CPV_2009_InS_v01_M_WB DDI_CPV_2009_InS_v01_M_WB Antonina Redko Nesstar Publisher Version 01 Informal Survey 2009 InS 2009 CPV_2009_InS_v01_M_WB World Bank Nesstar Publisher World Bank Enterprise Survey [en/oth] Republic of Cabo Verde National The whole population, or the universe, covered in the survey is the non-agricultural economy. It comprises: all manufacturing sectors according to the ISIC Revision 3.1 group classification (group D), construction sector (group F), services sector (groups G and H), and transport, storage, and communications sector (group I). Note that this population definition excludes the following sectors: financial intermediation (group J), real estate and renting activities (group K, except sub-sector 72, IT, which was added to the population under study), and all public or utilities-sectors. 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Cape Verde-2009-Informal-full data-.NSDstat The file contains the cleaned, raw database. 129 189 Nesstar 200801 World Bank WEB STD FIRMID 129 0 your questionnaire number 129 0 questionnaire 129 0 6 informal 129 country code 129 0 1 burkina faso 0 2 cameroon 0 3 benin 0 4 chad 0 6 eritrea 0 7 malawi 0 8 niger 0 9 togo 0 21 burkina faso 0 23 cameroon 0 24 cape verde 129 city/town/village 129 0 Fonte Meio 1 Mindelo 30 Pedreira 1 Praia 67 Praia/Safende 1 espargos ilha do sal 1 espargos sal 1 espargos-ilha do sal 1 espargos/ sal 1 espargos/sal 6 lombo tanque 8 palmeiras/sal 2 pedra de lume/sal 1 sal 1 sal/espargos 5 santa maria/sal 2 region of the business 129 0 1 santiago 68 2 são vicente 40 3 sal 21 size of locality 129 0 1 capital city 67 2 city with population over 1 million – other than capital 0 3 over 250.000 to 1 million 0 4 50.000 to 250.000 41 5 less than 50.000 21 is this business registered with [insert name of the registration office] Is this business registered with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? If answer is Yes TERMINATE 129 0 1 yes 0 2 no 129 Interviewer code 128 1 Supervisor code 129 0 a.20 type of product or service that represents the largest proportion of the ye 129 0 1 63 2 other manufacturing inductries 66 15 food products and beverages 0 17 textiles 0 18 wearing apparel 0 24 chemical products 0 25 rubber and plastics products 0 26 other non-metallic mineral products 0 27 manufacture of basic metals 0 28 fabricated metal products 0 29 machinery and equipment 0 31 electrical machinery and apparatus (31 & 32) 0 32 electrical machinery and apparatus (31 & 32) 0 45 construction 0 50 other services 0 51 wholesale trade 0 52 retail trade 0 55 hotels and restaurants 0 60 transport (60-64) 0 72 computer and related activities 0 day Time face-to-face interview begins: 129 0 1 6 2 2 3 2 11 1 12 3 14 1 16 1 17 5 18 3 19 8 20 4 21 1 22 4 23 3 24 4 25 17 26 16 27 3 28 6 29 15 30 24 month Time face-to-face interview begins: 129 0 6 125 7 4 year Time face-to-face interview begins: 129 0 2009 129 hour Time face-to-face interview begins: 129 0 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 6 1 7 1 8 2 9 11 10 27 11 17 12 11 13 6 14 12 15 18 16 7 17 6 18 1 19 4 20 1 minutes Time face-to-face interview begins: 129 0 0 34 1 2 2 1 4 2 5 4 7 2 8 2 10 9 12 1 13 1 15 5 20 5 25 5 27 2 28 1 30 34 33 2 35 6 36 2 40 1 43 1 45 2 49 1 50 1 54 1 55 1 57 1 More than one main business activity Does this business have more than one main business activity? 129 0 1 yes 25 2 no 104 Number of owners READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING. The goal of this survey is to gather information and opinions about business activities such as yours. Ultimately, the information gathered here will help the World Bank to develop policies and programs that enhance employment and economic growth in [COUNTRY]. The information obtained here will be held in the strictest confidentiality. Neither your name nor the name of your business will be used in any analysis based on this survey. How many owners does this business have? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 117 2 11 10 1 Number of male owners How many owners are male? 12 117 -9 do not know 0 0 1 1 5 2 5 9 1 Sysmiss 117 Female as the largest owner 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 81 2 no 48 Ways largest owner acquired ownership of the business How did the largest owner acquire ownership of this business? 129 0 -9 0 1 started the business on their own or with partners 122 2 purchased an existing business 1 3 joined an existing family business 3 4 joined an existing non family business 0 5 other (spontaneous) 3 The family business was joined by: The family business was joined by: 3 126 -9 do not know 0 1 heritage 1 2 marriage 0 3 other (spontaneous) 2 Sysmiss 126 Reasons owner started the business Why did the largest owner start or take over this business? 129 0 -9 do not know 1 1 wanted to have his own business 90 2 could not find another job 25 3 job at another business was terminated 4 4 other (spontaneous) 9 Number of businesses started by owner In the past three years how many businesses were started by the largest owner? (include this business if started within the three years)) 129 0 -9 do not know 1 0 no business was started 78 1 44 2 5 6 1 Number of businesses still owned by largest owner How many of these businesses are still owned or managed by the largest owner? 