MTARI: Insurance, Credit and Technology Adoption RF-P106358-RESE-BBRSB DDI_MWI_2006_MTARI_v01_M_PUF Development Data Group 2013-03-05 Nesstar Publisher v01 (March 2013) N/A Technology Adoption and Risk Initiative Household Baseline Survey 2006 MTARI 2006 MWI_2006_MTARI_v01_M_PUF Xavier Gine Dean Yang Commodity Risk Management Group National Smallholder Farmers Association of Malawi Opportunity International Bank of Malawi Malawi Rural Finance Corporation Insurance Association of Malawi Nesstar Publisher World Bank Xavier Gine World Bank Microdata Library Other Household Survey [hh/oth] - v01: Edited, anonymous datasets for public distribution. Malawi Lilongwe North, Mchinji, Kasungu, and Nkhotakota regions in central Malawi. Sample survey data [ssd] Face-to-face [f2f] 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. bmain_PUF.NSDstat 1087 280 Nesstar 200801 bagricont_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "BB. Member Characteristics" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 2018 29 Nesstar 200801 bclubmem_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "BB. Member Characteristics" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 2536 24 Nesstar 200801 bcover_PUF.NSDstat 1087 30 Nesstar 200801 bcprod_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "D. Crop Production" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 2251 68 Nesstar 200801 bcredit_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "G.Credit" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 361 42 Nesstar 200801 bcsales_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "C. Crop Sales and Marketing" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 1870 33 Nesstar 200801 bhroster_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "A. Household Roster" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 6746 31 Nesstar 200801 bhtransfer_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "K. Inter-Household Transfers of Goods, Services and Money (Remittances)" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 2301 29 Nesstar 200801 blanduc_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "C. Land Use and Cropping Patterns" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 2381 37 Nesstar 200801 blivesto_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "I. Livestock" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 1087 52 Nesstar 200801 briskresp1_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "O. Risk Response" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 1054 54 Nesstar 200801 briskresp2_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "O. Risk Response" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 1096 29 Nesstar 200801 bsavins_PUF.NSDstat The dataset contains information from "H. Savings and Insurance" section of "MTARI 2006 Household Baseline Questionnaire" 1087 43 Nesstar 200801 _qno.NSDstat This dataset contains the treatment assignment and take-up of insurance 835 5 Nesstar 200801 1087 0 1 2026 555.253 335.913 1083 4 1 30 5.792 4.044 b1 has he/she been living in this village all his/her life? 1087 0 1 yes 513 2 no 574 b1b how long has the club member lived in this village? 589 498 0 60 17.365 11.781 b2 how long has the club member lived in this house? 1085 2 0 80 8.582 8.717 b3 what is the main construction material of the outside walls of your house? 1084 3 1 brick/stone 83 2 burnt bricks 467 3 mud and bricks 266 4 corrugated iron 5 5 wood 2 6 wood and mud 13 7 mud 246 8 other 2 Sysmiss 3 b3 other specify 1 0 Wood and grass 1 b4 what is the main flooring material of your house? 1086 1 1 earth 891 2 wood/planks 10 3 polished wood/vinyl/tiles 7 4 cement 178 Sysmiss 1 b5 what is the main construction material of the roof of your house? 1087 0 1 straw/thatch 809 2 sheet metal 270 3 tile/slate 4 4 other 4 b5 other specify 0 0 b6 how many rooms does this house have? 1086 1 0 2 1 121 2 394 3 326 4 166 5 55 6 13 7 5 8 2 9 2 Sysmiss 1 b7 does the household own or rent this house? 1087 0 1 own 1049 2 rent 18 3 borrow 16 4 squatter 4 b8 where does the household get most of the drinking Where does the household get most of the drinking water? 1086 1 1 piped water in residence 44 2 public tap 72 3 private well 75 4 public well 305 5 river/stream 58 6 pond/lake 6 7 rain-water harvesting 2 8 borehole well 522 9 other 2 Sysmiss 1 b8 other specify Where does the household get most of the drinking water? 5 0 3.00 3 6.00 1 8.00 1 b9 what is the main source of lighting for your house What is the main source of lighting for your house? 1087 0 1 electricity 17 2 solar power 4 3 gas/oil/kerosene 997 4 firewood 37 5 candles 2 6 none 7 7 other 23 b9 other specify What is the main source of lighting for your house? 3 0 7 1 Baobab 1 Glass 1 What is the relationship of the Club Member with the VH? 1087 0 1 village chief 42 2 spouse 20 3 brother/sister 139 4 son/daughter 30 5 mother/father 82 6 uncle/aunt 140 7 other relative 136 8 cousin 56 9 grandfather/grandmother 78 10 no relation 364 b10 other specify What is the relationship of the Club Member with the VH? 3 0 2.00 1 3.00 1 7.00 1 b11 what is the religious affiliation of the club member What is the religious affiliation of the Club Member? 1086 1 1 catholic 468 2 protestant 528 3 muslim 15 4 no religion 34 5 other (specify) 41 Sysmiss 1 b11 other specify What is the religious affiliation of the Club Member? 22 0 African 3 Anglican 1 Assemblies kingdom 1 CCAP 4 Jehova,s witness 1 Jehovas Witness 2 Jesus followers 1 Last 2 Manuel 1 Manuel church 1 SDA 3 ccap 1 church of christ 1 b12 since when are you a member of club [name]? 988 99 1 jan 25 2 feb 8 3 march 46 4 april 48 5 may 52 6 june 143 7 july 133 8 aug 241 9 sept 164 10 oct 95 11 nov 26 12 dec 6 7777 1 Sysmiss 99 b12 since when are you a member of club [name]? 1071 16 1984 2006 2003.23 2.917 b13 were you ever a committee member of the club? 1084 3 1 yes 404 2 no 680 Sysmiss 3 b14 what position did you have in the club? 402 685 1 chairperson 124 2 secretary 104 3 treasurer 55 4 other 119 Sysmiss 685 b15 were you ever a committee member of the club? 788 299 1 yes 135 2 no 653 Sysmiss 299 156 931 1 chairperson 98 2 sectretary 37 3 treasurer 10 4 other 11 Sysmiss 931 b13 were you ever a committee member of the gac? 1078 9 1 yes 103 2 no 975 Sysmiss 9 b14 what position did you have in the gac? 105 982 1 chairperson 32 2 sectretary 19 3 treasurer 18 4 other 36 Sysmiss 982 b15 were you ever a committee member of the gac? 781 306 1 chairperson 38 2 sectretary 743 3 treasurer 0 4 other 0 Sysmiss 306 42 1045 1 chairperson 24 2 sectretary 8 3 treasurer 4 4 other 6 Sysmiss 1045 b13 were you ever a committee member of the association? 1078 9 1 yes 29 2 no 1049 Sysmiss 9 b14 what position did you have in the assoication? 32 1055 1 chairperson 3 2 sectretary 10 3 treasurer 2 4 other 17 Sysmiss 1055 b15 were you ever a committee member of the association? 795 292 1 yes 14 2 no 781 Sysmiss 292 16 1071 1 chairperson 7 2 sectretary 2 3 treasurer 0 4 other 7 Sysmiss 1071 b17 how many household members belong to the How many household members belong to the Club [name]? 1083 4 0 267 1 716 2 89 3 5 4 2 6 2 14 1 15 1 Sysmiss 4 b18 does any member of the household belong to another Does any member of the household belong to another club, cooperative or association? 1085 2 1 yes 113 2 no 972 Sysmiss 2 b19 if yes, which two principal cooperatives or associations 120 967 1 horticultural 21 2 welfare 9 3 women's group 41 4 other 49 Sysmiss 967 b19 other specify 36 0 Aids supprot group 1 Barley club 1 Burley 1 Bussiness Group 1 Chotenje co-operative society 1 Health counsellor 1 Home basedcare 1 Irrigation 1 Irrigation club 1 Kadziweluze Sacco 1 Kasauka tobacco club 1 MADERF 1 MRFS 1 Masaf small business group 1 Mbalang'ombe burley club 1 Microfinance club 1 Mwai Club for tobacco 1 Mwaiwadza barley club 2 NGO 1 NICE 1 Nasfam -Chinjoka club 1 Orphan care 2 Orphan care support 1 Red cross 1 Redcross volunteer 1 Rice farming club 1 Sacco 1 Tobacco 1 Tobacco Farmers club 2 Tobacco club 1 Tobbacco 1 W.V.I Women farmers of livestock 1 youth club 1 b22 give me the names of the 3 club members whom you ask most for advice in farm Give me the names of the 3 club members whom you ask most for advice in farming since September 2005. WRITE ID FROM CLUB ROSTER TO RIGHT OF NUMBER 1046 41 0 27 4.833 3.474 b22 give me the names of the 3 club members whom you ask most for advice in farm Give me the names of the 3 club members whom you ask most for advice in farming since September 2005. WRITE ID FROM CLUB ROSTER TO RIGHT OF NUMBER 974 113 0 26 5.303 3.378 b22 give me the names of the 3 club members whom you ask most for advice in farm Give me the names of the 3 club members whom you ask most for advice in farming since September 2005. WRITE ID FROM CLUB ROSTER TO RIGHT OF NUMBER 834 253 0 7777 14.582 269.137 b23 who do you think is the most knowledgeable farmer in your club for growing [ Who do you think is the most knowledgeable farmer in your CLUB for growing […]? WRITE ID FROM CLUB ROSTER TO RIGHT OF CROP LISTED 1065 22 0 7777 12.432 238.175 b23 who do you think is the most knowledgeable farmer in your club for growing [ Who do you think is the most knowledgeable farmer in your CLUB for growing […]? WRITE ID FROM CLUB ROSTER TO RIGHT OF CROP LISTED 1052 35 0 7777 34.544 478.57 b24 how many years of experience in groundnut production do you have? 1076 11 0 53 8.776 8.443 f1 in the last 5 years, what year had the most rain during the season? 1060 27 2000 11 2001 58 2002 122 2003 183 2004 154 2005 475 2006 57 Sysmiss 27 f2 in the last 5 years, what year had the least rain during the season? 1043 44 2000 7 2001 127 2002 130 2003 155 2004 272 2005 319 2006 33 Sysmiss 44 f3 for the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the most pro For the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the most production of groundnut? How much land was cultivated? 1038 49 1 acre 1023 2 ha 15 Sysmiss 49 f3 for the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the most pro For the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the most production of groundnut? How much land was cultivated? 1029 58 0.25 30 2.156 2.276 f3 for the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the most pro For the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the most production of groundnut? How much land was cultivated? 1043 44 1986 1 1999 2 2000 22 2001 56 2002 94 2003 219 2004 282 2005 302 2006 65 Sysmiss 44 f4 for the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the least pr For the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the least production of groundnut? How much land was cultivated? 1034 53 0 1 1 acre 1020 2 ha 13 Sysmiss 53 f4 for the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the least pr For the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the least production of groundnut? How much land was cultivated? 1031 56 0 22 1.859 1.981 f4 for the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the least pr For the last 5 years, in which years did you/your household have the least production of groundnut? How much land was cultivated? 1040 47 1997 1 1999 1 2000 12 2001 102 2002 76 2003 139 2004 225 2005 412 2006 71 2009 1 Sysmiss 47 f5 suppose you were to grow chalimbana...? Suppose you were to grow […] on all the plots that you plan to use for groundnut. Suppose that next season yield of […] are very poor. What is the minimum you expect to make? 1027 60 1.70000004768372 1 3 1 5 4 10 10 12 2 15 4 18 2 20 10 22.5 4 23 1 24 1 25 11 30 8 35 2 37 1 38 1 40 7 40.5 2 45 18 50 84 51 1 54 2 60 17 63 1 65 1 67.5 10 70 5 72 2 75 14 80 13 81 2 85 5 90 13 99 1 100 177 108 3 112 1 112.5 5 113 5 120 15 121.5 2 125 7 130 1 135 12 140 2 150 96 157.5 2 160 7 162 2 167 1 170 12 175 4 180 12 190 1 200 99 202 2 205 1 220 5 225 14 230 1 240 2 250 49 255 1 270 5 283.5 1 300 54 315 1 320 2 324 1 333 1 337.5 1 338 1 350 8 360 3 380 1 400 22 405 1 450 10 486 1 495 1 500 26 510 1 540 1 550 2 560 1 600 7 650 2 675 2 700 2 720 1 750 4 787.5 1 800 6 810 2 900 7 1000 19 1012.5 1 1028 1 1035 1 1125 2 1250 2 1350 2 1500 2 2000 6 2003 1 2250 2 2600 1 3500 1 3600 1 4000 1 6000 1 6007.5 1 7777 dk 0 15000 1 Sysmiss 60 f5 suppose you were to grow cg7/chalimbana 2000....? Suppose you were to grow […] on all the plots that you plan to use for groundnut. Suppose that next season yield of […] are very poor. What is the minimum you expect to make? 920 167 9 1 10 2 12 1 15 3 18 1 20 2 22.5 3 25 2 30 1 35 1 40 3 45 2 50 13 60 6 65 1 66 1 67 1 67.5 7 68 1 70 2 75 9 80 11 81 1 81.5 1 85 4 89 2 90 9 98 1 99 1 100 60 105 1 108 1 110 2 112 1 112.5 3 113 2 120 11 125 1 126 1 130 1 135 15 144 1 150 66 152.5 1 153 1 157.5 1 160 3 162 1 170 9 175 1 180 8 190 1 200 110 203 1 205 1 210 3 212.5 1 220 2 225 12 240 2 243 1 250 58 255 3 260 1 270 5 280 1 283.5 1 300 84 320 1 330 1 337.5 7 338 3 340 6 350 21 356 1 360 4 364 1 382 1 383 1 400 55 405 5 425 1 440 1 450 18 495 1 500 48 510 4 525 2 533 1 540 1 550 2 562.5 2 585 1 600 26 625 1 630 1 650 1 675 1 678 1 680 1 700 9 720 1 750 8 800 12 810 1 850 1 877.5 1 900 10 950 4 1000 17 1012.5 2 1020 1 1100 1 1125 3 1200 1 1250 4 1300 1 1350 1 1360 1 1417 1 1500 11 1575 1 1750 1 1800 3 2000 13 2050 1 2400 1 2500 4 2835 1 3000 1 3500 2 4500 2 5000 2 6000 1 6750 1 7000 1 7200 1 7777 dk 0 8000 1 Sysmiss 167 f6 suppose you were to grow chalimbana...? Suppose you were to grow […] on all the plots that you plan to use for groundnut. Suppose that next season yield of […] are very good. What is the maximum you expect to make? 1037 50 10 1 15 1 16 1 20 1 25 1 27 1 30 2 35 1 40 2 45 2 50 9 60 1 67.5 4 70 1 75 4 80 7 85 1 90 11 100 49 105 1 112 1 112.5 4 120 6 125 4 135 5 140 1 144 2 145 1 150 35 157.5 2 160 3 170 11 171 1 175 1 180 18 185 1 187.5 1 198 1 200 75 202.5 2 205 1 216 1 220 1 225 13 230 2 240 6 243 1 250 62 255 2 260 3 270 1 275 1 280 2 288 1 290 1 293 1 300 74 310 1 315 2 320 1 325 1 337 2 337.5 1 338 5 340 11 350 27 360 4 375 5 380 1 400 56 405 6 425 1 450 27 486 1 490 1 495 4 500 87 510 3 513 1 540 3 550 4 560 1 562.5 2 600 50 607 1 607.5 1 650 6 670 1 675 5 680 1 700 15 720 2 750 22 765 1 770 1 787.5 1 800 36 819 1 833 1 850 4 875 2 900 14 950 3 1000 40 1012.5 2 1020 3 1080 4 1093.5 1 1125 3 1134 1 1250 9 1280 1 1350 5 1360 1 1417 1 1440 1 1500 28 1530 1 1700 3 1750 1 1800 3 1822.5 1 2000 9 2025 1 2200 2 2250 4 2400 2 2500 5 2600 1 2800 1 2925 1 3000 8 3500 2 4000 3 4500 3 5000 4 6000 1 6750 1 7000 1 7200 1 7777 dk 0 9000 2 15000 1 Sysmiss 50 f6 suppose you were to grow cg7/chalimbana 2000....? Suppose you were to grow […] on all the plots that you plan to use for groundnut. Suppose that next season yield of […] are very good. What is the maximum you expect to make? 930 157 37 1 40 1 45 1 50 3 55 1 67.5 1 75 1 85 3 90 4 100 1 105 1 112 1 120 2 125 1 130 1 135 3 150 18 160 5 165 1 166 1 170 5 175 2 180 7 188 1 195 1 200 30 216 3 225 7 247.5 1 250 35 255 4 268 1 270 5 279 1 280 2 300 48 320 4 324 1 330 1 337 1 337.5 3 338 1 340 7 350 22 360 3 364 1 364.5 1 370 2 375 2 400 52 405 6 425 2 427 2 440 1 450 28 475 1 480 1 486 1 490 1 495 1 500 65 510 10 540 6 550 8 563 1 570 1 585 2 590 1 600 45 630 3 650 6 675 5 678 1 680 4 697.5 1 700 20 720 3 750 18 765 1 788 3 800 36 810 3 850 5 875 1 880 1 900 30 960 1 990 2 1000 82 1012 1 1012.5 1 1020 5 1030 1 1050 2 1080 3 1100 1 1120 1 1125 2 1150 2 1170 1 1200 17 1215 1 1250 3 1300 2 1350 6 1375 1 1400 4 1500 30 1600 5 1620 2 1687.5 1 1700 5 1750 3 1800 12 1900 1 2000 22 2040 2 2050 1 2160 1 2250 3 2300 1 2500 13 2700 1 2880 1 2925 1 3000 10 3200 1 3250 2 3375 1 3400 1 3500 3 3600 2 3800 1 4000 7 4050 1 4500 3 4950 1 5000 2 5600 1 5625 1 6000 4 6075 1 6500 1 6750 1 7500 2 7777 dk 0 8000 2 10000 4 10125 1 11000 1 12500 1 14400 1 15000 1 Sysmiss 157 f7 suppose you were to grow chalimbana...? Suppose you were to grow […] on all the plots that you plan to use for groundnut. Suppose that next season yield of […] are normal. What is the average you expect to make? 1032 55 5 1 8 1 10 5 12 1 15 1 20 6 23 1 30 3 35 1 38 1 40 7 45 4 49 1 50 29 54 1 55 1 60 6 65 1 66 1 67.5 2 70 9 75 10 78 1 80 20 81 1 85 2 90 14 100 70 108 2 112 1 112.5 3 113 1 120 9 121.5 1 125 5 130 2 135 7 137 1 140 1 144 2 150 64 153 1 157.5 1 160 1 162 2 165 1 170 10 175 4 180 18 190 1 200 93 202.5 1 203 1 210 3 220 8 225 10 227 1 240 4 243 3 248 1 250 53 255 1 260 1 270 5 275 2 280 4 288 1 295 1 300 80 315 3 324 3 325 2 330 2 337.5 4 338 1 340 3 350 31 360 6 375 2 400 55 405 2 417 1 420 1 430 1 450 16 475 1 480 2 495 1 500 72 504 1 510 5 513 1 540 2 550 4 562.5 2 585 2 600 26 607 1 607.5 1 630 1 650 3 670 1 675 3 700 15 710 1 720 2 740 1 750 9 765 1 787.5 1 800 17 810 3 850 1 855 1 875 1 900 13 945 1 950 1 1000 22 1012.5 1 1013 1 1020 1 1080 1 1100 1 1120 1 1125 3 1190 1 1200 2 1250 1 1300 2 1350 1 1360 1 1500 11 1575 1 1687 1 1687.5 1 1800 2 2000 8 2025 1 2100 1 2400 2 2500 4 2700 1 3000 2 3375 1 3500 1 3825 1 4000 1 4500 1 4800 2 5000 4 5400 1 7000 1 7777 dk 0 7875 1 8000 1 10000 1 Sysmiss 55 f7 suppose you were to grow cg7/chalimbana 2000....? Suppose you were to grow […] on all the plots that you plan to use for groundnut. Suppose that next season yield of […] are normal. What is the average you expect to make? 927 160 20 2 22.5 1 25 1 30 1 35 1 40 4 60 2 65 1 70 2 74 1 75 2 80 4 85 1 90 5 100 37 105 1 110 1 112.199996948242 1 112.5 1 120 9 125 4 130 5 135 6 144 1 145 1 150 35 153 1 157.5 1 158 1 160 2 162 2 170 5 175 2 180 7 200 53 202 1 202.5 3 210 1 215 1 220 2 225 9 230 1 240 3 243 1 248 1 250 37 255 2 260 2 270 8 275 1 280 6 290 1 300 69 315 3 324 1 337.5 1 338 1 340 3 350 20 360 7 370 3 375 1 380 2 382 1 400 49 405 4 410 1 416 1 425 3 427.5 1 430 1 450 27 486 2 490 1 495 2 500 72 510 1 517.5 1 550 8 585 1 595 1 600 36 625 2 630 1 640 1 650 11 660 1 675 10 680 1 700 21 720 2 750 18 788 1 800 50 810 1 850 6 860 1 900 24 945 2 950 4 1000 36 1012 1 1013 1 1020 4 1035 1 1080 2 1100 2 1125 2 1150 1 1190 2 1200 8 1215 1 1265 1 1300 1 1350 2 1500 19 1600 2 1700 1 1750 2 1755 1 1800 11 1900 1 2000 13 2025 1 2050 1 2100 1 2250 2 2450 1 2500 7 2700 1 2800 1 3000 8 3375 1 3442.5 1 3500 1 3800 1 4000 4 4275 1 4500 1 5000 2 5625 1 6000 2 7000 1 7200 1 7777 dk 0 8000 2 9000 3 10800 1 15000 1 Sysmiss 160 f8 what is the max price you expect to receive per kg of g/n? What is the […] price you expect to receive per KG of groundnut grain next season? 1059 28 12 9000 105.761 286.604 f8 what is the min price you expect to receive per kg of g/n? What is the […] price you expect to receive per KG of groundnut grain next season? 1060 27 4 1000 68.588 48.901 f8 what is the typical price you expect to receive per kg of g/n? What is the […] price you expect to receive per KG of groundnut grain next season? 1058 29 6 1000 69.118 50.701 f9a. yield..…? How do you compare Chalimbana 2000 seeds to Chalimbana seeds regarding (…)? 1057 30 1 resistance to droughts and dry spells 834 2 less/worse 25 3 about the same 8 4 i don't know 189 5 it depends 1 Sysmiss 30 f9b. resistance to drought and dry spells? How do you compare Chalimbana 2000 seeds to Chalimbana seeds regarding (…)? 1058 29 1 resistance to droughts and dry spells 658 2 less/worse 153 3 about the same 31 4 i don't know 215 5 it depends 1 Sysmiss 29 How do you compare Chalimbana 2000 seeds to Chalimbana seeds regarding (…)? 1056 31 1 resistance to droughts and dry spells 575 2 less/worse 184 3 about the same 52 4 i don't know 241 5 it depends 4 Sysmiss 31 f9d. yield next seeason if the seed is replanted? How do you compare Chalimbana 2000 seeds to Chalimbana seeds regarding (…)? 1054 33 1 resistance to droughts and dry spells 557 2 less/worse 125 3 about the same 110 4 i don't know 255 5 it depends 7 Sysmiss 33 f9e. flavour How do you compare Chalimbana 2000 seeds to Chalimbana seeds regarding (…)? 1051 36 1 resistance to droughts and dry spells 461 2 less/worse 236 3 about the same 121 4 i don't know 229 5 it depends 4 Sysmiss 36 f9f. shelling How do you compare Chalimbana 2000 seeds to Chalimbana seeds regarding (…)? 1057 30 1 resistance to droughts and dry spells 520 2 less/worse 146 3 about the same 162 4 i don't know 223 5 it depends 6 Sysmiss 30 f10 what affects the production of groundnut the most? - 1st What affects the production of groundnut the most? 1064 23 1 rainfall 845 2 pests 97 3 price of inputs 19 4 damaged inputs 43 5 other, specify 60 Sysmiss 23 f10 what affects the production of groundnut the most? - 2nd What affects the production of groundnut the most? 763 324 1 rainfall 81 2 pests 267 3 price of inputs 53 4 damaged inputs 155 5 other, specify 207 Sysmiss 324 f10 other specify What affects the production of groundnut the most? 93 0 1 1 5 1 Banding 1 Become sick during farming season 1 Big ridges 1 Careless 3 Caring for the crops 1 Chiswe 1 Ciltivation 1 Diference in type of soil 1 Early Preparation of land 4 Early palnting and weeding 1 Early planting 1 Early planting and weeding 1 Early weeding 4 Failing to plant in right time 1 Good soil like sandy 1 Growing at sand soil 1 If the gaeden was not taken care 1 If you do not weed on time 1 Infertile land 1 Labour 1 Lack of early preparation 1 Late planting 9 Late planting and weeding 2 Late preparation of land 1 Late weeding 2 Late weeding and type o f soil 1 Low rainfall 1 Planting time 1 Poor farming methods 1 Prepation of the land 1 Soil type 1 Sun 1 Time of planting 1 Time of planting and harvesting 1 Time of planting/methods of cultivation 1 Time of weeding 1 Type of cropping system 1 Type of joil is not good for G/nut 1 Type of soil 4 Variety of seeds 1 Weeding 2 Weeding and late harvesting 1 Weeding time 1 Weeds 3 caress 1 caring of the crop 1 first rain 2 if you grow late 1 inadiquate seeds 1 late planting 1 method of faming used 1 time of planting 1 timely weeding 1 weeding 1 weeds 12 f11 how do you determine when to sow groundnut? How do you determine when to sow groundnut? 1072 15 1 accumulated rainfall (mm) 837 2 moisture in the ground 167 3 clouds in the sky 29 4 other farmers start sowing 15 5 radio announces rains 17 6 other, specify 7 Sysmiss 15 f11 how do you determine when to sow groundnut? How do you determine when to sow groundnut? 872 215 1 accumulated rainfall (mm) 141 2 moisture in the ground 494 3 clouds in the sky 63 4 other farmers start sowing 96 5 radio announces rains 61 6 other, specify 17 Sysmiss 215 f11 how do you determine when to sow groundnut? How do you determine when to sow groundnut? 450 637 1 accumulated rainfall (mm) 36 2 moisture in the ground 93 3 clouds in the sky 34 4 other farmers start sowing 155 5 radio announces rains 112 6 other, specify 20 Sysmiss 637 f11 other specify How do you determine when to sow groundnut? 16 0 5 1 Agricultural assistants annuonces 1 Early land prepa 1 Early planting 1 Farming calendar 1 First rains 1 Month 1 Past records on planting 1 We have time when we plant and that also determine 1 Weather 2 Weeds 1 When november comes 1 When november comes we know its time 1 relief food and cash 1 when they have finished prepearing their fields 1 f12 how many times have you replanted groundnut since you started growing it... How many times have you replanted groundnut since you started growing it because you planted it too early? WRITE 0 IF NEVER 1034 53 0 525 1 228 2 171 3 59 4 18 5 19 6 7 8 2 10 3 18 1 20 1 Sysmiss 53 f13 in what week .......? In what week do you expect the first rains to arrive this coming season? 1057 30 0 1 1 265 2 279 3 208 4 298 5 2 6 1 11 1 15 2 Sysmiss 30 f13 in what month.....? In what week do you expect the first rains to arrive this coming season? 1066 21 0 2 1 jan 9 2 feb 4 3 march 1 4 april 0 5 may 0 6 june 0 7 july 1 8 aug 0 9 sept 0 10 oct 77 11 nov 693 12 dec 279 Sysmiss 21 f14a do you think that the climate/weather has been changing over recent years? Do you think that the climate/weather has been changing over recent years? 