UGA_2018_UNPS_v02_M DDI_UGA_2018_UNPS_v02_M_WB Development Data Group 2025-02-25 Python 3 Uganda National Panel Survey 2018-2019 UNPS 2018 UGA_2018_UNPS_v02_M Uganda Bureau of Statisitcs Government of Uganda World Bank Living Standards Measurement Study - Integrated Surveys on Agriculture (LSMS-ISA) Government of Netherlands LSMS Data Manager Uganda Bureau of Statistics Living Standards Measurement Study [hh/lsms] The 2018/19 Uganda National Panel Survey (UNPS) is the seventh multi-topic panel household survey conducted in Uganda and follows surveys carried out in 2009/10, 2010/11, 2011/12, 2013/14 and 2015/16. The UNPS is carried out over a twelve-month period on a nationally representative sample of households. Version 01: Edited, anonymous dataset for public distribution. Updated to include consumption aggregate dataset (pov2018_19.dta). Uganda National Sample survey data [ssd] LSMS Data Manager Uganda Bureau of Statistics 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. AGSEC1 Agriculture Questionnaire Section 1: Household identification particulars 3242 15 World Bank AGSEC2A Agriculture Questionnaire Section 2A: Current land holdings - second/first visit 4368 47 World Bank AGSEC2B Agriculture Questionnaire Section 2B: Land that the household has access through use rights 1443 26 World Bank AGSEC3A Agriculture Questionnaire Section 3A: Agricultural and labor inputs - first visit 6073 37 World Bank AGSEC3B Agriculture Questionnaire Section 3B: Agricultural and labor inputs - second visit 6134 33 World Bank AGSEC4A Agriculture Questionnaire Section 4A: Crops grown and types of seeds used - first visit 8776 21 World Bank AGSEC4B Agriculture Questionnaire Section 4B: Crops grown and types of seeds used - second visit (cont.) 7063 21 World Bank AGSEC5A Agriculture Questionnaire Section 5A: Quantification of production - first visit 7153 33 World Bank AGSEC5B Agriculture Questionnaire Section 5B: Quantification of production - second visit 7041 84 World Bank AGSEC6A Agriculture Questionnaire Section 6A: Cattle and pack animals 1615 30 World Bank AGSEC6B Agriculture Questionnaire Section 6B: Small animals 2355 30 World Bank AGSEC6C Agriculture Questionnaire Section 6C: Poultry & others 1424 30 World Bank AGSEC8A Agriculture Questionnaire Section 8A: Livestock production - meat 5854 10 World Bank AGSEC8B Agriculture Questionnaire Section 8B: Livestock production - milk 3058 15 World Bank AGSEC8C Agriculture Questionnaire Section 8C: Livestock production - eggs 1793 10 World Bank AGSEC9A Agriculture Questionnaire Section 9: Extension services 298 21 World Bank AGSEC9B Agriculture Questionnaire Section 9: Extension services (cont) 3212 15 World Bank AGSEC10 Agriculture Questionnaire Section 10: Farm implements and machinery 8297 11 World Bank AGSEC11 Agriculture Questionnaire Section 11: Animal power 7662 15 World Bank CSEC1A Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 1A: Identification particulars 305 12 World Bank CSEC1B Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 1B: Staff details and survey times 305 34 World Bank CSEC1C Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 1C: Roster of informants 1007 8 World Bank CSEC2 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 2: Service Availability in LC1 5599 8 World Bank CSEC2A Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 2A: Land use planning and other land related issues 305 33 World Bank CSEC2B Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 2B: Client satisfaction with health facilities 305 34 World Bank CSEC2C Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 2C: Water and sanitation 2745 6 World Bank CSEC2C_0 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 2C: Water and sanitation 305 18 World Bank CSEC3A Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3.0: Education (primary education) 1525 9 World Bank CSEC3B Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3A: Availability of facilities at the school 305 13 World Bank CSEC3C Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3B: Condition of toilet facilities 1027 7 World Bank CSEC3D Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3C: Water facilities at the school 2970 7 World Bank CSEC3E Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3D: Payment for services by parents/guardians at the school 594 11 World Bank CSEC3F Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3E: Academic performance of the pupils in PLE 915 9 World Bank CSEC3G Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3F: Incidence of leaving school pre-maturely 1525 9 World Bank CSEC3H Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3G: School meetings 891 5 World Bank CSEC3I Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3H: Staffing position of the school 1525 8 World Bank CSEC3J Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3I: Supervision/monitoring of the school during the last 12 months 4575 7 World Bank CSEC3K Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3J: Problems/constraints faced by the school 2100 35 World Bank CSEC3L Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3K: Learner attendance, teacher presence and qualifications, and other classroom elements 305 7 World Bank CSEC3M Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3L: Accountability in the school 6100 6 World Bank CSEC3_0 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 3M: Human Resources 305 8 World Bank CSEC4A Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4A: Work at night 305 10 World Bank CSEC4B Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4B: Availability of equipment/services at the facility 305 33 World Bank CSEC4C Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4C: Services offered by this health facility 3965 8 World Bank CSEC4D Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4D: Common disease reported at health facility 3660 10 World Bank CSEC4F Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4F: Items brought by patients visiting the health facility 305 13 World Bank CSEC4G Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4G: Deliveries at this facility 305 8 World Bank CSEC4H_1 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4H: Validation of HMIS 1800 12 World Bank CSEC4I Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4I: Epidemic reporting 305 6 World Bank CSEC4J Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4J: General operations 305 6 World Bank CSEC4K Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4K: Sanitary facilities available at the health facility 305 16 World Bank CSEC4L Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4L: Access to water at the health facility 2135 7 World Bank CSEC4M Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4M: Factors limiting provision of health services 3965 7 World Bank CSEC4N Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4N: Supervision/monitoring of health facility 915 9 World Bank CSEC4O Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4O: Village health teams 305 5 World Bank CSEC4P Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4P: Staffing at the facility 2376 5 World Bank CSEC4Q Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4Q: Human resources 6100 6 World Bank CSEC4R Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 4R: Accountability in the health facility 305 8 World Bank CSEC5ABC Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 5.0: Works and transport 1525 21 World Bank CSEC5D Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 5A, 5B, 5C: Infrastructure availability and condition; maintenance and repair of infrastructure; funding for maintenance of roads/bridges/culverts 2745 7 World Bank CSEC5E Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 5D: Constraints faced in the maintenance and repairs of roads 305 8 World Bank CSEC5_0 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 5E: Accountability in the subcounty 305 6 World Bank CSEC6A Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 6A: Community characteristics 305 12 World Bank CSEC6B Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 6B: Community groups 3965 9 World Bank CSEC6C_0 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 6C: NGOs in the community 305 11 World Bank CSEC6C_1 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 6C: NGOs in the community 71 9 World Bank CSEC6D Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 6D: Community needs, actions, and achievements 3267 27 World Bank CSEC6E Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 6E: Communal resource management 1525 24 World Bank CSEC11_0 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 11: Government safety net programmes 305 3 World Bank CSEC11_1 Community/Facility Questionnaire Section 11: Government safety net programmes 1235 4 World Bank GSEC1 Household Questionnaire Section 1: Household identification particulars 3176 27 World Bank GSEC2 Household Questionnaire Section 2: Survey roster 21261 14 World Bank GSEC2B Household Questionnaire Section 2B: Domestic Tourism 16957 18 World Bank GSEC4 Household Questionnaire Section 4: Education 15295 35 World Bank GSEC5 Household Questionnaire Section 5: Health 16648 14 World Bank GSEC6_1 Household Questionnaire Section 1: Household identification particulars 16957 18 World Bank GSEC6_2 Household Questionnaire Section 6_2 583 25 World Bank GSEC6_3 Household Questionnaire Section 6_3 616 8 World Bank GSEC6_4 Household Questionnaire Section 6_4 2079 4 World Bank GSEC6_5 Household Questionnaire Section 6_5 16690 30 World Bank GSEC6_6 Household Questionnaire Section 6_6 21261 32 World Bank GSEC7_1 Household Questionnaire Section 7: Source of income, financial decision making, savings, credit, borrowing, and banking in the past 12 months 3173 17 World Bank GSEC7_2 Household Questionnaire Section 7: Source of income, financial decision making, savings, credit, borrowing, and banking in the past 12 months (cont) 44422 3 World Bank GSEC7_4 Household Questionnaire Section 7: Investing 8697 49 World Bank GSEC8 Household Questionnaire Section 8: Labor force status 8723 96 World Bank GSEC9 Household Questionnaire Section 9: Housing conditions, water, and sanitation 3242 51 World Bank GSEC10_1 Household Questionnaire Section 10: Energy use 3242 26 World Bank GSEC10_3 Household Questionnaire Section 10: Energy use (cont) 26392 11 World Bank GSEC12_1 Household Questionnaire Section 12: Non-crop farming household enterprises/activities 1738 10 World Bank GSEC12_2 Household Questionnaire Section 12: Non-crop farming household enterprises/activities (cont) 668 66 World Bank GSEC14 Household Questionnaire Section 14: Household assets 88652 10 World Bank GSEC15A Household Questionnaire Section 15A: Household consumption expenditure - number of household members present 6484 6 World Bank GSEC15B Household Questionnaire Section 15B: Food and beverage 415532 26 World Bank GSEC15B_2 Household Questionnaire Section 15B: Food sample collection 9726 5 World Bank GSEC15C Household Questionnaire Section 15C: Non-durable goods and frequently purchased services 161976 20 World Bank GSEC15D Household Questionnaire Section 15D: Semi-durable goods and durable goods and services 153950 15 World Bank GSEC15E Household Questionnaire Section 15E: Non-consumption expenditure 19210 5 World Bank GSEC16 Household Questionnaire Section 16: Shocks and coping strategies 24100 13 World Bank GSEC19 Household Questionnaire Section 19: Link with agriculture 3175 3 World Bank pov2018_19 Consumption Aggregate 3176 23 World Bank WSEC1A Woman Questionnaire Section 1A: Household identification particulars 2660 16 World Bank WSEC2 Woman Questionnaire Section 2: Age & marital status 3713 13 World Bank WSEC3 Woman Questionnaire Section 3: Contraception 54250 10 World Bank WSEC4 Woman Questionnaire Section 4: Fertility 21280 25 World Bank WSEC5 Woman Questionnaire Section 5: ANC and unmet need for family planning 42625 21 World Bank WSEC6 Woman Questionnaire Section 6: Smoking 3875 7 World Bank WSEC7 Woman Questionnaire Section 7: Women's dietary diversity 112375 11 World Bank WSEC8 Woman Questionnaire Section 8: Woman's dietary diversity (cont) 2587 40 World Bank unps_geovars_2018_19 Anonymized georeferenced dataset. 3176 3 World Bank Household ID number linking household data to other waves 3242 0 Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview 3242 0 batch variable 3176 66 1 1166 Household pano weight wave7 2990 252 89 12925 1 central, 2 eastern, 3 northern, 4 western 3176 66 1 4 1 central 812 2 eastern 728 3 northern 894 4 western 742 Sysmiss 66 Cross sectional weight 2018/2019 3176 66 327 15999 7. urban = 1, rural = 2 3176 66 1 2 1 Urban 809 2 Rural 2367 Sysmiss 66 household size 3176 66 1 20 Panel weight with all sections completed 2990 252 91 13204 HH grew crops in second season 3242 0 0 2 0 575 1 yes 2237 2 no 215 2797286391904 1 a 214 HH grew crops in first season 3242 0 0 2 0 972 1 yes 2152 2 no 38 7098368 1 2796982960368 1 2797286391904 1 2797295869952 1 a 76 cultivated crops 3242 0 1 2 1 yes 2634 2 no 608 HH raised/owned cattle 2037 1205 1 2 1 yes 810 2 no 1086 a 141 Sysmiss 1205 HH raised/owned small animals 2037 1205 1 2 1 yes 1334 2 no 561 a 142 Sysmiss 1205 HH raised/owned poultry, bees or small birds 2037 1205 1 2 1 yes 1307 2 no 587 a 143 Sysmiss 1205 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 4368 0 InterviewId 4368 0 Parcel identifier 4368 0 0 10 Household ID number linking household data to other waves 4368 0 Is this parcel owned or accessed through use rights? 4368 0 1 1 1 Owned 4368 2 Accessed through use rights 0 3.1 Has size of [PARCEL] increased, remained the same or decreased since last wa 3267 1101 1 3 1 Increased 231 2 Remained the same 2923 3 Decreased 113 Sysmiss 1101 4. Size of this parcel in acres? GPS with two decimal digits 256 4112 0 9 5. Size of this parcel in acres? Farmer estimation with two decimal digits 824 3544 0 150 6. Location: How long does it take to travel from the homestead to this parcel? 833 3535 1 6 1 Less than 15mn 410 2 15mn-30mn 124 3 30mn-60mn 168 4 1hour-2hours 102 6 Over 2 hours 29 Sysmiss 3535 7. Tenure system 932 3436 1 6 1 Freehold 132 2 Leasehold 10 3 Mailo 41 4 Customary 748 6 Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 3436 8. How did you acquire this parcel? 0 4368 1 Purchased 0 2 Inherited or Received as gift 0 3 Leased-in 0 4 Just walked in (cleared) 0 5 Do not know 0 6 Given by local authorities 0 7 Given by government 0 8 Agreement with land/use rights owner 0 9 Without agreement with land/use rights owner 0 96 Other(specify) 0 Sysmiss 4368 9. In which year did you first acquire this parcel? 4368 0 1 2019 1 1 999 missing year 3735 1917 1 1945 1 1956 2 1957 2 1960 1 1964 1 1965 1 1966 3 1967 4 1968 5 1969 1 1970 4 1971 4 1972 4 1973 1 1974 2 1976 3 1977 2 1978 4 1979 2 1980 22 1981 1 1982 7 1983 4 1984 4 1985 8 1986 9 1987 11 1988 10 1989 1 1990 12 1991 2 1992 8 1993 4 1994 3 1995 19 1996 7 1997 10 1998 14 1999 3 2000 46 2001 13 2002 8 2003 6 2004 14 2005 16 2006 13 2007 12 2008 27 2009 19 2010 33 2011 20 2012 15 2013 25 2014 34 2015 27 2016 37 2017 43 2018 16 2019 1 10. Do you currently have access to the parcell? 4368 0 1 2 1 Yes 4149 2 No 211 a 8 11a. What was or is the primary use of the parcel during the 2nd cropping seaso 4359 9 1 96 1 Own Cultivated (annual crops) 2523 2 Own Cultivated (perennial crops) 1022 3 Rented-out 47 4 Cultivated by mailo tenant 1 5 Fallow 423 6 Pasture 189 7 Woodlot/Forest 15 96 Other (specify) 139 Sysmiss 9 11b. What was or is the primary use of the parcel during the 1st cropping season 4359 9 1 96 1 Own Cultivated (annual crops) 2687 2 Own Cultivated (perennial crops) 1092 3 Rented-out 51 4 Cultivated by mailo tenant 2 5 Fallow 318 6 Pasture 90 7 Woodlot/Forest 15 96 Other (specify) 104 Sysmiss 9 14. How much rent did you or will you receive (if share cropped-out give the est 62 4306 0 800000 15a. What portion of the parcel did you cultivate/plant in the 2nd cropping seas 3545 823 0 100 15b. What portion of the parcel did you cultivate/plant in the 1st cropping seas 3779 589 0 100 28. Does the parcel have any permanent or semi-permanent buildings, hut, shed, e 4362 6 1 2 1 Yes 1364 2 No 2998 Sysmiss 6 What is the main use of the building or structure? (1/2) 1363 3005 1 96 1 residential 1334 2 barn/stable 2 3 farm buildings 21 96 other,(specify) 6 Sysmiss 3005 What is the main use of the building or structure? (2/2) 11 4357 2 3 1 residential 0 2 barn/stable 10 3 farm buildings 1 4 Other 0 Sysmiss 4357 16. What soil type is in this parcel? 933 3435 1 4 1 Sand loam 347 2 Sandy clay loam 407 3 Black clay 130 4 Other (Specify) 49 Sysmiss 3435 17. What soil/land quality is this parcel? 933 3435 1 3 1 Good 726 2 Fair 192 3 Poor 15 Sysmiss 3435 18. What is the main water source to this parcel? 4360 8 1 3 1 Irrigated 3 2 Rain-fed 4280 3 Swamp/wetland 77 Sysmiss 8 19. In general, what is the topography of this parcel? 933 3435 1 5 1 Hilly 51 2 Flat 568 3 Gentle slope 270 4 Steep slope 24 5 Valley 20 6 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 3435 20. During the last completed season, were there any problems with erosion in th 4361 7 1 2 1 Yes 304 2 No 4057 Sysmiss 7 21.What was the cause of these erosion problems? 304 4064 1 6 1 Terrain 149 2 Flooding 141 3 Wind 2 4 Animals 1 5 Cultivation 1 6 Other (specify) 10 Sysmiss 4064 Is there any erosion control/ water harvesting facility on this parcel? (1/2) 304 4064 1 10 1 terra 100 2 gabio 6 3 vetiv 5 4 tree 3 5 water 4 6 drain 112 7 dam 0 8 none 59 9 stone 9 10 earth 6 Sysmiss 4064 Is there any erosion control/ water harvesting facility on this parcel? (2/2) 48 4320 3 10 1 terra 0 2 gabio 0 3 vetiv 3 4 tree 0 5 water 2 6 drain 31 7 dam 0 8 none 0 9 stone 5 10 earth 7 Sysmiss 4320 23. Does this parcel have a formal certificate of title or customary certificate 4358 10 1 4 1 Certificate of title 163 2 Certificate of customary ownership 106 3 Certificate of occupancy 161 4 No document 3928 Sysmiss 10 31. In which year did your household acquire the formal title or certificate for 429 3939 1930 9998 Which household member’s name is on the title/ certificate? 363 4005 1 14 1 253 2 74 3 9 4 8 5 3 6 2 7 4 8 5 9 1 11 3 14 1 99999999 owner not part of the household 0 Sysmiss 4005 Which household member’s name is on the title/ certificate? 62 4306 2 11 32. Does your household have other documents (semi-formal or informal) that woul 3929 439 1 2 1 Yes 966 2 No 2963 Sysmiss 439 What type of informal documents does your household possess? (1/2) 808 3560 1 96 1 inheritance 168 2 gift/excahnge 89 3 sales receipt 210 4 survey plan 0 5 Government allowance 0 6 tax receipt 1 7 utility bill 0 96 other 340 Sysmiss 3560 What type of informal documents does your household possess? (2/2) 38 4330 2 96 1 inheritance 0 2 gift/excahnge 2 3 sales receipt 6 4 survey plan 0 5 Government allowance 0 6 tax receipt 0 7 utility bill 0 96 other 30 Sysmiss 4330 Who has the Ownership rights to this parcel? 3885 483 1 16 1 3127 2 386 3 96 4 52 5 72 6 43 7 42 8 11 9 15 10 11 11 18 12 1 14 7 16 4 99999999 owner not part of the household 0 Sysmiss 483 Who has the Ownership rights to this parcel? 1381 2987 1 15 Who can decide whether to sell this parcel or use it as collateral? 3882 486 1 16 1 3147 2 374 3 94 4 51 5 67 6 43 7 39 8 12 9 16 10 6 11 19 12 2 13 1 14 7 16 4 99999999 owner not part of the household 0 Sysmiss 486 Who can decide whether to sell this parcel or use it as collateral? 1300 3068 1 15 34. Do female children have the right to inherit this parcel? 