51 78 -9 do not know 1 1 47 2 3 Sysmiss 78 Largest owner decision maker Is the largest owner also the main decision maker? 129 0 1 yes 124 2 no 5 -9 do not know 0 Female as main decision maker Is the main decision maker female? 5 124 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 2 2 no 3 Sysmiss 124 Years of experience working in this business main decision maker has How many years of experience working in this sector does the main decision maker have? 122 7 11.943 9.163 1 4 2 8 3 7 4 9 5 8 6 2 7 6 8 5 9 5 10 16 11 2 12 4 13 3 14 2 15 10 16 1 17 2 18 3 20 9 21 1 22 3 23 2 24 1 25 2 27 1 30 1 35 1 36 1 40 1 45 1 50 1 -9 do not know 7 Year business started What year did this business originally start? 129 0 1859.837 513.182 -9 do not know 8 13 1 1959 1 1975 1 1984 1 1985 1 1986 3 1987 1 1988 1 1989 4 1990 1 1991 3 1992 1 1993 1 1994 3 1995 5 1996 2 1997 5 1998 4 1999 12 2000 9 2001 5 2002 6 2003 3 2004 7 2005 10 2006 7 2007 11 2008 7 2009 5 Number of people worked at start up How many people, including owner and family members, worked in this business at start up? 125 4 1.552 0.979 0 4 1 76 2 25 3 15 4 3 5 1 6 1 -9 do not know 4 Registration when business began operation Was this business formally registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register] when it began operations? 129 0 -9 do not know 4 1 yes 1 2 no 124 Age of the largest owner READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: Now, we would like to learn more about the background of the business owner. What is the age of the largest owner? 129 0 39.357 10.642 20 1 21 1 23 1 24 5 25 1 27 4 28 4 29 3 30 7 31 3 32 5 33 3 34 1 35 7 37 8 38 14 39 7 40 8 41 4 42 9 43 2 44 1 45 2 46 3 47 2 48 3 49 3 50 3 51 1 54 2 55 2 57 1 59 2 64 1 65 1 69 1 70 1 71 1 81 1 -9 do not know 0 Marital status of the largest owner What is the marital status of the largest owner? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 single 60 2 currently married or partnered 61 3 8 Number of years the largest owner lived in this city For how many years has the largest owner lived in this city? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 -5 entire life 77 1 2 2 2 3 4 4 1 5 3 6 1 8 2 9 2 10 5 11 2 12 3 15 2 16 1 17 3 18 1 20 2 22 1 24 1 25 3 26 2 29 1 30 2 32 2 34 1 37 1 43 1 53 1 Place the largest owner lived before moving to this city Where did the largest owner live before moving to this city? 52 77 -9 do not know 0 1 smaller city in the same country 29 2 bigger or same size of city in the same country 13 3 different country 10 Sysmiss 77 Number of people who live within the largest owner’s household premises How many people live within the largest owner's household premises? 128 1 4.727 2.777 1 5 2 14 3 22 4 32 5 22 6 11 7 6 8 6 9 4 10 4 12 1 24 1 -9 do not know 1 Number of people in household who work under contract How many people within the largest owner's household premises have employment under a contract? 129 0 -9 do not know 6 0 40 1 34 2 30 3 10 4 6 5 1 6 1 7 1 Highest level of education of the largest owner What is the highest level of education of the largest owner? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 no education 15 2 primary school (complete or not) 74 3 secondary school (complete or not) 31 4 vocational training 5 5 university training (complete or not) 4 Largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education Has the largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 25 2 no 104 Highest level of education of owner's parents What is the highest level of education of either of the largest owner's parents? 129 0 -9 do not know 9 1 no education 63 2 primary school (complete or not) 45 3 secondary school (complete or not) 10 4 vocational training 0 5 university training (complete or not) 2 Largest owner’s parents owned a business Did either of the largest owner's parents own a business? 129 0 -9 do not know 3 1 yes 23 2 no 103 Previous occupation of the largest owner Prior to starting this business, what was the previous occupation of the largest owner? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 employed in the same activity as the current business 30 2 employed in a different activity 52 3 self-employed in a different type of activity 8 4 self employed in the same type of activity 5 5 unemployed 34 Owner currently has a job in an established business Does the largest owner currently have a job in an established business? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 21 2 no 108 Owner tried to get a job in an established business In the past two years, did the largest owner try to get a job in an established business? 108 21 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 24 2 no 84 Sysmiss 21 Owner got a job in an established business Did the largest owner get the job? 24 105 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 3 2 no 21 Sysmiss 105 Electricity use Does your business use electricity? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 80 2 no 49 Connection to the electricity grid Is the business connected to the electricity grid? 80 49 -9 do not know 1 1 yes 61 2 no 18 Sysmiss 49 Ways to pay for electricity How does this business pay for electricity? 80 49 -9 do not know 0 1 cash 76 2 check or bank transfer 1 3 another form of payment 3 4 no payment for electricity 0 Sysmiss 49 Power outages in the last month In the last month, did this business experience power outages? 