CBOs for work they do on behalf of NGO NGO pays other NGOs or CBOs for work they do on behalf of NGO NGO pays other NGOs or CBOs for work they do on behalf of NGO Does [NGO] pay other NGOs or to CBOs for work they do on behalf of [NGO]? 310 1 4 1 NGOs 2 CBOs 3 NGOs and CBOs 4 None/does not give grants Over last 12 months, how many NGOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many NGOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many NGOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many NGOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many NGOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over the last 12 months, how many NGOs and CBOs did [NGO] pay for work they do on the behalf of [NGO]? 310 21 Over last 12 months, how many CBOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many CBOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many CBOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many CBOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over last 12 months, how many CBOs did NGO pay for work on the behalf of NGO? Over the last 12 months, how many NGOs and CBOs did [NGO] pay for work they do on the behalf of [NGO]? 310 636 Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Advocacy, Gender Dev. Agriculturel hand over project - water supply for IRRI Disaster Management, Education Education Service Health Facilities Micro - Finance Micro Finence Movement ag Non Formal Child Education Non Formal Primary Education Organization development, Safety Drinking water School Program Traning Program Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Capacity building Credit Entrepreneurship Health Health Facilities Micro Credit Non Formal Primary Sanitation Smoking Training Work Shop Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Arsenic Metigatioon Awarnes Building Environment Income Generating Income generating activities Leadership, Training complete Road Repearing Safe Drinking Water Training Workshop Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Health Help the poor Micro Credit Regulation, Credit Program Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Awareness builder Non Formal Education Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Social Awareness Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Activities that NGO paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? Which were the activities that [NGO] paid to be implemented by NGOs and CBOs? (Please list) 310 Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better information Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better information Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better information Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better information Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better information Why did [NGO] choose to contract out this work? Because the NGO/CBO had: (circle all that apply) 310 1 1 Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to communi Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to communi Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to communi Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to communi Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to communi Why did [NGO] choose to contract out this work? Because the NGO/CBO had: (circle all that apply) 310 1 1 Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to governm Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to governm Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to governm Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to governm Choose to contract out work because the NGO/CBO had better connection to governm Why did [NGO] choose to contract out this work? Because the NGO/CBO had: (circle all that apply) 310 1 1 Choose to contract out work for other reason (specify) Choose to contract out work for other reason (specify) Choose to contract out work for other reason (specify) Choose to contract out work for other reason (specify) Choose to contract out work for other reason (specify) Why did [NGO] choose to contract out this work? Because the NGO/CBO had: (circle all that apply) 310 1 1 Reason why choose to contract out work Reason why choose to contract out work Reason why choose to contract out work Reason why choose to contract out work Reason why choose to contract out work Why did [NGO] choose to contract out this work? Because the NGO/CBO had: (circle all that apply) 310 Capacity Building to Eradi cate poverty For Meetup quick demand of drinkin water and Sanitation facilities To Eradicate Poverty and to Remove Illiteracy To reduce poverty Does NGO offer micro finance/micro-loans? Does NGO offer micro finance/micro-loans? Does NGO offer micro finance/micro-loans? Does NGO offer micro finance/micro-loans? Does NGO offer micro finance/micro-loans? Does [NGO] offer micro-finance/micro-loans? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans How many people have money loaned to them by NGO? How many people have money loaned to them by NGO? How many people have money loaned to them by NGO? How many people have money loaned to them by NGO? How many people have money loaned to them by NGO? Right now, how many people have money loaned to them by [NGO]? 310 222000 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Of these borrowers, how many are women? Of these borrowers, how many are women? Of these borrowers, how many are women? Of these borrowers, how many are women? Of these borrowers, how many are women? Of these borrowers, how many are women? 310 215400 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans What is the total value of outstanding loans (principal only, in Taka) What is the total value of outstanding loans (principal only, in Taka) What is the total value of outstanding loans (principal only, in Taka) What is the total value of outstanding loans (principal only, in Taka) What is the total value of outstanding loans (principal only, in Taka) Right now, what is the total value of outstanding loans (principal only, excluding nonperforming loans)? 310 720000 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Distribution of outstanding loans: Up to 5000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Up to 5000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Up to 5000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Up to 5000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Up to 5000 Taka Right now, what is the distribution of outstanding loans, based on the principal? 310 100 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Distribution of outstanding loans: 5001 – 10,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 5001 – 10,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 5001 – 10,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 5001 – 10,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 5001 – 10,000 Taka Right now, what is the distribution of outstanding loans, based on the principal? 310 100 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Distribution of outstanding loans: 10,001 – 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 10,001 – 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 10,001 – 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 10,001 – 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: 10,001 – 15,000 Taka Right now, what is the distribution of outstanding loans, based on the principal? 310 85 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Distribution of outstanding loans: Greater than 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Greater than 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Greater than 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Greater than 15,000 Taka Distribution of outstanding loans: Greater than 15,000 Taka Right now, what is the distribution of outstanding loans, based on the principal? 310 100 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Loan default rate during the last fiscal year? (%) Loan default rate during the last fiscal year? (%) Loan default rate during the last fiscal year? (%) Loan default rate during the last fiscal year? (%) Loan default rate during the last fiscal year? (%) What was the loan default rate during the last fiscal year? 310 100 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans % of current clients added in the last 12 months? % of current clients added in the last 12 months? % of current clients added in the last 12 months? % of current clients added in the last 12 months? % of current clients added in the last 12 months? What percentage of current clients were newly added in the last 12 months? 310 100 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of recommendations of other members Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of recommendations of other members Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of recommendations of other members Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of recommendations of other members Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of recommendations of other members Please rank the importance [NGO] attaches to these criteria when assessing the credit worthiness of first-time applicants? (rank in importance, 1=most important, 2=second most important, etc)) 310 4 1 Most important 2 2nd most important 3 3rd most important 4 4th most important Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of regularity of deposits savings Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of regularity of deposits savings Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of regularity of deposits savings Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of regularity of deposits savings Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of regularity of deposits savings Please rank the importance [NGO] attaches to these criteria when assessing the credit worthiness of first-time applicants? (rank in importance, 1=most important, 2=second most important, etc)) 310 4 1 Most important 2 2nd most important 3 3rd most important 4 4th most important Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of assessment of business activity Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of assessment of business activity Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of assessment of business activity Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of assessment of business activity Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of assessment of business activity Please rank the importance [NGO] attaches to these criteria when assessing the credit worthiness of first-time applicants? (rank in importance, 1=most important, 2=second most important, etc)) 310 4 1 Most important 2 2nd most important 3 3rd most important 4 4th most important Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of other (specify) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of other (specify) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of other (specify) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of other (specify) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: rank of other (specify) Please rank the importance [NGO] attaches to these criteria when assessing the credit worthiness of first-time applicants? (rank in importance, 1=most important, 2=second most important, etc)) 310 4 1 Most important 2 2nd most important 3 3rd most important 4 4th most important Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Criteria to assess credit worthiness: other (specified) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: other (specified) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: other (specified) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: other (specified) Criteria to assess credit worthiness: other (specified) Please rank the importance [NGO] attaches to these criteria when assessing the credit worthiness of first-time applicants? (rank in importance, 1=most important, 2=second most important, etc)) 310 Ability to pay loan Active Assurance of repayment of loan Attend in weekly meeting Attendance in meeting Dependent & Successful business man Discipline Distinguished Women Distressed Women Envelopment in the group social work Experience of Training Field worker Opinion Financial statement Group Member Individual Visit Literacy Loan Repayment Loan is properly used Monitoring Parmanant Residence in the village Payment Capacity Payment of Loan Permanent Residence Permanent Resident Permanently Settled Personal Discussion Project Visit Regular Attendance Regular Attendenc Regular Payment Regular Presence in group meeting Regular Transaction Regularity Solvent Person Sowings Thana Federation To be come group member Training Weekly attented in group meeting Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Does NGO provide educational services? Does NGO provide educational services? Does NGO provide educational services? Does NGO provide educational services? Does NGO provide educational services? Does [NGO] provide educational services? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Nb students enrolled in Primary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Education Right now, how many students are enrolled at the following level 310 7500 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Nb students enrolled in Primary Non-formal primary education Nb students enrolled in Primary Non-formal primary education Nb students enrolled in Primary Non-formal primary education Nb students enrolled in Primary Non-formal primary education Nb students enrolled in Primary Non-formal primary education Right now, how many students are enrolled at the following level 310 4110 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Nb students enrolled in Primary Secondary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Secondary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Secondary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Secondary Education Nb students enrolled in Primary Secondary Education Right now, how many students are enrolled at the following level 310 600 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Nb students enrolled in Primary Adult education/ adult literacy Nb students enrolled in Primary Adult education/ adult literacy Nb students enrolled in Primary Adult education/ adult literacy Nb students enrolled in Primary Adult education/ adult literacy Nb students enrolled in Primary Adult education/ adult literacy Right now, how many students are enrolled at the following level 310 17550 Note that these refer to micro credit activities, not to small enterprise loans Services NGO provides: Safe drinking water Services NGO provides: Safe drinking water Services NGO provides: Safe drinking water Services NGO provides: Safe drinking water Services NGO provides: Safe drinking water What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Services NGO provides: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Services NGO provides: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Services NGO provides: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Services NGO provides: Good sanitation (waste disposal) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Health care Services NGO provides: Health care Services NGO provides: Health care Services NGO provides: Health care Services NGO provides: Health care What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Non-formal Child Education Services NGO provides: Non-formal Child Education Services NGO provides: Non-formal Child Education Services NGO provides: Non-formal Child Education Services NGO provides: Non-formal Child Education What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Non-Formal Adult Education Services NGO provides: Non-Formal Adult Education Services NGO provides: Non-Formal Adult Education Services NGO provides: Non-Formal Adult Education Services NGO provides: Non-Formal Adult Education What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Agricultural training for adults Services NGO provides: Agricultural training for adults Services NGO provides: Agricultural training for adults Services NGO provides: Agricultural training for adults Services NGO provides: Agricultural training for adults What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Roads Construction/repair Services NGO provides: Roads Construction/repair Services NGO provides: Roads Construction/repair Services NGO provides: Roads Construction/repair Services NGO provides: Roads Construction/repair What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Transportation services Services NGO provides: Transportation services Services NGO provides: Transportation services Services NGO provides: Transportation services Services NGO provides: Transportation services What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Electricity System Services NGO provides: Electricity System Services NGO provides: Electricity System Services NGO provides: Electricity System Services NGO provides: Electricity System What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Telephones/ other communications Services NGO provides: Telephones/ other communications Services NGO provides: Telephones/ other communications Services NGO provides: Telephones/ other communications Services NGO provides: Telephones/ other communications What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Access to credit Services NGO provides: Access to credit Services NGO provides: Access to credit Services NGO provides: Access to credit Services NGO provides: Access to credit What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Land rights/tenure Services NGO provides: Land rights/tenure Services NGO provides: Land rights/tenure Services NGO provides: Land rights/tenure Services NGO provides: Land rights/tenure What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Employment Generation Services NGO provides: Employment Generation Services NGO provides: Employment Generation Services NGO provides: Employment Generation Services NGO provides: Employment Generation What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 Acid Victim Adolescent Dep. Pro. ADP Ain-O- Salis Kendra Arsenic Arsenic Metigatioon Combat child trafficking Democracy Development of Society, Human Right and Law and or Early Marrage, Legal Aid Fish Culture Fisherise Live stock Fishery Cultivationi Forestry Gender Decelopment Handicrafts Health Awarness Horticulture Nursery Human Right Leadership Development Leasing Hat, Pond Legal Aid Legal Aids Legal aid Motivate Nursery Nursury Plant Distribution Plantation Planting Poltry Poor Marriage Poultry, Live Stock & Fisheries Primary Education Prostitute Shelter Public awareness Seeds Distribution Seeds, Livestock, Poultry Shelter of sex worker & Children security Social Development Social Forestry Swing and House Wiring Tree Plantation Tribal Culture Preserve Vocational Trg. Advpcacy Women & Child Trafficking Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 Livestock Reproductive Seeds Distribution Technical Training Vocational Training Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) Services NGO provides: Other (specify) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 No 1 Yes Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified Services NGO provides: specified What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 Disaster Management NGO provided from the beginning: Safe drinking water NGO provided from the beginning: Safe drinking water NGO provided from the beginning: Safe drinking water NGO provided from the beginning: Safe drinking water NGO provided from the beginning: Safe drinking water What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Good sanitation (waste disposal) NGO provided from the beginning: Good sanitation (waste disposal) NGO provided from the beginning: Good sanitation (waste disposal) NGO provided from the beginning: Good sanitation (waste disposal) NGO provided from the beginning: Good sanitation (waste disposal) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Health care NGO provided from the beginning: Health care NGO provided from the beginning: Health care NGO provided from the beginning: Health care NGO provided from the beginning: Health care What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Non-formal Child Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-formal Child Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-formal Child Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-formal Child Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-formal Child Education What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Non-Formal Adult Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-Formal Adult Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-Formal Adult Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-Formal Adult Education NGO provided from the beginning: Non-Formal Adult Education What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Agricultural training for adults NGO provided from the beginning: Agricultural training for adults NGO provided from the beginning: Agricultural training for adults NGO provided from the beginning: Agricultural training for adults NGO provided from the beginning: Agricultural training for adults What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Roads Construction/repair NGO provided from the beginning: Roads Construction/repair NGO provided from the beginning: Roads Construction/repair NGO provided from the beginning: Roads Construction/repair NGO provided from the beginning: Roads Construction/repair What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Transportation services NGO provided from the beginning: Transportation services NGO provided from the beginning: Transportation services NGO provided from the beginning: Transportation services NGO provided from the beginning: Transportation services What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Electricity System NGO provided from the beginning: Electricity System NGO provided from the beginning: Electricity System NGO provided from the beginning: Electricity System NGO provided from the beginning: Electricity System What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Telephones/ other communications NGO provided from the beginning: Telephones/ other communications NGO provided from the beginning: Telephones/ other communications NGO provided from the beginning: Telephones/ other communications NGO provided from the beginning: Telephones/ other communications What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Access to credit NGO provided from the beginning: Access to credit NGO provided from the beginning: Access to credit NGO provided from the beginning: Access to credit NGO provided from the beginning: Access to credit What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 1 2 NGO provided from the beginning: Land rights/tenure NGO provided from the beginning: Land rights/tenure NGO provided from the beginning: Land rights/tenure NGO provided from the beginning: Land rights/tenure NGO provided from the beginning: Land rights/tenure What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Employment Generation NGO provided from the beginning: Employment Generation NGO provided from the beginning: Employment Generation NGO provided from the beginning: Employment Generation NGO provided from the beginning: Employment Generation What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 2 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) NGO provided from the beginning: Other (specify) What services does [NGO] provide? (first circle all that apply, then ask if [NGO] did this from the beginning) For each activity, did [NGO] undertake this activity from the beginning/when it was founded? 310 1 Not applicable 1 Yes 2 No Nb beneficiary households for all of these services? Nb beneficiary households for all of these services? Nb beneficiary households for all of these services? Nb beneficiary households for all of these services? Nb beneficiary households for all of these services? How many beneficiary households does [NGO] have for all of these services? 310 200000 NGO worked in district: Bagerhat NGO worked in district: Bagerhat NGO worked in district: Bagerhat NGO worked in district: Bagerhat NGO worked in district: Bagerhat Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Bandarban NGO worked in district: Bandarban NGO worked in district: Bandarban NGO worked in district: Bandarban NGO worked in district: Bandarban Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Barguna NGO worked in district: Barguna NGO worked in district: Barguna NGO worked in district: Barguna NGO worked in district: Barguna Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Barisal NGO worked in district: Barisal NGO worked in district: Barisal NGO worked in district: Barisal NGO worked in district: Barisal Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Bhola NGO worked in district: Bhola NGO worked in district: Bhola NGO worked in district: Bhola NGO worked in district: Bhola Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Bogra NGO worked in district: Bogra NGO worked in district: Bogra NGO worked in district: Bogra NGO worked in district: Bogra Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Brahmanbaria NGO worked in district: Brahmanbaria NGO worked in district: Brahmanbaria NGO worked in district: Brahmanbaria NGO worked in district: Brahmanbaria Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Chandpur NGO worked in district: Chandpur NGO worked in district: Chandpur NGO worked in district: Chandpur NGO worked in district: Chandpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Chittagong NGO worked in district: Chittagong NGO worked in district: Chittagong NGO worked in district: Chittagong NGO worked in district: Chittagong Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Chuandanga NGO worked in district: Chuandanga NGO worked in district: Chuandanga NGO worked in district: Chuandanga NGO worked in district: Chuandanga Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Comilla NGO worked in district: Comilla NGO worked in district: Comilla NGO worked in district: Comilla NGO worked in district: Comilla Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Cox's Bazar NGO worked in district: Cox's Bazar NGO worked in district: Cox's Bazar NGO worked in district: Cox's Bazar NGO worked in district: Cox's Bazar Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Dhaka NGO worked in district: Dhaka NGO worked in district: Dhaka NGO worked in district: Dhaka NGO worked in district: Dhaka Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Dinajpur NGO worked in district: Dinajpur NGO worked in district: Dinajpur NGO worked in district: Dinajpur NGO worked in district: Dinajpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Faridpur NGO worked in district: Faridpur NGO worked in district: Faridpur NGO worked in district: Faridpur NGO worked in district: Faridpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Feni NGO worked in district: Feni NGO worked in district: Feni NGO worked in district: Feni NGO worked in district: Feni Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Gaibandha NGO worked in district: Gaibandha NGO worked in district: Gaibandha NGO worked in district: Gaibandha NGO worked in district: Gaibandha Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Gazipur NGO worked in district: Gazipur NGO worked in district: Gazipur NGO worked in district: Gazipur NGO worked in district: Gazipur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Gopalganj NGO worked in district: Gopalganj NGO worked in district: Gopalganj NGO worked in district: Gopalganj NGO worked in district: Gopalganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Habiganj NGO worked in district: Habiganj NGO worked in district: Habiganj NGO worked in district: Habiganj NGO worked in district: Habiganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Jamalpur NGO worked in district: Jamalpur NGO worked in district: Jamalpur NGO worked in district: Jamalpur NGO worked in district: Jamalpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Jessore NGO worked in district: Jessore NGO worked in district: Jessore NGO worked in district: Jessore NGO worked in district: Jessore Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Jhalokati NGO worked in district: Jhalokati NGO worked in district: Jhalokati NGO worked in district: Jhalokati NGO worked in district: Jhalokati Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Jhenaidaha NGO worked in district: Jhenaidaha NGO worked in district: Jhenaidaha NGO worked in district: Jhenaidaha NGO worked in district: Jhenaidaha Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Joypurhat NGO worked in district: Joypurhat NGO worked in district: Joypurhat NGO worked in district: Joypurhat NGO worked in district: Joypurhat Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Khagrachhari NGO worked in district: Khagrachhari NGO worked in district: Khagrachhari NGO worked in district: Khagrachhari NGO worked in district: Khagrachhari Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Khulna NGO worked in district: Khulna NGO worked in district: Khulna NGO worked in district: Khulna NGO worked in district: Khulna Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Kishoreganj NGO worked in district: Kishoreganj NGO worked in district: Kishoreganj NGO worked in district: Kishoreganj NGO worked in district: Kishoreganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Kurigram NGO worked in district: Kurigram NGO worked in district: Kurigram NGO worked in district: Kurigram NGO worked in district: Kurigram Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Kushtia NGO worked in district: Kushtia NGO worked in district: Kushtia NGO worked in district: Kushtia NGO worked in district: Kushtia Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Lakshmipur NGO worked in district: Lakshmipur NGO worked in district: Lakshmipur NGO worked in district: Lakshmipur NGO worked in district: Lakshmipur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Lalmonirhat NGO worked in district: Lalmonirhat NGO worked in district: Lalmonirhat NGO worked in district: Lalmonirhat NGO worked in district: Lalmonirhat Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Madaripur NGO worked in district: Madaripur NGO worked in district: Madaripur NGO worked in district: Madaripur NGO worked in district: Madaripur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Magura NGO worked in district: Magura NGO worked in district: Magura NGO worked in district: Magura NGO worked in district: Magura Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Manikganj NGO worked in district: Manikganj NGO worked in district: Manikganj NGO worked in district: Manikganj NGO worked in district: Manikganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Meherpur NGO worked in district: Meherpur NGO worked in district: Meherpur NGO worked in district: Meherpur NGO worked in district: Meherpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Moulvibazar NGO worked in district: Moulvibazar NGO worked in district: Moulvibazar NGO worked in district: Moulvibazar NGO worked in district: Moulvibazar Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Munshiganj NGO worked in district: Munshiganj NGO worked in district: Munshiganj NGO worked in district: Munshiganj NGO worked in district: Munshiganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Mymensingh NGO worked in district: Mymensingh NGO worked in district: Mymensingh NGO worked in district: Mymensingh NGO worked in district: Mymensingh Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Naogaon NGO worked in district: Naogaon NGO worked in district: Naogaon NGO worked in district: Naogaon NGO worked in district: Naogaon Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Narail NGO worked in district: Narail NGO worked in district: Narail NGO worked in district: Narail NGO worked in district: Narail Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Narayanganj NGO worked in district: Narayanganj NGO worked in district: Narayanganj NGO worked in district: Narayanganj NGO worked in district: Narayanganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Narsingdi NGO worked in district: Narsingdi NGO worked in district: Narsingdi NGO worked in district: Narsingdi NGO worked in district: Narsingdi Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Natore NGO worked in district: Natore NGO worked in district: Natore NGO worked in district: Natore NGO worked in district: Natore Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Nawabganj NGO worked in district: Nawabganj NGO worked in district: Nawabganj NGO worked in district: Nawabganj NGO worked in district: Nawabganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Netrokona NGO worked in district: Netrokona NGO worked in district: Netrokona NGO worked in district: Netrokona NGO worked in district: Netrokona Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Nilphamari NGO worked in district: Nilphamari NGO worked in district: Nilphamari NGO worked in district: Nilphamari NGO worked in district: Nilphamari Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Noakhali NGO worked in district: Noakhali NGO worked in district: Noakhali NGO worked in district: Noakhali NGO worked in district: Noakhali Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Pabna NGO worked in district: Pabna NGO worked in district: Pabna NGO worked in district: Pabna NGO worked in district: Pabna Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Panchagarh NGO worked in district: Panchagarh NGO worked in district: Panchagarh NGO worked in district: Panchagarh NGO worked in district: Panchagarh Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Patuakhali NGO worked in district: Patuakhali NGO worked in district: Patuakhali NGO worked in district: Patuakhali NGO worked in district: Patuakhali Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Pirojpur NGO worked in district: Pirojpur NGO worked in district: Pirojpur NGO worked in district: Pirojpur NGO worked in district: Pirojpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Rajbari NGO worked in district: Rajbari NGO worked in district: Rajbari NGO worked in district: Rajbari NGO worked in district: Rajbari Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Rajshahi NGO worked in district: Rajshahi NGO worked in district: Rajshahi NGO worked in district: Rajshahi NGO worked in district: Rajshahi Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Rangamati NGO worked in district: Rangamati NGO worked in district: Rangamati NGO worked in district: Rangamati NGO worked in district: Rangamati Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Rangpur NGO worked in district: Rangpur NGO worked in district: Rangpur NGO worked in district: Rangpur NGO worked in district: Rangpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Satkhira NGO worked in district: Satkhira NGO worked in district: Satkhira NGO worked in district: Satkhira NGO worked in district: Satkhira Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Shariatpur NGO worked in district: Shariatpur NGO worked in district: Shariatpur NGO worked in district: Shariatpur NGO worked in district: Shariatpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Sherpur NGO worked in district: Sherpur NGO worked in district: Sherpur NGO worked in district: Sherpur NGO worked in district: Sherpur Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Sirajganj NGO worked in district: Sirajganj NGO worked in district: Sirajganj NGO worked in district: Sirajganj NGO worked in district: Sirajganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Sunamganj NGO worked in district: Sunamganj NGO worked in district: Sunamganj NGO worked in district: Sunamganj NGO worked in district: Sunamganj Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Sylhet NGO worked in district: Sylhet NGO worked in district: Sylhet NGO worked in district: Sylhet NGO worked in district: Sylhet Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Tangail NGO worked in district: Tangail NGO worked in district: Tangail NGO worked in district: Tangail NGO worked in district: Tangail Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO worked in district: Thakurgaon NGO worked in district: Thakurgaon NGO worked in district: Thakurgaon NGO worked in district: Thakurgaon NGO worked in district: Thakurgaon Over the past 12 months, in which of the current 64 districts has [NGO] been working with its own staff and volunteers? [Include only those districts in which [NGO] has been working over the last 12 months. Circle all the districts that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Bagerhat NGO currently has office in: Bagerhat NGO currently has office in: Bagerhat NGO currently has office in: Bagerhat NGO currently has office in: Bagerhat In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Bandarban NGO currently has office in: Bandarban NGO currently has office in: Bandarban NGO currently has office in: Bandarban NGO currently has office in: Bandarban In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Barguna NGO currently has office in: Barguna NGO currently has office in: Barguna NGO currently has office in: Barguna NGO currently has office in: Barguna In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Barisal NGO currently has office in: Barisal NGO currently has office in: Barisal NGO currently has office in: Barisal NGO currently has office in: Barisal In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Bhola NGO currently has office in: Bhola NGO currently has office in: Bhola NGO currently has office in: Bhola NGO currently has office in: Bhola In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Bogra NGO currently has office in: Bogra NGO currently has office in: Bogra NGO currently has office in: Bogra NGO currently has office in: Bogra In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Brahmanbaria NGO currently has office in: Brahmanbaria NGO currently has office in: Brahmanbaria NGO currently has office in: Brahmanbaria NGO currently has office in: Brahmanbaria In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Chandpur NGO currently has office in: Chandpur NGO currently has office in: Chandpur NGO currently has office in: Chandpur NGO currently has office in: Chandpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Chittagong NGO currently has office in: Chittagong NGO currently has office in: Chittagong NGO currently has office in: Chittagong NGO currently has office in: Chittagong In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Chuandanga NGO currently has office in: Chuandanga NGO currently has office in: Chuandanga NGO currently has office in: Chuandanga NGO currently has office in: Chuandanga In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Comilla NGO currently has office in: Comilla NGO currently has office in: Comilla NGO currently has office in: Comilla NGO currently has office in: Comilla In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Cox's Bazar NGO currently has office in: Cox's Bazar NGO currently has office in: Cox's Bazar NGO currently has office in: Cox's Bazar NGO currently has office in: Cox's Bazar In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Dhaka NGO currently has office in: Dhaka NGO currently has office in: Dhaka NGO currently has office in: Dhaka NGO currently has office in: Dhaka In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Dinajpur NGO currently has office in: Dinajpur NGO currently has office in: Dinajpur NGO currently has office in: Dinajpur NGO currently has office in: Dinajpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Faridpur NGO currently has office in: Faridpur NGO currently has office in: Faridpur NGO currently has office in: Faridpur NGO currently has office in: Faridpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Feni NGO currently has office in: Feni NGO currently has office in: Feni NGO currently has office in: Feni NGO currently has office in: Feni In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Gaibandha NGO currently has office in: Gaibandha NGO currently has office in: Gaibandha NGO currently has office in: Gaibandha NGO currently has office in: Gaibandha In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Gazipur NGO currently has office in: Gazipur NGO currently has office in: Gazipur NGO currently has office in: Gazipur NGO currently has office in: Gazipur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Gopalganj NGO currently has office in: Gopalganj NGO currently has office in: Gopalganj NGO currently has office in: Gopalganj NGO currently has office in: Gopalganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Habiganj NGO currently has office in: Habiganj NGO currently has office in: Habiganj NGO currently has office in: Habiganj NGO currently has office in: Habiganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Jamalpur NGO currently has office in: Jamalpur NGO currently has office in: Jamalpur NGO currently has office in: Jamalpur NGO currently has office in: Jamalpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Jessore NGO currently has office in: Jessore NGO currently has office in: Jessore NGO currently has office in: Jessore NGO currently has office in: Jessore In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Jhalokati NGO currently has office in: Jhalokati NGO currently has office in: Jhalokati NGO currently has office in: Jhalokati NGO currently has office in: Jhalokati In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Jhenaidaha NGO currently has office in: Jhenaidaha NGO currently has office in: Jhenaidaha NGO currently has office in: Jhenaidaha NGO currently has office in: Jhenaidaha In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Joypurhat NGO currently has office in: Joypurhat NGO currently has office in: Joypurhat NGO currently has office in: Joypurhat NGO currently has office in: Joypurhat In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Khagrachhari NGO currently has office in: Khagrachhari NGO currently has office in: Khagrachhari NGO currently has office in: Khagrachhari NGO currently has office in: Khagrachhari In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Khulna NGO currently has office in: Khulna NGO currently has office in: Khulna NGO currently has office in: Khulna NGO currently has office in: Khulna In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Kishoreganj NGO currently has office in: Kishoreganj NGO currently has office in: Kishoreganj NGO currently has office in: Kishoreganj NGO currently has office in: Kishoreganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Kurigram NGO currently has office in: Kurigram NGO currently has office in: Kurigram NGO currently has office in: Kurigram NGO currently has office in: Kurigram In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Kushtia NGO currently has office in: Kushtia NGO currently has office in: Kushtia NGO currently has office in: Kushtia NGO currently has office in: Kushtia In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Lakshmipur NGO currently has office in: Lakshmipur NGO currently has office in: Lakshmipur NGO currently has office in: Lakshmipur NGO currently has office in: Lakshmipur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Lalmonirhat NGO currently has office in: Lalmonirhat NGO currently has office in: Lalmonirhat NGO currently has office in: Lalmonirhat NGO currently has office in: Lalmonirhat In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Madaripur NGO currently has office in: Madaripur NGO currently has office in: Madaripur NGO currently has office in: Madaripur NGO currently has office in: Madaripur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Magura NGO currently has office in: Magura NGO currently has office in: Magura NGO currently has office in: Magura NGO currently has office in: Magura In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Manikganj NGO currently has office in: Manikganj NGO currently has office in: Manikganj NGO currently has office in: Manikganj NGO currently has office in: Manikganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Meherpur NGO currently has office in: Meherpur NGO currently has office in: Meherpur NGO currently has office in: Meherpur NGO currently has office in: Meherpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Moulvibazar NGO currently has office in: Moulvibazar NGO currently has office in: Moulvibazar NGO currently has office in: Moulvibazar NGO currently has office in: Moulvibazar In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Munshiganj NGO currently has office in: Munshiganj NGO currently has office in: Munshiganj NGO currently has office in: Munshiganj NGO currently has office in: Munshiganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Mymensingh NGO currently has office in: Mymensingh NGO currently has office in: Mymensingh NGO currently has office in: Mymensingh NGO currently has office in: Mymensingh In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Naogaon NGO currently has office in: Naogaon NGO currently has office in: Naogaon NGO currently has office in: Naogaon NGO currently has office in: Naogaon In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Narail NGO currently has office in: Narail NGO currently has office in: Narail NGO currently has office in: Narail NGO currently has office in: Narail In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Narayanganj NGO currently has office in: Narayanganj NGO currently has office in: Narayanganj NGO currently has office in: Narayanganj NGO currently has office in: Narayanganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Narsingdi NGO currently has office in: Narsingdi NGO currently has office in: Narsingdi NGO currently has office in: Narsingdi NGO currently has office in: Narsingdi In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Natore NGO currently has office in: Natore NGO currently has office in: Natore NGO currently has office in: Natore NGO currently has office in: Natore In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Nawabganj NGO currently has office in: Nawabganj NGO currently has office in: Nawabganj NGO currently has office in: Nawabganj NGO currently has office in: Nawabganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Netrokona NGO currently has office in: Netrokona NGO currently has office in: Netrokona NGO currently has office in: Netrokona NGO currently has office in: Netrokona In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Nilphamari NGO currently has office in: Nilphamari NGO currently has office in: Nilphamari NGO currently has office in: Nilphamari NGO currently has office in: Nilphamari In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Noakhali NGO currently has office in: Noakhali NGO currently has office in: Noakhali NGO currently has office in: Noakhali NGO currently has office in: Noakhali In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Pabna NGO currently has office in: Pabna NGO currently has office in: Pabna NGO currently has office in: Pabna NGO currently has office in: Pabna In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Panchagarh NGO currently has office in: Panchagarh NGO currently has office in: Panchagarh NGO currently has office in: Panchagarh NGO currently has office in: Panchagarh In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Patuakhali NGO currently has office in: Patuakhali NGO currently has office in: Patuakhali NGO currently has office in: Patuakhali NGO currently has office in: Patuakhali In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Pirojpur NGO currently has office in: Pirojpur NGO currently has office in: Pirojpur NGO currently has office in: Pirojpur NGO currently has office in: Pirojpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Rajbari NGO currently has office in: Rajbari NGO currently has office in: Rajbari NGO currently has office in: Rajbari NGO currently has office in: Rajbari In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Rajshahi NGO currently has office in: Rajshahi NGO currently has office in: Rajshahi NGO currently has office in: Rajshahi NGO currently has office in: Rajshahi In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Rangamati NGO currently has office in: Rangamati NGO currently has office in: Rangamati NGO currently has office in: Rangamati NGO currently has office in: Rangamati In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Rangpur NGO currently has office in: Rangpur NGO currently has office in: Rangpur NGO currently has office in: Rangpur NGO currently has office in: Rangpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Satkhira NGO currently has office in: Satkhira NGO currently has office in: Satkhira NGO currently has office in: Satkhira NGO currently has office in: Satkhira In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Shariatpur NGO currently has office in: Shariatpur NGO currently has office in: Shariatpur NGO currently has office in: Shariatpur NGO currently has office in: Shariatpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Sherpur NGO currently has office in: Sherpur NGO currently has office in: Sherpur NGO currently has office in: Sherpur NGO currently has office in: Sherpur In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Sirajganj NGO currently has office in: Sirajganj NGO currently has office in: Sirajganj NGO currently has office in: Sirajganj NGO currently has office in: Sirajganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Sunamganj NGO currently has office in: Sunamganj NGO currently has office in: Sunamganj NGO currently has office in: Sunamganj NGO currently has office in: Sunamganj In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Sylhet NGO currently has office in: Sylhet NGO currently has office in: Sylhet NGO currently has office in: Sylhet NGO currently has office in: Sylhet In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Tangail NGO currently has office in: Tangail NGO currently has office in: Tangail NGO currently has office in: Tangail NGO currently has office in: Tangail In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO currently has office in: Thakurgaon NGO currently has office in: Thakurgaon NGO currently has office in: Thakurgaon NGO currently has office in: Thakurgaon NGO currently has office in: Thakurgaon In which of the current 64 districts does [NGO] currently have an office? [Put a cross on the districts number in which [NGO] has an office] 310 1 No 1 Yes Nb districts NGO has been working in over last 12 months Nb districts NGO has been working in over last 12 months Nb districts NGO has been working in over last 12 months Nb districts NGO has been working in over last 12 months Nb districts NGO has been working in over last 12 months In how many districts in total has [NGO] been working over the last 12 months? 