4358 10 1 6 1 Yes: Equally as male children 1232 2 Yes: But less than male children 2158 3 Yes: But more than male children 16 4 Yes: But no male children 103 5 No female children 267 6 Not at all 582 Sysmiss 10 25. Have you ever been concerned that somebody might dispute your ownership/ use 4360 8 1 2 1 Yes 202 2 No 4158 Sysmiss 8 35. Did you have any land dispute or disagreements with anyone over this parcel/ 4360 8 1 2 1 Yes 206 2 No 4154 Sysmiss 8 36. What was the nature of the main dispute or disagreement? 206 4162 1 96 1 Boundary 112 2 Ownership: Inheritance related 56 3 Ownership: Sales related 22 4 Ownership: Expropriation 6 5 Ownership: Other 7 6 Rental related 0 96 Other (specify) 3 Sysmiss 4162 37. How likely do you think that there would be disagreement over the ownership 4360 8 1 5 1 Not at all (0%) 4169 2 Somewhat likely (25%) 99 3 Likely (50%) 49 4 Very likely (75%) 24 5 Certainly, for sure (100%) 19 Sysmiss 8 38. What is the main concern? 190 4178 1 96 1 Boundary 73 2 Ownership: Inheritance related 68 3 Ownership: Sales related 24 4 Ownership: Other 16 5 Rental related 0 96 Other (specify) 9 Sysmiss 4178 39. If you wanted to sell this property today, how much would you receive for it 4359 9 0 700000000 InterviewId 1443 0 Parcel identifier 1443 0 0 8 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 1443 0 Is this parcel owned or accessed through use rights? 1443 0 2 2 1 Owned 0 2 Accessed through use rights 1443 3.1 Has size of [PARCEL] increased, remained the same or decreased since last wa 804 639 1 3 1 Increased 43 2 Remained the same 739 3 Decreased 22 Sysmiss 639 4. Size of this parcel in acres? GPS with two decimal digits 44 1399 0 2 5. Size of this parcel in acres? Farmer estimation with two decimal digits 413 1030 0 87 6. Location: How long does it take to travel from the homestead to this parcel? 418 1025 1 6 1 Less than 15mn 92 2 15mn-30mn 126 3 30mn-60mn 113 4 1hour-2hours 55 6 Over 2 hours 32 Sysmiss 1025 7. Tenure system 423 1020 1 6 1 Freehold 110 2 Leasehold 14 3 Mailo 31 4 Customary 258 6 Other (specify) 10 Sysmiss 1020 8. How did you acquire this parcel? 1433 10 8 96 1 Purchased 0 2 Inherited or Received as gift 0 3 Leased-in 0 4 Just walked in (cleared) 0 5 Do not know 0 6 Given by local authorities 0 7 Given by government 0 8 Agreement with land/use rights owner 930 9 Without agreement with land/use rights owner 466 96 Other(specify) 37 Sysmiss 10 2b9. How much rent did you or will you pay to the land owner during the two crop 927 516 0 1920000 2b10. For how long have you been in continued possession of this parcel (number 1428 15 0 1000000 2b11. Do you have to renew your use rights to this parcel at least once a year? 1427 16 1 2 1 Yes 862 2 No 565 Sysmiss 16 12a. What was or is the primary use of the parcel during the 2nd cropping season 1433 10 1 96 1 Own Cultivated (annual crops) 927 2 Own Cultivated (perennial crops) 95 3 Sub-contracted out 18 5 Fallow 129 6 Grazing land 22 7 Woodlot 9 96 Other (specify) 233 Sysmiss 10 12b. What was or is the primary use of the parcel during the 1st cropping season 1433 10 1 96 1 Own Cultivated (annual crops) 1042 2 Own Cultivated (perennial crops) 107 3 Sub-contracted out 23 5 Fallow 73 6 Grazing land 7 7 Woodlot 8 96 Other (specify) 173 Sysmiss 10 12a_1. What type of fallow was/is being used during the two cropping seasons for 128 1315 1 3 1 Fallow with cover crop 14 2 Fallow with residue Incorporation 10 3 Bare fallow 104 Sysmiss 1315 12b_1. What type of fallow was/is being used during the two cropping seasons for 73 1370 1 3 1 Fallow with cover crop 8 2 Fallow with residue Incorporation 6 3 Bare fallow 59 Sysmiss 1370 16. What soil type is in this parcel? 428 1015 1 4 1 Sand loam 198 2 Sandy clay loam 162 3 Black clay 57 4 Other (Specify) 11 Sysmiss 1015 17. What soil/land quality is this parcel? 428 1015 1 3 1 Good 316 2 Fair 109 3 Poor 3 Sysmiss 1015 18. What is the main water source to this parcel? 1437 6 2 3 1 Irrigated 0 2 Rain-fed 1371 3 Swamp/wetland 66 Sysmiss 6 19. In general, what is the topography of this parcel? 428 1015 1 5 1 Hilly 19 2 Flat 294 3 Gentle slope 94 4 Steep slope 4 5 Valley 17 6 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 1015 20. During the last completed season, were there any problems with erosion in th 1437 6 1 2 1 Yes 85 2 No 1352 Sysmiss 6 21.What was the cause of these erosion problems? 85 1358 1 6 1 Terrain 38 2 Flooding 41 3 Wind 0 4 Animals 0 5 Cultivation 0 6 Other (specify) 6 Sysmiss 1358 Is there any erosion control/ water harvesting facility on this parcel? (1/2) 85 1358 1 10 1 terra 10 2 gabio 4 3 vetiv 0 4 tree 0 5 water 2 6 drain 39 7 dam 0 8 none 23 9 stone 5 10 earth 2 Sysmiss 1358 Is there any erosion control/ water harvesting facility on this parcel? (2/2) 7 1436 5 10 1 terra 0 2 gabio 0 3 vetiv 0 4 tree 0 5 water 1 6 drain 3 7 dam 0 8 none 0 9 stone 2 10 earth 1 Sysmiss 1436 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1443 0 InterviewId 6073 0 Parcel identifier 6073 0 0 9 Plot identifier 6073 0 0 10 Household ID number linking household data to other waves 6073 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 6073 0 name of the plot 6073 0 3.2. Were the decisions concerning the timing of cropping activities, crop choic 6073 0 1 2 1 Single 2796 2 Multiple 3277 3.3. Who was the primary decision maker on the plot %rostertitle% during the 1st 6073 0 3a. Was the plot burned in preparation for planting? 6073 0 1 2 1 Yes 328 2 No 5745 4. Did you use any organic fertilizer on the parcel/plot? 6053 20 1 2 1 Yes 325 2 No 5728 Sysmiss 20 5. What was the quantity used? KGS 324 5749 1 40000 6. Was any of this purchased? 325 5748 1 2 1 Yes 41 2 No 284 Sysmiss 5748 7. How much was purchased?KGS 41 6032 1 1600000 8. What was the value of the purchase?UShs 41 6032 1400 600000 9. Where did you buy most of it? 41 6032 2 5 1 Government/LC 0 2 Private trader in local market/village 11 3 Private trader in district market 5 4 Fellow farmer 19 5 Neighbor/Relative 6 6 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 6032 12. What was the main source of organic fertilizer used on the parcel/plot? 283 5790 1 3 1 Own livestock 193 2 Own crop residues 74 3 Other (Specify) 16 Sysmiss 5790 13. Did you use any inorganic/chemical fertilizer on the parcel/plot? 6052 21 1 2 1 Yes 128 2 No 5924 Sysmiss 21 14. What type was used? 128 5945 1 4 1 Nitrate 30 2 Phosphate 9 3 Potash 6 4 Mixed 83 Sysmiss 5945 15. What was the quantity used? KGS 124 5949 1 500 16. Was any of this purchased? 128 5945 1 2 1 Yes 123 2 No 5 Sysmiss 5945 17. How much was purchased? KGS 118 5955 0 500 18. What was the value of the purchase? UShs 123 5950 2000 600000 19. Where did you buy most of it? 123 5950 2 6 1 Government/LC 0 2 Private trader in local market/village 87 3 Private trader in district market 33 4 Fellow farmer 0 5 Neighbor/Relative 0 6 Other (specify) 3 Sysmiss 5950 22. Did you use any pesticides on the parcel/plot? 6053 20 1 2 1 Yes 496 2 No 5557 Sysmiss 20 23. What type was used? 496 5577 1 96 1 Insecticides 300 2 Miticides/Acaricides 20 3 Fungicides 10 4 Growth regulators and harvest aids 148 5 Rodenticides 2 6 Nematicdes/Molluscicides 2 96 Other (Specify) 14 Sysmiss 5577 24a. What was the quantity used? UNIT 494 5579 1 2 1 Kg 39 2 Lts 455 Sysmiss 5579 24b. QUANTITY 495 5578 0 100 25. Was any of this purchased? 496 5577 1 2 1 Yes 483 2 No 13 Sysmiss 5577 26. What quantity was purchased? 481 5592 0 100 27. What was the value of the purchase? UShs 481 5592 16 600000 28. Where did you buy most of it? 483 5590 2 4 1 Government/LC 0 2 Private trader in local market/village 344 3 Private trader in district market 137 4 Fellow farmer 2 5 Neighbor/Relative 0 6 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 5590 34. Did you hire any labour to work on this plot during the 2nd season of 2016? 6051 22 1 2 1 Yes 1752 2 No 4299 Sysmiss 22 35a. Men Person days 1751 4322 0 105 35b. Women Person days 1751 4322 0 90 35c. Children Person days 1751 4322 0 20 36. How much did you pay including the value of in-kind payments for these days 1751 4322 0 1200000 7.What was the total area of %rostertitle% planted? 5948 125 0 2017 InterviewId 6134 0 Id in "t0_parcelroster" 6134 0 0 10 Roster instance identifier 6134 0 1 10 Household ID number linking household data to other waves 6134 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 6134 0 name of the plot 6134 0 3.1.RECORD RESPONDENT FOR THIS PLOT (%rostertitle%) 6134 0 3.2. Were the decisions concerning the timing of cropping activities, crop choic 6129 5 1 2 1 Single 2804 2 Multiple 3325 Sysmiss 5 3.3. Who was the primary decision maker on the plot %rostertitle% during the 1st 6134 0 3a. Was the plot burned in preparation for planting? 6134 0 1 2 1 Yes 233 2 No 5901 4. Did you use any organic fertilizer on the parcel/plot? 6128 6 1 2 1 Yes 230 2 No 5898 Sysmiss 6 5. What was the quantity used? KGS 230 5904 2 36000 6. Was any of this purchased? 230 5904 1 2 1 Yes 23 2 No 207 Sysmiss 5904 7. How much was purchased?KGS 23 6111 2 36000 8. What was the value of the purchase?UShs 23 6111 3600 2800000 9. Where did you buy most of it? 23 6111 1 5 1 Government/LC 1 2 Private trader in local market/village 11 3 Private trader in district market 1 4 Fellow farmer 9 5 Neighbor/Relative 1 6 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 6111 12. What was the main source of organic fertilizer used on the parcel/plot? 207 5927 1 3 1 Own livestock 143 2 Own crop residues 49 3 Other (Specify) 15 Sysmiss 5927 13. Did you use any inorganic/chemical fertilizer on the parcel/plot? 6128 6 1 2 1 Yes 166 2 No 5962 Sysmiss 6 14. What type was used? 166 5968 1 4 1 Nitrate 21 2 Phosphate 10 3 Potash 1 4 Mixed 134 Sysmiss 5968 15. What was the quantity used? KGS 165 5969 1 500 16. Was any of this purchased? 166 5968 1 2 1 Yes 152 2 No 14 Sysmiss 5968 17. How much was purchased? KGS 150 5984 1 8000 18. What was the value of the purchase? UShs 151 5983 1 440000 22. Did you use any pesticides on the parcel/plot? 6127 7 1 2 1 Yes 364 2 No 5763 Sysmiss 7 23. What type was used? 363 5771 1 96 1 Insecticides 200 2 Miticides/Acaricides 7 3 Fungicides 5 4 Growth regulators and harvest aids 132 5 Rodenticides 2 6 Nematicdes/Molluscicides 2 96 Other (Specify) 15 Sysmiss 5771 24a. What was the quantity used? UNIT 361 5773 1 2 1 Kg 42 2 Lts 319 Sysmiss 5773 24b. QUANTITY 362 5772 0 200 25. Was any of this purchased? 363 5771 1 2 1 Yes 349 2 No 14 Sysmiss 5771 26. What quantity was purchased? 348 5786 0 200 27. What was the value of the purchase? UShs 348 5786 0 670000 28. Where did you buy most of it? 349 5785 1 6 1 Government/LC 3 2 Private trader in local market/village 251 3 Private trader in district market 85 4 Fellow farmer 6 5 Neighbor/Relative 1 6 Other (specify) 3 Sysmiss 5785 35b. Women Person days 1728 4406 0 200 7.What was the total area of %rostertitle% planted? 6072 62 0 2018 InterviewId 8776 0 Parcel identifier 8776 0 0 9 Plot identifier 8776 0 0 10 Household ID number linking household data to other waves 8776 0 Roster instance identifier 8776 0 111 890 111 Wheat 7 112 Barley 1 120 Rice 71 130 Maize 1404 141 Finger millet 221 150 Sorghum 322 210 Beans 1424 221 Field peas 42 222 Cow peas 19 223 Pigeon peas 34 224 Chick peas 9 310 Groundnuts 252 320 Soya beans 119 330 Sunflower 44 340 Simsim 150 410 Cabbage 12 420 Tomatoes 34 430 Carrots 1 440 Onions 17 450 Pumpkins 5 460 Dodo 8 470 Eggplants 10 510 Sugarcane 46 520 Cotton 59 530 Tobacco 8 610 Irish potatoes 165 620 Sweet potatoes 716 630 Cassava 1273 640 Yam 30 650 Coco yam 4 700 Oranges 17 710 Paw paw 5 720 Pineapples 10 741 Banana food 1190 742 Banana beer 81 744 Banana sweet 77 750 Mango 9 760 Jackfruit 7 770 Avocado 10 780 Passion fruit 6 810 Coffee 679 811 Coffee (arabica) 62 812 Coffee (robusta) 56 820 Cocoa 11 830 Tea 10 840 Ginger 2 850 Curry 0 860 Oil palm 1 870 Vanilla 7 880 Black wattle 0 890 Other 29 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 8776 0 6.1. RECORD RESPONDENT FOR THIS CROP 8776 0 8. What type of crop stand was on the plot %rostertitle%? 8421 355 1 2 1 Pure Stand 4033 2 Mixed Stand 4388 Sysmiss 355 9. Approximately what percentage of the plot area was under this %rostertitle%? 4381 4395 1 98 9.1. What month was the crop planted? 8454 322 1 12 1 January 709 2 February 218 3 March 724 4 April 575 5 May 298 6 June 233 7 July 1638 8 August 2527 9 September 1174 10 October 224 11 November 66 12 December 68 Sysmiss 322 9.2. What year was the crop planted?(YYYY) 8467 309 10 9998 16. Did you use any seed/seedlings? 8465 311 1 2 1 Yes 5169 2 No 3296 Sysmiss 311 11a. How much seed did you use for this %rostertitle%? Qty 5168 3608 0 21000 11b. How much seed did you use for this %rostertitle%? UNIT 5169 3607 1 96 1 Kilogram (KG) 3273 2 Gram 43 9 Sack (120 kgs) 41 10 Sack (100 kgs) 398 11 Sack (80 kgs) 35 12 Sack (50 kgs) 26 20 Tin (20 lts) 46 21 Tin (5 lts) 26 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 251 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 77 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 27 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 218 37 Basket (20 kg) 2 38 Basket (10 kg) 1 39 Basket (5 kg) 20 40 Basket (2 kg) 5 66 Bundle 299 85 Number of Units (General) 215 96 Other Units (Specify) 166 Sysmiss 3607 12a. How much seed would you have used for this crop %rostertitle% if you had pl 2581 6195 0 40000 12b. UNIT - How much seed would you have used for this crop %rostertitle% 2581 6195 1 99 1 Kilogram (KG) 1927 2 Gram 7 9 Sack (120 kgs) 9 10 Sack (100 kgs) 110 11 Sack (80 kgs) 6 12 Sack (50 kgs) 6 20 Tin (20 lts) 17 21 Tin (5 lts) 13 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 85 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 20 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 11 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 105 37 Basket (20 kg) 0 38 Basket (10 kg) 0 39 Basket (5 kg) 4 40 Basket (2 kg) 3 66 Bundle 81 85 Number of Units (General) 111 99 Other Units (Specify) 66 Sysmiss 6195 13. What type of seed/seedlings did you use for this crop(%rostertitle%)? 5167 3609 1 2 1 Traditional 4841 2 Improved 326 Sysmiss 3609 14. What type of improved seed did you use for this %rostertitle%? 326 8450 1 3 1 Certified 127 2 Quality declared 150 3 Don't know 49 Sysmiss 8450 10. Did you purchase any seed/seedlings for this crop (%rostertitle%)? 5168 3608 1 2 1 Yes 1375 2 No 3793 Sysmiss 3608 15. How much did you pay (cash & in-kind payments) for all purchased seeds/s 1375 7401 0 4500000 7.What was the total area of %rostertitle% planted? 8715 61 0 2017 InterviewId 7063 0 Household ID number linking household data to other waves 7063 0 Parcel identifier 7063 0 0 10 Plot identifier 7063 0 1 10 Roster instance identifier 7063 0 111 890 111 Wheat 2 112 Barley 3 120 Rice 62 130 Maize 1519 141 Finger millet 174 150 Sorghum 233 210 Beans 1356 221 Field peas 10 222 Cow peas 12 223 Pigeon peas 52 224 Chick peas 12 310 Groundnuts 500 320 Soya beans 192 330 Sunflower 61 340 Simsim 48 410 Cabbage 13 420 Tomatoes 19 430 Carrots 1 440 Onions 15 450 Pumpkins 13 460 Dodo 1 470 Eggplants 7 510 Sugarcane 23 520 Cotton 23 530 Tobacco 37 610 Irish potatoes 111 620 Sweet potatoes 440 630 Cassava 471 640 Yam 27 650 Coco yam 1 700 Oranges 5 710 Paw paw 3 720 Pineapples 11 741 Banana food 1058 742 Banana beer 74 744 Banana sweet 57 750 Mango 5 760 Jackfruit 4 770 Avocado 8 780 Passion fruit 1 810 Coffee 362 811 Coffee (arabica) 0 812 Coffee (robusta) 0 820 Cocoa 3 830 Tea 11 840 Ginger 0 850 Curry 0 860 Oil palm 0 870 Vanilla 4 880 Black wattle 0 890 Other 19 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 7063 0 6.1. RECORD RESPONDENT FOR THIS CROP 7063 0 8. What type of crop stand was on the plot %rostertitle%? 7054 9 1 2 1 Pure Stand 3490 2 Mixed Stand 3564 Sysmiss 9 9. Approximately what percentage of the plot area was under this %rostertitle%? 6499 564 1 100 9.1. What month was the crop planted? 7046 17 1 12 1 January 752 2 February 971 3 March 3217 4 April 1004 5 May 365 6 June 172 7 July 118 8 August 231 9 September 88 10 October 64 11 November 27 12 December 37 Sysmiss 17 9.2. What year was the crop planted?(YYYY) 7050 13 2 20186 16. Did you use any seed/seedlings? 7052 11 1 2 1 Yes 4905 2 No 2147 Sysmiss 11 11a. How much seed did you use for this %rostertitle%? Qty 4901 2162 0 21000 11b. How much seed did you use for this %rostertitle%? UNIT 4901 2162 1 96 1 Kilogram (KG) 3406 2 Gram 63 9 Sack (120 kgs) 29 10 Sack (100 kgs) 154 11 Sack (80 kgs) 15 12 Sack (50 kgs) 11 20 Tin (20 lts) 54 21 Tin (5 lts) 49 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 258 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 123 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 33 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 171 37 Basket (20 kg) 5 38 Basket (10 kg) 1 39 Basket (5 kg) 11 40 Basket (2 kg) 3 66 Bundle 173 85 Number of Units (General) 114 96 Other Units (Specify) 228 Sysmiss 2162 12a. How much seed would you have used for this crop %rostertitle% if you had pl 2821 4242 0 40000 12b. UNIT- How much seed would yu have used for this crop %rostertitle% 2822 4241 1 99 1 Kilogram (KG) 2265 2 Gram 17 9 Sack (120 kgs) 7 10 Sack (100 kgs) 24 11 Sack (80 kgs) 1 12 Sack (50 kgs) 1 20 Tin (20 lts) 27 21 Tin (5 lts) 27 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 95 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 38 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 12 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 93 37 Basket (20 kg) 2 38 Basket (10 kg) 1 39 Basket (5 kg) 3 40 Basket (2 kg) 2 66 Bundle 27 85 Number of Units (General) 47 99 Other Units (Specify) 133 Sysmiss 4241 13. What type of seed/seedlings did you use for this crop(%rostertitle%)? 4896 2167 1 2 1 Traditional 4569 2 Improved 327 Sysmiss 2167 14. What type of improved seed did you use for this %rostertitle%? 325 6738 1 3 1 Certified 186 2 Quality declared 103 3 Don't know 36 Sysmiss 6738 10. Did you purchase any seed/seedlings for this crop (%rostertitle%)? 4900 2163 1 2 1 Yes 1250 2 No 3650 Sysmiss 2163 15. How much did you pay (cash & in-kind payments) for all purchased seeds/s 1247 5816 2 1680000 7.What was the total area of %rostertitle% planted? 6981 82 0 2018 InterviewId 7153 0 Parcel identifier 7153 0 0 9 Plot identifier 7153 0 0 10 Household ID number linking household data to other waves 7153 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 7153 0 Roster instance identifier 7153 0 111 890 111 Wheat 3 112 Barley 0 120 Rice 50 130 Maize 1320 141 Finger millet 200 150 Sorghum 300 210 Beans 1332 221 Field peas 30 222 Cow peas 17 223 Pigeon peas 25 224 Chick peas 6 310 Groundnuts 237 320 Soya beans 104 330 Sunflower 43 340 Simsim 136 410 Cabbage 10 420 Tomatoes 26 430 Carrots 0 440 Onions 13 450 Pumpkins 5 460 Dodo 6 470 Eggplants 9 510 Sugarcane 23 520 Cotton 50 530 Tobacco 6 610 Irish potatoes 158 620 Sweet potatoes 611 630 Cassava 585 640 Yam 20 650 Coco yam 1 700 Oranges 10 710 Paw paw 3 720 Pineapples 4 741 Banana food 1087 742 Banana beer 71 744 Banana sweet 66 750 Mango 4 760 Jackfruit 6 770 Avocado 8 780 Passion fruit 5 810 Coffee 185 811 Coffee (arabica) 200 812 Coffee (robusta) 144 820 Cocoa 4 830 Tea 8 840 Ginger 2 850 Curry 0 860 Oil palm 0 870 Vanilla 2 880 Black wattle 0 890 Other 18 5.1. RECORD RESPONDENT FOR THIS CROP (%rostertitle%) 7153 0 5.2. Is crop immature? 