80 49 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 56 2 no 24 Sysmiss 49 Number of power outages in the last month In the last month, how many power outages did this business experience? 47 82 4.617 3.998 1 8 2 5 3 11 4 7 5 6 6 1 7 2 8 1 10 3 15 2 20 1 -9 do not know 9 Sysmiss 73 Average duration of power outage, hours How long did these power outages last on average? 47 82 232.872 1101.111 1 less than one hour 21 2 8 3 7 4 1 5 1 6 3 12 3 24 1 5400 2 -9 9 Sysmiss 73 Loss as percent of total monthly sales due to power outages Please estimate the losses that resulted from power outages either as a percentage of total monthly sales or as total monthly losses. 47 82 12.319 21.682 0 none 9 1 11 2 5 3 4 4 1 5 3 7 1 10 2 15 1 30 4 35 1 40 1 50 1 80 3 -9 dk 0 Sysmiss 82 Monthly losses due to power outages Please estimate the losses that resulted from power outages either as a percentage of total monthly sales or as total monthly losses. 9 120 11111.111 13760.854 -9 dk 0 0 none 3 2000 1 4000 1 9000 1 20000 1 30000 1 35000 1 Sysmiss 120 Own/ share a generator Does this business own or share a generator? 79 50 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 3 2 no 76 Sysmiss 50 Percentage of electricity from generators In the last month, what percent of this business' electricity came from a generator or generators that the business owned or shared? 3 126 86.667 15.275 -9 do not know 0 70 1 90 1 100 1 Sysmiss 126 Water use Does this business use water for its activity (aside from typical employee consumption and hygiene)? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 43 2 no 86 Sources of water Does the water this business uses for its activity come from public or private sources? 43 86 -9 do not know 0 1 public 41 2 private 2 3 both public and private 0 Sysmiss 86 Insufficient water supply In the last month, did this business experience insufficient water supply? 41 88 1.805 0.401 1 yes 8 2 no 33 -9 do not know 0 Sysmiss 88 Number of incidents of water insufficiency In the last month, how many incidents of insufficient water supply did this business experience? 8 121 -9 do not know 1 1 1 2 3 3 1 4 1 7 1 Sysmiss 121 Average duration of insufficient water supply, hours How long did these incidents of insufficient water supply last on average? 7 122 -9 do not know 0 1 less than one hour 1 3 2 24 1 48 1 72 1 168 1 Sysmiss 122 Business use cell phone(s) for its activity At the present time, does this business use cell phone(s) for its activity? 129 0 -9 do not know 1 1 yes 72 2 no 56 Description of this business main product\service READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: The next topic to be covered is about your sales and purchases. In the last month, what was this business main product\service (that is, the product that represented the largest proportion of annual sales (in LCU))? 129 0 -9 1 Batata 1 Bebidas 1 Cadeiras 1 Calças Femininas 1 Cama 2 Cerveja e Grogue 1 Chinelos/Sapatos 1 Consertos de sapatos 1 Corte de calças 1 Costurar roupas 1 Croquete 1 Doce 4 Funguinhos 1 Fzer sanduiches 1 Gelados 1 Grades 1 Grogue 3 Internet Telefone 2 Iogurtes 1 Mobiliarios de Madeira 1 Moveis 1 Panos de mar e outros diversos 1 Pastel 2 Peixe 2 Pnche de mel 1 Portas 1 Portas de ferro 1 Portas, janelas e Varandas de ferro 1 Pão doce 1 Queijadas 1 Queijo e feijão verde 1 Reparação de Frigorifico 1 Revelar fotos e gravar CD's 1 Rindos 1 Roupas 1 Sandalhas 2 Secar cabelo 1 Servico de bar 1 Serviços de barberia 1 Sorvete 4 Transporte de pessoas e cargas 1 Venda de Iogurtes caseiros 1 Venda de refeição 1 Vestuario 1 análises bio-quimicas 1 armário de cozinha 1 artesanato 1 barbear 1 bebida alcoolica/groge 1 bebidas 1 bebidas alcoolicas 1 bolo/queke 1 bolos 3 bolos e aperitivos(doces e salgados) 1 bolos e produtos de pastelaria 1 bolos para aniversarios,baptismo e casamento 1 cabelereira 1 cadeira 1 cama 1 camas de ferro 1 cerveja 1 comida 1 concertar sapatos 1 concertos 1 confecção de enfeites para festas 1 cortes e costuras-bordados e rendas 1 costura 2 croquete 1 diversos(vestuarios,calçados,e outros) 1 doces(bolos aniversários, casamento,e quitudes) 1 fazer penteados e decoração de unhas 1 generos alimenticios-hortaliças legumes 1 lavagem dos cabelos 1 manga 1 pasteis de milho 1 pastilhas elasticas 1 penteados 1 pontche 2 portas e janelas 1 portão de ferro 1 produto alimentares/bifana 1 produção de artesanato(colaes,pulseiras,brincos) 1 produção de queijo 1 pub-dancing 1 pé de porco 1 rendas de cozinha/pegas,toalhas,bolsa pão 1 reparação 1 ressões 1 roupa 5 roupa para finalista 1 roupas 2 roupas e sapatos 1 sapateira 1 secar cabelos 1 serviços de costura 1 serviçosde costuras 1 servços de costuras 1 vestuario 3 vestuario/bidon de merca 1 vestuario/costura 1 vestuarios /roupas de mulheres 1 vestuário 3 Business as main product manufacturer Do you manufacture this product yourself? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 -7 does not apply 4 1 yes 73 2 no 52 Total sales of main product or service In the last month, please estimate total sales of the main product or service? 74 55 574453.649 2030265.085 0 1 120 1 500 1 2500 1 3000 2 5000 3 6000 1 6500 1 7000 1 8000 2 10000 2 12000 2 12700 1 15000 4 17000 1 18000 1 20000 7 22000 1 24000 1 25000 1 26000 1 28000 2 30000 5 33400 1 35000 1 40000 1 41000 1 45000 1 48000 1 50000 1 60000 3 65000 1 68350 1 70000 1 75000 1 90000 2 94500 1 100000 3 120000 1 160000 1 300000 1 1000000 1 1200000 1 1800000 1 2200000 1 6000000 1 6750000 1 8000000 1 13000000 1 -9 dk 55 What were this business's total sales last month? 