310 25 In 2001, in how many of the then 64 districts was NGO working? In 2001, in how many of the then 64 districts was NGO working? In 2001, in how many of the then 64 districts was NGO working? In 2001, in how many of the then 64 districts was NGO working? In 2001, in how many of the then 64 districts was NGO working? In 2001, in how many of the then 64 districts was [NGO] working? 310 25 Similar services provided in area by national or local government Similar services provided in area by national or local government Similar services provided in area by national or local government Similar services provided in area by national or local government Similar services provided in area by national or local government In the area where [NGO] is currently working, are similar services provided by: [Circle all that apply. The question refers to the area around this branch only] 310 1 No 1 Yes Similar services provided in area by private firms/small businesses Similar services provided in area by private firms/small businesses Similar services provided in area by private firms/small businesses Similar services provided in area by private firms/small businesses Similar services provided in area by private firms/small businesses In the area where [NGO] is currently working, are similar services provided by: [Circle all that apply. The question refers to the area around this branch only] 310 1 No 1 Yes Similar services provided in area by mosques/ churches Similar services provided in area by mosques/ churches Similar services provided in area by mosques/ churches Similar services provided in area by mosques/ churches Similar services provided in area by mosques/ churches In the area where [NGO] is currently working, are similar services provided by: [Circle all that apply. The question refers to the area around this branch only] 310 1 No 1 Yes Similar services provided in area by other NGOs Similar services provided in area by other NGOs Similar services provided in area by other NGOs Similar services provided in area by other NGOs Similar services provided in area by other NGOs In the area where [NGO] is currently working, are similar services provided by: [Circle all that apply. The question refers to the area around this branch only] 310 1 No 1 Yes [if yes to q69_4, specify] [if yes to q69_4, specify] [if yes to q69_4, specify] [if yes to q69_4, specify] [if yes to q69_4, specify] In the area where [NGO] is currently working, are similar services provided by: [Circle all that apply. The question refers to the area around this branch only] 310 ASA, BRAC, Caritas, Disa, BDS, Municipality BRAC BRAC, Proshika BRDB, ASA , BRAC etc. Credit Program Number of villages in which (NGO) operates Number of villages in which (NGO) operates Number of villages in which (NGO) operates Number of villages in which (NGO) operates Number of villages in which (NGO) operates Write the number of villages in which (NGO) operates and mention below the six villages or fewer where (NGO) is most active 310 2595 Village in which NGO is most active (1/6) Village in which NGO is most active (1/6) Village in which NGO is most active (1/6) Village in which NGO is most active (1/6) Village in which NGO is most active (1/6) Write the number of villages in which (NGO) operates and mention below the six villages or fewer where (NGO) is most active 310 Abdullhapur Agargaon Agriculture Market Alam Dasta Alamdastar Alinagar Alokdia Amin Bazar Amtali Angiadi Anwara Suduppur Atraki Attaki Babar Road Baghmara Bahir Para Baigune Baintla Bakhuria bari Bakshe moil Bakshimoil Baksimol Balayangoa Balia Ballamjhar Bamunkaya Bangla Motor Bapta Bapte Bara Bhain Ali Bara Bosna Bara Chana Bara Char Samaya Bara Harishpur Barabaria Baraghira Baraith Barera Baridhara Belasar Beximic Bhata khaly Bhatgram Binodanpur Biprobarta Bisnupur Bisohora Bisuhati Bizli Mohalla Bopramahory Borokuri Bosundhara Slum Burail Burir Para Challisa Chan Para Char Bangashi Char Kaona Char Poitt Char Potka Char Samya Charmonai Chitalmari Churamon Kathi Collage Road Dainna Dakhin Sikepur Dakhin Ujirpur Daladia Bazar Dalu Para Daniya Daruin Dath Mondol Demra Denayetpur Depshai Dhakin Dhamura Dhangachi Dhangara Dhantara Dhoail Dhonua Dhushardil Digapatia Digha Dighulia Dolotia Dotta Shower Drikola Dubial Durgapur Durun East Haguria East Rampura Elahar Faruq Foltita Fulpara Gadaipur Gaibandha Paschimpara Ganga Narayanpur Garibpur Gazalia Gazaria Ghatiara Gopalpur Gopinath Pur Gor Bari Goran Gordha Goshalkandi Gulshan-2 Gurdaha Haibatpur Hamidpur Hamindapur Harong Hazra Natore Hindu Para Hirandi Kulla Hizla Hossaindi Isania Ishakathi Islampur Jagua Jamudanga Joenpur Jol Dara Joydor Kande Joyra Joysree Mudapasa Joyvoga Kachua Kakrail Kalash Gram Kali Para Kalia Kalidas Kanchnpur Kandi Rita Kandi Vita Kapilmuni Karai Slum Karatia Karota Karotia Kasimnagor Kasimpur Kasipore Kathaltola Kaua Kayet Para Kazi Para Keroa Khalia Khalishpur Khana Kharail Khatal Bari Khidrapiri Khilgaon Kholadanga Kholapara Kismal Konabari Kuriata Kuril Kuser Char Lakhanda Lakpur Loghanda Lohagasa Lokhyar Char Lunch Ghat Barisal MANGAL HOAR Maddham Para Mahar Mahichail Majiali Mali Para Mallik Hati Matbor Para Matikata Mayatola (Mogh Bazar) Maymenshingharohi Mazigram Meral Merer Betka Mirza Pur Mirzapur Mizbona Mogh Bazar Mogh Bazar (Naya Tola) Mogra Mohan Pur Mohanpur Moinpur Monduar Mong Cjing Heren Para Motherkul Moughachi Mulgor Muljan Munsupasa Muraripur Murshid Hat Muslim Para NALIA NERUAGHONA Nabagaram Nabagram Nagor Pur Nandon Pur Napaltali Nasir Nogor Nasirpur Nawbnogy Nayachar Noorpur North Char Noabad North Singho Gram PATHRAIL Padri Shibpur Pagla Dea Para Pakundia Parmanada Shah Parua Pathantola Pathrail Piazza Kata Piljong Pipra Danga Proma Bank Pubamunda Pasha Purba Barandipara Radhanagar Radhanagor Rajair Rajair Mainpur Ram Nagar Ramdas Para Rampura Rangaon Rangir Bazar Refuzee colony S. Sonapur Sabgram Sabogsathi Sadi Nagar Sahadilarbag Saikot Sakhipur Saral Sath kamal para Satpai Sayestabad (Modya char Aicha) Segunbagicha Shahapara Shambagat Shibbati Shibpur Shikh Hati Shimulia Sienda bari Singerkathi Singho Gram Singho gram Sir Syed Road Slam Beri Band Solaprotima South Ratanpur Sreenathdi Sreepur Subida Hat Tafshidanga Tallabaria Tapir Bai Tarabari Taraganj Tarofbajit Tol Hati Tolal Tosoprar Tulatoli Ujani Para Upashahar Ururha Uttar Ake Dala Uttar Keroa Uttarjoy Nagar Vara West Dashra West Islampur West Sathpai Yashobontapur Village in which NGO is most active (2/6) Village in which NGO is most active (2/6) Village in which NGO is most active (2/6) Village in which NGO is most active (2/6) Village in which NGO is most active (2/6) Write the number of villages in which (NGO) operates and mention below the six villages or fewer where (NGO) is most active 310 AGG ELASIN Abdullah pur Adabor Adalot Para Agreagami Aingaon Akhaura Maszid Para Alak pore Alamnagar Alekanda Amgram Amrail Ananta Para Aramtola Asad Nagar Ashiqpur Asu Rail Asuk Nagar Atgaon Aziz Mohalla Badda Baga Protima Bagbari Baghmara Bagmara Bahadia Bahadupur Baiguni Baitona Bajit Pur Bakshimul Balidiya Ballamjhar Balya Kandi Bara riya Baradiya Barishal Para Baro Ma Baro Top Barsila Basundhara Bata Khali Batikhali Belasar Bera Dakury Bhabanipur Bhabonpara Bhairob Pasa Bhatara Bhatgram Bhora Mohory Bidir Pur Bindusar Biprokoya Birampur Biri Pakundia Bishas Betka Bishiura Bodikona Boksimohal Bolpur Bonik Bormi Boro Maria Borokamta Bosue Bari Brammon Shason Chachra Chakla Chalk Baidhanath Chan Para Chanchra Chandi Chanthar Char Abdul Char Chandra Prosad Char Civily Char Gasheya Char Pata Char Shama Charai Para Chatri Chaycoat Chead Maholla Chegarpora Chilani Chorare Kore Choto Raghunathpur Choto Sultanpur Chowbaria Conda DELDUA Dacua Para Daijula Dakhin char Aicha Daniya Darail Dari Magori Darogar Chala Degolata Denayetpur Dhamsar Dhuail Dighaptia Dighi Digir Chala Doccghui Dorbesh Kata Dula Hazara Dumuria Durgapur East Char Noabaf East Dashra East Ratanpur Fakir Para Fazlur Rahman Sikder Para Fingkong Gabtoli Gaishpur Garinda Ghulalia Goaldi Goalia Para Gopalpur Gosh Para Gozaria Grukheu Para Haibatpur Haridagasi Haridaly Harong Harta Hat Rampur Hatipara Hazara Para Herendapara Honandi Hosti Sundu Ishagura Islabari Islabon Islampur Jadabpur Jalgaon Jangalia Jea Pasim Ghar Jethail Joinpur Jungkhi Cheuli Para Kachua Kahardaunga Kaidgha Kaladima Kalianpara Kalidash Kallanpur Kallayanpur Kamar Bari Kanchanpur Kandi Vita Kandua West part Kapilmoni Karapur Kathal Bagan Kathal Bari Kawltia Kazi Para Kazipara Kazipur Khalia Khalisha khali Khan Para Kharabad Kharomkali Khezur Tek Khidra dhama Khilkhet Kholabari Kholisha Kura Khozer hat Kirton Khila Kishamat Dashlia Korota Korpai Kulla Kundura Kuti Para LANHATI Lakpur Lalmonipur Laushar Lohagaon MOTHER KUL Madarshi Maddha Para Madhupur Malancha Malibagh Malibasti Mallik Hati Malone Maluarchar Mamudkati Mansha Market Camp Maskata Mathbati Mawna Megar gha Meher Middle Badda Modda Joy Nagar Modhu Bagh Moghbazar Mogra Mohajon Para Mohakhali Slum Mohammad pur Mohammadpur Town Hall Area Mohis ber Mola Kandi Monduar Monianda Motijheel Murshida Hat NALLAPARA Nagra Nalua Narayanpur Narendrapur Naruamaia Nasir Pore Nasirpore Nasirpur Oloa Pagla Shamnagor Pagler Mazar Pagola Utor Para Paik Para Pakirhat Palashpara Panchanur Pangashia Pangra Panjar Kharan Paramananda Saha Paribagh Paschim Rajair Path Para Pathrail Pollakuri Pollaquri Port Road Pukuria Purba Sormangal Raipasa Rajapur Rajendrapur Ranga Hati Roypura Rupdia Rupnagar Sadekpur Sadhua Sadullapur Sahaspur Sakhipur Saklal Sampur Sarutia Sedni Shahadol Shair Bill Mosjid Para Shantibagh Sharon Shawra Shimulia nihardia Sikerour Singho Gram Soi Para Sonapur Sonara Khalpar Sonata Soyghoira Sualok Suta Business Para Suty Polas Syedgaon T.B Gate Tajmohal Road Talduski Taraf Al Tongpro Para U. Sonapur Ulon Unchurki Uttar Shalak Uttar Sholok Vobna West Rampura Zadabpur Zadoppur Village in which NGO is most active (3/6) Village in which NGO is most active (3/6) Village in which NGO is most active (3/6) Village in which NGO is most active (3/6) Village in which NGO is most active (3/6) Write the number of villages in which (NGO) operates and mention below the six villages or fewer where (NGO) is most active 310 Aingan Aku Taku Para Ali Nagar Alikamura Amanat Ganj Amgram Amtoli Amudabad Angiadi Army Para Atgaon Attaki Bade Gaual Bador Pasa Bagicher Tek Baisa Kanda Balidia Balloupor Bamrail Bandelgaria Bara Raghunathpur Barakholi Basbaria Bata Khali Bazar Radha nahar Bhabanipur Binodanpur Biswas Para Boali Bolshing Boro Sultanpur Brammon Kuria Cgor Samaya Chagoil Chak Amhati Challisha Chamnakuri Chandipur Chandrail Char Baria Char Kali Char Mohana Char Paratola Char Ramash Charbaria Taltoli Chatri Chatuea Chaulia Chesri Chilakara Chintirghor Chonodo Bari Chopatola Choto Harispur Chowdhury Para Community Camp DELDUAR DEWJAN Dalarpar Dap Mondol Dari Mazuri Dariram Sangkar Debagram Debipur Delduar Demra Dhampota Dhamsair Dhamsar Dhangachi Dhangara Dhantara Dholatia Dhonia Dotho Mondol Durul Hat Ekdala Etaberpur Fashbari sontola Fulbari Gabgachia Gabtali Gaeshpur Gangalia Garipur Gauranga Pur Gazipur Gethsimony Gogin chor Gonopara Gopalpur Gopoil Gorgobindapur Green Road Gulshan korno Gunarigram Guthia Gutia Habibullapur Hafeg Ghona Haji para Hamindapur Hariar Ghop Hashtisunda Haskira Hassaindi Hatipara Hijuli Himatpur Hirapur Horipur Napit Para Ishippur Islampur Jalgaon Jaria Joypur Joyvoga KUSTARA Kachari Para Kachari Quli Para Kachua Kaher tora Kaira Kakrail Kala Chadpur Kalagachia Kalidash Kalikity Kallayanpur Kaludanga Kalusha sarak Kamlapur Kapasia Para Karai stuff Katalthala Kauratali Kawlati Kazipur Kelia Kendua Khaeng Morong Para Khahariea Gona Khalia Khan Para (North) Khidro Dhama Khil Khet Khilgaon Kirssno Nogar Kitton Khola Kochua Kodomtoly Kole Konda Korisha Kuril Kusudia Kutubpur Lalgolap Laru gram Larua Kuntu Lausar LemuBari Madha Paik Para Madhugram Madhupur Mahendipur Majer Kukergha Majher Para Manra Maria Marma Bazar Master Para Matta Megaghaca Mendipur Merer Betka Merul Metho Pukurpar Mew Town Middle Keroa Milgor Mir Bagh Mirzapur Mithalma Modupur Mohammad pur Mohammadpur Agri Merket Mohammadpur Beri Band Mohanondapur Moharong Moruadhah Mougachi Mousha Mulaire Munsipara N, Chowkir Para Nagar Par Nagor Jolfoy Nagra Naije Ghona Nalsoda Namder Komoly Naoda Gram Naotola Narandi Narayanour Nasir nogor Nawakati Nawapara Nayani New Nagar Nogor Hawla Noyatola PANISAIL Pakundia Paqua Parir Char Patorpara Pawnan Petali Piljong Pitharabad Pratabkati Puraikathi Puranbari Radhanaga Rahimpur Rahmatpur Raisasinur Para Rakhalia Ramnagar Rampur Ravarchar Ray Para Raza Bari Rhidoy Mondir Rosullabad Sadirhat Sadullapur Sakrail Salaipur Salna Sanatan kathi Sarker Para Sat Tata Sato Bali Hara Satpai Segun Bagicha Seikher tek Sekher Tek Senduri Seuta Sha Para Shahpara Shakoya Shamnagar Shankarpur Shi Para Shibpur Shikdar para Shitali Para Shreedharpur Shristitala Sikerpur Slimpur Soladana South Joy Nagor South boroy tuly Soyth Char Noabad Sreepur Sremontapur Sripur Sukhnagar Surajpur Surjapara Surjapur Suti Tafsidanga Taisathali Para TaliKhal Taltola Tara bari Taraf sartaz Taragarh Tebaria Til Para Tilly Tol- Hati Tuker bazar Tulaishimul Urura Uttar Ake Dala Uttar Keroa Uttar Poursava Viti Para Vulgari Wazirpur West Badda West Sholok Word-1 Village in which NGO is most active (4/6) Village in which NGO is most active (4/6) Village in which NGO is most active (4/6) Village in which NGO is most active (4/6) Village in which NGO is most active (4/6) Write the number of villages in which (NGO) operates and mention below the six villages or fewer where (NGO) is most active 310 Abdullahapur Abdulpur Aga Sadek Road Ahsan Nagar Akutia Alikamora Amgram Amsimur Andermanik Angiati Arka Para Army Para Asu rail Ate Pukur Aunari Badda Badiulla Badla gari Baghmara Bagun bari Baichail Balakata Ballanjhar Bamrail Bangkhuri Banki Bansh Bari Banua Para Bara Cgor Samaya Bara Harispur Bari Barita Baro Harispur Baro Tofa Baro Topa Bas Bari Bashakata Basila Basudebpur Bazitpur Befar phri Bazar Para Beltoli Beri Bund Skim Bery Band Betaga Betua Bhata mata Binodanpur Bishas betka Boali Boaljan Boaylia Bor Dolia Borkut Boroy quri Bramapur Bsupara Chack Para Chadmari Chak Sikandar Chanchra Char Ababil Char Bangshi Char Chanduk Char Faradi Char Kowa Char dewkandi Charbabia Chardigha Chatol par Chead Mohul Choybaria Chunda Cowdhury Para Dakshin Baragacha Damodarpur Dariapur Daskhin Keroa Dath Mondol Dattasar Dauldihi Della Deokhara Dewpur Dhakatia Dhamsar Dhangachi Dhania Dharkhar Dhur Para Dighir par Dimushia Duo bari Eshakatha Foltita Fram Para Fultala GRAMATIA Gala Gandina Par Gangail Gango Para Ginaswar Gobtoli Gonia Gor Gobindapur Goshai Joar Gotmeher Gulistan Halishahor Hamidpur Hare Krishnapur Harta Hatra Hazra Natore Hirapur kuripaika maddyap Horipur Hosti Sundur Ichlda Idel guschha gram Intarabad Islampur Isobpur JANGALIA Jagua Jahanara Para Jamalpur Jangalia Jeha Gram Jinor Jodmot Jogonnath Pur Jorinadanga Joydhree KAMAR NOAGAON Kadampur Kadamtoli Kaijuri Kalas Gram Kalidash Kaliya Kana Para Kanainagar Kanda Para Kenderpur Keroa Kewa Khagjina Khamarpar Khan Para (South) Khankabari Kharail Khasta Nagla Khil Khet (nama Para) Kholisha Kura Kholna Kismot Bhainali Kismot Sherpur Kismotutto Konapara Korerpar Korpar Kuahua Kumrail Kushar Char LOWHATI Lakpur Lalbagh Laxmikhola Lenguria Lokke pore Mach Gram Machuarkul Maduya Magher gha Mahendipur Mahmudpur Majher Para Malat Mamudpur Maria Maugachi Maz Para Melaghachi Mirer Tek Mirzapur Modi Bari Mogra Mohakhali stuff Mohanpur Mohes Pur Molla Para Mollakandi Mostafapur Mousha Muhuripara Mulgor Murad Sabollha Muslimpara(Nikaripara) Naba Nabagram Nabipur Nandon Pur Nawbanga Nazra New Gulshan Nogo Para Nolchoto Nolua North Badda Omar Ali Lan Pachim Balaghata Pae otha Paharpur Paik Para Paikgacha Paikpara Pal Bari Palakata Panchar Thana Parchanga Pardumuria Patua Para Patuli Para Piljomg Piljungo Potail Pulpore Puratan Charai Purba Daspara Purbalas Rajar char Rajvilla Rampura Rayer Bazar Razabari Ring Bong Rojghunathpur Ruhiganj S. Raipur SULSARNATALA Sabukhali Saikot Sainga Sakhipur Salamanpur Satpai Sayer Para Shahabazpur Shakhari gati Shakma Shay Para Shazahan Pur Shekher Killa Shep Pur Sher-e- Bangla Shibpur Shimultola Shirijdia Showarikanda Shutly Siddique Bazar Sikder Para Singra Singulia Soboj Bhag Sojanpur Sonapur Sonatankati South Kuchiamara South dighaldi Sree Gor Sreemontapur Staff Quarter Tikka Para Subida Hat Susunda Tai Tanai Tanpara Tarapmaru Tatikandi Tejgaon Thothar gangle Tiagacha Toykey Narayon Tuker gha Ulail Unchorki Utra Uttar Dhamura Uttar Gopal Pur Uttara Vetwee West Bahirdiya West Charbaniari Word-2 Zahori Mahalla Zam Toail balakhata Village in which NGO is most active (5/6) Village in which NGO is most active (5/6) Village in which NGO is most active (5/6) Village in which NGO is most active (5/6) Village in which NGO is most active (5/6) Write the number of villages in which (NGO) operates and mention below the six villages or fewer where (NGO) is most active 308 Adabor Akbirkrom Hati, Pach bikrom Hati Ali Nagar Aloa Amtola Amtoli Anantapur Angan Jeri Angierdi Anil Chirmen para Aria Para Army Para Field Area Ashok Pur Asu Rile Atipara Attaka Mulla Para Aural Azampur BARA PAKHIA Babukhali Bade Hazara Para Baditpur Bafta Baga Protima Bagdanga Bagur Bahadurpur Bahirdia Bajitpur Baliadanga Balotha Bamni Bamon Gaon Banbel garia Bannal Baoai tana Bapary Para Baratia Barauga Khala Barera Baro Pakhia Barogunia Basha Bari Bashanta Pur Bazar Para Bazar Samity Bazarhat Bdda Bellighar Beltola Beselia Betaga Bhabanipur Bhaderpur Bhani Bhatamatha Bhatu Raya Bill Kushia Biswanathpur Boldia Borodia Boromaria Boroy Tuly Bottro Bujruk Patanesa Bujruk Ruhia Buridaha Buripukur C & B pool no-1 Chameirpara Chandipasha Char Monai Char Pata Char noabad Charbaniary Muslim (Maddapara) Charkeutia Chasra Chaturasari Chotoghachi Chowddahazari City Collage Para DAM KHANDA DOBAIL Daiu Lia Dakshin Dhamura Dania Dariapur Darus Salam Debipur Denayetpur Dhar khar Dhopar Chala Dhounjoy Dighal para Dighirpar Dinga Manik Durgapur Durul Madrasa Elisa Kandi Gadaipur Gango Para Gangru Garpara Ghona Ghoragacha Gilaud Godawn Road Gona Sadar Pur Gopal Pur Gopalnagar Greha gram Gulkhar Gusso Gram Hajeepur Halgaon Hamidpur Hamindapur Hazari Bari Hazi Para Hazi para Hijlia Ichlabaria Indirar Char Iskatan Jagua Jahuri Mohalla Jalgaon Jalgaon Weat Para Janeva Camp Jangalia Jeneva Camp Jibonpur Joienpur Joina Tal Joinpur Joroon Road Joy Nagar Joyoshree Kala chhadek Kalidash Kanlong Para Kanutia Karai Kholi Karer betka Katali Katle Kawalipara Kawride Kazi Musa Kazibari Sontola Keronkhal Khajura Khalia Kharia Khil Khet (Tana para) Khiligati Kholia Koching Ghata Korapur Kumarail Kura Toli Kuralia Kuril Lakhar Char Larugram Uttarpara Lashka Lashkar Lejpata Lokhia Lokhinia Loxmia Machia Madar Jany Majumder Kandi Mali Para Mallik Hati Mashitpur Mathurapur Mayarkhali Mazirhat Meghla Mehar Harina Middle Char Pata Milaly Mirjapur Mirza Pur Mohendrapur Mohima nagar Mohon Pur Molgor Molla Para Molladangi Moria Moulabasi Mulpain Mundupasa Naga Para Nagor Hati Nagor Iolpoi Nagpara Nandonpur Nandual Narayanpur Natrin Krishnapur Nayatola Nazar nath Para Nepaltoli New Para Noronda P.D.P. Para Padma para Paiker para Palora Palton Pangoshia Par Ramunia Patulipara Piljong Pru Mango Para Prupnagar Pulpore Purba Narayanpur Putia Para RUPSHI Raghumathpur Rahamatpur Raisa Rajna gar Rakudia Ramchandrapur Ramdas Para Ramerkathi Rampura Rampura Nagar Rasul Bagh Rhidoy Mondir Ring Road Rishipara Roypasha SAILKUIA Sada Mahal Saheberhat Sakhipur Sankardi Santuspur Sapla Selamanpur Selinabad Sewta Shachia Shaheb Charr Shakoya Shampore Shampur Shantinagar Shantinagor Sheik Saheb Bazar Azampur Sheikh Hati Sherpur Shibpur Shing Dighi Shipahi Bagh Sindurpur Singho Gram Unnayan Sangstha Sit Para Sitarampur Sobuz Bagh Soi Para Solua Sonapur Sontosh South Seuta Sree Rampur Sremontapur Sujon Bari Sultanpur Sunagor Surjapara Susiora Tapir Bari Tarof Bajit Tejgaon Tetulia Thana Para Tothopara Tukergha Uddemarer Uladap Unchar Kishoreganj Vakutia Veutha Viamati Volawok Weat Mazipara Wirpur Word-3 Yashobantapur badarpasha kazal Dhope Village in which NGO is most active (6/6) Village in which NGO is most active (6/6) Village in which NGO is most active (6/6) Village in which NGO is most active (6/6) Village in which NGO is most active (6/6) Write the number of villages in which (NGO) operates and mention below the six villages or fewer where (NGO) is most active 298 Abbas Nagar Adalot Para Adi Tangail Agargaon Akubari Alordishori Amtoli Anantapur Aralia Para Ardela Aruabuni Asani Para Azampur Aziz Mohalla B.N.P Basti BHABANIPUR Badarpasha Baintola Balirtek Baluchora Bamrail Bander Kandi Bandutia Bangobandhu colony Banki BaraMogori Barachana Baragucha Baraider Chala Baramuhuri Barigaon Barta Basagoti Basila Bat Para Battala Batu Para Baudikati Begungaon Belaswar Bepari Para Betaga Bhat Kura Bill Bautia Birampur Birashi Birohi Boilgaon Bojubari Bolary Para Bor Gara Borissor Borkamta Bujruk Ruhia Chadpura Challisha Kanda Chan Para Chandrapoti Chaputia Char Bangshi Char Bora Lamsidali Char Noyabad Char Vaduriya Chhoto gara Chikni Chinasukania Choch Para DULLA Dacghor Darogar Chala Dashra Datiadaha Debgram Dergram Dewjan Dhangachi Dharmadi Dhora Dhupuria Diga Patia Doail Dopa Kandi Dour Dumur shiya Durga Pur Durgamara East Eilisha Enayatpur F.D.C Gate Faishya khaly Fakirhat Bazar Farajipara Fulanir sit Fulbari Gala Gangopara Gara Gararon Garpara Gawabunia Gazi Kandi Gholdia Gilamba Goaldi Gopal Pur Gordha Goria Gulistan Gutia Hadimpur Hakimpur Hamindapur Hapania Harikhola Hayatpur Hebrun Hijola Ishakathi Iskaton Islampur Iswar Kathi Jakir Hossain Road Jamudanga Jaria Joar Sahara Joinpur Joypur Joypura Joyvoga KOPAKHI Kalahora Kalaipur Kalampur Kalibari Kalihata Kamalapur Kanaipur Kaninagar Kasipur Katakhali Katila Kawaite Keiching Para Keronkhan Khair gha Khajura Khalabari Khalklia Kharkipara Khehur Tek Khil Khet (Bot tola) Khourhate Khoyakandi Kochua Konda Koroy Krisnopur Krongkhe Para Kumuly Kuril Kwrimara LOWHATI Lahjora Laimi Para Lakshipur Kholobaria Lalkuthi Laxmipur Loan office para MIR KUMULI Madhupur Maheshpur Mairkhar Mali Para Mirpur Mogra Mohammadi Housing Society Mohon Pur Mohonkati Mondalgati Mondalgti Mongal hata Moshang Motherpur Mothersing Moujan Mouvog Gaji Para Mouzbali Munsefpur Naopara Narayanpur Narua mala Nasir Pore Nawapara Naya Para Niamatpur Nichintapur Niguari Nogor Golfay Noorpur Notun Bazar Nowgaon Nurer Chala Nurpur Nutullabad Ochitar tarbil Otra P.G. Hospital Padma para Paharpur Paijitpur Paikar Dal Palaide Panaulla Panchkitta Pandit Gram Paspara Pathantola Pathrpara Pothemary Protabkati Puhita Radha nagor Raghunathpur Raisathali Para Rajair Rajapur Rakhalia Ranga Rangmahan Ranikhar Raremahal Raruli Rkhalia Sagardi Sahab Khan Para Sakhipur Sakhipur-10-11 Sakia Sakrail Saral/Paikgacha Saratoli Satar Para Satberikanda Sathia Sato Sultanpur Satpar Shami Bagh Shamspur Shanipukur Shantipur Shohid Para Sikdar Road Singho Gram Siris Guri Sobgi Bagan Soty Purbo Para Sreepoli Subida Hat Sukhnagar Sundar Sundaura Surja Kunda Sutivat Baur Sutrapur Tagar maria Taitong Para Talagaon Tarakandi Tebaria Tereakona Tetul tala Tiger Para Tikka Para Topagata Udmana Upashahar Ururiya Uttar Raipur Uzanishar Valumiya Vancepara Vara Viti Bagan Vorua Khali Wakiara irza Pur nandon Pur uttar Baro Gacha NGO has specific target group of people it seeks to help NGO has specific target group of people it seeks to help NGO has specific target group of people it seeks to help NGO has specific target group of people it seeks to help NGO has specific target group of people it seeks to help Does [NGO] have a specific target group of people it seeks to help? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) [If Yes] How would you describe [NGO]’s target group? 310 18 Yerars Old Poor Women Active Poor Women Adult poor wonen Age 18-50 Age Group18-56 All Piople All citizen of Bangladesh Child Children Children & gurdian Children security Day Labour Disable Distressed Women Divoeced Divorced Dropout from school Efficient Labourer Extrem Poor Extremly Poor Extrim Poor Fisher Man Floating poor General People Hard poor Hard poor women Hardeore Poor Helpless Women Helpsless children Labourer Land Below 100 Dec. Land Less Land Less people Land less Land less women Landlesas Landless Landless & Marginal Landless Family Landless Farmer Landless People Landless Women LandlessPeople Landsles Landsless Les than .5 Dc. Land Les than 5 dc land Lower middle class Marginal Farmer Marginal Farner Marginal Land owners Marginal Poor Marginal Poor Women Married poor women Menthly income 2000/- Middle Class Women Owner of less tjan .5 dc Pageant Women Petient of T.B and Leprosy Poor Poor Community Poor Family Poor Hill Men Poor Jum Farmer Poor Man Poor Man/Women Poor Marred Women Poor Men Poor Men & Women Poor Peope Poor People Poor Women Poor Womwn Poor and Landless Poor energitic women Poor male Poor man/Women Poor people Poor women Poor women group Poor women/man Poorest Poorest Women Poorest of the poor & poor Por Poverty Slum People Small Businessman Smlla income Street Children Those who passes less then .50 land Tribal People Ultra Poor Level Vegetable and fruit Very Poor Very Poor people Widow Women Women possess les than .5 Wonem Working Children poor poor People How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) [If Yes] How would you describe [NGO]’s target group? 310 90 Day's Labor Sells Above 18-45 age Active Women Adult Literacy Age 18 - 45 above Age 18 0 45 Age 18-45 Age 18-45 People Age 18-50 People Agriculture based homestead Below 3 Bigha land Business man Child Children Completely Poor Day Labour Day Labourer Destroyed Children Disable Distressed Women Divorced women Divorcee Farmer Fishermen Go day's labour sels Good education Have literacy Knowledge Home less Human Rifhts Of women & child Illiterate Illiterate Adolescents Labor families Labour Labour Class Labourer Labourer (Those work 90 days) Lamd less Lamdsless Land Less Land Less Family Land Less Farmar Land Less Farmer Land Less Labour Land Less People Land less Land less Farmer Land less Farner Land less Women Landless Landless Cultivator Landless Family Landless Farmer Landless People Landsless Lansless People Low income people Lowar income people (Highest 3000) Margin Farmer Marginal Farmer Marginal Land Holding Family Marginal Peasant Marginal farmer Middle Class Middle class Middle class family Mother & Child Mother and child Not taken loan from other NGO Only Tribal Orphen Owner of .50 land Ownership of 50 Dec Poor Poor Child Poor Children Poor Family Poor Farmer Poor Man Poor People Poor Women Poor female Poor man/woman Poor woman Poor women Poor women billow poverty level Poor(landless) Poorest Poorest Children Porpeople Poverty Rradication Prostitute Women Samall Business Shelter less Shelter of sex worker Smal Business Small Business Small Business men Small Businessman Small Land Holding Small Shop Small Shop owner Smmal Business Those who posses.5 dc of Land Unemployed V.G.D Van Driver Very Poor Very Poor woman Very poor Watsan (Water & Sanitation) Widow Widowed Widower Widower/ Separated Woman Kind Women Women & Children poor How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) [If Yes] How would you describe [NGO]’s target group? 310 100 Labour sells 18 to 50 Years poor people Above 18 Years age Age 18 - 50 Age 18-45 Age 18-50 Age Agriculture-50 Capable People Daily Labour Day Labour Day Labourer Day Lobour Day labour working others land about 100 days Distress Distressed women Divorced Divorced women Faemer Farmer Help less Helpsless Illiterate Kishore Crime Labour Labourer Land Less Land Less Farmer Land less Land less Farmer Landless Landless Farmer Less Poor Marginal Marginal Farmer Marginal farmer Micro Enterprise Landing Miginal farmer Occupation- agriculture Old Women Orphan Parmanent Resident Permanent Inhabitant Poor Poor & Marginal Farmer Poor Child Poor Children Poor Farmer Poor Man Poor Tribal Poor Women Poor woman Poorest People Pragnant women Rickshaw Puller Rickshaw/Van Driver Sex Worker Small Business Small Business Man Small Business men Small Businessman Small Bussiness Small Traders Teen age Unemployed youth Upper Middle class Varnaralde Women Very poor women Wedow Widow Widowed Widowed Women Widower Women headed house hold Working Child age 18-50 paltry poor unemployment Youth How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) How would you describe NGO’s target group? (1/4) [If Yes] How would you describe [NGO]’s target group? 310 Adult education Age 18 0 50 Agri. Labourer Business Children Completely poor Dangerous Area Day Labourer Men Disable Disable persons treatment Distinguish Divorced Illiterate Labour Sells 90 Day's Land Less Landless Margin Farmer Marginal Farmer Married women Mergin Farmer Other Facilities People of same Locality Poor Poor Freedom Fighter Poor Students in secondary level Poorest Poverty Deduction Rickshaw Buy Small Business Man Small Business man Small Business men Small Businessman Small Businiss Man Torfured weman Tortured Female Tortused feme Tortused femel Tourtesed Toutured Female Unemployed Youth Unemployer Want to Learn Widow Widower Woman of deferent low professional Women illiterate NGO helps irrespective of income or restrict to the poor NGO helps irrespective of income or restrict to the poor NGO helps irrespective of income or restrict to the poor NGO helps irrespective of income or restrict to the poor NGO helps irrespective of income or restrict to the poor Does [NGO] offer to help anyone irrespective of income or does [NGO] restrict its services to the poor? 310 1 2 1 All Bangladeshis 2 The poor Beneficiaries targetted by age: children Beneficiaries targetted by age: children Beneficiaries targetted by age: children Beneficiaries targetted by age: children Beneficiaries targetted by age: children To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by age: youth Beneficiaries targetted by age: youth Beneficiaries targetted by age: youth Beneficiaries targetted by age: youth Beneficiaries targetted by age: youth To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by age: adults Beneficiaries targetted by age: adults Beneficiaries targetted by age: adults Beneficiaries targetted by age: adults Beneficiaries targetted by age: adults To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by age: elderly Beneficiaries targetted by age: elderly Beneficiaries targetted by age: elderly Beneficiaries targetted by age: elderly Beneficiaries targetted by age: elderly To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 309 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss Beneficiaries targetted by sex: male Beneficiaries targetted by sex: male Beneficiaries targetted by sex: male Beneficiaries targetted by sex: male Beneficiaries targetted by sex: male To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by sex: female Beneficiaries targetted by sex: female Beneficiaries targetted by sex: female Beneficiaries targetted by sex: female Beneficiaries targetted by sex: female To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by profession: farmer Beneficiaries targetted by profession: farmer Beneficiaries targetted by profession: farmer Beneficiaries targetted by profession: farmer Beneficiaries targetted by profession: farmer To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by profession: unemployed Beneficiaries targetted by profession: unemployed Beneficiaries targetted by profession: unemployed Beneficiaries targetted by profession: unemployed Beneficiaries targetted by profession: unemployed To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by profession: other Beneficiaries targetted by profession: other Beneficiaries targetted by profession: other Beneficiaries targetted by profession: other Beneficiaries targetted by profession: other To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q72b_3_3, specify If yes to q72b_3_3, specify If yes to q72b_3_3, specify If yes to q72b_3_3, specify If yes to q72b_3_3, specify To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 Business Man Cleaner, Fisherman Etc. Day Laborers Day Labour Day Labourer, Small Business Man House work Housewife Labourer Sex worker Small Businessman Street Tati, Kamer, Jele Beneficiaries targetted by health status: physically handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: physically handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: physically handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: physically handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: physically handicapped To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by health status: mentally handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: mentally handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: mentally handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: mentally handicapped Beneficiaries targetted by health status: mentally handicapped To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV positive Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV positive Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV positive Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV positive Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV positive To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV affected Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV affected Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV affected Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV affected Beneficiaries targetted by health status: HIV affected To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by health status: pregnant women Beneficiaries targetted by health status: pregnant women Beneficiaries targetted by health status: pregnant women Beneficiaries targetted by health status: pregnant women Beneficiaries targetted by health status: pregnant women To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by family status: bachelor Beneficiaries targetted by family status: bachelor Beneficiaries targetted by family status: bachelor Beneficiaries targetted by family status: bachelor Beneficiaries targetted by family status: bachelor To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by family status: married Beneficiaries targetted by family status: married Beneficiaries targetted by family status: married Beneficiaries targetted by family status: married Beneficiaries targetted by family status: married To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by family status: widow/er Beneficiaries targetted by family status: widow/er Beneficiaries targetted by family status: widow/er Beneficiaries targetted by family status: widow/er Beneficiaries targetted by family status: widow/er To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by family status: divorced Beneficiaries targetted by family status: divorced Beneficiaries targetted by family status: divorced Beneficiaries targetted by family status: divorced Beneficiaries targetted by family status: divorced To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by family status: separated Beneficiaries targetted by family status: separated Beneficiaries targetted by family status: separated Beneficiaries targetted by family status: separated Beneficiaries targetted by family status: separated To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: father Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: father Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: father Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: father Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: father To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: mother Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: mother Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: mother Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: mother Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: mother To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: orphan Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: orphan Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: orphan Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: orphan Beneficiaries targetted by parental status: orphan To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: homeless Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: homeless Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: homeless Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: homeless Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: homeless To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: refugee/displaced Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: refugee/displaced Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: refugee/displaced Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: refugee/displaced Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: refugee/displaced To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: urban Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: urban Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: urban Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: urban Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: urban To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: rural Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: rural Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: rural Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: rural Beneficiaries targetted by residential status: rural To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: war Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: war Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: war Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: war Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: war To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: abducted Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: abducted Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: abducted Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: abducted Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: abducted To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: drought Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: drought Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: drought Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: drought Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: drought To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: flood Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: flood Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: flood Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: flood Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: flood To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: physical abuse/battered Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: physical abuse/battered Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: physical abuse/battered Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: physical abuse/battered Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: physical abuse/battered To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: women/children Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: women/children Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: women/children Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: women/children Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: women/children To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: human rights violation Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: human rights violation Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: human rights violation Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: human rights violation Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: human rights violation To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: other Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: other Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: other Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: other Beneficiaries targetted by victim status: other To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q72b_8_8, specify If yes to q72b_8_8, specify If yes to q72b_8_8, specify If yes to q72b_8_8, specify If yes to q72b_8_8, specify To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 Mukti jodda punarbashon Sex Woker Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: poor Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: poor Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: poor Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: poor Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: poor To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: landless Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: landless Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: landless Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: landless Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: landless To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: illiterate Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: illiterate Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: illiterate Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: illiterate Beneficiaries targetted by income/wealth/education: illiterate To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by : buildings /institutions (Hospitals, schools) Beneficiaries targetted by : buildings /institutions (Hospitals, schools) Beneficiaries targetted by : buildings /institutions (Hospitals, schools) Beneficiaries targetted by : buildings /institutions (Hospitals, schools) Beneficiaries targetted by : buildings /institutions (Hospitals, schools) To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by : wildlife Beneficiaries targetted by : wildlife Beneficiaries targetted by : wildlife Beneficiaries targetted by : wildlife Beneficiaries targetted by : wildlife To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries targetted by : other Beneficiaries targetted by : other Beneficiaries targetted by : other Beneficiaries targetted by : other Beneficiaries targetted by : other To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 1 1 If yes to q72b_11, specify If yes to q72b_11, specify If yes to q72b_11, specify If yes to q72b_11, specify If yes to q72b_11, specify To be completed after the interview: circle all the codes that apply according to the categories that describe target group. 