7153 0 2 2 1 Yes 0 2 No 7153 5.3 Did you harvest %rostertitle% from this plot? 7152 1 1 3 1 Yes, fully harvested 6814 2 Yes Partial Harvested 304 3 No 34 Sysmiss 1 6a. How much %rostertitle% did you harvest during the second season of 2017 (fir 7153 0 0 360000 6c. Condition / state 7144 9 11 99 11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 1 12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 64 13 Green harvested - in the cob 71 14 Green harvested - in the pods 124 20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 2601 21 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 32 22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 141 23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 334 24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 781 31 Dry at harvest - with shell/cob and with stalk 10 32 Dry at harvest - with shell 29 33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 16 35 Dry at harvest - grain 317 40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 260 41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 14 42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 104 43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 10 44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 309 45 Dry - grain 1907 99 Not Applicable 19 Sysmiss 9 6d. Conversion factor into kg? 7134 19 0 147000 22 In case there was no harvest,what was the main reason for the pre- harvest lo 0 7153 1 Pests 0 2 Animals 0 3 Floods 0 4 Drought 0 5 Hailstones 0 6 Other (Specify) 0 Sysmiss 7153 6e. In what month did the harvest begin? 7149 4 1 12 1 January 501 2 February 198 3 March 110 4 April 64 5 May 32 6 June 107 7 July 1201 8 August 299 9 September 478 10 October 883 11 November 1742 12 December 1534 Sysmiss 4 6e_1. In what year did the harvest begin? (YY) 7149 4 20 2018 6f. In what month did the harvest end? 7138 15 1 12 1 Jan 580 2 Feb 300 3 Mar 236 4 Apr 107 5 May 131 6 Jun 90 7 Jul 79 8 Aug 108 9 Sep 188 10 Oct 577 11 Nov 1276 12 Dec 3466 Sysmiss 15 6f_1. In what year did the harvest end? (YY) 7138 15 2017 2018 6a1. Were the decisions concerning the use of the crop output made by a single H 7148 5 1 2 1 Single member 3457 2 Jointly 3691 Sysmiss 5 6a2. Who is the primary decision maker concerning the use of crop output? 7153 0 06a3. Who are the decision makers concerning the use of crop output? 3688 3465 1 9 06a3. Who are the decision makers concerning the use of crop output? 3532 3621 2 16 7a. How much of the %rostertitle% you harvested during the secong croping season 7148 5 0 800000 7b.Condition / state 2934 4219 14 99 11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 0 13 Green harvested - in the cob 0 14 Green harvested - in the pods 1 20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 974 21 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 1 22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 7 23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 17 24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 281 31 Dry at harvest - with shell/cob and with stalk 1 32 Dry at harvest - with shell 5 33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 4 35 Dry at harvest - grain 42 40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 155 41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 3 42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 86 43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 1 44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 195 45 Dry - grain 1149 99 Not Applicable 12 Sysmiss 4219 7c. Unit 2734 4419 1 92 1 Kilogram (KG) 897 9 Sack (120 kgs) 128 10 Sack (100 kgs) 694 12 Sack (50 kgs) 37 14 Jerrican (20 lts) 4 15 Jerrican(10 lts) 0 16 Jerrican (5 lts) 0 17 Jerrican (3 lts) 0 18 Jerrican (2 lts) 0 20 Tin (20 lts) 77 21 Tin (5 lts) 0 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 296 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 0 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 0 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 0 32 Cup/Mug(0.5 lt) 0 37 Basket (20 kg) 12 38 Basket (10 kg) 5 39 Basket (5 kg) 4 40 Basket (2 kg) 1 67 Bunch (Big) 111 68 Bunch (Medium) 382 69 Bunch (Small) 56 83 Tobacco leaf (Number) 1 87 Piece (Large) 5 88 Piece (Medium) 20 89 Piece (Small) 0 90 Heap (Large) 3 91 Heap (Medium) 0 92 Heap (Small) 1 93 Cluster (Large) 0 94 Cluster (Medium) 0 95 Cluster (Small) 0 107 Nice cup (Large) 0 108 Nice cup (Medium) 0 109 Nice cup (Small) 0 119 Nomi Tin (1 kg) 0 120 Nomi Tin (0.5 kg) 0 121 Nomi Tin (0.25 kg) 0 122 Nido Tin (0.4 kg) 0 Sysmiss 4419 8. What was the value? 2938 4215 0 70000000 9. Who bought the largest part? 2938 4215 1 6 1 Government/ LC 10 2 Private trader in local market/ village 1919 3 Private trader in district market 411 4 Consumer at market 419 5 Neighbor/ Relative 162 6 Other (specify) 17 Sysmiss 4215 10. How much was spent on transport? 549 6604 0 3000 11e.Were the decisions concerning the use of the earnings from the crop sales ma 2938 4215 1 2 1 single 1332 2 jointly 1606 Sysmiss 4215 11f. Who was the primary decision maker concerning the use of earnings from the 7153 0 11g. Who were the decision makers concerning the use of earning from the crops? 1605 5548 1 9 11g. Who were the decision makers concerning the use of earning from the crops? 1536 5617 2 16 12. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the second cropping season of 7148 5 0 435 6c. condition/state 7151 2 11 99 InterviewId 7041 0 Parcel identifier 7041 0 0 10 Plot identifier 7041 0 1 10 Household ID number linking household data to other waves 7041 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 7041 0 Roster instance identifier 7041 0 111 890 111 Wheat 2 112 Barley 3 120 Rice 62 130 Maize 1514 141 Finger millet 174 150 Sorghum 233 210 Beans 1347 221 Field peas 10 222 Cow peas 12 223 Pigeon peas 52 224 Chick peas 12 310 Groundnuts 499 320 Soya beans 191 330 Sunflower 61 340 Simsim 47 410 Cabbage 13 420 Tomatoes 19 430 Carrots 1 440 Onions 15 450 Pumpkins 13 460 Dodo 1 470 Eggplants 7 510 Sugarcane 23 520 Cotton 23 530 Tobacco 37 610 Irish potatoes 111 620 Sweet potatoes 438 630 Cassava 469 640 Yam 27 650 Coco yam 1 700 Oranges 5 710 Paw paw 3 720 Pineapples 11 741 Banana food 1058 742 Banana beer 74 744 Banana sweet 57 750 Mango 5 760 Jackfruit 4 770 Avocado 8 780 Passion fruit 1 810 Coffee 361 811 Coffee (arabica) 0 812 Coffee (robusta) 0 820 Cocoa 3 830 Tea 11 840 Ginger 0 850 Curry 0 860 Oil palm 0 870 Vanilla 4 880 Black wattle 0 890 Other 19 5.1. RECORD RESPONDENT FOR THIS CROP (%rostertitle%) 7041 0 5.2. Is crop immature? 7041 0 2 2 1 Yes 0 2 No 7041 5.3 Did you harvest %rostertitle% from this plot? 7041 0 1 1 1 Yes, fully harvested 7041 2 Yes Partial Harvested 0 3 No 0 22. In case there was no harvest,what was the main reason for the pre- harvest l 0 7041 1 Pests 0 2 Animals 0 3 Floods 0 4 Drought 0 5 Hailstones 0 6 Other (Specify) 0 Sysmiss 7041 6a. How much %rostertitle% did you harvest during the first season of 2018, and 7041 0 0 7200 6b. Unit 7041 0 1 99 1 Kilogram (KG) 1706 9 Sack (120 kgs) 316 10 Sack (100 kgs) 1449 12 Sack (50 kgs) 243 14 Jerrican (20 lts) 11 15 Jerrican(10 lts) 2 16 Jerrican (5 lts) 1 17 Jerrican (3 lts) 2 18 Jerrican (2 lts) 1 20 Tin (20 lts) 232 21 Tin (5 lts) 32 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 1195 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 1 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 0 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 1 32 Cup/Mug(0.5 lt) 6 37 Basket (20 kg) 110 38 Basket (10 kg) 62 39 Basket (5 kg) 36 40 Basket (2 kg) 12 67 Bunch (Big) 132 68 Bunch (Medium) 777 69 Bunch (Small) 268 83 Tobacco leaf (Number) 1 87 Piece (Large) 12 88 Piece (Medium) 38 89 Piece (Small) 5 90 Heap (Large) 33 91 Heap (Medium) 94 92 Heap (Small) 51 93 Cluster (Large) 0 94 Cluster (Medium) 0 95 Cluster (Small) 0 99 212 107 Nice cup (Large) 0 108 Nice cup (Medium) 0 109 Nice cup (Small) 0 119 Nomi Tin (1 kg) 0 120 Nomi Tin (0.5 kg) 0 121 Nomi Tin (0.25 kg) 0 122 Nido Tin (0.4 kg) 0 6c. condition/state 7041 0 11 99 11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 1 12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 42 13 Green harvested - in the cob 65 14 Green harvested - in the pods 99 20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 2258 21 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 54 22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 212 23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 359 24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 726 31 Dry at harvest - with shell/cob and with stalk 19 32 Dry at harvest - with shell 73 33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 25 35 Dry at harvest - grain 183 40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 233 41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 47 42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 198 43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 9 44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 329 45 Dry - grain 2096 99 Not Applicable 13 6d. Conversion factor into kg? 7037 4 0 260000 6e. In what month did the harvest begin? 7038 3 1 12 1 January 1187 2 February 191 3 March 122 4 April 327 5 May 999 6 June 1715 7 July 1200 8 August 689 9 September 345 10 October 160 11 November 69 12 December 34 Sysmiss 3 6e_1. In what year did the harvest begin? (YY) 7038 3 0 20186 6f. In what month did the harvest end? 7038 3 1 12 1 Jan 64 2 Feb 12 3 Mar 17 4 Apr 113 5 May 721 6 Jun 2924 7 Jul 1359 8 Aug 773 9 Sep 362 10 Oct 253 11 Nov 254 12 Dec 186 Sysmiss 3 6f_1. In what year did the harvest end? (YY) 7037 4 201 2818 6a1. Were the decisions concerning the use of the crop output made by a single H 7038 3 1 2 1 Single member 3291 2 Jointly 3747 Sysmiss 3 6a2. Who is the primary decision maker concerning the use of crop output? 7041 0 6a3. Who are the decision makers concerning the use of crop output? 2018 6126 915 1 17 6a3. Who are the decision makers concerning the use of crop output? 2018 6126 915 2 18 7a. How much of the %rostertitle% you harvested during the first croping season 7038 3 0 14000 7b.Condition / state 2530 4511 11 99 11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 1 12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 1 13 Green harvested - in the cob 1 14 Green harvested - in the pods 9 20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 847 21 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 18 23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 9 24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 173 31 Dry at harvest - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 32 Dry at harvest - with shell 15 33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 2 35 Dry at harvest - grain 29 40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 148 41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 3 42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 149 43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 1 44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 122 45 Dry - grain 990 99 Not Applicable 12 Sysmiss 4511 7c. Unit 2331 4710 1 92 1 Kilogram (KG) 748 9 Sack (120 kgs) 102 10 Sack (100 kgs) 599 12 Sack (50 kgs) 34 14 Jerrican (20 lts) 1 15 Jerrican(10 lts) 1 16 Jerrican (5 lts) 0 17 Jerrican (3 lts) 0 18 Jerrican (2 lts) 0 20 Tin (20 lts) 56 21 Tin (5 lts) 1 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 208 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 2 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 0 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 0 32 Cup/Mug(0.5 lt) 2 37 Basket (20 kg) 11 38 Basket (10 kg) 3 39 Basket (5 kg) 2 40 Basket (2 kg) 0 67 Bunch (Big) 86 68 Bunch (Medium) 396 69 Bunch (Small) 45 83 Tobacco leaf (Number) 2 87 Piece (Large) 8 88 Piece (Medium) 16 89 Piece (Small) 0 90 Heap (Large) 3 91 Heap (Medium) 1 92 Heap (Small) 4 93 Cluster (Large) 0 94 Cluster (Medium) 0 95 Cluster (Small) 0 107 Nice cup (Large) 0 108 Nice cup (Medium) 0 109 Nice cup (Small) 0 119 Nomi Tin (1 kg) 0 120 Nomi Tin (0.5 kg) 0 121 Nomi Tin (0.25 kg) 0 122 Nido Tin (0.4 kg) 0 Sysmiss 4710 8. What was the value? 2536 4505 2 30000000 9. Who bought the largest part? 2534 4507 1 6 1 Government/ LC 9 2 Private trader in local market/ village 1810 3 Private trader in district market 340 4 Consumer at market 253 5 Neighbor/ Relative 96 6 Other (specify) 26 Sysmiss 4507 10. How much was spent on transport? 538 6503 0 0 11e.Were the decisions concerning the use of the earnings from the crop sales ma 2536 4505 1 2 1 single 1131 2 jointly 1405 Sysmiss 4505 11f. Who was the primary decision maker concerning the use of earnings from the 7041 0 11g. Who were the decision makers concerning the use of earning from the crops? 1209 5832 1 16 11h. Who were the decision makers concerning the use of earning from the crops? 1209 5832 2 18 12. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the first cropping season of 7038 3 0 200 13.How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the first cropping season of 2 7038 3 0 450 14a. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the first cropping season of 7037 4 0 500 14b. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the first coping season of 2 7037 4 0 48 15. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the first cropping season of 7036 5 0 150 16. What percentage of the crop %rostertitle% harvested during the second croppi 7036 5 0 100 17. What was the main reason for the loss? 25 7016 1 6 1 Insects 6 2 Rodents 3 3 Flood 2 4 Stolen 10 6 Other (specify) 4 Sysmiss 7016 18. What is your main method of storage for this crop? 7037 4 1 96 1 Locally made traditional structure 148 2 Improved locally made structure 36 3 Modern store 7 4 Sacks/ open drum 3179 5 Airtight drum 82 6 Unprotected pile 3499 7 In ceiling of dwelling 26 96 Other (specify) 60 Sysmiss 4 19. Did you do anything to protect the stored crop? 7032 9 1 2 1 Yes 574 2 No 6458 Sysmiss 9 20. What did you do? 574 6467 1 3 1 Spraying 18 2 Smoking 7 3 Other (specify) 549 Sysmiss 6467 21. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the first cropping season of 7036 5 0 2040 23a. Did you harvest any [crop] residues? 7036 5 1 3 1 Yes - Harvested 1545 2 No - Residues Left in the field 2576 3 No - No residues 2915 Sysmiss 5 23b. What was the main use? 4120 2921 1 96 1 Animal feed 776 2 Fuel 630 3 Thatching/ Other HH Items (e.g. Mats) 39 96 Other Specify 2675 Sysmiss 2921 6a. How much %rostertitle% did you harvest during the second season of 2017, and 1436 5605 0 2000 6b. Unit 1432 5609 1 92 1 Kilogram (KG) 498 9 Sack (120 kgs) 41 10 Sack (100 kgs) 333 12 Sack (50 kgs) 41 14 Jerrican (20 lts) 5 15 Jerrican(10 lts) 0 16 Jerrican (5 lts) 0 17 Jerrican (3 lts) 2 18 Jerrican (2 lts) 0 20 Tin (20 lts) 168 21 Tin (5 lts) 7 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 212 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 0 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 1 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 2 32 Cup/Mug(0.5 lt) 2 37 Basket (20 kg) 20 38 Basket (10 kg) 23 39 Basket (5 kg) 24 40 Basket (2 kg) 1 67 Bunch (Big) 2 68 Bunch (Medium) 9 69 Bunch (Small) 34 83 Tobacco leaf (Number) 0 87 Piece (Large) 0 88 Piece (Medium) 0 89 Piece (Small) 0 90 Heap (Large) 1 91 Heap (Medium) 5 92 Heap (Small) 1 93 Cluster (Large) 0 94 Cluster (Medium) 0 95 Cluster (Small) 0 107 Nice cup (Large) 0 108 Nice cup (Medium) 0 109 Nice cup (Small) 0 119 Nomi Tin (1 kg) 0 120 Nomi Tin (0.5 kg) 0 121 Nomi Tin (0.25 kg) 0 122 Nido Tin (0.4 kg) 0 Sysmiss 5609 6c. Condition / state 1435 5606 14 99 11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 0 13 Green harvested - in the cob 0 14 Green harvested - in the pods 3 20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 56 21 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 2 22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 26 23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 86 24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 21 31 Dry at harvest - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 32 Dry at harvest - with shell 2 33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 3 35 Dry at harvest - grain 121 40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 36 41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 1 42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 1 43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 8 44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 43 45 Dry - grain 1024 99 Not Applicable 2 Sysmiss 5606 6d. Conversion factor into kg? 935 6106 0 2018 Calculated variable of type Double 1437 5604 0 130 Calculated variable of type Double 428 6613 1 1200 6e. In what month did the harvest begin? 1435 5606 1 12 1 January 44 2 February 7 3 March 4 4 April 10 5 May 161 6 June 666 7 July 434 8 August 79 9 September 9 10 October 9 11 November 8 12 December 4 Sysmiss 5606 6e_1. In what year did the harvest begin? (YY) 1434 5607 2016 2818 6f. In what month did the harvest end? 1435 5606 1 12 1 Jan 6 2 Feb 0 3 Mar 0 4 Apr 8 5 May 107 6 Jun 660 7 Jul 504 8 Aug 104 9 Sep 14 10 Oct 12 11 Nov 5 12 Dec 15 Sysmiss 5606 6f_1. In what year did the harvest end? (YY) 1435 5606 2017 2019 6a1. Were the decisions concerning the use of the crop output made by a single H 1435 5606 1 2 1 Single member 719 2 Jointly 716 Sysmiss 5606 6a2. Who is the primary decision maker concerning the use of crop output? 7041 0 6a3. Who are the decision makers concerning the use of crop output? 2017 629 6412 1 16 6a3. Who are the decision makers concerning the use of crop output? 2017 629 6412 2 18 7a. How much of the %rostertitle% you harvested during the secong croping season 1435 5606 0 1900 7b.Condition / state 577 6464 14 45 11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 0 13 Green harvested - in the cob 0 14 Green harvested - in the pods 1 20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 8 21 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 0 23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 1 24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 0 31 Dry at harvest - with shell/cob and with stalk 0 32 Dry at harvest - with shell 0 33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 1 35 Dry at harvest - grain 25 40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 15 41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 0 42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 1 43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 1 44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 2 45 Dry - grain 522 99 Not Applicable 0 Sysmiss 6464 7c. Unit 574 6467 1 69 1 Kilogram (KG) 199 9 Sack (120 kgs) 21 10 Sack (100 kgs) 222 12 Sack (50 kgs) 10 14 Jerrican (20 lts) 0 15 Jerrican(10 lts) 0 16 Jerrican (5 lts) 0 17 Jerrican (3 lts) 0 18 Jerrican (2 lts) 0 20 Tin (20 lts) 50 21 Tin (5 lts) 0 22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 55 29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2 kg) 0 30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 0 31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5 kg) 0 32 Cup/Mug(0.5 lt) 0 37 Basket (20 kg) 9 38 Basket (10 kg) 3 39 Basket (5 kg) 0 40 Basket (2 kg) 0 67 Bunch (Big) 2 68 Bunch (Medium) 0 69 Bunch (Small) 3 83 Tobacco leaf (Number) 0 87 Piece (Large) 0 88 Piece (Medium) 0 89 Piece (Small) 0 90 Heap (Large) 0 91 Heap (Medium) 0 92 Heap (Small) 0 93 Cluster (Large) 0 94 Cluster (Medium) 0 95 Cluster (Small) 0 107 Nice cup (Large) 0 108 Nice cup (Medium) 0 109 Nice cup (Small) 0 119 Nomi Tin (1 kg) 0 120 Nomi Tin (0.5 kg) 0 121 Nomi Tin (0.25 kg) 0 122 Nido Tin (0.4 kg) 0 Sysmiss 6467 Calculated variable of type Double 574 6467 0 120 Calculated variable of type Double 573 6468 0 9800 8. What was the value? 577 6464 15 3000000 9. Who bought the largest part? 578 6463 1 5 1 Government/ LC 1 2 Private trader in local market/ village 483 3 Private trader in district market 54 4 Consumer at market 27 5 Neighbor/ Relative 13 6 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 6463 10. How much was spent on transport? 577 6464 0 120000 11e.Were the decisions concerning the use of the earnings from the crop sales ma 578 6463 1 2 1 single 262 2 jointly 316 Sysmiss 6463 11f. Who was the primary decision maker concerning the use of earnings from the 7041 0 11g. Who were the decision makers concerning the use of earning from the crops? 