77 52 555933.117 1618187.317 0 1 3000 1 6000 2 10000 1 11000 1 15000 1 16000 2 18000 1 19000 1 20000 3 23700 1 24000 1 30000 2 34000 2 35000 1 40000 1 50000 1 60000 4 70000 1 75750 1 80000 1 82000 1 86400 1 90000 3 94500 1 100000 3 130000 1 150000 4 160000 1 172000 1 200000 9 275500 1 280000 2 300000 3 350000 2 400000 2 500000 1 580000 1 950000 1 1500000 1 1750000 1 1800000 2 2100000 1 2200000 1 3000000 1 6750000 1 12000000 1 -9 dk 52 The total sales last month represented: The total sales last month represented: 129 0 -9 do not know 21 1 what is normally sold by this business 47 2 below what is normally sold by this business 53 3 above what is normally sold by this business 8 Regular month’s total sales Could you please estimate the business's sales in a regular month, that is, a month that is neither the busiest nor the slowest? 48 81 1675531.25 6048050.318 6500 1 7000 1 8000 1 10000 3 12000 3 15000 1 18000 1 20000 3 25000 3 35000 1 45000 1 50000 2 60000 1 70000 2 76000 1 80000 1 85000 2 89000 1 90000 1 95000 1 100000 1 110000 1 130000 1 250000 1 350000 1 400000 1 450000 1 1500000 3 2300000 1 2500000 1 4000000 1 5100000 1 7000000 1 12000000 1 40000000 1 -9 dk 34 Sysmiss 47 Slowest month’s total sales Could you please estimate the business's sales in the slowest month of the year? 80 49 689016.25 3497143.592 0 5 1000 2 1300 1 1500 1 2500 1 3000 1 4000 2 5000 5 6000 1 7000 3 8000 3 9000 2 10000 4 12000 1 13000 1 15000 9 16000 1 19000 1 20000 8 24000 1 25000 1 30000 1 32000 1 35000 1 40000 2 43000 1 45000 1 53000 1 55000 1 60000 1 62000 1 65000 1 75000 1 90000 2 100000 1 300000 2 500000 1 1500000 2 4050000 1 4500000 2 6500000 1 30000000 1 -9 dk 49 Busiest month’s total sales Could you please estimate the business's sales in the busiest month of the year? 77 52 1803857.156 7282210.821 1 1 3000 1 4000 1 5000 1 6000 1 7000 1 8000 1 10000 2 14000 1 15000 2 16000 1 17000 2 20000 2 21000 1 22000 2 22500 1 24000 1 25000 5 30000 4 35000 1 40000 2 45000 1 49000 1 50000 3 55000 2 70000 1 80000 2 85000 1 90000 1 94500 1 95000 1 100000 5 120000 2 145000 1 150000 2 200000 1 350000 1 400000 1 460000 1 560000 1 650000 1 1000000 1 2000000 1 2200000 1 3200000 1 4000000 1 4800000 1 6000000 3 8800000 1 14485000 1 15000000 1 60000000 1 -9 dk 52 Business’ total sales to final consumers, LCU 111 18 383549.369 1369665.113 0 1 10 1 20 1 100 31 6000 2 10000 1 11000 1 12000 1 15000 1 16000 2 18000 1 19000 1 20000 4 23700 1 24000 1 30000 3 34000 2 35000 1 40000 1 45000 1 50000 1 60000 3 70000 1 75750 1 80000 1 82000 1 86400 1 90000 3 94500 1 100000 2 130000 1 150000 5 160000 1 170000 1 172000 1 200000 7 275500 1 280000 2 300000 4 350000 1 400000 2 450000 1 580000 1 950000 1 1500000 1 1750000 1 1800000 2 2100000 1 2200000 1 3000000 1 6750000 1 12000000 1 -9 dk 18 Business’ total sales to other firms or businesses, LCU 111 18 3469.198 12964.667 0 99 1 1 80 1 5000 1 10000 1 20000 1 30000 2 50000 3 60000 1 80000 1 -9 dk 18 Business’ total sales to others, LCU 129 0 -9 18 0 111 Business’ total sales to others (specify), LCU 0 0 Produce under contract for another business or person Do you produce under contract for another business or person? 129 0 -9 do not know 3 1 yes 13 2 no 113 Number of years of relations with primary supplier For how many years have you known this business' primary supplier of its main input/sales item? 68 61 4.206 4.112 0 8 1 less than one year 15 2 7 3 8 4 4 5 7 6 4 7 2 8 2 9 2 10 6 15 2 20 1 -9 dk 61 Number of hours of normal operation How many hours per week does the business normally operate? 77 52 43.104 24.683 4 1 7 1 8 12 9 1 10 3 18 1 21 1 24 2 28 1 29 1 32 1 40 3 42 1 44 5 45 1 47 1 48 8 49 1 52 1 56 12 60 7 64 1 65 1 68 1 69 1 70 2 72 1 80 1 94 1 98 3 -9 dk 52 Location of business READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: Now we turn to another topic. Where Is this business located? 129 0 1 within household premises 72 2 outside household premises 57 What kind of location does this business have? 57 72 -9 do not know 0 1 with fixed premises and with permanent structure 29 2 with fixed premises and with temporary structure (kiosk or stall) 4 3 without fixed premises (taxis, street vendors, etc.) 24 Sysmiss 72 Area occupied by the business What is the total area occupied by this business? 42 87 29.119 77.273 1 2 3 2 4 3 5 1 6 2 8 1 10 1 12 2 15 3 16 1 18 1 20 10 21 2 22 1 24 1 25 1 26 2 27 1 28 1 35 1 45 1 52 1 513 1 -9 do not know 63 Sysmiss 24 Area occupied by the business: units What is the total area occupied by this business? 42 87 1 square feet 0 2 square meters 42 Sysmiss 87 Area occupied by the business: other 0 0 Business owns building /temporary structures it occupies Does this business own the land and building /temporary structures it occupies? 105 24 -9 2 1 41 2 54 3 8 Sysmiss 24 Does this business pay any rent for the land and buildings or temporary structures it occupies? 64 65 -9 do not know 2 1 yes 32 2 no 30 Sysmiss 65 Monthly rent of land How much is the monthly rent? Please break out the rent into two portions - rent for the land and rent for the building/temporary structures. 