1058 29 1 yes 992 2 no 51 3 dk 15 Sysmiss 29 f14b in what ways? - 1st Do you think that the climate/weather has been changing over recent years? 1040 47 1 more rainy days 40 2 more droughts 96 3 more dry spells 49 4 earlier arrival of rains 158 5 later arrival of rains 409 6 rains more erratic 86 7 more hot days 58 8 more intense storms 16 9 temperature more erratic 13 10 different winds 108 11 other 7 Sysmiss 47 f14b in what ways? - 2nd Do you think that the climate/weather has been changing over recent years? 883 204 1 more rainy days 55 2 more droughts 98 3 more dry spells 116 4 earlier arrival of rains 29 5 later arrival of rains 246 6 rains more erratic 106 7 more hot days 68 8 more intense storms 19 9 temperature more erratic 27 10 different winds 106 11 other 13 Sysmiss 204 f14 other apecify Do you think that the climate/weather has been changing over recent years? In what ways? 10 0 1 2 3 3 Early rain withdrawal 1 Less amount of rainfall 2 rainfall 2 f15 do you think that the climate/weather may continue to change in the coming y Do you think that the climate/weather may continue to change in the coming years? 1050 37 1 yes 740 2 no 63 3 dk 247 Sysmiss 37 f16a. explore new crops Would you like to […] if you knew that climate/weather will get worse? 1062 25 1 yes 917 2 no 145 Sysmiss 25 f16b. grow more food crops Would you like to […] if you knew that climate/weather will get worse? 1073 14 1 yes 887 2 no 186 Sysmiss 14 f16c. grow more cash crops Would you like to […] if you knew that climate/weather will get worse? 1059 28 1 yes 468 2 no 591 Sysmiss 28 f16d. diversify income Would you like to […] if you knew that climate/weather will get worse? 1052 35 1 yes 598 2 no 454 Sysmiss 35 f16e. work harder on the field Would you like to […] if you knew that climate/weather will get worse? 1033 54 1 yes 771 2 no 262 Sysmiss 54 f16f. other Would you like to […] if you knew that climate/weather will get worse? 478 609 1 yes 93 2 no 385 Sysmiss 609 f16 other specify Would you like to […] if you knew that climate/weather will get worse? 13 0 Business 2 Calendar shifting 1 Dimba farming 1 Early planting 1 Grow crops that are resistant to drought 1 Grow hybrid crops 1 Irrigation 2 Start Irrigation 1 Will depend on irrigation 1 Would 1 grow crops which dosent need more water 1 f17 how should the government and donors support farmers if the climate gets wor How should the government and donors support farmers if the climate gets worse? 1024 0 AID 1 Advise famers to plant crops that mature too fast 1 Advise farmers to grow new hybrid because they mature fast 1 Advise farmers to plant crops that suits less amount of rainfall 1 Agricultre materials should be given to them. 2 Agricultural imputs and irrigation materials 1 Agricultural inputs 1 Aid 1 Aid food 1 Assist Farmers with Fertlizers 2 Assist farmers with credit 1 2 By giving Them Irrigation Materials 2 By giving Them food 1 By giving farmers seeds 1 By giving the treadle pumps 1 By giving them Fertilizer 1 By giving them different seeds to grow 1 By giving them fertilizer 3 By giving them food 3 By giving them food [maize] 1 By giving them irrigation materials 3 By giving them money for buying Fertilizer 1 By giving them seed and fertilizer 1 By giving them seeds that mature quickly 1 By giving them tradle pumps 1 By giving them treddle pumps 1 By giving them tredle pumps 1 By providing them with treddle pumps 1 By reducung the prices of farm imputs 1 By teaching them about Irrigation 1 By telling them what crops to grow which will suit the climate 1 Cash for business 1 Constraction of dams ,treddle pumps 1 Construction of dams and food stuff to farmers 1 Continue reducing the price of fertilizer so that every farmer can manage 1 Contribution of Dams for irrigation. 1 Contruction of dams 1 Create more dams and encouragement 1 Credit 2 Credits 3 Credits and farm imputs 1 Credt and food 1 Crops 1 Dig dams for irrigation 1 Dig up dams for irrigation farming 1 Dig wells for irrigation 1 Distribute Fertilizer 1 Distribute early maturing seeds 1 Distribute fast maturing seed varieties 1 Distribute free fertilizer to farmers 1 Distribute free food 1 Distribute free maize to reduce food insecure cause of the weathet 1 Distribute good varieties of seeds 1 Distribute maize,maize flower and Fertilizer 1 Distribute relief food 1 Distribute yields to farmers so earlier 1 Distribution of food 1 Distribution of food relief food /aid 2 Distribution of relief food 3 Distribution of treddle pump to all 1 Distribution of treddle pumps 1 Distribution of treddle pumps to farmers for irrigation farming 1 1 Drill boreholes and food aid. 1 1 Encourage Farmer to Grow crops which are suitble for the climate 2 Encourage and Help on Irrigation 1 Encourage and help farmers on irrigation 1 Encourage farmers to plant more trees 1 Encourage farmers to start irrigation farming 2 Encourage irrigation 1 Encourage pple to DO irrigation 1 Encourage pple to plant more trees 1 Engine pumps should be given to them. 1 Ensure ADMARC has enough stock 1 Etablish irrigation schemes 1 FOOD AND CREDIT 1 Faming Inputs 1 Farm inputs. 1 Farmers 1 Farmers should be give hybrid crops. 1 Farmers should be given agricultural inputs and free food 1 Farmers should give the farmerstredle pumps 1 Farmers to be organised in club 1 Farming inputs. 1 Fast Maturing varieties 1 Fertile soil 1 Fertilizer and food 1 Fertilizer to farmers. 4 Fertilizers 2 Fetilizers and seeds should be given in time and tredle pumps 1 Finacial Assistance 4 Financial assistance 2 Food 28 Food AID 1 Food aid 41 Food aid and cash 1 Food aid and loans 1 Food aid and loans to farmers for them to open up small business 1 Food aid and money 1 Food aid and use imgation method 1 Food aid teaching them about Irrigation System 1 Food aid to farmers 3 Food aid, they should also be givven trreddle pumps 1 Food aid. 3 Food and Credit 2 Food and Water 6 Food and cash 2 Food and civic education 1 Food and clothing aid. 2 Food and credits 10 Food and loans 3 Food and right Seed variety which can suit that climate 3 Food and treddle pumps 1 Food and water 5 Food credit and water 1 Food distribution 2 Food donation 1 Food relief 1 Food relief. 24 Food stuff to the farmers 1 Food to the pple 1 Food,treddle pump and credits 1 Foods aid. 1 Free food and loans fo them to start business 1 Free food to people 1 Free foods 1 Free nad fertilizers to be given to the farmers 1 Free seeds and fertilizers to be given 1 Gevernment should senstize people to start growing trees and conserve the limite 1 Give Farmers Crop that will adopt to the weather 2 Give Farmers Crops That will do well. 2 Give Farmers Crops to Replant 2 Give Farmers Food 4 Give Farmers loans to start small scale business 2 Give Food aid 1 Give New Crops 1 Give aid to the affected masses as they cant cultivatte on their own 1 Give credits or loans to the people 1 Give farmers crops 1 Give farmers crops for irrigation farming 1 Give farmers crops that adapt to the climate 2 Give farmers crops that will adapt to the climate 2 Give farmers crops to replant 3 Give farmers equipment for irrigation Farming 3 Give farmers food 4 Give farmers food aid 1 Give farmers food aid especially those that are above 60 years old 1 Give farmers pumps for irrigation farming 2 Give farmers seeds to replant 1 Give farmers traddle pumps for Irrigation 2 Give farmers treddle pumps for irrigation farming 3 Give farmers yields that suits less rainfall 1 Give food and clothes 1 Give food and money to the poor rural people 2 Give food to eat 6 Give food to the needy. 2 Give irrigation methods to farmers 1 Give money to farmers to start busness 1 Give money to start business and buy food 1 Give out food 1 Give the people credit for business 1 Give them cash. 1 Give them fertlizer 1 Give them food 2 Give them money to start business 1 Give them more of cassava cuttings for fields 1 Give them right type of seeds which can cope with the weather 1 Give them seeds. 1 Give them tredle pumps 9 Given Farmers crops tom replant or traddle pump for Irrigation 1 Given food 1 Given relief food 1 Giving them early matured seeds 1 Giving them farm iputs loans 1 Giving them food 1 Giving them hybrrid seeds 1 Gorverment should support. 1 Gorvernment should give farmers starter packs 1 Govermrment should give the farmers seeds and fertilizers 1 Government Must make dams in most villages for irrigation 1 Government Should provide the farmers with food 1 Government must distribute seed variety that matue early 1 Government must distribute treadle pumps for irrigation in our farms 1 Government must distribute treadle pumps to farmers 1 Government should give agricultural imputs e.g fertilizers 21 Government should give fertilizer to the farmers 1 Government should give fertilizers and seeds to the farmers 1 Government should give financial and food aid 1 Government should give food aid to the Farmers 1 Government should give loans to the farmers 1 Government should give seeds and food to the farmers 1 Government should give seeds to the farmers 1 Government should have its own way of helping them 1 Government should provide fertilizer,seeds and loans for the farmers 1 Government should provide food and seeds 1 Government should provide hybrid seedsto the farmers to suit environmental chang 1 Government should provide loans to invest in other bussiness other than farming 1 Government should provide treadle pumps and dams 1 Government should reduce the price of seeds 1 Government shoulud help the people 1 Government to help farmers with tradle pumps and on how to use them in their fie 1 Govnt To provide agricultural imputs 1 Govnt should give fertilizer to the farmrs 2 Govnt should give food aid to the farmers 1 Govnt should give food aid to the people 1 Govnt should give loans to the farmers 1 Govnt should give treddle pumps to the farmers 1 Govt is very dias and inconsiderate 1 Govt must assist farmer by drilling dams in dambo around villages 1 Govt must build dams and encourage farmers to use irrigation in the villages 1 Govt must build dams for irrigation 3 Govt must distribute free tree seedlings to be grown in our fields 1 Govt must distribute treddle pumps for irrigation 1 Govt must drill dams in village for irrigation 1 Govt must encourage Irrigation in every village 1 Govt must encourage aforestation in our area 1 Govt must encourage villagers to grow more trees in their area 1 Govt must introduce irrigation schemes in our area 1 Govt must introduce new crops that mature early 1 Govt must make dams for irrigation 1 Govt must provide livestockes tofarmers as one way of improving their livelihood 1 Govt must reduce price for agricultural inputs and consider increasing crop pric 1 Govt must subsidise fertilizer to everybody 1 Govt provide farm input 2 Govt shoul build adam for us to practice irrigation 1 Govt shoul give farmers treddle pumps 1 Govt should advise farmers about weather changes 1 Govt should build dams to encourage irrigation farming 1 Govt should buy their [farmers] products at areasonable price 1 Govt should encourage farmers to use irrigation 1 Govt should give farmers fertilizer 1 Govt should give farmers food 1 Govt should give farmers free treddle pumps and food 1 Govt should give farmers seeds 1 Govt should give food aid to farmers 2 Govt should give loans to farmers 2 Govt should give out more pumps 1 Govt should give the farmer hybrid seeds 1 Govt should give the farmers food and fertilizer 1 Govt should give the farmers food fertilizer and loans 1 Govt should give them free fertilizer 1 Govt should give them loan to start business 1 Govt should provide (give) seeds to the farmers 1 Govt teach farmers moden way of farming 1 Govt to open up irrigation schemes 1 Govt to provide loans 1 Govt to provide new crops that will suit that condition 1 Gvnt should distribute relief food 1 Gvt should give loans to farmers to start business 1 Gvt should give the farmers fertilizers 1 Gvt should give the farmers fertilizers and seeds 1 Harvest 1 Help Famers to grow crops that manures too fast 1 Help People with more food and money 1 Help With treddel pumps for Irrigation 1 Help farmer to start small scale businesses 1 Help farmers get crops that adapts to the climate 1 Help farmers on irrigation farming by distributing treddle pumps 2 Help people with food items 1 Help people with their needs 1 Help them with Irrigation type of farming -Treddle pumps 1 Help them wiyh crops that mature fast. 2 Help to give us food 1 Help wiith food. 2 Help with Fertilizer 1 Help with clothes food and money 1 Help with fertlizer and seeds 1 Help with fertlizer and tradle pumps 1 Help with food 1 Help with food and fertilizer 2 Help with food and loan to start business 1 Help with food and money 4 Help with food, seeds,fertilizer and treddle pumps for irrigation 1 Help wuth seeds and fertilizer. 1 Hhelp people in time of need eg. Supply food 1 Hive farmer food 1 Hybrid crops and irrigation materials. 1 If there is water in the river treddle pumps can be given to them 1 Improved farming practices 1 Improved treadle pumps and improved seeds 1 Inputs 2 Intensify Irrigation 1 Intesify Irrigation SCHEMES in our area to reduce food shortage 1 Introduce annimal farming 1 Introduce drought resistant crops 1 Introduce fuel from sugarcane to run water pumps for irrigation 1 Introduce new crops 1 Introduction of irrigation farming andshould be given fertilizers 1 Irriagtion farming/treadle pumps 1 Irrigation 2 Irrigation Schemes 2 Irrigation and Tredle pumps. 15 Irrigation shouid be imploved 6 It should introduce crop insurance programmes and provide loans in the clubs 1 It should provide fertilizer on force bases and suplimen food on what they have 1 It should reduce the price of fertilizer and seed 1 Loan to buy fertilizers and their crops to be bought at high price 1 Loans 4 Loans for bussiness 15 Machines 1 Matured crops should be given. 1 Need civic education on how to raise irrigation system and provisin of food 1 Nothing because I'd know tast there is no hope 1 Opportunities to insurance. 1 People Should be given relief suplies 1 People to be given food 1 Planting more trees. 1 Poultly 1 1 1 Provide Capital to farmers for inputs. 1 Provide FARMERS with Food IN times OF bad WAETHER 1 Provide Farm input 3 Provide Farmers with food. 3 Provide Farming inputs to the farmers and drop down the fertilizer price 1 Provide Fast Maturing crops 1 Provide Fetilizer Loans 1 Provide Fetilizer to framer 1 Provide Food 1 Provide Food To the poor 5 Provide Free maize for food to farmers. 1 Provide Irrigation material 2 Provide Laons to farmers for busness 1 Provide Them WITH treddle pumps and farm imputs 1 Provide agricultural imputs at aloan/credit to farmers 1 Provide credit and food 1 Provide creditsof seeds to withstand the climatic change 1 Provide crops that will adapt to the climate 1 Provide farm inputs 2 Provide farm inputs to farmers 1 Provide farmers with food 1 Provide farmers with improved seeds 1 Provide farmers with improved varieties of seeds 1 Provide farmers with irrigation implements 1 Provide farmers with irrigation pipes 1 Provide farmers with water pumps 1 Provide fart Matured crops 3 Provide fast maturing Crops 1 Provide fast maturing crops 1 Provide fast maturing crops. 1 Provide fast maturing plants 1 Provide fertilizer to farmer 1 Provide fertilizer to farmer and free food 1 Provide fertilizer to farmers 1 Provide fertilizer to farmers. 2 Provide fertilizers,seds and loans to farmers 1 Provide food 11 Provide food aid to peolple 1 Provide food and credit 1 Provide food and farm inputs 10 Provide food and fertilizer 2 Provide food and hybrid seeds of different crops 1 Provide food and loans 2 Provide food and loans for small scale business in case of climate getting worce 1 Provide food and seed to those who have dambo areas. 1 Provide food for poor 1 Provide food on credit 1 Provide food stuff and dig up dams for irrigation 1 Provide food stuff and early maturing ccrops 1 Provide food stuffs and Micro-bussines 1 Provide food stuffs to the farmers and dams for irrigation 1 Provide food stufs to farmers to sustain them 1 Provide food to farmers 2 Provide food to the needy 1 Provide food to the people 1 Provide food to the poor 4 Provide food to the poor. 1 Provide food with free food. 1 Provide food. 1 Provide free farm inputs 1 Provide free fertilizer to fammers 1 Provide free food to people 1 Provide free food to the poor 1 Provide free seed and fertilizer to farmers 1 Provide handouts in form of food and other necessary things 1 Provide hybrid crops 3 Provide hybrid crops and free fertilizer 2 Provide hybrid crops to farmers 10 Provide hybrid crops which stands bad weather 1 Provide hybrid feeds and fertilizer 1 Provide implements for irrigation and also give them crops(seeds) that do not re 1 Provide improved seeds to farmers 1 Provide improved seeds to farmers. 1 Provide irrigation equipment 1 Provide irrigation equipment for winter cropping 1 Provide irrigation materials 7 Provide irrigation materials to farmers 3 Provide irrigation materialsfor winter cropping 1 Provide irrigation pumps 1 Provide loan facilities 1 Provide loan fertilizer 1 Provide loan to start business 1 Provide loans 2 Provide loans and food to the poor 1 Provide loans for business 1 Provide loans to clubs so that they may start business rather than just dependin 1 Provide loans to farmers to start business 1 Provide loans to operate business 2 Provide money to start business 1 Provide more food and civic aducation is needed as to what to do if such thing h 1 Provide more food crops 1 Provide more of improved varieties 1 Provide new crops to withstand the climatic change 1 Provide people with food and even good variwties of crops 1 Provide people with pumps/small engine pumps for irrigation farming 1 Provide right variety of feeds for the climate 1 Provide right variety seed 1 Provide seeds and Fertilizes 1 Provide seeds and proper caring systems of the crop which are drought resistant 1 Provide seeds which can withstand drought 2 Provide the affected with food aid and seeds 1 Provide the people with food 1 Provide the with treadle pumps so that to start irrigation farming 1 Provide them with Fertilizer loan 1 Provide them with crops (seeds) that do not require more rainfall or those that 1 Provide them with farm input loans ie fertilizer and seeds 1 Provide them with farm inputs on credit 1 Provide them with food 6 Provide them with free food and fertlizer 1 Provide them with free seeds 1 Provide them with hybrid seeds at free cost 1 Provide them with poato cuttings and cassava cuttings & hybrid seeds 1 Provide then with seeds that mature early and also cassava stems 1 Provide to farmers free fertilizer that will be enough for them to harvest enoug 1 Provide to farmers free seeds and Money for food 1 Provide to farmers free seeds and fertilizer 1 Provide tradle pumps to farmers cnstruct dams for farmers to use for irrigation 1 Provide treddle pumps 3 Provide treddle pumps for irrigation 3 Provide treddle pumps to Farmer 6 Provide treddle pumps to farmers to grow crops through irrigation 1 Provide us with relief food items 1 Provide winter crops 1 Provide with food to the affected families 1 Providedle pumps for irrigation farming 1 Providing agriculture inputs to farmers 1 Providing engine pumps or tredle pumps for irrigation 1 Providing food and introduce irrigation farming 1 Providing food for the poor families 1 Providing loans for business 1 Providing loans for bussiness 1 Providing loans to start business 1 1 Providing them with farm imputs 1 Providing them with fertilizer loans 1 Providing them with food 1 Providing them with fppd 1 Providing them with free farm inputs 1 Providing them with hybrid seed at low cost 1 Providing them with hybrid seeds that mature early 1 Providing them with new crops that can mature early either on credit or free 1 Providing treddle pumps for irrigation farming 1 Provied food to the needy 1 Provision of dams and pumps 1 Provision of free food 2 Provision of free food and farm inputs 1 Prvide irrigation equipment to farmers 1 Pumps 2 Reduce price of fertilizer and supply it in time 2 Reduce the price of farm inputs 1 Reducing the price of farm inputs especially fertilizer 1 Relief Food Aid 35 Relief food 2 Relief food ,treddle pumps 1 Relief food and cash 2 Relief food and give them Treddle pumps 2 Relief food,treddle pumps 1 Renovate the already existing dams 1 Run food aid programmes 1 Seed varities should be given to farmers 2 Seeds and food. 5 Seeds which mature earliier and food 1 Sensitine Farmer on how to biuld dams for Irrigation 1 1 Should Engage foreign Climate expert to sensitise us on how to reverse the situa 1 Should assist us with proper varities of seeds 1 Should be given barns 1 Should be given early matured seeds 1 Should be given free seeds 1 Should be given loans 2 Should be given subsidised fertilizer and early matured crops 1 Should be given treadle pumps 1 Should be given treadle pumps and seeds 1 Should be given treddle pumps 1 Should build dams for farmers 2 Should build dams for farmers Tredopumps 2 Should ce given seeds. 1 Should construct dams for us 2 Should explore new varieties 1 Should give fertilizers to farmers 1 Should give food Village 1 Should give food to famers 2 Should give food to people and seed varieties that are resistant to drought 1 Should give loans to farmers 10 Should give more fertilzer to farmers 1 Should give us food 1 Should give us food when there is drought 1 Should give us seed that are resistant to drought 1 Should help farmers with fertilizer 1 Should increase the price at which farmers sell their farm produce so that famer 1 Should provide farmers with seeds 1 Should provide food 1 Should provide loans 4 Should provide loans to start businesses 1 Should provide them business loans 1 Should provide them with food and farm inputs for free 1 Should try to provide dams so that farmers can use irrigation 1 Start distributing humanitarian aid 1 Strengthen clubs 1 Strengthen our clubs 1 Supply farm input like treddle pump 1 Supply food and loans to the people 1 Supply food stuff to the people 1 Supply people with irrigation equipment 1 Support irrigation by building more dams in our villages 1 Support the people by giving them emmergency food 1 Support them by giving out seeds to replant 1 Support with food and clothes. 1 The government should introduce civic education on how to avoid cuting down of t 1 The government should provide farmers with tradle pumps for irrigation 1 The govt should increase the price of crops and provide low price fertilizer to 1 The gvmt cant do anything 1 They have to be Given fertilizer and treddle pumps. 1 They have to continue to distribute low price fertilizer 1 They should be give treddle pumps 1 1 They should be given Treddle or Engine for Irrigation 2 They should be given early matured crops 1 They should be given free maize seeds and fertilizer 1 They should be given treadle pumps 1 They should be given treddle pumps 1 They should buy crops at good prices sothat farmers can be able to support thems 1 They should buy there cro[s at higher prices 1 They should give farmers drought resistant crops which can cope with the weather 1 They should give farmers loan and supply low price fertlizer because farmers don 1 1 They should give farmers treddle pumps 1 They should give them fertilizer and seeds on ;oan or free 1 They should give them fertilizer on loan 1 They should give them loan to buy farm imputs 1 1 They should give us food and new drops 1 They should help farmers with imputs 1 They should insure their crops and also provide them with food 1 They should provide fertilizers to smallholder farmers on loan 1 They should provide low price fertilizer and loans to farmers inorder for them t 1 They should provide them with free food 1 They should provide them with free hybrid seeds 1 1 They should supply farmers with treddle pumps for them to start irrigation farmi 1 They should supply on loan fertilizer and seedsin clubs 1 To be given crops which are resistant to drought 1 To be given loan to buy farm inputs 1 To be given loan to buy farm inputs and start bussiness 1 To be given money to buy farm inputs 1 To encourage and Support Irrigation in all 1 To encourage irrigation farming 1 To help the people with more food 1 To provide treadle pumps to each and every farmer on loan 1 To teach farmers to grow new varieties of crops which can withstand the weather 1 Tradle Pumps to be given. 