290 6751 1 9 11h. Who were the decision makers concerning the use of earning from the crops? 290 6751 2 16 12. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the second cropping season of 1435 5606 0 300 13.How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the second cropping season of 1435 5606 0 370 14a. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the second cropping season o 1435 5606 0 60 14b. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the second coping season of 1434 5607 0 30 15. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the second cropping season of 1435 5606 0 100 16. What percentage of the crop %rostertitle% harvested during the second croppi 1435 5606 0 50 17. What was the main reason for the loss? 6 7035 1 6 1 Insects 2 2 Rodents 2 3 Flood 0 4 Stolen 1 6 Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 7035 18. What is your main method of storage for this crop? 1435 5606 1 96 1 Locally made traditional structure 1 2 Improved locally made structure 2 3 Modern store 3 4 Sacks/ open drum 1093 5 Airtight drum 14 6 Unprotected pile 319 7 In ceiling of dwelling 2 96 Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 5606 19. Did you do anything to protect the stored crop? 1435 5606 1 2 1 Yes 356 2 No 1079 Sysmiss 5606 20. What did you do? 354 6687 1 3 1 Spraying 19 2 Smoking 0 3 Other (specify) 335 Sysmiss 6687 21. How much of the %rostertitle% harvested during the second cropping season of 1435 5606 0 600 23a. Did you harvest any [crop] residues? 1436 5605 1 3 1 Yes - Harvested 351 2 No - Residues Left in the field 489 3 No - No residues 596 Sysmiss 5605 23b. What was the main use? 351 6690 1 96 1 Animal feed 11 2 Fuel 109 3 Thatching/ Other HH Items (e.g. Mats) 1 96 Other Specify 230 Sysmiss 6690 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 1615 0 Roster instance identifier 1615 0 1 12 1 EXOTIC/CROSS - Calves 72 2 EXOTIC/CROSS - Bulls 50 3 EXOTIC/CROSS - Oxen 6 4 EXOTIC/CROSS - Heifers 42 5 EXOTIC/CROSS - Cows 117 6 INDIGENOUS - Calves 222 7 INDIGENOUS - Bulls 320 8 INDIGENOUS - Oxen 102 9 INDIGENOUS - Heifers 164 10 INDIGENOUS - Cows 516 11 INDIGENOUS - Donkeys/mules 3 12 INDIGENOUS - Horses 1 InterviewId 1615 0 3a. How many %rostertitle% are owned by your household now (present at your farm 1615 0 0 60 3b. Who owns the %rostertitle%? 1471 144 1 15 3c. Who owns the %rostertitle%? 741 874 2 15 3d. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household owns? 1432 183 1 21 3e. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household owns? 882 733 1 18 3f. Does anyone outside the household keep the %rostertitle% that your household 1483 132 1 2 1 Yes 213 2 No 1270 Sysmiss 132 4a. How many %rostertitle% are kept but not owned by your household now? 1615 0 0 58 4b. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household keeps but not owns? 118 1497 1 13 4c. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household keeps but not owns? 66 1549 2 9 5a. Has your household hired any labour for keeping/herding %rostertitle% in the 1615 0 1 2 1 Yes 176 2 No 1439 5b. What is the main type of labour employed while keeping %rostertitle%? 176 1439 1 3 1 Family 13 2 Hired Casual 93 3 Hired Permanent 70 Sysmiss 1439 5c. How much did you pay to the paid labour for keeping/herding %rostertitle% in 176 1439 0 1200000 6. How many %rostertitle% did you own exactly 12 months ago (present or away)? 1615 0 0 50 7. During the last 12 months, how many %rostertitle% were born or graduated to? 1615 0 0 18 8. During the last 12 months, how many were received as gift or payment for some 1615 0 0 4 9. During the last 12 months, how many were given away as gift or payment for so 1615 0 0 6 10. During the last 12 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to theft? 1615 0 0 8 11. During the last 12 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to injury, accid 1615 0 0 8 12. During the last 12 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to disease? 1615 0 0 7 13a. During the last 12 months, how many did you buy any %rostertitle% to raise? 1615 0 0 6 13b. What was, on average, the value of each %rostertitle% bought? 104 1511 71000 1500000 14a. During the last 12 months, how many did you sell any alive %rostertitle%? 1615 0 0 20 14b. What was, on average, the value of each %rostertitle% sold? 244 1371 0 2500000 15. During the last 12 months, how many did you slaughter any %rostertitle%? 1615 0 0 2 What are the two principal (1/2) reasons why the household possessed or raised t 1615 0 1 9 1 Generate revenue 990 2 Milk consumption 211 3 Meat consumption 12 4 festivals and ceremonies 107 5 lowered agricultural revenues 110 6 Traditional activity 134 7 Transport 3 8 Works 35 9 other 13 What are the two principal (2/2) reasons why the household possessed or raised t 1090 525 1 9 1 Generate revenue 149 2 Milk consumption 211 3 Meat consumption 53 4 festivals and ceremonies 78 5 lowered agricultural revenues 359 6 Traditional activity 213 7 Transport 6 8 Works 17 9 other 4 Sysmiss 525 16. What is the main purpose of livestock products originating from %rostertitle 1615 0 1 2 1 Subsistence 1169 2 Commercial 446 3 Other (specify) 0 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 2355 0 Roster instance identifier 2355 0 13 22 13 EXOTIC/CROSS - Male goats 12 14 EXOTIC/CROSS - Female goats 19 15 EXOTIC/CROSS - Male sheep 4 16 EXOTIC/CROSS - Female sheep 3 17 EXOTIC/CROSS - Pigs 17 18 INDIGENOUS - Male goats 570 19 INDIGENOUS - Female goats 1038 20 INDIGENOUS - Male sheep 110 21 INDIGENOUS - Female sheep 190 22 INDIGENOUS - Pigs 392 InterviewId 2355 0 3a. How many %rostertitle% are owned by your household now (present at your farm 2293 62 0 65 3b. Who owns the %rostertitle%? 2094 261 1 15 3c. Who owns the %rostertitle%? 1056 1299 2 14 3d. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household owns? 2080 275 1 15 3e. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household owns? 1330 1025 2 21 3f. Does anyone outside the household keep the %rostertitle% that your household 2132 223 1 2 1 Yes 123 2 No 2009 Sysmiss 223 4a. How many %rostertitle% are kept but not owned by your household now? 2293 62 0 13 4b. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household keeps but not owns? 108 2247 1 6 4c. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household keeps but not owns? 50 2305 2 11 5a. Has your household hired any labour for keeping / herding %rostertitle% in t 2292 63 0 180000 5b. What is the main type of labour employed while keeping %rostertitle%? 31 2324 1 3 1 Family 3 2 Hired Casual 11 3 Hire Permanent 17 Sysmiss 2324 5c. How much did you pay to the paid labour for keeping/herding %rostertitle% in 31 2324 0 600000 6. How many %rostertitle% did you own exactly 6 months ago (present or away)? 2293 62 0 57 7. During the last 6 months, how many %rostertitle% were born or graduated to? 2293 62 0 38 8. During the last 6 months, how many were received as gift or payment for some 2293 62 0 9 9. During the last 6 months, how many were given away as gift or payment for som 2293 62 0 17 10. During the last 6 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to theft? 2293 62 0 7 11. During the last 6 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to injury, accide 2293 62 0 7 12. During the last 6 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to disease? 2293 62 0 12 13a. Did you buy any %rostertitle% to raise during the last 6 months? 2292 63 0 5 13b. What was, on average, the value of each %rostertitle% bought? 310 2045 0 300000 14a. Did you sell any alive %rostertitle% during the last 6 months? 2293 62 0 35 14b. What was, on average, the value of each %rostertitle% sold? 512 1843 0 1000000 15. Did you slaughter any %rostertitle% during the last 6 months?If none write 0 2293 62 0 5 What are the two principal (1/2) reasons why the household possessed or raised t 2292 63 1 9 1 Generate revenue 1714 2 Milk consumption 13 3 Meat consumption 35 4 festivals and ceremonies 125 5 lowered agricultural revenues 201 6 Traditional activity 193 7 Transport 0 8 Works 0 9 other 11 Sysmiss 63 What are the two principal (2/2) reasons why the household possessed or raised t 1351 1004 1 9 1 Generate revenue 150 2 Milk consumption 9 3 Meat consumption 144 4 festivals and ceremonies 186 5 lowered agricultural revenues 523 6 Traditional activity 336 7 Transport 0 8 Works 0 9 other 3 Sysmiss 1004 16. What is the main purpose of livestock products originating from %rostertitle 2292 63 1 3 1 Subsistence 1765 2 Commercial 520 3 Other, specify 7 Sysmiss 63 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 1424 0 Roster instance identifier 1424 0 23 27 23 Indigenous dual-purpose chicken 1263 24 Layers (exotic/cross chicken) 10 25 Broilers (Exotic/cross chicken) 10 26 Other poultry and birds (turkeys / ducks / geese) 126 27 Rabbits 15 InterviewId 1424 0 3a. How many %rostertitle% are owned by your household now (present at your farm 1410 14 0 3000 3b. Who owns the %rostertitle%? 1324 100 1 14 3c. Who owns the %rostertitle%? 723 701 2 15 3d. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household owns? 1322 102 1 14 3e. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household owns? 829 595 2 16 3f. Does anyone outside the household keep the %rostertitle% that your household 1409 15 1 2 1 Yes 64 2 No 1345 Sysmiss 15 4a. How many %rostertitle% are kept but not owned by your household now?If none 1409 15 0 20 4b. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household keeps but not owns? 53 1371 1 2 4c. Who keeps the %rostertitle% that your household keeps but not owns? 28 1396 2 8 5a. Has your household hired any labour for keeping / herding %rostertitle% in t 1408 16 0 2 5b. What is the main type of labour employed while keeping %rostertitle%? 3 1421 2 3 1 Family 0 2 Hired Casual 2 3 Hire Permanent 1 Sysmiss 1421 5c. How much did you pay to the paid labour for keeping/herding %rostertitle% in 3 1421 60000 600000 6. How many %rostertitle% did you own exactly 3 months ago (present or away)? 1407 17 0 2500 7. During the last 3 months, how many %rostertitle% were born or graduated to?If 1409 15 0 90 8. During the last 3 months, how many were received as gift or payment for some 1409 15 0 11 9. During the last 3 months, how many were given away as gift or payment for som 1409 15 0 12 10. During the last 3 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to theft?If none 1409 15 0 18 11. During the last 3 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to injury, accide 1409 15 0 40 12. During the last 3 months, how many %rostertitle% were lost to disease?If non 1409 15 0 1000 13a. Did you buy any %rostertitle% to raise during the last 3 months?If none wri 1409 15 0 2000 13b. What was, on average, the value of each %rostertitle% bought? In Ush 125 1299 0 35000 14a. Did you sell any alive %rostertitle% during the last 3 months? If none writ 1409 15 0 500 14b. What was, on average, the value of each %rostertitle% sold? In Ush 350 1074 0 1050000 15. Did you slaughter any %rostertitle% during the last 3 months? If none write 1409 15 0 50 What are the two principal (1/2) reasons why the household possessed or raised t 1410 14 1 9 1 Generate revenue 750 2 Milk consumption 3 3 Meat consumption 447 4 festivals and ceremonies 28 5 lowered agricultural revenues 74 6 Traditional activity 106 7 Transport 0 8 Works 0 9 other 2 Sysmiss 14 What are the two principal (2/2) reasons why the household possessed or raised t 1035 389 1 9 1 Generate revenue 175 2 Milk consumption 2 3 Meat consumption 432 4 festivals and ceremonies 128 5 lowered agricultural revenues 163 6 Traditional activity 134 7 Transport 0 8 Works 0 9 other 1 Sysmiss 389 16. What is the main purpose of livestock products originating from %rostertitle 1409 15 1 3 1 Subsistence 1276 2 Commercial 132 3 Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 15 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 5854 0 InterviewId 5854 0 Roster instance identifier 5854 0 101 108 101 EXOTIC/CROSS - Large ruminants 435 102 EXOTIC/CROSS - Small ruminants 323 103 EXOTIC/CROSS - Poultry 328 104 EXOTIC/CROSS - Pigs 324 105 INDIGENOUS - Large ruminants 956 106 INDIGENOUS - Small ruminants 1344 107 INDIGENOUS - Poultry 1465 108 INDIGENOUS - Pigs 679 1. How many %rostertitle% were slaughtered for meat in the last recall period?(1 3628 2226 0 50 2. What was the live weight, on average, of the %rostertitle% that this househol 651 5203 0 170 3. How much of the meat of %rostertitle% produced did you sell in the past recal 651 5203 0 140 4. Where/to whom do you mainly sell %rostertitle% meat? 15 5839 2 5 1 Government / LC 0 2 Private trader in local market/ village 6 3 Private trader in district market 0 4 Consumer at market 4 5 Neighbor / Relative 5 Sysmiss 5839 5. How much has this household earned by selling %rostertitle% meat in the past 15 5839 20000 2000000 6a. Who controls the revenue from this product? 15 5839 1 7 6b. Who controls the revenue from this product? 6 5848 2 4 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 3058 0 InterviewId 3058 0 Roster instance identifier 3058 0 101 106 101 EXOTIC/CROSS - Large ruminants 435 102 EXOTIC/CROSS - Small ruminants 323 105 INDIGENOUS - Large ruminants 956 106 INDIGENOUS - Small ruminants 1344 1. How many %rostertitle% were milked in the last 12 months? 1961 1097 0 672 2. How many MONTHS on average, were %rostertitle% milked for? 326 2732 0 12 3. What was the average %rostertitle% milk production per day per milked animal, 326 2732 0 1066800 4. In general, were your %rostertitle% suckling during the time the %rostertitle 326 2732 1 3 1 no calf 25 2 intermittent suckling 207 3 continuous suckling 94 Sysmiss 2732 5. DURING THIS PERIOD, how much of the milk produced by %rostertitle% was consum 326 2732 0 15 5.1. DURING THIS PERIOD, how many litres of %rostertitle% liquid milk did you se 326 2732 0 85 6. DURING THIS PERIOD, how much of the milk produced by %rostertitle% did you co 326 2732 0 12 7. DURING THIS PERIOD, how much of this production of processed dairy products d 42 3016 0 10 8. Where/to whom do you mainly sell your %rostertitle% milk AND DAIRY PRODUCTS? 155 2903 2 6 1 Government / LC 0 2 Private trader in local market/village 56 3 Private trader in district market 7 4 Consumer at market 19 5 Neighbor / Relative 72 6 Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 2903 9. How much has this household earned by selling %rostertitle% milk AND DAIRY PR 155 2903 0 25000000 10a. Who controls the revenue from this product 154 2904 1 14 10b. Who controls the revenue from this product 154 2904 2 14 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 1793 0 InterviewId 1793 0 Roster instance identifier 1793 0 103 107 103 EXOTIC/CROSS - Poultry 328 107 INDIGENOUS - Poultry 1465 1. How many %rostertitle% laid eggs in the last 3 months? 1268 525 0 2300 2. How many %rostertitle% eggs did you produce in the last 3 months? 826 967 1 60120 3. How many %rostertitle% eggs did you sell in the last 3 months? 826 967 0 60000 4. Where/to whom do you mainly sell your %rostertitle% eggs? 53 1740 2 5 1 Government / LC 0 2 Private trader in local market/village 27 3 Private trader in district market 3 4 Consumer at market 17 5 Neighbor / Relative 6 96 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 1740 5. How much has this household earned by selling %rostertitle% eggs in the past 53 1740 600 54000000 6a. Who controls the revenue from *...+ eggs? 51 1742 1 9 6b. Who controls the revenue from *...+ eggs? 20 1773 2 8 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 298 0 InterviewId 298 0 Roster instance identifier 298 0 1 7 1 NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY SERVICES (NAADS) 154 2 INPUT SUPPLIER 18 3 NGO 41 4 COOPERATIVE/FARMER'S ASSOCIATION 20 5 LARGE SCALE FARMER 12 6 OTHER (SPECIFY) 18 7 OPERATION WEALTH CREATION 35 Which household (1/3) members received advice/information? 246 52 1 14 Which household (2/3) members received advice/information? 26 272 2 9 Which household (3/3) members received advice/information? 1 297 10 10 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Agricultural production 246 52 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Agricultural prices 244 54 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Agroprocessing 243 55 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Crop Marketing 245 53 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Livestock Marketing 244 54 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Fishing production 241 57 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Livestock production Meat 243 55 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Livestock production Milk 240 58 0 1 5. Was the advice from %rostertitle% about ....:Prevention of Livestock diseases 240 58 0 1 6a. How many times did someone from %rostertitle% visit any of the household's p 247 51 0 4 6b. How many times did someone from %rostertitle% visit any of the household's p 247 51 0 24 7. How many times did anyone in the household visit the %rostertitle% in the pas 247 51 0 208 8. Did anyone in the household pay anything in order to receive any type of advi 183 115 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 177 Sysmiss 115 9. How much was paid? 6 292 1500 25000 10. How would you rate the advice received? 183 115 1 3 1 Good 144 2 Average 36 3 Bad 3 Sysmiss 115 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 3212 0 Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview 3212 0 Did anyone in this household receive advice/information about agricultural/ live 2479 733 0 1 Did anyone in this household receive advice/information about agricultural/ live 2468 744 0 1 Did anyone in this household receive advice/information about agricultural/ live 2466 746 0 1 Did anyone in this household receive advice/information about agricultural/ live 2466 746 0 1 Did anyone in this household receive advice/information about agricultural/ live 2468 744 0 1 Did anyone in this household receive advice/information about agricultural/ live 2463 749 0 1 Did anyone in this household receive advice/information about agricultural/ live 2454 758 0 1 11. Are you informed of training programs organized by NAADS? 2481 731 1 2 1 Yes 1176 2 No 1305 Sysmiss 731 12. Has any member of your household participated in a training program organize 2481 731 1 2 1 Yes 138 2 No 2343 Sysmiss 731 13. Are you informed of farmers' groups established under the farmer institution 2482 730 1 2 1 Yes 741 2 No 1741 Sysmiss 730 14. Is any member your household a member of such a farmers' group? 741 2471 1 2 1 Yes 79 2 No 662 Sysmiss 2471 15. Are you informed of NAADS initiatives to prioritize enterprises to demand fo 2481 731 1 2 1 Yes 418 2 No 2063 Sysmiss 731 16. Has any member of your household participated in such initiatives in the pas 2481 731 1 2 1 Yes 76 2 No 2405 Sysmiss 731 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 8297 0 InterviewId 8297 0 Roster instance identifier 8297 0 1 22 1 Hoe 2494 2 Ploughs 36 3 Pangas 2203 4 Slashers 765 5 Wheel barrows 238 6 Tractor 5 7 Watering cans 153 8 Pruning knives 274 9 Pruning saws 22 10 Chain/band saws 5 11 Sheller 6 12 Spade 664 13 Fork hoe 181 14 Ox-plough 336 15 Trailer 1 16 Harrow/cultivator 2 17 Weeder 5 18 Planter 2 19 Sprayer 529 20 Pail 35 21 Milk can 27 22 Other (SPECIFY) 314 1. How many %rostertitle% does your household currently own? If none write 0 8160 137 0 20 2. What is the total estimated value of all %rostertitle% owned by your househol 7478 819 0 8000000 3. How many %rostertitle% did your household own exactly 12 months ago? 8160 137 0 26 4. Did your household use the %rostertitle% during the last 12 months? 