28 101 3432.214 3162.551 0 2 1000 1 1100 1 1200 2 1210 1 1240 1 1250 1 1302 1 1500 2 1600 1 2000 1 2500 3 3800 1 4000 1 4500 1 5000 2 5200 1 6000 1 7000 1 9000 1 11000 1 12000 1 -9 dk 1 Sysmiss 100 Monthly rent of building/temporary structure How much is the monthly rent? Please break out the rent into two portions - rent for the land and rent for the building/temporary structures. 28 101 3438.071 3026.893 0 1 500 1 1000 4 1200 2 1350 1 1500 1 1600 1 2000 2 2500 1 3000 3 4000 3 5000 2 5416 1 6000 3 12000 2 -9 dk 1 Sysmiss 100 Monthly rent of land and building/temporary structure How much is the monthly rent? Please break out the rent into two portions- rent for the land and rent for the building/temporary structures. 5 124 1260000 2129592.097 5000 1 15000 1 280000 1 1000000 1 5000000 1 -9 dk 0 Sysmiss 124 Business has title registered at the land registry office Does the owner or business have a title registered at the land registry office (cadastral register) [insert name of the registration office where properties are registered] over the land it occupies? 41 88 -9 do not know 3 1 yes 24 2 no 14 Sysmiss 88 Estimated monthly rent of land and building/temporary structure How much would the monthly rent be if the business had to pay for the land and buildings it occupies? 45 84 57822.222 205801.486 0 3 5000 2 6000 1 7000 1 7500 1 8000 6 8500 1 9000 1 10000 8 12000 2 15000 8 20000 3 25000 1 30000 1 32000 1 35000 2 65000 1 1000000 2 -9 dk 25 Sysmiss 59 Business changed location due to a lack of formal title to its land or building Over the last 12 months, did the business have to change its main business location due to a lack of formal title to its land or building? 104 25 -9 do not know 3 1 yes 3 2 no 98 Sysmiss 25 Payment for security READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: We now turn to another topic. In the last month, did this business pay for security, for example equipment, personnel, or security services? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 13 2 no 116 Total cost of security, LCU Please estimate the total cost of security last month. 8 121 189225 505540.324 0 none 0 1300 1 2500 1 5000 1 7000 1 8000 1 10000 1 40000 1 1440000 1 -9 dk 5 Sysmiss 116 Losses as a result of theft, robbery, vandalism or arson In the last month, did this business experience losses as a result of theft, robbery, vandalism or arson? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 17 2 no 112 Total value of losses, LCU Please estimate the value of losses (including sales lost) due to crime occurred to this business last month. 17 112 -9 dk 4 0 none 0 2000 1 5000 2 8000 1 10000 2 12000 1 35000 1 47000 1 65000 1 70000 1 80000 2 Sysmiss 112 Informal payments by registered firms: opinion Do you think that informal firms similar to yours make regular informal payments in order to stay in business? 17 112 -9 do not know 4 -8 refusal 4 1 yes 1 2 no 8 Sysmiss 112 How big an obstacle crime, theft and disorder are Are crime, theft and disorder No Obstacle, a Minor Obstacle, a Moderate Obstacle, a Major Obstacle, or a Very Severe Obstacle to the current operations of this business? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 -7 does not apply 0 0 no obstacle 31 1 minor obstacle 20 2 moderate obstacle 20 3 major obstacle 18 4 very severe obstacle 40 Purchase of inputs or supplies on credit READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: I would like to ask you a few questions about how you finance the operations of this business. Do you normally buy any of your inputs or supplies on credit? 129 0 -9 do not know 1 1 yes 21 2 no 107 Sale of goods or services on credit Do you normally sell any of your goods or services on credit? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 23 2 no 106 Financial accounts of business run separately from the accounts of household Are the financial accounts of the business run separately from the accounts of the household? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 58 2 no 71 Day to day operations financed from: Internal funds 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 106 2 no 23 Day to day operations financed from: Credit from suppliers or advances from customers 129 0 -9 do not know 0 0 1 1 yes 30 2 no 98 Day to day operations financed from: Moneylenders 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 2 2 no 127 Day to day operations financed from: Microfinance institutions 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 3 2 no 126 Day to day operations financed from: Banks 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 10 2 no 119 Day to day operations financed from: Friends/ Relatives 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 17 2 no 112 Day to day operations financed from: Other sources 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 0 2 no 129 Day to day operations financed from: Other sources (specify) 0 0 Most used option in question k4 Of the options listed above, which is the most used? 129 0 -9 do not know 3 1 88 2 10 4 1 5 18 6 8 7 1 Purchase of machinery/equipment/land/buildings In the last year, did you buy any machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 11 2 no 118 LCU spent on purchases of: Machinery new or used 11 118 -9 dk 0 0 1 12000 1 15000 1 24000 1 40000 1 58000 2 60000 2 80000 1 4000000 1 Sysmiss 118 LCU spent on purchases of: Equipments and tools new or used 