22 Treadle pumps for irrigation 1 Treddle pumps 1 Treddle pumps distribution to farmers 1 Tredle pumps. 2 You can help in any way 1 credits 1 distribute fertlizer and seed freely 3 encouraged famers on irrigation faming 9 food 1 food aid 2 food and money 1 food. 2 gGive food to the needy 1 give farmers loans 1 give them food 1 hybrid crops 1 insepect field and also want insurance 1 irrigation farming 1 irrigation materials 1 provide Farmers with fertilizer. 1 provide farmers with water pumps and improved seeds 1 provide fertilizer and good market prices for the crops 1 provide food 1 provide food aid 2 provide food aid to farmers. 1 provide food aid to the people 1 provide food and clothes for poor 1 provide free food to the poor 1 provide relief food items 1 1 provide them with farm input loans 2 providing engine pumps for irrigation 1 relief food 1 f17. type of support by govn & donors How should the government and donors support farmers if the climate gets worse? 1024 63 1 provide loans/credit 111 2 provide farm inputs 296 3 food aid/relief 373 4 provide irrigation materials 226 5 reduce price of farm inputs 18 Sysmiss 63 f17. type of support by govn & donors How should the government and donors support farmers if the climate gets worse? 94 993 1 38 2 29 3 11 4 15 5 1 Sysmiss 993 g1 has your household asked for credit since september 2005? 1081 6 1 yes 360 2 no 721 Sysmiss 6 g2 since september 2005, has your household been denied credit or a loan? 366 721 1 yes 100 2 no 266 Sysmiss 721 g3a. what are the main reasons this household does not have one more loan? 355 732 1 lack of collateral 50 2 no need for credit 28 3 high interest rates/ high bank fees 32 4 high interest rates/ high bank fees 112 5 past default 5 6 not able to repay / no more credit worthiness 43 7 do not like to be in debt 17 8 bank/moneylender will not give additional loan 15 9 other 53 Sysmiss 732 g3a other specify 22 0 Can't take two loans once 1 I have already applied for a loan from MRFC 1 Kept waiting for credits 1 Late application of loan 1 1 My clu is in the process of discussing another method of accessing aloan 1 No reply form MADEF 1 Other members have not finished repay of loan 1 Repayment first 1 She is still Paying back last credit 1 She was away when the loan were distributed 1 Still payi the previous loan 1 The other loan is still outstanding 1 1 Waiting for the growing season to borrow agricultural inputs 1 Waiting to get done with the present 1 We did not receive any reply from bank 1 We had resources to buy farm inputs 1 illness that did not last many days 1 to receive the first one and repay 1 waiting for the right time 1 we are still waiting for mardef loans 1 g3b. what are the main reasons why this household did not ask for credit? 735 352 1 lack of collateral 31 2 no need for credit 114 3 high interest rates/ high bank fees 36 4 high interest rates/ high bank fees 374 5 past default 5 6 not able to repay / no more credit worthiness 76 7 do not like to be in debt 51 8 bank/moneylender will not give additional loan 6 9 other 41 7777 1 Sysmiss 352 g3b other specify 20 0 Afraid 1 Afraid of adding more Problems if they failed to clear that credit 2 Avoid loosing property 1 Fear 2 Get one as he finished payimng 1 Government subsidisedfertilizerand the lending institution could not give the cl 1 He was not inned of loan 1 Im always afraid of credit 1 Lack of Infor 1 Lack of interest 2 Lack of intrest 1 No reply form NASFAM 1 Not fully aware of the credites 1 Not time to fpr loan 1 Not yet decided 1 She is afraid 1 They are waiting for NASFAM to be told to go and get credit 1 Suppose a bank is willing to lend you (more) money at the current commercial bank prime lending rates. Do you want to borrow (more)? SAY “MORE” JUST IF THE RESPONDENT IS ALREADY BORROWING FROM BANK 1078 9 1 yes 972 2 no 106 Sysmiss 9 g17 suppose a moneylender is willing to lend you (more) money at the current int Suppose a moneylender is willing to lend you (more) money at the current interest rates. Do you want to borrow (more)? SAY “MORE” JUST IF THE RESPONDENT IS ALREADY BORROWING FROM MONEYLENDER 1076 11 1 yes 523 2 no 553 Sysmiss 11 What is the minimum loan size you think is worthwhile borrowing from (…)? Bank 570 517 500 450000 21952.456 41378.911 What is the minimum loan size you think is worthwhile borrowing from (…)? Moneylender 678 409 5 250000 13437.192 24006.833 What is the maximum loan size you could comfortably manage from (…), including repayment and interest? Bank 567 520 1000 1000000 48115.52 100320.535 678 409 10 700000 25141.018 45652.024 What is your preferred source of credit? 966 121 1 friend/relative 82 2 local money lender 19 3 credit cooperative 64 4 oibm/mrfc 305 5 other commercial bank 224 6 gov't bank 214 7 ngo 27 8 landloard/employer 0 9 local grocery store 0 10 pawn broker 0 11 other 0 12 other 31 Sysmiss 121 g20 other specify What is your preferred source of credit? 7 0 Finca 1 Mardef 1 NBS 1 Ophanecase 1 SACCO 1 Stanbic Bank 1 none 1 g21a. invest in agric or business activities Suppose you were unexpectedly given MK 10000. What would you do now with this money? THE SUM MUST EQUAL TO 10,000. DO NOT PROMT. 1014 73 500 100000 7517.308 5704.758 g21b. buy goods and services Suppose you were unexpectedly given MK 10000. What would you do now with this money? THE SUM MUST EQUAL TO 10,000. DO NOT PROMT. 505 582 50 20000 3126.733 2004.706 g21c. pay off debts Suppose you were unexpectedly given MK 10000. What would you do now with this money? THE SUM MUST EQUAL TO 10,000. DO NOT PROMT. 115 972 300 7000 2186.087 1376.933 g21d. save the money Suppose you were unexpectedly given MK 10000. What would you do now with this money? THE SUM MUST EQUAL TO 10,000. DO NOT PROMT. 343 744 200 30000 3066.327 2484.724 g21e. give the money away to family Suppose you were unexpectedly given MK 10000. What would you do now with this money? THE SUM MUST EQUAL TO 10,000. DO NOT PROMT. 88 999 100 10000 1851.136 1646.452 g21f. other specify. Suppose you were unexpectedly given MK 10000. What would you do now with this money? THE SUM MUST EQUAL TO 10,000. DO NOT PROMT. 76 1011 200 10000 5021.053 3291.831 total Suppose you were unexpectedly given MK 10000. What would you do now with this money? THE SUM MUST EQUAL TO 10,000. DO NOT PROMT. 1080 7 0 62000 9882.13 2025.254 j1 how many times have you... How many times have you/your household been in contact with the NASFAM agent / agricultural officer since September 2005? 1056 31 0 100 5.205 6.937 j2a. weather What extension services would you like to see more of? 997 90 1 yes 614 2 no 383 Sysmiss 90 j2b. sources of credit What extension services would you like to see more of? 1031 56 1 yes 751 2 no 280 Sysmiss 56 j2c. insurance products What extension services would you like to see more of? 1000 87 1 yes 522 2 no 478 Sysmiss 87 j2d. seed varities What extension services would you like to see more of? 1056 31 1 yes 839 2 no 217 Sysmiss 31 j2e. crop prod techniques What extension services would you like to see more of? 1060 27 1 yes 954 2 no 106 Sysmiss 27 j2f. crop sales prices What extension services would you like to see more of? 1036 51 1 yes 797 2 no 236 13 3 Sysmiss 51 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 1070 17 1 club members 35 2 nasfam / ngo 67 3 friend/relative 26 4 neighboring farmer 3 5 progressive farmer 0 6 trader / middleman / market 0 7 input supplier 0 8 cooperative/associatio 0 10 government department 72 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 0 12 insurance company 1 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 830 14 research institute 1 15 other 3 16 none 32 Sysmiss 17 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 817 270 1 club members 51 2 nasfam / ngo 109 3 friend/relative 87 4 neighboring farmer 13 5 progressive farmer 3 6 trader / middleman / market 0 7 input supplier 0 8 cooperative/associatio 0 10 government department 226 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 2 12 insurance company 1 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 122 14 research institute 3 15 other 8 16 none 192 Sysmiss 270 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 1071 16 1 club members 40 2 nasfam / ngo 298 3 friend/relative 80 4 neighboring farmer 8 5 progressive farmer 2 6 trader / middleman / market 2 7 input supplier 0 8 cooperative/associatio 12 10 government department 117 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 10 12 insurance company 2 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 454 14 research institute 0 15 other 3 16 none 43 Sysmiss 16 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 898 189 1 club members 63 2 nasfam / ngo 209 3 friend/relative 99 4 neighboring farmer 16 5 progressive farmer 6 6 trader / middleman / market 1 7 input supplier 1 8 cooperative/associatio 9 10 government department 161 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 25 12 insurance company 1 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 173 14 research institute 0 15 other 7 16 none 127 Sysmiss 189 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 1054 33 1 club members 15 2 nasfam / ngo 207 3 friend/relative 21 4 neighboring farmer 2 5 progressive farmer 0 6 trader / middleman / market 1 7 input supplier 0 8 cooperative/associatio 1 10 government department 69 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 1 12 insurance company 37 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 376 14 research institute 0 15 other 2 16 none 322 Sysmiss 33 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 766 321 1 club members 29 2 nasfam / ngo 118 3 friend/relative 35 4 neighboring farmer 4 5 progressive farmer 5 6 trader / middleman / market 1 7 input supplier 0 8 cooperative/associatio 5 10 government department 85 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 1 12 insurance company 15 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 154 14 research institute 0 15 other 5 16 none 309 Sysmiss 321 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 1078 9 1 club members 46 2 nasfam / ngo 340 3 friend/relative 28 4 neighboring farmer 7 5 progressive farmer 4 6 trader / middleman / market 1 7 input supplier 2 8 cooperative/associatio 1 10 government department 201 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 4 12 insurance company 1 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 420 14 research institute 2 15 other 0 16 none 21 Sysmiss 9 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 937 150 1 club members 47 2 nasfam / ngo 230 3 friend/relative 48 4 neighboring farmer 17 5 progressive farmer 17 6 trader / middleman / market 3 7 input supplier 3 8 cooperative/associatio 3 10 government department 222 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 2 12 insurance company 2 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 237 14 research institute 4 15 other 1 16 none 101 Sysmiss 150 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 1069 18 1 club members 34 2 nasfam / ngo 302 3 friend/relative 26 4 neighboring farmer 5 5 progressive farmer 11 6 trader / middleman / market 0 7 input supplier 2 8 cooperative/associatio 0 10 government department 271 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 2 12 insurance company 1 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 389 14 research institute 3 15 other 1 16 none 22 Sysmiss 18 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 933 154 1 club members 46 2 nasfam / ngo 227 3 friend/relative 53 4 neighboring farmer 11 5 progressive farmer 22 6 trader / middleman / market 1 7 input supplier 0 8 cooperative/associatio 3 10 government department 232 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 5 12 insurance company 3 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 231 14 research institute 3 15 other 1 16 none 95 Sysmiss 154 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 1054 33 1 club members 32 2 nasfam / ngo 303 3 friend/relative 35 4 neighboring farmer 8 5 progressive farmer 2 6 trader / middleman / market 26 7 input supplier 1 8 cooperative/associatio 4 10 government department 160 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 1 12 insurance company 3 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 454 14 research institute 0 15 other 0 16 none 25 Sysmiss 33 What are your 2 most important sources of information about (…)? 907 180 1 club members 43 2 nasfam / ngo 257 3 friend/relative 61 4 neighboring farmer 12 5 progressive farmer 6 6 trader / middleman / market 37 7 input supplier 1 8 cooperative/associatio 2 10 government department 156 11 agricultural bank/ financial institution 2 12 insurance company 0 13 newspaper/magazine/ radio/tv 224 14 research institute 1 15 other 4 16 none 101 Sysmiss 180 j4 how often do you/your household receive official weather forecasts, e.g. from How often do you/your household receive official weather forecasts, e.g. from TV, radio or newspaper? 1080 7 1 daily 443 2 at least once a week 395 3 at least once a month 147 4 a few times per year 58 5 never 37 Sysmiss 7 j5 have you heard of "el niño" and the seasonal rainfall predictions of the met Have you heard of “El Niño” and the seasonal rainfall predictions of the Met service? 1051 36 1 yes 667 2 no 353 3 dk 31 Sysmiss 36 j6a. do you think that "el niño" can affect the rains in your village? Do you think that “El Niño” can affect the rains in your village? 686 401 1 yes 550 2 no 77 3 dk 59 Sysmiss 401 j6b. if yes, how? Do you think that “El Niño” can affect the rains in your village? If yes, how? 591 496 1 more rain 88 2 less rain 448 3 dk 35 4 other 20 Sysmiss 496 j6 other specify Do you think that “El Niño” can affect the rains in your village? If yes, how? 22 0 1 1 2 1 Can destroy our crops 1 1 Drought 1 Early plantation 3 Erratic rain 1 Fell the maize crops 1 Heavy rain can destroy crops 1 Heavy rains that can destroy plants 1 Late arrival of rainfall 1 Late rain 1 No rain 3 The rain arrive late 1 Unreliable ceratic rainfall 1 destroy houses 1 fell crops 1 it make late arrival of rain 1 j6c.what would you like to do if a reliable forecast said "good rains are more l What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said “Good rains are more likely next season”? 1046 41 1 select right crop variety 235 2 grow more food crops 125 3 grow more cash crops 117 4 diversify income 8 5 work harder on the field 522 6 other, specify 39 Sysmiss 41 j6 other specify What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said “Good rains are more likely next season”? Would you be able to do that? 26 0 1 1 Applying manure 1 Buy more fertli 1 Early land preparation 2 Early plantation 2 Early planting 3 Early planting with first rains 5 Early production 1 Grow tobbacco 1 He will plant early 1 Inxreasing the plot size 1 Making ridges 2 Plant Crops with the first rains 3 Preparing early 1 She will plant early 1 j6d.would you be able to do that? What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said “Good rains are more likely next season”? Would you be able to do that? 1046 41 1 yes 1006 2 no 40 Sysmiss 41 j6e. if no, why not? What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said “Good rains are more likely next season”? Would you be able to do that? If NO, why not? 0 0 j6f. what would you like to do if a reliable forecast said "bad rains are more l What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said “Bad rains are more likely next season”? 1029 58 1 select right crop variety 498 2 grow more food crops 101 3 grow more cash crops 17 4 diversify income 68 5 work harder on the field 256 6 other, specify 89 Sysmiss 58 j6 other specify What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said “Bad rains are more likely next season”? 66 0 1 1 Ask for treadle pumps for irrigation 1 Buy food 1 Cant work hard 1 Diversify crops 1 Early plantation 1 Early planti with first rains 1 Early planting 4 Early planting of crops 1 Early planting with first rains 1 Go for irrigation 1 Grow crops like cassava coz it suit with less amount of rainfall 3 Grow dimba crops 1 Grow hybrid crops 1 He will plant early 1 I will not change my pattern taking in that weather is unpreadictable 1 Irrigation 12 Irrigatioon 1 Just stay home waiting for help from NGOs 1 Leduce the land tobe cuctivated 1 Making box ridges 1 Making preparations eary 1 Plant Crops with the first rains 2 Plant crops that mature too early 2 Praying so that God should have mercy upon them 1 Preparation of Irrgation farming 1 She will be complaining why GOD has decided to punish his own pple in that way. 1 She will do nothing because of the prediction of bad rains 1 Starting irrigation farming 1 Use Irrigation to culctivate 1 Use irrigation for cultivation 8 Will not work extr harder 1 can not work hard in field 1 grow crops that requires less amount of rainfall 1 intensify irrigation farming 1 look for employment 1 nothing to do 1 planting cassava and sweet potatoes 1 wait for the rains 1 will not work harder 1 would do irrigation farming 1 j6g would you be able to do that? What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said "Bad rains are more likely next season"? Would you be able to do that? 1021 66 1 yes 992 2 no 29 Sysmiss 66 j6h. if no, why not? What would you like to do if a reliable forecast said "Bad rains are more likely next season"? Would you be able to do that? If NO, why not? 2 0 Accessibility to the crop ie cassava is not very common here sowe will need govt 1 more responsibilities 1 j7 do other farmers consider you a progressive farmer? 1077 10 1 yes 573 2 no 373 3 dk 131 Sysmiss 10 j8 how far away do you think the rainfall gauge is from your house? 860 227 0.100000001490116 2 0.119999997317791 1 0.140000000596046 1 0.150000005960464 1 0.200000002980232 4 0.300000011920929 1 0.5 14 1 50 1.5 4 2 28 2.5 9 3 32 3.5 1 4 24 4.5 1 5 47 6 21 7 15 8 21 9 5 10 35 11 8 12 10 13 7 14 7 15 25 16 1 18 10 19 3 20 40 21 3 22 6 23 2 25 13 26 2 30 8 35 1 37 1 39 1 40 4 45 1 50 6 56 1 60 3 65 2 68 1 70 1 90 3 95 1 7777 dk 372 Sysmiss 227 j9 do you think the rains recorded by the rainfall gauge and the ones your plot Do you think the rains recorded by the rainfall gauge and the ones your plot received are (…)? 1013 74 1 the same 207 2 similar 139 3 different 308 4 very different 59 5 dk 300 Sysmiss 74 j10 do you know oibm? Do you know […]? What is it? 1079 8 1 farmer knows that oibm / mrfc are microfinance organizatio 319 2 farmer recognizes the name […] but does not know what it d 322 3 farmer does not recognize name […] 437 7777 dk 1 Sysmiss 8 j10 do you know mrfc? Do you know […]? What is it? 1083 4 1 farmer knows that oibm / mrfc are microfinance organizatio 793 2 farmer recognizes the name […] but does not know what it d 181 3 farmer does not recognize name […] 109 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 4 j10 do you know insurance company? Do you know […]? What is it? 1075 12 1 farmer knows that oibm / mrfc are microfinance organizatio 433 2 farmer recognizes the name […] but does not know what it d 295 3 farmer does not recognize name […] 346 7777 dk 1 Sysmiss 12 j11a. nasfam On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 1080 7 0 99 1 4 2 13 3 14 4 20 5 287 6 30 7 34 8 72 9 21 10 478 7777 dk 8 Sysmiss 7 j11b. oibm On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 979 108 0 216 1 5 2 24 3 9 4 15 5 190 6 11 7 9 8 17 9 5 10 122 7777 dk 356 Sysmiss 108 j11c. mrfc On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 1034 53 0 186 1 6 2 26 3 31 4 29 5 298 6 32 7 29 8 37 9 8 10 209 7777 dk 143 Sysmiss 53 j11d. insurance company On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 1010 77 0 209 1 2 2 21 3 9 4 19 5 179 6 11 7 15 8 22 9 14 10 208 7777 dk 301 Sysmiss 77 j11e. rainfall measurement On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 1069 18 0 187 1 4 2 16 3 22 4 27 5 320 6 41 7 45 8 38 9 15 10 265 7777 dk 89 Sysmiss 18 j11f. mp On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 1078 9 0 364 1 15 2 28 3 27 4 41 5 261 6 30 7 25 8 50 9 14 10 217 7777 dk 6 Sysmiss 9 j11g. ta On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 1081 6 0 74 1 5 2 12 3 16 4 19 5 235 6 29 7 38 8 90 9 29 10 533 7777 dk 1 Sysmiss 6 j11h. vh On this scale, how trustworthy do you think the following are: IF NOT KNOWN, WRITE DK 1079 8 0 48 1 11 2 13 3 8 4 19 5 180 6 24 7 26 8 62 9 38 10 650 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 8 j12 do you think the vh has a positive attitude towards development? 1041 46 1 yes 923 2 no 100 3 dk 18 Sysmiss 46 l1. wages from agri labour Since September 2005, has anyone in your household earned any income paid as cash or in kind from (…)? 1039 48 1 yes 340 2 no 699 Sysmiss 48 l2. how much income (annual) from wages How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 489 598 0 800000 3861.082 36839.001 l2. unit (wages from agri labour) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 343 744 1 days 176 2 weeks 107 3 months 47 4 year 13 Sysmiss 744 l2. number (wages from agric labour) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 341 746 1 3000 12.71 162.408 l2. payment type (wages from agric labour) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 345 742 1 cash 309 2 in-kind 36 Sysmiss 742 l1. wages from non-agri labour Since September 2005, has anyone in your household earned any income paid as cash or in kind from (…)? 1013 74 1 yes 160 2 no 853 Sysmiss 74 l2. how much income (annual) from non-agric labour How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 341 746 0 1185000 13159.047 72557.76 l2. unit (non-agirc labour) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 157 930 1 days 41 2 weeks 34 3 months 70 4 year 11 6 1 Sysmiss 930 l2. number (non-agric labour) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 154 933 1 2000 26.662 165.815 l2. payment type (non-agric labour) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 150 937 1 cash 144 2 in-kind 6 Sysmiss 937 l1. wages from (possibly in-hand)from public works programs Since September 2005, has anyone in your household earned any income paid as cash or in kind from (…)? 1014 73 1 yes 123 2 no 891 Sysmiss 73 l2. how much income (annual) from public works programs How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 304 783 0 25000 1186.241 2853.133 l2. unit (public works programs) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 122 965 1 days 30 2 weeks 46 3 months 43 4 year 2 2000 1 Sysmiss 965 l2. number (public works programs) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 122 965 1 6000 52.68 542.907 l2. payment type (public works programs) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 116 971 1 cash 107 2 in-kind 9 Sysmiss 971 l1. migration income Since September 2005, has anyone in your household earned any income paid as cash or in kind from (…)? 1012 75 1 yes 109 2 no 903 Sysmiss 75 l2. how much income (annual) from migration How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 299 788 0 95000 1725.518 6285.443 l2. unit (migration) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 80 1007 1 days 33 2 weeks 16 3 months 23 4 year 8 Sysmiss 1007 l2. number (migration) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 80 1007 1 50 5.763 8.879 l2. payment type (migration) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 104 983 1 cash 60 2 in-kind 44 Sysmiss 983 l1. wages from benefits from govnt Since September 2005, has anyone in your household earned any income paid as cash or in kind from (…)? 