8160 137 1 2 1 Yes 8047 2 No 113 Sysmiss 137 5. What was the main reason for not using the %rostertitle% 113 8184 1 5 1 No need for one 75 2 Needs repairs 13 3 Lent to others 15 4 Rented to others 1 5 Other(Specify) 9 Sysmiss 8184 6. Did your household rent or borrow any %rostertitle% during the last 12 months 8047 250 1 2 1 Yes 1002 2 No 7045 Sysmiss 250 7. How many %rostertitle% did your household rent or borrow during the last 12 m 1002 7295 0 15000 8. How much did your household pay to rent or borrow %rostertitle% during the la 1002 7295 0 24000000 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 7662 0 InterviewId 7662 0 Roster instance identifier 7662 0 101 110 101 EXOTIC/CROSS - Large ruminants 435 102 EXOTIC/CROSS - Small ruminants 323 103 EXOTIC/CROSS - Poultry 1510 104 EXOTIC/CROSS - Pigs 324 105 INDIGENOUS - Large ruminants 956 106 INDIGENOUS - Small ruminants 1344 107 INDIGENOUS - Poultry 1465 108 INDIGENOUS - Pigs 679 109 INDIGENOUS - Donkey/mules 314 110 INDIGENOUS - Horses 312 1ab. Has this household made any use of the dung produced by %rostertitle% in th 4798 2864 0 1 1ab. Has this household made any use of the dung produced by %rostertitle% in th 4798 2864 0 0 1ab. Has this household made any use of the dung produced by %rostertitle% in th 4798 2864 0 1 1ab. Has this household made any use of the dung produced by %rostertitle% in th 4798 2864 0 1 1ab. Has this household made any use of the dung produced by %rostertitle% in th 4798 2864 0 1 1ab. Has this household made any use of the dung produced by %rostertitle% in th 4798 2864 0 1 1ab. Has this household made any use of the dung produced by %rostertitle% in th 4798 2864 0 1 1c. What was the total value from the sales of dung from %rostertitle% in the pa 12 7650 0 600000 2. Has this household used any of its %rostertitle% for its own transport (perso 831 6831 1 2 1 Yes 23 2 No 808 Sysmiss 6831 3. Has this household used any of its %rostertitle% for ploughing its own field 831 6831 1 2 1 Yes 223 2 No 608 Sysmiss 6831 4a. Has this household used any of its %rostertitle% to provide transport or plo 831 6831 1 2 1 Yes 86 2 No 745 Sysmiss 6831 5a. How much has this household earned in cash/kind by providing draught power f 86 7576 0 2000000 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 ....District Code 281 24 0 428 ....County/Municipality Code 305 0 ....Sub-County/Division/Town Council Code 305 0 ....Parish/Ward Code 305 0 ....EA Code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 6.Sector:Service Availability in LC1 298 7 1 2 1 yes 291 2 no 7 Sysmiss 7 6.Sector:Education 298 7 1 2 1 yes 266 2 no 32 Sysmiss 7 6.Sector:Health 298 7 1 2 1 yes 244 2 no 54 Sysmiss 7 6.Sector:Road Infrastructure 298 7 1 2 1 yes 185 2 no 113 Sysmiss 7 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 Trip number 305 0 1 12 Visit type 305 0 1 3 1 First visit 10 2 Second visit 6 3 Single visit 284 a 5 2A. Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 2B. Start Time: 305 0 2D. Response Code (First Visit): 271 34 1 3 1 Completed 263 2 Partially Done 0 3 Not Done 8 Sysmiss 34 2E. Response Code (Second Visit): 205 100 1 3 1 Completed 203 2 Partially Done 0 3 Not Done 2 Sysmiss 100 2C. End Time: 305 0 3A. Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 3B. Start Time: 305 0 3A.VISIT2-Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 3B.VISIT2- Start Time: 305 0 3D. Response Code (First Visit): 241 64 1 3 1 Completed 196 2 Partially Done 19 3 Not Done 26 Sysmiss 64 3E. Response Code (Second Visit): 221 84 1 3 1 Completed 107 2 Partially Done 27 3 Not Done 87 Sysmiss 84 3C. End Time: 305 0 4A. Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 4B. Start Time: 305 0 4A.VISIT2-Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 4B.VISIT2-Start Time: 305 0 4D. Response Code (First Visit): 229 76 1 3 1 Completed 193 2 Partially Done 7 3 Not Done 29 Sysmiss 76 4E. Response Code (Second Visit): 231 74 1 3 1 Completed 190 2 Partially Done 10 3 Not Done 31 Sysmiss 74 4C. End Time: 305 0 5A. Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 5B. Start Time: 305 0 5D. Response Code (First Visit): 172 133 1 3 1 Completed 128 2 Partially Done 5 3 Not Done 39 Sysmiss 133 5E. Response Code (Second Visit): 164 141 1 3 1 Completed 121 2 Partially Done 5 3 Not Done 38 Sysmiss 141 5C. End Time: 305 0 6A. Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 6B. Start Time 305 0 6D. Response Code (First Visit): 268 37 1 3 1 Completed 256 2 Partially Done 3 3 Not Done 9 Sysmiss 37 6E. Response Code (Second Visit): 201 104 1 3 1 Completed 196 2 Partially Done 2 3 Not Done 3 Sysmiss 104 6C. End Time: 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1007 0 Village code 1007 0 informant (roster) 1007 0 1 9 1 Chairperson 282 2 Representative Women 254 3 Elderly 212 4 School headmaster 143 5 School Teacher 80 6 Agricultural Extension officer 23 7 Health worker 8 8 Business man/woman 3 9 Religious leader 2 10 Police 0 11 Local community member 0 96 Other Specify 0 Sex 989 18 1 2 1 Male 717 2 Female 268 a 4 Sysmiss 18 3. How old is %rostertitle%? 989 18 16 86 4. What position does %rostertitle% currently have in this community? 989 18 1 96 1 Chairperson 218 2 Representative Women 62 3 Representative Youth 37 4 Elderly 29 5 School Headmaster 7 6 School Teacher 34 7 Agricultural Extension officer 0 8 Health worker 12 9 Business man/woman 38 10 Religious leader 6 11 Police 1 12 Local community member 373 96 Other Specify 167 a 5 Sysmiss 18 5. For how many years have %rostertitle% lived in this community? 989 18 0 86 6. What is the highest educational qualification %rostertitle% has attained? 989 18 1 6 1 Never attended 24 2 Some Primary 244 3 Completed primary 197 4 Some secondary 286 5 Completed secondary 100 6 Beyond Secondary 133 a 5 Sysmiss 18 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 5599 0 Village code 5599 0 Roster instance identifier 5599 0 1 33 1 Government Primary School 281 2 Private Primary School 238 3 Government Secondary School 262 4 Private Secondary School 229 5 Technical/Vocational School 185 6 Alternative Basic Education for Karamoja 6 7 Functional Adult Literacy (FAL) Centre 23 8 Government Health Centre 255 9 Government Hospital 237 10 Private (NGO) Clinic 195 11 Private Hospital 142 12 Pharmacy 190 13 Bank/Financial Institution 241 14 Post Office 117 15 Market Selling Agricultural Inputs 255 16 Market Selling Agricultural Produce 265 17 Market Selling Non-Agricultural Produce 260 18 Primary Market for Livestock 173 19 Trunk Road (Tarmac) 182 20 Trunk Road (Murram) 201 21 Feeder/District Road 250 22 Community Road 274 23 Traditional Healer 162 24 Agricultural Extension Services 217 25 Veterinary Services 233 26 Slaughter Slabs 96 27 Dip Tank 14 28 Crushes 22 29 Charcos Dam 13 30 Hides & Skins Bandas 22 31 Fisheries Extension Services 21 32 Police Station/Police post 278 33 Army Detach/Barracks 60 Is [SERVICE] available to members of the LC1? 5463 136 1 3 1 within LC1 1116 2 outside LC1 4309 3 No 38 Sysmiss 136 5. What is the distance from village centre to %rostertitle% 5425 174 0 150 What is the most common means of transport to [SERVICE]? 5425 174 1 9 1 Walking 3593 2 Taxi (Car) 381 3 Pickup/Truck 29 4 Bus/Mini-bus 56 5 Boda Boda (Bicycle) 36 6 Boda Boda (M/cycle) 1008 7 Own motorcycle 33 8 Own bicycle 282 9 Boat 7 10 Own car 0 96 Other(specify) 0 Sysmiss 174 Time taken to get to [SERVICE] from villag centre using common means of transpot 5424 175 0 300 How do you rate the quality of service offered by [SERVICE]? 5424 175 1 3 1 Good 2718 2 Average 2205 3 Poor 501 Sysmiss 175 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 2A. Date of Interview (DD/MM/YYYY): 305 0 2B. Start Time: 305 0 1. Does this village have a land use plan? 278 27 1 2 1 YES 10 2 NO 268 Sysmiss 27 2. In which year was the plan last updated? YEAR 10 295 2000 2017 3. Who approved the plan? 10 295 1 3 1 Sub-County 4 2 District 4 3 Central Gov’t (Min. of Lands, Housing & Urban Dev’t) 2 96 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 295 4. Has any land been expropriated by gov’t or local authorities from this villag 278 27 1 2 1 YES 6 2 NO 272 Sysmiss 27 5a. In total, how much land was expropriated or taken away?AREA 6 299 0.50 150 5b. UNIT 6 299 1 3 1 Square Metres 1 2 Hectares 0 3 Acres 5 4 Square feet 0 96 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 299 6. What was the main purpose for which the land was expropriated? 6 299 1 96 1 State project above the village 3 2 Village project (Public Good) 1 3 Private project (Enterprise use) 0 96 Other (specify) 2 Sysmiss 299 7. Is there any formal institution or office that handles registration of land s 278 27 1 2 1 YES 24 2 NO 254 Sysmiss 27 8. Where is the office/institution that deals with registration of land sales an 24 281 1 3 1 County HQ 10 2 District Town 12 3 Regional City 2 4 Capital City 0 Sysmiss 281 9. What is the distance of this location from the center of the village in km?KM 24 281 0.20 60 10. Is there an informal institution that help resolve disputes in this village? 24 281 1 2 1 YES 8 2 NO 16 Sysmiss 281 11. What happens to a women's agricultural land rights if her husband passes awa 278 27 1 5 1 Inherits all 149 2 Inherits upto 25% 74 3 Inherits upto 50% 27 4 Inherits upto 75% 7 5 Inherits none 21 Sysmiss 27 12.1 What is the current rental price of 1 ha of agricultural land in this villa 258 47 0 15000000 12.2 What was the rental price of 1 ha of agricultural land in this village 5 ye 258 47 0 6000000 12.3. What is the current sales price of 1 ha of agricultural land in this villa 259 46 0 1000000000 12.4 What was the sales price of 1 ha of agricultural land in this village 5 ye 259 46 0 800000000 12.1 What is the current rental price of 200 sq. meters of residential land in t 248 57 0 140000000 12.2 What was the rental price of 200 sq. meters of residential land in this vil 248 57 0 70000000 12.3 What is the current sales price of 200 sq. meters of residential land in th 277 28 0 500000000 12.4 What was the sales price of 200 sq. meters of residential land in this vil 277 28 0 350000000 13.1 Does this village have Common grazing land? 278 27 1 2 1 YES 26 2 NO 252 Sysmiss 27 13.2 Who manages access to the Common grazing land? 26 279 1 96 1 Village Elders 16 2 Village Council 5 3 District Council 0 4 Government 2 96 Other (specify) 3 Sysmiss 279 13.3 Has there been problem of encroachment over this Common grazing land during 26 279 1 2 1 YES 8 2 NO 18 Sysmiss 279 13.4 Has there been any use related dispute over the Common grazing land during 26 279 1 2 1 YES 8 2 NO 18 Sysmiss 279 13.1 Does this village have Common forest land? 278 27 1 2 1 YES 3 2 NO 275 Sysmiss 27 13.2 Who manages access to the Common forest land? 3 302 1 4 1 Village Elders 1 2 Village Council 0 3 District Council 0 4 Government 2 96 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 302 13.3 Has there been problem of encroachment over this Common forest land during 3 302 2 2 1 YES 0 2 NO 3 Sysmiss 302 13.4 Has there been any use related dispute over the Common forest land during t 3 302 1 2 1 YES 1 2 NO 2 Sysmiss 302 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 What is the most commonly used type of health facility for selected category 278 27 1 5 1 Gov’t Health Centre 225 2 Gov’t Hospital 26 3 Private (NGO) clinic 19 4 Private hospital 7 5 Pharmacy 1 Sysmiss 27 Are patients well received in the health facility? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 254 2 No 24 Sysmiss 27 Is it easy for patients to find Reception? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 260 2 No 18 Sysmiss 27 Is it easy for patients to find Information and instructions? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 249 2 No 29 Sysmiss 27 Is it easy for patients to find Flow of care? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 233 2 No 45 Sysmiss 27 Is it easy for patients to find Sign posts? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 243 2 No 35 Sysmiss 27 How are patients normally handled/ treated by the health staff?:With Respect 278 27 0 1 How are patients normally handled/ treated by the health staff?:Easing of fear a 278 27 0 1 How are patients normally handled/ treated by the health staff?:Privacy and conf 278 27 0 1 How are patients normally handled/ treated by the health staff?:Client’s expecta 278 27 0 1 How are patients normally handled/ treated by the health staff?:Disrespectful 278 27 0 1 How are patients normally handled/ treated by the health staff?:Negligence 278 27 0 1 How are patients normally handled/ treated by the health staff?:Other (specify) 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 What are the major concerns you have regarding accessing services at the health: 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Increase local access to government health 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Increase hours of operation at night 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Increase staff levels at local facilities 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Government subsidies for private medical ca 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Government subsidies for medicines/supplies 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Increased community involvement in maintain 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Increase availability / functioning of ambu 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Sensitization campaigns related to health s 278 27 0 1 How can these concerns be minimized?:Other 278 27 0 1 Village code 2745 0 Wave5 Village code 2745 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 2745 0 Roster instance identifier 2745 0 1 96 1 Flush Toilet 305 2 VIP Latrine 305 3 Covered Pit latrine with slab 305 4 Covered Pit latrine without slab 305 5 Uncovered Pit latrine with slab 305 6 Uncovered Pit latrine without slab 305 7 Ecosan Toilet 305 8 No facility/Bush/Polythene bags/Bucket 305 96 Other(Specify) 305 What percentage of households use selected toilet facility type? 947 1798 0 100 toilet facilities used in the community? 1566 1179 1 2 1 yes 947 2 no 619 Sysmiss 1179 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 How has the availability of safe water changed in the last 2 years 12 months?? 278 27 1 4 1 Improved 57 2 Same 196 3 Deteriorated 21 4 No safe water in this period 4 Sysmiss 27 Have you undertaken any activities to protect water catchment areas in your comm 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 14 2 No 264 Sysmiss 27 What activities have you undertaken to protect these areas? 14 291 2 96 1 Tree Planting 0 2 Preventing Wetland Encroachment 10 3 Preventing Forest Encroachment 1 96 Other 3 Sysmiss 291 OTHER 305 0 Do people in your community pay for using water? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 121 2 No 157 Sysmiss 27 What is the purpose of these payments? 121 184 1 2 1 User fees/tariffs 58 2 Maintenance costs 63 6 Other 0 Sysmiss 184 OTHER-What is the purpose of these payments? 305 0 How much: AMOUNT IN SHILLINGS? 305 0 How much: IN TERMS OF QUANTITY? 305 0 What were the units of measurement? 58 247 1 6 1 Litre 5 2 Jerrycan(20L) 48 6 Other 4 a 1 Sysmiss 247 OTHER-What were the units of measurement? 305 0 How much money, on average, does a typical household pay per month for the water 305 0 Is this fee affordable to poor households? 120 185 1 2 1 Yes 87 2 No 33 Sysmiss 185 What is the major reason for incomplete latrine/toilet coverage? 132 173 1 96 1 Low Income 52 2 Negative Attitude 14 3 Poor Landscape / Terrain 8 4 Ignorance 34 5 Poor Soil Type 8 6 Tenants 3 7 No land 9 96 Other 4 Sysmiss 173 OTHER-What is the major reason for incomplete latrine/toilet coverage? 305 0 Village code 1525 0 Wave5 Village code 1525 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1525 0 Facility 1525 0 1 5 1 Classrooms 305 2 Teachers’ houses 305 3 Library 305 4 Toilets/Latrines 305 5 Other 305 toilet facilities available at the school? 996 529 1 2 1 yes 744 2 no 252 Sysmiss 529 10. Is the %rostertitle% adequate? 744 781 1 2 1 Yes 269 2 No 470 a 5 Sysmiss 781 11. What type of buildings does the school have? 744 781 1 96 1 Permanent 607 2 Semi-permanent 38 3 Both permanent & Semi-permanent 73 4 Temporary 19 96 Other 2 a 5 Sysmiss 781 12. What is the condition of the %rostertitle%? 744 781 1 3 1 Good 240 2 Fair 408 3 Poor 91 a 5 Sysmiss 781 13. How many of the %rostertitle% were constructed in the last 12 months? 744 781 0 15 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 14a. How many latrine stances/toilets does the school have for students? (BOYS) 237 68 0 48 14b. How many latrine stances/toilets does the school have for students? (GIRLS) 237 68 0 55 15. Are there any hand washing facilities with soap for the pupils at the toilet 237 68 1 3 1 Yes, water only 57 2 Water and soap 70 3 No 110 Sysmiss 68 16. Are there separate toilet/latrine facilities for teachers? 237 68 1 2 1 Yes 167 2 No 70 Sysmiss 68 17a. How many latrine stances does the school have for teachers? (MEN) 167 138 0 12 17b. How many latrine stances does the school have for teachers? (WOMEN) 167 138 0 12 17c. How many latrine stances does the school have for teachers? (BOTH) 167 138 0 5 18. Do the toilet/latrine facilities cater for the physically impaired children? 237 68 1 2 1 Yes 145 2 No 92 Sysmiss 68 19. Are there First Aid facilities at the school premises? 237 68 1 2 1 Yes 87 2 No 150 Sysmiss 68 20. Who mainly administers First Aid at the school? 87 218 1 96 1 School Nurse 4 2 Teachers 67 3 School Matron 1 96 Other 15 Sysmiss 218 Village code 1027 0 Wave5 Village code 1027 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1027 0 What is the MAIN source of drinking water at the school? 1027 0 1 9 1 Piped water at school 143 2 Piped water outside school 80 3 Bore hole at school 138 4 Bore hole outside school 119 5 Rain water 162 6 Protected spring/well 122 7 Lake/river/stream/dam/pond 113 8 None 69 9 Other 81 MAIN source of drinking water at the school? 415 612 1 3 23. What is the distance to %rostertitle% (KM)? (IF WITHIN PREMISES, RECORD 00. 415 612 0 9 24. How reliable is the water source: %rostertitle%? 415 612 1 96 1 Available throughout the year 294 2 Not Reliable (Seasonal) 113 96 Other 8 Sysmiss 612 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 2970 0 Village code 2970 0 Roster instance identifier 2970 0 0 9 0 Development/building fees 297 1 Lunch 297 2 School uniform 297 3 Exercise books 297 4 Text books 297 5 Pens and Pencils 297 6 Geometry sets 297 7 Rulers 297 8 Coaching Services 297 9 Others 297 26. Does this school provide %rostertitle% to students? 2128 842 1 2 1 Yes 427 2 No 1701 Sysmiss 842 27. Does the school charge for %rostertitle%? 664 2306 1 2 1 Yes 452 2 No 212 Sysmiss 2306 28. What is the average amount charged per child for %rostertitle%? (SHILLINGS) 452 2518 20 480000 29. What is the frequency of payment for %rostertitle%? 