11 118 -9 dk 2 0 4 4000 1 6000 1 25000 2 50000 1 Sysmiss 118 LCU spent on purchases of: Vehicles new or used and other means of transport 11 118 -9 dk 1 0 9 1800000 1 Sysmiss 118 LCU spent on purchases of: Land 11 118 -9 dk 1 0 10 Sysmiss 118 LCU spent on purchases of: Buildings (purchased or constructed by yourself) 11 118 -9 dk 1 0 9 15000 1 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Internal funds 11 118 -9 dk 0 1 yes 10 2 no 1 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Credit from suppliers or advances from customers 11 118 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 1 2 no 10 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Moneylenders 11 118 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 0 2 no 11 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Microfinance institutions 11 118 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 0 2 no 11 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Banks 11 118 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 3 2 no 8 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Friends/ Relatives 11 118 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 1 2 no 10 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Other sources 11 118 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 0 2 no 11 Sysmiss 118 Sources to purchase equipment, land, buildings: Other sources (specify) 0 0 Most important source to purchase equipment, land, buildings Of the options listed above, which is the most important? 11 118 -9 do not know 0 1 7 2 2 5 2 Sysmiss 118 Establishment has bank account to run business Do you have a bank account to run this business? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 48 2 no 81 Do you use a separate bank account for your household? 48 81 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 24 2 no 24 Sysmiss 81 Business has a loan At this time, does this business have a loan? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 9 2 no 120 Sources of loan Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan from? 9 120 -9 do not know 0 1 bank 7 2 moneylenders 0 3 micro-credit institutions 2 4 input supplier or customer 0 5 other 0 Sysmiss 120 Loan collateral Referring only to the most recent loan, did the financing require guarantee? 9 120 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 7 2 no 2 Sysmiss 120 Loan application last year In the last year, did this business apply for any loans? 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 yes 11 2 no 118 Reasons for not applying for a loan What was the main reason why this business did not apply for any loan? 118 11 -9 do not know 0 1 no need for a loan 62 2 application procedures are complex 12 3 interest rates are too high 12 4 did not have required guarantees 17 5 did not think it would be approved because i am not registered 4 6 other (spontaneous) 11 Sysmiss 11 Number of paid workers, last month 119 10 1.412 1.123 0 21 1 57 2 19 3 17 4 4 6 1 -9 do not know 10 Number of unpaid workers, last month INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable 120 9 0.767 0.867 0 53 1 51 2 7 3 9 -9 do not know 9 Would you state that last month the number of people working in the business was: 129 0 -9 do not know 2 1 higher than usual 2 2 lower than usual 3 3 as usual 122 Number of paid workers, usual month INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable 5 124 1.4 1.14 0 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 -9 do not know 2 Sysmiss 122 Number of unpaid workers, usual month INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable 5 124 0.8 0.837 0 2 1 2 2 1 -9 do not know 2 Sysmiss 122 Number of paid workers, month with the highest number of people INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable 121 8 1.512 1.089 0 18 1 52 2 28 3 19 4 3 6 1 -9 do not know 8 INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable 129 0 -9 do not know 13 0 52 1 48 2 11 3 4 5 1 Number of paid workers, month with the lowest number of people INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable 120 9 1.408 1.041 0 19 1 58 2 23 3 16 4 3 5 1 -9 do not know 9 Number of unpaid workers, month with the lowest number of people INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable 129 0 -9 do not know 13 0 53 1 52 2 7 3 3 5 1 Number of paid female employees Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? 112 17 0.812 0.855 0 46 1 47 2 14 3 4 4 1 -9 do not know 17 Number of unpaid female employees Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? 113 16 0.584 0.764 0 62 1 39 2 10 3 1 4 1 -9 do not know 16 Number of family members working in the establishment Last month, how many family members of the owner(s) of this business were working in this business? 121 8 0.793 0.774 0 46 1 58 2 14 3 2 4 1 -9 do not know 8 Average monthly salary for a full-time worker, LCU What is the approximate average monthly salary for a full-time worker? 76 53 143118.711 473703.207 0 24 10 1 12 1 5000 4 7000 1 7500 2 8000 7 8500 2 9000 1 10000 13 12000 4 15000 2 18000 2 20000 3 24000 1 25000 1 1000000 2 1200000 2 1500000 2 3000000 1 -9 do not know 53 Average monthly salary for a full-time female worker, LCU What is the approximate average monthly salary for a full-time female worker? 