1016 71 1 yes 103 2 no 913 Sysmiss 71 l2. how much income (annual) from govnt How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 306 781 0 150000 1807.343 9183.344 l2. unit (govnt) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 71 1016 1 days 17 2 weeks 2 3 months 48 4 year 4 Sysmiss 1016 l2. number (govnt) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 70 1017 1 26 3.043 3.577 l2. payment type (govnt) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 98 989 1 cash 15 2 in-kind 83 Sysmiss 989 l1. pensions Since September 2005, has anyone in your household earned any income paid as cash or in kind from (…)? 1011 76 1 yes 18 2 no 993 Sysmiss 76 l2. how much income (annual) from pension How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 216 871 0 350000 2136.203 24067.046 l2. unit (pension) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 15 1072 1 days 4 2 weeks 2 3 months 6 4 year 3 Sysmiss 1072 l2. number (pension) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 15 1072 1 7 2 3 3 1 4 2 12 1 15 1 Sysmiss 1072 l2. payment type (pension) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 18 1069 1 cash 10 2 in-kind 8 Sysmiss 1069 l1. other income sources Since September 2005, has anyone in your household earned any income paid as cash or in kind from (…)? 1011 76 1 yes 58 2 no 953 Sysmiss 76 l2. how much income (annual) from other sources How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 245 842 0 48000 1317.204 5139.383 l2. unit (other sources) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 56 1031 1 days 15 2 weeks 7 3 months 17 4 year 17 Sysmiss 1031 l2. number (other sources) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 56 1031 1 44 2 3 3 2 4 1 6 2 8 1 10 1 12 2 Sysmiss 1031 l2. payment type (other sources) How much income was earned by the HOUSEHOLD in (…) from September 2005 to September 2006? How long did it take to earn it? 53 1034 1 cash 53 2 in-kind 0 Sysmiss 1034 m1. starting from the thick black line, can you show me how far 60mm is? Starting from the thick black line, can you show me how far 60mm is? USE THE PLASTIFIED SHEET, RECORD THE LETTER ON THE SHEET THAT THE RESPONDENT POINTS TO 1026 0 A 73 B 119 C 289 D 132 DK 23 E 153 F 236 G 1 m2. it rains 100m 1076 11 1 yes 194 2 no 882 Sysmiss 11 m2. it rains 60m 1076 11 1 yes 947 2 no 129 Sysmiss 11 m2. how much would you receive as payout? 922 165 0 5 1 5 2 2 10 1 15 1 20 34 30 3 35 1 40 8 50 4 58 1 60 6 70 2 100 22 120 30 140 3 150 4 160 1 170 1 180 3 200 476 220 1 250 4 280 2 300 21 340 2 350 1 400 12 500 12 600 8 700 3 800 7 900 1 1000 20 1200 62 1500 1 2000 24 2350 1 2400 2 2500 1 3000 5 4000 3 5000 10 6000 3 7777 dk 74 9000 1 10000 2 12000 4 15000 2 20000 8 25000 2 30000 3 50000 5 60000 1 100000 1 Sysmiss 165 m3. suppose that the insurance policy ...... 1067 20 0 7 1 1 2 1 10 2 20 4 25 2 35 1 40 1 50 19 80 4 100 68 120 4 130 3 140 3 150 53 160 1 170 2 180 4 200 91 220 1 250 42 300 68 320 1 350 8 400 44 450 3 500 110 550 1 570 1 600 56 605 1 700 34 750 3 760 1 800 44 850 1 900 11 950 1 1000 152 1100 7 1200 35 1300 11 1380 2 1400 35 1500 18 1600 9 1700 4 1800 7 1900 9 2000 29 2030 1 2300 1 2400 2 2500 7 2800 1 3000 11 3500 2 4000 1 5000 7 6000 1 6500 1 7000 2 7777 dk 2 10000 2 12000 2 14000 1 15000 2 20000 1 Sysmiss 20 m4. would you be interested in purchasing such product? Would you be interested in purchasing such product? 1063 24 1 yes 999 2 no 64 Sysmiss 24 m5. suppose you could take out a one-season loan to purchase 30 kg of chalimbana Suppose you could take out a one-season loan to purchase 30 Kg of Chalimbana 2000 seeds. The amount of the loan would be 5000 MK which is the current cost of the seeds, and would be repaid at harvest time. How much would you be willing to repay for such credit at harvest time? 1077 10 10 1 50 1 58 1 100 2 200 2 250 3 300 3 400 1 500 7 600 8 700 6 750 1 1000 3 1100 1 2000 2 2500 1 3000 4 3900 1 4000 3 4200 1 4400 1 4500 1 4800 1 5000 182 5050 2 5080 1 5100 4 5200 13 5250 6 5300 4 5350 1 5400 2 5500 116 5575 1 5600 15 5700 6 5750 1 5800 11 5900 1 6000 212 6020 1 6050 1 6100 2 6200 17 6250 1 6300 1 6350 1 6400 3 6500 76 6600 2 6700 3 6800 5 7000 147 7250 1 7500 47 7550 1 7777 dk 2 7800 1 8000 37 8500 1 9000 6 10000 57 11000 3 12000 5 15000 9 20000 5 30000 1 51000 1 55000 1 57000 1 60000 1 62000 1 65000 1 100000 1 550000 1 Sysmiss 10 m6. would you be interested now in taking out such a loan? Would you be interested now in taking out such a loan? 1082 5 1 yes 1012 2 no 70 Sysmiss 5 n1. in general would you say your health is: 1071 16 1 excellent 517 2 very good 231 3 good 227 4 fair 94 5 poor 2 Sysmiss 16 n2a. are you able to till with a hoe? 1082 5 1 yes without problem 1000 2 yes,but with difficulty 78 3 not at all 4 Sysmiss 5 n2b. are you able to move a table? 1083 4 1 yes without problem 1040 2 yes,but with difficulty 37 3 not at all 6 Sysmiss 4 n3a. accomplished less that you would like - as a result of physical health 1084 3 1 all of the time 33 2 most of the time 101 3 some of the time 273 4 a little of the time 130 5 none of the time 547 Sysmiss 3 n3b. accomplished less that you would like - as a result of any emotional proble 1083 4 1 all of the time 18 2 most of the time 105 3 some of the time 242 4 a little of the time 161 5 none of the time 557 Sysmiss 4 n4a. were limited in the kind of work or social activities - as a result of phys 1076 11 1 all of the time 19 2 most of the time 99 3 some of the time 196 4 a little of the time 169 5 none of the time 593 Sysmiss 11 1074 13 1 all of the time 15 2 most of the time 101 3 some of the time 215 4 a little of the time 170 5 none of the time 573 Sysmiss 13 n5a. in uncertain times, i usually expect the best Please answer the below questions according to your own feelings, rather than how you think “most people” would answer. Please be as honest and accurate as you can throughout, there is no right or wrong answer. Also, please try not to let your response to one statement influence your responses to other statements. Think about each statement on its own. 1084 3 1 i agree a lot 568 2 i agree a little 167 3 i neither agree nor disagree 113 4 i disagree a little 85 5 i disagree a lot 151 Sysmiss 3 n5b. overall, i except more good things to happen to me than bad Please answer the below questions according to your own feelings, rather than how you think “most people” would answer. Please be as honest and accurate as you can throughout, there is no right or wrong answer. Also, please try not to let your response to one statement influence your responses to other statements. Think about each statement on its own. 1083 4 1 i agree a lot 653 2 i agree a little 155 3 i neither agree nor disagree 152 4 i disagree a little 41 5 i disagree a lot 82 Sysmiss 4 n5c. i'm always optimistic about the future Please answer the below questions according to your own feelings, rather than how you think “most people” would answer. Please be as honest and accurate as you can throughout, there is no right or wrong answer. Also, please try not to let your response to one statement influence your responses to other statements. Think about each statement on its own. 1081 6 1 i agree a lot 668 2 i agree a little 202 3 i neither agree nor disagree 131 4 i disagree a little 51 5 i disagree a lot 29 Sysmiss 6 n6 generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or that you should be careful in dealing with people? 1078 9 1 most people can be trusted 289 2 should be careful 563 3 depends 226 Sysmiss 9 n7 do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a cha Do you think most people would try to take advantage of you if they got a chance, or would they try to be fair? 1075 12 1 would take advantage 469 2 would try to be fair 357 3 depends 249 Sysmiss 12 n8 would you say that most of the time people try to be helpful, or that they ar Would you say that most of the time people try to be helpful, or that they are mostly just looking out for themselves? 1077 10 1 try to be helpful 354 2 just look out for themselves 512 3 depends 211 Sysmiss 10 n9a. in the last month, how often have you felt that you were unable to control 1081 6 0 never 214 1 always never 135 2 sometimes 480 3 fairly often 125 4 very often 127 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 6 n9b. in the last month, how often have you felt confident about your ability to 1079 8 0 never 104 1 always never 92 2 sometimes 360 3 fairly often 253 4 very often 270 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 8 n9c. in the last month, how often have you felt that things were going how you w 1080 7 0 never 112 1 always never 105 2 sometimes 384 3 fairly often 258 4 very often 221 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 7 n9d. in the last month, how often have you felt difficulties were piling up so h 1080 7 0 never 149 1 always never 125 2 sometimes 381 3 fairly often 192 4 very often 233 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 7 n10a. is extraverted enthusiatsic 1082 5 1 disagree strongly 51 2 disagree moderately 76 3 disagree alittle 31 4 neither agree or disagree 75 5 agree a little 106 6 agree moderately 160 7 agree strongly 583 Sysmiss 5 n10b. is sympatheitic warm 1084 3 1 disagree strongly 48 2 disagree moderately 37 3 disagree alittle 13 4 neither agree or disagree 60 5 agree a little 141 6 agree moderately 197 7 agree strongly 588 Sysmiss 3 n10c. is calm, emotionally stable 1080 7 1 disagree strongly 40 2 disagree moderately 36 3 disagree alittle 19 4 neither agree or disagree 71 5 agree a little 160 6 agree moderately 208 7 agree strongly 546 Sysmiss 7 n10d. is dependable, self-displined 1083 4 1 disagree strongly 25 2 disagree moderately 31 3 disagree alittle 12 4 neither agree or disagree 99 5 agree a little 126 6 agree moderately 166 7 agree strongly 624 Sysmiss 4 n10e. is open to new experiences, complex 1083 4 1 disagree strongly 41 2 disagree moderately 27 3 disagree alittle 5 4 neither agree or disagree 80 5 agree a little 141 6 agree moderately 171 7 agree strongly 618 Sysmiss 4 n10f. is anxious, easily upset 1078 9 1 disagree strongly 508 2 disagree moderately 238 3 disagree alittle 79 4 neither agree or disagree 58 5 agree a little 61 6 agree moderately 39 7 agree strongly 95 Sysmiss 9 n10g. is conventional, uncreative 1076 11 1 disagree strongly 545 2 disagree moderately 264 3 disagree alittle 66 4 neither agree or disagree 76 5 agree a little 38 6 agree moderately 28 7 agree strongly 59 Sysmiss 11 n10h. is disorganized 1080 7 1 disagree strongly 634 2 disagree moderately 256 3 disagree alittle 66 4 neither agree or disagree 52 5 agree a little 14 6 agree moderately 22 7 agree strongly 36 Sysmiss 7 n10i. is reserved, quit 1083 4 1 disagree strongly 256 2 disagree moderately 179 3 disagree alittle 75 4 neither agree or disagree 80 5 agree a little 108 6 agree moderately 68 7 agree strongly 317 Sysmiss 4 n10j. is critical 1078 9 1 disagree strongly 138 2 disagree moderately 111 3 disagree alittle 71 4 neither agree or disagree 144 5 agree a little 174 6 agree moderately 137 7 agree strongly 303 Sysmiss 9 o3. over the past 5 yrs, any dramatic reduction in your income level? Over the past 5 years, did you experience a dramatic reduction in your income level? 1025 62 1 yes 808 2 no 217 Sysmiss 62 o9a. if there is a major drought...hh face food shortage? If there is a major drought this coming season, will your household face a food shortage? 1019 68 1 yes 766 2 no 253 Sysmiss 68 o9b.1 can global warming cause a drought? Can (…) cause a drought? 983 104 1 yes 713 2 no 151 3 dk 119 Sysmiss 104 o9b.2 can deforestation cause a drought? Can (…) cause a drought? 1000 87 1 yes 929 2 no 66 3 dk 5 Sysmiss 87 o9b.3 can divine power cause a drought? Can (…) cause a drought? 941 146 1 yes 445 2 no 411 3 dk 85 Sysmiss 146 o10.1 copping mechanisms How will you cope if there is a major drought? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS (CODE USING LIST IN O18) 1027 60 1 sold livestock and or other assets. 176 2 spent savings 21 3 reduce consumption 134 4 reduce investment 3 5 postpone payment of loans and major expenditure. 0 6 sale of firewood /chop 42 7 use irrigation to cultivate 277 8 took children out of school 2 9 sent children to work 1 10 sent children to foster families 0 11 got assistance from outside vilage 24 12 got assistance from friends outside village 7 13 got assitance from relatives inside village 9 14 got assistance from friends inside the village 7 15 got assistance from govt or ngo 69 16 hired as agricultral laborer 150 17 borrowed money from bank 17 18 borrowed money from auctioneer 2 19 borrowed money from relatives 6 20 borrowed money from friends 3 21 7 22 migration of some household members 4 23 other,specify 66 Sysmiss 60 o10.2 copping mechanisms How will you cope if there is a major drought? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS (CODE USING LIST IN O18) 847 240 1 sold livestock and or other assets. 132 2 spent savings 43 3 reduce consumption 104 4 reduce investment 4 5 postpone payment of loans and major expenditure. 5 6 sale of firewood /chop 24 7 use irrigation to cultivate 88 8 took children out of school 1 9 sent children to work 5 10 sent children to foster families 0 11 got assistance from outside vilage 17 12 got assistance from friends outside village 46 13 got assitance from relatives inside village 28 14 got assistance from friends inside the village 23 15 got assistance from govt or ngo 64 16 hired as agricultral laborer 160 17 borrowed money from bank 13 18 borrowed money from auctioneer 0 19 borrowed money from relatives 11 20 borrowed money from friends 11 21 13 22 migration of some household members 1 23 other,specify 54 Sysmiss 240 o10.3 copping mechanisms How will you cope if there is a major drought? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS (CODE USING LIST IN O18) 502 585 1 sold livestock and or other assets. 66 2 spent savings 35 3 reduce consumption 54 4 reduce investment 10 5 postpone payment of loans and major expenditure. 3 6 sale of firewood /chop 25 7 use irrigation to cultivate 54 8 took children out of school 1 9 sent children to work 1 10 sent children to foster families 1 11 got assistance from outside vilage 13 12 got assistance from friends outside village 3 13 got assitance from relatives inside village 29 14 got assistance from friends inside the village 14 15 got assistance from govt or ngo 59 16 hired as agricultral laborer 57 17 borrowed money from bank 10 18 borrowed money from auctioneer 1 19 borrowed money from relatives 8 20 borrowed money from friends 16 21 6 22 migration of some household members 12 23 other,specify 24 Sysmiss 585 o11a. do you think government should take responsibility if you experience a foo Who would you expect to help your household if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 998 89 1 yes 765 2 no 233 Sysmiss 89 o11b. do you think family should take responsibility if you experience a food sh Who would you expect to help your household if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 850 237 1 yes 338 2 no 512 Sysmiss 237 Who would you expect to help your household if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 824 263 1 yes 138 2 no 686 Sysmiss 263 o11d. do you think ngo's should take responsibility if you experience a food sho Who would you expect to help your household if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 906 181 1 yes 483 2 no 423 Sysmiss 181 o11e. do you think international donors should take responsibility if you experi Who would you expect to help your household if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 836 251 1 yes 138 2 no 698 Sysmiss 251 Who would you expect to help your household if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 509 578 1 yes 80 2 no 429 Sysmiss 578 o12a do you think government should take responsibility if you experience a food Who do you think should take responsibility if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 1040 47 1 yes 824 2 no 216 Sysmiss 47 o12a do you think family should take responsibility if you experience a food sho Who do you think should take responsibility if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 843 244 1 yes 301 2 no 542 Sysmiss 244 Who do you think should take responsibility if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 807 280 1 yes 119 2 no 688 Sysmiss 280 o12a do you think ngo's should take responsibility if you experience a food shor Who do you think should take responsibility if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 907 180 1 yes 434 2 no 473 Sysmiss 180 o12a do you think international donors should take responsibility if you experie Who do you think should take responsibility if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 820 267 1 yes 156 2 no 664 Sysmiss 267 Who do you think should take responsibility if you experience a food shortage? DON’T PROMPT, ALLOW UP TO 2 ANSWERS. 593 494 1 yes 98 2 no 495 Sysmiss 494 o12b. what kind of support would you prefer from international donors, like the What kind of support would you prefer from international donors, like the World Food Programme, to help you cope with drought? 1021 66 1 food after drought 629 2 cash after drought 108 3 support for credit before the drought 253 4 other 31 Sysmiss 66 o12 other specify What kind of support would you prefer from international donors, like the World Food Programme, to help you cope with drought? 48 0 1 4 2 1 Assistance in farm inputs 1 At the beginnig of drought 1 Chiefs 1 Club members 1 Councilor/MP/TA 1 FOOD aid during drought 1 Farm inputs 1 Food aid 1 Food aid after harvesting 1 Food aid after harvestings 6 Food aid before drought 7 Food aid during drought 1 Food aid in jan-Feb 1 Home 1 Member of Parliament 1 Parents 1 Purchase food for sale 1 Relatives 1 Seeds 1 Self help 1 Should provide people with farm input loans 1 The head of the family 9 Village Headman 1 What ever support they can provide 1 o13 imagine that you bought a lottery ticket and you have just won. the prize is Imagine that you bought a lottery ticket and you have just won. The prize is 1000 MK. You can get the 1000 MK now for sure. However, if you are willing to wait for 30 days, you can get more. What do you prefer: 1043 44 1 mk 1000 prize today 505 2 mk 1250 prize 30 days from 538 Sysmiss 44 o13 imagine that you bought a lottery ticket and you have just won. the prize is Imagine that you bought a lottery ticket and you have just won. The prize is 1000 MK. You can get the 1000 MK now for sure. However, if you are willing to wait for 30 days, you can get more. What do you prefer: 503 584 1 mk 1000 prize today 349 2 mk 1500 prize 30 days from 154 Sysmiss 584 o13 imagine that you bought a lottery ticket and you have just won. the prize is Imagine that you bought a lottery ticket and you have just won. The prize is 1000 MK. You can get the 1000 MK now for sure. However, if you are willing to wait for 30 days, you can get more. What do you prefer: 374 713 1 mk 1000 prize today 277 2 mk 1750 prize 30 days from 97 Sysmiss 713 o14 if the answer in a, b, c is (1), then: how much would the prize have to be f If the answer in a, b, c is (1), then: How much would the prize have to be for you to choose to wait 30 days 157 930 1000 40000 4161.783 5648.162 o15 you will now play a game. you have to draw a ball ... SHOW BAGS TO RESPONDENT WHILE EXPLAINING THE GAME 790 297 1 in bag 1 482 2 in bag 2 308 Sysmiss 297 o15 you will now play a game. you have to draw a ball ... SHOW BAGS TO RESPONDENT WHILE EXPLAINING THE GAME 292 795 1 in bag 1 142 2 in bag 2 150 Sysmiss 795 o16 suppose you are the only income earner in the family ..... > c 2. Grow a new variety that with 50% would double your production or 50% will cut it by one third >> b]]> 1059 28 1 your current level of production for life 333 2 grow a new variety that with 50% would double your produc 726 Sysmiss 28 o16 suppose you are the only income earner in the family .......... > 017]]> 770 317 1 your current level of production for life 122 2 grow a new variety that with 50% would double your produc 648 Sysmiss 317 o16 suppose you are the only income earner in the family .......... 406 681 1 your current level of production for life 165 2 grow a new variety that with 50% would double your produc 241 Sysmiss 681 o17a. in general INTERVIEWERS MUST USE PLASTIFIED SHEET TO EXPLAIN FACE SCALE BUT SHOULD WRITE RESPONSE AS NUMBER FROM 0 TO 10. SAD FACE = 0, SMILEY FACE = 10. 1065 22 0 244 1 3 2 17 3 18 4 15 5 316 6 43 7 51 8 63 9 12 10 283 Sysmiss 22 o17b. with your health INTERVIEWERS MUST USE PLASTIFIED SHEET TO EXPLAIN FACE SCALE BUT SHOULD WRITE RESPONSE AS NUMBER FROM 0 TO 10. SAD FACE = 0, SMILEY FACE = 10. 1064 23 0 373 1 3 2 37 3 29 4 52 5 264 6 26 7 13 8 54 9 17 10 196 Sysmiss 23 o17c. in trying new crops varieties INTERVIEWERS MUST USE PLASTIFIED SHEET TO EXPLAIN FACE SCALE BUT SHOULD WRITE RESPONSE AS NUMBER FROM 0 TO 10. SAD FACE = 0, SMILEY FACE = 10. 1064 23 0 119 2 12 3 14 4 19 5 200 6 36 7 43 8 70 9 21 10 530 Sysmiss 23 o18 you are going to play a game, i am going to flip a coin..... You are going to play a game, I am going to flip a coin. Imagine that you would get the money shown under the GREEN area if it lands on heads or the money shown under WHITE area if it lands on tails. The amount you would win depends on the bet you choose. Which bet would you choose? 1041 46 1 50/50 260 2 40/120 131 3 30/160 68 4 20/190 111 5 10/210 153 6 0/220 318 Sysmiss 46 add/rdp_name 1087 0 Kasungu 263 Lilongwe 211 Mchinji 529 Nkhotakota 57 Salima/Nkhotako 27 add/rdp_code 1087 0 1 nkhotakota 84 2 mchinji 529 3 lilongwe 211 4 kasungu 263 association name 1087 0 . 1087 association code 1087 0 1 671 2 340 3 76 gac name 1087 0 . 1087 gac code 1087 0 1 219 2 107 3 162 4 187 5 91 6 74 7 75 8 44 9 17 10 47 11 64 village name 1087 0 . 1087 club name 1087 0 . 1087 club code 1073 14 1 290 2 253 3 160 4 142 5 78 6 44 7 11 8 11 9 10 10 3 11 5 12 8 13 13 14 3 15 2 16 7 17 4 18 16 19 9 20 4 Sysmiss 14 respondent name 1087 0 . 1087 gps - north 1087 0 . 1087 gps - south 1087 0 . 1087 interview_day 1086 1 1 31 14.522 10.744 interview_mo 1086 1 9 261 10 825 Sysmiss 1 interviewer_yr 1086 1 6 3006 2003.421 87.108 2018 0 1 2026 537.686 343.419 respondent name 2018 0 . 2018 2008 10 1 30 5.765 3.942 b25. name 1949 0 b26. address 2018 0 . 2018 b27. sex 1941 77 1 male 1291 2 female 650 Sysmiss 77 b28. relationship 1942 76 1 friend 1072 2 relative 826 3 none 44 Sysmiss 76 b29. ever used chalimbana? 1942 76 1 yes 373 2 no 1555 3 don't know 14 Sysmiss 76 b30. period talked about agriculture with the person 1944 74 1 in the last week 1278 2 in the last month 553 3 in the last year 105 4 never 8 Sysmiss 74 b31. name 1929 0 b32. sex 1921 97 1 male 1318 2 female 603 Sysmiss 97 b33. relationship 1923 95 1 friend 543 2 relative 1261 3 none 119 Sysmiss 95 b34. ever used chalimbana? 1922 96 1 yes 335 2 no 1569 3 don't know 18 Sysmiss 96 b35. period talked about agriculture with the person 1923 95 1 in the last week 1215 2 in the last month 353 3 in the last year 115 4 never 240 Sysmiss 95 add/rdp_name 2016 0 Kasungu 519 Lilongwe 355 Mchinji 979 Nkhotakota 112 Salima/Nkhotako 51 add/rdp_code 2016 2 1 nkhotakota 163 2 mchinji 979 3 lilongwe 355 4 kasungu 519 Sysmiss 2 association name 2018 0 . 2018 association code 2016 2 1 1292 2 606 3 118 Sysmiss 2 gac name 2018 0 . 2018 gac code 2016 2 1 424 2 208 3 277 4 312 5 176 6 143 7 142 8 88 9 35 10 81 11 130 Sysmiss 2 village name 2018 0 . 2018 club name 2018 0 . 2018 club code 1988 30 1 549 2 463 3 289 4 278 5 136 6 83 7 14 8 29 9 22 10 6 11 6 12 14 13 16 15 2 16 12 17 10 18 31 19 18 20 10 Sysmiss 30 respondent name 2018 0 . 2018 gps - north 2018 0 . 