452 2518 1 96 1 Annual 27 2 Per term 384 3 Monthly 4 4 When required 36 96 Other 1 Sysmiss 2518 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 594 0 Village code 594 0 Roster instance identifier 594 0 0 1 0 2017 297 1 2016 297 30a. Total Number of candidates examined (BOYS) 420 174 0 267 30b. Total Number of candidates examined (GIRLS) 420 174 0 220 31a. Number who passed with grade one (1) (BOYS) 420 174 0 225 31b. Number who passed with grade one (1) (GIRLS) 420 174 0 142 32a. Number who passed with grade two (2) (BOYS) 420 174 0 84 32b. Number who passed with grade two (2) (GIRLS) 420 174 0 114 33a. Number who passed with grade three (3) (BOYS) 420 174 0 36 33b. Number who passed with grade three (3) (GIRLS) 420 174 0 53 Village code 915 0 Wave5 Village code 915 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 915 0 year of drop out (roster) 915 0 1 3 1 2017 305 2 2016 305 3 2015 305 Are there any pupils who left school before completing P.7 in [YEAR] 657 258 1 2 35a. What was the number in %rostertitle%? (BOYS) 490 425 0 423 35b. What was the number in %rostertitle%? (GIRLS) 490 425 0 263 36a. What is the MOST common reason for leaving school? (BOYS) 475 440 1 96 1 Harassment at home 1 2 Harassment at school 0 3 Traditions/culture 1 4 Pregnancies 3 5 Marriages 5 6 Search for jobs 62 7 Orphan hood 2 8 Transfer to another school 211 9 Lack of interest by pupil 59 10 Indiscipline and expelled 0 11 Parental decision 108 12 Insecurity 2 96 Other 21 Sysmiss 440 36b. What is the MOST common reason for leaving school? (GIRLS) 488 427 4 96 1 Harassment at home 0 2 Harassment at school 0 3 Traditions/culture 0 4 Pregnancies 27 5 Marriages 52 6 Search for jobs 23 7 Orphan hood 1 8 Transfer to another school 214 9 Lack of interest by pupil 47 10 Indiscipline and expelled 0 11 Parental decision 103 12 Insecurity 1 96 Other 20 Sysmiss 427 Village code 1525 0 Wave5 Village code 1525 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1525 0 Type of Meeting (roster) 1525 0 1 5 1 Staff meeting 305 2 PTA 305 3 School Management Committees 305 4 One-to-one: Parent-Class teacher 305 5 Student leader-staff meetings 305 39a. Which month was the last meeting held? 986 539 1 12 1 January 7 2 February 118 3 March 132 4 April 124 5 May 117 6 June 129 7 July 76 8 August 49 9 September 68 10 October 61 11 November 79 12 December 26 Sysmiss 539 Does the school hold [MEETING]? 1087 438 1 2 1 yes 994 2 no 93 Sysmiss 438 39b. Which year was the last meeting held? 986 539 208 2018 40. Were minutes kept from this meeting? 696 829 1 2 1 Yes 692 2 No 4 Sysmiss 829 41. How often are %rostertitle% held? 986 539 1 96 1 Weekly 29 2 Monthly 184 3 Once a term 472 4 Half Yearly 28 5 Yearly 71 6 Ad hoc 78 96 Other 124 Sysmiss 539 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 891 0 Village code 891 0 Roster instance identifier 891 0 0 2 0 Grade V and above 297 1 Grade III 297 2 Untrained / unlicensed 297 43a. How many additional teachers are required in this school to meet the govern 699 192 0 40 43b. How many additional teachers are required in this school to meet the govern 699 192 0 25 Village code 1525 0 Wave5 Village code 1525 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1525 0 Roster instance identifier 1525 0 1 5 1 District Education Officer (DEO) 305 2 District Inspector of Schools (DIS) 305 3 Center Coordinating Tutors (CCT) 305 4 Other1 305 5 Other2 305 Did [SUPERVISOR] supervise/ Monitor this school? 1013 512 1 2 46a. Which month was the last visit? 781 744 1 12 1 January 4 2 February 65 3 March 102 4 April 114 5 May 63 6 June 103 7 July 76 8 August 40 9 September 45 10 October 75 11 November 72 12 December 22 Sysmiss 744 46b. Which year was the last visit? 781 744 201 2018 47. What was the frequency of supervision/monitoring by %rostertitle%? 781 744 1 96 1 Monthly 179 2 Quarterly 465 3 Twice a year 50 4 Annually 49 96 Other 38 Sysmiss 744 Village code 4575 0 Wave5 Village code 4575 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 4575 0 problems/constraints faced by school (roster) 4575 0 1 15 1 Delayed remittance of funds 305 2 Inadequate buildings 305 3 Inadequate number of staff 305 4 Inadequate number of qualified teachers 305 5 Insufficiency of funds 305 6 Long distances covered by pupils 305 7 Pupils are hungry 305 8 Bad behavior/strikes by pupils 305 9 Irregular attendance by pupils 305 10 Inadequate/lack of teachers accommodation 305 11 Teacher absenteeism 305 12 Bad behavior/strikes by teachers 305 13 Lack of parental interest in school affairs 305 14 Insecurity 305 15 Other 305 MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school? 3540 1035 1 2 1 yes 978 2 no 2562 Sysmiss 1035 49. RANK UP TO 3 SOURCES BY IMPORTANCE 675 3900 1 3 1 Most serious 235 2 Serious 228 3 Least serious 212 Sysmiss 3900 50. How has the situation changed in the last 12 months? 969 3606 1 3 1 Improved 112 2 Same 684 3 Worsened 173 Sysmiss 3606 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 2100 0 Village code 2100 0 Roster instance identifier 2100 0 0 6 0 Class P1 300 1 Class P2 300 2 Class P3 300 3 Class P4 300 4 Class P5 300 5 Class P6 300 6 Class P7 300 53. Sex 1398 702 1 2 1 Male 748 2 Female 650 Sysmiss 702 54. Grade 1394 706 1 3 1 Grade V and above 409 2 Grade III 964 3 Untrained, unlicensed 21 Sysmiss 706 55a. What is the official enrollment in the stream? (BOYS) 1472 628 2 350 55b. What is the official enrollment in the stream? (GIRLS) 1472 628 0 266 56. Are there arrangements for pupils in this stream to borrow text books for us 1397 703 1 2 1 Yes 838 2 No 559 Sysmiss 703 57. What percentage of pupils have access to text books in the classroom? 1397 703 1 5 1 All have access 307 2 75% have access 250 3 50% have access 362 4 25% have access 395 5 none have access 83 Sysmiss 703 58. Is a teacher present in the classroom? 1063 1037 1 2 1 Yes 1005 2 No 58 Sysmiss 1037 59. Was the teacher’s absence formally approved? 58 2042 1 2 1 Yes 39 2 No 19 Sysmiss 2042 60. If teacher’s absence was approved: Why was the teacher absent? 39 2061 1 96 1 Sick 13 2 Being trained 1 3 At workshop 2 4 Picking up salary 3 5 Working at another job 0 6 Study leave 1 7 Annual/maternity leave 2 8 On school errand 3 9 Exams 0 10 Poor pay 0 11 Weak supervision 0 12 Lack of interest in job 0 13 Absent without reason 4 14 Lack of accommodation 0 15 Lack of transport 0 96 Other 10 Sysmiss 2061 61. If teacher’s absence was not formally approved: why do you think the teacher 19 2081 1 13 1 Sick 1 2 Being trained 0 3 At workshop 0 4 Picking up salary 0 5 Working at another job 1 6 Study leave 0 7 Annual/maternity leave 0 8 On school errand 1 9 Exams 0 10 Poor pay 0 11 Weak supervision 2 12 Lack of interest in job 0 13 Absent without reason 14 14 Lack of accommodation 0 15 Lack of transport 0 96 Other 0 Sysmiss 2081 62. Is the teacher officially registered on the government pay roll? 1061 1039 1 3 1 Yes 985 2 No 75 3 Don't know 1 Sysmiss 1039 63. How many pupils are actually in attendance today? 1061 1039 0 379 64. What percentage of the pupils are seated in desks? 1061 1039 1 5 1 All have access 791 2 75% have access 145 3 50% have access 39 4 25% have access 23 5 none have access 63 Sysmiss 1039 65. What percentage of pupils have scholastic materials (pens, pencils, exercise 1061 1039 1 5 1 All have access 521 2 75% have access 341 3 50% have access 133 4 25% have access 54 5 none have access 12 Sysmiss 1039 66. Does the classroom display materials on the walls or in corners of the class 1062 1038 1 2 1 Yes 796 2 No 266 Sysmiss 1038 53. Sex 743 1357 1 2 1 Male 394 2 Female 349 Sysmiss 1357 54. Grade 743 1357 1 3 1 Grade V and above 227 2 Grade III 496 3 Untrained, unlicensed 20 Sysmiss 1357 55a. What is the official enrollment in the stream? (BOYS) 822 1278 0 217 55b. What is the official enrollment in the stream? (GIRLS) 822 1278 1 199 56. Are there arrangements for pupils in this stream to borrow text books for us 743 1357 1 2 1 Yes 430 2 No 313 Sysmiss 1357 57. What percentage of pupils have access to text books in the classroom? 743 1357 1 5 1 All have access 165 2 75% have access 130 3 50% have access 170 4 25% have access 240 5 none have access 38 Sysmiss 1357 58. Is a teacher present in the classroom? 551 1549 1 2 1 Yes 510 2 No 41 Sysmiss 1549 59. Was the teacher’s absence formally approved? 41 2059 1 2 1 Yes 34 2 No 7 Sysmiss 2059 60. If teacher’s absence was approved: Why was the teacher absent? 34 2066 1 96 1 Sick 4 2 Being trained 0 3 At workshop 0 4 Picking up salary 0 5 Working at another job 0 6 Study leave 0 7 Annual/maternity leave 1 8 On school errand 3 9 Exams 2 10 Poor pay 0 11 Weak supervision 0 12 Lack of interest in job 0 13 Absent without reason 0 14 Lack of accommodation 1 15 Lack of transport 0 96 Other 23 Sysmiss 2066 Please, specify Other 2100 0 61. If teacher’s absence was not formally approved: why do you think the teacher 7 2093 13 13 1 Sick 0 2 Being trained 0 3 At workshop 0 4 Picking up salary 0 5 Working at another job 0 6 Study leave 0 7 Annual/maternity leave 0 8 On school errand 0 9 Exams 0 10 Poor pay 0 11 Weak supervision 0 12 Lack of interest in job 0 13 Absent without reason 7 14 Lack of accommodation 0 15 Lack of transport 0 96 Other 0 Sysmiss 2093 Please, specify Other 2100 0 62. Is the teacher officially registered on the government pay roll? 552 1548 1 2 1 Yes 504 2 No 48 3 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 1548 63. How many pupils are actually in attendance today? 547 1553 0 1001 64. What percentage of the pupils are seated in desks? 547 1553 1 5 1 All have access 416 2 75% have access 68 3 50% have access 12 4 25% have access 8 5 none have access 43 Sysmiss 1553 65. What percentage of pupils have scholastic materials (pens, pencils, exercise 547 1553 1 5 1 All have access 270 2 75% have access 183 3 50% have access 70 4 25% have access 15 5 none have access 9 Sysmiss 1553 66. Does the classroom display materials on the walls or in corners of the class 547 1553 1 2 1 Yes 394 2 No 153 Sysmiss 1553 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 2. What is the major mode of ensuring accountability in this school? 235 70 1 96 1 Auditor 128 2 School management/Board of Governors 85 3 PTA 0 4 Head teacher rules 12 96 Other 10 Sysmiss 70 3. Have there been any cases of misuse of funds in last financial year? 235 70 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 228 Sysmiss 70 4. Who was implicated? 7 298 1 96 1 School management Committee member 1 2 Head teacher 4 96 Other 1 a 1 Sysmiss 298 5. What action was taken on culprits? 7 298 2 96 1 Interdicted/suspended 0 2 Dismissed 1 3 Reprimanded / Recovered 2 4 None 2 96 Other 1 a 1 Sysmiss 298 Village code 6100 0 Wave5 Village code 6100 0 initiative (roster) 6100 0 1 20 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 6100 0 initiative is being practiced 4700 1400 1 2 1 yes 873 2 no 3827 Sysmiss 1400 2. Which control(s) is most effective 670 5430 1 3 1 1st most effective 235 2 2nd most effective 232 3 3rd most effective 203 Sysmiss 5430 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 2. What is the school’s EMIS number? 229 76 6 5580120 4. What is the function of the respondent? 237 68 1 96 1 Headmaster 109 2 Deputy Headmaster 75 3 Teacher 45 4 Teacher Assistant 0 96 Other 8 Sysmiss 68 5. How long has the respondent been at the school? (YEARS) 235 70 0 27 6. Who manages this school? 238 67 1 3 1 Government 232 2 Private 5 3 NGO/Religious Association 1 96 Other 0 Sysmiss 67 7. INTERVIEWER: IS IT A SCHOOL DAY OR WEEKEND/HOLIDAY? 247 58 1 2 1 School Day 175 2 Weekend/Holiday 72 Sysmiss 58 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 8. Do you work during the night in this health facility? 219 86 1 2 1 Yes 135 2 No 84 Sysmiss 86 9. Why not? 84 221 1 96 1 No night services provided by facility 64 2 Live far away 4 3 Insecurity in the night 1 96 Others 14 a 1 Sysmiss 221 10. Did you work during the night yesterday? 135 170 1 2 1 Yes 27 2 No 108 Sysmiss 170 11. For how long? HOURS 27 278 1 168 12. Were you on call or night duty? 27 278 1 2 1 Yes 26 2 No 1 Sysmiss 278 13. Why did you work? 1 304 3 3 1 Too few staff 0 2 Patient came at night 0 3 Was only one around 1 4 Live near health facility 0 96 Others 0 Sysmiss 304 14. How many times do you work at night in the last 7 days? (DAYS) 135 170 0 7 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 15. What is the total number of inpatient medical beds at this facility? IF NONE 218 87 0 67 16. What is the total number of inpatient maternity beds at this facility? IF NO 218 87 0 30 17. Does this facility have electricity from the grid? 218 87 1 3 1 Yes Hydro 107 2 Yes Thermo 0 3 No 111 Sysmiss 87 18. How many days last week did this facility experience power shortages that la 106 199 0 7 19. Does the health facility have a functioning generator? 218 87 1 2 1 yes 26 2 no 192 Sysmiss 87 20. Does the health facility have a solar panel? 218 87 1 2 1 yes 161 2 no 57 Sysmiss 87 21. Does the health facility have a functioning ambulance? 218 87 1 2 1 yes 33 2 no 185 Sysmiss 87 22. Is an ambulance available for use by this facility? 185 120 1 2 1 Yes 70 2 No 114 a 1 Sysmiss 120 23. What is the distance from this health facility to the nearest ambulance? (KI 70 235 0 70 24. Does the health facility provide food for staff? 218 87 1 2 1 yes 13 2 no 205 Sysmiss 87 25. Does the health facility provide food for inpatients? 218 87 2 2 1 yes 0 2 no 218 Sysmiss 87 26. What is the distance from this health facility to the nearest bank/microfina 212 93 0 110 27. What is the distance from this health facility to the District Health Office 214 91 0 58 28. What is the distance from this health facility to the nearest trading centre 215 90 0 12 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:functioning computer for 219 86 1 2 1 yes 106 2 no 113 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:laboratory 219 86 1 2 1 yes 153 2 no 66 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:CD - 4 machines (for HC I 219 86 1 2 1 yes 63 2 no 156 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:working refrigerator for 219 86 1 2 1 yes 188 2 no 31 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:an icebox for transportin 219 86 1 2 1 yes 203 2 no 16 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:a working microscope 219 86 1 2 1 yes 150 2 no 69 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:a delivery bed 219 86 1 2 1 yes 171 2 no 48 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:a BP machine 219 86 1 2 1 yes 179 2 no 40 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:sterilization equipment 219 86 1 2 1 yes 123 2 no 96 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:a functioning bicycle 219 86 1 2 1 yes 48 2 no 171 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:a functioning motorcycle 219 86 1 2 1 yes 99 2 no 120 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:functioning standing weig 219 86 1 2 1 yes 198 2 no 21 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:functioning hanging weigh 219 86 1 2 1 yes 203 2 no 16 Sysmiss 86 29,32-44. Does this facility have the following items?:functioning height measur 219 86 1 2 1 yes 174 2 no 45 Sysmiss 86 30. Does this facility have an official telephone (land line or mobile phone)?.. 218 87 1 3 1 Yes,Landline 42 2 Yes,Mobile 12 3 No 164 Sysmiss 87 Does this facility have a functioning radio call for communication? 218 87 1 3 1 Yes 2 2 No 150 3 N/A 66 Sysmiss 87 Village code 3965 0 Wave5 Village code 3965 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 3965 0 health service offered (roster) 3965 0 1 13 1 General outpatient 305 2 Immunization for children 305 3 Antenatal care 305 4 Family planning 305 5 Tuberculosis treatment 305 6 STIs treatment 305 7 Community and Outreach Services 305 8 Laboratory 305 9 Dental services 305 10 General inpatient-medical 305 11 General inpatient-surgical 305 12 Deliveries 305 13 MAMA KITS 305 Is [SERVICE] offered at this health facility? 2579 1386 1 2 1 yes 2057 2 no 522 Sysmiss 1386 47. Do patients have to pay for %rostertitle%? 2057 1908 1 2 1 Yes 159 2 No 1864 a 34 Sysmiss 1908 48. How has the quality of %rostertitle% service offered in this facility change 2057 1908 1 4 1 Improved 1787 2 Same 184 3 Worsened 41 4 Not Applicable 9 a 36 Sysmiss 1908 Who provided the %rostertitle%? 1506 2459 1 98 1 Government - NDA 1392 2 Plan International 0 3 World Vision 8 96 Other specify 70 98 Don’t Know 7 a 29 Sysmiss 2459 Village code 3660 0 Wave5 Village code 3660 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 3660 0 Drugs/Supplies (roster) 3660 0 1 12 1 Artmether/lumefentrine 305 2 Sulfadoxine Pyrimethamine tab 305 3 Cotrimoxazole 480mg tab 305 4 Oral Rehydration Salts (sachet) 305 5 Medroxyprogesterone inj ("Depo") 305 6 Phenyton 100mg 305 7 Metronidazole 305 8 Measles vaccine 305 9 Examination gloves 305 10 Ferrous/folic 305 11 HIV testing kits 305 12 Other 305 health facility experienced stock outs (first visit) 1847 1813 1 2 1 yes 691 2 no 1156 Sysmiss 1813 health facility experienced stock outs (second visit) 2412 1248 1 2 1 yes 694 2 no 1718 Sysmiss 1248 62. How often have you had stock outs of %rostertitle% in the last two months? 679 2981 1 2 1 Frequently 336 2 Occasionally 343 Sysmiss 2981 63. Is drug available today? 679 2981 1 2 1 Yes 289 2 No 390 Sysmiss 2981 62. How often have you had stock outs of %rostertitle% in the last two months? 694 2966 1 2 1 Frequently 371 2 Occasionally 323 Sysmiss 2966 63. Is drug available today? 694 2966 1 2 1 Yes 317 2 No 377 Sysmiss 2966 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 64. Do patients have to bring Syringes/needles for a visit to the health facilit 217 88 1 4 1 Yes, always 2 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 86 3 No 117 4 Not Applicable 12 Sysmiss 88 65. Do patients have to bring Drip/IV fluids for a visit to the health facility, 217 88 2 4 1 Yes, always 0 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 72 3 No 121 4 Not Applicable 24 Sysmiss 88 66. Do patients have to bring Gloves for a visit to the health facility, includi 216 89 2 4 1 Yes, always 0 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 85 3 No 128 4 Not Applicable 3 Sysmiss 89 67. Do patients have to bring Exercise books for writing prescriptions for a vis 216 89 1 3 1 Yes, always 185 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 12 3 No 19 4 Not Applicable 0 Sysmiss 89 68. Do patients have to bring Cotton wool for a visit to the health facility, in 216 89 1 4 1 Yes, always 2 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 47 3 No 156 4 Not Applicable 11 Sysmiss 89 69. Do patients have to bring Paraffin for a visit to the health facility, inclu 216 89 1 4 1 Yes, always 2 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 6 3 No 138 4 Not Applicable 70 Sysmiss 89 70. Do patients have to bring Soap for a visit to the health facility, including 215 90 1 4 1 Yes, always 11 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 15 3 No 144 4 Not Applicable 45 Sysmiss 90 71. Do patients have to bring Medicines (e.g. ergometrin) for a visit to the hea 216 89 1 4 1 Yes, always 2 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 58 3 No 102 4 Not Applicable 54 Sysmiss 89 72. Do patients have to bring Other item for a visit to the health facility, inc 216 89 1 4 1 Yes, always 1 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 1 3 No 152 4 Not Applicable 62 Sysmiss 89 73. Do patients have to bring Other item for a visit to the health facility, inc 215 90 3 4 1 Yes, always 0 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 0 3 No 155 4 Not Applicable 60 Sysmiss 90 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 74. Do women who come for delivery have to bring Gloves to the health facility? 178 127 1 4 1 Yes, always 22 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 102 3 No 51 4 Not Applicable 2 a 1 Sysmiss 127 75. Do women who come for delivery have to bring Cotton wool to the health facil 178 127 1 4 1 Yes, always 16 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 81 3 No 79 4 Not Applicable 1 a 1 Sysmiss 127 76. Do women who come for delivery have to bring Jik to the health facility? 