58 71 447784.81 2023647.09 0 19 1 2 16 1 1000 1 5000 2 7000 3 7500 1 8000 4 8500 2 9000 3 10000 5 11000 1 15000 4 17000 1 18000 1 900000 1 1000000 3 1800000 1 2000000 1 3000000 1 15000001 1 -9 do not know 33 -7 does not apply 38 Would like to register business READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: We now turn to another topic. Would you like for your business to be registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 129 0 -9 do not know 6 1 yes 71 2 no 52 Main reasons for not registering Choosing from the following list, what is the main reason you are not registered with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 117 12 -9 do not know 0 1 getting information on what you need to do to register is difficult 26 2 time to complete registration procedures 2 3 fees to complete registration procedures 7 4 taxes on registered businesses 28 5 potential inspections and meetings with government officials 1 6 bribes that registered businesses need to pay 1 7 there is no benefit for my business being registered 40 8 other (specify) 12 Sysmiss 12 Main reason for not registering; other Choosing from the following list, what is the main reason you are not registered with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 92 0 -9 4 1 23 2 2 3 6 4 26 5 1 6 1 7 19 8 4 Não quer 1 estão a tratar de registo 1 falta de imformação 1 nem sempre tem encomendas 1 não conhece 1 não tem imformação 1 Informal gift to remain unregistered Does this business have to pay any informal payment to remain unregistered? 129 0 -9 do not know 1 -8 refusal 0 1 yes 2 2 no 126 Benefits from registering: Better access to financing 129 0 -9 do not know 18 -7 not applicable 5 1 yes 76 2 no 30 Benefits from registering: Better access to raw materials 129 0 -9 do not know 18 -7 not applicable 5 1 yes 37 2 no 69 Benefits from registering: Less bribes to pay 129 0 -9 do not know 20 -7 not applicable 20 1 yes 10 2 no 79 Benefits from registering: Better legal foundations on the property rights of land and buildings 129 0 -9 do not know 24 -7 not applicable 19 1 yes 36 2 no 50 Benefits from registering: More access to government programs or services 129 0 -9 do not know 27 -7 not applicable 10 1 yes 42 2 no 50 Benefits from registering: Better access to workers 129 0 -9 do not know 17 -7 not applicable 12 1 yes 41 2 no 59 Benefits from registering: Better opportunities with formal firms 129 0 -9 do not know 20 -7 not applicable 8 1 yes 59 2 no 42 Benefits from registering: Better access to markets 129 0 -9 do not know 18 -7 not applicable 5 1 yes 64 2 no 42 Benefits from registering: Better access to infrastructure services 129 0 -9 do not know 25 -7 not applicable 7 1 yes 43 2 no 54 Main benefit of registering Main benefit of registering 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 better access to financing 81 2 better access to raw materials 8 3 less bribes to pay 1 4 better legal foundations on the property rights of land and buildings 4 5 more access to government programs or services 1 6 better access to workers 3 7 better opportunities with formal firms 13 8 better access to markets 18 9 better access to infrastructure services 0 Main benefit of registering : rotation 129 0 -9 do not know 0 1 better access to financing 69 2 better access to raw materials 41 3 less bribes to pay 19 4 better legal foundations on the property rights of land and buildings 0 5 more access to government programs or services 0 6 better access to workers 0 7 better opportunities with formal firms 0 8 better access to markets 0 9 better access to infrastructure services 0 Time to register the business, days On average, how long do you think it would take to register your business with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 43 86 45.116 74.374 1 1 2 2 5 2 7 1 10 3 14 2 15 5 20 1 30 13 45 3 60 7 90 1 365 2 -9 do not know 86 Maximum time to register the business, days What is the maximum time (or the longest) you think it can take to register your business with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 48 81 67.083 111.594 0 1 2 2 9 1 10 1 14 1 15 1 20 2 30 14 35 1 40 1 45 1 48 1 60 8 65 1 90 10 365 1 730 1 -9 do not know 81 Minimum time to register the business, days What is the minimum time (or the shortest) you think it can take to register your business with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 46 83 30.674 61.535 0 1 1 2 2 2 3 1 5 3 7 5 10 1 12 1 14 1 15 8 20 2 23 1 30 14 38 1 70 1 240 1 365 1 -9 do not know 83 Affect business: High absenteeism due to sickness of the employee READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: We now turn to another topic. 129 0 -9 do not know 2 1 yes 11 2 no 116 Affect business: High absenteeism as employees need to care of family/friends due to sickness 129 0 -9 do not know 1 1 yes 5 2 no 123 AIDS affect on business: High absenteeism due to HIV/AIDS of the employee 129 0 -9 do not know 1 1 yes 0 2 no 128 AIDS affect on business: High absenteeism as employees need to care of family/friends due to HIV/AIDS 129 0 -9 do not know 1 1 yes 0 2 no 128 Biggest obstacle faced by business Which of the following elements of the business environment, if any, represents the biggest obstacle faced by this business? 