310 90 Day's Wages Sells 90 Day's wages sels ADP Bussiness man Homestead Horticulture Small Business Small Bussiness Social Fforestry Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Safe drinking water Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Safe drinking water Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Safe drinking water Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Safe drinking water Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Safe drinking water When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Good sanitation (waste disposal) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Good sanitation (waste disposal) When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Health care Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Health care Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Health care Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Health care Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Health care When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-formal Child Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-formal Child Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-formal Child Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-formal Child Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-formal Child Education When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-Formal Adult Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-Formal Adult Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-Formal Adult Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-Formal Adult Education Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Non-Formal Adult Education When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Agricultural training for adults Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Agricultural training for adults Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Agricultural training for adults Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Agricultural training for adults Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Agricultural training for adults When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Roads Construction/repair Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Roads Construction/repair Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Roads Construction/repair Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Roads Construction/repair Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Roads Construction/repair When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Transportation services Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Transportation services Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Transportation services Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Transportation services Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Transportation services When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Electricity System Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Electricity System Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Electricity System Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Electricity System Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Electricity System When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Telephones/ other communications Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Telephones/ other communications Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Telephones/ other communications Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Telephones/ other communications Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Telephones/ other communications When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Access to credit Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Access to credit Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Access to credit Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Access to credit Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Access to credit When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 1 No 1 Yes Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Land rights/tenure Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Land rights/tenure Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Land rights/tenure Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Land rights/tenure Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Land rights/tenure When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Employment Generation Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Employment Generation Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Employment Generation Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Employment Generation Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Employment Generation When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 If yes to q73_14, specify If yes to q73_14, specify If yes to q73_14, specify If yes to q73_14, specify If yes to q73_14, specify When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 ADP AIDS Acid victim Ain-O- Salis Kendro Arsenic Test Birth Control Combat Child traficking Dvevelopment of society, Gender Development Give Shelter of sex worker and their child Horticulture Nursery Human Rights Leadership Development Legal Aid Motivate & Admission fee Nursary Nursery Poltry Poly Livestock Prostitute Women shelter Seeds Distribution Social Development Social Forestry Social Foresty Tree Plantation Vocational Watsan Women & Child Trafficking Protection Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 2 No 1 Yes 2 If yes to q73_15, specify If yes to q73_15, specify If yes to q73_15, specify If yes to q73_15, specify If yes to q73_15, specify When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 Human righits Livestock Reproductive Seeds Distribution Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) Beneficiaries pay/contribute to NGO for: Other (specify) When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 No 1 Yes If yes to q73_16, specify If yes to q73_16, specify If yes to q73_16, specify If yes to q73_16, specify If yes to q73_16, specify When you offer the services listed in Q 63, do beneficiaries pay or contribute anything to [NGO] for the services they receive/the activities in which they participate? 310 Pay for safe drinking water in cash Pay for safe drinking water in cash Pay for safe drinking water in cash Pay for safe drinking water in cash Pay for safe drinking water in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for safe drinking water in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for safe drinking water in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for safe drinking water in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for safe drinking water in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for safe drinking water in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for safe drinking water in labor Pay for safe drinking water in labor Pay for safe drinking water in labor Pay for safe drinking water in labor Pay for safe drinking water in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for safe drinking water - other mode of payment Pay for safe drinking water - other mode of payment Pay for safe drinking water - other mode of payment Pay for safe drinking water - other mode of payment Pay for safe drinking water - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_1_4, specify If yes to q74_1_4, specify If yes to q74_1_4, specify If yes to q74_1_4, specify If yes to q74_1_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in cash Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in cash Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in cash Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in cash Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in labor Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in labor Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in labor Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in labor Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) - other mode of payment Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) - other mode of payment Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) - other mode of payment Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) - other mode of payment Pay for good sanitation (waste disposal) - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_2_4, specify If yes to q74_2_4, specify If yes to q74_2_4, specify If yes to q74_2_4, specify If yes to q74_2_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for health care in cash Pay for health care in cash Pay for health care in cash Pay for health care in cash Pay for health care in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for health care in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for health care in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for health care in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for health care in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for health care in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for health care in labor Pay for health care in labor Pay for health care in labor Pay for health care in labor Pay for health care in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for health care - other mode of payment Pay for health care - other mode of payment Pay for health care - other mode of payment Pay for health care - other mode of payment Pay for health care - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_3_4, specify If yes to q74_3_4, specify If yes to q74_3_4, specify If yes to q74_3_4, specify If yes to q74_3_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 309 Free Free Service Pay for non-formal child education in cash Pay for non-formal child education in cash Pay for non-formal child education in cash Pay for non-formal child education in cash Pay for non-formal child education in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for non-formal child education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal child education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal child education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal child education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal child education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for non-formal child education in labor Pay for non-formal child education in labor Pay for non-formal child education in labor Pay for non-formal child education in labor Pay for non-formal child education in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for non-formal child education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal child education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal child education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal child education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal child education - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_4_4, specify If yes to q74_4_4, specify If yes to q74_4_4, specify If yes to q74_4_4, specify If yes to q74_4_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Free Free Service Free of service Free service Nothing Pay for non-formal adult education in cash Pay for non-formal adult education in cash Pay for non-formal adult education in cash Pay for non-formal adult education in cash Pay for non-formal adult education in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for non-formal adult education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal adult education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal adult education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal adult education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for non-formal adult education in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for non-formal adult education in labor Pay for non-formal adult education in labor Pay for non-formal adult education in labor Pay for non-formal adult education in labor Pay for non-formal adult education in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for non-formal adult education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal adult education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal adult education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal adult education - other mode of payment Pay for non-formal adult education - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_5_4, specify If yes to q74_5_4, specify If yes to q74_5_4, specify If yes to q74_5_4, specify If yes to q74_5_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Free Nothing Pay for agricultural training for adults in cash Pay for agricultural training for adults in cash Pay for agricultural training for adults in cash Pay for agricultural training for adults in cash Pay for agricultural training for adults in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for agricultural training for adults in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for agricultural training for adults in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for agricultural training for adults in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for agricultural training for adults in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for agricultural training for adults in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for agricultural training for adults in labor Pay for agricultural training for adults in labor Pay for agricultural training for adults in labor Pay for agricultural training for adults in labor Pay for agricultural training for adults in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for agricultural training for adults - other mode of payment Pay for agricultural training for adults - other mode of payment Pay for agricultural training for adults - other mode of payment Pay for agricultural training for adults - other mode of payment Pay for agricultural training for adults - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_6_4, specify If yes to q74_6_4, specify If yes to q74_6_4, specify If yes to q74_6_4, specify If yes to q74_6_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for roads construction/repair in cash Pay for roads construction/repair in cash Pay for roads construction/repair in cash Pay for roads construction/repair in cash Pay for roads construction/repair in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for roads construction/repair in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for roads construction/repair in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for roads construction/repair in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for roads construction/repair in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for roads construction/repair in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for roads construction/repair in labor Pay for roads construction/repair in labor Pay for roads construction/repair in labor Pay for roads construction/repair in labor Pay for roads construction/repair in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for roads construction/repair - other mode of payment Pay for roads construction/repair - other mode of payment Pay for roads construction/repair - other mode of payment Pay for roads construction/repair - other mode of payment Pay for roads construction/repair - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_7_4, specify If yes to q74_7_4, specify If yes to q74_7_4, specify If yes to q74_7_4, specify If yes to q74_7_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Food for work Pay for transportation services in cash Pay for transportation services in cash Pay for transportation services in cash Pay for transportation services in cash Pay for transportation services in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for transportation services in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for transportation services in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for transportation services in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for transportation services in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for transportation services in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for transportation services in labor Pay for transportation services in labor Pay for transportation services in labor Pay for transportation services in labor Pay for transportation services in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for transportation services - other mode of payment Pay for transportation services - other mode of payment Pay for transportation services - other mode of payment Pay for transportation services - other mode of payment Pay for transportation services - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_8_4, specify If yes to q74_8_4, specify If yes to q74_8_4, specify If yes to q74_8_4, specify If yes to q74_8_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for electricity system in cash Pay for electricity system in cash Pay for electricity system in cash Pay for electricity system in cash Pay for electricity system in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for electricity system in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for electricity system in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for electricity system in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for electricity system in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for electricity system in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for electricity system in labor Pay for electricity system in labor Pay for electricity system in labor Pay for electricity system in labor Pay for electricity system in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for electricity system - other mode of payment Pay for electricity system - other mode of payment Pay for electricity system - other mode of payment Pay for electricity system - other mode of payment Pay for electricity system - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_9_4, specify If yes to q74_9_4, specify If yes to q74_9_4, specify If yes to q74_9_4, specify If yes to q74_9_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for telephones/other communications in cash Pay for telephones/other communications in cash Pay for telephones/other communications in cash Pay for telephones/other communications in cash Pay for telephones/other communications in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for telephones/other communications in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for telephones/other communications in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for telephones/other communications in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for telephones/other communications in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for telephones/other communications in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for telephones/other communications in labor Pay for telephones/other communications in labor Pay for telephones/other communications in labor Pay for telephones/other communications in labor Pay for telephones/other communications in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for telephones/other communications - other mode of payment Pay for telephones/other communications - other mode of payment Pay for telephones/other communications - other mode of payment Pay for telephones/other communications - other mode of payment Pay for telephones/other communications - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_10_4, specify If yes to q74_10_4, specify If yes to q74_10_4, specify If yes to q74_10_4, specify If yes to q74_10_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for access to credit in cash Pay for access to credit in cash Pay for access to credit in cash Pay for access to credit in cash Pay for access to credit in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for access to credit in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for access to credit in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for access to credit in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for access to credit in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for access to credit in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for access to credit in labor Pay for access to credit in labor Pay for access to credit in labor Pay for access to credit in labor Pay for access to credit in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for access to credit - other mode of payment Pay for access to credit - other mode of payment Pay for access to credit - other mode of payment Pay for access to credit - other mode of payment Pay for access to credit - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Nothing Pay for land rights/tenure in cash Pay for land rights/tenure in cash Pay for land rights/tenure in cash Pay for land rights/tenure in cash Pay for land rights/tenure in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for land rights/tenure in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for land rights/tenure in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for land rights/tenure in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for land rights/tenure in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for land rights/tenure in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for land rights/tenure in labor Pay for land rights/tenure in labor Pay for land rights/tenure in labor Pay for land rights/tenure in labor Pay for land rights/tenure in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for land rights/tenure - other mode of payment Pay for land rights/tenure - other mode of payment Pay for land rights/tenure - other mode of payment Pay for land rights/tenure - other mode of payment Pay for land rights/tenure - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify If yes to q74_11_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for employment generation in cash Pay for employment generation in cash Pay for employment generation in cash Pay for employment generation in cash Pay for employment generation in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for employment generation in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for employment generation in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for employment generation in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for employment generation in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for employment generation in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for employment generation in labor Pay for employment generation in labor Pay for employment generation in labor Pay for employment generation in labor Pay for employment generation in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for employment generation - other mode of payment Pay for employment generation - other mode of payment Pay for employment generation - other mode of payment Pay for employment generation - other mode of payment Pay for employment generation - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_13_4, specify If yes to q74_13_4, specify If yes to q74_13_4, specify If yes to q74_13_4, specify If yes to q74_13_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Nothing Service Charge 8-10% Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Arsenic Test Birth Control Combat Child traficking Fishery Traing Give Shelter of sex worker and their child Horticulture Nursery House building Loan IGA Skill Training IGA Training Leadership Development Live Stock, Poultry Nursery Poly Livestock Social Forestry Training of Skill Devlop watsan Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_14_4, specify If yes to q74_14_4, specify If yes to q74_14_4, specify If yes to q74_14_4, specify If yes to q74_14_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 By A little fees. Free Free of service Free service Nothing Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_15_4, specify If yes to q74_15_4, specify If yes to q74_15_4, specify If yes to q74_15_4, specify If yes to q74_15_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Type of service (specified) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Pay for other (specify) in cash Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Pay for other (specify) in kind (e.g., grain, clothes) Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Pay for other (specify) in labor Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Pay for other (specify) - other mode of payment Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes If yes to q74_16_4, specify If yes to q74_16_4, specify If yes to q74_16_4, specify If yes to q74_16_4, specify If yes to q74_16_4, specify Do they pay to [NGO]: [Circle all that apply] 310 All beneficiaries contribute the same amount All beneficiaries contribute the same amount All beneficiaries contribute the same amount All beneficiaries contribute the same amount All beneficiaries contribute the same amount Do all beneficiaries pay or contribute the same amount? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for target group Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for target group Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for target group Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for target group Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for target group Do all beneficiaries pay or contribute the same amount? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for poorer people Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for poorer people Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for poorer people Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for poorer people Payment/contribution is waived or reduced for poorer people Do all beneficiaries pay or contribute the same amount? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes Payment is left to the beneficiary’s discretion/payment is voluntary Payment is left to the beneficiary’s discretion/payment is voluntary Payment is left to the beneficiary’s discretion/payment is voluntary Payment is left to the beneficiary’s discretion/payment is voluntary Payment is left to the beneficiary’s discretion/payment is voluntary Do all beneficiaries pay or contribute the same amount? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes Payment by beneficiaries: Other (specify) Payment by beneficiaries: Other (specify) Payment by beneficiaries: Other (specify) Payment by beneficiaries: Other (specify) Payment by beneficiaries: Other (specify) Do all beneficiaries pay or contribute the same amount? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q75_5, specify If yes to q75_5, specify If yes to q75_5, specify If yes to q75_5, specify If yes to q75_5, specify Do all beneficiaries pay or contribute the same amount? [Circle one] 310 Fixed service charge on taken Nothing Beneficiaries give tips or gifts to NGO staff for services received Beneficiaries give tips or gifts to NGO staff for services received Beneficiaries give tips or gifts to NGO staff for services received Beneficiaries give tips or gifts to NGO staff for services received Beneficiaries give tips or gifts to NGO staff for services received Do beneficiaries give tips or gifts to [NGO] staff for the services they receive? 310 3 4 1 Always 2 Often 3 Sometimes 4 Never Revenue NGO derive from sale of its services (Thousand Taka) Revenue NGO derive from sale of its services (Thousand Taka) Revenue NGO derive from sale of its services (Thousand Taka) Revenue NGO derive from sale of its services (Thousand Taka) Revenue NGO derive from sale of its services (Thousand Taka) We would like to get an idea of the value of the services provided by [NGO]. Suppose that recipients of the service had to pay the market price of the services you offer (that is, the price charged by the private sector for similar services of similar quality). Abstract from advocacy, networking and raising awareness, whose value cannot be assessed. Further suppose that recipients had the means to pay the full market price. In your opinion, how much revenue would [NGO] derive from the sale of its services? [Enumerators: work with the respondent through each service they provide. Identify a comparable service or good provided by the private sector. Assess the price charged by private providers in the area covered by the project (if possible). Then multiply by the number of beneficiaries. Write down your calculations below. Multiplication and addition can be done after the interview is over.] Total: ______(Thousand) Taka on average per ____ [frequency code: 1. day 2. week 3. month 4. Year] 310 15 101132 Revenue time period Revenue time period Revenue time period Revenue time period Revenue time period We would like to get an idea of the value of the services provided by [NGO]. Suppose that recipients of the service had to pay the market price of the services you offer (that is, the price charged by the private sector for similar services of similar quality). Abstract from advocacy, networking and raising awareness, whose value cannot be assessed. Further suppose that recipients had the means to pay the full market price. In your opinion, how much revenue would [NGO] derive from the sale of its services? [Enumerators: work with the respondent through each service they provide. Identify a comparable service or good provided by the private sector. Assess the price charged by private providers in the area covered by the project (if possible). Then multiply by the number of beneficiaries. Write down your calculations below. Multiplication and addition can be done after the interview is over.] Total: ______(Thousand) Taka on average per ____ [frequency code: 1. day 2. week 3. month 4. Year] 310 2 4 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year Share of cost of services covered by beneficiaries (%) Share of cost of services covered by beneficiaries (%) Share of cost of services covered by beneficiaries (%) Share of cost of services covered by beneficiaries (%) Share of cost of services covered by beneficiaries (%) On average, what share of the cost of these services is covered by payments and contributions from beneficiaries? 310 100 NGO has a religious affiliation NGO has a religious affiliation NGO has a religious affiliation NGO has a religious affiliation NGO has a religious affiliation Does [NGO] have a religious affiliation? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Religious affiliation: Muslim Religious affiliation: Muslim Religious affiliation: Muslim Religious affiliation: Muslim Religious affiliation: Muslim The [NGO]’s religious affiliation is: 310 No 1 Yes Religious affiliation: Hindu Religious affiliation: Hindu Religious affiliation: Hindu Religious affiliation: Hindu Religious affiliation: Hindu The [NGO]’s religious affiliation is: 310 No 1 Yes Religious affiliation: Buddhist Religious affiliation: Buddhist Religious affiliation: Buddhist Religious affiliation: Buddhist Religious affiliation: Buddhist The [NGO]’s religious affiliation is: 310 No 1 Yes Religious affiliation: Christian Religious affiliation: Christian Religious affiliation: Christian Religious affiliation: Christian Religious affiliation: Christian The [NGO]’s religious affiliation is: 310 No 1 Yes Religious affiliation: Other (specify) Religious affiliation: Other (specify) Religious affiliation: Other (specify) Religious affiliation: Other (specify) Religious affiliation: Other (specify) The [NGO]’s religious affiliation is: 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q80_5, specify If yes to q80_5, specify If yes to q80_5, specify If yes to q80_5, specify If yes to q80_5, specify The [NGO]’s religious affiliation is: 310 Tribal NGO organizes religious worship NGO organizes religious worship NGO organizes religious worship NGO organizes religious worship NGO organizes religious worship Does [NGO] organize religious worship (e.g., mass, prayer)? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Nb people participating per week in these acts of worship Nb people participating per week in these acts of worship Nb people participating per week in these acts of worship Nb people participating per week in these acts of worship Nb people participating per week in these acts of worship On an average week, how many people participate in these acts of worship? ____per week 310 NGO spread religious message via: during religious service NGO spread religious message via: during religious service NGO spread religious message via: during religious service NGO spread religious message via: during religious service NGO spread religious message via: during religious service Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 NGO spread religious message via: concert/fair/street band/drama NGO spread religious message via: concert/fair/street band/drama NGO spread religious message via: concert/fair/street band/drama NGO spread religious message via: concert/fair/street band/drama NGO spread religious message via: concert/fair/street band/drama Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 NGO spread religious message via: training and meetings NGO spread religious message via: training and meetings NGO spread religious message via: training and meetings NGO spread religious message via: training and meetings NGO spread religious message via: training and meetings Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 NGO spread religious message via: posters/flyers/newsletter NGO spread religious message via: posters/flyers/newsletter NGO spread religious message via: posters/flyers/newsletter NGO spread religious message via: posters/flyers/newsletter NGO spread religious message via: posters/flyers/newsletter Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 NGO spread religious message via: newspaper/radio NGO spread religious message via: newspaper/radio NGO spread religious message via: newspaper/radio NGO spread religious message via: newspaper/radio NGO spread religious message via: newspaper/radio Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 NGO spread religious message via: open air speech/preaching/public address NGO spread religious message via: open air speech/preaching/public address NGO spread religious message via: open air speech/preaching/public address NGO spread religious message via: open air speech/preaching/public address NGO spread religious message via: open air speech/preaching/public address Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 NGO spread its religious message via: visit to prisons, hospitals/door to door NGO spread its religious message via: visit to prisons, hospitals/door to door NGO spread its religious message via: visit to prisons, hospitals/door to door NGO spread its religious message via: visit to prisons, hospitals/door to door NGO spread its religious message via: visit to prisons, hospitals/door to door Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 NGO spread its religious message via: other NGO spread its religious message via: other NGO spread its religious message via: other NGO spread its religious message via: other NGO spread its religious message via: other Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 1 If yes to q83_8, specify If yes to q83_8, specify If yes to q83_8, specify If yes to q83_8, specify If yes to q83_8, specify Over last 12 months, has [NGO] spread its religious message via: [Circle all that apply] 310 Branch of NGO founded by Branch of NGO founded by Branch of NGO founded by Branch of NGO founded by Branch of NGO founded by You told us that this branch of [NGO] was founded in ….. year [see Q8 in section A]. Was this branch founded by: [Circle one] 310 1 5 1 Representative of the mother NGO 2 A local individual 3 Local individuals working together with the mother NGO 4 Foreign individual 5 Other If [5] to q84, specify If [5] to q84, specify If [5] to q84, specify If [5] to q84, specify If [5] to q84, specify You told us that this branch of [NGO] was founded in ….. year [see Q8 in section A]. Was this branch founded by: [Circle one] 310 A group of people A.D.B Nordic, UNFPA Bangladesh, Govt. (city corporation) Bishop of Churches By local Person Five Local persons I.L.O Internation NGO Save the childrens Local Donor Richman Local Other NGO Local People Local people who member of family Management Committee P.K.S.F Regional Manager Some Local Persons Some local persons Subscription given by a group of person With the help of Catholic lead NGO received seed grant/initial donation when it was started NGO received seed grant/initial donation when it was started NGO received seed grant/initial donation when it was started NGO received seed grant/initial donation when it was started NGO received seed grant/initial donation when it was started Did [NGO] receive a seed grant/initial donation when it was started? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Seed grant/initial donation from: Mother NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Mother NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Mother NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Mother NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Mother NGO [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Bangladeshi NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Bangladeshi NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Bangladeshi NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Bangladeshi NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Bangladeshi NGO [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: International NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: International NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: International NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: International NGO Seed grant/initial donation from: International NGO [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: National Government Seed grant/initial donation from: National Government Seed grant/initial donation from: National Government Seed grant/initial donation from: National Government Seed grant/initial donation from: National Government [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: Local Government Seed grant/initial donation from: Local Government Seed grant/initial donation from: Local Government Seed grant/initial donation from: Local Government Seed grant/initial donation from: Local Government [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: United Nations agency Seed grant/initial donation from: United Nations agency Seed grant/initial donation from: United Nations agency Seed grant/initial donation from: United Nations agency Seed grant/initial donation from: United Nations agency [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: Bilateral donor Seed grant/initial donation from: Bilateral donor Seed grant/initial donation from: Bilateral donor Seed grant/initial donation from: Bilateral donor Seed grant/initial donation from: Bilateral donor [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: Church/religious organization Seed grant/initial donation from: Church/religious organization Seed grant/initial donation from: Church/religious organization Seed grant/initial donation from: Church/religious organization Seed grant/initial donation from: Church/religious organization [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Seed grant/initial donation from: Other Seed grant/initial donation from: Other [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q86_9, specify If yes to q86_9, specify If yes to q86_9, specify If yes to q86_9, specify If yes to q86_9, specify [If Yes] From which source: [Circle all that apply] 310 (NOARD) Norway Agency for Devlopment A group of local people A.D.B Nordic, UNFPA Bangladesh, Govt. (city corporation) ADIP APHD (Asia Partnership for Human Development) APHD HongKong ASA Asian Bank Canada Canadian University service overseas program Darida Director of NGO Directors of this NGO Directory of NGO Donation from Founder Europian Commition I.L.O IIRD Janata Bank Local Donor Richman Local & Foreign Doctor Local Community Local Donar Local Donor Local Donor Richman Local M.P Local Person Local donor MISEREOR (Germany) Managing Director Members Subscription Members of Director Members of Directorate Members of Head Office Norway Owner NGO PKSF People Donated Personal Personal Gift Representative of Mother NGO Secule catholic- France Sena Kalayan Sangstha Equipment and working capital NGO started with? (Thousand Taka) Equipment and working capital NGO started with? (Thousand Taka) Equipment and working capital NGO started with? (Thousand Taka) Equipment and working capital NGO started with? (Thousand Taka) Equipment and working capital NGO started with? (Thousand Taka) What equipment and working capital did [NGO] start with? 310 30000 Source of equipment/capital: personal contribution of the founder(s)(%) Source of equipment/capital: personal contribution of the founder(s)(%) Source of equipment/capital: personal contribution of the founder(s)(%) Source of equipment/capital: personal contribution of the founder(s)(%) Source of equipment/capital: personal contribution of the founder(s)(%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 100 Source of equipment/capital: donation from the mosque/church/religious org.(%) Source of equipment/capital: donation from the mosque/church/religious org.(%) Source of equipment/capital: donation from the mosque/church/religious org.(%) Source of equipment/capital: donation from the mosque/church/religious org.(%) Source of equipment/capital: donation from the mosque/church/religious org.(%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 Source of equipment/capital: grant from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from non-government sources (%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 100 Source of equipment/capital: loan from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from non-government sources (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from non-government sources (%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 100 Source of equipment/capital: grant from governments(%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from governments(%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from governments(%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from governments(%) Source of equipment/capital: grant from governments(%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 100 Source of equipment/capital: loan from governments (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from governments (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from governments (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from governments (%) Source of equipment/capital: loan from governments (%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 Source of equipment/capital: carry-over from previous NGO/organization (%) Source of equipment/capital: carry-over from previous NGO/organization (%) Source of equipment/capital: carry-over from previous NGO/organization (%) Source of equipment/capital: carry-over from previous NGO/organization (%) Source of equipment/capital: carry-over from previous NGO/organization (%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 100 Source of equipment/capital: mother NGO (%) Source of equipment/capital: mother NGO (%) Source of equipment/capital: mother NGO (%) Source of equipment/capital: mother NGO (%) Source of equipment/capital: mother NGO (%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 100 Source of equipment/capital: other (%) Source of equipment/capital: other (%) Source of equipment/capital: other (%) Source of equipment/capital: other (%) Source of equipment/capital: other (%) Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 100 If yes to q88_9, specify If yes to q88_9, specify If yes to q88_9, specify If yes to q88_9, specify If yes to q88_9, specify Where did this equipment and working capital come from? [In case the equipment and working capital came from different sources and the respondent cannot provide a response to the question on percentages, use beans as in the FGI interview.] 