178 127 1 4 1 Yes, always 4 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 26 3 No 141 4 Not Applicable 6 a 1 Sysmiss 127 77. Do women who come for delivery have to bring Razor blade to the health facil 178 127 1 4 1 Yes, always 28 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 66 3 No 82 4 Not Applicable 1 a 1 Sysmiss 127 78. Do women who come for delivery have to bring Plastic Sheet to the health fac 178 127 1 3 1 Yes, always 59 2 Yes, when item is out of stock 85 3 No 33 4 Not Applicable 0 a 1 Sysmiss 127 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1800 0 Village code 1800 0 Roster instance identifier 1800 0 0 5 0 OPD / Mar-17 300 1 OPD / Jun-17 300 2 Deliveries in Health Units / Mar-17 300 3 Deliveries in Health Units / Jun-17 300 4 DPT 3 Given to Children Under / 1yr Mar-17 300 5 DPT 3 Given to Children Under / 1yr Jun-17 300 83. Database /facility report 1800 0 84. Register 1800 0 85. Variance/ mismatch. If the figures in the report, database, or register are 1199 601 1 2 1 Yes 182 2 No 1017 Sysmiss 601 86. Comments 1800 0 82. HMIS 105 district 1800 0 83. Database /facility report 1800 0 84. Register 1800 0 85. Variance/ mismatch. If the figures in the report, database, or register are 1137 663 1 2 1 Yes 234 2 No 903 Sysmiss 663 86. Comments 1800 0 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 87. Did any member of this community report any epidemic outbreak since 2017? 218 87 1 3 1 Yes 20 2 No (Not reported) 46 3 No (no epidemic) 152 Sysmiss 87 88. Did you notify the district within 24hrs? 20 285 1 3 1 Within 24 hrs 16 2 Within 7 days 3 3 After 7 days 1 Sysmiss 285 89. How long did it take for the district to respond? 20 285 1 3 1 Within 24 hrs 16 2 Within 7 days 1 3 After 7 days 3 Sysmiss 285 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 90. On average, for how many hours is the facility open to the public in a week? 215 90 24 168 91. Has the facility been faced with absenteeism of its staff in the last 12 mon 217 88 1 2 1 Yes 48 2 No 169 Sysmiss 88 92. What is the major cause of absenteeism? 48 257 1 96 1 Lack or morale due to poor payment 8 2 Delays in payment of salaries 2 3 Not much work 0 4 Too much work 3 5 Lack of equipment 0 6 Lack of accommodation 22 96 Other 13 Sysmiss 257 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 93. Does the health facility have public toilets/latrines? 218 87 1 2 1 Yes 211 2 No 7 Sysmiss 87 94. What is the main type of toilet available? 211 94 1 96 1 Flush water 6 2 VIP pit latrine 155 3 Ordinary pit latrine 49 96 Other 1 Sysmiss 94 95. What is the condition of the toilet? 211 94 1 3 1 Good 107 2 Fair 84 3 Poor 20 4 Not in Use 0 Sysmiss 94 96. Are the toilets/latrines adequate? 211 94 1 2 1 Yes 150 2 No 61 3 Not Applicable 0 Sysmiss 94 97a. Are there hand washing facilities to be used in the TOILETS? 211 94 1 3 1 Present with soap 69 2 Present without soap 49 3 No hand washing facilities 93 Sysmiss 94 97b. Are there hand washing facilities to be used in the BATHROOMS? 211 94 1 3 1 Present with soap 39 2 Present without soap 32 3 No hand washing facilities 139 a 1 Sysmiss 94 98. Does the facility have separate sanitary facilities for women and men? 211 94 1 2 1 Yes 142 2 No 69 Sysmiss 94 99a. How many toilet/latrine stances are for females? 142 163 1 7 99b. How many toilet/latrine stances are for males? 140 165 1 6 100a. Are there GARBAGE WASTE disposal facilities 218 87 1 2 1 Yes 179 2 No 39 Sysmiss 87 100b.Are there MEDICAL WASTE disposal facilities? 217 88 1 2 1 Yes 180 2 No 37 Sysmiss 88 100c. Are there BOTH, GARBAGE AND MEDICAL WASTE, disposal facilities? 217 88 1 2 1 Yes 93 2 No 124 Sysmiss 88 101. What is the type of facility used? 213 92 1 96 1 Pit 196 2 Skip 7 3 Bush 0 96 Other 10 Sysmiss 92 Village code 2135 0 Wave5 Village code 2135 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 2135 0 MAIN source of water at the facility (roster) 2135 0 1 7 1 Piped water 305 2 Bore hole 305 3 Protected spring/well 305 4 Rain water 305 5 Lake/river/stream/dam/pond 305 6 Spring 305 7 Other 305 source of water at the facility (top 3) 1533 602 1 3 1 Main source 219 2 2nd alternative 1290 3 3rd alternative 24 Sysmiss 602 104. What is the distance to each important source (KM)? (IF WITHIN PREMISES REC 386 1749 0 8 105. How reliable are these important water sources? 386 1749 1 96 1 Available throughout the year 234 2 Not Reliable (Seasonal) 146 96 Other 6 Sysmiss 1749 Village code 3965 0 Wave5 Village code 3965 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 3965 0 limiting factors 3965 0 1 13 1 Delayed remittance of funds 305 2 Inadequate funding 305 3 Inadequate facilities 305 4 Inadequate drugs 305 5 Inadequate clinical equipment 305 6 Inadequate number of staff 305 7 Inadequate staff skills 305 8 Long distances from service users 305 9 Negative attitudes of some service users 305 10 Low pay to staff 305 11 Insecurity 305 12 Low staff morale 305 13 Other 305 MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility 2821 1144 1 2 1 Yes 820 2 No 2001 Sysmiss 1144 107. RANK UP TO 3 SOURCES BY IMPORTANCE 594 3371 1 3 For those important limiting factors, how do you rate the change in the situatio 808 3157 1 4 1 Improved 87 2 Same 582 3 Worsened 136 4 Not applicable 3 Sysmiss 3157 Village code 915 0 Wave5 Village code 915 0 [LEVEL] supervise/ monitor this health facility in the last 3 months 651 264 1 2 1 yes 608 2 no 43 Sysmiss 264 110. Did the supervisor from %rostertitle% supervise/ monitor this health facili 605 310 1 3 1 Yes 494 2 No 97 3 N/A 14 Sysmiss 310 111a. Which MONTH did supervisor from %rostertitle% last visit? 591 324 1 12 1 January 66 2 February 45 3 March 70 4 April 74 5 May 59 6 June 67 7 July 32 8 August 27 9 September 39 10 October 32 11 November 47 12 December 33 Sysmiss 324 111b. Which YEAR did supervisor from %rostertitle% last visit? 591 324 2010 2818 112. What is the annual frequency of supervision/monitoring by [SUPERVISOR]? 590 325 1 4 1 Monthly 143 2 Quarterly 370 3 Twice a year 42 4 Annually 35 Sysmiss 325 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 915 0 Supervisor/Monitor level 915 0 1 3 1 Health Sub-District (HC IV/hospital) 305 2 District 305 3 Ministry of Health 305 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 113. Do the villages in the catchment area of this facility have established (se 218 87 1 2 1 yes 214 2 no 4 Sysmiss 87 114. Are the Village Health Teams (VHT) functional? FUNCTIONALITY MEANS PROVIDI 213 92 1 2 1 yes 204 2 no 9 Sysmiss 92 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 2376 0 Village code 2376 0 type of staff (roster) 2376 0 0 7 0 Doctors 297 1 Nurses 297 2 Allied medical workers 297 3 Laboratory technicians 297 4 Nursing assistants 297 5 Support staff 297 6 Midwives 297 7 Dispenser/pharmacist 297 116a. How many positions have been filled (consider the official ceiling require 1727 649 0 26 116b. How many positions are vacant (consider the official ceiling required)? NU 1727 649 0 6 Village code 6100 0 Wave5 Village code 6100 0 initiative (roster) 6100 0 1 20 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 6100 0 initiative is being practised in your work place 4320 1780 1 2 1 yes 808 2 no 3512 Sysmiss 1780 which control(s) is/was most effective in reducing absenteeism 4320 1780 1 2 1 yes 623 2 no 3697 Sysmiss 1780 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 2. What are the major modes of ensuring accountability in this health facility? 217 88 1 6 1 Auditors 121 2 Health management/ committee 85 6 Other 11 Sysmiss 88 3. Have there been any cases of misuse of funds in last financial year? 217 88 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 214 Sysmiss 88 4. IF YES, how much money was involved in the most recent case? Ushs. 3 302 1000000 3000000 5. Who was implicated? 3 302 2 96 1 Health management Committee member 0 2 Head of facility 1 96 Other 2 Sysmiss 302 6. What action was taken on culprits? 3 302 2 96 1 Interdicted/ suspended 0 2 Dismissed 1 3 Reprimanded / Recovered 0 96 Other 2 Sysmiss 302 Village code 1525 0 Wave5 Village code 1525 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1525 0 Roster instance identifier 1525 0 1 5 1 Trunk roads (Tarmac) 305 2 Trunk roads (Murram) 305 3 Feeder roads 305 4 Community roads 305 5 Bridges/culvert crossings 305 Does this sub-county have any [ROAD]? 754 771 1 2 1 yes 637 2 no 117 Sysmiss 771 5.1 What is the commonest mode of transport used to reach the nearest %rostertit 600 925 1 6 1 Walking 448 2 Taxi (car) 19 3 Boda-boda 51 4 Bus/minibus 5 5 Motorcycle 33 6 Bicycle 44 7 Boat 0 8 Other 0 Sysmiss 925 6. What is the total length of %rostertitle% within sub-county (km)? (FOR BRIDG 596 929 0.10 600 7. INTERVIEWER: IS THIS NUMBER BASED ON RECORDS OR SUB- COUNTY CHIEF ESTIMATIONS 596 929 1 2 1 Based on written records 111 2 Based on respondent estimation 485 Sysmiss 929 8. What is the current state of the %rostertitle%? 596 929 1 3 1 Good 134 2 Usable 337 3 Poor 125 Sysmiss 929 9. In your opinion, what is the main reason for the poor roads? 124 1401 1 8 1 Bad weather 25 2 Lack of equipment 16 3 Poor maintenance 75 4 Lack of engineers 2 8 Other 6 Sysmiss 1401 10. Who is responsible for maintaining %rostertitle%? 596 929 1 5 1 Sub-county 186 2 District 135 3 Ministry of Works 95 4 Other 106 5 UNRA 74 Sysmiss 929 11. Number of km of %rostertitle% maintained (KM EXECUTED) (FOR BRIDGES/ CULVER 581 944 0 400 12. Do you contract maintenance of %rostertitle% to the private sector? 369 1156 1 2 1 Yes 106 2 No 263 Sysmiss 1156 13. How do you rate the quality of work for %rostertitle%? 574 951 1 3 1 Good 198 2 Average 324 3 Poor 52 Sysmiss 951 14. What is the frequency of repairs for %rostertitle%? 575 950 1 8 1 Routine-manual 110 2 Routine-mechanized 84 3 Regular-manual 86 4 Regular-mechanized 134 8 Other 161 Sysmiss 950 15. Have there been any new %rostertitle% constructed in sub-county in the last 574 951 1 2 1 Yes 171 2 No 403 Sysmiss 951 16. What is the length in km of %rostertitle% constructed? (FOR BRIDGES/ CULVE 171 1354 0 100 17. What are the reasons? 403 1122 1 8 1 No need 73 2 Lack, of funds 252 3 Lack of equipment 14 4 Insecurity 0 8 Other 64 Sysmiss 1122 18. On average, How much was required to maintain %rostertitle% in the last fina 356 1169 0 1430000000 19. How much was actually released to maintain %rostertitle% in the last financi 356 1169 0 1300000000 20. Were the funds that you requested for received in time? 190 1335 1 2 1 Yes 118 2 No 72 Sysmiss 1335 Village code 2745 0 Wave5 Village code 2745 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 2745 0 type of constraints faced by this sub-county (roster) 2745 0 1 9 1 Delayed remittance of funds 305 2 Inadequate facilities 305 3 Inadequate staff 305 4 Wide road network 305 5 Lack of peoples’ interest 305 6 Inadequate funding 305 7 Low pay to staff 305 8 Insecurity 305 9 Other 305 MAJOR constraints faced by this sub- county in terms of the maintenance and rep 1395 1350 1 2 1 yes 494 2 no 901 Sysmiss 1350 22. RANK UP TO 3 SOURCES BY IMPORTANCE 3/3 1386 1359 0 3 0 972 1 Most serious 154 2 2nd most serious 143 3 3rd most serious 117 Sysmiss 1359 23. How has the situation for %rostertitle% changed in the last 12 months? 486 2259 1 3 1 Improved 58 2 Same 367 3 Worsened 61 Sysmiss 2259 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 2. What is the major mode of ensuring accountability in this sub-county? 155 150 1 96 1 Internal auditors 80 2 External auditors 31 3 Technical Planning committee 14 4 Chairperson rules 2 5 Finance office rules 3 96 Other 25 Sysmiss 150 3. Have there been any cases of misuse of funds in last financial year? 155 150 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 151 Sysmiss 150 4. IF YES, how much money was involved in the most recent case? Ushs. 4 301 3600000 11000000 5. Who was implicated? 4 301 2 3 1 Committee member 0 2 Head of dept 1 3 Accounting officer 3 96 Other 0 Sysmiss 301 6. What action was taken on culprits? 4 301 1 4 1 Interdicted/Suspended 1 2 Dismissed 0 3 Reprimanded / recovered 1 4 None 2 Sysmiss 301 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 How long has the respondent held this post? (MONTHS) 151 154 0 108 How long has the respondent held this post? (YEARS) 152 153 0 21 19. In TOTAL how much was actually released to maintain ROADS in the last financ 118 187 0 1300450000 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 1. How many households reside in this community? 277 28 11 40000 2_1. How much of the land in the community is used for cultivation by villagers? 278 27 0 92 2_2. How much of the land in the community is used for agro-business/plantation 278 27 0 85 2_3. How much of the land in the community is used for forest? (SHARE) 278 27 0 20 2_4. How much of the land in the community is used for pasture (common access)? 278 27 0 60 2_5. How much of the land in the community is used for wetland? (SHARE) 278 27 0 40 2_6. How much of the land in the community is used for residential? (SHARE) 278 27 0 100 2_7. How much of the land in the community is used for other purpose? (SHARE) 278 27 0 80 ENUMERATOR CHECK: Does the total of share of land uses (2_1 to 2_7) equal 100? 278 27 1 1 1 YES 278 2 NO 0 Sysmiss 27 Village code 3965 0 Wave5 Village code 3965 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 3965 0 type of community group (roster) 3965 0 301 313 301 Agricultural Coop 305 302 Farmers' Group 305 303 Livestock Assoc 305 304 Savings & Credit Coop 305 305 Business Assoc 305 306 Women's Group 305 307 Youth Group 305 308 Cultural Group 305 309 Sports Group 305 310 Community Police/Watch Group 305 311 Disabled Assoc 305 312 Other 1 305 313 Other 2 305 organisations exist in the community 2932 1033 1 2 1 yes 721 2 no 2211 Sysmiss 1033 b2. How many %rostertitle%'s are there in the community? (NUMBER) 705 3260 1 38 b3. When did the %rostertitle% begin? (YEAR 4-DIGIT) IF MORE THAN ONE GROUP EXI 705 3260 1941 9998 b4. How often do the members of the %rostertitle% meet? IF MORE THAN ONE GROUP 705 3260 1 9 1 Weekly 277 2 Monthly 291 3 Quarterly 92 4 Semi-Annually 8 5 Anually 5 9 Other 32 Sysmiss 3260 b5. How many female members does the %rostertitle% have? (NUMBER) REFERS NOT ONL 705 3260 0 2010 Village code 305 0 Wave5 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 Does this community have any NGO or FARMER FIELD SCHOOLS? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 49 2 No 229 Sysmiss 27 c1. PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT A 305 0 c1. PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT A 305 0 c1. PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT A 305 0 c1. PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT A 305 0 c1. PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT A 305 0 c1. PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT A 305 0 c1. PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NON- GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT A 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 71 0 Village code 71 0 Roster instance identifier 71 0 1 7 name of the NGO 71 0 c1. What is the type of %rostertitle%? READ RESPONSES. 71 0 1 3 1 Local 9 2 National 18 3 International 44 9 Other 0 c2. When did the %rostertitle% begin? (YEAR 4-DIGIT) 70 1 1992 2018 c3. What is the main purpose of the %rostertitle%? 71 0 1 96 1 Health/Sanitation 17 2 Domestic Water Source 1 3 Maternal/Child Nutrition 7 4 Education 25 5 Crop Production (Gen'l) 13 6 Irrigation 0 7 Sustainable Land Mgmt 0 8 Forestry/Agro-Forestry 0 9 Livestock Production (Gen'l) 2 10 Livestock Health 0 11 Fishing 0 96 Other 6 c4. How many members does the %rostertitle% have? (NUMBER) REFERS NOT ONLY TO E 71 0 0 5000 c5. How many female members does the %rostertitle% have? (NUMBER) REFERS NOT ON 69 2 0 3200 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 3267 0 Village code 3267 0 community need, action and achievements [ITEM] (roster) 3267 0 101 111 101 Road: Construction/Improvement 297 102 Bridge: Construction/Improvement 297 103 Primary School: Construction/Improvement 297 104 Secondary School:Construction/Improvement 297 105 Health Center/ Clinic/ Dispensary:Construction/Improvement 297 106 Piped Water/ Boreholes/ Wells:Construction/Improvement 297 107 Maize Mill:Construction/Improvement 297 108 Public Transportation:Initiation/Improvement 297 109 Agricultural/ Fishery/ Livestock Extension Services: Initiation/Improvement 297 110 Law Enforcement:Initiation/ Improvement 297 111 Other(Specify) 297 1. During the past 5 years,has any of the community members ever approached the 3061 206 1 2 1 Yes 381 2 No 2680 Sysmiss 206 2. During the past 5 years ,has the LC1 or other village leader or political le 3061 206 1 2 1 Yes 392 2 No 2669 Sysmiss 206 3. ENUMERATOR:IS THE ANSWER YES TO EITHER QUESTION 1 OR QUESTION 2 3061 206 1 2 1 Yes 426 2 No 2635 Sysmiss 206 4. During the past 5 years ,even if there was no communal or leadership action t 2635 632 1 2 1 Yes 71 2 No 2564 Sysmiss 632 5. During the past 5 years ,did the community members (besides LC! and other loc 426 2841 1 2 1 Yes 204 2 No 222 Sysmiss 2841 6. Under whose leadership was the meeting(s) organized? 204 3063 1 96 1 LC1 152 2 GROUP VILLAGE HEADMAN 4 3 SCHOOL COMMITTEE 4 4 HEALTH COMMITTEE 2 5 AGRICULTURE COOP/FARMER'S GROUP 0 6 AGRICULTURE EXTENSION OFFICER 2 7 NGO/RELIGIOUS OR INTERNATIONAL ORG 1 8 MP 15 9 DISTRICT ASSEMBLY 7 96 OTHER 17 Sysmiss 3063 7.Was the meeting successful in determining the steps that were needed to be tak 204 3063 1 2 1 Yes 146 2 No 58 Sysmiss 3063 To address the need for [ITEM], what actions did the community take? (1/3) 426 2841 101 109 101 Road: Construction/Improvement 71 102 Bridge: Construction/Improvement 8 103 Primary School: Construction/Improvement 123 104 Secondary School:Construction/Improvement 168 105 Health Center/ Clinic/ Dispensary:Construction/Improvement 19 106 Piped Water/ Boreholes/ Wells:Construction/Improvement 19 107 Maize Mill:Construction/Improvement 13 108 Public Transportation:Initiation/Improvement 0 109 Agricultural/ Fishery/ Livestock Extension Services: Initiation/Improvement 5 110 Law Enforcement:Initiation/ Improvement 0 111 Other(Specify) 0 Sysmiss 2841 To address the need for [ITEM], what actions did the community take? (2/3) 170 3097 101 109 101 Road: Construction/Improvement 5 102 Bridge: Construction/Improvement 25 103 Primary School: Construction/Improvement 29 104 Secondary School:Construction/Improvement 44 105 Health Center/ Clinic/ Dispensary:Construction/Improvement 27 106 Piped Water/ Boreholes/ Wells:Construction/Improvement 25 107 Maize Mill:Construction/Improvement 14 108 Public Transportation:Initiation/Improvement 0 109 Agricultural/ Fishery/ Livestock Extension Services: Initiation/Improvement 1 110 Law Enforcement:Initiation/ Improvement 0 111 Other(Specify) 0 Sysmiss 3097 To address the need for [ITEM], what actions did the community take? (3/3) 51 3216 101 109 101 Road: Construction/Improvement 4 102 Bridge: Construction/Improvement 4 103 Primary School: Construction/Improvement 9 104 Secondary School:Construction/Improvement 6 105 Health Center/ Clinic/ Dispensary:Construction/Improvement 12 106 Piped Water/ Boreholes/ Wells:Construction/Improvement 10 107 Maize Mill:Construction/Improvement 5 108 Public Transportation:Initiation/Improvement 0 109 Agricultural/ Fishery/ Livestock Extension Services: Initiation/Improvement 1 110 Law Enforcement:Initiation/ Improvement 0 111 Other(Specify) 0 Sysmiss 3216 9. ENUMERATOR: DID THE COMMUNITY TAKE ANY ACTION TO ADDRESS NEED FOR %rostertitl 426 2841 1 2 1 YES 234 2 NO 192 Sysmiss 2841 10. Was the need for %rostertitle% addressed? READ RESPONSES 497 2770 1 5 1 ADDRESS / BEING ADDRESSED 205 2 TO BE ADDRESSED / RESPONSE POSITIVE 9 3 PROMISED BUT NOT ADDRESSED 91 4 NOT ADDRESS, RESPONSE PENDING 93 5 NOT ADDRESS, ATTEMPTS FAILED 99 Sysmiss 2770 11. When was the need for the %rostertitle% addressed? YEAR [4-DIGIT] 214 3053 2012 2018 What was/will be the source of the funds for [ITEM]? (1/3) 214 3053 101 109 101 Road: Construction/Improvement 28 102 Bridge: Construction/Improvement 10 103 Primary School: Construction/Improvement 84 104 Secondary School:Construction/Improvement 55 105 Health Center/ Clinic/ Dispensary:Construction/Improvement 17 106 Piped Water/ Boreholes/ Wells:Construction/Improvement 1 107 Maize Mill:Construction/Improvement 6 108 Public Transportation:Initiation/Improvement 0 109 Agricultural/ Fishery/ Livestock Extension Services: Initiation/Improvement 13 110 Law Enforcement:Initiation/ Improvement 0 111 Other(Specify) 0 Sysmiss 3053 What was/will be the source of the funds for [ITEM]? (2/3) 47 3220 101 109 101 Road: Construction/Improvement 3 102 Bridge: Construction/Improvement 6 103 Primary School: Construction/Improvement 16 104 Secondary School:Construction/Improvement 15 105 Health Center/ Clinic/ Dispensary:Construction/Improvement 4 106 Piped Water/ Boreholes/ Wells:Construction/Improvement 0 107 Maize Mill:Construction/Improvement 1 108 Public Transportation:Initiation/Improvement 0 109 Agricultural/ Fishery/ Livestock Extension Services: Initiation/Improvement 2 110 Law Enforcement:Initiation/ Improvement 0 111 Other(Specify) 0 Sysmiss 3220 What was/will be the source of the funds for [ITEM]? (3/3) 6 3261 101 104 101 Road: Construction/Improvement 3 102 Bridge: Construction/Improvement 1 103 Primary School: Construction/Improvement 1 104 Secondary School:Construction/Improvement 1 105 Health Center/ Clinic/ Dispensary:Construction/Improvement 0 106 Piped Water/ Boreholes/ Wells:Construction/Improvement 0 107 Maize Mill:Construction/Improvement 0 108 Public Transportation:Initiation/Improvement 0 109 Agricultural/ Fishery/ Livestock Extension Services: Initiation/Improvement 0 110 Law Enforcement:Initiation/ Improvement 0 111 Other(Specify) 0 Sysmiss 3261 13. What was/will be the total funding for %rostertitle%? USHS INCLUDE ALL SOURC 157 3110 0 900000000 14. What was/will be the total amount of money contributed by community members? 