2018 gps - south 2018 0 . 2018 interview_day 2014 4 1 174 2 158 3 141 4 74 5 85 6 140 7 84 8 66 9 98 10 16 20 55 21 93 22 79 23 103 24 85 25 16 26 76 27 120 28 125 29 97 30 127 31 2 Sysmiss 4 interview_mo 2014 4 9 531 10 1483 Sysmiss 4 interviewer_yr 2014 4 6 6 2 2005 2 2006 2008 3006 2 Sysmiss 4 2536 0 1 2026 595.579 303.94 2536 0 . 2536 2527 9 1 30 5.712 4.033 b20. id of club member 1780 756 1 24 5.374 3.402 b20. relation 1767 769 1 spouse 48 2 brother or sister 427 3 son or daughter 118 4 farther or mother 147 5 cousin 163 6 uncle or aunt 192 7 nephew or niece 136 8 brother or sister in law 285 9 other relatives. 239 10 4 13 1 14 6 15 1 Sysmiss 769 b20. id of second club member 118 2418 1 12 2 11 3 13 4 5 5 6 6 9 7 9 8 13 9 9 10 4 11 5 12 5 13 7 14 7 15 3 Sysmiss 2418 b20. relation 104 2432 1 spouse 0 2 brother or sister 39 3 son or daughter 5 4 father or mother 1 5 cousin 4 6 uncle or nephew 23 7 nephew or niece 10 8 brother or sister in law 13 9 other relatives. 9 Sysmiss 2432 b21. other club members that have used chalimbana 2000 since sept 2005 928 1608 1 30 5.193 3.427 b21. other club members that have used chalimbana 2000 since sept 2005 97 2439 1 30 9.124 5.904 add/rdp_name 2536 0 Kasungu 430 Lilongwe 542 Mchinji 1459 Nkhotakota 82 Salima/Nkhotako 23 add/rdp_code 2536 0 1 nkhotakota 105 2 mchinji 1459 3 lilongwe 542 4 kasungu 430 association name 2536 0 . 2536 association code 2536 0 1 1506 2 811 3 219 gac name 2536 0 . 2536 gac code 2536 0 1 492 2 219 3 430 4 459 5 201 6 166 7 218 8 82 9 39 10 100 11 130 village name 2536 0 . 2536 club name 2536 0 . 2536 club code 2503 33 1 610 2 577 3 328 4 375 5 231 6 118 7 18 8 15 9 20 10 4 11 11 12 62 13 37 14 4 15 3 16 20 17 9 18 33 19 21 20 7 Sysmiss 33 respondent name 2536 0 . 2536 gps - north 2536 0 . 2536 gps - south 2536 0 . 2536 interview_day 2533 3 1 220 2 168 3 133 4 70 5 123 6 158 7 103 8 73 9 179 10 37 20 118 21 150 22 103 23 104 24 91 25 18 26 86 27 155 28 134 29 142 30 165 31 3 Sysmiss 3 interview_mo 2533 3 9 657 10 1876 Sysmiss 3 interviewer_yr 2533 3 6 2 206 2 2005 6 2006 2519 3006 4 Sysmiss 3 1087 0 1 2026 555.253 335.913 add/rdp_name 1087 0 Kasungu 263 Lilongwe 211 Mchinji 529 Nkhotakota 57 Salima/Nkhotako 27 add/rdp_code 1087 0 1 84 2 529 3 211 4 263 association name 1087 0 . 1087 association code 1087 0 1 671 2 340 3 76 gac name 1087 0 . 1087 gac code 1087 0 1 219 2 107 3 162 4 187 5 91 6 74 7 75 8 44 9 17 10 47 11 64 village name 1087 0 . 1087 club name 1087 0 . 1087 club code 1073 14 1 290 2 253 3 160 4 142 5 78 6 44 7 11 8 11 9 10 10 3 11 5 12 8 13 13 14 3 15 2 16 7 17 4 18 16 19 9 20 4 Sysmiss 14 respondent name 1087 0 . 1087 respondent code 1081 6 1 30 5.822 4.072 gps - north 1087 0 . 1087 gps - south 1087 0 . 1087 interviewer_date 1086 1 1 31 14.522 10.744 interviewer_mo 1086 1 9 261 10 825 Sysmiss 1 interviewer_yr 1086 1 6 3006 2003.421 87.108 interviewer_name 1087 0 . 1087 1078 9 1 30 13.669 10.466 supervisior month 1084 3 6 2 9 216 10 865 12 1 Sysmiss 3 supervisor year 1086 1 206 20060 2021.148 550.641 supervisor name 1087 0 . 1087 control day 1087 0 5 26 17.168 7.024 control month 1087 0 10 1087 control year 1087 0 2006 1087 control name 1087 0 . 1087 data entry day 1086 1 1 31 22.857 10.973 data entry month 1086 1 10 905 11 181 Sysmiss 1 date entry year 1086 1 200 2006 2002.68 77.339 data entry name 1087 0 . 1087 2251 0 1 2026 572.498 333.506 respondent name 2251 0 . 2251 2231 20 1 30 5.554 3.988 2225 26 1 37 1.973 1.916 d1. crops grown What crop(s) have you grown in this plot from September 2005 to September 2006? 2190 61 1   beans (nyemba) 17 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 1 3 cabbage(kabichi) 5 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 44 6 cashews(mikaju) 1 7 cassava(chinangwa) 0 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 0 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 0 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 1 15 greengrams (nzama) 2 16 green peas (nsawawa) 0 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 0 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 146 20 groundnuts cg7 91 21 groundnuts other (specify) 210 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 37 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 1 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 7 25 maize improved seed/composite 577 26 maize hybrid 64 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 558 29 okra (therere lobala) 0 30 onions (anyezi) 55 31 paprika 0 32 pepper (tsabola) 2 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 4 34 pumpkin (maungu) 8 35 rice (mpunga) 0 36 sesame (chitowe) 1 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 30 38 sorghum (mapira) 0 39 soyabeans (soya) 0 40 spinach 1 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 0 44 tomatoes 244 45 watermelon (mavembe) 1 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 82 49 apple 0 50 avocado(mapeyala) 0 51 bananas(thochi) 0 52 mexican apple (masuku) 0 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 0 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 0 56 mangos 0 57 pears(mapeyala) 0 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 0 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 0 Sysmiss 61 d1. crops grown What crop(s) have you grown in this plot from September 2005 to September 2006? 1263 988 1   beans (nyemba) 47 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 0 3 cabbage(kabichi) 1 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 0 6 cashews(mikaju) 0 7 cassava(chinangwa) 39 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 2 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 0 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 0 15 greengrams (nzama) 4 16 green peas (nsawawa) 2 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 173 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 79 20 groundnuts cg7 158 21 groundnuts other (specify) 42 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 0 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 11 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 128 25 maize improved seed/composite 54 26 maize hybrid 175 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 1 29 okra (therere lobala) 1 30 onions (anyezi) 1 31 paprika 0 32 pepper (tsabola) 4 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 4 34 pumpkin (maungu) 8 35 rice (mpunga) 6 36 sesame (chitowe) 0 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 44 38 sorghum (mapira) 0 39 soyabeans (soya) 68 40 spinach 0 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 169 44 tomatoes 21 45 watermelon (mavembe) 0 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 19 49 apple 1 50 avocado(mapeyala) 0 51 bananas(thochi) 1 52 mexican apple (masuku) 0 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 0 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 0 56 mangos 0 57 pears(mapeyala) 0 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 0 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 0 Sysmiss 988 d1. crops grown What crop(s) have you grown in this plot from September 2005 to September 2006? 550 1701 1   beans (nyemba) 23 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 0 3 cabbage(kabichi) 3 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 2 6 cashews(mikaju) 0 7 cassava(chinangwa) 23 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 1 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 1 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 0 15 greengrams (nzama) 2 16 green peas (nsawawa) 0 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 63 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 13 20 groundnuts cg7 76 21 groundnuts other (specify) 18 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 1 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 9 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 29 25 maize improved seed/composite 3 26 maize hybrid 29 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 0 29 okra (therere lobala) 0 30 onions (anyezi) 0 31 paprika 2 32 pepper (tsabola) 4 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 1 34 pumpkin (maungu) 5 35 rice (mpunga) 1 36 sesame (chitowe) 0 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 27 38 sorghum (mapira) 0 39 soyabeans (soya) 63 40 spinach 0 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 130 44 tomatoes 13 45 watermelon (mavembe) 0 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 7 49 apple 0 50 avocado(mapeyala) 0 51 bananas(thochi) 1 52 mexican apple (masuku) 0 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 0 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 0 56 mangos 0 57 pears(mapeyala) 0 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 0 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 0 Sysmiss 1701 What crop(s) have you grown in this plot from September 2005 to September 2006? 0 0 d2. sole or inter-cropped Are crops sole or inter-cropped? S: Sole I: Intercrop INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 2161 90 1 sole 1867 2 intercrop 294 Sysmiss 90 d2b. ratio of seeds of each crop (1st) What is the ratio of seeds of each crop in the plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 2086 165 1 6 1.584 0.892 d2b. ratio of seeds of each crop (2nd) What is the ratio of seeds of each crop in the plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1240 1011 0.5 1 1 1027 2 65 3 144 4 2 5 1 Sysmiss 1011 d2b. ratio of seeds of each crop (3rd) What is the ratio of seeds of each crop in the plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 541 1710 1 3 1.181 0.539 d3. money value (1st) What was the money value of these seeds? 2126 125 5 1 15 5 20 7 30 2 34 1 35 1 40 1 45 1 48 1 50 62 60 4 65 1 70 1 75 2 80 3 90 4 100 117 120 10 125 4 130 4 140 1 150 143 156 1 160 4 170 1 175 3 200 103 220 1 230 1 250 84 260 1 275 3 280 4 300 204 320 2 330 1 340 1 345 1 350 91 360 3 370 2 375 3 380 3 400 49 410 1 412 2 415 1 450 67 480 2 500 177 525 1 540 1 550 2 570 1 600 121 603 1 608 1 625 2 640 1 650 11 660 1 680 1 685 7 700 45 705 1 715 1 750 23 753 1 800 67 825 2 850 10 860 1 875 2 900 33 950 5 975 2 1000 156 1015 1 1050 7 1100 6 1200 31 1250 7 1300 11 1342.5 1 1350 1 1370 4 1400 7 1410 1 1450 3 1500 59 1550 1 1560 1 1570 1 1600 14 1660 2 1670 1 1700 7 1730 1 1750 7 1800 16 1840 1 1850 1 1900 1 1950 1 1980 1 2000 54 2030 1 2080 1 2100 4 2140 1 2220 2 2250 4 2350 1 2400 6 2500 21 2600 1 2700 2 2737 1 2780.19995117188 1 2787 1 2800 3 2850 2 3000 38 3200 5 3250 1 3400 2 3420 1 3500 4 3600 2 3750 1 3900 1 4000 16 4120 1 4170 1 4200 1 4440 2 4500 3 4800 1 4950 1 5000 18 5120 1 5150 1 5474.5 1 5500 2 5574.39990234375 1 5575 1 5700 1 6000 1 6700 1 7000 2 7200 1 7500 2 7600 1 7777 dk 3 8000 1 8750 1 9800 1 10000 4 11000 1 12000 1 12180 1 14000 1 15500 1 20000 1 24000 1 55740 1 Sysmiss 125 d3. money value (2nd) What was the money value of these seeds? 1233 1018 10 4 20 8 25 1 30 3 40 4 45 2 50 78 60 11 70 4 75 3 80 2 90 2 95 1 100 60 120 2 130 2 140 1 150 64 160 2 175 1 180 2 190 1 200 65 204 1 205 1 224 1 225 3 230 2 240 2 245 1 250 35 255 1 260 1 265 1 280 1 300 73 330 1 350 21 400 82 410 1 450 12 480 2 495 1 500 109 550 5 600 72 650 4 700 21 750 25 785 1 800 32 810 1 850 4 900 23 1000 101 1010 1 1050 3 1056 1 1100 1 1200 17 1250 1 1300 3 1350 1 1400 4 1500 43 1600 9 1650 1 1700 1 1750 1 1800 8 1850 2 1875 1 1920 1 2000 52 2050 2 2100 1 2150 1 2274.60009765625 1 2350 1 2400 3 2500 26 2600 1 2700 3 2800 4 3000 17 3200 1 3500 2 4000 18 4160 1 4200 1 4500 6 5000 4 5120 1 5468 1 5570 1 5700 1 5800 1 6000 7 6400 1 7777 dk 1 8000 2 8160 1 9000 2 10500 1 14000 1 15000 3 18000 1 Sysmiss 1018 d3. money value (3rd) What was the money value of these seeds? 533 1718 3 1 5 1 9 1 12 1 15 1 20 2 30 5 40 3 45 1 50 29 60 32 70 2 75 1 76 1 80 5 90 3 100 39 120 1 130 1 136 1 140 2 150 25 160 1 200 35 210 1 220 1 225 1 230 2 240 1 245 1 250 21 256 1 265 2 270 1 275 1 280 1 300 32 320 1 350 12 360 2 375 1 400 15 430 1 450 4 455 1 465 1 490 1 500 49 550 1 560 1 575 1 600 23 650 3 670 1 700 8 750 10 780 1 800 9 900 9 1000 32 1050 2 1200 4 1300 1 1350 1 1400 2 1500 9 1600 7 1800 2 1920 1 2000 20 2200 1 2500 7 2510 1 2600 1 2700 1 3000 8 3500 1 3840 1 4000 5 5000 2 6000 2 7500 1 7777 dk 0 8000 1 9800 1 10000 1 12000 2 15000 1 Sysmiss 1718 d4. month planted (1st) In which months did you plant this crop? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 2177 74 1 jan 114 2 feb 31 3 march 13 4 april 16 5 may 11 6 june 4 7 july 10 8 aug 7 9 sept 59 10 oct 110 11 nov 900 12 dec 902 Sysmiss 74 d4. month planted (2nd) In which months did you plant this crop? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1274 977 1 jan 81 2 feb 26 3 march 11 4 april 10 5 may 11 6 june 3 7 july 5 8 aug 3 9 sept 26 10 oct 26 11 nov 466 12 dec 606 Sysmiss 977 d4. month planted (3rd) In which months did you plant this crop? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 564 1687 1 jan 52 2 feb 9 3 march 4 4 april 5 5 may 7 6 june 4 7 july 4 8 aug 3 9 sept 5 10 oct 8 11 nov 164 12 dec 299 Sysmiss 1687 d5. month harvested (1st) In which months did you harvest this crop? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 2129 122 1 jan 47 2 feb 85 3 march 152 4 april 508 5 may 665 6 june 467 7 july 131 8 aug 23 9 sept 20 10 oct 5 11 nov 12 12 dec 14 Sysmiss 122 d5. month harvested (2nd) In which months did you harvest this crop? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1207 1044 1 jan 43 2 feb 58 3 march 89 4 april 265 5 may 372 6 june 242 7 july 86 8 aug 13 9 sept 13 10 oct 8 11 nov 5 12 dec 12 89 1 Sysmiss 1044 d5. month harvested (3rd) In which months did you harvest this crop? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 530 1721 1 jan 16 2 feb 61 3 march 61 4 april 123 5 may 126 6 june 79 7 july 37 8 aug 9 9 sept 4 10 oct 4 11 nov 2 12 dec 7 2500 1 Sysmiss 1721 d6. production (kgs - 1st) How much was the production of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 2102 149 0 32 1 2 1.44000005722046 1 3 4 5 4 9 2 10 4 12 1 13 1 15 4 17 5 18 2 20 11 25 11 26 1 30 12 32 1 35 2 39 1 40 5 42 2 45 8 46 1 50 53 52 2 55 3 60 9 63 1 67 1 67.5 1 68 4 70 6 72 3 74 2 75 23 78 2 80 11 81 2 82 1 83 1 85 9 87 1 90 11 91 1 92 2 99 1 100 97 102 1 104 1 105 3 107 2 108 1 110 3 112 2 112.5 5 115 1 118 1 120 15 121.5 2 125 4 126 1 130 8 135 8 136 1 140 1 150 104 156 3 157 1 157.5 1 158 1 160 4 162 1 163 1 165 2 170 12 175 8 178 1 180 34 182 1 184 1 185 2 186 1 190 4 195 7 200 117 201 1 210 5 211 1 215 3 216 1 220 2 222 1 225 45 230 1 234 4 236 1 238 1 240 6 247.5 1 249 1 250 106 251 1 254 1 255 3 257 1 260 2 270 7 275 1 280 5 285 2 286 1 290 1 300 91 301 1 303 1 312 1 315 2 318 1 319 1 320 5 321 1 324 2 325 1 330 3 335 2 338 1 340 9 344 1 345 1 350 38 360 58 361 1 364 1 373 1 375 2 380 2 392 1 397 1 400 65 405 1 408 1 410 1 415 1 420 4 423 1 425 2 433 1 440 2 450 41 460 1 468 2 470 1 475 2 480 4 481 1 490 1 495 1 500 76 510 4 516 1 517 1 520 2 522 1 539 1 540 23 545 2 547 1 550 14 555 1 560 3 580 1 595 2 600 40 605 4 615 2 630 3 640 2 650 6 670 1 675 1 680 3 700 15 720 43 729 31 730 2 735 1 741 1 750 32 760 1 770 1 800 18 805 1 810 5 820 1 840 2 850 13 860 1 875 1 880 1 891 1 900 18 904 1 905 1 910 1 945 1 950 3 980 2 989 1 1000 26 1023 2 1030 1 1035 1 1050 8 1080 27 1100 2 1107 7 1109 1 1117 1 1140 2 1150 2 1170 1 1175 1 1200 14 1240 2 1250 12 1260 4 1280 1 1300 3 1305 1 1328 1 1350 9 1400 8 1410 1 1430 1 1440 23 1470 1 1480 1 1500 35 1555 1 1600 9 1620 4 1650 21 1700 1 1750 5 1764 1 1785 1 1790 1 1800 21 1820 1 1864 10 1900 1 2000 6 2025 1 2050 1 2100 9 2124 1 2130 1 2150 1 2160 7 2200 3 2220 1 2250 4 2300 3 2340 1 2350 1 2400 2 2403.5 1 2500 9 2520 1 2640 2 2650 1 2700 3 2800 1 2875 1 2880 1 2900 1 2940 1 2980 1 3000 9 3060 1 3240 4 3375 3 3400 1 3480 1 3500 2 3600 2 3700 1 3825 1 3850 2 4000 2 4080 1 4200 1 4320 1 4400 2 4450 1 5500 1 5520 1 5640 1 5750 1 6000 2 6050 2 6250 1 6300 1 6600 1 6840 1 7000 1 7200 2 7500 1 7777 dk 0 7840 1 8000 3 8400 1 9225 1 9675 1 10000 2 10500 1 10935 1 11520 1 11600 1 12000 1 14000 1 15000 1 21000 1 25000 1 37000 1 Sysmiss 149 d6. production (kgs - 2nd) How much was the production of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1194 1057 0 23 1 2 4 1 5 2 6 2 8 1 10 9 12 1 13 1 14 1 15 4 17 1 18 3 20 13 25 7 26 6 28 2 30 40 34 3 35 1 36 1 39 2 40 15 42 1 43 1 45 3 50 48 52 5 54 4 56 1 60 13 63 2 64 1 65 2 67 1 67.5 5 69 1 70 12 72 3 74 1 75 13 76.5 1 77 1 78 2 79 1 80 12 82 1 83 1 85 1 88 1 89 1 90 10 94 1 97 1 100 54 104 1 110 8 111 1 112 1 112.5 1 113 1 115 2 117 1 119 1 120 12 122 1 124 1 125 5 130 3 132 1 135 4 136 1 139 1 140 5 142 1 145 1 150 67 153 1 155 1 156 1 157.5 1 158 1 160 10 162 2 163 1 164 1 165 3 170 11 175 3 176 1 180 11 185 1 189 1 190 2 195 1 198 1 200 61 203 2 204 1 205 1 206 1 208 1 210 1 220 3 225 10 230 3 234 3 240 21 243 2 245 2 246 1 247 1 248 1 250 29 255 3 270 5 274 1 275 5 280 1 285 2 293 1 297 2 300 42 312 1 315 1 320 4 330 1 334 2 337.5 2 338 1 340 4 342 1 350 14 360 14 364 1 365 1 370 1 380 2 387 1 395 1 400 33 408 1 420 1 425 2 440 1 450 16 461 2 468 1 470 1 490 2 500 25 510 3 518 1 540 15 550 10 585 1 598 1 600 22 620 2 630 3 640 2 650 3 675 1 680 2 700 5 720 57 723 1 750 9 770 3 787 1 800 8 810 1 840 13 850 2 860 1 900 7 920 1 935 1 950 2 997 1 1000 13 1020 1 1050 4 1080 46 1100 1 1120 1 1125 2 1170 1 1200 5 1250 4 1260 1 1300 1 1350 1 1400 2 1440 8 1450 1 1500 3 1520 1 1560 1 1600 3 1620 2 1650 1 1680 1 1700 2 1750 1 1780 1 1800 4 1900 3 1980 1 2000 3 2100 1 2160 1 2250 1 2295 1 2300 1 2400 1 2420 1 2520 1 2880 3 2890 1 3000 5 3150 1 3240 1 3920 1 3960 1 4000 1 4320 3 4550 1 4680 1 5400 2 7777 dk 0 11475 1 13250 1 19000 1 32550 1 Sysmiss 1057 d6. production (kgs - 3rd) How much was the production of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 574 1677 0 58 1 1 2 2 5 2 10 4 15 1 18 3 20 8 21 1 22.5 2 25 7 26 2 28 1 30 7 33.75 1 35 2 36 1 39 2 40 11 42 1 45 4 49 1 50 26 51 1 52 2 54 1 55 4 57 1 60 8 63 1 64 1 65 2 67.5 1 68 2 70 7 72 2 75 15 78 5 80 4 90 8 100 33 102 1 104 1 105 1 109 1 110 3 112 1 113 1 115 2 117 2 120 3 125 1 129 2 135 3 140 3 146 1 147 1 149 1 150 20 155 1 156 2 157.5 2 160 5 162 1 170 33 180 7 183 1 185 1 200 23 205 1 215 1 216 1 220 2 225 3 230 1 233 1 234 1 235 1 239 1 240 4 250 13 255 1 259 1 260 2 270 4 280 1 300 12 310 1 312 1 315 1 320 1 340 3 347 1 350 6 360 14 369 1 370 1 376 1 380 1 390 4 400 13 406 1 412 1 420 1 430 1 440 2 450 6 455 1 457 1 475 1 500 4 510 2 517 1 540 4 550 1 580 1 592 1 600 5 630 2 665 1 700 3 718 1 720 5 746 1 750 2 760 1 800 4 820 1 850 1 900 3 985 1 990 1 1000 2 1013 1 1050 1 1080 3 1140 1 1260 1 1400 2 1440 4 1500 1 1750 1 1800 3 1980 1 2000 3 2100 1 2160 2 2420 1 2450 1 2520 2 2880 2 3200 2 3600 1 4200 2 5280 1 6000 1 6500 1 7777 dk 1 11000 1 Sysmiss 1677 d7. sold (kgs - 1st) How much did you sell of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1799 452 0 30000 236.377 1081.492 d7. sold (kgs - 2nd) How much did you sell of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1086 1165 0 9000 158.478 490.939 d7. sold (kgs - 3rd) How much did you sell of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 597 1654 0 43000 350.214 2609.105 d8. amount after selling (mk - 1st) How much did you get from the sale of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1469 782 0 965046 8668.841 35949.125 d8. amount after selling (mk - 2nd) How much did you get from the sale of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 920 1331 0 3712050 11015.335 123774.232 d8. amount after selling (mk - 3rd) How much did you get from the sale of the crop(s) grown in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 516 1735 0 450003 7818.12 27566.143 what will you grow next season (1st) What will you grow in each plot this coming season November 2006 – April 2007? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 2101 150 1   beans (nyemba) 74 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 39 3 cabbage(kabichi) 40 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 44 6 cashews(mikaju) 0 7 cassava(chinangwa) 0 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 0 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 0 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 0 15 greengrams (nzama) 1 16 green peas (nsawawa) 0 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 0 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 0 20 groundnuts cg7 0 21 groundnuts other (specify) 0 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 128 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 214 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 192 25 maize improved seed/composite 35 26 maize hybrid 0 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 7 29 okra (therere lobala) 0 30 onions (anyezi) 333 31 paprika 0 32 pepper (tsabola) 35 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 0 34 pumpkin (maungu) 558 35 rice (mpunga) 0 36 sesame (chitowe) 54 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 21 38 sorghum (mapira) 3 39 soyabeans (soya) 0 40 spinach 10 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 0 44 tomatoes 0 45 watermelon (mavembe) 0 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 312 49 apple 0 50 avocado(mapeyala) 0 51 bananas(thochi) 0 52 mexican apple (masuku) 0 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 0 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 0 56 mangos 0 57 pears(mapeyala) 0 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 0 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 1 Sysmiss 150 what will you grow next season (2nd) What will you grow in each plot this coming season November 2006 – April 2007? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1253 998 0 1 1   beans (nyemba) 23 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 1 3 cabbage(kabichi) 4 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 31 6 cashews(mikaju) 1 7 cassava(chinangwa) 0 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 0 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 1 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 0 15 greengrams (nzama) 0 16 green peas (nsawawa) 1 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 0 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 0 20 groundnuts cg7 0 21 groundnuts other (specify) 0 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 142 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 140 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 130 25 maize improved seed/composite 26 26 maize hybrid 1 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 17 29 okra (therere lobala) 0 30 onions (anyezi) 191 31 paprika 0 32 pepper (tsabola) 23 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 0 34 pumpkin (maungu) 274 35 rice (mpunga) 0 36 sesame (chitowe) 2 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 21 38 sorghum (mapira) 2 39 soyabeans (soya) 0 40 spinach 8 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 0 44 tomatoes 0 45 watermelon (mavembe) 0 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 211 49 apple 1 50 avocado(mapeyala) 0 51 bananas(thochi) 0 52 mexican apple (masuku) 0 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 0 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 0 56 mangos 0 57 pears(mapeyala) 0 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 0 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 0 63 1 Sysmiss 998 what will you grow next season (3rd) What will you grow in each plot this coming season November 2006 – April 2007? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 554 1697 0 3 1   beans (nyemba) 21 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 0 3 cabbage(kabichi) 4 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 27 6 cashews(mikaju) 0 7 cassava(chinangwa) 0 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 0 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 1 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 1 15 greengrams (nzama) 1 16 green peas (nsawawa) 0 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 0 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 0 20 groundnuts cg7 0 21 groundnuts other (specify) 0 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 46 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 34 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 51 25 maize improved seed/composite 3 26 maize hybrid 1 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 5 29 okra (therere lobala) 0 30 onions (anyezi) 51 31 paprika 0 32 pepper (tsabola) 10 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 0 34 pumpkin (maungu) 51 35 rice (mpunga) 0 36 sesame (chitowe) 1 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 20 38 sorghum (mapira) 0 39 soyabeans (soya) 0 40 spinach 6 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 0 44 tomatoes 0 45 watermelon (mavembe) 0 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 216 49 apple 0 50 avocado(mapeyala) 0 51 bananas(thochi) 0 52 mexican apple (masuku) 0 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 0 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 0 56 mangos 0 57 pears(mapeyala) 0 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 1 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 0 Sysmiss 1697 What will you grow in each plot this coming season November 2006 – April 2007? INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 3 0 17 1 23 1 8 1 what ratio of seeds of each crop (1st) - nov 2006 - april 2007 season INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1804 447 1 41 1.707 2.204 what ratio of seeds of each crop (2nd) - nov 2006 - april 2007 season INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 1034 1217 1 37 1.425 1.523 waht ratio of seeds of each crop (3rd) - nov 2006 - april 2007 season INTERVIEWER: ASK THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS ABOUT THEIR CROP PRODUCTION FOR THE SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006 FILL IN A LINE FOR EACH PLOT CULTIVATED. IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE SEASON, REPEAT THE PLOT ID. THE TABLE ALREADY ALLOWS FOR INTER-CROPPING AND REPEATED SEASONS IN A YEAR. 440 1811 1 388 2 18 3 26 5 7 11 1 Sysmiss 1811 d9. farming activities used (1st) For the different farming activities you used: 2099 152 0 1 1 machines 41 2 animals 57 3 manual tools 2000 Sysmiss 152 d9. farming activities used (2nd) For the different farming activities you used: 469 1782 1 machines 13 2 animals 25 3 manual tools 431 Sysmiss 1782 d9. farming activities used (3rd) For the different farming activities you used: 186 2065 1 machines 5 2 animals 0 3 manual tools 181 Sysmiss 2065 d10. labour used (1st) What labor did you use to grow [crop]? [RECORD ALL THAT APPLY] 2055 196 1 family labour 1872 2 child labour 4 3 177 4 1 5 1 Sysmiss 196 d10. labour used (2nd) What labor did you use to grow [crop]? [RECORD ALL THAT APPLY] 856 1395 1 family labour 293 2 child labour 41 3 522 Sysmiss 1395 d10. labour used (3rd) What labor did you use to grow [crop]? [RECORD ALL THAT APPLY] 193 2058 1 family labour 153 2 child labour 4 3 36 Sysmiss 2058 d11. amount spent on irrigation (mk) How much did you spend on irrigation in this plot? 58 2193 0 9000 1153.966 1622.171 d12. amount spent on buying fertilizer (mk - 1st) How much did you spend on buying fertilizer for the crop grown in this plot? 1154 1097 0 150000 4655.281 9816.404 d12. amount spent on buying fertilizer (mk - 2nd) How much did you spend on buying fertilizer for the crop grown in this plot? 382 1869 0 201000 4222.31 11927.108 d12. amount spent on buying fertilizer (mk - 3rd) How much did you spend on buying fertilizer for the crop grown in this plot? 130 2121 80 140000 6837.958 19638.269 d13. amount spent on buying chemicals (mk) How much did you spend on buying chemical plant protection in this plot? 135 2116 0 26025 1260.704 2648.432 d14. amount spent on buying manual..... (mk) How much did you spend on buying manure or animal penning grown in this plot? 127 2124 100 38900 2379.449 4134.939 d15. amount spent on hiring tractor ..... (mk) How much did you pay for hiring the tractor or other implements? 19 2232 400 30000 3957.895 7114.564 d16. amount spent on hiring manual labour (mk) How much did you pay for hiring manual labour? 627 1624 12 110000 4499.031 8947.58 How much did you pay for hiring oxen labour? 278 1973 0 30000 1174 2360.841 What was the value of the byproducts that you harvested, if any? 63 2188 2 647040 22629.556 84701.793 add/rdp_name 2251 0 Kasungu 484 Lilongwe 448 Mchinji 1129 Nkhotakota 101 Salima/Nkhotako 89 add/rdp_code 2251 0 1 nkhotakota 190 2 mchinji 1129 3 lilongwe 448 4 kasungu 484 association name 2251 0 . 2251 association code 2251 0 1 1380 2 706 3 165 gac name 2251 0 . 2251 gac code 2251 0 1 432 2 186 3 335 4 403 5 194 6 174 7 160 8 100 9 27 10 147 11 93 village name 2251 0 . 2251 club name 2251 0 . 2251 club code 2217 34 1 614 2 518 3 366 4 283 5 142 6 83 7 23 8 18 9 24 10 4 11 8 12 22 13 16 14 3 15 5 16 15 17 17 18 32 19 16 20 8 Sysmiss 34 respondent name 2251 0 . 2251 gps - north 2251 0 . 2251 gps - south 2251 0 . 2251 interview_day 2248 3 1 31 14.965 10.706 interview_mo 2248 3 9 572 10 1676 Sysmiss 3 interviewer_yr 2248 3 6 3006 2005.197 82.351 361 0 11 2022 513.922 302.061 respondent name 361 0 . 361 361 0 1 30 6.526 5.23 g4. loan id Please list all the loans that have been active at any point since September 2005 and whom you borrowed from. DO NOT WRITE ABOUT LOANS DENIED 361 0 1 323 2 30 3 6 5 1 6 1 g4. name of loan Please list all the loans that have been active at any point since September 2005 and whom you borrowed from. DO NOT WRITE ABOUT LOANS DENIED 351 0 Abiti 1 Agr 4 Agri.Group 2 Agricultural 51 Agriculture 12 Agriculture loan 14 Agricuture 4 Association 1 Banda 1 Bank 4 Building 1 Business 2 Bussines 3 Bussiness loan 1 Capital 1 Cash 30 Cash loan 6 Chapinga 1 Chigayo 1 Church 1 Clinic fee 2 Club loan 4 Dealer 2 Domestic use 1 Drought Insurance 1 Education 1 Egaf 1 Emegecy 2 Emergency 1 Family Event 1 Farm INPUTS 1 Farm inputs 1 Farming 12 Feed loan 1 Fees 1 Fertilizer 17 Fertilizer loan 3 Food 1 G/NUT loan 3 G/Nut 1 G/Nuts 1 G/Nuts loan 2 G/uts 1 General 1 Groceries 1 Groundnuts loan 3 Guardon 1 Home 1 Hospital 1 House 1 Hunger 1 Imputs 1 Individual 6 Informal 1 Inputs LOAN 2 Jeke 1 Kachikho 1 Kwaabrota 1 MARDEF 1 Maize 3 Makoloni 1 Mardef 2 Masafu 1 Mbewe 1 Mbewu 1 Medical 1 Medical fee 4 Mezani 1 Misheck 1 Money 6 Money Lender 9 Money lender 6 NASFAM 1 Nasfarm 1 Pa Matenda 1 Personal 10 Poultry 1 SACCO 1 Sacco 1 Samuel 1 Sasakawa 1 School fees 3 Seed 2 Seed Loan 5 Seed loan 20 Seeds 1 Service 1 Soap 2 Sugar 1 Tadle Pump 1 Thyolani 1 Tobacco 1 Treddle Pump 1 Treddle pump 1 Tution fee 1 Vendor 1 Wedding Exp. 1 Weding 1 Yachakudya 1 Yafeteleza 1 Yakumunda 1 Yambeu 1 Yathu 1 Yazaulimi 1 Yogulira Chakudya 1 Yogulira mankhwala ambeu 1 farming 5 farming loan 5 groundnuts Seeds 1 house loan 1 inputs 5 money 1 g4. loan source Please list all the loans that have been active at any point since September 2005 and whom you borrowed from. DO NOT WRITE ABOUT LOANS DENIED 348 13 1 friend/relative 123 2 local money lender 12 3 credit cooperative society 19 4 oibm/mrfc 163 5 other commercial bank 2 6 gov't bank 4 7 ngo 11 8 landlord/employer 2 9 local grocery store 3 10 pawm broker 0 12 other,please specify 9 Sysmiss 13 g4. other specify Please list all the loans that have been active at any point since September 2005 and whom you borrowed from. DO NOT WRITE ABOUT LOANS DENIED 0 0 g5. what were the main reasons for borrowing? What were the main reasons for borrowing from (…) ? DO NOT PROMT, ALLOW FOR UP TO 3 ANSWERS PER LOAN 355 6 1 agriculture inputs 202 2 agriculture investments,incl,well and irrigation 27 3 buy livestock 4 4 trading/business 23 5 improve dwelling 9 6 education 19 7 health 19 8 ceremonies 3 9 no income 4 10 food consumption 28 11 emergency 11 12 other(specify) 6 Sysmiss 6 g5. what were the main reasons for borrowing? What were the main reasons for borrowing from (…) ? DO NOT PROMT, ALLOW FOR UP TO 3 ANSWERS PER LOAN 66 295 1 agriculture inputs 3 2 agriculture investments,incl,well and irrigation 10 3 buy livestock 2 4 education 2 5 health 3 6 trading/business 5 7 improve dwelling 9 8 ceremonies 1 9 no income 6 10 food consumption 19 11 emergency 4 12 other (specify) 2 Sysmiss 295 g5. what were the main reasons for borrowing? What were the main reasons for borrowing from (…) ? DO NOT PROMT, ALLOW FOR UP TO 3 ANSWERS PER LOAN 30 331 1 agriculture inputs 2 2 agriculture investment incl,well and irrigation 0 3 buy livestock 3 4 trading/business 2 5 improve dwelling 2 6 education 1 7 health 1 8 ceremonies 0 9 no income 1 10 food consumption 9 11 emergency 7 12 other (specify) 2 Sysmiss 331 g5. other specify What were the main reasons for borrowing from (…) ? DO NOT PROMT, ALLOW FOR UP TO 3 ANSWERS PER LOAN 0 0 g6. how much did your household borrow from? How much did your household borrow from (…)? 347 14 100 2 120 2 150 2 200 7 250 3 300 1 360 1 375 1 400 2 405 1 500 12 600 3 700 1 800 2 850 1 860 1 1000 26 1200 2 1400 2 1500 9 1900 1 2000 24 2010 1 2020 1 2090.4 1 2500 10 2560 1 2580 1 2600 2 2620 1 2700 1 2850 1 3000 9 3150 2 3600 1 3800 2 3840 2 4000 21 4040 1 4100 1 4160 7 4200 2 4500 3 4700 1 4800 1 4900 1 5000 33 5020 1 5050 1 5120 10 5150 1 5250 1 5300 1 5400 1 5468 1 5474.5 1 5500 2 5514 1 5532 1 5540 1 5574 3 5575 2 5576 1 5586 1 5674 1 5700 1 6000 6 6020 1 6200 2 6500 1 6840 1 7000 3 7194 1 7500 2 7550 1 7777 dk 12 8000 2 8500 1 8560 1 8800 1 9000 3 9170 1 10000 6 10700 1 11000 1 11200 1 11600 1 12000 6 14850 1 15000 4 15200 1 16000 1 18000 1 18300 1 19500 1 20000 3 20375 1 21000 1 22000 1 23000 1 25000 1 26000 1 28000 2 30000 1 32000 1 35000 3 40000 6 42000 1 45000 2 48000 1 65000 1 70000 1 75000 1 100000 1 120000 2 180000 1 200000 1 210000 2 922400 1 Sysmiss 14 When did your household borrow from (…) ? RESPONDENT SHOULD INDICATE WHEN FUNDS WERE RELEASED 357 4 1 18 2 23 3 11 4 14 5 8 6 23 7 16 8 24 9 25 10 48 11 81 12 65 7777 dk 1 Sysmiss 4 When did your household borrow from (…) ? RESPONDENT SHOULD INDICATE WHEN FUNDS WERE RELEASED 358 3 2001 2 2002 1 2003 3 2004 3 2005 220 2006 128 7777 dk 1 Sysmiss 3 Was the loan from (…) individual or group? 356 5 1 individual 197 2 group 158 3 other specify 1 Sysmiss 5 g8. other specify Was the loan from (…) individual or group? 0 0 g9. what collateral did your household provide if any? What collateral (guarantee) did your household provide, if any? 318 43 1 land 22 2 house 11 3 crops 22 4 guarant 11 5 livestock 33 6 fund savings 130 7 other specify 89 Sysmiss 43 g9. other specify What collateral (guarantee) did your household provide, if any? 8 0 Car 1 None 5 money 1 none 1 g10. when did your household have to make the final payment of the loan When does/did your household have to make the final payment of the loan from (…)? IF LOAN IS DUE IN THE FUTURE >> G12. 330 31 1 jan 6 2 feb 4 3 march 6 4 april 10 5 may 23 6 june 41 7 july 60 8 aug 59 9 sept 63 10 oct 30 11 nov 17 12 dec 9 7777 dk 2 Sysmiss 31 g10. when did your household have to make the final payment of the loan When does/did your household have to make the final payment of the loan from (…)? IF LOAN IS DUE IN THE FUTURE >> G12. 330 31 2000 1 2002 1 2003 2 2004 2 2005 19 2006 297 2007 6 7777 dk 2 Sysmiss 31 g11. how much of your much principal is still outstanding How much of your loan principal is still outstanding (excluding interest payment)? NOTE ZERO ‘0’ IF NOTHING 328 33 0 180000 1502.531 10221.718 g12. what happens if your household cant repay? What happens if your household can’t repay? 339 22 1 postpone payment 19 2 i cant borrow again from lender 47 3 loose collateral 77 4 i cant borrow from this or other lenders 11 5 interest rate increases 23 6 group can not borrow again 21 7 fine 29 8 bad reputation in village 48 9 exclusion from group 11 10 other,specify 53 Sysmiss 22 g12. other specify What happens if your household can’t repay? 4 0 Loose property 1 lose property 1 property will be taken 2 g13. what/is the interest rate on your households loan? 276 85 0 72 2 2 2.82999992370606 1 3 2 4 1 5 4 6 14 7 1 8 2 9.80000019073486 1 10 7 10.8999996185303 2 11.8400001525879 1 13.3299999237061 1 15 21 16.6700000762939 1 20 8 21 1 21.7399997711182 1 22 1 23 2 24 3 24.0400009155273 1 25 5 26.5 1 30 9 32 6 32.2000007629394 2 33 2 33.9000015258789 1 33.939998626709 1 34 8 35 2 36 2 36.7000007629394 1 36.9000015258789 1 37 2 37.5 1 50 7 58 1 60 1 65 1 66.6999969482422 1 75 1 80 1 100 5 7777 dk 64 Sysmiss 85 g13. what/is the interest rate on your household loan? 235 126 1 week 15 2 month 41 3 bi annual 14 4 annual 103 5 other,specify 4 6 none 58 Sysmiss 126 g14. how much does your household have to /did you repay in total to? 332 29 100 922400 18825.415 70863.689 g15. has any of your households debt to ever been forgiven? 350 11 1 yes 14 2 no 336 Sysmiss 11 add/rdp_name 361 0 Kasungu 87 Lilongwe 77 Mchinji 168 Nkhotakota 14 Salima/Nkhotako 15 add/rdp_code 361 0 1 nkhotakota 29 2 mchinji 168 3 lilongwe 77 4 kasungu 87 association name 361 0 . 361 association code 361 0 1 270 2 74 3 17 gac name 361 0 . 361 gac code 361 0 1 79 2 31 3 51 4 48 5 27 6 23 7 31 8 13 9 16 10 21 11 21 village name 361 0 . 361 club name 361 0 . 361 club code 358 3 1 105 2 85 3 48 4 58 5 23 6 8 7 5 8 12 9 2 12 3 13 1 16 1 17 2 18 5 Sysmiss 3 respondent name 361 0 . 361 gps - north 361 0 . 361 gps - south 361 0 . 361 interview_day 361 0 1 30 14.053 11.146 interview_mo 361 0 9 112 10 249 interviewer_yr 361 0 2006 361 1870 0 1 2026 598.369 339.641 respondent name 1870 0 . 1870 1860 10 1 30 5.733 4.043 crop name 1856 14 1   beans (nyemba) 46 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 10 3 cabbage(kabichi) 16 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 5 6 cashews(mikaju) 0 7 cassava(chinangwa) 10 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 1 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 1 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 1 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 0 15 greengrams (nzama) 0 16 green peas (nsawawa) 1 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 209 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 181 20 groundnuts cg7 276 21 groundnuts other (specify) 63 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 1 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 23 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 76 25 maize improved seed/composite 20 26 maize hybrid 152 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 11 29 okra (therere lobala) 1 30 onions (anyezi) 0 31 paprika 6 32 pepper (tsabola) 19 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 1 34 pumpkin (maungu) 2 35 rice (mpunga) 6 36 sesame (chitowe) 0 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 32 38 sorghum (mapira) 1 39 soyabeans (soya) 138 40 spinach 1 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 496 44 tomatoes 30 45 watermelon (mavembe) 1 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 17 49 apple 1 50 avocado(mapeyala) 0 51 bananas(thochi) 0 52 mexican apple (masuku) 0 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 0 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 0 56 mangos 0 57 pears(mapeyala) 0 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 0 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 0 63 other 1 Sysmiss 14 e1a. quantity sold (kg) - max INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 1870 0 0 70 1 2 1.5 1 2 1 3 5 5 1 6 3 8 1 9 9 10 8 12 3 13 2 14 2 15 10 16 1 17 4 18 5 19 2 20 29 21 2 22 1 22.5 2 23 3 24 1 25 18 26 2 27 6 27.5 1 28 4 30 33 32 2 33 1 34 3 35 7 36 4 37 2 38 4 39 1 40 27 40.5 2 42 3 43 2 44 1 45 17 46 1 47 2 48 1 49 2 50 130 51 2 52 4 54 6 55 5 56 2 56.5 1 57 4 58 1 60 33 62 1 62.5 1 63 1 64 2 65 7 66 2 67 4 67.5 5 68 2 69 2 70 21 72 3 73 1 74 3 75 29 76 1 77 3 78 4 79 2 80 31 81 3 82 6 83 1 84 2 85 6 86 2 87 1 89 1 90 26 92 2 93 1 95 1 97 3 98 2 100 169 102 7 103 1 104 1 105 5 106 2 107 1 108 1 109 1 110 15 111 1 112 2 112.5 2 113 2 115 6 116 1 117 1 117.599998474121 1 118 1 119 2 120 21 121 1 122 1 124 1 125 18 129 1 130 7 132 2 135 6 136 1 139 1 140 13 142 1 143 1 146 1 149 2 150 84 155 2 156 1 157 1 157.5 1 160 18 162 2 163 1 165 5 170 11 171 1 174 1 175 4 180 23 183 1 184 1 185 4 186 1 187 1 190 4 192 1 195 1 198 2 200 114 202.5 1 205 2 207 2 208 1 210 7 213 1 215 3 218 1 219 1 220 8 225 8 230 1 234 1 235 1 239 1 240 13 247 1 249 1 250 41 252 1 255 1 258 1 259 1 260 4 270 8 274 1 275 4 280 6 283.5 1 285 2 292.5 1 295 1 296 1 300 66 301 1 305 1 320 5 321 1 327 1 330 6 333 1 335 1 336 1 337.5 1 340 4 344 1 345 1 350 22 355 1 360 10 364 1 369 1 370 1 373 2 375 1 378 1 380 4 387 1 390 2 397 1 400 33 405 1 406 1 408 1 410 1 412 1 416 1 420 2 425 2 430 1 440 4 442 1 443 1 450 10 455 1 457 1 461 1 465 1 468 1 470 2 475 1 480 5 481 1 490 1 495 1 500 44 518 1 525 1 528 1 530 1 538 1 539 2 540 2 550 4 555 1 580 1 595 1 600 22 615 1 630 1 640 1 650 1 660 4 665 1 668 1 675 2 687 2 700 13 702 1 720 7 723 1 730 1 741 1 750 9 751 1 770 3 800 10 815 1 840 3 850 1 880 1 900 7 980 2 985 1 990 2 1000 16 1050 4 1060 1 1080 4 1100 2 1107 1 1150 1 1170 1 1210 1 1300 2 1350 2 1365 1 1372.5 1 1400 5 1410 1 1440 1 1500 4 1550 1 1600 2 1700 1 1725 1 1750 1 1790 1 1800 4 1900 1 1950 1 1980 1 2000 6 2002 1 2100 5 2250 1 2400 1 2500 2 2640 1 2800 1 2940 1 3000 2 3200 1 3250 1 3645 1 3660 1 5500 1 6000 1 7777 dk 0 8300 1 10500 1 11170 1 14000 1 15000 1 30000 1 42000 2 e1b. price per/kg - max INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 1870 0 0 197 0.889999985694885 1 0.949999988079071 1 1 18 1.07000005245209 1 1.10000002384186 7 1.20000004768372 2 1.25 1 1.25999999046326 1 1.29999995231628 2 1.60000002384186 1 1.66999995708466 1 1.79999995231628 2 2 12 3 6 3.32999992370606 1 4 3 4.28000020980835 1 5 6 5.1399998664856 1 5.80000019073486 1 6 1 7 4 7.19999980926514 1 7.5 1 8 3 8.30000019073486 1 8.56999969482422 1 10 27 10.3299999237061 1 10.8000001907349 2 11 2 11.25 1 11.5 1 12 8 12.3999996185303 1 12.5 7 12.6700000762939 1 13 9 13.1999998092651 1 13.3000001907349 1 13.3299999237061 2 13.5 1 13.75 1 13.789999961853 1 14 6 14.3999996185303 1 14.8000001907349 1 15 57 15.3999996185303 1 16 14 16.6000003814697 1 16.6599998474121 1 16.6700000762939 3 16.7000007629395 1 17 28 17.3299999237061 1 17.3999996185303 1 17.5 7 17.7700004577637 1 17.7800006866455 1 17.7999992370605 1 18 14 18.5200004577637 1 18.6700000762939 1 18.75 1 18.7999992370605 1 19 7 19.2000007629395 1 19.4400005340576 1 19.5 1 20 183 20.6000003814697 1 20.7700004577637 2 20.7999992370605 1 21 14 21.5 2 21.7299995422363 1 22 13 22.2199993133545 1 22.5 7 22.7199993133545 1 23 5 23.3299999237061 1 23.3500003814697 1 24 9 25 39 25.7000007629395 1 26 3 26.5 1 26.7000007629395 1 27 5 27.2700004577637 1 28 10 28.5699996948242 1 29 2 29.8199996948242 1 30 38 31 2 32 5 33 3 33.2999992370606 2 33.3300018310547 6 33.3400001525879 1 34 4 34.4799995422363 1 34.6199989318848 1 34.7000007629394 1 35 28 36 8 36.3600006103516 1 36.6699981689453 1 37 9 37.5 2 38 7 38.8899993896484 3 39 2 39.2000007629394 1 39.5 1 40 73 40.5999984741211 1 40.7999992370606 1 41 4 41.6699981689453 1 41.75 1 42 12 42.2999992370606 1 42.8600006103516 1 43 8 44 2 44.4000015258789 1 44.6500015258789 1 45 31 46 1 46.1500015258789 2 46.6500015258789 1 46.6699981689453 2 46.8600006103516 1 47 2 48 6 49 4 49.7000007629394 1 50 87 51 2 51.939998626709 1 52 8 53 2 53.3300018310547 1 53.4199981689453 1 54 1 54.4000015258789 2 54.5400009155273 1 54.6699981689453 1 55 32 55.5 3 56 7 57 6 57.5 1 57.7000007629394 1 58 9 59 8 60 70 61 1 61.5999984741211 1 61.810001373291 1 62 7 62.2200012207031 1 62.5 2 63 5 63.25 1 63.3499984741211 1 64 2 64.25 1 64.6999969482422 1 65 46 65.5699996948242 1 66 1 66.5999984741211 1 66.6699981689453 1 66.6999969482422 1 67 4 67.0999984741211 2 68 2 68.629997253418 1 69 2 69.129997253418 1 70 51 70.8300018310547 1 71 1 71.4300003051758 1 72 9 72.7200012207031 1 73 1 74 12 75 61 76 5 76.629997253418 1 76.6699981689453 1 76.8000030517578 1 77 2 77.1399993896484 1 78 10 79 11 80 41 81.4000015258789 1 81.5 1 81.5999984741211 1 82 3 82.4000015258789 1 82.4300003051758 1 83 2 83.120002746582 1 83.3300018310547 1 83.4000015258789 1 83.6999969482422 1 84 4 85 22 86.4000015258789 1 86.5400009155274 1 87 3 87.5 1 88 2 89 2 90 9 90.9000015258789 1 91.4700012207031 1 92 1 94 1 96 2 96.1600036621094 1 98 1 98.5 1 100 27 101 1 102.220001220703 1 104.480003356934 1 105 3 107 1 108 1 108.569999694824 1 108.75 1 108.800003051758 2 109 2 110 5 110.51000213623 1 112 7 114.069999694824 1 115 2 115.620002746582 1 116.669998168945 1 117 1 118 1 120 13 121.209999084473 1 123 1 125 3 126 2 130 9 132 1 133.75 1 134 1 135 3 136 4 136.979995727539 1 137 3 140 11 141 1 141.050003051758 1 144 2 145 1 147 1 147.460006713867 1 147.610000610352 1 150 4 150.699996948242 1 152 1 152.899993896484 1 155 2 160 3 165 2 168 4 170 2 172.720001220703 2 172.800003051758 1 175.199996948242 1 176.800003051758 1 180 1 185 1 191.800003051758 1 196 1 640 1 1000 1 1060 1 1250 1 1500 2 1600 1 2401 1 3000 1 3500 1 4200 1 5639 1 7777 dk 5 e1c. time of price code - max INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 1764 106 1 beginning of markeing season 925 2 middle of marketing season 531 3 end of marketing season 308 Sysmiss 106 e1d. buyer (1st) - max INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 1762 108 1 private trader/vendor 837 2 miller 8 3 nasfam 256 4 relative/friend 84 5 admarc 82 6 auction floor 403 7 local market 65 8 other specify 27 Sysmiss 108 e1d. buyer (2nd) - max INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 109 1761 1 private trader/vendor 38 2 miller 6 3 nasfam 19 4 relative/friend 10 5 admarc 6 6 auction floor 7 7 local market 16 8 other specify 7 Sysmiss 1761 e. other specify - max INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 0 0 e1e. where did you sell it at? - max INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 1721 149 1 on farm 237 2 at village market 497 3 at distant market 302 4 at trader's store 106 5 at mill 3 6 at coop/assoc 75 7 at relative/friend 33 8 auction 403 9 other specify 65 Sysmiss 149 INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 1787 83 0 1407 1 3 2 1 3.5 1 4 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 10 5 11 1 12.5 1 13.3000001907349 1 15 1 16 1 20 13 22 1 22.5 2 25 4 30 8 32 1 35 3 36 2 40 12 44.4500007629394 1 45 2 46 2 49 1 50 39 54 3 55 1 60 6 63 1 64 1 68 2 70 2 73 1 75 6 78 1 80 7 85 5 88 1 90 7 96 1 100 40 103 2 105 2 109 2 110 3 114 1 120 5 125 2 132 1 135 1 140 2 145 2 150 20 160 3 168 1 175 4 180 5 186 2 190 2 198 1 200 25 220 2 225 1 230 1 235 1 245 1 250 10 267 1 275 1 292 1 295 2 300 9 304 1 307 1 319.5 1 334 1 336 1 340 1 344 1 350 2 360 2 382 1 390 1 400 4 413 1 415 1 418 2 439 1 450 1 452 1 462 1 500 9 510 1 530 1 575 1 580 1 595 1 600 4 630 1 650 1 700 2 728 2 800 2 850 1 920 1 1000 1 1100 1 1300 1 1320 1 1500 1 1682 1 1910 1 1950 1 2000 3 2700 1 2790 1 3995 1 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 83 e1b. price per/kg - min INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 1783 87 0 1426 1 3 1.10000002384186 1 2 1 3 4 5 3 6 2 7 1 7.5 1 8 2 9 1 9.52000045776367 1 10 6 10.6000003814697 1 11.3999996185303 1 12 6 12.3000001907349 1 12.5 3 13.5 1 13.7200002670288 1 14 2 15 18 16 4 16.6700000762939 1 17 7 17.5 2 18 9 19.9500007629395 1 20 15 21 1 22 1 23 1 24 1 25 4 27.7700004577637 1 28 2 30 9 33 1 33.5 1 34 2 35 3 36 1 37.5 1 38 1 40 36 41 1 42 4 44 1 45 14 48 2 49 1 50 17 52 2 53 3 54 3 54.4000015258789 4 55 9 56 4 57 1 57.5999984741211 1 58.4000015258789 2 59 4 60 15 62.5 1 63 2 65 15 67.5 1 68 4 70 7 71 1 72 2 73 1 74 2 74.4599990844726 1 75 10 76 1 78 1 80 6 81 1 86 1 87.5 1 90 1 94 1 95 2 95.9000015258789 1 100 5 104 1 110 5 112 2 116 1 120 3 126 1 129 1 130 2 131 1 134 1 140 2 148 1 150 2 160 1 184 1 200 3 300 1 560 1 950 1 1250 1 2000 1 3000 1 5040 1 6070 1 7777 dk 0 Sysmiss 87 e1c. time of price code - min INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 364 1506 1 beginning of markeing season 197 2 middle of marketing season 100 3 end of marketing season 67 Sysmiss 1506 e1d. buyer (1st) - min INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 358 1512 1 private trader/vendor 170 2 miller 4 3 nasfam 34 4 relative/friend 22 5 admarc 3 6 auction floor 114 7 local market 6 8 other specify 5 Sysmiss 1512 e1d. buyer (2nd) - min INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 63 1807 1 private trader/vendor 13 2 miller 20 3 nasfam 4 4 relative/friend 4 5 admarc 0 6 auction floor 3 7 local market 9 8 other specify 10 Sysmiss 1807 e. other specify - min INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 0 0 e1e. where did you sell it at? - min INTERVIEWER: THE RESPONDENT HAS TO ANSWER QUESTIONS a,b,c, d AND e FOR THE SALES IN WHICH HE/SHE OBTAINED THE MAXIMUM PRICE, THE MINIMUM PRICE AND THE AVERAGE PRICE 307 1563 1 on farm 38 2 at village market 102 3 at distant market 46 4 at trader's store 8 5 at mill 1 6 at coop/assoc 4 7 at relative/friend 7 8 auction 100 9 other specify 1 Sysmiss 1563 e2. # of vendors or traders - min 995 875 0 39 1 610 2 148 3 96 4 34 5 28 6 18 7 5 8 5 10 4 11 1 13 1 15 4 18 1 20 1 Sysmiss 875 add/rdp_name 1870 0 Kasungu 389 Lilongwe 364 Mchinji 995 Nkhotakota 75 Salima/Nkhotako 47 add/rdp_code 1870 0 1 nkhotakota 122 2 mchinji 995 3 lilongwe 364 4 kasungu 389 association name 1870 0 . 