310 A.D.B Nordic, UNFPA Bangladesh, Govt. (city corporation) ADIP APHD ASA Asia Foundation Canadian University service overseas program Caritas Danida Darida Donation by Social Ailites Foreign NGO Forign Mission Canada Head Office I.L.o IIRD Janata Bank Local Community Local Donar Local Doner Local Donor Richman Local MP Local donor Richman MISEREOR NOARD OXFAM One Doctor PKSF Proshika Prosika S.F NORWAY Save The Children Sena Kallayan Sangstha Tuita Board U.N.D.P U.S AID USAID Nb full-time salaried in: Management Nb full-time salaried in: Management Nb full-time salaried in: Management Nb full-time salaried in: Management Nb full-time salaried in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 Nb full-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 198 Nb full-time salaried in: Finance Nb full-time salaried in: Finance Nb full-time salaried in: Finance Nb full-time salaried in: Finance Nb full-time salaried in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 63 Nb full-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 36 Specify q89_5_1 other Specify q89_5_1 other Specify q89_5_1 other Specify q89_5_1 other Specify q89_5_1 other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 309 AD, PC, FO, Peon, Computer Operator, Dr. P-Medical Accountant, Peon Aya B.M+F.O CO Care Taker Care taker Caretaker Cas Cook Doctor, Advocate Driver, Teacher F.O. Peon Field Worker HW-Peon Lan officer+Pion Office staff Organiser PA Peon President Su:+F.O+N.G+P/O- Suppervisor+Field worker+Peon+Cook Sweeper TLMF Teacher Teacher/ Doctor Teachers & Others Techer Traineer+Pion Trainer cook cook Others teachers Nb full-time salaried in: Other Nb full-time salaried in: Other Nb full-time salaried in: Other Nb full-time salaried in: Other Nb full-time salaried in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 552 Nb full-time salaried in: Total Nb full-time salaried in: Total Nb full-time salaried in: Total Nb full-time salaried in: Total Nb full-time salaried in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 1 689 Nb part-time salaried in: Management Nb part-time salaried in: Management Nb part-time salaried in: Management Nb part-time salaried in: Management Nb part-time salaried in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 6 1 6 Nb part-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time salaried in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 3000 Nb part-time salaried in: Finance Nb part-time salaried in: Finance Nb part-time salaried in: Finance Nb part-time salaried in: Finance Nb part-time salaried in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 6 1 6 Nb part-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time salaried in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 10 1 4 10 Nb part-time salaried in: Other Nb part-time salaried in: Other Nb part-time salaried in: Other Nb part-time salaried in: Other Nb part-time salaried in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 153 Nb part-time salaried in: Total Nb part-time salaried in: Total Nb part-time salaried in: Total Nb part-time salaried in: Total Nb part-time salaried in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 3012 Nb full-time volunteers in: Management Nb full-time volunteers in: Management Nb full-time volunteers in: Management Nb full-time volunteers in: Management Nb full-time volunteers in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 20 1 3 6 7 20 Nb full-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb full-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 250 Nb full-time volunteers in: Finance Nb full-time volunteers in: Finance Nb full-time volunteers in: Finance Nb full-time volunteers in: Finance Nb full-time volunteers in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 1 1 Nb full-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb full-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 1 1 Nb full-time volunteers in: Other Nb full-time volunteers in: Other Nb full-time volunteers in: Other Nb full-time volunteers in: Other Nb full-time volunteers in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 43 Nb full-time volunteers in: Total Nb full-time volunteers in: Total Nb full-time volunteers in: Total Nb full-time volunteers in: Total Nb full-time volunteers in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 270 Nb part-time volunteers in: Management Nb part-time volunteers in: Management Nb part-time volunteers in: Management Nb part-time volunteers in: Management Nb part-time volunteers in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 250 Nb part-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Nb part-time volunteers in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 41 Nb part-time volunteers in: Finance Nb part-time volunteers in: Finance Nb part-time volunteers in: Finance Nb part-time volunteers in: Finance Nb part-time volunteers in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 1 1 Nb part-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb part-time volunteers in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 20 1 2 3 4 9 10 20 Nb part-time volunteers in: Other Nb part-time volunteers in: Other Nb part-time volunteers in: Other Nb part-time volunteers in: Other Nb part-time volunteers in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 30 Nb part-time volunteers in: Total Nb part-time volunteers in: Total Nb part-time volunteers in: Total Nb part-time volunteers in: Total Nb part-time volunteers in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 250 Nb religious staff in: Management Nb religious staff in: Management Nb religious staff in: Management Nb religious staff in: Management Nb religious staff in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb religious staff in: Programme/Professional Nb religious staff in: Programme/Professional Nb religious staff in: Programme/Professional Nb religious staff in: Programme/Professional Nb religious staff in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb religious staff in: Finance Nb religious staff in: Finance Nb religious staff in: Finance Nb religious staff in: Finance Nb religious staff in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb religious staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb religious staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb religious staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb religious staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb religious staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb religious staff in: Other Nb religious staff in: Other Nb religious staff in: Other Nb religious staff in: Other Nb religious staff in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb religious staff in: Total Nb religious staff in: Total Nb religious staff in: Total Nb religious staff in: Total Nb religious staff in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb staff (total) in: Management Nb staff (total) in: Management Nb staff (total) in: Management Nb staff (total) in: Management Nb staff (total) in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 283 Nb staff (total) in: Programme/Professional Nb staff (total) in: Programme/Professional Nb staff (total) in: Programme/Professional Nb staff (total) in: Programme/Professional Nb staff (total) in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 3355 Nb staff (total) in: Finance Nb staff (total) in: Finance Nb staff (total) in: Finance Nb staff (total) in: Finance Nb staff (total) in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 63 Nb staff (total) in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff (total) in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff (total) in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff (total) in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff (total) in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 36 Nb staff (total) in: Other Nb staff (total) in: Other Nb staff (total) in: Other Nb staff (total) in: Other Nb staff (total) in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 581 Nb staff (total) in: Total Nb staff (total) in: Total Nb staff (total) in: Total Nb staff (total) in: Total Nb staff (total) in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 2 3661 Nb foreign staff in: Management Nb foreign staff in: Management Nb foreign staff in: Management Nb foreign staff in: Management Nb foreign staff in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 1 1 Nb foreign staff in: Programme/Professional Nb foreign staff in: Programme/Professional Nb foreign staff in: Programme/Professional Nb foreign staff in: Programme/Professional Nb foreign staff in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb foreign staff in: Finance Nb foreign staff in: Finance Nb foreign staff in: Finance Nb foreign staff in: Finance Nb foreign staff in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb foreign staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb foreign staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb foreign staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb foreign staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb foreign staff in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb foreign staff in: Other Nb foreign staff in: Other Nb foreign staff in: Other Nb foreign staff in: Other Nb foreign staff in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb foreign staff in: Total Nb foreign staff in: Total Nb foreign staff in: Total Nb foreign staff in: Total Nb foreign staff in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 1 1 Nb staff in secondment in: Management Nb staff in secondment in: Management Nb staff in secondment in: Management Nb staff in secondment in: Management Nb staff in secondment in: Management Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 1 1 Nb staff in secondment in: Programme/Professional Nb staff in secondment in: Programme/Professional Nb staff in secondment in: Programme/Professional Nb staff in secondment in: Programme/Professional Nb staff in secondment in: Programme/Professional Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 20 4 15 20 Nb staff in secondment in: Finance Nb staff in secondment in: Finance Nb staff in secondment in: Finance Nb staff in secondment in: Finance Nb staff in secondment in: Finance Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb staff in secondment in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff in secondment in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff in secondment in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff in secondment in: Clerical/Secretarial Nb staff in secondment in: Clerical/Secretarial Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 Nb staff in secondment in: Other Nb staff in secondment in: Other Nb staff in secondment in: Other Nb staff in secondment in: Other Nb staff in secondment in: Other Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 5 5 Nb staff in secondment in: Total Nb staff in secondment in: Total Nb staff in secondment in: Total Nb staff in secondment in: Total Nb staff in secondment in: Total Fill the table below: [Filling the staff and volunteers table requires asking a variety of questions to obtain the accurate information. A good way to proceed is to begin with the last row, totals. First ask what is the total number of [NGO]’s paid staff. Then ask what is the total number of volunteers. Then ask whether [NGO] has religious staff. If Yes, how many. Religious staff includes all people having taken religious vows such as nuns, sisters, pastor, minister, priest, etc. They must be counted separately from paid staff and volunteers. Once you have the totals, break them down into part-time and full-time. After you obtain totals for the first 5 columns, break down these totals by category. First ask, of the full-time salaried staff, how many people are involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are directors, country representative, team leader, etc. Then ask whether they are full-time salaried, part-time salaried, etc. Then ask about the total number of other staff and volunteers. Then split the total into what we have decided to call professional, clerical, and other staff. The ‘professional’ category includes all staff and volunteers directly involved in providing services, advocacy, etc, but are Not involved in the management of [NGO]. Examples are program coordinators, teachers, trainers, nurses, loan officers, grant officers, etc. The ‘clerical’ category includes all staff and volunteers involved in the administration of [NGO]. Examples include secretaries, accountants, and office assistants. The ‘other’ category includes all other support staff and volunteers such as guards, gardeners, drivers, and cleaners. Repeat the same questions for part-time salaried staff, etc. Make sure you include staff in all the branches and offices of [NGO], i.e., all the people paid by [NGO]. Do Not include people ‘on contract’, that is, people hired for less than one month to perform a specific task. Staff on secondment are salaried staff working for [NGO] who are Not paid by [NGO] but by another NGO or organization.] 310 20 1 4 5 15 20 Nb staff/volunteers involved in fund-raising/writing proposals Nb staff/volunteers involved in fund-raising/writing proposals Nb staff/volunteers involved in fund-raising/writing proposals Nb staff/volunteers involved in fund-raising/writing proposals Nb staff/volunteers involved in fund-raising/writing proposals How many staff and volunteers are involved in fund-raising/writing proposals? ____ [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 32 Nb skilled staff: Fully trained nurses Nb skilled staff: Fully trained nurses Nb skilled staff: Fully trained nurses Nb skilled staff: Fully trained nurses Nb skilled staff: Fully trained nurses How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 5 1 2 3 5 Nb skilled staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb skilled staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb skilled staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb skilled staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb skilled staff: Fully trained medical doctors How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 5 1 2 4 5 Nb skilled staff: Fully trained teachers Nb skilled staff: Fully trained teachers Nb skilled staff: Fully trained teachers Nb skilled staff: Fully trained teachers Nb skilled staff: Fully trained teachers How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 144 Nb skilled staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb skilled staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb skilled staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb skilled staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb skilled staff: Fully trained lawyer How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 2 1 2 Nb skilled staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb skilled staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb skilled staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb skilled staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb skilled staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 28 Nb skilled staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb skilled staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb skilled staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb skilled staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb skilled staff: Natural scientists/Engineers How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 4 1 2 3 4 Nb skilled staff: Holding another University degree Nb skilled staff: Holding another University degree Nb skilled staff: Holding another University degree Nb skilled staff: Holding another University degree Nb skilled staff: Holding another University degree How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 80 Nb part time staff: Fully trained nurses Nb part time staff: Fully trained nurses Nb part time staff: Fully trained nurses Nb part time staff: Fully trained nurses Nb part time staff: Fully trained nurses How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 15 1 2 3 5 15 Nb part time staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb part time staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb part time staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb part time staff: Fully trained medical doctors Nb part time staff: Fully trained medical doctors How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 12 1 2 3 8 12 Nb part time staff: Fully trained teachers Nb part time staff: Fully trained teachers Nb part time staff: Fully trained teachers Nb part time staff: Fully trained teachers Nb part time staff: Fully trained teachers How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 137 Nb part time staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb part time staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb part time staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb part time staff: Fully trained lawyer Nb part time staff: Fully trained lawyer How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 9 1 2 4 9 Nb part time staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb part time staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb part time staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb part time staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist Nb part time staff: Sociologist, anthropologist, economist, political scientist How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 6 1 6 Nb part time staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb part time staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb part time staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb part time staff: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb part time staff: Natural scientists/Engineers How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 6 6 Nb part time staff: Holding another University degree Nb part time staff: Holding another University degree Nb part time staff: Holding another University degree Nb part time staff: Holding another University degree Nb part time staff: Holding another University degree How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 28 Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained nurses Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained nurses Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained nurses Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained nurses Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained nurses How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 8550 Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained medical doctors Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained medical doctors Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained medical doctors Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained medical doctors Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained medical doctors How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 15000 Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained teachers Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained teachers Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained teachers Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained teachers Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained teachers How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 8500 Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained lawyer Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained lawyer Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained lawyer Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained lawyer Nb staff for average salary: Fully trained lawyer How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 8285 Nb staff for average salary: Sociologist,anthropo.,economist,pol. scientist Nb staff for average salary: Sociologist,anthropo.,economist,pol. scientist Nb staff for average salary: Sociologist,anthropo.,economist,pol. scientist Nb staff for average salary: Sociologist,anthropo.,economist,pol. scientist Nb staff for average salary: Sociologist,anthropo.,economist,pol. scientist How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 8000 Nb staff for average salary: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb staff for average salary: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb staff for average salary: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb staff for average salary: Natural scientists/Engineers Nb staff for average salary: Natural scientists/Engineers How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 8570 Nb staff for average salary: Holding another University degree Nb staff for average salary: Holding another University degree Nb staff for average salary: Holding another University degree Nb staff for average salary: Holding another University degree Nb staff for average salary: Holding another University degree How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 13890 How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Actual Amount How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Actual Amount How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Actual Amount How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Actual Amount How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Actual Amount How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Actual Amount How many staff and volunteers do you have with the following skills? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Actual Amount Management staff provided with transport to/from work Management staff provided with transport to/from work Management staff provided with transport to/from work Management staff provided with transport to/from work Management staff provided with transport to/from work Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 12 1 All 2 Some 3 None 4 5 6 12 Programme/Professional staff provided with transport to/from work Programme/Professional staff provided with transport to/from work Programme/Professional staff provided with transport to/from work Programme/Professional staff provided with transport to/from work Programme/Professional staff provided with transport to/from work Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 17 1 All 2 Some 3 None 4 5 6 7 9 10 12 14 15 17 Finance staff provided with transport to/from work Finance staff provided with transport to/from work Finance staff provided with transport to/from work Finance staff provided with transport to/from work Finance staff provided with transport to/from work Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 9 1 All 2 Some 3 None 9 Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with transport to/from work Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with transport to/from work Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with transport to/from work Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with transport to/from work Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with transport to/from work Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 3 1 All 2 Some 3 None Specify q92_5_1 other Specify q92_5_1 other Specify q92_5_1 other Specify q92_5_1 other Specify q92_5_1 other Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 Motor van PC+APC Programmer Staff Speed Boat Su: Sup: Other staff provided with transport to/from work Other staff provided with transport to/from work Other staff provided with transport to/from work Other staff provided with transport to/from work Other staff provided with transport to/from work Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 52 1 All 2 Some 3 None 5 8 52 Total staff provided with transport to/from work Total staff provided with transport to/from work Total staff provided with transport to/from work Total staff provided with transport to/from work Total staff provided with transport to/from work Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 22 1 All 2 Some 3 None 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 15 16 18 20 22 Management staff provided with vehicle Management staff provided with vehicle Management staff provided with vehicle Management staff provided with vehicle Management staff provided with vehicle Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 4 1 All 2 Some 3 None 4 Programme/Professional staff provided with vehicle Programme/Professional staff provided with vehicle Programme/Professional staff provided with vehicle Programme/Professional staff provided with vehicle Programme/Professional staff provided with vehicle Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 10 1 All 2 Some 3 None 4 10 Finance staff provided with vehicle Finance staff provided with vehicle Finance staff provided with vehicle Finance staff provided with vehicle Finance staff provided with vehicle Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 1 All 2 Some 3 None Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with vehicle Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with vehicle Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with vehicle Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with vehicle Clerical/Secretarial staff provided with vehicle Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 1 All 2 Some 3 None Other staff provided with vehicle Other staff provided with vehicle Other staff provided with vehicle Other staff provided with vehicle Other staff provided with vehicle Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 2 1 All 2 Some 3 None Total staff provided with vehicle Total staff provided with vehicle Total staff provided with vehicle Total staff provided with vehicle Total staff provided with vehicle Which of these categories of staff and volunteers are provided with? [Include salaried staff, volunteers, and religious staff] 310 4 1 All 2 Some 3 None 4 Staff who left over past 12 months: Management Staff who left over past 12 months: Management Staff who left over past 12 months: Management Staff who left over past 12 months: Management Staff who left over past 12 months: Management Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 6 1 2 3 6 Staff who left over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who left over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who left over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who left over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who left over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 17 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 Staff who left over past 12 months: Finance Staff who left over past 12 months: Finance Staff who left over past 12 months: Finance Staff who left over past 12 months: Finance Staff who left over past 12 months: Finance Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 3 1 2 3 Staff who left over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who left over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who left over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who left over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who left over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 8 1 2 3 4 6 8 Specify q93_5_1 other Specify q93_5_1 other Specify q93_5_1 other Specify q93_5_1 other Specify q93_5_1 other Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 FO Field Worker HB Office Staff P.O PO POMF Su:+Fo Staff who left over past 12 months: Other Staff who left over past 12 months: Other Staff who left over past 12 months: Other Staff who left over past 12 months: Other Staff who left over past 12 months: Other Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 60 Staff who left over past 12 months: Total Staff who left over past 12 months: Total Staff who left over past 12 months: Total Staff who left over past 12 months: Total Staff who left over past 12 months: Total Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 61 Staff who joined over past 12 months: Management Staff who joined over past 12 months: Management Staff who joined over past 12 months: Management Staff who joined over past 12 months: Management Staff who joined over past 12 months: Management Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 5 1 2 3 5 Staff who joined over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who joined over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who joined over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who joined over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Staff who joined over past 12 months: Programme/Professional Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 25 Staff who joined over past 12 months: Finance Staff who joined over past 12 months: Finance Staff who joined over past 12 months: Finance Staff who joined over past 12 months: Finance Staff who joined over past 12 months: Finance Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 3 1 2 3 Staff who joined over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who joined over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who joined over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who joined over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Staff who joined over past 12 months: Clerical/Secretarial Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 8 1 2 3 4 5 8 Staff who joined over past 12 months: Other Staff who joined over past 12 months: Other Staff who joined over past 12 months: Other Staff who joined over past 12 months: Other Staff who joined over past 12 months: Other Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 60 Staff who joined over past 12 months: Total Staff who joined over past 12 months: Total Staff who joined over past 12 months: Total Staff who joined over past 12 months: Total Staff who joined over past 12 months: Total Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 65 Vacant positions: Management Vacant positions: Management Vacant positions: Management Vacant positions: Management Vacant positions: Management Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 1 1 Vacant positions: Programme/Professional Vacant positions: Programme/Professional Vacant positions: Programme/Professional Vacant positions: Programme/Professional Vacant positions: Programme/Professional Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 5 1 2 4 5 Vacant positions: Finance Vacant positions: Finance Vacant positions: Finance Vacant positions: Finance Vacant positions: Finance Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 1 1 Vacant positions: Clerical/Secretarial Vacant positions: Clerical/Secretarial Vacant positions: Clerical/Secretarial Vacant positions: Clerical/Secretarial Vacant positions: Clerical/Secretarial Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 3 1 2 3 Vacant positions: Other Vacant positions: Other Vacant positions: Other Vacant positions: Other Vacant positions: Other Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 2 1 2 Vacant positions: Total Vacant positions: Total Vacant positions: Total Vacant positions: Total Vacant positions: Total Over the last 12 months, indicate the number of: - Staff and volunteers who left the [NGO] - Staff and volunteers who joined the [NGO] - Currently funded vacant positions 310 8 1 2 3 4 8 Evaluation mechanism: review by Peers Evaluation mechanism: review by Peers Evaluation mechanism: review by Peers Evaluation mechanism: review by Peers Evaluation mechanism: review by Peers Which of the following evaluation mechanisms are used to evaluate individual staff? [check all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Evaluation mechanism: review by Immediate superiors Evaluation mechanism: review by Immediate superiors Evaluation mechanism: review by Immediate superiors Evaluation mechanism: review by Immediate superiors Evaluation mechanism: review by Immediate superiors Which of the following evaluation mechanisms are used to evaluate individual staff? [check all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Evaluation mechanism: review by Head office of NGO Evaluation mechanism: review by Head office of NGO Evaluation mechanism: review by Head office of NGO Evaluation mechanism: review by Head office of NGO Evaluation mechanism: review by Head office of NGO Which of the following evaluation mechanisms are used to evaluate individual staff? [check all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Evaluation mechanism: review by Donors Evaluation mechanism: review by Donors Evaluation mechanism: review by Donors Evaluation mechanism: review by Donors Evaluation mechanism: review by Donors Which of the following evaluation mechanisms are used to evaluate individual staff? [check all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Evaluation mechanism: review by Program beneficiaries Evaluation mechanism: review by Program beneficiaries Evaluation mechanism: review by Program beneficiaries Evaluation mechanism: review by Program beneficiaries Evaluation mechanism: review by Program beneficiaries Which of the following evaluation mechanisms are used to evaluate individual staff? [check all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Frequency of Peer reviews (times/year) Frequency of Peer reviews (times/year) Frequency of Peer reviews (times/year) Frequency of Peer reviews (times/year) Frequency of Peer reviews (times/year) How often are these reviews conducted for staff? (number of times per year) 310 12 1 2 3 4 12 Frequency of reviews by Immediate superiors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Immediate superiors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Immediate superiors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Immediate superiors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Immediate superiors(times/year) How often are these reviews conducted for staff? (number of times per year) 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 12 Frequency of reviews by Head office(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Head office(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Head office(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Head office(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Head office(times/year) How often are these reviews conducted for staff? (number of times per year) 310 12 1 2 3 4 12 Frequency of reviews by Donors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Donors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Donors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Donors(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Donors(times/year) How often are these reviews conducted for staff? (number of times per year) 310 12 1 4 12 Frequency of reviews by Program beneficiaries(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Program beneficiaries(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Program beneficiaries(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Program beneficiaries(times/year) Frequency of reviews by Program beneficiaries(times/year) How often are these reviews conducted for staff? (number of times per year) 310 3 1 2 3 NGO owns land and/or buildings? NGO owns land and/or buildings? NGO owns land and/or buildings? NGO owns land and/or buildings? NGO owns land and/or buildings? Does [NGO] own land and/or buildings? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Rental value of NGO premises (Taka) Rental value of NGO premises (Taka) Rental value of NGO premises (Taka) Rental value of NGO premises (Taka) Rental value of NGO premises (Taka) If [NGO] had to rent these land and buildings, how much rent in your opinion would [NGO] have to pay? 310 300 Time period for rental value Time period for rental value Time period for rental value Time period for rental value Time period for rental value If [NGO] had to rent these land and buildings, how much rent in your opinion would [NGO] have to pay? 310 4 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year NGO rents out land or buildings NGO rents out land or buildings NGO rents out land or buildings NGO rents out land or buildings NGO rents out land or buildings [Do not include facilities rented out for a few days only.] Does [NGO] rent out any of this land or buildings? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Rental income (Taka) Rental income (Taka) Rental income (Taka) Rental income (Taka) Rental income (Taka) [Do not include facilities rented out for a few days only.] What is the rental income? 310 Rental income - time period Rental income - time period Rental income - time period Rental income - time period Rental income - time period [Do not include facilities rented out for a few days only.] What is the rental income? 310 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year NGO rents (in) land or buildings for its activities NGO rents (in) land or buildings for its activities NGO rents (in) land or buildings for its activities NGO rents (in) land or buildings for its activities NGO rents (in) land or buildings for its activities Do not include facilities rented for a few days only. Does [NGO] rent (in) any land or buildings for its activities? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No How much does NGO spend on rent? (Taka) How much does NGO spend on rent? (Taka) How much does NGO spend on rent? (Taka) How much does NGO spend on rent? (Taka) How much does NGO spend on rent? (Taka) Do not include facilities rented for a few days only. How much does [NGO] spend on rent? 310 2400 Time period for rent Time period for rent Time period for rent Time period for rent Time period for rent Do not include facilities rented for a few days only. How much does [NGO] spend on rent? 310 4 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year NGO uses land and buildings that belong to others NGO uses land and buildings that belong to others NGO uses land and buildings that belong to others NGO uses land and buildings that belong to others NGO uses land and buildings that belong to others Do not include facilities used for a few days only. Does [NGO] use land and buildings that belong to other people (members or others) or organizations (e.g., mosque)? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Do not include facilities used for a few days only. If [NGO] had to rent these land and buildings, how much rent in your opinion would [NGO] have to pay? 310 1500 Time period for Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Time period for Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Time period for Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Time period for Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Time period for Rental value of land and buildings used (Taka) Do not include facilities used for a few days only. If [NGO] had to rent these land and buildings, how much rent in your opinion would [NGO] have to pay? 310 4 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year Nb buildings available to NGO on long term basis Nb buildings available to NGO on long term basis Nb buildings available to NGO on long term basis Nb buildings available to NGO on long term basis Nb buildings available to NGO on long term basis How many buildings are available to [NGO] on a long term basis? 310 1 102 Nb of buildings used as: office buildings Nb of buildings used as: office buildings Nb of buildings used as: office buildings Nb of buildings used as: office buildings Nb of buildings used as: office buildings How many are used as? 310 86 Nb of buildings used as: places of worship Nb of buildings used as: places of worship Nb of buildings used as: places of worship Nb of buildings used as: places of worship Nb of buildings used as: places of worship How many are used as? 310 2 1 2 Nb of buildings used as: public meeting place/conference hall/theater Nb of buildings used as: public meeting place/conference hall/theater Nb of buildings used as: public meeting place/conference hall/theater Nb of buildings used as: public meeting place/conference hall/theater Nb of buildings used as: public meeting place/conference hall/theater How many are used as? 310 6 1 2 3 4 6 Nb of buildings used as: schools/vocational schools Nb of buildings used as: schools/vocational schools Nb of buildings used as: schools/vocational schools Nb of buildings used as: schools/vocational schools Nb of buildings used as: schools/vocational schools How many are used as? 310 77 Nb of buildings used as: workshops Nb of buildings used as: workshops Nb of buildings used as: workshops Nb of buildings used as: workshops Nb of buildings used as: workshops How many are used as? 310 7 1 2 3 7 Nb of buildings used as: hospitals Nb of buildings used as: hospitals Nb of buildings used as: hospitals Nb of buildings used as: hospitals Nb of buildings used as: hospitals How many are used as? 310 15 1 14 15 Nb of buildings used as: clinics/dispensaries Nb of buildings used as: clinics/dispensaries Nb of buildings used as: clinics/dispensaries Nb of buildings used as: clinics/dispensaries Nb of buildings used as: clinics/dispensaries How many are used as? 310 7 1 2 3 7 Nb of buildings used as: shelter/orphanage Nb of buildings used as: shelter/orphanage Nb of buildings used as: shelter/orphanage Nb of buildings used as: shelter/orphanage Nb of buildings used as: shelter/orphanage How many are used as? 310 8 1 2 4 8 Nb of buildings used as: staff accommodation buildings Nb of buildings used as: staff accommodation buildings Nb of buildings used as: staff accommodation buildings Nb of buildings used as: staff accommodation buildings Nb of buildings used as: staff accommodation buildings How many are used as? 310 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 15 Nb of buildings used as: warehouses/garages/farm buildings/other Nb of buildings used as: warehouses/garages/farm buildings/other Nb of buildings used as: warehouses/garages/farm buildings/other Nb of buildings used as: warehouses/garages/farm buildings/other Nb of buildings used as: warehouses/garages/farm buildings/other How many are used as? 310 5 1 2 3 4 5 Buildings equiped with electricity Buildings equiped with electricity Buildings equiped with electricity Buildings equiped with electricity Buildings equiped with electricity Are these buildings equipped with the following? 310 1 4 1 None 2 Some 3 Most 4 All Buildings equiped with piped water Buildings equiped with piped water Buildings equiped with piped water Buildings equiped with piped water Buildings equiped with piped water Are these buildings equipped with the following? 310 1 4 1 None 2 Some 3 Most 4 All Buildings equiped with telephone Buildings equiped with telephone Buildings equiped with telephone Buildings equiped with telephone Buildings equiped with telephone Are these buildings equipped with the following? 310 1 4 1 None 2 Some 3 Most 4 All NGO owns vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorbikes, or tractor NGO owns vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorbikes, or tractor NGO owns vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorbikes, or tractor NGO owns vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorbikes, or tractor NGO owns vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorbikes, or tractor Does [NGO] own vehicles such as cars, trucks, motorbikes, or tractor? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (Taka) In your opinion, what is the current combined value of these vehicles? 310 8000 Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned vehicles (US$) In your opinion, what is the current combined value of these vehicles? 310 5700 NGO uses vehicles that belong to other people NGO uses vehicles that belong to other people NGO uses vehicles that belong to other people NGO uses vehicles that belong to other people NGO uses vehicles that belong to other people Do not include public transportation or vehicles used for few days only. Does [NGO] use vehicles that belong to other people? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (Taka) Do not include public transportation or vehicles used for few days only. In your opinion, what is the current combined value of these vehicles? 310 1000 Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed vehicles (US$) Do not include public transportation or vehicles used for few days only. In your opinion, what is the current combined value of these vehicles? 310 Nb of owned of borrowed car(s) Nb of owned of borrowed car(s) Nb of owned of borrowed car(s) Nb of owned of borrowed car(s) Nb of owned of borrowed car(s) Of all the vehicles that [NGO] uses (on a long-term basis), i.e., both the ones it owns and the ones it uses that belong to others, how many are there in each of the following categories? 310 2 1 2 Nb of owned of borrowed pick-up truck(s) Nb of owned of borrowed pick-up truck(s) Nb of owned of borrowed pick-up truck(s) Nb of owned of borrowed pick-up truck(s) Nb of owned of borrowed pick-up truck(s) Of all the vehicles that [NGO] uses (on a long-term basis), i.e., both the ones it owns and the ones it uses that belong to others, how many are there in each of the following categories? 310 1 1 Nb of owned of borrowed truck(s) (3 tons and above) Nb of owned of borrowed truck(s) (3 tons and above) Nb of owned of borrowed truck(s) (3 tons and above) Nb of owned of borrowed truck(s) (3 tons and above) Nb of owned of borrowed truck(s) (3 tons and above) Of all the vehicles that [NGO] uses (on a long-term basis), i.e., both the ones it owns and the ones it uses that belong to others, how many are there in each of the following categories? 310 Nb of owned of borrowed tractor(s) Nb of owned of borrowed tractor(s) Nb of owned of borrowed tractor(s) Nb of owned of borrowed tractor(s) Nb of owned of borrowed tractor(s) Of all the vehicles that [NGO] uses (on a long-term basis), i.e., both the ones it owns and the ones it uses that belong to others, how many are there in each of the following categories? 310 1 1 Nb of owned of borrowed motorcycle(s) Nb of owned of borrowed motorcycle(s) Nb of owned of borrowed motorcycle(s) Nb of owned of borrowed motorcycle(s) Nb of owned of borrowed motorcycle(s) Of all the vehicles that [NGO] uses (on a long-term basis), i.e., both the ones it owns and the ones it uses that belong to others, how many are there in each of the following categories? 310 53 Nb of owned of borrowed other vehicles Nb of owned of borrowed other vehicles Nb of owned of borrowed other vehicles Nb of owned of borrowed other vehicles Nb of owned of borrowed other vehicles Of all the vehicles that [NGO] uses (on a long-term basis), i.e., both the ones it owns and the ones it uses that belong to others, how many are there in each of the following categories? 310 8 1 2 8 Of all the vehicles that [NGO] uses (on a long-term basis), i.e., both the ones it owns and the ones it uses that belong to others, how many are there in each of the following categories? 310 Motor Ven Speed Boat NGO owns equipment such as computers, medical equipment, farm implements NGO owns equipment such as computers, medical equipment, farm implements NGO owns equipment such as computers, medical equipment, farm implements NGO owns equipment such as computers, medical equipment, farm implements NGO owns equipment such as computers, medical equipment, farm implements Does [NGO] own equipment, such as computers, medical equipment, farm implements? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (Taka) In your opinion, what is the current combined value of this equipment? 310 25000 Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of owned equipment (US$) In your opinion, what is the current combined value of this equipment? 310 NGO uses equipment from other people or organizations NGO uses equipment from other people or organizations NGO uses equipment from other people or organizations NGO uses equipment from other people or organizations NGO uses equipment from other people or organizations Does [NGO] use any equipment that belongs to other people (members, others) or organizations (e.g. religious organizations)? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (Taka) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (Taka) In your opinion, what is the current combined value of this equipment? 310 400 Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (US$) Estimated current combined value of borrowed equipment (US$) In your opinion, what is the current combined value of this equipment? 310 NGO hold inventories NGO hold inventories NGO hold inventories NGO hold inventories NGO hold inventories Does [NGO] hold inventories (e.g., food for relief operations, drugs, petrol)? 