129 0 -9 do not know 3 -7 not applicable 13 1 limited access to finance 38 2 restricted access to land 10 3 corruption 4 4 crime, theft and disorder 24 5 poor public infrastructure 0 6 inadequately educated workforce 1 7 political instability 1 8 difficult business registration procedures 9 9 workers are unreliable 3 10 poor health of workforce 3 11 limited demand for product or services 20 Biggest obstacle: Rotation 129 0 1 81 2 38 3 10 Total cost of labor, LCU 66 63 392555.455 2607306.556 -8 refusal 0 0 21 1000 1 1500 1 4000 1 6000 1 6500 1 7000 2 8000 1 10000 2 12300 1 15000 3 17000 1 19000 1 20000 3 23000 1 24000 2 26000 1 30000 2 35000 2 36000 2 44000 1 45000 1 48000 1 50000 2 56000 1 60000 3 72360 1 80000 2 90000 1 300000 1 3300000 1 21000000 1 -9 dk 63 Total cost of raw materials and intermediate goods used in production, LCU 57 72 203815.947 1323129.175 -8 refusal 0 0 9 9 1 700 1 1500 1 2000 1 2500 1 3000 1 3500 1 5000 4 5300 1 6000 2 8000 2 9000 1 10000 3 11000 1 12000 1 13750 1 14000 1 15000 4 20000 3 20750 1 22000 1 25000 1 30000 1 35000 1 45500 1 48000 1 55000 1 56000 1 59000 1 60000 2 65000 1 80000 2 600000 1 10000000 1 -9 dk 72 Total costs of electricity including fuel for generators, LCU 73 56 34745.945 145303.006 -8 refusal 0 0 14 2 1 800 1 900 2 1000 1 1500 1 1872 1 2000 3 2300 1 2500 2 3000 6 3050 1 4000 6 4260 1 5000 6 5200 1 5700 1 6000 2 6500 1 6970 1 7000 3 8000 2 10000 2 11000 1 12000 1 12500 1 18000 1 25000 2 29000 2 32000 1 150000 1 300000 1 700000 1 1000000 1 -9 dk 56 Machinery use In its current operations does this business use machinery? 129 0 -9 do not know 2 1 yes 63 2 no 64 Cost of machinery, LCU If this business were to purchase all the machinery it uses, in its current condition, how much would they cost? 42 87 14853452.381 92507826.741 -8 refusal 0 5000 1 10000 2 11000 1 20000 3 21000 1 22000 1 23000 1 30000 3 35000 1 38000 1 49000 1 50000 1 69000 1 70000 1 80000 1 100000 4 120000 1 200000 5 276000 1 300000 2 350000 1 456000 1 500000 2 2000000 1 2500000 1 4500000 1 10000000 1 600000000 1 -9 dk 21 Sysmiss 66 Vehicles use In its current operations does this business use vehicles or other means of transport? 129 0 -9 1 1 25 2 102 320000 1 Cost of vehicles, LCU If this business were to purchase the vehicles or other means of transport it uses, in its current condition, how much would they cost? 7 122 78500857.143 131338974.941 0 1 6000 1 1500000 1 3000000 1 5000000 1 250000000 1 290000000 1 -9 do not know 18 Sysmiss 104 Cost of tools and equipment, LCU If this business were to purchase all the tools and equipment (excluding machinery and vehicles) it uses, in its current condition, how much would they cost? 35 94 1772132.286 6860564.749 0 4 630 1 2000 2 3000 2 5000 1 12000 1 15000 1 30000 2 50000 1 70000 1 72000 1 100000 2 150000 2 200000 3 250000 1 280000 1 300000 1 350000 1 500000 1 950000 1 1500000 1 2500000 1 6000000 1 8000000 1 40000000 1 -9 do not know 94 a15a1a. please complete the following information about the interviewee(s) - pos 129 0 Chefe 3 Dona 1 Dono 39 Gerente 16 Propretário 2 Proprietario 30 assistente comercial 1 chefe 1 dono 3 gerente 5 gerente /dono 1 gerente/dono 5 proprietario 15 proprietario e gerente 1 proprietario-gerente 1 proprietário 1 proprietário-gerente 1 responsavel 1 sub-chefe 1 vendedora 1 Main respondent years working in the firm Please complete the following information about the interviewee(s) 129 0 10.047 9.215 1 7 2 10 3 11 4 7 5 13 6 8 7 9 8 5 9 8 10 15 11 1 12 2 13 3 14 2 15 6 16 1 17 3 18 1 20 5 21 1 22 2 24 1 27 1 30 1 35 1 36 1 37 1 40 1 49 1 50 1 Main respondent gender Please complete the following information about the interviewee(s) 129 0 Female 70 MASCULINO 5 Male 53 masculino 1 day Time face-to-face interview ends: 129 0 1 6 2 2 3 2 11 1 12 3 14 1 16 1 17 5 18 3 19 8 20 4 21 1 22 4 23 3 24 4 25 17 26 16 27 3 28 6 29 15 30 24 month Time face-to-face interview ends: 129 0 6 125 7 4 hour Time face-to-face interview ends: 129 0 2 1 3 2 4 1 6 1 8 1 9 3 10 14 11 28 12 14 13 9 14 8 15 15 16 13 17 9 18 4 19 4 20 1 21 1 minutes Time face-to-face interview ends: 129 0 0 16 5 1 10 16 11 1 15 3 17 1 20 8 23 2 24 1 25 2 27 1 29 2 30 21 32 1 33 1 35 7 38 2 40 6 43 3 44 1 45 8 46 1 48 1 49 1 50 10 52 1 55 8 56 2 59 1 perception of the questions regarding opinions and perceptions INTERVIEWERS PLEASE ANSWER AT END OF THE INTERVIEW It is my perception that the questions regarding opinions and perceptions: 129 0 1 truthful 96 2 somewhat truthful 32 3 not truthful 1 the questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): INTERVIEWERS PLEASE ANSWER AT END OF THE INTERVIEW The questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): 129 0 1 are taken directly from business records 12 2 are estimates computed with some precision 101 3 are arbitrary and unreliable numbers 16 Ability to read show cards Did the respondent was able to read the Show Cards? 129 0 1 yes 102 2 no 26 4 1 interviewer comments INTERVIEWERS PLEASE ANSWER AT END OF THE INTERVIEW 129 0 No comment 128 não tem registo 1 this questionnaire was completed in: SUPERVISORS PLEASE ANSWER This questionnaire was completed in: 129 0 1 one visit in face-to-face interview with one person 129 2 one visit in face-to-face interview with different people 0 3 several visits 0 if option 2 or 3 in a.18, estimate duration of the whole interview: hours SUPERVISORS PLEASE ANSWER If option 2 or 3 in A.18, estimate duration of the whole interview 0 129 Sysmiss 129 if option 2 or 3 in a.18, estimate duration of the whole interview - minutes 0 129 Sysmiss 129