1870 association code 1870 0 1 1092 2 641 3 137 gac name 1870 0 . 1870 gac code 1870 0 1 362 2 180 3 260 4 349 5 162 6 155 7 120 8 74 9 24 10 82 11 102 village name 1870 0 . 1870 club name 1870 0 . 1870 club code 1847 23 1 508 2 449 3 284 4 229 5 115 6 63 7 23 8 4 9 21 10 6 11 9 12 19 13 25 14 3 15 3 16 16 17 10 18 27 19 22 20 11 Sysmiss 23 gps - north 1870 0 . 1870 gps - south 1870 0 . 1870 interview_day 1867 3 1 31 15.039 10.526 interview_mo 1867 3 9 430 10 1437 Sysmiss 3 interviewer_yr 1867 3 6 3006 2003.536 96.755 6746 0 1 2026 562.205 343.807 respondent name 6746 0 . 6746 6726 20 1 30 5.779 4.009 6746 0 1 1087 2 1071 3 1042 4 949 5 814 6 665 7 482 8 311 9 176 10 87 11 35 12 15 13 6 14 2 15 2 16 1 17 1 name of hh member 6746 0 6744 2 1 head 1087 2 husband 80 3 first wife 861 4 second wife 42 5 child or adopted child 3971 6 father/mother 19 7 sister/brother 72 8 grandchild 394 9 son / daughter in law 37 10 sister/ brother in law 25 11 father / mother in law 4 12 grandparent 17 13 grandparent 10 14 cousin 10 15 other relative 64 16 friend 0 17 neighbor 0 18 servant 42 19 employer / landlord 0 20 fellow villager 0 21 other non-relative 9 Sysmiss 2 6743 3 1 male 3421 2 female 3321 32 1 Sysmiss 3 6717 29 0 169 0.5 1 1 105 2 223 3 220 4 234 5 217 6 283 7 193 8 244 9 224 10 250 11 183 12 273 13 191 14 240 15 195 16 200 17 152 18 203 19 131 20 139 21 104 22 108 23 91 24 78 25 74 26 84 27 62 28 81 29 55 30 70 31 50 32 81 33 41 34 55 35 82 36 76 37 38 38 81 39 58 40 70 41 49 42 91 43 46 44 33 45 56 46 62 47 27 48 54 49 33 50 47 51 27 52 33 53 25 54 42 55 30 56 37 57 25 58 29 59 28 60 22 61 14 62 14 63 11 64 15 65 14 66 15 67 8 68 13 69 6 70 12 71 5 72 4 73 10 74 7 75 2 76 7 77 4 78 3 79 1 80 3 81 2 82 1 83 1 84 3 85 4 86 2 88 1 89 2 92 2 93 1 7777 dk 25 Sysmiss 29 6745 1 1 yes 856 2 no 5889 Sysmiss 1 5644 1102 1 farming 2280 2 agricultural labourer 48 3 herding / animal raising 8 4 diary farming 6 5 non-agricultural labourer 21 6 non-agricultural self-employed with employees 2 7 non-agricultural self-employed, no employees 14 8 agricultural processing 0 9 trading / business 75 10 construction 8 11 manufacturing 2 12 service employee 31 13 unemployed 15 14 family labour / helping at farm 103 15 student 2458 16 retired / not working 8 17 domestic work 40 18 housewife 51 19 none 474 Sysmiss 1102 87 6659 1 owner 59 2 manager 3 3 worker 20 4 family helper 4 5 other 1 Sysmiss 6659 a7. other specify 0 0 5681 1065 0 none 740 1 standard 1 609 2 standard 2 615 3 standard 3 570 4 standard 4 505 5 standard 5 506 6 standard 6 444 7 standard 7 384 8 standard 8 574 9 form 1 126 10 form 2 278 11 form 3 84 12 form 4 212 13 non-university level post-secondary studies, technical/voc 15 14 professional bachelor's diploma (3 years 5 15 bachelor's degree (4-5 years) 14 16 master's degree 0 17 doctor's degree 0 Sysmiss 1065 5563 1183 1 yes 3373 2 no 2190 Sysmiss 1183 3648 3098 1 yes 2648 2 no 997 15 3 Sysmiss 3098 2741 4005 0 87 1 10 2 40 3 160 4 226 5 2205 6 3 7 5 8 1 14 2 26 1 7777 dk 1 Sysmiss 4005 2993 3753 0 7777 11.933 142.412 add/rdp_name 6746 0 Kasungu 1577 Lilongwe 1189 Mchinji 3423 Nkhotakota 373 Salima/Nkhotako 184 add/rdp_code 6746 0 1 nkhotakota 557 2 mchinji 3423 3 lilongwe 1189 4 kasungu 1577 association name 6746 0 . 6746 association code 6746 0 1 4158 2 2164 3 424 gac name 6746 0 . 6746 gac code 6746 0 1 1304 2 653 3 968 4 1208 5 579 6 491 7 462 8 293 9 115 10 274 11 399 village name 6746 0 . 6746 club name 6746 0 . 6746 club code 6649 97 1 1777 2 1584 3 992 4 893 5 444 6 299 7 54 8 53 9 62 10 20 11 31 12 45 13 84 14 14 15 13 16 55 17 27 18 114 19 66 20 22 Sysmiss 97 gps - north 6746 0 . 6746 gps - south 6746 0 . 6746 interview_day 6740 6 1 31 15.085 10.741 interview_mo 6740 6 9 1708 10 5032 Sysmiss 6 interviewer_yr 6740 6 6 3006 2004.041 85.213 2301 0 2 2026 549.634 334.655 respondent name 2301 0 . 2301 2296 5 1 30 5.627 3.702 2285 16 1 869 2 638 3 394 4 219 5 103 6 60 7 2 Sysmiss 16 k1. name Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). MAKE SURE YOU LIST ALL THE NAMES FIRST BEFORE K2-K6. ASK IF NAME IF FROM NASFAM CLUB, IF SO WRITE ID FROM CLUB MEMBER ROSTER 2272 0 k1. hh roster id Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). MAKE SURE YOU LIST ALL THE NAMES FIRST BEFORE K2-K6. ASK IF NAME IF FROM NASFAM CLUB, IF SO WRITE ID FROM CLUB MEMBER ROSTER 230 2071 0 28 5.591 3.823 k1. from Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). MAKE SURE YOU LIST ALL THE NAMES FIRST BEFORE K2-K6. ASK IF NAME IF FROM NASFAM CLUB, IF SO WRITE ID FROM CLUB MEMBER ROSTER 2067 234 1 yes 1109 2 no 958 Sysmiss 234 k1. to Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). MAKE SURE YOU LIST ALL THE NAMES FIRST BEFORE K2-K6. ASK IF NAME IF FROM NASFAM CLUB, IF SO WRITE ID FROM CLUB MEMBER ROSTER 2172 129 1 yes 1614 2 no 558 Sysmiss 129 k2. where to Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). Where does (…) live? 2192 109 1 same village 1197 2 same district 824 3 different district 156 4 different country 15 Sysmiss 109 k3. money value received (mk) since sept 2005 Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). How much did you receive in total since September 2005? 1105 1196 10 180000 1707.905 6005.208 k4. reason for transfer Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). What was the reason for these transfers? 1106 1195 1 sudden shortfall of incoem 414 2 general assintance 515 3 family event 92 4 repayment of earlier help 18 5 they expect my help in future 35 6 other, specify 32 Sysmiss 1195 k4. other specify Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). What was the reason for these transfers? 9 0 Farming 1 IN Hospital 1 Lack of food 7 k5. money value give (mk) since 2005 Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). How much did you give in total since September 2005? 1632 669 10 47000 1371.904 3014.678 k6. reason for transfer Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). What was the reason for these transfers? 1593 708 1 sudden shortfall of incoem 509 2 general assintance 810 3 family event 113 4 repayment of earlier help 67 5 we expect my help in future 55 6 other, specify 39 Sysmiss 708 k6. other, specify Now I would like to ask you some questions with regards to any transfer of money or goods to or from people living outside this household (including children). What was the reason for these transfers? 16 0 FEES 4 Food shotage 1 Her home was buint 1 Lack of food 5 To pay SCHOOL fees 1 Transport to go to hospital 1 buy fertilizer 3 add/rdp_name 2301 0 Kasungu 574 Lilongwe 415 Mchinji 1119 Nkhotakota 117 Salima/Nkhotako 76 add/rdp_code 2301 0 1 nkhotakota 193 2 mchinji 1119 3 lilongwe 415 4 kasungu 574 association name 2301 0 . 2301 association code 2301 0 1 1451 2 699 3 151 gac name 2301 0 . 2301 gac code 2301 0 1 454 2 208 3 368 4 416 5 174 6 155 7 171 8 77 9 35 10 87 11 156 village name 2301 0 . 2301 club name 2301 0 . 2301 club code 2278 23 1 633 2 520 3 333 4 347 5 146 6 103 7 21 8 8 9 20 10 10 11 13 12 16 13 22 14 9 15 3 16 15 17 10 18 31 19 5 20 13 Sysmiss 23 gps - north 2301 0 . 2301 gps - south 2301 0 . 2301 interview_day 2298 3 1 31 14.376 10.848 interview_mo 2298 3 9 547 10 1751 Sysmiss 3 interviewer_yr 2298 3 6 3006 2002.953 85.975 2381 0 1 2026 561.593 327.42 respondent name 2381 0 . 2381 2367 14 1 30 5.687 4.043 2379 2 1 1113 2 705 3 356 4 116 5 43 6 20 7 10 8 7 9 2 10 2 11 2 12 1 13 1 14 1 Sysmiss 2 Plot name WRITE THE NAMES OF ALL THE PLOTS BEFORE ASKING C2-C7 2355 0 Anadziwandani 1 Balangombe 1 Bango 2 Barry Tobacco 1 Bata 2 Bean plot 1 Beans 3 Beans plot 1 Benje 2 Bua 14 Bua Plot 1 Buwa 1 Bvubwe 1 Bwinja 4 Cassava 4 Cg 7 2 Chakumanda 1 Chalimbana 2 Chamakowo 2 Chamakowo 2 1 Chamalala 1 Chamatamba 1 Chammanja 4 Champhanda 1 Chamveka 1 Chandira 1 Chanjoka 2 Chankhwali 2 Chapafupi 1 Chatatha 1 Chauma 1 Chavulunga 1 Chazanga 1 Cheluka 1 Cheyo 1 Chidabwere 1 Chidebwele 1 Chidebwere 1 Chidiso 1 Chidongo 1 Chidula 7 Chidwa 1 Chidzanja 1 Chifaro 1 Chifupa 2 Chigawo1 1 Chigayo 1 Chigwere 1 Chikasi 1 Chikhota 1 Chikoloka 2 Chikondi 2 Chikonza 3 Chikwekwe 1 Chilalo 1 Chilele 1 Chilera 1 Chilidze 1 Chilimbika 1 Chilipa 10 Chilowana 1 Chilumika 1 Chilundi 1 Chimbamu 1 Chimdalika 1 Chimdidi 2 Chimenya 2 Chimoto 2 Chimphakasa 2 Chimutu 1 Chimwankhuku 1 Chimwaye 4 Chimzanja 2 Chindanda 1 Chingalawe 1 Chingaluwe 1 Chinkhota 3 Chinsasa 1 Chinthanga 2 Chioko 2 Chiomaiye 1 Chionsiye 2 Chiotha 1 Chipanga 1 Chipembene 1 Chipembere 2 Chipeta 1 Chipeta 1 2 Chipeta 2 2 Chipeta 3 2 Chiphala 1 Chiphindu 1 Chipothela 1 Chitentha 9 Chitezela 1 Chitole 3 Chituntha 4 Chiuno 1 Chivawa 1 1 Chivawa 2 1 Chiwalala 2 Chiwambo 2 Chiwendeni 1 Chiwengo 1 Chiwitiko 1 Chiwoko 1 Chiwoni 1 Chiyembe 3 Chmbodza 2 Chokonza 1 Chudula 5 Daimoni 1 Dambo 17 Dambo 2 2 Damu 1 Danbo 1 Daniel 1 Dilimpu 1 Dimba 57 Dimba ku Goseni 1 Dimba kwa Nkangala 1 Dombo 1 Dzidzwa 1 Dzimwe 2 Dzizwa 1 Eden 1 Farm 1 Fodya wa pakhomo 1 Fundo 1 G /nuts 1 G/Nuts 9 G/nut 14 G/nuts 7 G/nuts plot 7 Galika 1 Ganda 4 Gandali 2 Geleta 1 Gelosom 1 Gilime 1 Good Summenban Garderns 1 Goseni 4 Gosi 1 Gunda 1 Gwesere 1 Home 4 Hybrid 3 Hybride 1 Ismael 1 Jamu 4 Jani 1 Jekiseni 1 Juliya 1 Kabulu 1 5 Kabululu 2 Kabundule 1 Kabwanzi 2 Kabwinja 2 Kachelenga 2 Kachere 2 Kachindewe 1 Kachitsa 3 Kadambo 1 Kadifula 1 Kadyanlendo 3 Kadyaulendo 1 Kadyulendo 2 Kainja 2 Kajeulendo 3 Kakombo 2 Kakopa 1 Kalambo 2 Kalema 1 Kalima 1 Kalima Plot 1 Kalisha 2 1 Kalisha1 1 Kalongala 1 Kalulu 1 Kamanda 2 Kamanga 3 1 Kamange 1 1 Kamange 2 1 Kamange 4 1 Kamange 5 1 Kamange 6 1 Kamange1 1 Kamange2 1 Kamange3 1 Kamange4 1 Kamange5 1 Kamange6 1 Kambani 1 Kamchenga 2 Kamlima 1 Kampindo 1 Kampopi Tobacco 1 Kamtunda 1 Kamulima 1 Kamwala 2 Kamwankhuhu 1 Kamwankodzo 1 Kamwendo 1 Kanang'ona 2 Kanchuka 1 Kandabwake 1 Kandaya 3 Kandekea 1 Kanjoka 1 Kanjuzi 1 Kanongona 1 Kantazanga 1 Kanyenda 2 Kapalanga 4 Kapanila 2 Kapatsa 1 Kaphande 2 Kaphindo 2 Kapuma 1 Kasakanya 14 Kasamba Adzukulu 1 Kasambazuwa 2 Kasauka 1 Kasichili 1 Kasichiri 1 Kasikizi 1 Kaswamchenga 1 Katapila 2 Katatala 1 Katawa 2 Katchika 2 Katete 2 Kathyuka 2 Katondo 84 Katondo 1 5 Katondo 2 7 Katondo 3 2 Katseke 1 Katsuka 1 Kavika 1 Kavunguti 2 Kawila 1 Kawila Plot 1 Kazabala 1 Kaziwa 1 Kazizwa 1 Kazyozyo 1 Khonje 1 Khwawa 1 Kogwire 1 Koliamu 3 Konyama 1 Kothale 1 Kothera mudzi 1 Kotondo 1 Koukwa 1 Ktsidya 1 Ku Bluegum 1 Ku Dimba 1 Ku Msanga 1 Ku Nangantani 1 Ku Sanga 1 Ku Sukulu 2 Ku dambo 1 Ku dimba 7 Ku mchenga 1 Ku msewu 2 Ku mtunda 1 Ku munsi kwa Saidi 1 Ku rent 1 Kuboma 1 Kubuwa 2 Kubwinja 9 Kuchafisi 1 Kuchenga 1 Kuchigayo 1 Kuchikalango 1 Kuchikasi 2 Kuchimanga 5 Kuchime 1 Kuchinangwa 1 Kuchioni 1 Kuchipanda 2 Kuchipanga 1 Kuchipembele 1 Kuchipeta 1 Kuchisitu 1 Kuchisuni 1 Kuchitenga 1 Kuchitunda 1 Kuchulu 2 Kudambo 40 Kudambo 1 2 Kudambo 2 2 Kudanbo 1 Kudimba 61 Kudumba 1 Kudzimbiri 1 1 Kudzimbiri 2 1 Kufakwatate 1 Kufarm 1 Kufumbo 5 Kufuyeye 1 Kuganda 5 Kugoseni 1 Kukabila 1 Kukachere 1 Kukachinga 1 Kukada 3 Kukamwera 1 Kukanda 2 Kukaphiri 2 Kukatando 1 Kukatondo 19 Kukatondo 2 1 Kukhomo 4 Kukhonde 1 Kukhwima 1 Kulendi 2 Kulimamba 1 Kulingadzi 1 Kulubwe 3 Kumadzaila 1 Kumadzi 1 Kumadzulo 2 Kumagubidi 2 Kumalonje 2 Kumalunje 5 Kumanda 9 Kumango 2 Kumantha 1 Kumasala 1 Kumbwazi 1 Kumchenga 50 Kumchenga 1 1 Kumchenga 2 1 Kumfuti 1 Kumikundi 1 Kumiyala 2 Kummawa 1 Kummwara 2 Kummwera 1 Kumonjeza 1 Kumpakama 2 Kumpambasi 1 Kumpapa 1 Kumphanje 6 Kumphiri 2 Kumsanga 1 Kumseu 3 Kumsewu 7 Kumslaina 1 Kumstenje 1 Kumtawa 1 Kumtaya 1 Kumtedza 1 Kumthira 1 Kumtsilo 1 Kumtsinje 1 Kumtsiro 1 Kumtunda 63 Kumtunda 1 1 Kumtunda 2 2 Kumudzi 4 Kumunda 26 Kumundawaukulu 1 Kumunji 1 Kumunsi 4 Kumunsi ku Goseni 1 Kumusi 49 Kumutunda 1 Kumwera 2 Kunabinga 1 Kunchebga 1 Kunchenga 4 Kundakana 1 Kundewu 1 Kundimba 1 Kunimbwa 1 Kunjanje 5 Kunjanji 1 Kunjira 1 Kunjoka 1 Kunkhalanganjo 1 Kunkhalango 2 Kunkunda 1 Kunsanga 1 Kunseu 10 Kunseu 1 1 Kunseu 2 1 Kunseu 3 1 Kunsewu 5 Kunsilo 1 Kuntambo 2 1 Kuntanga 2 Kuntapu 1 Kuntaya 1 Kunthanga 1 Kunthantha 1 Kunthema 1 Kuntsinje 2 Kuntsiro 1 Kuntunda 60 Kuntunda 1 1 Kuntunda 2 2 Kuntunda kwa Goseni 1 Kuntunda kwa saidi 1 Kuntunda1 1 Kuntunda2 1 Kuntundu 1 Kunyumba 1 Kunzobwe 1 Kunzona 1 Kuphanje 1 Kuphiri 15 Kupomdani 1 Kupondani 2 Kusambo 2 Kusanga 20 Kusawa 2 Kuseli 4 Kuseli kwa mamba 2 Kuselikuvenji 1 Kusidya 2 Kusiriya 1 Kusukulu1 1 Kusukulu2 1 Kusula 1 Kusunga 1 Kutali 2 Kutankhoko 1 Kutchemba 2 Kutematema 1 Kuthala 1 Kuthanga 1 Kuthesi 3 Kuthiwi 6 Kutondo 1 1 Kutondo 2 1 Kutridya 1 Kutridya2 1 Kutsala 1 Kutsidya 30 Kutsogolo 1 Kutunda 3 Kuumila 1 Kuvetenale 1 Kuwaliranji 1 Kuwozi 1 Kuzilinthaka 1 Kwa Bongeya 1 Kwa Kachamba 1 Kwa Kenani 1 Kwa Mbiya 1 Kwa Nkangala 1 Kwa Phiri 1 Kwa agogo 1 Kwa madam 1 Kwa mayani 1 KwaEneya 2 KwaKanyama 1 Kwabambo 2 Kwabongera 1 Kwabutawo 1 Kwachadza 1 Kwachakuala 1 Kwachalela 1 Kwachandila 1 Kwacheo 2 Kwacheyo 1 Kwachidula 1 Kwachikhwakhwa 3 Kwachikwekwe 1 Kwachilowa 1 Kwachindime 1 Kwachisamba 1 Kwachisoni 1 Kwachiza 1 Kwadaniel 1 Kwadele 2 Kwaduncan 1 Kwadzukulu 1 Kwahoya 2 Kwaishmael 1 Kwajamussa 1 Kwakantema 1 Kwakanyangala 1 Kwakapalamula 1 Kwakapalanga 1 Kwakatope 1 Kwakawale 1 Kwakuwanje 1 Kwakwathu 1 Kwalisi 1 Kwaloveson 1 Kwamalasa 1 Kwambewa 1 Kwambuzi 23 1 Kwambwa 1 Kwamchere 1 Kwamingu 1 Kwamponda 1 Kwamtoma 1 Kwamtukula 1 Kwanachile 2 Kwandewa 1 Kwandura 1 Kwanduwa 1 Kwangole 1 Kwankumba 1 Kwanseche 1 Kwantambo 1 Kwanyamula 1 Kwanzati 1 Kwapazani 4 Kwapula 1 Kwapulani 2 Kwasinyala 1 Kwatamwana 1 Kwatisiya 1 Kwayera 1 Kwazezius 1 Kwazimba 1 Kwazulu 2 Kwerekwere 1 Langa 3 Lembani 1 Lingadzi 1 Lisuka 1 1 Lisuka 2 1 Lisuka 3 1 Lisuka 4 1 Local 1 Local maize 2 Lukwa 1 Lumbadzi 2 Lumbazi 2 Madziada 1 Madzimayera 1 Mafikeni 1 Mainja 2 Maize 32 Maize Hybrid 1 Maize plot 8 Makaniko 2 Makhwala 10 Makoloathu 1 Makolowendo 1 Malayina 2 Malembo 6 Maliana 1 Malingamoyo 1 Malire 2 Maliunje 1 Malunje 5 Mandaaleza 1 Mandala 2 Mangala 1 Mango 2 Mankhwa 4 Manyenje 3 Maoza 1 Masengo 1 Masinda 2 Masoanyenga 1 Masoayera 1 Matante 1 Matenje 3 Mathawa 1 Matimba 1 Matizi 1 Matongwe 2 Matope 1 Matutu 3 Maundu 3 Mazawa 2 Mbachindu 1 Mbatata 3 Mbawa 4 Mbemba 2 Mbewa 2 Mbuzi 1 Mbwabwa 3 Mbwemba 1 Mchaya 2 Mchenga 14 Mchenga 1 5 Mchenga 2 3 Mchenga2 2 Mchifuwa 1 Mdambo 1 Mduwa 1 Mdzeka 3 Mickson 2 Misezu 1 Misuku 1 Mitenga yayembe 1 Mitondo 17 Mkwanamwana 1 Mnkhalango 2 Mnzini 2 Mozi 1 Mpakama 1 Mpenya 3 Mphamba 1 Mphanje 2 Mphepete 1 Mpoto 4 Msandiphe 1 Msanga 4 Msemwe 1 Msewu 1 Msisita 1 Msuku 1 Msupala 1 Mtambo 1 Mtanga 1 Mterero 1 Mthanjala 1 Mtondo 1 Mtsidya 3 Mtukulo 1 Mulonyeni 1 Munda 13 Mupalangala 1 Mupangananji 1 Mutumanjo 1 Mvimvi 1 Mvunguti 1 Mwachipani 1 Mwachipini 2 Mwalawanjuchi 2 Mwalupini 1 Mwandilekelera 1 Mwayi 2 Mzama 3 Nabinga 1 Nachiola 1 Nachite 4 Nazimbano 1 Ndande 1 Ndavutikira Wana 1 Ndavutikira wana 2 Ndawala 2 Ndaziuno 1 Nduwa 2 Njewe 1 Njoli 1 Nkandi 1 Nkhalango 5 Nkhangalu 1 Nkhwesele 1 Nkokhotha 1 Nkundi 2 North east 1 Nthala 1 Ntusanjira 1 Ntuwona 1 Nyamazaweni 1 Nyavubwirisiti 1 Onjole 1 Osauka 1 Pa manda 2 PaMalaina 1 Pabambo 1 Pabwinja 1 Pachisanje 2 Pachitsine 1 Padambo 1 Padilawo 1 Padirawo 1 Pafote 1 Pafupi 1 Pakamwamkodzo 2 Pakapanje 1 Pakati 4 Pakatondo 4 Pakhamo 1 Pakhande 2 Pakhomo 161 Pakhomo 2 1 Pakhomo 23 1 Pakhomo kuseli 1 Pakhuyu 1 Pakona 1 Pamanda 5 Pambawa 1 Pamchenga 8 Pamsewu 2 Pamtondela 1 Pamtsovi 1 Pamtunda 6 Pamudzi 4 Pamusi 2 Panjerwa 1 Panjira 1 Pankhomo 2 Panseu 3 Pantunda 6 Panyumba 1 Paseli 1 Patsidya 6 Peper 2 Pepper 1 Phase 1 1 Phase 2 1 Phase 3 1 Phase 4 1 Phiri 5 Pholo 2 Pikeni 1 Pofere 1 Pompano 2 Pondani 1 Popcorn 1 Psyapsya 2 Pumpkin 1 Rent 2 Rice 3 Rosi 1 Sanga 24 Sanga 1 1 Sanga 2 1 Sapitalichero 1 School 2 School Plot 1 Sesani 2 7 Siwerera 1 Solola 3 South 1 South east 1 Soya Beans 8 Soya beans 4 Soya plot 4 Sweet Potatoes 2 Tchemba 1 Thendo 1 Thiwe 1 Thiwi 7 Thiwi 1 1 Thiwi 2 1 Thyolana 1 Tikhale 2 Tikondane 1 Tikondane 2 1 Tilitawiri 1 Tiwonenso 1 Tiyamike 2 Tobacco 22 Tobacco plot 3 Tobcco Plot 1 Trees 1 Tsala 1 Tuwande 1 Uku 1 Vetiva 1 Vinyatsi 2 Wa G/nuts 1 Wa cassava 1 Waalamu 1 Wachemwali 1 Wachimanga 6 Wachinanga 1 Wachipando 1 Wafodya 3 Wakachaje 2 Wakonkuno 1 Wakubua 2 Wakubuwa 3 Wakuchimanga 1 Wakuchulu 2 Wakudam 1 Wakudambo 7 Wakudimba 2 Wakugame 1 Wakukanjuzi 2 Wakukatondo 1 Wakumakina 1 Wakumanda 1 Wakumango 1 Wakumbuyo 2 Wakumchenga 3 Wakumphanje 2 Wakumpunga 1 Wakumtsinje 2 Wakumtunda 7 Wakumudzi 1 Wakumunsi 2 Wakumusi 5 Wakunseu 2 Wakunsewu 1 Wakunsinje 2 Wakunthawira 2 Wakunthochi 1 Wakuntunda 4 Wakusanga 1 Wakuseu 4 Wakuthiwi 2 Wakutsidya 3 Wakutsogolo 2 Wakuvubwe 2 Wakwa BILIATI 2 Wakwajekeseni 2 Wakwathu 1 Walendambo 2 Walendi 4 Waliranji 1 Wamasamba 1 Wamayi 1 Wamazawa 2 Wambanga 1 Wambatata 1 Wamtedza 1 Wananiwose 2 Wanchambo 2 Wangawanga 1 Wapakati 1 Wapakhomo 29 Wapannseu 1 Wapanseu 2 Wapantunda 1 Wapatsidya 1 Wapunga 1 Wasawa 1 Washawa 2 Wasoya 1 Waterway 4 Watsabola 1 Waukulu 2 Wawukulu 2 West 1 Wina 3 Wobwereka 1 Wochepa 2 Wogulira 2 Wotalikira 1 Zebedayo 3 Zeresi 2 Zulu 1 Zunguze 4 fundo 1 kudimba 2 kumunda 4 pakhomo 15 sesani 1 1 c2. unit What is the total area of the Plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2370 11 1 acres 2302 2 ha 68 Sysmiss 11 c2. total area of the plot What is the total area of the Plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2367 14 0.125 75 3.201 4.346 c3. does any member of the family own this plot? Does any member of the household own this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2374 7 1 yes, it is owned with deed 449 2 yes, it is owned without deed 215 3 yes, it is customary land 1570 4 no, it is sharecropped 4 5 no, it is rented 126 6 other 10 Sysmiss 7 c3. other specify Does any member of the household own this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 0 0 c4. if you were to rent this plot, amount per year (mk) If you were to rent this plot, how much could you get per year? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2356 25 5 1000000 6088.151 32119.732 c5. source of irrigation for the plot What is the source of irrigation for this plot, besides the rain? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2354 27 0 none 2167 1 canal 23 2 dugwell 119 3 tubewell 1 4 tank 0 5 river 32 6 other 12 Sysmiss 27 c5. other specify What is the source of irrigation for this plot, besides the rain? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 1 0 Watering cana 1 c6a. decisions maker regarding Who in the household makes most farming decisions regarding this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2333 48 1 head 2184 2 spouse 138 3 unlce 1 4 son 5 5 daughter 1 6 other relatives 0 7 other specify 4 Sysmiss 48 c6a. other specify Who in the household makes most farming decisions regarding this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 0 0 c6b. decisions maker regarding Are decisions taken jointly or unilaterally? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 1338 1043 1 head 182 2 spouse 1112 3 unlce 10 4 son 9 5 daughter 9 6 other relatives 16 7 other specify 0 Sysmiss 1043 c6b. other specify Are decisions taken jointly or unilaterally? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 0 0 c6. decisions taken jointly? Are decisions taken jointly or unilaterally? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2357 24 1 jointly 1906 2 unilaterally 451 Sysmiss 24 c7. since sept 2005, how did you use the this plot Since September 2005, how did you use this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2374 7 1 own cultivated 2273 2 fallow 83 3 rented 18 Sysmiss 7 c8. from sept 2005 - 2006, # of growing seasons From September 2005 to September 2006, how many growing seasons did this plot have? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2325 56 0 34 1 2206 2 79 3 6 Sysmiss 56 c9.1 type of trees in the plot What types of trees do you have in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2115 266 1   beans (nyemba) 5 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 1 3 cabbage(kabichi) 0 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 0 5 carrots (kaloti) 0 6 cashews(mikaju) 0 7 cassava(chinangwa) 0 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 0 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 0 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 0 15 greengrams (nzama) 0 16 green peas (nsawawa) 0 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 1 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 0 20 groundnuts cg7 1 21 groundnuts other (specify) 0 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 0 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 0 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 0 25 maize improved seed/composite 0 26 maize hybrid 0 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 0 29 okra (therere lobala) 0 30 onions (anyezi) 0 31 paprika 0 32 pepper (tsabola) 0 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 0 34 pumpkin (maungu) 0 35 rice (mpunga) 0 36 sesame (chitowe) 0 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 0 38 sorghum (mapira) 0 39 soyabeans (soya) 0 40 spinach 0 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 0 44 tomatoes 0 45 watermelon (mavembe) 0 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 0 49 apple 0 50 avocado(mapeyala) 6 51 bananas(thochi) 0 52 mexican apple (masuku) 36 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 7 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 2 56 mangos 1076 57 pears(mapeyala) 18 58 plums 0 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 5 61 tea 0 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 326 63 other 631 Sysmiss 266 c9.2 type of trees in the plot What types of trees do you have in this plot? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 1049 1332 1   beans (nyemba) 0 2   bulrush millet (mchewere) 0 3 cabbage(kabichi) 2 4 cucumbers(nkhaka) 4 5 carrots (kaloti) 1 6 cashews(mikaju) 4 7 cassava(chinangwa) 0 8 castor oil (nsatsi) 0 9 cotton (thonje) 0 10 cowpeas (khobwe) 2 11 eggplants (mabiringanya) 0 12 french beans (zitheba) 0 13 garlic onion (adyo) 0 14 gourds (zikho) 0 15 greengrams (nzama) 0 16 green peas (nsawawa) 0 17 granadilla (magalagadeya) 0 18 groundnuts chalimbana (wamakolo) 0 19 groundnuts chalimbana 2000 0 20 groundnuts cg7 0 21 groundnuts other (specify) 0 22 indigenous vegs (bonongwe, chisoso) 0 23 irish potatoes (mbatatesi) 0 24 maize local seed (chimanga cha makolo) 0 25 maize improved seed/composite 0 26 maize hybrid 0 27 misale 0 28 millet (mawere 0 29 okra (therere lobala) 0 30 onions (anyezi) 0 31 paprika 0 32 pepper (tsabola) 0 33 pigeon peas (nandolo) 0 34 pumpkin (maungu) 0 35 rice (mpunga) 0 36 sesame (chitowe) 0 37 sweet potatoes(mbatata) 0 38 sorghum (mapira) 0 39 soyabeans (soya) 0 40 spinach 0 41 sunflower (mpendadzuwa) 0 42 tchana 0 43 tobacco (fodya) 0 44 tomatoes 0 45 watermelon (mavembe) 0 46 wheat (tilingu) 0 47 zilazi 0 48 others (zina) 0 49 apple 0 50 avocado(mapeyala) 1 51 bananas(thochi) 3 52 mexican apple (masuku) 23 53 pawpaws (mapapaya) 3 54 lugard 0 55 macademia 1 56 mangos 184 57 pears(mapeyala) 1 58 plums 2 59 pineapples 0 60 sugarcane(mizimbe) 4 61 tea 2 62 trees, commercial(mitengo yogulitsa) 320 63 other 492 Sysmiss 1332 c10.1 # of trees in each plot How many trees of each type do you have? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 2116 265 0 10000 48.083 375.96 c10.2 # of trees in each plot How many trees of each type do you have? INTERVIEWER: ASK ABOUT ALL THE PLOTS THAT ARE OWNED AND ALSO THOSE THAT ARE CULTIVATED DURING SEPTEMBER 2005-SEPTEMBER 2006. 1038 1343 0 4000 46.019 247.627 add/rdp_name 2381 0 Kasungu 512 Lilongwe 450 Mchinji 1209 Nkhotakota 117 Salima/Nkhotako 93 add/rdp_code 2381 0 1 nkhotakota 210 2 mchinji 1209 3 lilongwe 450 4 kasungu 512 association name 2381 0 . 2381 association code 2381 0 1 1508 2 707 3 166 gac name 2381 0 . 2381 gac code 2381 0 1 489 2 217 3 334 4 410 5 194 6 170 7 169 8 98 9 35 10 164 11 101 village name 2381 0 . 2381 club name 2381 0 . 2381 club code 2349 32 1 648 2 560 3 381 4 281 5 169 6 90 7 22 8 19 9 27 10 4 11 11 12 20 13 29 14 5 15 4 16 12 17 12 18 34 19 13 20 8 Sysmiss 32 gps - north 2381 0 . 2381 gps - south 2381 0 . 2381 interview_day 2378 3 1 31 15.156 10.827 interview_mo 2378 3 9 632 10 1746 Sysmiss 3 interviewer_yr 2378 3 206 3006 2006.503 51.234 1087 0 1 2026 554.455 335.848 respondent name 1087 0 . 1087 1082 5 1 30 5.796 4.045 l1. do you have donkeys? Has your household owned any (…) since September 2005? 1087 0 1 yes 6 2 no 1081 l2. # of dokeys How many (…) did your household own in September 2005? 5 1082 1 2 2 2 3 1 Sysmiss 1082 l3. if sold your donkeys then, past value (mk) If you had sold all your (…) then, how much money would you have gotten? 5 1082 50 65000 13100 29013.079 l4. # of donkeys now How many (…) do your household own now? 5 1082 5 1 10 2 12 1 14 1 Sysmiss 1082 l5. if sold your donkeys today, current value (mk) If you sold all your (…) today, how much money would you get? 6 1081 2 78000 13001.667 31842.55 l1. do you have cows? Has your household owned any (…) since September 2005? 1087 0 1 yes 127 2 no 960 l2. # of cows How many (…) did your household own in September 2005? 130 957 1 50 4.154 4.956 l3. if sold your cows then, past value (mk) If you had sold all your (…) then, how much money would you have gotten? 126 961 200 600000 80792.063 85759.543 l4. # of cows now How many (…) do your household own now? 119 968 1 42 4 4.908 l5. if sold your cows today, current value (mk) If you sold all your (…) today, how much money would you get? 124 963 400 1000000 91886.29 118426.754 l1. do you have oxen/bullocks? Has your household owned any (…) since September 2005? 1087 0 1 yes 87 2 no 1000 l2. # of oxen/bullocks How many (…) did your household own in September 2005? 87 1000 1 4 2 74 3 3 4 5 7 1 Sysmiss 1000 l3. if sold your oxen/bullocks then, past value (mk) If you had sold all your (…) then, how much money would you have gotten? 86 1001 800 360000 48631.395 46197.123 l4. # of oxen/bullocks now How many (…) do your household own now? 85 1002 1 5 2 70 3 7 4 1 5 1 8 1 Sysmiss 1002 l5. if sold your oxen/bullocks today, current value (mk) If you sold all your (…) today, how much money would you get? 84 1003 600 225000 49964.881 33194.073 l1. do you have goats? Has your household owned any (…) since September 2005? 1087 0 1 yes 546 2 no 541 l2. # of goats How many (…) did your household own in September 2005? 516 571 1 52 5.789 5.391 l3. if sold your goats then, past value (mk) If you had sold all your (…) then, how much money would you have gotten? 514 573 500 253000 15290.661 20275.454 l4. # of goats now How many (…) do your household own now? 501 586 1 27 5.09 4.67 l5. if sold your goats today, current value (mk) If you sold all your (…) today, how much money would you get? 499 588 600 121500 15222.545 13938.665 l1. do you have sheep? Has your household owned any (…) since September 2005? 1087 0 1 yes 47 2 no 1040 l2. # of sheep How many (…) did your household own in September 2005? 41 1046 1 2 2 16 3 4 4 7 5 1 6 2 7 3 8 3 9 1 11 1 12 1 Sysmiss 1046 l3. if sold your sheep then, past value (mk) If you had sold all your (…) then, how much money would you have gotten? 44 1043 1000 42000 9677.25 10459.667 l4. # of sheep now How many (…) do your household own now? 22 1065 1 1 2 4 4 7 5 4 6 1 8 3 9 1 11 1 Sysmiss 1065 l5. if sold your sheep today, current value (mk) If you sold all your (…) today, how much money would you get? 29 1058 1000 31000 9527.586 10071.207 l1. do you have pigs? Has your household owned any (…) since September 2005? 1087 0 1 yes 243 2 no 844 l2. # of pigs How many (…) did your household own in September 2005? 211 876 1 42 5.692 5.803 l3. if sold your pigs then, past value (mk) If you had sold all your (…) then, how much money would you have gotten? 211 876 250 210000 25315.166 33058.913 l4. # of pigs now How many (…) do your household own now? 188 899 1 121 6.037 9.725 l5. if sold your pigs today, current value (mk) If you sold all your (…) today, how much money would you get? 189 898 1 180000 22453.021 27866.422 l1. do you have poultry/chicken Has your household owned any (…) since September 2005? 1087 0 1 yes 867 2 no 220 l2. # of poultry.chicken How many (…) did your household own in September 2005? 837 250 1 12600 30.608 435.274 l3. if sold your poultry/chicken then, past value (mk) If you had sold all your (…) then, how much money would you have gotten? 830 257 2 90000 5136.346 7533.337 l4. # of poultry/chicken now How many (…) do your household own now? 761 326 1 800 12.126 30.336 l5. if sold your poultry/chichken today, current value (mk) If you sold all your (…) today, how much money would you get? 756 331 150 53550 4002.684 5385.736 add/rdp_name 1086 0 Kasungu 263 Lilongwe 211 Mchinji 528 Nkhotakota 57 Salima/Nkhotako 27 add/rdp_code 1086 1 1 nkhotakota 84 2 mchinji 528 3 lilongwe 211 4 kasungu 263 Sysmiss 1 association name 1087 0 . 1087 association code 1086 1 1 671 2 339 3 76 Sysmiss 1 gac name 1087 0 . 1087 gac code 1086 1 1 218 2 107 3 162 4 187 5 91 6 74 7 75 8 44 9 17 10 47 11 64 Sysmiss 1 village name 1087 0 . 1087 club name 1087 0 . 1087 club code 1072 15 1 290 2 252 3 160 4 142 5 78 6 44 7 11 8 11 9 10 10 3 11 5 12 8 13 13 14 3 15 2 16 7 17 4 18 16 19 9 20 4 Sysmiss 15 gps - north 1087 0 . 1087 gps - south 1087 0 . 1087 interview_day 1085 2 1 31 14.515 10.747 interview_mo 1085 2 9 261 10 824 Sysmiss 2 interviewer_yr 1085 2 6 3006 2003.418 87.148 1054 0 1 2026 552.257 339.72 respondent name 1054 0 . 1054 1050 4 1 30 5.793 4.034 o1.1 jan - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 168 886 0 150 1 3 2 6 3 3 6 3 8 3 Sysmiss 886 o1.2 jan - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 837 217 0 44 1 263 2 262 3 138 4 97 5 25 6 6 7 2 Sysmiss 217 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children’s meals due to lack of food in 2005? 630 424 0 90 11.094 12.078 o1.1 feb - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 193 861 0 155 1 10 2 5 3 15 4 1 6 1 7 2 8 1 9 3 Sysmiss 861 o1.2 feb - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 757 297 0 48 1 130 2 238 3 175 4 84 5 68 6 8 7 4 8 2 Sysmiss 297 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 510 544 0 30 11.712 10.584 o1.1 march - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 238 816 0 167 1 48 2 11 3 4 4 1 6 1 8 2 9 1 10 3 Sysmiss 816 o1.2 march - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 482 572 0 145 1 9 2 26 3 158 4 82 5 39 6 13 7 5 8 1 9 2 12 2 Sysmiss 572 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 333 721 0 31 5.82 8.855 o1.1 april - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 383 671 0 142 1 138 2 55 3 18 4 4 5 4 6 8 7 6 8 2 9 2 10 1 11 3 Sysmiss 671 o1.2 april - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 271 783 0 181 1 8 2 3 3 9 4 42 5 13 6 5 7 5 8 2 11 2 16 1 Sysmiss 783 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 239 815 0 30 1.808 5.558 o1.1 may - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 620 434 0 106 1 237 2 151 3 81 4 28 5 6 6 4 7 1 10 2 11 1 12 3 Sysmiss 434 o1.2 may - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 236 818 0 200 1 5 2 6 3 1 4 4 5 13 6 2 7 2 8 1 9 1 10 1 Sysmiss 818 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 224 830 0 31 0.692 3.668 o1.1 june - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 853 201 0 72 1 323 2 244 3 164 4 38 5 8 9 1 11 2 12 1 Sysmiss 201 o1.2 june - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 233 821 0 202 1 9 2 5 3 6 4 1 5 1 6 5 7 1 8 2 9 1 Sysmiss 821 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 230 824 0 30 2.009 7.195 o1.1 july - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 874 180 0 71 1 153 2 313 3 216 4 88 5 25 6 5 7 1 12 2 Sysmiss 180 o1.2 july - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 242 812 0 201 1 12 2 9 3 6 4 6 5 2 7 3 8 2 9 1 Sysmiss 812 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 223 831 0 30 0.61 3.615 o1.1 aug - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 738 316 0 74 1 79 2 124 3 252 4 129 5 61 6 15 7 4 Sysmiss 316 o1.2 aug - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 250 804 0 195 1 22 2 13 3 5 4 4 5 3 6 2 7 2 8 2 9 1 10 1 Sysmiss 804 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 228 826 0 31 1.338 5.833 o1.1 sept - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 507 547 0 127 1 49 2 56 3 82 4 78 5 73 6 31 7 9 8 2 Sysmiss 547 o1.2 sept - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 284 770 0 167 1 68 2 23 3 10 4 2 5 6 6 4 7 1 9 1 10 1 11 1 Sysmiss 770 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 238 816 0 30 2.361 7.314 o1.1 oct - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 342 712 0 165 1 30 2 18 3 26 4 31 5 25 6 29 7 14 8 3 9 1 Sysmiss 712 o1.2 oct - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 412 642 0 138 1 152 2 69 3 29 4 4 5 6 6 5 7 4 8 2 10 1 11 1 12 1 Sysmiss 642 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 252 802 0 31 3.456 8.41 o1.1 nov - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 261 793 0 175 1 7 2 12 3 14 4 11 5 18 6 11 7 8 8 3 9 1 14 1 Sysmiss 793 o1.2 nov - cash need..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 569 485 0 114 1 145 2 159 3 70 4 45 5 22 6 4 7 5 8 3 11 1 12 1 Sysmiss 485 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 280 774 0 31 4.057 8.424 o1.1 dec - cash available ..? (rank) In general, which months do you most have […] 250 804 0 21 1.172 2.436 In general, which months do you most have […] 729 325 0 88 1 188 2 153 3 195 4 62 5 22 6 7 8 4 9 3 10 4 12 3 Sysmiss 325 How many days per month did you/your household ever cut the size or number of your or your children's meals due to lack of food in 2005? 337 717 0 31 5.49 9.445 o3. over the past 5 yrs, any dramatic reduction in your income level? Over the past 5 years, did you experience a dramatic reduction in your income level? 1025 29 1 yes 808 2 no 217 Sysmiss 29 add/rdp_name 1054 0 Kasungu 261 Lilongwe 197 Mchinji 512 Nkhotakota 57 Salima/Nkhotako 27 add/rdp_code 1054 0 1 nkhotakota 84 2 mchinji 512 3 lilongwe 197 4 kasungu 261 association name 1054 0 . 1054 association code 1054 0 1 654 2 325 3 75 gac name 1054 0 . 1054 gac code 1054 0 1 215 2 104 3 152 4 185 5 90 6 71 7 75 8 44 9 16 10 39 11 63 village name 1054 0 . 1054 club name 1054 0 . 1054 club code 1040 14 1 282 2 242 3 158 4 135 5 75 6 44 7 10 8 11 9 10 10 3 11 5 12 7 13 13 14 3 15 2 16 7 17 4 18 16 19 9 20 4 Sysmiss 14 gps - north 1054 0 . 1054 gps - south 1054 0 . 1054 interview_day 1053 1 1 31 14.446 10.737 interview_mo 1053 1 9 247 10 806 Sysmiss 1 interviewer_yr 1053 1 6 3006 2003.34 88.463 1096 0 1 2026 545.453 328.166 respondent name 1096 0 . 1096 1095 1 1 30 5.912 4.002 What was the main reason for the (1st, 2nd, 3rd …) dramatic drop in income? 1079 17 1 1 735 2 2 255 3 3 84 4 4 4 5 5 0 6 6 1 Sysmiss 17 What was the main reason for the (1st, 2nd, 3rd …) dramatic drop in income? 1095 1 1 natural disaster 360 2 illness 121 3 dealth of household member 79 4 change in crop prices 165 5 damage/loss of seeds 177 6 job loss 9 7 unseccessful investment 128 8 other,specify 56 Sysmiss 1 What was the main reason for the (1st, 2nd, 3rd …) dramatic drop in income? 13 0 Damaged by water 1 Financial mismanagement 1 Had no fertilizer 1 Head started Heavily drinking 1 High prices of fertilizer most farmers w 2 House Project 1 I did not have money to buy fertilizer 1 Late sowing 1 No fertilizer 1 Outpu farm implements 1 Periodic illness that led to low product 1 Stolen 1 In what year did the drop occur? 952 144 1989 20005 2022.502 583.432 Did anyone else suffer from this reduction in income? 942 154 1 aalmost everyone in the village 342 2 many households in the village 262 3 few householdsin the vilaage 67 4 only this household 271 Sysmiss 154 What was the value of the loss of income? 913 0 0 8 1000 33 10000 104 100000 5 1100 1 11000 3 110000 1 1200 5 12000 20 120000 3 12500 1 13000 2 14000 3 1500 10 15000 45 150000 2 1600 1 16000 10 170 1 1700 1 17000 1 17500 1 1800 2 18000 6 19000 1 20 1 200 2 2000 70 20000 47 200000 1 20400 1 21000 4 22000 1 2400 1 24000 2 250 1 2500 17 25000 10 26000 1 28000 2 30,00 1 300 1 3000 48 30000 29 300000 2 32000 3 3250 2 3400 1 3500 4 35000 8 36000 1 3700 1 3800 2 38000 3 39000 1 400 1 4000 31 40000 18 42000 1 4300 1 4500 2 45000 12 4600 1 500 9 5000 99 50000 38 500000 1 52000 1 53000 1 5500 1 55000 1 5600 1 56000 1 600 1 6000 27 60000 7 6300 1 68000 1 7000 22 70000 3 72000 2 75000 4 76000 2 775 12 7777 8 800 14 8000 32 80000 5 85000 1 9000 9 90000 1 94000 1 95000 2 o8.1. what did your household do to manage the reduction in income? What did your household do to manage the reduction in income? DON’T PROMTPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS 908 188 1 sold livestock and or other assets 289 2 spent savings 42 3 reduce consumption 141 4 reduce investments 10 5 postpone payment of loans and major expenditures. 0 6 sale of firewood/ chop 23 7 use irrigation 98 8 took children out of children 3 9 sent children to work 0 10 sent children to foster families 0 11 got assistance from relatives outside villages 26 12 got assistance from outside the village 9 13 got assistance from relatives inside village 12 14 got assistance from friends inside village 5 15 got assistance from govt/or ngo 13 16 hired as agricultural laborer 112 17 borrowed money from bank. 9 18 borrowed money from auctioneer 1 19 borrowed money from relatives 7 20 borrowed money from friends 22 21 borrowed money from a money lender. 8 22 migration of some household members 14 23 other,specify 64 Sysmiss 188 o8.1. other,specify. What did your household do to manage the reduction in income? DON’T PROMTPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS 7 0 Beer brewing 1 Business 2 Grow fast maturing crops 1 Idle 1 Sold farm produce 1 Worked had on filed 1 o8.2. what did your household do to manage the reduction in income? What did your household do to manage the reduction in income? DON’T PROMTPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS 582 514 1 sold livestock and or other assets. 91 2 spent savings 33 3 reduce consumption 90 4 reduce investment 17 5 postpone payment of loans and major expenditure. 3 6 sale of firewood /chop 29 7 use irrigation to cultivate 50 8 took children out of school 2 9 sent children to work 2 10 sent children to foster families 0 11 got assistance from outside vilage 20 12 got assistance from friends outside village 12 13 got assitance from relatives inside village 33 14 got assistance from friends inside the village 13 15 got assistance from govt or ngo 14 16 hired as agricultral laborer 71 17 borrowed money from bank 5 18 borrowed money from auctioneer 1 19 borrowed money from relatives 14 20 borrowed money from friends 10 21 14 22 migration of some household members 6 23 other,specify 52 Sysmiss 514 o8.2. other,specify. What did your household do to manage the reduction in income? DON’T PROMTPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS 6 0 Asmall Scale 2 Business 2 Reduced cash crops 1 were eating banana 1 o8.3. what did your household do to manage the reduction in income? What did your household do to manage the reduction in income? DON’T PROMTPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS 342 754 1 sold livestockand or other assets 36 2 spent savings 24 3 reduce consumption 49 4 reduce ivestment 14 5 postpone payment of loans and major expenditure. 1 6 sale of firewood /chop 12 7 use irrigation to cultivate 26 8 took children out of school 3 9 sent children to work 1 10 sent children to foster families 0 11 got assistance from relatives outside village 13 12 got assistance from friends outside village 13 13 got assistance from relatives inside the village 14 14 got assitance from friends inside village 8 15 got assistance from govt or ngo 29 16 hired as agricultural laborer 43 17 boeeowed money from bank 15 18 borrowed money from auctionerers 0 19 borrowed money from relatives 3 20 borrowed money from friends 5 21 borrowed money from a money lender 4 22 migration of some household members 2 23 other,specify 27 Sysmiss 754 o8.3. other,specify. What did your household do to manage the reduction in income? DON’T PROMTPT, ALLOW UP TO 3 RANKED ANSWERS 6 0 Business 3 Ganyu 1 Piece works 1 Reduce number of labourers 1 add/rdp_name 1096 0 Kasungu 256 Lilongwe 238 Mchinji 519 Nkhotakota 61 Salima/Nkhotako 22 add/rdp_code 1096 0 1 nkhotakota 83 2 mchinji 519 3 lilongwe 238 4 kasungu 256 association name 1096 0 . 1096 association code 1096 0 1 683 2 344 3 69 gac name 1096 0 . 1096 gac code 1096 0 1 216 2 94 3 188 4 170 5 84 6 78 7 83 8 49 9 27 10 48 11 59 village name 1096 0 . 1096 club name 1096 0 . 1096 club code 1076 20 1 284 2 255 3 167 4 160 5 79 6 43 7 15 8 8 9 8 10 4 11 3 12 9 13 10 14 1 15 1 16 3 17 4 18 10 19 9 20 3 Sysmiss 20 gps - north 1096 0 . 1096 gps - south 1096 0 . 1096 interview_day 1095 1 1 30 14.483 10.897 interview_mo 1095 1 9 289 10 806 Sysmiss 1 interviewer_yr 1095 1 6 3006 2001.433 108.913 1087 0 1 2026 555.253 335.913 respondent name 1087 0 . 1087 1083 4 1 30 5.792 4.044 h1. # of rosca hh participate In how many ROSCA does your household participate? 1087 0 0 1007 1 75 2 5 h2a. freq 80 1007 1 weekly 29 2 fortnightly 7 3 monthly 40 4 quarterly 0 5 bi-annual 1 6 annually 3 Sysmiss 1007 h2b. contribution by each member 80 1007 0 5000 334 719.827 h2c. # of members participate 80 1007 1 200 10.788 22.183 h3.1 does your hh keep deposits with any bank? Does your household keep any of the following kinds of savings? 1087 0 1 yes 231 2 no 856 h4.1 money value of the saving now (mk - bank)? What is the money value of this saving now? (MK) 224 863 0 190000 15776.786 25101.285 h5.1 money value in september 2005 (bank) What was the money value of this saving in September 2005? 222 865 0 400000 21845.495 35808.007 h3.2 does your hh keep cash at home? Does your household keep any of the following kinds of savings? 1087 0 1 yes 778 2 no 309 h4.2 money value of the saving now (mk - cash)? What is the money value of this saving now? (MK) 770 317 0 130000 5409.825 9393.19 h5.2 money value in september 2005 (cash) What was the money value of this saving in September 2005? 759 328 0 200000 9117.76 16724.453 h3.3 does your have non-livestock assessts? Does your household keep any of the following kinds of savings? 1087 0 1 yes 604 2 no 483 h4.3 money value of the saving now (mk - non-livestock)? What is the money value of this saving now? (MK) 600 487 0 1000000 22755.958 58606.242 h5.3 money value in september 2005 (non-livestock) What was the money value of this saving in September 2005? 592 495 0 1000000 20391.275 56698.519 h3.4 does your keep any club or other group (revolving fund)? Does your household keep any of the following kinds of savings? 1087 0 1 yes 87 2 no 1000 h4.4 money value of the saving now (mk - revolving fund) What is the money value of this saving now? (MK) 86 1001 0 200000 4798.471 21853.194 h5.4 money value in september 2005 (revolvinf fund) What was the money value of this saving in September 2005? 84 1003 0 200000 5753.69 22841.738 h3.5. other specify Does your household keep any of the following kinds of savings? 0 0 h3.5 does your keep any other.....? Does your household keep any of the following kinds of savings? 1087 0 1 yes 0 2 no 1087 h4.5 money value of the other saving now (mk) What is the money value of this saving now? (MK) 0 1087 Sysmiss 1087 h5.5 money value in september 2005 (other) What was the money value of this saving in September 2005? 0 1087 Sysmiss 1087 h6.1 most important reason why save What are the most important reasons that you save? 948 139 1 protect against bad harvest or drought 97 2 access to credit 2 3 school fees 48 4 buy agricultural inputs/investments 174 5 provide for old age 0 6 repair dwelling 4 7 emergency events 546 8 secure consumption 52 9 marriage 0 10 no insurance 1 11 to leave inheritance 15 12 other specify 9 Sysmiss 139 h6.2 most important reason why save What are the most important reasons that you save? 786 301 1 protect against bad harvest or drought 47 2 access to credit 9 3 school fees 58 4 buy agricultural inputs/investments 247 5 provide for old age 20 6 repair dwelling 20 7 emergency events 207 8 secure consumption 124 9 marriage 1 10 no insurance 3 11 to leave inheritance 31 12 other specify 19 Sysmiss 301 h6.3 most important reason why save What are the most important reasons that you save? 608 479 1 protect against bad harvest or drought 79 2 access to credit 12 3 school fees 69 4 buy agricultural inputs/investments 133 5 provide for old age 9 6 repair dwelling 21 7 emergency events 72 8 secure consumption 125 9 marriage 2 10 no insurance 3 11 to leave inheritance 70 12 other specify 13 Sysmiss 479 h6. other specify What are the most important reasons that you save? 2 0 For future use 1 Future use 1 h7. why not save (more)? Why do you not save (more)? 989 98 1 no need 21 2 group decision 5 3 no funds 908 4 don't trust financial institutions 15 5 low interest rates/high bank fees 24 6 other, specify 16 Sysmiss 98 h7. other specify Why do you not save (more)? 5 0 Business 1 Power harvest 1 To buy school uniform 1 We get money once in a year and we use t 1 for seeds 1 add/rdp_name 1087 0 Kasungu 263 Lilongwe 211 Mchinji 529 Nkhotakota 57 Salima/Nkhotako 27 add/rdp_code 1087 0 1 nkhotakota 84 2 mchinji 529 3 lilongwe 211 4 kasungu 263 association name 1087 0 . 1087 association code 1087 0 1 671 2 340 3 76 gac name 1087 0 . 1087 gac code 1087 0 1 219 2 107 3 162 4 187 5 91 6 74 7 75 8 44 9 17 10 47 11 64 village name 1087 0 . 1087 club name 1087 0 . 1087 club code 1073 14 1 290 2 253 3 160 4 142 5 78 6 44 7 11 8 11 9 10 10 3 11 5 12 8 13 13 14 3 15 2 16 7 17 4 18 16 19 9 20 4 Sysmiss 14 gps - north 1087 0 . 1087 gps - south 1087 0 . 1087 interview_day 1086 1 1 83 2 80 3 76 4 40 5 66 6 74 7 39 8 34 9 61 10 13 20 36 21 60 22 52 23 49 24 45 25 8 26 36 27 57 28 60 29 55 30 61 31 1 Sysmiss 1 interview_mo 1086 1 9 261 10 825 Sysmiss 1 interviewer_yr 1086 1 6 1 206 1 2005 1 2006 1082 3006 1 Sysmiss 1 835 0 1 2026 Took seed bundle 835 0 0 1 0 620 1 215 1 = credit + insurance, 0 = credit only 787 48 0 1 0 394 1 393 Sysmiss 48 group(gac_master) 835 0 1 35 group(region) 787 48 1 4 1 246 2 179 3 278 4 84 Sysmiss 48