310 1 1 1 Yes 2 No Estimated current combined value of inventories (Taka) Estimated current combined value of inventories (Taka) Estimated current combined value of inventories (Taka) Estimated current combined value of inventories (Taka) Estimated current combined value of inventories (Taka) What is the current combined value of these inventories? 310 11000 Estimated current combined value of inventories (US$) Estimated current combined value of inventories (US$) Estimated current combined value of inventories (US$) Estimated current combined value of inventories (US$) Estimated current combined value of inventories (US$) What is the current combined value of these inventories? 310 95 Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (Taka) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (Taka) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (Taka) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (Taka) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (Taka) What was the combined value of these inventories 12 months ago? 310 12000 Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (US$) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (US$) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (US$) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (US$) Estimated combined value of inventories 12 months ago (US$) What was the combined value of these inventories 12 months ago? 310 NGO owns a canteen or business to make money to support its activities NGO owns a canteen or business to make money to support its activities NGO owns a canteen or business to make money to support its activities NGO owns a canteen or business to make money to support its activities NGO owns a canteen or business to make money to support its activities Does [NGO] own a canteen or business to make money to support its activities? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Nb of farms owned Nb of farms owned Nb of farms owned Nb of farms owned Nb of farms owned [If Yes] What are they and how many? 310 3 1 2 3 Nb of canteens/restaurantsowned Nb of canteens/restaurantsowned Nb of canteens/restaurantsowned Nb of canteens/restaurantsowned Nb of canteens/restaurantsowned [If Yes] What are they and how many? 310 1 1 Nb of shops owned Nb of shops owned Nb of shops owned Nb of shops owned Nb of shops owned [If Yes] What are they and how many? 310 15 1 2 3 4 8 15 Nb of hostels owned Nb of hostels owned Nb of hostels owned Nb of hostels owned Nb of hostels owned [If Yes] What are they and how many? 310 3 1 3 Nb of farms processing/mill owned Nb of farms processing/mill owned Nb of farms processing/mill owned Nb of farms processing/mill owned Nb of farms processing/mill owned [If Yes] What are they and how many? 310 2 1 2 Nb of other businesses owned Nb of other businesses owned Nb of other businesses owned Nb of other businesses owned Nb of other businesses owned [If Yes] What are they and how many? 310 3 1 2 3 If yes to q119_6, specify If yes to q119_6, specify If yes to q119_6, specify If yes to q119_6, specify If yes to q119_6, specify [If Yes] What are they and how many? 310 Carpentari+Nursery Clinical Service Cultivation of honey Fisheries in Net Guest House Hachery Horticulture Nursery Live stock Farm Poultry, cultivation Masrum, Tailoring, Nursery Power Pump Sanitary Materials Shrijoni Brick field Small Pharmacy NGO keeps financial records NGO keeps financial records NGO keeps financial records NGO keeps financial records NGO keeps financial records Does [NGO] keep financial records? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No When fiscal year begin? 1st of _ [month] When fiscal year begin? 1st of _ [month] When fiscal year begin? 1st of _ [month] When fiscal year begin? 1st of _ [month] When fiscal year begin? 1st of _ [month] When does [NGO]’s fiscal year begin? 310 12 1 6 7 8 10 12 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2000 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2000 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 46666 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2700 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 4000 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 10000 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2488 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 3200 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 500 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 500 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2200 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2200 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 24152 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2002/last FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1390 2002/last FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2002/last FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2002/last FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2002/last FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2002/last FY revenue (000): Membership fees Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2250 2002/last FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2002/last FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2002/last FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2002/last FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2002/last FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 108000 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to the government 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to the government 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to the government 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to the government 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to the government Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2000 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to another NGO/CBO 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to another NGO/CBO 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to another NGO/CBO 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to another NGO/CBO 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from services rendered to another NGO/CBO Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 5900 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2002/last FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 17050 2002/last FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2002/last FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2002/last FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2002/last FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2002/last FY revenue (000): Profit on special events Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 4545 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 8000 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2002/last FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 500 2002/last FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2002/last FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2002/last FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2002/last FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2002/last FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 5513 2002/last FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2002/last FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2002/last FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2002/last FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2002/last FY revenue (000): Tax refunds Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 50 Specify 122_1_25: other Specify 122_1_25: other Specify 122_1_25: other Specify 122_1_25: other Specify 122_1_25: other Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 Advance A.D.O and Miscellaneous Agriculture Agriculture firm All Over Bamboo product, Sanitary product, Cow feed pot Bank Interest Bank Loan Bank interest and others Book Sales Brick Crops Fish & Other's Sale Deposit of Group Factory Fish Fisheries & Tubewel Form &Pass Book Sales Form Sale Form Sales Formed Sale Formet & others Formet sale Forms Forms & Other Forms & Sanitation Forms Sales Forms, Old Furniture, Freeze, Treatment to Live stock, etc. From Sales Froms Handy Craft Health Care Health Care + Other Health Service Health service, seed & deed sale Horticulture IGA Project Income from Photocopy Income from other branch Interest Interest from bank/ House rent Interest from loan Loan Collection Loan From Mother NGO Loan Realized Loan Received from member & Other's Loan Recived, Bank Interest Loan collection Loan from Mother NGO Loan from MotjerNgo & PKSF Loan from mother NGO Local Donation Medicine Misc Income Miscellaneons income Miscellaneous Income Muslim Aid U.K Nursery Nursery Handicraft Other's Pash Book Sales Pass Book & Forms Sales Poultry, Mashrum, Tailaring, Nursery Presscription Fee Proshika Branch Salas Sale Artificially timb Sale Supari Sale form- Pass book Sale of Chickens Sale of paper fors Sanitary Matarials Sanitary Materials + Form Sale Sanitary/ Latrine Saving Saving Draw & Interest School Sell of Forms Servic charg Servic charge Service Service Charge Service charge Service charge, Bank interest, Saving Servicing Interest Sill of dorms Sowings To Sell Fish To by land given by R/O Tube well & Other's Tubewel, Sanitary latrine Fitting Cane & Bamboo Vegetable Product Vegetable export loan from Motjer NGO 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 79700 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 313 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 300 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2002/last FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 480 Specify 122_1_29: other Specify 122_1_29: other Specify 122_1_29: other Specify 122_1_29: other Specify 122_1_29: other Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 Bank Credit Bank Loan Cash at bank and cash in hand Earn form Health Care Forms & Other Hostel Interset from bussines Laon form Bank Loam from Bank and Director Loam from Members Loan Loan From Bank Loan From Mather NGO Loan From Mother NGO Loan From Motner NGO Loan From P.K.S.F Loan form Mother NGO Loan form Secretary Loan form other NGO Loan from Mother NGO Loan from members Loan from BRDF Loan from Bank Loan from Head Oddice Loan from Members Loan from Members Director Loan from Mother NGO Loan from Mothet NGO Loan from NGO Loan from PKSF Loan from mother NGO Member Loan Membership Mother NGO Loan Muslim Aid Rent of Clinic 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2002/last FY revenue (000): Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 14500 2002/last FY revenue (000): Total 2002/last FY revenue (000): Total 2002/last FY revenue (000): Total 2002/last FY revenue (000): Total 2002/last FY revenue (000): Total Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 107 108696 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1900 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from International NGO Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1900 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 38760 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Mother NGO Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2700 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 4000 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Other Bangladeshi NGO Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2756 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2500 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from National government Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2500 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 500 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Local government Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 500 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1800 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from UN organization Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1800 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Disbursed Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 24428 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Grant from Bilateral donor Authorized Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 650 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Membership fees 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Membership fees Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2190 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Fees paid by recipients of services Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 107500 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to the government 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to the government 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to the government 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to the government 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to the government Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1760 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to another NGO/CBO 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to another NGO/CBO 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to another NGO/CBO 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to another NGO/CBO 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from services to another NGO/CBO Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 5100 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Income from business (shop, canteen, etc) Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 16530 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Profit on special events 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Profit on special events Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 3012 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from members Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 6000 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Voluntary donations from Non-members Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 450 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Property income/endowment income Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1185 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Tax refunds 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Tax refunds Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 40 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 34550 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of land or buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 744 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of vehicles Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 300 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Sale of equipment or machinery Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 600 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 13651 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Total 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Total 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Total 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Total 2001/previous FY revenue (000): Total Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s revenues? [This question refers to revenues for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 108198 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Program costs Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 6300 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 20291 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Housing allowances Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 5842 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transport allowances Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 635 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2477 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 749 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 396 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Petrol/fuel Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 652 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Rent for land and buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1205 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Transfers to mother NGO Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 17600 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 6000 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 4754 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1704 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 6880 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Bribes Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 916 Specify 123_1_16: other Specify 123_1_16: other Specify 123_1_16: other Specify 123_1_16: other Specify 123_1_16: other Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 Administrative, Training, etc Agriculture Fishery , Stationery & Other's Agriculture Land & Stationery Agriculture, Health etc. All over expenditure Bank charge, Paper bill, etc Contegency Contingency Cost Entertaiment/Stationery Entertainment Entertainment & Stationery Entertainment exe. Entertainment exp. Entertainment, Photocopy Entertainment, Stationery Entertainment, Stationery etc Entertainment, Stationery, Etc Entertainment/ Other's Expenses Entertainment/ Stationery/Postage Etc. Expenditure on Poltry Farming, Hachery Expenditure on Tunwel, Hachary, Plaling, etc Forgive Interest General Exp. Maintenance, Training Utilities and o Group Member & other's Group Member Pay & Other's Health Care Hospitality, Consultancy Insurance, Entertainment, Other Insurance, Entertaintment, Miscellaneous expenses Insurance/Other's Expenses Interest Interest for Saving Interest of Members Saving Maintenance, Stationery etc. Management Expenditure Medicine & Office Expenses Misalliance expenses Miscellaneous expenses Office Establishment Office Exp. Office Exp. Etc. Office Expenditure Office Expenditure etc. Office Expenses Office Maintenance Printing & Others Office Maintenance, Printing & Others Office Maintenance, Printing and Others Office Maintenance, Stationery & Others Office Management Office Stationery/Other's Expenses Office exp. Office expenses Office expenses/Chemical & other's Other Expenditure Other's Expenses Other's expenses Others Expenditure PKSF Pablicity + other Office expenses Paper Bill Paper Bill & Other's Paper Bill & Other's Expenses Paper Bill, Other Paper Bill, Sign Board Paper, Entertaintment Phone Phone Bill Phone/ Postage/ Training Postage , Stationery etc Postage, entertainment, stationary Postage, stationary and others Postage, stationary, entertainment Postage, stationary,Newspaper Postage/ Stationery Postage/Stationary Printing & Stationary Printing & Stationery Printing & stationary + Office expenses Printing Stationary & Entertainment Printing Stationary & Other's Printing Stationary & Other's Office Expenses Printing, Postage, Stationery Printing, Stationary Printing, Stationery & Others Expenses Printing, Stationery & Others's Printing, Stationery & nursery Printing, Stationery, Office Management Printing, Stationery, Postage/ Entertainment Purchase of raw materials cane, Bamboo, Cement) Relief Sattionery & Others Savings interest, office expeses, Entertainment Social foresty Statinery & Other's Etc. Stationary Stationary+Postage+Entertainment Stationary, telephone, postage, entertainment Stationery Stationery & Entertainment Stationery & Office expenses Stationery & Other's Stationery & Others Stationery & Posteg etc Stationery & Printing Stationery & others Stationery , Entertainment Etc Stationery . Entertainment & Other's Stationery etc. Stationery, Agriculture firm etc Stationery, Entertainmenet Stationery, Entertainment Stationery, Entertainment Etc Stationery, Entertainment and Paper Bill Stationery, Entertainment, Etc Stationery, General Exp Stationery, Paper, Postage Stationery, Postage, Paper Bill, Office Management Stationery, Repairing Office maintenance & other Stationery, Travel, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Stationery/ Establishment/ Entertainment Stationery/ Etc. Stationery/ Postage Etc. Stationery/ Postage/ Phone Etc. Stationery/ Postage/ Phone/ Entertainment Stationery/Establishment exp Stationnary and others Stattionery etc. Telephone Bill Telephone, Postage, Other Teliphone Teliphone/ Traing Tepephone, entertainment, postage Training Training allowance & enterainment Training+Entertaintment Training, Stationery Training, office management Transport and others Traveling, Training, Stationery & others Victory Day/Audit fee Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other costs Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 60000 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Land and buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 6372 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Vehicles Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 500 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Equipment and machinery Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1068 Specify 123_1_20: other Specify 123_1_20: other Specify 123_1_20: other Specify 123_1_20: other Specify 123_1_20: other Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 75 Adnavce for NEP Scholl rent Entertainment Expenditure on Hachery Food Processing Exp Forestry Expenses Interest of Capital & Central expenditure Loan Loss Provision Loan Retuned to Bank Loan loss providion Office Expenditure Phone Bill Providant Fund Return Mother NGO Return of members Loan Stationery Stationery, Rent and Utilities Telephone bill Treatment of students on the way Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2500 Specify 123_1_21: other Specify 123_1_21: other Specify 123_1_21: other Specify 123_1_21: other Specify 123_1_21: other Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 Data Procession Entertainment Fisheries & Nursery Expenses Fishry Product Exp Group member interest on savings Handy Craft Loan loss provision Loan return Mother NGO Mother NGO Loan Paid Phone Bill Picnic for poor children Purchase of sanitary goods Purchase of yarn Refund to Bank loan Return Mother NGO Stationery Stationery & Printing Telephone Bill Transfer to another Branch Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2800 Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2002/last FY: Total annual Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 79 77470 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Program costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Program costs Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 6750 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Wages/salaries/honorarium or full package Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 15159 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Housing allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Housing allowances Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 4493 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transport allowances Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transport allowances Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 615 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to staff/volunteers Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2389 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Subs. allowances/per diems to beneficiaries Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 750 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Utilities (electricity, water, etc.) Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 270 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Petrol/fuel Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Petrol/fuel Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 597 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Rent for land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Rent for land and buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 2130 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transfers to mother NGO Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Transfers to mother NGO Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 12500 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to NGOs/CBOs for services rendered Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 4800 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Payment to someone else for services rendered Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 3468 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Grants/donation/contribution to NGO/CBO/Church Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 900 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Interest on debt and financial charges Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 5360 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Bribes Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Bribes Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 910 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other costs Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other costs Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 19959 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Land and buildings Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Land and buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 904 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Vehicles Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Vehicles Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1222 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Equipment and machinery Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Equipment and machinery Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 993 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 309 1 2500 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1800 Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Total annual Expenditure in 2001/prev. FY: Total annual Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 41932 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Program costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Program costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Program costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Program costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Program costs Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Wages/salaries/honorarium/full package Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Wages/salaries/honorarium/full package Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Wages/salaries/honorarium/full package Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Wages/salaries/honorarium/full package Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Wages/salaries/honorarium/full package Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Housing allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Housing allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Housing allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Housing allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Housing allowances Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transport allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transport allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transport allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transport allowances Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transport allowances Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to staff Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to staff Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to staff Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to staff Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to staff Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to beneficiaries Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to beneficiaries Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to beneficiaries Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to beneficiaries Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Subsistence allowances to beneficiaries Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Utilities Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Utilities Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Utilities Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Utilities Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Utilities Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Petrol/fuel Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Petrol/fuel Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Petrol/fuel Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Petrol/fuel Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Petrol/fuel Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Rent for land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Rent for land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Rent for land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Rent for land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Rent for land and buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transfers to mother NGO Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transfers to mother NGO Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transfers to mother NGO Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transfers to mother NGO Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Transfers to mother NGO Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to NGOs/CBOs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to NGOs/CBOs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to NGOs/CBOs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to NGOs/CBOs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to NGOs/CBOs Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to someone else Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to someone else Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to someone else Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to someone else Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Payment to someone else Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Grant/donat./contrib. to NGO/CBO/Church Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Grant/donat./contrib. to NGO/CBO/Church Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Grant/donat./contrib. to NGO/CBO/Church Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Grant/donat./contrib. to NGO/CBO/Church Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Grant/donat./contrib. to NGO/CBO/Church Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Interest on debt and financial charges Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Interest on debt and financial charges Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Interest on debt and financial charges Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Interest on debt and financial charges Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Interest on debt and financial charges Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Bribes Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Bribes Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Bribes Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Bribes Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Bribes Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other costs Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other costs Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Land and buildings Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Land and buildings Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Vehicles Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Vehicles Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Vehicles Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Vehicles Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Vehicles Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Equipment and machinery Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Equipment and machinery Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Equipment and machinery Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Equipment and machinery Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Equipment and machinery Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Other: specify Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 1 1 Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Total annual expenditures Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Total annual expenditures Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Total annual expenditures Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Total annual expenditures Expend. over past 2 years (000/month): Total annual expenditures Over the past 2 years, what have been [NGO]’s expenditures? [This question refers to expenditures for this facility only, whether a branch or stand alone NGO] 310 NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (Taka/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (Taka/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (Taka/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (Taka/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (Taka/day) What is [NGO]’s average per diem rate for staff? 310 305 NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (US$/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (US$/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (US$/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (US$/day) NGO’s average per diem rate for staff (US$/day) What is [NGO]’s average per diem rate for staff? 310 2 2 Actual amount Actual amount Actual amount Actual amount Actual amount What is [NGO]’s average per diem rate for staff? 310 Actual Amount Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 500 Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 600 Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 14500 Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 5100 Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 70000 Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 1700 Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 600 Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Specify q125_11_1: Other (000) Specify q125_11_1: Other (000) Specify q125_11_1: Other (000) Specify q125_11_1: Other (000) Specify q125_11_1: Other (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 BRDF Capital from members Founders Member Loan from Bank Loan from Director Loan from Members Loan from Mother NGO Loan from Secretary Loan from board of members Managing Director Loan Member of Governiry body Members of executive body Mother NGO Mother NGO Loan P.K.S.F PKSF Proshika Branch of Mirpur Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 2360 see key see key see key see key see key What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Due Capital Not Paid Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2002/last FY: Other Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 1000 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 600 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 500 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 13651 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 6100 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 25000 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Local/national Government Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 1000 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 500 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Borrowed (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 2114 Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Remaining (000) Borrowing 2001/prev. FY: Other Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 400 Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 12 4 5 12 Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bangladeshi/International NGO Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 8 8 Interest rate: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 15 2 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 Interest rate: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) Interest rate: Mother NGO Remaining (Unpaid Principal) (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Interest rate: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 3 3 Interest rate: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Remaining (000) Interest rate: Local/national Government Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) Interest rate: UN agency/Bilateral donor Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 12 10 11 12 Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) Interest rate: Bank/financial institution Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 Interest rate: Other Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Other Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Other Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Other Borrowed (000) Interest rate: Other Borrowed (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 12 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 Interest rate: Other Remaining (000) Interest rate: Other Remaining (000) Interest rate: Other Remaining (000) Interest rate: Other Remaining (000) Interest rate: Other Remaining (000) What is the borrowing situation of [NGO]? 310 4 4 NGA has bank account with cheque book NGA has bank account with cheque book NGA has bank account with cheque book NGA has bank account with cheque book NGA has bank account with cheque book Does [NGO] have a bank account with a cheque book? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO has a savings account NGO has a savings account NGO has a savings account NGO has a savings account NGO has a savings account Does [NGO] have a savings account? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO has overdraft facility NGO has overdraft facility NGO has overdraft facility NGO has overdraft facility NGO has overdraft facility Does [NGO] have an overdraft facility? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO ever borrowed money NGO ever borrowed money NGO ever borrowed money NGO ever borrowed money NGO ever borrowed money Has [NGO] ever borrowed money? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO borrowed money from Mother NGO NGO borrowed money from Mother NGO NGO borrowed money from Mother NGO NGO borrowed money from Mother NGO NGO borrowed money from Mother NGO From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from Other Bangladeshi NGO NGO borrowed money from Other Bangladeshi NGO NGO borrowed money from Other Bangladeshi NGO NGO borrowed money from Other Bangladeshi NGO NGO borrowed money from Other Bangladeshi NGO From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from International NGO NGO borrowed money from International NGO NGO borrowed money from International NGO NGO borrowed money from International NGO NGO borrowed money from International NGO From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from National Government NGO borrowed money from National Government NGO borrowed money from National Government NGO borrowed money from National Government NGO borrowed money from National Government From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from Local Government NGO borrowed money from Local Government NGO borrowed money from Local Government NGO borrowed money from Local Government NGO borrowed money from Local Government From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from United Nations agency NGO borrowed money from United Nations agency NGO borrowed money from United Nations agency NGO borrowed money from United Nations agency NGO borrowed money from United Nations agency From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from Bilateral donor NGO borrowed money from Bilateral donor NGO borrowed money from Bilateral donor NGO borrowed money from Bilateral donor NGO borrowed money from Bilateral donor From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from Bank NGO borrowed money from Bank NGO borrowed money from Bank NGO borrowed money from Bank NGO borrowed money from Bank From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from Another financial institution NGO borrowed money from Another financial institution NGO borrowed money from Another financial institution NGO borrowed money from Another financial institution NGO borrowed money from Another financial institution From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO borrowed money from Other NGO borrowed money from Other NGO borrowed money from Other NGO borrowed money from Other NGO borrowed money from Other From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q130_10, specify If yes to q130_10, specify If yes to q130_10, specify If yes to q130_10, specify If yes to q130_10, specify From whom has [NGO] ever borrowed money? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 Chairperson Committees member Cridit by Mamber From Members From Secretary Local Person Management Local persons M.D Managing Director Members of NGO Members of NGO Board NGO members and group Members P.K.S.F PKSF Pally Kormo Shohayok Foundation Personal Credit Personal Loan Proshika Branch of Mirpur In last 12 months, NGO applied for a loan In last 12 months, NGO applied for a loan In last 12 months, NGO applied for a loan In last 12 months, NGO applied for a loan In last 12 months, NGO applied for a loan In last 12 months, has [NGO] applied for a loan? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Why did not apply for loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not apply for loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not apply for loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not apply for loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not apply for loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 1 No 1 Yes Why did not apply for loan: has no way of repaying Why did not apply for loan: has no way of repaying Why did not apply for loan: has no way of repaying Why did not apply for loan: has no way of repaying Why did not apply for loan: has no way of repaying Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 1 No 1 Yes Why did not apply for loan: No need for money Why did not apply for loan: No need for money Why did not apply for loan: No need for money Why did not apply for loan: No need for money Why did not apply for loan: No need for money Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 1 No 1 Yes Why did not apply for loan: Interest rate too high Why did not apply for loan: Interest rate too high Why did not apply for loan: Interest rate too high Why did not apply for loan: Interest rate too high Why did not apply for loan: Interest rate too high Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 1 No 1 Yes Why did not apply for loan: application process complicated/time-consuming Why did not apply for loan: application process complicated/time-consuming Why did not apply for loan: application process complicated/time-consuming Why did not apply for loan: application process complicated/time-consuming Why did not apply for loan: application process complicated/time-consuming Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 1 No 1 Yes Why did not apply for loan: No collateral Why did not apply for loan: No collateral Why did not apply for loan: No collateral Why did not apply for loan: No collateral Why did not apply for loan: No collateral Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 1 No 1 Yes Why did not apply for loan: would have been opposed by government authority Why did not apply for loan: would have been opposed by government authority Why did not apply for loan: would have been opposed by government authority Why did not apply for loan: would have been opposed by government authority Why did not apply for loan: would have been opposed by government authority Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 No 1 Yes Why did not apply for loan: Other Why did not apply for loan: Other Why did not apply for loan: Other Why did not apply for loan: Other Why did not apply for loan: Other Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q132_8, specify If yes to q132_8, specify If yes to q132_8, specify If yes to q132_8, specify If yes to q132_8, specify Why Not? [Circle one.] 310 Foreign organization Head office Internal No Provision to want loan No rule Not metered to apply for This NGO Does not know to We have to maintain by fund Did NGO secure the loan? Did NGO secure the loan? Did NGO secure the loan? Did NGO secure the loan? Did NGO secure the loan? Why Not? [Circle one] [If [NGO] has secured a loan, make sure borrowing data was recorded in Q123 section F.] 310 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don’t know, still waiting to hear Why did not secure loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not secure loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not secure loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not secure loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why did not secure loan: Banks/lenders do not lend to NGOs Why Not? [Circle one] [If [NGO] has secured a loan, make sure borrowing data was recorded in Q123 section F.] 310 No 1 Yes Why did not secure loan: No collateral Why did not secure loan: No collateral Why did not secure loan: No collateral Why did not secure loan: No collateral Why did not secure loan: No collateral Why Not? [Circle one] [If [NGO] has secured a loan, make sure borrowing data was recorded in Q123 section F.] 310 1 1 Why did not secure loan: Project deemed insufficiently promising by lender Why did not secure loan: Project deemed insufficiently promising by lender Why did not secure loan: Project deemed insufficiently promising by lender Why did not secure loan: Project deemed insufficiently promising by lender Why did not secure loan: Project deemed insufficiently promising by lender Why Not? [Circle one] [If [NGO] has secured a loan, make sure borrowing data was recorded in Q123 section F.] 310 1 1 Why did not secure loan: Proposed loan was opposed by government authority Why did not secure loan: Proposed loan was opposed by government authority Why did not secure loan: Proposed loan was opposed by government authority Why did not secure loan: Proposed loan was opposed by government authority Why did not secure loan: Proposed loan was opposed by government authority Why Not? [Circle one] [If [NGO] has secured a loan, make sure borrowing data was recorded in Q123 section F.] 310 1 1 Why did not secure loan: Other Why did not secure loan: Other Why did not secure loan: Other Why did not secure loan: Other Why did not secure loan: Other Why Not? [Circle one] [If [NGO] has secured a loan, make sure borrowing data was recorded in Q123 section F.] 310 1 1 If yes to q134_5, specify If yes to q134_5, specify If yes to q134_5, specify If yes to q134_5, specify If yes to q134_5, specify Why Not? [Circle one] [If [NGO] has secured a loan, make sure borrowing data was recorded in Q123 section F.] 310 From Members Head Office Responsibility No Apply No Need No need Not granted by Mother NGO to shortage of Fund Not required On processing Operat by Mother NGO Self Fund Under Process Ever used hire-purchase/leasing to acquire vehicles/equipment Ever used hire-purchase/leasing to acquire vehicles/equipment Ever used hire-purchase/leasing to acquire vehicles/equipment Ever used hire-purchase/leasing to acquire vehicles/equipment Ever used hire-purchase/leasing to acquire vehicles/equipment Have you ever used hire-purchase/leasing to acquire vehicles or equipment? 310 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO used hire-purchase/leasing in the last 12 months NGO used hire-purchase/leasing in the last 12 months NGO used hire-purchase/leasing in the last 12 months NGO used hire-purchase/leasing in the last 12 months NGO used hire-purchase/leasing in the last 12 months Has [NGO] used hire-purchase/leasing in the last 12 months? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/Taka) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/Taka) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/Taka) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/Taka) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/Taka) Over the last 12 months, what were: 1) the amount of investment financed by hire-purchase ____ Taka or ____US$ 2) the amount remaining to pay ____ Taka or ____US$ 3) the interest rate _______ % per year 310 41 Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/US$) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/US$) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/US$) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/US$) Investment financed by hire-purchase (last 12 months/US$) Over the last 12 months, what were: 1) the amount of investment financed by hire-purchase ____ Taka or ____US$ 2) the amount remaining to pay ____ Taka or ____US$ 3) the interest rate _______ % per year 310 Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/Taka) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/Taka) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/Taka) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/Taka) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/Taka) Over the last 12 months, what were: 1) the amount of investment financed by hire-purchase ____ Taka or ____US$ 2) the amount remaining to pay ____ Taka or ____US$ 3) the interest rate _______ % per year 310 Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/US$) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/US$) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/US$) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/US$) Amount remaining to pay (last 12 months/US$) Over the last 12 months, what were: 1) the amount of investment financed by hire-purchase ____ Taka or ____US$ 2) the amount remaining to pay ____ Taka or ____US$ 3) the interest rate _______ % per year 310 Interest rate over the last 12 months (% per year) Interest rate over the last 12 months (% per year) Interest rate over the last 12 months (% per year) Interest rate over the last 12 months (% per year) Interest rate over the last 12 months (% per year) Over the last 12 months, what were: 1) the amount of investment financed by hire-purchase ____ Taka or ____US$ 2) the amount remaining to pay ____ Taka or ____US$ 3) the interest rate _______ % per year 310 NGO ever received a grant NGO ever received a grant NGO ever received a grant NGO ever received a grant NGO ever received a grant Has [NGO] ever received a grant? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Origin of grant: Mother NGO Origin of grant: Mother NGO Origin of grant: Mother NGO Origin of grant: Mother NGO Origin of grant: Mother NGO From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant: Other Bangladeshi NGO From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant: International NGO Origin of grant: International NGO Origin of grant: International NGO Origin of grant: International NGO Origin of grant: International NGO From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant: National Government Origin of grant: National Government Origin of grant: National Government Origin of grant: National Government Origin of grant: National Government From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant: Local Government Origin of grant: Local Government Origin of grant: Local Government Origin of grant: Local Government Origin of grant: Local Government From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant: United Nations agency Origin of grant: United Nations agency Origin of grant: United Nations agency Origin of grant: United Nations agency Origin of grant: United Nations agency From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant: Bilateral donor Origin of grant: Bilateral donor Origin of grant: Bilateral donor Origin of grant: Bilateral donor Origin of grant: Bilateral donor From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant: Other Origin of grant: Other Origin of grant: Other Origin of grant: Other Origin of grant: Other From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q139_8, specify If yes to q139_8, specify If yes to q139_8, specify If yes to q139_8, specify If yes to q139_8, specify From whom has [NGO] ever received a grant? [Circle all that apply] 35 ADIP APHD Canada ASA Andherihilfe Care Doner Person (NGO Member) Doner Person (NGO member) Donor Europiaon Comission Executive Director personally Foreign Mission Canada Garman, Trocaire, Island, Mirserear IIRD Local Donor Local people MISEREOR Muslim Aid Muslim Aid U.K NGO Forum NORAD PKSF Path Finder Rabu Bank foundation, Natherland SOALOS Suydi Cida The Rich Origin of grant - last 12 months: Mother NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Mother NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Mother NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Mother NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Mother NGO From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Bangladeshi NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Bangladeshi NGO From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant - last 12 months: International NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: International NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: International NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: International NGO Origin of grant - last 12 months: International NGO From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant - last 12 months: National Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: National Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: National Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: National Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: National Government From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant - last 12 months: Local Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: Local Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: Local Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: Local Government Origin of grant - last 12 months: Local Government From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant - last 12 months: United Nations agency Origin of grant - last 12 months: United Nations agency Origin of grant - last 12 months: United Nations agency Origin of grant - last 12 months: United Nations agency Origin of grant - last 12 months: United Nations agency From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant - last 12 months: Bilateral donor Origin of grant - last 12 months: Bilateral donor Origin of grant - last 12 months: Bilateral donor Origin of grant - last 12 months: Bilateral donor Origin of grant - last 12 months: Bilateral donor From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q140_8, specify If yes to q140_8, specify If yes to q140_8, specify If yes to q140_8, specify If yes to q140_8, specify From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 Care, Italy Islamic Relief Doctor Donor Europiaon Comission Local Donor MISEREOR Muslim Aid Muslim Aid U.K Path Finder Save the Children Fund USC Canada Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other Origin of grant - last 12 months: Other From whom has [NGO] received a grant in the last 12 months? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes In last 12 months, NGO applied for a grant In last 12 months, NGO applied for a grant In last 12 months, NGO applied for a grant In last 12 months, NGO applied for a grant In last 12 months, NGO applied for a grant In the last 12 months, has [NGO] applied for a grant? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Why did not apply for a grant in last 12 months Why did not apply for a grant in last 12 months Why did not apply for a grant in last 12 months Why did not apply for a grant in last 12 months Why did not apply for a grant in last 12 months Why Not? [Circle one] 310 4 1 No need for money 2 Grant application process too complicated/time consuming 3 Would be turned down anyway 4 Other If (4): other to q142, specify If (4): other to q142, specify If (4): other to q142, specify If (4): other to q142, specify If (4): other to q142, specify Why Not? [Circle one] 310 Application Refused Branch Office can not get it H.O do it HO do it Head Office do it It relates to head office No permission from HO No provision to want No provision to want loan No rule to Want No rule to get No rule to want No rute to Apply Subject of head office When we want they don’t give us fund Unsuccessful application from: Mother NGO Unsuccessful application from: Mother NGO Unsuccessful application from: Mother NGO Unsuccessful application from: Mother NGO Unsuccessful application from: Mother NGO To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Unsuccessful application from: International NGO (specify) Unsuccessful application from: International NGO (specify) Unsuccessful application from: International NGO (specify) Unsuccessful application from: International NGO (specify) Unsuccessful application from: International NGO (specify) To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Unsuccessful application from: Bangladesh NGO Unsuccessful application from: Bangladesh NGO Unsuccessful application from: Bangladesh NGO Unsuccessful application from: Bangladesh NGO Unsuccessful application from: Bangladesh NGO To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Unsuccessful application from: National Government Unsuccessful application from: National Government Unsuccessful application from: National Government Unsuccessful application from: National Government Unsuccessful application from: National Government To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Unsuccessful application from: Local Government Unsuccessful application from: Local Government Unsuccessful application from: Local Government Unsuccessful application from: Local Government Unsuccessful application from: Local Government To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Unsuccessful application from: United Nations agency Unsuccessful application from: United Nations agency Unsuccessful application from: United Nations agency Unsuccessful application from: United Nations agency Unsuccessful application from: United Nations agency To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Unsuccessful application from: Bilateral Donor Unsuccessful application from: Bilateral Donor Unsuccessful application from: Bilateral Donor Unsuccessful application from: Bilateral Donor Unsuccessful application from: Bilateral Donor To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Unsuccessful application from: Other Unsuccessful application from: Other Unsuccessful application from: Other Unsuccessful application from: Other Unsuccessful application from: Other To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q143_8, specify If yes to q143_8, specify If yes to q143_8, specify If yes to q143_8, specify If yes to q143_8, specify To whom did [NGO] apply for a grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 Andherihilfe Bangladesh Bank, PKSF CARE MISEREOR PROSJIKA, BRAC Social welfare World food programe How found out about grant availab.: Someone at the granting agency How found out about grant availab.: Someone at the granting agency How found out about grant availab.: Someone at the granting agency How found out about grant availab.: Someone at the granting agency How found out about grant availab.: Someone at the granting agency How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes How found out about grant availab.: Someone in another NGO How found out about grant availab.: Someone in another NGO How found out about grant availab.: Someone in another NGO How found out about grant availab.: Someone in another NGO How found out about grant availab.: Someone in another NGO How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes How found out about grant availab.: Someone else How found out about grant availab.: Someone else How found out about grant availab.: Someone else How found out about grant availab.: Someone else How found out about grant availab.: Someone else How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes How found out about grant availab.: Letter/call for proposals How found out about grant availab.: Letter/call for proposals How found out about grant availab.: Letter/call for proposals How found out about grant availab.: Letter/call for proposals How found out about grant availab.: Letter/call for proposals How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes How found out about grant availab.: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How found out about grant availab.: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How found out about grant availab.: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How found out about grant availab.: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How found out about grant availab.: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes How found out about grant availab.: Web/internet How found out about grant availab.: Web/internet How found out about grant availab.: Web/internet How found out about grant availab.: Web/internet How found out about grant availab.: Web/internet How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 No 1 Yes How found out about grant availab.: Through the Church How found out about grant availab.: Through the Church How found out about grant availab.: Through the Church How found out about grant availab.: Through the Church How found out about grant availab.: Through the Church How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 No 1 Yes How found out about grant availab.: Other How found out about grant availab.: Other How found out about grant availab.: Other How found out about grant availab.: Other How found out about grant availab.: Other How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q144_8, specify If yes to q144_8, specify If yes to q144_8, specify If yes to q144_8, specify If yes to q144_8, specify How did you first find out that the grants were available? [Circle one] 310 Heaf Office When was last grant application filed? (month) When was last grant application filed? (month) When was last grant application filed? (month) When was last grant application filed? (month) When was last grant application filed? (month) When was the last grant application filed? _______ month ________ year 310 12 1 3 5 7 9 12 When was last grant application filed? (year) When was last grant application filed? (year) When was last grant application filed? (year) When was last grant application filed? (year) When was last grant application filed? (year) When was the last grant application filed? _______ month ________ year 310 2003 Amount of last grant application (Taka) Amount of last grant application (Taka) Amount of last grant application (Taka) Amount of last grant application (Taka) Amount of last grant application (Taka) For how much was this last grant application? _______, Taka or_______ US$ 310 15262 Amount of last grant application (US$) Amount of last grant application (US$) Amount of last grant application (US$) Amount of last grant application (US$) Amount of last grant application (US$) For how much was this last grant application? _______, Taka or_______ US$ 310 Granting agency say how long process would take Granting agency say how long process would take Granting agency say how long process would take Granting agency say how long process would take Granting agency say how long process would take When [NGO] applied, did the granting agency say how long the process would take? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Duration of pprocess according to granting(from __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(from __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(from __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(from __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(from __months) [If Yes] How long did the granting agency say the process would take? From ____ months to _____ months 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 9 12 Duration of pprocess according to granting(up to __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(up to __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(up to __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(up to __months) Duration of pprocess according to granting(up to __months) [If Yes] How long did the granting agency say the process would take? From ____ months to _____ months 310 18 2 3 4 5 6 8 18 Documents submitted for grant application: description of planned activities Documents submitted for grant application: description of planned activities Documents submitted for grant application: description of planned activities Documents submitted for grant application: description of planned activities Documents submitted for grant application: description of planned activities When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: budget Documents submitted for grant application: budget Documents submitted for grant application: budget Documents submitted for grant application: budget Documents submitted for grant application: budget When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: CV’s Documents submitted for grant application: CV’s Documents submitted for grant application: CV’s Documents submitted for grant application: CV’s Documents submitted for grant application: CV’s When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted for grant application: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted for grant application: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted for grant application: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted for grant application: quotes for material inputs/equipment When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: timetable/working plan Documents submitted for grant application: timetable/working plan Documents submitted for grant application: timetable/working plan Documents submitted for grant application: timetable/working plan Documents submitted for grant application: timetable/working plan When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted for grant application: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted for grant application: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted for grant application: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted for grant application: balance sheet and income statement When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: cash flow projections Documents submitted for grant application: cash flow projections Documents submitted for grant application: cash flow projections Documents submitted for grant application: cash flow projections Documents submitted for grant application: cash flow projections When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: evidence of a needs assessment Documents submitted for grant application: evidence of a needs assessment Documents submitted for grant application: evidence of a needs assessment Documents submitted for grant application: evidence of a needs assessment Documents submitted for grant application: evidence of a needs assessment When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted for grant application: other Documents submitted for grant application: other Documents submitted for grant application: other Documents submitted for grant application: other Documents submitted for grant application: other When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q149_9, specify If yes to q149_9, specify If yes to q149_9, specify If yes to q149_9, specify If yes to q149_9, specify When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 Re: Ca: Grant application submitted in partnership with line ministry Grant application submitted in partnership with line ministry Grant application submitted in partnership with line ministry Grant application submitted in partnership with line ministry Grant application submitted in partnership with line ministry Was this grant application submitted in partnership with a line ministry? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Obtained written approval/letter of support from a line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from a line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from a line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from a line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from a line ministry [If No] Did you obtain written approval/letter of support from a line ministry? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Grant application submitted in partnership with local government Grant application submitted in partnership with local government Grant application submitted in partnership with local government Grant application submitted in partnership with local government Grant application submitted in partnership with local government Was this grant application submitted in partnership with local government? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Obtained written approval/letter of support from local government Obtained written approval/letter of support from local government Obtained written approval/letter of support from local government Obtained written approval/letter of support from local government Obtained written approval/letter of support from local government [If No] Did you obtain written approval/letter of support from local government? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective In your opinion, was the grant allocation process fair and objective? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Grant application turned down or still waiting to hear Grant application turned down or still waiting to hear Grant application turned down or still waiting to hear Grant application turned down or still waiting to hear Grant application turned down or still waiting to hear Was the grant application turned down or are you still waiting to hear? 310 2 1 It was turned down 2 Still waiting to hear When heard that grant application was turned down (month) When heard that grant application was turned down (month) When heard that grant application was turned down (month) When heard that grant application was turned down (month) When heard that grant application was turned down (month) When did you hear that the grant application turned down? _______ month ________ year 310 3 1 3 When heard that grant application was turned down (year) When heard that grant application was turned down (year) When heard that grant application was turned down (year) When heard that grant application was turned down (year) When heard that grant application was turned down (year) When did you hear that the grant application turned down? _______ month ________ year 310 2003 Reason grant application was turned down: other Reason grant application was turned down: other Reason grant application was turned down: other Reason grant application was turned down: other Reason grant application was turned down: other 310 No 1 Yes ... 2) NGO has insufficient experience ... 2) NGO has insufficient experience ... 2) NGO has insufficient experience ... 2) NGO has insufficient experience ... 2) NGO has insufficient experience Why was [NGO]’s grant application turned down? [Circle one] 310 ... 3) work plan opposed by local government authorities ... 3) work plan opposed by local government authorities ... 3) work plan opposed by local government authorities ... 3) work plan opposed by local government authorities ... 3) work plan opposed by local government authorities Why was [NGO]’s grant application turned down? [Circle one] 310 ... 4) budget too high/project too expensive ... 4) budget too high/project too expensive ... 4) budget too high/project too expensive ... 4) budget too high/project too expensive ... 4) budget too high/project too expensive Why was [NGO]’s grant application turned down? [Circle one] 310 ... 5) no reason given ... 5) no reason given ... 5) no reason given ... 5) no reason given ... 5) no reason given Why was [NGO]’s grant application turned down? [Circle one] 310 1 1 ... 6) other ... 6) other ... 6) other ... 6) other ... 6) other Why was [NGO]’s grant application turned down? [Circle one] 310 If yes to q156_6, specify If yes to q156_6, specify If yes to q156_6, specify If yes to q156_6, specify If yes to q156_6, specify Why was [NGO]’s grant application turned down? [Circle one] 310 Who was this grant from? Who was this grant from? Who was this grant from? Who was this grant from? Who was this grant from? Who was this grant from? [Circle one. If more than one grant, use latest grant received.] 310 8 1 Mother NGO 2 Some Other Bangladeshi NGO 3 International NGO 4 National Government 5 Local Government 6 United Nations agency 7 Bilateral donor 8 Other If (8): Other to q158, specify If (8): Other to q158, specify If (8): Other to q158, specify If (8): Other to q158, specify If (8): Other to q158, specify Who was this grant from? [Circle one. If more than one grant, use latest grant received.] 310 Canada Care, Italy Islamic Relief Donor Europiaon Comission Local Donor MISEREOR Muslim Aid Muslim Aid U.K NORAD Path Finder Rabo Bank foundation, Netherland The Local People USC. C-B How heard about grant: Someone at granting agency told/approached How heard about grant: Someone at granting agency told/approached How heard about grant: Someone at granting agency told/approached How heard about grant: Someone at granting agency told/approached How heard about grant: Someone at granting agency told/approached How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How heard about grant: Someone in another NGO How heard about grant: Someone in another NGO How heard about grant: Someone in another NGO How heard about grant: Someone in another NGO How heard about grant: Someone in another NGO How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How heard about grant: Someone else told How heard about grant: Someone else told How heard about grant: Someone else told How heard about grant: Someone else told How heard about grant: Someone else told How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How heard about grant: Letter from granting agency/call for proposals How heard about grant: Letter from granting agency/call for proposals How heard about grant: Letter from granting agency/call for proposals How heard about grant: Letter from granting agency/call for proposals How heard about grant: Letter from granting agency/call for proposals How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How heard about grant: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How heard about grant: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How heard about grant: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How heard about grant: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How heard about grant: Newspaper/add/poster/radio/TV How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How heard about grant: Web/internet How heard about grant: Web/internet How heard about grant: Web/internet How heard about grant: Web/internet How heard about grant: Web/internet How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How heard about grant: Mosque/church/religious organization How heard about grant: Mosque/church/religious organization How heard about grant: Mosque/church/religious organization How heard about grant: Mosque/church/religious organization How heard about grant: Mosque/church/religious organization How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes How heard about grant: Other How heard about grant: Other How heard about grant: Other How heard about grant: Other How heard about grant: Other How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q159_8, specify If yes to q159_8, specify If yes to q159_8, specify If yes to q159_8, specify If yes to q159_8, specify How did you first hear about this grant? [Circle all that apply] 310 Govt. has seen our program and given donation MGO Net work Mother NGO NGODiary Personal Contract Personal Correspondence Personal Negotiation Applied for grant or was given without formal application Applied for grant or was given without formal application Applied for grant or was given without formal application Applied for grant or was given without formal application Applied for grant or was given without formal application Did you apply for this grant or was it given to [NGO] without a formal application? 310 2 1 Applied formally 2 Did Not formally apply Date grant application was filed (month) Date grant application was filed (month) Date grant application was filed (month) Date grant application was filed (month) Date grant application was filed (month) When was the grant application (first) filed? _______ month ________ year 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 Date grant application was filed (year) Date grant application was filed (year) Date grant application was filed (year) Date grant application was filed (year) Date grant application was filed (year) When was the grant application (first) filed? _______ month ________ year 310 2002 Date grant application was approved (month) Date grant application was approved (month) Date grant application was approved (month) Date grant application was approved (month) Date grant application was approved (month) When was the grant application approved? _______ month ________ year 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Date grant application was approved (year) Date grant application was approved (year) Date grant application was approved (year) Date grant application was approved (year) Date grant application was approved (year) When was the grant application approved? _______ month ________ year 310 2003 When applied, granting agency say how long process would take When applied, granting agency say how long process would take When applied, granting agency say how long process would take When applied, granting agency say how long process would take When applied, granting agency say how long process would take When [NGO] applied, did the granting agency say how long the process would take? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Information received on length of process (from __month) Information received on length of process (from __month) Information received on length of process (from __month) Information received on length of process (from __month) Information received on length of process (from __month) [If Yes] How long did the granting agency say the process would take? From ____ months to _____ months 310 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Information received on length of process (to __month) Information received on length of process (to __month) Information received on length of process (to __month) Information received on length of process (to __month) Information received on length of process (to __month) [If Yes] How long did the granting agency say the process would take? From ____ months to _____ months 310 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Documents submitted: description of planned activities Documents submitted: description of planned activities Documents submitted: description of planned activities Documents submitted: description of planned activities Documents submitted: description of planned activities When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: budget Documents submitted: budget Documents submitted: budget Documents submitted: budget Documents submitted: budget When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: CVs Documents submitted: CVs Documents submitted: CVs Documents submitted: CVs Documents submitted: CVs When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Documents submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: timetable/working plan Documents submitted: timetable/working plan Documents submitted: timetable/working plan Documents submitted: timetable/working plan Documents submitted: timetable/working plan When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted: balance sheet and income statement Documents submitted: balance sheet and income statement When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: cash flow projections Documents submitted: cash flow projections Documents submitted: cash flow projections Documents submitted: cash flow projections Documents submitted: cash flow projections When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Documents submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Documents submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Documents submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Documents submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Documents submitted: other Documents submitted: other Documents submitted: other Documents submitted: other Documents submitted: other When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q165_9, specify If yes to q165_9, specify If yes to q165_9, specify If yes to q165_9, specify If yes to q165_9, specify When [NGO] applied, what documents did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 Acadamic Legal Paper Audit Report Clearance Letter from Ministry of Social Welfare LAF Organogram, E.C. List Regd, Certificate Project proposal Application submitted in partnership with line ministry Application submitted in partnership with line ministry Application submitted in partnership with line ministry Application submitted in partnership with line ministry Application submitted in partnership with line ministry Was this grant application submitted in partnership with a line ministry? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Obtained written approval/letter of support from line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from line ministry Obtained written approval/letter of support from line ministry [If No] Did you obtain written approval/letter of support from a line ministry? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Application submitted in partnership with local government Application submitted in partnership with local government Application submitted in partnership with local government Application submitted in partnership with local government Application submitted in partnership with local government Was this grant application submitted in partnership with local government? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Obtain written approval/letter of support from local government Obtain written approval/letter of support from local government Obtain written approval/letter of support from local government Obtain written approval/letter of support from local government Obtain written approval/letter of support from local government [If No] Did you obtain written approval/letter of support from local government? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective Grant allocation process was fair and objective In your opinion, was the grant allocation process fair and objective? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Amount of the grant (Taka) Amount of the grant (Taka) Amount of the grant (Taka) Amount of the grant (Taka) Amount of the grant (Taka) How much was the grant? __________, Taka or ______ US$ 310 15262 Amount of the grant (US$) Amount of the grant (US$) Amount of the grant (US$) Amount of the grant (US$) Amount of the grant (US$) How much was the grant? __________, Taka or ______ US$ 309 1 8458 When was the first money disbursed (month) When was the first money disbursed (month) When was the first money disbursed (month) When was the first money disbursed (month) When was the first money disbursed (month) When was the first money disbursed? ________ month ________ year 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 When was the first money disbursed (year) When was the first money disbursed (year) When was the first money disbursed (year) When was the first money disbursed (year) When was the first money disbursed (year) When was the first money disbursed? ________ month ________ year 310 2003 Until when does the grant run? (month) Until when does the grant run? (month) Until when does the grant run? (month) Until when does the grant run? (month) Until when does the grant run? (month) Until when does the grant run? ________ month ________ year 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 Until when does the grant run? (year) Until when does the grant run? (year) Until when does the grant run? (year) Until when does the grant run? (year) Until when does the grant run? (year) Until when does the grant run? ________ month ________ year 310 2006 Amount disbursed so far (Taka) Amount disbursed so far (Taka) Amount disbursed so far (Taka) Amount disbursed so far (Taka) Amount disbursed so far (Taka) How much has been disbursed so far? __________, Taka or ______US$ 310 20000 Amount disbursed so far (US$) Amount disbursed so far (US$) Amount disbursed so far (US$) Amount disbursed so far (US$) Amount disbursed so far (US$) How much has been disbursed so far? __________, Taka or ______US$ 310 8458 Grant is renewable Grant is renewable Grant is renewable Grant is renewable Grant is renewable Is this grant renewable? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Grant reporting requirements: Final report at end Grant reporting requirements: Final report at end Grant reporting requirements: Final report at end Grant reporting requirements: Final report at end Grant reporting requirements: Final report at end What are the reporting requirements for this grant? [Circle all that apply and tick] 310 1 No 1 Yes Grant reporting requirements: Periodic progress report Grant reporting requirements: Periodic progress report Grant reporting requirements: Periodic progress report Grant reporting requirements: Periodic progress report Grant reporting requirements: Periodic progress report What are the reporting requirements for this grant? [Circle all that apply and tick] 310 4 No 1 Yes 2 3 4 Grant reporting requirements: Final accounts Grant reporting requirements: Final accounts Grant reporting requirements: Final accounts Grant reporting requirements: Final accounts Grant reporting requirements: Final accounts What are the reporting requirements for this grant? [Circle all that apply and tick] 310 1 No 1 Yes Grant reporting requirements: Interim accounts Grant reporting requirements: Interim accounts Grant reporting requirements: Interim accounts Grant reporting requirements: Interim accounts Grant reporting requirements: Interim accounts What are the reporting requirements for this grant? [Circle all that apply and tick] 310 4 No 1 Yes 2 3 4 Grant reporting requirements: Other Grant reporting requirements: Other Grant reporting requirements: Other Grant reporting requirements: Other Grant reporting requirements: Other What are the reporting requirements for this grant? [Circle all that apply and tick] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q156_5, specify If yes to q156_5, specify If yes to q156_5, specify If yes to q156_5, specify If yes to q156_5, specify What are the reporting requirements for this grant? [Circle all that apply and tick] 310 Audit Report Performance Granting agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Granting agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Granting agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Granting agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Granting agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Has the granting agency ever visited [NGO] or the site of your activities? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No How many times visited? How many times visited? How many times visited? How many times visited? How many times visited? [If Yes] How many times? ______ per _____ 310 36 Time period for visits Time period for visits Time period for visits Time period for visits Time period for visits [If Yes] How many times? ______ per _____ 310 5 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year 5 Ever Granting agency ever conducted an assessment with target group/ community Granting agency ever conducted an assessment with target group/ community Granting agency ever conducted an assessment with target group/ community Granting agency ever conducted an assessment with target group/ community Granting agency ever conducted an assessment with target group/ community Has the granting agency ever conducted an assessment with target group or host community in regard to services provided under this grant? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No How many times assessed? How many times assessed? How many times assessed? How many times assessed? How many times assessed? [If Yes] How many times? ______ per ______ 310 36 Time period for assessments Time period for assessments Time period for assessments Time period for assessments Time period for assessments [If Yes] How many times? ______ per ______ 310 5 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year 5 Ever Money from this grant is channelled through local government Money from this grant is channelled through local government Money from this grant is channelled through local government Money from this grant is channelled through local government Money from this grant is channelled through local government Is the money from this grant channelled through local government? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Has [NGO] ever had problems getting the local government to disburse funds to [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Have you ever paid bribes to get the funds released? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No % of value of the grant these bribes represented % of value of the grant these bribes represented % of value of the grant these bribes represented % of value of the grant these bribes represented % of value of the grant these bribes represented What percentage of the value of the grant did these bribes represent? _______% [If respondent unsure about percentage, use beans to obtain an approximation] 310 10 NGO ever been paid to provide a service on behalf of other organization NGO ever been paid to provide a service on behalf of other organization NGO ever been paid to provide a service on behalf of other organization NGO ever been paid to provide a service on behalf of other organization NGO ever been paid to provide a service on behalf of other organization Has [NGO] ever been paid to provide a service on behalf of another organization? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No With which organization was this arrangement With which organization was this arrangement With which organization was this arrangement With which organization was this arrangement With which organization was this arrangement With which organization was this arrangement? [Circle one. If more than one arrangement, focus on the most recent] 310 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 If other on q186, specify If other on q186, specify If other on q186, specify If other on q186, specify If other on q186, specify With which organization was this arrangement? [Circle one. If more than one arrangement, focus on the most recent] 310 1994 CRP Care, Italy Mother & Child PKSF RAJTIK SOALOS When did the arrangement begin? month When did the arrangement begin? month When did the arrangement begin? month When did the arrangement begin? month When did the arrangement begin? month When did the arrangement begin? ____ month _____ year 310 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 When did the arrangement begin? year When did the arrangement begin? year When did the arrangement begin? year When did the arrangement begin? year When did the arrangement begin? year When did the arrangement begin? ____ month _____ year 310 2003 When received first money under this arrangement (month) When received first money under this arrangement (month) When received first money under this arrangement (month) When received first money under this arrangement (month) When received first money under this arrangement (month) When did you receive the first money under this arrangement? ____ month _____ year 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 When received first money under this arrangement (year) When received first money under this arrangement (year) When received first money under this arrangement (year) When received first money under this arrangement (year) When received first money under this arrangement (year) When did you receive the first money under this arrangement? ____ month _____ year 310 2003 Arrangement has a set ending date Arrangement has a set ending date Arrangement has a set ending date Arrangement has a set ending date Arrangement has a set ending date Does the arrangement have a set ending date? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No When does/did the arrangement end? (month) When does/did the arrangement end? (month) When does/did the arrangement end? (month) When does/did the arrangement end? (month) When does/did the arrangement end? (month) [If Yes] When does/did the arrangement end? 310 12 1 2 3 5 6 7 12 When does/did the arrangement end? (year) When does/did the arrangement end? (year) When does/did the arrangement end? (year) When does/did the arrangement end? (year) When does/did the arrangement end? (year) [If Yes] When does/did the arrangement end? 310 2005 Contract is renewable Contract is renewable Contract is renewable Contract is renewable Contract is renewable Is this contract renewable? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Amount expected under this arrangement (Taka) Amount expected under this arrangement (Taka) Amount expected under this arrangement (Taka) Amount expected under this arrangement (Taka) Amount expected under this arrangement (Taka) In total, how much money do you expect to receive under this arrangement? _______, Taka or _______ US$ _____ 310 25000 Amount expected under this arrangement (US$) Amount expected under this arrangement (US$) Amount expected under this arrangement (US$) Amount expected under this arrangement (US$) Amount expected under this arrangement (US$) In total, how much money do you expect to receive under this arrangement? _______, Taka or _______ US$ _____ 310 5172 310 5 5 Amount received so far under this arrangement (Taka) Amount received so far under this arrangement (Taka) Amount received so far under this arrangement (Taka) Amount received so far under this arrangement (Taka) Amount received so far under this arrangement (Taka) In total, how much money has [NGO] received so far under this arrangement? _______, Taka or _______ US$ 310 13500 Amount received so far under this arrangement (US$) Amount received so far under this arrangement (US$) Amount received so far under this arrangement (US$) Amount received so far under this arrangement (US$) Amount received so far under this arrangement (US$) In total, how much money has [NGO] received so far under this arrangement? _______, Taka or _______ US$ 310 8458 Document submitted: description of planned activities Document submitted: description of planned activities Document submitted: description of planned activities Document submitted: description of planned activities Document submitted: description of planned activities When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: budget Document submitted: budget Document submitted: budget Document submitted: budget Document submitted: budget When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: CVs Document submitted: CVs Document submitted: CVs Document submitted: CVs Document submitted: CVs When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Document submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Document submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Document submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment Document submitted: quotes for material inputs/equipment When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: timetable/working plan Document submitted: timetable/working plan Document submitted: timetable/working plan Document submitted: timetable/working plan Document submitted: timetable/working plan When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: balance sheet Document submitted: balance sheet Document submitted: balance sheet Document submitted: balance sheet Document submitted: balance sheet When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: income statement Document submitted: income statement Document submitted: income statement Document submitted: income statement Document submitted: income statement When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: cash flow projections Document submitted: cash flow projections Document submitted: cash flow projections Document submitted: cash flow projections Document submitted: cash flow projections When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Document submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Document submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Document submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment Document submitted: evidence of a beneficiaries’ needs assessment When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Document submitted: other Document submitted: other Document submitted: other Document submitted: other Document submitted: other When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q194_10, specify If yes to q194_10, specify If yes to q194_10, specify If yes to q194_10, specify If yes to q194_10, specify When the arrangement was organized, what did [NGO] submit? [Circle all that apply] 310 Organaization E.C List Reg Certificate Registration copy Treatment for cyclone affected people Reporting requirements: Final report at end Reporting requirements: Final report at end Reporting requirements: Final report at end Reporting requirements: Final report at end Reporting requirements: Final report at end What are the reporting requirements for this arrangement? 310 1 No 1 Yes Reporting requirements: Progress report: annually Reporting requirements: Progress report: annually Reporting requirements: Progress report: annually Reporting requirements: Progress report: annually Reporting requirements: Progress report: annually What are the reporting requirements for this arrangement? 310 4 No 1 Yes 2 3 4 Reporting requirements: Final accounts Reporting requirements: Final accounts Reporting requirements: Final accounts Reporting requirements: Final accounts Reporting requirements: Final accounts What are the reporting requirements for this arrangement? 310 1 No 1 Yes Reporting requirements: Interim accounts Reporting requirements: Interim accounts Reporting requirements: Interim accounts Reporting requirements: Interim accounts Reporting requirements: Interim accounts What are the reporting requirements for this arrangement? 310 4 No 1 Yes 2 3 4 Reporting requirements: Other Reporting requirements: Other Reporting requirements: Other Reporting requirements: Other Reporting requirements: Other What are the reporting requirements for this arrangement? 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q195_5, specify If yes to q195_5, specify If yes to q195_5, specify If yes to q195_5, specify If yes to q195_5, specify What are the reporting requirements for this arrangement? 310 Performance Paying agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Paying agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Paying agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Paying agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Paying agency ever visited NGO or site of activities Has the paying agency ever visited [NGO] or the site of your activities? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Now times visited NGO or site Now times visited NGO or site Now times visited NGO or site Now times visited NGO or site Now times visited NGO or site [If Yes] How many times? ________ per _____ 310 24 Reference period Reference period Reference period Reference period Reference period [If Yes] How many times? ________ per _____ 310 5 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year 5 Ever Paying agency ever conducted assessment with target group / host community Paying agency ever conducted assessment with target group / host community Paying agency ever conducted assessment with target group / host community Paying agency ever conducted assessment with target group / host community Paying agency ever conducted assessment with target group / host community Has the paying agency ever conducted an assessment with target group or host community in regard to services provided under this arrangement? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Nb times assessed Nb times assessed Nb times assessed Nb times assessed Nb times assessed [If Yes] How many times? ________ per ____ 310 24 Reference period for assessments Reference period for assessments Reference period for assessments Reference period for assessments Reference period for assessments [If Yes] How many times? ________ per ____ 310 5 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year 5 Ever Money channelled through local government Money channelled through local government Money channelled through local government Money channelled through local government Money channelled through local government Is the money from this arrangement channelled through local government? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Ever had problems getting local government to disburse funds Has [NGO] you ever had problems getting the local government to disburse funds to you? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Ever paid bribes to get the funds released Have you ever paid bribes to get the funds released? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No % of value of arrangement these bribes represent % of value of arrangement these bribes represent % of value of arrangement these bribes represent % of value of arrangement these bribes represent % of value of arrangement these bribes represent What percentage of the value of the arrangement did these bribes represent? _____% [If respondent unsure about percentage, use beans to obtain an approximation] 310 5 5 NGO is member of NGO Forum, ADAB, FND, other NGO umbrella organization NGO is member of NGO Forum, ADAB, FND, other NGO umbrella organization NGO is member of NGO Forum, ADAB, FND, other NGO umbrella organization NGO is member of NGO Forum, ADAB, FND, other NGO umbrella organization NGO is member of NGO Forum, ADAB, FND, other NGO umbrella organization Is [NGO], a member NGO Forum, ADAB, FND, or any other NGO umbrella organization? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Member of NGO Forum Member of NGO Forum Member of NGO Forum Member of NGO Forum Member of NGO Forum Which ones? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Member of FND Member of FND Member of FND Member of FND Member of FND Which ones? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Member of ADAB Member of ADAB Member of ADAB Member of ADAB Member of ADAB Which ones? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Member of Other Member of Other Member of Other Member of Other Member of Other Which ones? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q205_4, specify If yes to q205_4, specify If yes to q205_4, specify If yes to q205_4, specify If yes to q205_4, specify Which ones? [Circle all that apply] 310 ACTION AID ALRD BFRG C.D.F, E.D.F., D.D.F CDF Children Right Forum FND FND, NNCC Hilltract NGO Forum NGO Co-ordination Vouncil NGO Comilla-ordination Parishad NNC(National NGO Council) NNCC Nari Uddok Kendro National Coordination Council National NGO Samannay Parisad National NGO Somonnoy Committee National NGOS Convention SOALOS, DNFE Shishu adhikar Forum Society Forum, Bagerhat UNCC Upazila Non Govt. Co-ordination Committee Upazila Non-Govt. Co ordination Committee Upazila Samaj seba Office Network/umbrella org. provides: organization of meetings and conferences Network/umbrella org. provides: organization of meetings and conferences Network/umbrella org. provides: organization of meetings and conferences Network/umbrella org. provides: organization of meetings and conferences Network/umbrella org. provides: organization of meetings and conferences Does the network or umbrella organization(s) provide any of the following services to [NGO] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Network/umbrella org. provides: constitution of information data base Network/umbrella org. provides: constitution of information data base Network/umbrella org. provides: constitution of information data base Network/umbrella org. provides: constitution of information data base Network/umbrella org. provides: constitution of information data base Does the network or umbrella organization(s) provide any of the following services to [NGO] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Network/umbrella org. provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Network/umbrella org. provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Network/umbrella org. provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Network/umbrella org. provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Network/umbrella org. provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Does the network or umbrella organization(s) provide any of the following services to [NGO] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Does the network or umbrella organization(s) provide any of the following services to [NGO] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Network/umbrella org. provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Does the network or umbrella organization(s) provide any of the following services to [NGO] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Network/umbrella org. provides: other Network/umbrella org. provides: other Network/umbrella org. provides: other Network/umbrella org. provides: other Network/umbrella org. provides: other Does the network or umbrella organization(s) provide any of the following services to [NGO] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q206_6, specify If yes to q206_6, specify If yes to q206_6, specify If yes to q206_6, specify If yes to q206_6, specify Does the network or umbrella organization(s) provide any of the following services to [NGO] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO)? [Circle all that apply] 310 All Sorts of child rights activities Fund Collection NGOs Bureau Clearence No Service get from Samajseba Provides Fund Staff Training Training Training Fund Training, Fund NGO member of an international NGO network NGO member of an international NGO network NGO member of an international NGO network NGO member of an international NGO network NGO member of an international NGO network Is [NGO] member of an international NGO network? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Which international NGO network Which international NGO network Which international NGO network Which international NGO network Which international NGO network Which?: (name) 310 AKLIME I. T. D. G. (International Technology development group (UK based NGO) INAFI INAFI (Asia regional and International Network) IVS International Volunteer association Australia Jeneva Young Womens Christian Association M.D.C./ M.C.C/ World Fish Center MISEREOR Micro Submit Campain SHP, CHT NGO FORM SOALOS. DNFE Save The Children Save The Chilfren Save the children Australia TIMIYV, CCIVS U..F.P.A UNDP UFHP/ NSDP Internat./reg. network provides: organization of meetings and conferences Internat./reg. network provides: organization of meetings and conferences Internat./reg. network provides: organization of meetings and conferences Internat./reg. network provides: organization of meetings and conferences Internat./reg. network provides: organization of meetings and conferences Does the international or regional NGO network(s) provide any of the following services? [Circle all that apply] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO) 310 1 No 1 Yes Internat./reg. network provides: constitution of an information data base Internat./reg. network provides: constitution of an information data base Internat./reg. network provides: constitution of an information data base Internat./reg. network provides: constitution of an information data base Internat./reg. network provides: constitution of an information data base Does the international or regional NGO network(s) provide any of the following services? [Circle all that apply] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO) 310 1 No 1 Yes Internat./reg. network provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Internat./reg. network provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Internat./reg. network provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Internat./reg. network provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Internat./reg. network provides: mail, email, fax, and telephone services Does the international or regional NGO network(s) provide any of the following services? [Circle all that apply] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO) 310 1 No 1 Yes Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of buildings and offices Does the international or regional NGO network(s) provide any of the following services? [Circle all that apply] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO) 310 1 No 1 Yes Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Internat./reg. network provides: complimentary use of vehicles and/or equipment Does the international or regional NGO network(s) provide any of the following services? [Circle all that apply] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO) 310 No 1 Yes Internat./reg. network provides: other Internat./reg. network provides: other Internat./reg. network provides: other Internat./reg. network provides: other Internat./reg. network provides: other Does the international or regional NGO network(s) provide any of the following services? [Circle all that apply] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO) 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q209_6, specify If yes to q209_6, specify If yes to q209_6, specify If yes to q209_6, specify If yes to q209_6, specify Does the international or regional NGO network(s) provide any of the following services? [Circle all that apply] (Question refers to services received by this facility, whether a branch or stand alone NGO) 310 Arrange for training in abroad Fund Vocational Training How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: observation and experience How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: observation and experience How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: observation and experience How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: observation and experience How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: observation and experience How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from other NGOs How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from other NGOs How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from other NGOs How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from other NGOs How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from other NGOs How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from the local government How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from the local government How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from the local government How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from the local government How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from the local government How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from opinion leaders How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from opinion leaders How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from opinion leaders How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from opinion leaders How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: learn from opinion leaders How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by NGO How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by NGO How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by NGO How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by NGO How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by NGO How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by other organizations How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by other organizations How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by other organizations How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by other organizations How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: from surveys run by other organizations How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: workshops with community members How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: workshops with community members How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: workshops with community members How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: workshops with community members How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: workshops with community members How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: other How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: other How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: other How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: other How NGO find out needs of cmmunities: other How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q210_8, specify If yes to q210_8, specify If yes to q210_8, specify If yes to q210_8, specify If yes to q210_8, specify How does [NGO] find out the needs of the communities it helps? [Circle all that apply] 310 FGD, PRA Knowing from Deprived Medical Treatment Workshop NGO involves host communities in the delivery of services / projects NGO involves host communities in the delivery of services / projects NGO involves host communities in the delivery of services / projects NGO involves host communities in the delivery of services / projects NGO involves host communities in the delivery of services / projects Does [NGO] involve host communities in the actual delivery of services or the execution of projects? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Involved community members are paid Involved community members are paid Involved community members are paid Involved community members are paid Involved community members are paid [If Yes] Are involved community members paid? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Community members involved in service delivery or project execution Community members involved in service delivery or project execution Community members involved in service delivery or project execution Community members involved in service delivery or project execution Community members involved in service delivery or project execution Who are the community members that [NGO] involves in service delivery or project execution? (circle one) 310 3 1 Mostly community leaders 2 Other people chosen by the community 3 Other people chosen by the NGO Decisions made through community involvement: Which staff participate Decisions made through community involvement: Which staff participate Decisions made through community involvement: Which staff participate Decisions made through community involvement: Which staff participate Decisions made through community involvement: Which staff participate In project execution, which decisions are made primarily through community involvement? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Decisions made through community involvement: Which community members benefit Decisions made through community involvement: Which community members benefit Decisions made through community involvement: Which community members benefit Decisions made through community involvement: Which community members benefit Decisions made through community involvement: Which community members benefit In project execution, which decisions are made primarily through community involvement? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Decisions made through community involvement: What technologies are used Decisions made through community involvement: What technologies are used Decisions made through community involvement: What technologies are used Decisions made through community involvement: What technologies are used Decisions made through community involvement: What technologies are used In project execution, which decisions are made primarily through community involvement? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Decisions made through community involvement: How much users pay Decisions made through community involvement: How much users pay Decisions made through community involvement: How much users pay Decisions made through community involvement: How much users pay Decisions made through community involvement: How much users pay In project execution, which decisions are made primarily through community involvement? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Decisions made through community involvement: Responsibility for maintenance Decisions made through community involvement: Responsibility for maintenance Decisions made through community involvement: Responsibility for maintenance Decisions made through community involvement: Responsibility for maintenance Decisions made through community involvement: Responsibility for maintenance In project execution, which decisions are made primarily through community involvement? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes Decisions made through community involvement: Other Decisions made through community involvement: Other Decisions made through community involvement: Other Decisions made through community involvement: Other Decisions made through community involvement: Other In project execution, which decisions are made primarily through community involvement? (circle all that apply) 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q214_6, specify If yes to q214_6, specify If yes to q214_6, specify If yes to q214_6, specify If yes to q214_6, specify In project execution, which decisions are made primarily through community involvement? (circle all that apply) 310 Take decision about all activities of the project Mode of evaluation: evaluation by mother NGO representative Mode of evaluation: evaluation by mother NGO representative Mode of evaluation: evaluation by mother NGO representative Mode of evaluation: evaluation by mother NGO representative Mode of evaluation: evaluation by mother NGO representative How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: observation and experience of staff and volunteers Mode of evaluation: observation and experience of staff and volunteers Mode of evaluation: observation and experience of staff and volunteers Mode of evaluation: observation and experience of staff and volunteers Mode of evaluation: observation and experience of staff and volunteers How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: feedback from other NGOs Mode of evaluation: feedback from other NGOs Mode of evaluation: feedback from other NGOs Mode of evaluation: feedback from other NGOs Mode of evaluation: feedback from other NGOs How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: feedback from local Government Mode of evaluation: feedback from local Government Mode of evaluation: feedback from local Government Mode of evaluation: feedback from local Government Mode of evaluation: feedback from local Government How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: feedback from opinion leaders in host communities Mode of evaluation: feedback from opinion leaders in host communities Mode of evaluation: feedback from opinion leaders in host communities Mode of evaluation: feedback from opinion leaders in host communities Mode of evaluation: feedback from opinion leaders in host communities How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by NGO Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by NGO Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by NGO Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by NGO Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by NGO How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by other organizations Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by other organizations Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by other organizations Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by other organizations Mode of evaluation: from surveys run by other organizations How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: participatory review with community members Mode of evaluation: participatory review with community members Mode of evaluation: participatory review with community members Mode of evaluation: participatory review with community members Mode of evaluation: participatory review with community members How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Mode of evaluation: other Mode of evaluation: other Mode of evaluation: other Mode of evaluation: other Mode of evaluation: other How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q215_9, specify If yes to q215_9, specify If yes to q215_9, specify If yes to q215_9, specify If yes to q215_9, specify How does [NGO] evaluate how it fulfills the needs of the communities it assists? [Circle all that apply] 310 Donor Program C U.K Results of evaluations provided to the mother NGO Results of evaluations provided to the mother NGO Results of evaluations provided to the mother NGO Results of evaluations provided to the mother NGO Results of evaluations provided to the mother NGO Are the results of these evaluations provided to the mother NGO? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of skilled staff Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of skilled staff Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of skilled staff Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of skilled staff Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of skilled staff What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 7 1 2 3 4 5 7 Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of equipment Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of equipment Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of equipment Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of equipment Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of equipment What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 5 1 2 3 4 5 Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of vehicles Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of vehicles Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of vehicles Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of vehicles Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of vehicles What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of funds Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of funds Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of funds Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of funds Constraints from doing better job (rank): lack of funds What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Constraints from doing better job (rank): telephone Constraints from doing better job (rank): telephone Constraints from doing better job (rank): telephone Constraints from doing better job (rank): telephone Constraints from doing better job (rank): telephone What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Constraints from doing better job (rank): electricity/water distribution Constraints from doing better job (rank): electricity/water distribution Constraints from doing better job (rank): electricity/water distribution Constraints from doing better job (rank): electricity/water distribution Constraints from doing better job (rank): electricity/water distribution What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from mother NGO Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from mother NGO Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from mother NGO Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from mother NGO Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from mother NGO What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from national govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from national govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from national govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from national govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from national govt What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from local govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from local govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from local govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from local govt Constraints from doing better job (rank): permission from local govt What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 9 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 Constraints from doing better job (rank): insecurity Constraints from doing better job (rank): insecurity Constraints from doing better job (rank): insecurity Constraints from doing better job (rank): insecurity Constraints from doing better job (rank): insecurity What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Constraints from doing better job (rank): other Constraints from doing better job (rank): other Constraints from doing better job (rank): other Constraints from doing better job (rank): other Constraints from doing better job (rank): other What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 11 1 2 3 4 5 11 If yes to q217_11, specify If yes to q217_11, specify If yes to q217_11, specify If yes to q217_11, specify If yes to q217_11, specify What constraints prevent [NGO] from doing an even better job? [Circle all that apply, then rank in order of importance; 1= most important, 2= second most important, etc] 310 Bindings of religion CBO Persuasion Communication Communication Facilities Communication Facility Communication facility Fantaism Geographical Problem More support by VDC NGO Over Laping No problem Not Hindrance Over Leaping Overlaping Protection by service provider Religious Fanatism Religious obstacles Religious superstition Security Short of Patient bed There is no problem There is a role for government in helping address these constraints There is a role for government in helping address these constraints There is a role for government in helping address these constraints There is a role for government in helping address these constraints There is a role for government in helping address these constraints Is there is a role for government in helping [NGO] address these constraints? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No What govt can do to help (rank): other What govt can do to help (rank): other What govt can do to help (rank): other What govt can do to help (rank): other What govt can do to help (rank): other [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 5 1 2 3 4 5 ... 2) Lack of equipment ... 2) Lack of equipment ... 2) Lack of equipment ... 2) Lack of equipment ... 2) Lack of equipment [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 9 1 2 3 4 5 9 ... 3) Lack of vehicles ... 3) Lack of vehicles ... 3) Lack of vehicles ... 3) Lack of vehicles ... 3) Lack of vehicles [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 ... 4) Lack of funds ... 4) Lack of funds ... 4) Lack of funds ... 4) Lack of funds ... 4) Lack of funds [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... 5) Telephone ... 5) Telephone ... 5) Telephone ... 5) Telephone ... 5) Telephone [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 6) electricity/water distribution ... 6) electricity/water distribution ... 6) electricity/water distribution ... 6) electricity/water distribution ... 6) electricity/water distribution [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 7) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by mother NGO ... 7) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by mother NGO ... 7) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by mother NGO ... 7) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by mother NGO ... 7) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by mother NGO [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 8) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by national government ... 8) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by national government ... 8) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by national government ... 8) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by national government ... 8) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by national government [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 ... 9) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by local government ... 9) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by local government ... 9) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by local government ... 9) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by local government ... 9) Restrictions on what NGO is allowed to do by local government [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 ... 10) Insecurity ... 10) Insecurity ... 10) Insecurity ... 10) Insecurity ... 10) Insecurity [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ... 11) Other ... 11) Other ... 11) Other ... 11) Other ... 11) Other [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 11 1 2 3 4 5 11 If yes to q219_11, specify If yes to q219_11, specify If yes to q219_11, specify If yes to q219_11, specify If yes to q219_11, specify [If Yes] What could the government do to help [NGO]? [Circle all that apply, then rank according to the priority the government should place on them; 1 = highest priority, etc] 310 Bindings of religion Communication Communication Facilities Communication Facility Communication facility Coordination Go / NGO Dessission by govt. for service provider of children. Develop Communication Hepl of Administrative Improve Communication facility Improvement law and order Improvement of communication facilities Improvement of law and order Improvement of law and orfer situation Iprovement of Lawxorder Local Govt. Support Motor Cycle Patient Bed Provide Security Providing Security Roads and transport Security Social Reforon Strengthing Security Staff with whom interact in national govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in national govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in national govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in national govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in national govt: help or a hindrance? In general, do you find the staff with whom you interact in the national government to be a help or a hindrance? 310 1 4 1 Help 2 Hindrance 3 Both 4 Neither Staff with whom interact in local govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in local govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in local govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in local govt: help or a hindrance? Staff with whom interact in local govt: help or a hindrance? In general, do you find the local government staff with whom you interact to be a help or a hindrance? 310 1 4 1 Help 2 Hindrance 3 Both 4 Neither Local government staff face their own constraints to help NGO Local government staff face their own constraints to help NGO Local government staff face their own constraints to help NGO Local government staff face their own constraints to help NGO Local government staff face their own constraints to help NGO Do you think that local government staff face their own constraints that make it difficult for themto help you? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Local govt. constraints to help: too busy / short of time Local govt. constraints to help: too busy / short of time Local govt. constraints to help: too busy / short of time Local govt. constraints to help: too busy / short of time Local govt. constraints to help: too busy / short of time In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Local govt. constraints to help: turnover/lack of follow-up Local govt. constraints to help: turnover/lack of follow-up Local govt. constraints to help: turnover/lack of follow-up Local govt. constraints to help: turnover/lack of follow-up Local govt. constraints to help: turnover/lack of follow-up In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Local govt. constraints to help: lack of training Local govt. constraints to help: lack of training Local govt. constraints to help: lack of training Local govt. constraints to help: lack of training Local govt. constraints to help: lack of training In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Local govt. constraints to help: underpaid Local govt. constraints to help: underpaid Local govt. constraints to help: underpaid Local govt. constraints to help: underpaid Local govt. constraints to help: underpaid In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Local govt. constraints to help: lack of equipment Local govt. constraints to help: lack of equipment Local govt. constraints to help: lack of equipment Local govt. constraints to help: lack of equipment Local govt. constraints to help: lack of equipment In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Local govt. constraints to help: lack of funds Local govt. constraints to help: lack of funds Local govt. constraints to help: lack of funds Local govt. constraints to help: lack of funds Local govt. constraints to help: lack of funds In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Local govt. constraints to help: constr. by national government/bureaucracy Local govt. constraints to help: constr. by national government/bureaucracy Local govt. constraints to help: constr. by national government/bureaucracy Local govt. constraints to help: constr. by national government/bureaucracy Local govt. constraints to help: constr. by national government/bureaucracy In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Local govt. constraints to help: other Local govt. constraints to help: other Local govt. constraints to help: other Local govt. constraints to help: other Local govt. constraints to help: other In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q223_8, specify If yes to q223_8, specify If yes to q223_8, specify If yes to q223_8, specify If yes to q223_8, specify In your opinion, what sort of constraints do they face? [Circle all that apply] 310 Negligence Local government staff feel resentment towards NGOs Local government staff feel resentment towards NGOs Local government staff feel resentment towards NGOs Local government staff feel resentment towards NGOs Local government staff feel resentment towards NGOs Do you think that local government staff feel resentment towards NGOs in general? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q225_5, specify If yes to q225_5, specify If yes to q225_5, specify If yes to q225_5, specify If yes to q225_5, specify Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 Govermemt office some time duty but NGO long time duty and fully libilaty Negligence They don't llike NGO member National government staff feel resentment towards NGOs National government staff feel resentment towards NGOs National government staff feel resentment towards NGOs National government staff feel resentment towards NGOs National government staff feel resentment towards NGOs Do you think that national government staff feel resentment towards NGOs in general? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Reason for resentment: they get paid very little Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Reason for resentment: they are often paid late Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Reason for resentment: they do not have the resources they need Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Reason for resentment: they are in competition for community loyalty Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Reason for resentment: other Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q227_5, specify If yes to q227_5, specify If yes to q227_5, specify If yes to q227_5, specify If yes to q227_5, specify Why? [Circle all that apply] 310 Less Skilled Negligence Negligence Full NGO or its mother NGO registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau NGO or its mother NGO registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau NGO or its mother NGO registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau NGO or its mother NGO registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau NGO or its mother NGO registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau Is [NGO] or its mother NGO registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Social Welfare NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Social Welfare NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Social Welfare NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Social Welfare NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Social Welfare Is [NGO] or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Social Welfare? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Women’s Affairs NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Women’s Affairs NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Women’s Affairs NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Women’s Affairs NGO or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Women’s Affairs Is [NGO] or its mother NGO registered with the Directorate of Women’s Affairs? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Year first registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau Year first registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau Year first registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau Year first registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau Year first registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau In what year was it first registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau? 310 2003 Year last renew its registration Year last renew its registration Year last renew its registration Year last renew its registration Year last renew its registration When did [NGO] last renew its registration? ______ year 310 2003 NGO registered under the Company’s Act NGO registered under the Company’s Act NGO registered under the Company’s Act NGO registered under the Company’s Act NGO registered under the Company’s Act Is [NGO] registered under the Company’s Act? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Education NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Education NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Education NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Education NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Education Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Home Affairs Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Labor and Employment Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Planning NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Planning Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Social Welfare Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO in partnership with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Local government/thana officials NGO in partnership with: Local government/thana officials NGO in partnership with: Local government/thana officials NGO in partnership with: Local government/thana officials NGO in partnership with: Local government/thana officials Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO in partnership with: Other line Ministry NGO in partnership with: Other line Ministry NGO in partnership with: Other line Ministry NGO in partnership with: Other line Ministry NGO in partnership with: Other line Ministry Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 309 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss If yes to q234_9, specify If yes to q234_9, specify If yes to q234_9, specify If yes to q234_9, specify If yes to q234_9, specify Is [NGO] in partnership with any of the following agencies? [Circle all that apply] Note: Please check these agencies 310 AGRICULTURE Agriculture Agriculture Dept. Agriculture Ministry CIDA, DENIDA, NOBIP Co-operative Commerce Ministry Family Planing Finance Dept. Jubo Montronaly Jubo Unnayan Odidaptor LGRD Livestock & Fisheries M/O Finance M/O Fisheries & Livestock M/O Fisheries and livestock, M/O Environment and Forest, M/O Agriculture Ministry of Economic Ministry of Youth development NGO Beaueau NGO has MoU with a government agency NGO has MoU with a government agency NGO has MoU with a government agency NGO has MoU with a government agency NGO has MoU with a government agency Does [NGO] have a memorandum of understanding with a government agency? 310 1 2 1 2 NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Education NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Education NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Education NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Education NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Education [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Health and Family Planning [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Home Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Home Affairs [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Labor and Employment NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Labor and Employment [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Planning NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Planning [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Social Welfare NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Social Welfare [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs NGO has MoU with: Ministry of Women’s and Children’s Affairs [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Local government/thana officials NGO has MoU with: Local government/thana officials NGO has MoU with: Local government/thana officials NGO has MoU with: Local government/thana officials NGO has MoU with: Local government/thana officials [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO has MoU with: Other line Ministry NGO has MoU with: Other line Ministry NGO has MoU with: Other line Ministry NGO has MoU with: Other line Ministry NGO has MoU with: Other line Ministry [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q236_9, specify If yes to q236_9, specify If yes to q236_9, specify If yes to q236_9, specify If yes to q236_9, specify [If Yes] Which one(s)? [Circle all that apply] 310 Agriculture Commerce Ministry Finance Dept. Forest Ministry Jubo Montronaly Livestock & Fisheries M/O Finance Ministry of Agriculture Ministry of Environment & Forests Ministry of Environment and Forest NGO Beaueau NGO ever been visited by: NGO Affairs Bureau NGO ever been visited by: NGO Affairs Bureau NGO ever been visited by: NGO Affairs Bureau NGO ever been visited by: NGO Affairs Bureau NGO ever been visited by: NGO Affairs Bureau Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO ever been visited by: Thana/Local government rep. NGO ever been visited by: Thana/Local government rep. NGO ever been visited by: Thana/Local government rep. NGO ever been visited by: Thana/Local government rep. NGO ever been visited by: Thana/Local government rep. Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 1 No 1 Yes NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 9 1 Education 2 Health and Family Planning 3 Home Affairs 4 Labor and Employment 5 Planning 6 Social Welfare 7 Women’s and Children’s Affairs 8 9 NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 9 1 Education 2 Health and Family Planning 3 Home Affairs 4 Labor and Employment 5 Planning 6 Social Welfare 7 Women’s and Children’s Affairs 8 9 NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 9 1 Education 2 Health and Family Planning 3 Home Affairs 4 Labor and Employment 5 Planning 6 Social Welfare 7 Women’s and Children’s Affairs 8 9 NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 9 1 Education 2 Health and Family Planning 3 Home Affairs 4 Labor and Employment 5 Planning 6 Social Welfare 7 Women’s and Children’s Affairs 8 9 NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 8 1 Education 2 Health and Family Planning 3 Home Affairs 4 Labor and Employment 5 Planning 6 Social Welfare 7 Women’s and Children’s Affairs 8 NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry NGO ever been visited by Representative of Ministry Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 9 1 Education 2 Health and Family Planning 3 Home Affairs 4 Labor and Employment 5 Planning 6 Social Welfare 7 Women’s and Children’s Affairs 8 9 NGO ever been visited by: Other public body NGO ever been visited by: Other public body NGO ever been visited by: Other public body NGO ever been visited by: Other public body NGO ever been visited by: Other public body Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 309 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss If yes to q237_4, specify If yes to q237_4, specify If yes to q237_4, specify If yes to q237_4, specify If yes to q237_4, specify Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 DB Office Karitas Mother NGO + Foreign Aid Organization NGO ever been visited by: Donors NGO ever been visited by: Donors NGO ever been visited by: Donors NGO ever been visited by: Donors NGO ever been visited by: Donors Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q237_5, specify If yes to q237_5, specify If yes to q237_5, specify If yes to q237_5, specify If yes to q237_5, specify Since its creation, has [NGO] ever been visited by: [Circle all that apply] ( For answer 3, use of multiple codes for more than one Ministry is acceptable ; donor name if needed for answer 5) 310 1. Care Bangla 2. South Asia partnership 3. APHD H ACTION AID ADAB ADB ASA Andheri Hilep Germany, Proshika, NUK, ITDG Australia BRAC BRAC, NGO Forum BRAC, PEEP CARE Care, FAO, World Vision, UNO Commonwealth Cristan Aid ,UNICEF DANIDA Danida Dhaka Ahsania Mission Danida/ World Bank/ ADB Denmark Danida ECO, E.DM Forum EDM Finland Fisheries Department, BFTW, Cord aid, HKI Germany H.B.F/ ICCO/SDC H.O Hags Switherland, Ecco Natherland, EGD, Garman Head office Hellen Killer International, BRAC, OXFAM IFAT International NGO Italy, Care, Nabib, Norad, Eclem, CDF MANITESE ITALY MISEREOR, Caritas Majarer, Care Secours Catholic, Karitas Miserior, Germany Mjarer Garman, Caritas Swither Land, Cofod England Mother NGO Mr. Meek (England) Mr. Michel Chappelon ( france) NGO Forum Natherland, America, Denmark Netherland None Norway OXFAM Oxfoam, Care, Netherlands, France P.K.S.F P.K.Safe Drinkin Water, AMWAB PKSE PKSF PKSF, G.T.BB, USAID, (CARE, BRAC) PKSF, IDX PKSF, NGO FORUM PROSHIKA, BRAC Paris Consodary Proshika, BRAC, Grameen Bank, ITPG SOLOS, DNFE Save The Children Save The Children Australia Save The Children, Proshika, CARE Social Welfare Social works Dept. T.D.H. Switzerland TUF UNIVERSITY Toms hopes (Canada) Trocare, Miserio, Jarman Aunbaby, Brack Tuff University U.N.C.C U.N.D.P UNDP UNDP, OXFAM UNICEF, E.U UNISEF US AID, World Bank US Aid USAID USC CANADA BANGLADESH USCC.B/ADP,DEID/BRAC,CARE,F.D. WCC, ICCO, EZE WFP World Food Program World bank, DFID NGO produces an annual report NGO produces an annual report NGO produces an annual report NGO produces an annual report NGO produces an annual report Does [NGO] produce an annual report? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Last annual report produced im (month) Last annual report produced im (month) Last annual report produced im (month) Last annual report produced im (month) Last annual report produced im (month) When was the last annual report produced? ______ month _____ year 310 12 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Last annual report produced im (year) Last annual report produced im (year) Last annual report produced im (year) Last annual report produced im (year) Last annual report produced im (year) When was the last annual report produced? ______ month _____ year 310 2003 Annual report given to: Members of NGO Annual report given to: Members of NGO Annual report given to: Members of NGO Annual report given to: Members of NGO Annual report given to: Members of NGO Was this annual report shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Annual report given to Funding agency Annual report given to Funding agency Annual report given to Funding agency Annual report given to Funding agency Annual report given to Funding agency Was this annual report shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Annual report given to: Thana officials/local government Annual report given to: Thana officials/local government Annual report given to: Thana officials/local government Annual report given to: Thana officials/local government Annual report given to: Thana officials/local government Was this annual report shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Annual report given to: Other body Annual report given to: Other body Annual report given to: Other body Annual report given to: Other body Annual report given to: Other body Was this annual report shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes {if yes to q240_4, specify} {if yes to q240_4, specify} {if yes to q240_4, specify} {if yes to q240_4, specify} {if yes to q240_4, specify} Was this annual report shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 AMWAB D.C D.C - Barisal D.C Office DONAR Danida Deputy Commissioner of concerned district, Funding agency Donor Donor Agency H.O Head Office Head office Health Dept., Women Det. Jatio Sarker Local Doners Local office Ministry of Agriculture, Mother NGO NGO Bureau NGO Bureo NGO Foram NGO Head office None PKSF Regional office S.W.M Samaz Kalyan Somaj Kallan Annual report available to the public Annual report available to the public Annual report available to the public Annual report available to the public Annual report available to the public Is [NGO]’s annual report available to the public if they ask for it? [If Yes, ask the respondent for a copy] 310 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO prepares balance sheet and income statement NGO prepares balance sheet and income statement NGO prepares balance sheet and income statement NGO prepares balance sheet and income statement NGO prepares balance sheet and income statement Does [NGO] prepare a balance sheet and income statement? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (month) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (month) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (month) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (month) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (month) When were the last balance sheet and income statement prepared? _____ month ____year 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (year) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (year) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (year) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (year) Last balance sheet and income statement prepared in (year) When were the last balance sheet and income statement prepared? _____ month ____year 310 2003 Accounts are externally audited Accounts are externally audited Accounts are externally audited Accounts are externally audited Accounts are externally audited Were these accounts externally audited? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Accounts shown/given to: Members of NGO Accounts shown/given to: Members of NGO Accounts shown/given to: Members of NGO Accounts shown/given to: Members of NGO Accounts shown/given to: Members of NGO Were these accounts shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Accounts shown/given to: Funding agency Accounts shown/given to: Funding agency Accounts shown/given to: Funding agency Accounts shown/given to: Funding agency Accounts shown/given to: Funding agency Were these accounts shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Accounts shown/given to: Thana officials/local government Accounts shown/given to: Thana officials/local government Accounts shown/given to: Thana officials/local government Accounts shown/given to: Thana officials/local government Accounts shown/given to: Thana officials/local government Were these accounts shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Accounts shown/given to: Other body Accounts shown/given to: Other body Accounts shown/given to: Other body Accounts shown/given to: Other body Accounts shown/given to: Other body Were these accounts shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q245_4, specify If yes to q245_4, specify If yes to q245_4, specify If yes to q245_4, specify If yes to q245_4, specify Were these accounts shown/given to any of the following: [Circle all that apply] 310 Accromin Audit Firm B.K.S.F D.C D.C Office Dist. Co Donor EC (NGO) For Self H.O Head Office Head office Jatio Sarker Local office Mother MGO Mother NGO Mother Ngo NGO NGO Bourou NGO Bureau NGO Buro NGO head office P.K.S.F Regional Office Regional office Samaz Kallan office Social Welfare Social Welfare Ministry USC CANDA NGO annual accounts available to the public NGO annual accounts available to the public NGO annual accounts available to the public NGO annual accounts available to the public NGO annual accounts available to the public Are [NGO]’s annual accounts available to the public if they ask for it? [If Yes, ask the respondent for a copy] 310 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies NGO exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies NGO exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies NGO exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies NGO exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies Is [NGO] exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies? [If yes] Which supplies? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Is [NGO] exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies? [If yes] Which supplies? 310 Income Micro Credit Tax On Bank Interest Taxon Bank Interest Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Is [NGO] exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies? [If yes] Which supplies? 310 Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Tax/VAT-exempt supplies: Is [NGO] exempt from paying tax/VAT on any of its supplies? [If yes] Which supplies? 310 NGO exempt from import tariffs on imported vehicles and equipment NGO exempt from import tariffs on imported vehicles and equipment NGO exempt from import tariffs on imported vehicles and equipment NGO exempt from import tariffs on imported vehicles and equipment NGO exempt from import tariffs on imported vehicles and equipment Is [NGO] exempt from import tariffs on the vehicles and equipment it imports? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Line ministry ever paid/refund import tax for imported equipment/goods Line ministry ever paid/refund import tax for imported equipment/goods Line ministry ever paid/refund import tax for imported equipment/goods Line ministry ever paid/refund import tax for imported equipment/goods Line ministry ever paid/refund import tax for imported equipment/goods Did a line ministry ever pay for or refund an import tax for equipment/goods imported by [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO pays taxes on the grant(s) it receives NGO pays taxes on the grant(s) it receives NGO pays taxes on the grant(s) it receives NGO pays taxes on the grant(s) it receives NGO pays taxes on the grant(s) it receives Does [NGO] pay taxes on the grant(s) it receives? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO has a committee that oversees its activities NGO has a committee that oversees its activities NGO has a committee that oversees its activities NGO has a committee that oversees its activities NGO has a committee that oversees its activities Does [NGO] have a committee that oversees its activities? 310 1 2 1 2 Any relatives of the manager sits on this committee Any relatives of the manager sits on this committee Any relatives of the manager sits on this committee Any relatives of the manager sits on this committee Any relatives of the manager sits on this committee Do any relatives of the manager sit on this committee? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No NGO has an Executive Committee NGO has an Executive Committee NGO has an Executive Committee NGO has an Executive Committee NGO has an Executive Committee Does [NGO] have an Executive Committee? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Any relatives of the manager sits on the Executive Committee Any relatives of the manager sits on the Executive Committee Any relatives of the manager sits on the Executive Committee Any relatives of the manager sits on the Executive Committee Any relatives of the manager sits on the Executive Committee Do any relatives of the manager sit on the Executive Committee? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No How many trustees does NGO currently have How many trustees does NGO currently have How many trustees does NGO currently have How many trustees does NGO currently have How many trustees does NGO currently have [If Yes] How many trustees does [NGO] currently have? 310 21 NGO has a Board of Directors NGO has a Board of Directors NGO has a Board of Directors NGO has a Board of Directors NGO has a Board of Directors Does [NGO] have a Board of Directors? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Any relatives of the manager sits on the Board of Directors Any relatives of the manager sits on the Board of Directors Any relatives of the manager sits on the Board of Directors Any relatives of the manager sits on the Board of Directors Any relatives of the manager sits on the Board of Directors Do any relatives of the manager sit on the Board of Directors? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No How many people are on the board of directors? How many people are on the board of directors? How many people are on the board of directors? How many people are on the board of directors? How many people are on the board of directors? [If Yes] How many people are on the board of directors? 310 25 Mode of appointment of NGO manager/director/head Mode of appointment of NGO manager/director/head Mode of appointment of NGO manager/director/head Mode of appointment of NGO manager/director/head Mode of appointment of NGO manager/director/head How was the current director/head/manager of [NGO] appointed? [Circle one] 310 6 1 Self-appointed 2 Elected by oversight committee/board of trustees 3 Elected by members 4 Appointed by mother NGO 5 Appointed by government 6 Other If (6): other to q258, specify If (6): other to q258, specify If (6): other to q258, specify If (6): other to q258, specify If (6): other to q258, specify How was the current director/head/manager of [NGO] appointed? [Circle one] 310 Executive Committee Main office and Samaj Kllan office Does NGO have members/a membership system? Does NGO have members/a membership system? Does NGO have members/a membership system? Does NGO have members/a membership system? Does NGO have members/a membership system? Does [NGO] have members/a membership system? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Kind of members NGO has: Men Kind of members NGO has: Men Kind of members NGO has: Men Kind of members NGO has: Men Kind of members NGO has: Men What kind of members does [NGO] have? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Kind of members NGO has: Women Kind of members NGO has: Women Kind of members NGO has: Women Kind of members NGO has: Women Kind of members NGO has: Women What kind of members does [NGO] have? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Kind of members NGO has: NGOs Kind of members NGO has: NGOs Kind of members NGO has: NGOs Kind of members NGO has: NGOs Kind of members NGO has: NGOs What kind of members does [NGO] have? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Kind of members NGO has: CBOs Kind of members NGO has: CBOs Kind of members NGO has: CBOs Kind of members NGO has: CBOs Kind of members NGO has: CBOs What kind of members does [NGO] have? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Kind of members NGO has: Other Kind of members NGO has: Other Kind of members NGO has: Other Kind of members NGO has: Other Kind of members NGO has: Other What kind of members does [NGO] have? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q260_5, specify If yes to q260_5, specify If yes to q260_5, specify If yes to q260_5, specify If yes to q260_5, specify What kind of members does [NGO] have? [Circle all that apply] 310 Child Child, Teenage Poor Women Teen age Nb members NGO has: now Nb members NGO has: now Nb members NGO has: now Nb members NGO has: now Nb members NGO has: now Approximately how many members does [NGO] have now? 310 70000 Nb members NGO has: at end of 2000? Nb members NGO has: at end of 2000? Nb members NGO has: at end of 2000? Nb members NGO has: at end of 2000? Nb members NGO has: at end of 2000? Approximately how many members did [NGO] have at end of 2000? 310 52025 Nb members NGO has: at end of 1995 Nb members NGO has: at end of 1995 Nb members NGO has: at end of 1995 Nb members NGO has: at end of 1995 Nb members NGO has: at end of 1995 Approximately how many members did [NGO] have at end of 1995? 310 52000 To whom does NGO provide services? To whom does NGO provide services? To whom does NGO provide services? To whom does NGO provide services? To whom does NGO provide services? Does [NGO] provide services only to its members? 310 2 1 Members only 2 Members and non-members 3 Non-members only Does NGO accept new members? Does NGO accept new members? Does NGO accept new members? Does NGO accept new members? Does NGO accept new members? Does [NGO] accept new members? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No How to become member: formal registration How to become member: formal registration How to become member: formal registration How to become member: formal registration How to become member: formal registration [If yes] How does one become a new member? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How to become member: payment of fee How to become member: payment of fee How to become member: payment of fee How to become member: payment of fee How to become member: payment of fee [If yes] How does one become a new member? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How to become member: screening by NGO staff/volunteers/members How to become member: screening by NGO staff/volunteers/members How to become member: screening by NGO staff/volunteers/members How to become member: screening by NGO staff/volunteers/members How to become member: screening by NGO staff/volunteers/members [If yes] How does one become a new member? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How to become member: recommendation by other members How to become member: recommendation by other members How to become member: recommendation by other members How to become member: recommendation by other members How to become member: recommendation by other members [If yes] How does one become a new member? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes How to become member: religious conversion/baptism/born again How to become member: religious conversion/baptism/born again How to become member: religious conversion/baptism/born again How to become member: religious conversion/baptism/born again How to become member: religious conversion/baptism/born again [If yes] How does one become a new member? [Circle all that apply] 310 No 1 Yes How to become member: other How to become member: other How to become member: other How to become member: other How to become member: other [If yes] How does one become a new member? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes If yes to q264_6, specify If yes to q264_6, specify If yes to q264_6, specify If yes to q264_6, specify If yes to q264_6, specify [If yes] How does one become a new member? [Circle all that apply] 310 By survey Group Dicission Group Dicussion Permanent Resident Poor Patient What is expected of members: pay a membership fee What is expected of members: pay a membership fee What is expected of members: pay a membership fee What is expected of members: pay a membership fee What is expected of members: pay a membership fee What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] pay a membership fee: from________to_____________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 100 No 1 Yes 2 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 50 100 Fee from ___ to ___ Fee from ___ to ___ Fee from ___ to ___ Fee from ___ to ___ Fee from ___ to ___ What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] pay a membership fee: from________to_____________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 100 Frequency of fee Frequency of fee Frequency of fee Frequency of fee Frequency of fee What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] pay a membership fee: from________to_____________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 4 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year 5 Ever Actual amount of fee (Taka) Actual amount of fee (Taka) Actual amount of fee (Taka) Actual amount of fee (Taka) Actual amount of fee (Taka) What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] pay a membership fee: from________to_____________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 Actual Amount What is expected of members: make a donation What is expected of members: make a donation What is expected of members: make a donation What is expected of members: make a donation What is expected of members: make a donation What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] make a donation: from _______ to ___________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 100 No 1 Yes 2 4 5 10 15 20 25 100 Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] make a donation: from _______ to ___________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 500 Frequency of donation Frequency of donation Frequency of donation Frequency of donation Frequency of donation What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] make a donation: from _______ to ___________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 4 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year 5 Ever Actual amount of donation (Taka) Actual amount of donation (Taka) Actual amount of donation (Taka) Actual amount of donation (Taka) Actual amount of donation (Taka) What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] make a donation: from _______ to ___________ Taka/per ______ [frequency code] 310 Actual Amount What is expected of members: volunteer their time What is expected of members: volunteer their time What is expected of members: volunteer their time What is expected of members: volunteer their time What is expected of members: volunteer their time What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] volunteer their time for the [NGO]: from ______to_______ Hours/ per _______ [frequency code] 310 10 No 1 Yes 2 3 4 5 8 10 Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ Donation from ___ to ___ What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] volunteer their time for the [NGO]: from ______to_______ Hours/ per _______ [frequency code] 310 15 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 15 Frequency of donation (hours per...) Frequency of donation (hours per...) Frequency of donation (hours per...) Frequency of donation (hours per...) Frequency of donation (hours per...) What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] volunteer their time for the [NGO]: from ______to_______ Hours/ per _______ [frequency code] 310 4 1 Day 2 Week 3 Month 4 Year 5 Ever What is expected of members: other What is expected of members: other What is expected of members: other What is expected of members: other What is expected of members: other What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] other 310 Benefices Development Co-operation Collect weekly fund Economic Development Financial development of society Follow the rules of the organization Poor man increase the income activities Poverty Alleviation Poverty allivation Self Depended Self depended To be self reliant To complete work properly Use money proper project Weekly Weekly Meeting Weekly fee depend on quiality of service Weekly fee that's depend on quality of service Wish will Wishes welfare of people If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] other 310 10 10 If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] other 310 If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify If yes to q265_4a, specify What is expected of members? [Circle all that apply and fill whenever applicable. For this question, amounts are entered in Taka, NOT in thousands of Taka. Specify range.] other 310 NGO holds a general meeting NGO holds a general meeting NGO holds a general meeting NGO holds a general meeting NGO holds a general meeting Does [NGO] hold a general meeting? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No When was the last general meeting held? (month) When was the last general meeting held? (month) When was the last general meeting held? (month) When was the last general meeting held? (month) When was the last general meeting held? (month) When was the last general meeting held? _____ month _____ year 310 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 When was the last general meeting held? (year) When was the last general meeting held? (year) When was the last general meeting held? (year) When was the last general meeting held? (year) When was the last general meeting held? (year) When was the last general meeting held? _____ month _____ year 310 2003 Nb members who came to the last general meeting Nb members who came to the last general meeting Nb members who came to the last general meeting Nb members who came to the last general meeting Nb members who came to the last general meeting How many members came to the last general meeting? 310 4200 Vote requiredfor selected items Vote requiredfor selected items Vote requiredfor selected items Vote requiredfor selected items Vote requiredfor selected items Is a vote of members required for [NGO] to undertake the following? [Circle all that apply] 310 2 1 2 Vote required to: Undertake new activities Vote required to: Undertake new activities Vote required to: Undertake new activities Vote required to: Undertake new activities Vote required to: Undertake new activities Is a vote of members required for [NGO] to undertake the following? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Vote required to: Expand into another area Vote required to: Expand into another area Vote required to: Expand into another area Vote required to: Expand into another area Vote required to: Expand into another area Is a vote of members required for [NGO] to undertake the following? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Vote required to: Purchase a building Vote required to: Purchase a building Vote required to: Purchase a building Vote required to: Purchase a building Vote required to: Purchase a building Is a vote of members required for [NGO] to undertake the following? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Vote required to: Hire a new director Vote required to: Hire a new director Vote required to: Hire a new director Vote required to: Hire a new director Vote required to: Hire a new director Is a vote of members required for [NGO] to undertake the following? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Vote required to: Hire or fire staff Vote required to: Hire or fire staff Vote required to: Hire or fire staff Vote required to: Hire or fire staff Vote required to: Hire or fire staff Is a vote of members required for [NGO] to undertake the following? [Circle all that apply] 310 1 No 1 Yes Oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree Oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree Oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree Oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree Oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree Does an [NGO] oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree before [NGO] can undertake the following? [Circle all cases that require such a meeting] 310 1 2 1 2 Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into new activities Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into new activities Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into new activities Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into new activities Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into new activities Does an [NGO] oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree before [NGO] can undertake the following? [Circle all cases that require such a meeting] 310 1 No 1 Yes Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into another area Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into another area Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into another area Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into another area Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Expand into another area Does an [NGO] oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree before [NGO] can undertake the following? [Circle all cases that require such a meeting] 310 1 No 1 Yes Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Purchase a building Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Purchase a building Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Purchase a building Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Purchase a building Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Purchase a building Does an [NGO] oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree before [NGO] can undertake the following? [Circle all cases that require such a meeting] 310 1 No 1 Yes Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Hire or fire staff Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Hire or fire staff Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Hire or fire staff Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Hire or fire staff Oversight com./board of trustees to meet and agree to Hire or fire staff Does an [NGO] oversight committee/board of trustees have to meet and agree before [NGO] can undertake the following? [Circle all cases that require such a meeting] 310 1 No 1 Yes Need for authorization of an outside body Need for authorization of an outside body Need for authorization of an outside body Need for authorization of an outside body Need for authorization of an outside body Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 2 1 2 Needs authorization of outside body to Undertake new activities Needs authorization of outside body to Undertake new activities Needs authorization of outside body to Undertake new activities Needs authorization of outside body to Undertake new activities Needs authorization of outside body to Undertake new activities Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 6 No 1 Yes 4 6 What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 1 2 3 4 4,6 6 Needs authorization of outside body to Expand into another area Needs authorization of outside body to Expand into another area Needs authorization of outside body to Expand into another area Needs authorization of outside body to Expand into another area Needs authorization of outside body to Expand into another area Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 6 No 1 Yes 3 4 6 What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 2 3 4 4,6 6 Needs authorization of outside body to Purchase a building Needs authorization of outside body to Purchase a building Needs authorization of outside body to Purchase a building Needs authorization of outside body to Purchase a building Needs authorization of outside body to Purchase a building Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 6 No 1 Yes 4 6 What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 2 3 4 6 Local People Needs authorization of outside body to Hire a new director Needs authorization of outside body to Hire a new director Needs authorization of outside body to Hire a new director Needs authorization of outside body to Hire a new director Needs authorization of outside body to Hire a new director Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 1 No 1 Yes What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 6 2 4 6 Needs authorization of outside body to Hire or fire staff Needs authorization of outside body to Hire or fire staff Needs authorization of outside body to Hire or fire staff Needs authorization of outside body to Hire or fire staff Needs authorization of outside body to Hire or fire staff Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 6 No 1 Yes 4 5 6 What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? What outside body (bodies)? Does [NGO] need to obtain the authorization of an outside body before [NGO] can undertake the following: [Circle all cases that require such authorization. Then enter code of body needed to authorize. More than one code can be entered if needed.] 310 2 4 6 Mamber of Boards Gender of manager Gender of manager Gender of manager Gender of manager Gender of manager Gender of [manager] 310 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Age of manager Age of manager Age of manager Age of manager Age of manager Approximately how old is [manager]? 310 22 68 Manager is a Bangladeshi national Manager is a Bangladeshi national Manager is a Bangladeshi national Manager is a Bangladeshi national Manager is a Bangladeshi national Is [manager] a Bangladeshi national? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No How many local languages does manager speak? How many local languages does manager speak? How many local languages does manager speak? How many local languages does manager speak? How many local languages does manager speak? How many local languages does [manager] speak? 310 1 8 1 2 3 4 5 8 Highest level of education achieved by the manager Highest level of education achieved by the manager Highest level of education achieved by the manager Highest level of education achieved by the manager Highest level of education achieved by the manager What was the highest level of education achieved by the [manager]? 310 3 4 1 No formal education 2 Primary 3 Secondary 4 Tertiary/ university Nb years manager completed at that level Nb years manager completed at that level Nb years manager completed at that level Nb years manager completed at that level Nb years manager completed at that level And how many years did he/she complete at that level? 310 28 Manager is a lay person or holds a religious title Manager is a lay person or holds a religious title Manager is a lay person or holds a religious title Manager is a lay person or holds a religious title Manager is a lay person or holds a religious title Is the [manager] a lay person or does he/she hold a religious title? 310 4 1 Lay person 2 Priest/minister/mollah 3 Nun/monk/sister/brother 4 Other If (4): other to q279, specify If (4): other to q279, specify If (4): other to q279, specify If (4): other to q279, specify If (4): other to q279, specify Is the [manager] a lay person or does he/she hold a religious title? 310 Business Businessman Doctor Foreign council Homio Practitioners Journalism Management training, Human & skill devlopment, Service Social Work Social Worker Social worker Manager is married Manager is married Manager is married Manager is married Manager is married Is the manager married? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Main occupation of manager’s spouse Main occupation of manager’s spouse Main occupation of manager’s spouse Main occupation of manager’s spouse Main occupation of manager’s spouse [If married] What is the main occupation of [manager]’s spouse? [Circle one] 310 10 1 Housewife 2 Farming 3 Trade 4 Own business 5 Employee of private enterprise 6 Civil servant 7 Retired 8 Student 9 Staff member/volunteer in NGO 10 Other If (10): other to q281, specify If (10): other to q281, specify If (10): other to q281, specify If (10): other to q281, specify If (10): other to q281, specify [If married] What is the main occupation of [manager]’s spouse? [Circle one] 310 Director NGO Doctor House Wife House wife Manager Profaner Professor (Public Collage Social Woker Social Worker Teacher U.K. Proffeson Unemployed Manager has close relatives living outside Bangladesh Manager has close relatives living outside Bangladesh Manager has close relatives living outside Bangladesh Manager has close relatives living outside Bangladesh Manager has close relatives living outside Bangladesh Does [manager] have close relatives living outside Bangladesh? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Main occupation of the father of manager Main occupation of the father of manager Main occupation of the father of manager Main occupation of the father of manager Main occupation of the father of manager What is (was if deceased or retired) the main occupation of the father of [manager]? 310 1 9 1 Housewife 2 Farming 3 Trade 4 Own business 5 Employee of private enterprise 6 Civil servant 7 Retired 8 Student 9 Staff member/volunteer in NGO 10 Other If (9): other to q283, specify If (9): other to q283, specify If (9): other to q283, specify If (9): other to q283, specify If (9): other to q283, specify What is (was if deceased or retired) the main occupation of the father of [manager]? 310 Carpenter Contractor Doctor Expired Pastor Polities Social Woker Social Worker Teacher Manager worked for HQ office or other branch before Manager worked for HQ office or other branch before Manager worked for HQ office or other branch before Manager worked for HQ office or other branch before Manager worked for HQ office or other branch before [If [NGO] is a branch of a larger NGO}: Did the manager work for the headquarters office or for another branch prior to becoming manager of [NGO]? 310 2 1 2 Social status of the manager’s parent Social status of the manager’s parent Social status of the manager’s parent Social status of the manager’s parent Social status of the manager’s parent In your opinion, what would best characterize the social status of the [manager]’s parent? 310 4 1 One of the richest families of Bangladesh 2 A wealthy family 3 A middle-class family 4 A poor family How long has manager been with NGO? (years) How long has manager been with NGO? (years) How long has manager been with NGO? (years) How long has manager been with NGO? (years) How long has manager been with NGO? (years) How long has [manager] been with [NGO]? _______ years 310 31 Manager travelled outside Bangladesh prior to joining NGO Manager travelled outside Bangladesh prior to joining NGO Manager travelled outside Bangladesh prior to joining NGO Manager travelled outside Bangladesh prior to joining NGO Manager travelled outside Bangladesh prior to joining NGO Did [manager] travel outside Bangladesh prior to joining [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No Manager worked in another NGO prior to joining NGO Manager worked in another NGO prior to joining NGO Manager worked in another NGO prior to joining NGO Manager worked in another NGO prior to joining NGO Manager worked in another NGO prior to joining NGO Did [manager] work in another NGO prior to joining [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? 310 35 Manager worked in government prior to joining NGO Manager worked in government prior to joining NGO Manager worked in government prior to joining NGO Manager worked in government prior to joining NGO Manager worked in government prior to joining NGO Did [manager] work in government prior to joining [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? For how many years? _______ years 310 40 Nb civil servants in nat. govt/line minist. manager knew Nb civil servants in nat. govt/line minist. manager knew Nb civil servants in nat. govt/line minist. manager knew Nb civil servants in nat. govt/line minist. manager knew Nb civil servants in nat. govt/line minist. manager knew How many civil servants in national government/line ministries did [manager] know before joining [NGO]? 310 500 Nb civil servants in local government manager knew Nb civil servants in local government manager knew Nb civil servants in local government manager knew Nb civil servants in local government manager knew Nb civil servants in local government manager knew How many civil servants in local government did [manager] know before joining [NGO]? 310 80 Manager involved in any other NGOs Manager involved in any other NGOs Manager involved in any other NGOs Manager involved in any other NGOs Manager involved in any other NGOs Is the [manager] involved in any other NGOs apart from [NGO]? 310 1 2 1 Yes 2 No How many other NGOs? How many other NGOs? How many other NGOs? How many other NGOs? How many other NGOs? [If Yes] How many other NGOs? 310 15 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 11 15 Manager has an occupation other than managing NGO Manager has an occupation other than managing NGO Manager has an occupation other than managing NGO Manager has an occupation other than managing NGO Manager has an occupation other than managing NGO Does [manager] have an occupation other than managing [NGO]? 310 2 1 Yes 2 No What kind of occupation What kind of occupation What kind of occupation What kind of occupation What kind of occupation [If Yes] What kind of occupation: [Circle one] 310 5 1 Professional (doctor, lawyer, professor) 2 Civil servant 3 Trader/business 4 Farming 5 Other