214 3053 0 20000000 15. How were/will be the contributions raised? READ RESPONSES 29 3238 1 3 1 Voluntary 12 2 Compulsory 16 3 Other 1 Sysmiss 3238 16. To address the need for %rostertitle%, did the community members contribute 214 3053 1 2 1 YES 59 2 NO 155 Sysmiss 3053 How did community members contribute in kind (1/3)? 59 3208 0 1 How did community members contribute in kind (2/3)? 59 3208 0 1 How did community members contribute in kind (3/3)? 59 3208 0 1 Please specify other (1/2) 59 3208 0 1 Village code 1525 0 Wave5 Village code 1525 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1525 0 type of resource (roster) 1525 0 101 105 101 Crop Land 305 102 Forest 305 103 Pasture 305 104 Water Body: Specify 305 105 Other 305 Does the community own any communal [RESOURCE]? 1304 221 1 2 1 yes 78 2 no 1226 Sysmiss 221 2. Is the community able to determine independently the rules of access and use 78 1447 1 2 1 YES 65 2 NO 12 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 3. Is the communal %rostertitle% recognized by the district council? 78 1447 1 2 1 YES 68 2 NO 9 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 4. Is the communal %rostertitle% challenged or disputed by neighboring villages 78 1447 1 2 1 YES 11 2 NO 66 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 5. Is the communal %rostertitle% sometimes used by outsiders or neighboring vill 78 1447 1 2 1 YES 61 2 NO 16 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 6. Does the community have any specific exclusion mechanism targeted at keeping 78 1447 1 2 1 YES 8 2 NO 69 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 How community manage to exclude outsiders from using communal [RESOURCE] (1/3) 8 1517 101 104 How community manage to exclude outsiders from using communal [RESOURCE] (2/3) 5 1520 102 109 How community manage to exclude outsiders from using communal [RESOURCE] (3/3) 0 1525 What forms of restriction used of communal [RESOURCE]? (1/3) 77 1448 101 109 What forms of restriction used of communal [RESOURCE]? (2/3) 0 1525 What forms of restriction used of communal [RESOURCE]? (3/3) 0 1525 How does community ensure compliance for communal [RESOURCE]? (1/3) 43 1482 101 109 How does community ensure compliance for communal [RESOURCE]? (2/3) 17 1508 101 106 How does community ensure compliance for communal [RESOURCE]? (3/3) 6 1519 101 105 10. In general, how effective are community policies to ensure compliance concer 78 1447 1 3 1 Not Effective 26 2 Somewhat Effective 14 3 Fully Effective 37 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 11. In the past 12 months , has government taken over any communal %rostertitle% 78 1447 1 2 1 YES 2 2 NO 75 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 12. What was the reason for the government takeover? 2 1523 9 9 1 Initiate agricultural scheme 0 2 Construct public facilities 0 3 Convert into forest reserve 0 4 Convert into national park land 0 5 Convert into wildlife park land 0 9 Other 2 Sysmiss 1523 13. In the past 12 months , has a neigh-boring village taken over any communal % 78 1447 1 2 1 YES 1 2 NO 76 a 1 Sysmiss 1447 14. Did the community lose rights to previously communal %rostertitle% following 1 1524 1 1 1 YES 1 2 NO 0 Sysmiss 1524 Village code 305 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 305 0 Are you aware of the Government Safety Net programmes? 278 27 1 2 1 Yes 244 2 No 34 Sysmiss 27 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 1235 0 Village code 1235 0 Governement safety net programme (roster) 1235 0 1 5 1 S.A.G.E (Social Assistance Grants for Empowerment: e.g. The Senior citizens grants, Vulnerable Family grants) 247 2 Operation Wealth Creation 247 3 Youth Venture Capital Fund 247 4 Youth Livelihood Program 247 5 Public Works Programmes 247 GS03. Do you Know about %rostertitle%? 1220 15 1 2 1 Yes 853 2 No 362 a 5 Sysmiss 15 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 3176 0 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 3176 0 7. Rural/Urban 3175 1 1 3 1 Urban 611 2 Other Urban 192 3 Rural 2372 Sysmiss 1 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 3176 0 Response Status 3176 0 1 1 1 Completed Full Interview 3176 4 Not Done at all 0 2. Start Date & Time of Household Interview 3176 0 7b.Reason if Household is Not able to Participate in Or Complete the Survey in t 1 3175 5 5 1 Refused 0 2 No competent respondent at time of visit 0 3 H/H not known/not found 0 4 HH/Disintegrated 0 5 Not at home for extended period 1 6 Dwelling destroyed 0 7 Moved to another village/town/district 0 8 Moved to a neighboring country 0 9 Shifted to unknown location 0 10 Transferred due to work/ education 0 11 Resettled home from the camp 0 12 Move to another camp 0 99 For HQ 0 Sysmiss 3175 Household batch 3176 0 1 1166 Household pano weight wave7 2990 186 89 12925 District name 3176 0 District code 3176 0 101 432 Country name 3176 0 Country Code 3176 0 1 6 Sub country name 3176 0 Sub country Code 3176 0 1 35 Parish Code 3176 0 Parish code 3176 0 1 20 Cross sectional weight 2018/2019 3176 0 327 15999 7. Rural/Urban 3176 0 0 1 0 Rural 2367 1 Urban 809 Panel weight with all sections completed 2990 186 91 13204 Year of Interview 3176 0 2018 2019 Month of Interview 3176 0 1 12 Day of Interview 3176 0 4 Region 3176 0 1 4 1 Central 812 2 Eastern 728 3 Northern 894 4 Western 742 4 Region by Urban /Rural 3176 0 10 41 10 Central rural 468 11 Central urban 344 20 East rural 626 21 East urban 102 30 North rural 702 31 North urban 192 40 West rural 571 41 West urban 171 15 Sub region 3176 0 1 15 1 KAMPALA 142 2 Buganda South 356 3 Buganda South 314 4 Busoga 300 5 Bukedi 100 6 Elgon 161 7 Elgon 167 8 Karamoja 178 9 Lango 322 10 Acholi 99 11 West Nile 295 12 Bunyoro 128 13 Toro 175 14 Ankole 330 15 Kigezi 109 Wave VII data set 3176 0 7 7 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 21261 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 21261 0 0 31 UNPS Person ID 21261 0 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 21261 0 3. Sex 18355 2906 1 2 1 Male 8839 2 Female 9516 Sysmiss 2906 4. What is the relationship of %rostertitle% to the head of the household? 18339 2922 1 10 1 Head 3240 2 Spouse 2138 3 Son / daughter of head or spouse 9283 4 Grandchild 2247 5 Parent of head or spouse 99 6 Sister / brother of head or spouse 215 7 Nephew / niece 337 8 Other relatives 535 10 Non-relative 245 Sysmiss 2922 5. During the past 12 months, how many months did [NAME] live here? 18333 2928 0 12 6. If [NAME] has not stayed for 12 months, what is the main reason for absence? 3929 17332 1 20 1 New arrivals - New born 390 2 New arrivals - Returned home from abduction/displacement 4 3 New arrivals - To escape insecurity from home area 2 4 New arrivals - Bad living conditions at home 105 5 New arrivals - To look for work 49 6 New arrivals - Other economic reasons 307 7 New arrivals - Education 201 8 New arrivals - Marriage 93 9 New arrivals - Divorce 18 10 Members that left - Deceased 39 11 Members that left - To escape insecurity from this area 1 12 Members that left - Looking for work elsewhere 313 13 Members that left - Other economic reasons 575 14 Members that left - Illness 28 15 Members that left - Education 1250 16 Members that left - Marriage 195 17 Members that left - Divorce 38 18 Members that left - Started own household 101 19 Members that left - Abducted/disappeared 5 20 Members that left - Other (Specify) 215 Sysmiss 17332 7. What is the residential status of [NAME]? 18358 2903 1 7 1 Usual member present 14206 2 Usual member absent 1292 3 Regular member present 415 4 Regular member absent 1044 5 Guest 319 6 Usual member who left the household more than 6 months ago 199 7 Left permanently 827 a 56 Sysmiss 2903 8. How old is [NAME] in completed years? IF LESS THAN ONE YEAR, WRITE 0 16957 4304 0 110 9a. What is the date of birth of [NAME]? DAY 16957 4304 1 98 9b. What is the date of birth of [NAME]? MONTH 16957 4304 1 98 1 January 980 2 February 1020 3 March 1000 4 April 1127 5 May 1060 6 June 1035 7 July 944 8 August 1097 9 September 965 10 October 1057 11 November 1034 12 December 1248 98 Don't know 4387 a 3 Sysmiss 4304 9c. What is the date of birth of [NAME]? YEAR 16957 4304 1908 9998 10. What is the present marital status of [NAME]? 11975 9286 1 5 1 Married monogamously 3726 2 Married polygamous 988 3 Divorced / separated 576 4 Widow / widower 601 5 Never married 6084 Sysmiss 9286 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 16957 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 16957 0 1 31 RECORD THE PERSON RESPONDING FOR %rostertitle% 16957 0 domestic trip travelling to a place outside their usual environment in the past 16648 309 1 2 1 Yes 447 2 No 16201 Sysmiss 309 travel alone or as a family group or other group 447 16510 1 3 1 Alone 274 2 Family group 107 3 Other group 66 Sysmiss 16510 How many nights did [NAME] spend on this trip 447 16510 0 60 Main purpose of trip 447 16510 1 96 1 Leisure, recreation and holidays 55 2 Business and professional 18 3 Spiritual, Religious visit / pilgrimage /Cultural tourism 26 4 Meetings, trainings and Conferences 16 5 Medical Treatment 18 6 Visiting friends and relatives 238 96 Other (specify) 76 Sysmiss 16510 Secondary purpose of trip 17 16940 1 96 1 Leisure, recreation and holidays 3 2 Business and professional 1 3 Spiritual, Religious visit / pilgrimage /Cultural tourism 2 4 Meetings, trainings and Conferences 1 5 Medical Treatment 1 6 Visiting friends and relatives 8 96 Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 16940 travel independently or he/she booked a package tour 447 16510 1 2 1 Independently 374 2 Package tour 73 Sysmiss 16510 7a. spend in total for his/her trip 447 16510 0 15000000 7b1. Expense on accommodation 447 16510 0 920000 7b2. Expense on food and beverages 447 16510 0 680000 7b3_1. Expenses on passenger transport 447 16510 0 200000 7b3_2. Expense on transport equipment, rental services eg vehicle hire and boat 447 16510 0 400000 7b4. Expenses on sports & recreational activities 447 16510 0 580000 7b4_1. Expense on travel agencies and other reservation services 73 16884 0 30000 7b5. Other Expenses (specify) 32 16925 1000 300000 7b6. Expenditures that cannot be broken down 447 16510 0 15000000 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 15295 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 15295 0 1 30 2.IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF OR HERSELF? 15295 0 1 2 1 Yes 4890 2 No 10405 3.WHO IS THE PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 10399 4896 1 16 4.Can [NAME] read and write with understanding in any language? 15294 1 1 5 1 Unable to read and write 5900 2 Able to read only 324 4 Able to read and write 9068 5 Uses Braille 2 Sysmiss 1 4_1.INTERVIEWER: SHOW LITERACY CARD. RECORD WHETHER RESPONDENT IS ABLE TO READ. 4890 10405 1 2 1 Unable to read 1501 2 Able to read 3389 Sysmiss 10405 5.Has [NAME] ever attended any formal school? 15294 1 1 3 1 Never attended 2132 2 Attended school in the past 6477 3 Currently attending school 6685 Sysmiss 1 6.Why has [NAME] not attended school? 2132 13163 1 96 1 Too expensive 331 2 Too far away 85 3 Poor school quality 3 4 Had to help at home 172 5 Had to help with farm work 113 6 Had to help with family business 3 7 Education not useful 110 8 Parents did not want 383 9 Not willing to attend 86 10 Too young 721 11 Orphaned 49 12 Displaced 1 13 Disabled 47 14 Insecurity 4 96 Other 24 Sysmiss 13163 7. What was the highest grade/class that [NAME] completed ? 6477 8818 10 98 10 Some schooling but not completed P.1 51 11 Completed P.1 184 12 Completed P.2 324 13 Completed P.3 497 14 Completed P.4 562 15 Completed P.5 673 16 Completed P.6 876 17 Completed P.7 1049 21 Completed J.1 21 22 Completed J.2 25 23 Completed J.3 11 31 Completed S.1 193 32 Completed S.2 272 33 Completed S.3 209 34 Completed S.4 589 35 Completed S.5 19 36 Completed S.6 147 41 Completed post primary/junior specialized traing/certificat/diploma 280 51 Completed Post secondary Specialized training or diploma 292 61 Completed Degree and above 174 98 Don't Know 29 Sysmiss 8818 8. What was the main reason that [NAME] left school? 6477 8818 1 96 1 Completed desired schooling 501 2 Further schooling not available 8 3 Too expensive 3920 4 Too far away 18 5 Had to help at home 80 6 Had to help with farm work 69 7 Had to help with family business 7 8 Poor school quality 1 9 Parents did not want 315 10 Not willing to attend further 704 11 Poor academic progress 182 12 Sickness or calamity in family 353 13 Pregnancy 219 96 Other 100 Sysmiss 8818 9.What grade/class was[NAME] attending in [THE LAST COMPLETED SCHOOL YEAR]? 6685 8610 0 98 0 Had not begun school last year 554 1 Attending nursery, kindergarten etc (lower than P.1) 1063 10 Attending P.1 748 11 Attending P.2 674 12 Attending P.3 724 13 Attending P.4 634 14 Attending P.5 553 15 Attending P.6 484 16 Attending P.7 235 30 Attending S.1 225 31 Attending S.2 199 32 Attending S.3 192 33 Attending S.4 109 34 Attending S.5 54 35 Attending S.6 41 40 Attending postprimary/junior specializd training/certifict/diploma 48 50 Attending Post secondary Specialized training or diploma 69 60 Attending Degree and above 74 98 Dont know 2 a 3 Sysmiss 8610 10. What grade/class is [NAME] currently attending? 6685 8610 0 98 0 Had not begun school last year 6 1 Attending nursery, kindergarten etc (lower than P.1) 1039 10 Attending P.1 735 11 Attending P.2 686 12 Attending P.3 668 13 Attending P.4 770 14 Attending P.5 594 15 Attending P.6 534 16 Attending P.7 415 30 Attending S.1 200 31 Attending S.2 221 32 Attending S.3 209 33 Attending S.4 199 34 Attending S.5 70 35 Attending S.6 68 40 Attending postprimary/junior specializd training/certifict/diploma 77 50 Attending Post secondary Specialized training or diploma 95 60 Attending Degree and above 86 98 Dont know 6 a 7 Sysmiss 8610 11. Who manages the school [NAME] attends? 6685 8610 1 96 1 Government 3558 2 Private 2820 3 NGO 48 4 Religious organization (Faith-based) 249 96 Other 8 a 2 Sysmiss 8610 12. What type of school is [NAME] currently attending? 6685 8610 1 3 1 Day 4314 2 Boarding 91 3 Day and Boarding 2279 a 1 Sysmiss 8610 7_1a. What is the duration of %rostertitle%'s course/programme? 258 15037 1 30 7_1b.What is the duration of %rostertitle%'s course/programme? 258 15037 1 3 1 Years 248 2 Months 9 3 Weeks 1 Sysmiss 15037 7_2. Current YEAR %rostertitle% is attending? 248 15047 1 5 1 YEAR 1 102 2 YEAR 2 99 3 YEAR 3 41 4 YEAR 4 5 5 YEAR 5 1 Sysmiss 15047 12_1. Enumerator: Is [NAME] currently boarding at school? 2279 13016 1 2 1 Boarding Section 1137 2 Day Section 1142 Sysmiss 13016 13. Distance to the school in km? 5445 9850 0.01 50 14. TIME IN MINUTES 5453 9842 1 180 14b. MODE OF TRANSPORT 5456 9839 1 96 1 Walk/foot 5133 2 Taxi(car) 47 3 Pickup /truck 4 4 Bus/Minibus 55 5 bodaboda (bicycle) 16 6 Bodaboda (motorcycle) 74 7 Own motorcycle 31 8 Own Bicycle 59 9 Own car 27 96 Other 8 a 2 Sysmiss 9839 Amount spent during the past 12 months on [name]'s schoolg on SCHOOL FEES 5659 9636 1 15000000 Amount spent on [names]'s schooling on REGISTRATION fees 1662 13633 1 800000 15j. Amount spent EXAM FEES on %rostertitle%'s schooling during the past 12 mont 3421 11874 1 1000000 15e. Amount spent on BOARDING FEES on %rostertitle%'s schooling during the past 560 14735 1 2000000 Amount spent during the past 12 months on [name]'s schooling on UNIFORMS 3176 12119 1 450000 Amount spent during the past 12 months on [name]'s schooling on BOOKS & S 6316 8979 1 1000000 15d. Amount spent on TRANSPORT TO & FROM SCHOOL on %rostertitle%'s schooling 1179 14116 1 1200000 15k. Amount spent on EXPENSES IN DAY CARE FACILITY on %rostertitle%'s schooling 10 15285 1 300000 15f. Amount spent on OTHER EDUCATION EXPENSES (e.g. swimming, sports, school tri 3522 11773 1 2430000 15g_1. Amount spent on EXPENDITURES THAT CANNOT BE BROKEN DOWN for %rostertitle 1127 14168 1 11200000 15g. TOTAL Amount spent during the past 12 months on %rostertitle%'s schooling 6468 8827 400 19350000 16. Is [NAME] currently receiving a scholarship or subsidy .. 6685 8610 1 2 1 Yes 3273 2 No 3406 a 6 Sysmiss 8610 17. Main source of funding 3273 12022 1 9 1 Government 3020 2 NGO 67 3 Religious organization 57 4 School 90 6 Other 37 9 Don't Know 1 a 1 Sysmiss 12022 18. Does [NAME] get meals at school? 5456 9839 1 3 1 Yes, provided free 241 2 Yes, parents pay/ contribute 2209 3 No 3004 a 2 Sysmiss 9839 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 16648 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 16648 0 1 31 2.INTERVIEWER: IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF OR HERSELF? 16648 0 1 2 1 Yes 4798 2 No 11850 3.INTERVIEWER: WHO IS THE PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 11842 4806 1 20 4.During the past 30 days, did [NAME] suffer from any illness or injury? 16648 0 1 2 1 Yes 4337 2 No 12311 5.For how many days did [NAME] suffer due to illness or injury? 4337 12311 1 30 6.For how many days did [NAME] have to stop doing usual his/her activities ? 4337 12311 0 30 7a.First primary symptom 4337 12311 1 96 1 Diarrhoea (acute) 37 2 Diarrhoea (chronic) 4 3 Weight loss (major) 7 4 Fever (acute) 268 5 Fever (recurring) 105 6 Wound 73 7 Skin rash 76 8 Weakness 382 9 Severe headache 443 10 Fainting 7 11 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 438 12 Vomiting 150 13 Cough 895 14 Productive cough 60 15 Coughing blood 3 16 Pain on passing urine 5 17 Genital sores 8 18 Mental disorder 13 19 Abdominal pain 341 20 Sore throat 78 21 Difficulty breathing 60 22 Burn 6 23 Fracture 33 40 Nothing else 201 96 Other (specify) 644 Sysmiss 12311 7b.Second primary symptom 0 16648 1 Diarrhoea (acute) 0 2 Diarrhoea (chronic) 0 3 Weight loss (major) 0 4 Fever (acute) 0 5 Fever (recurring) 0 6 Wound 0 7 Skin rash 0 8 Weakness 0 9 Severe headache 0 10 Fainting 0 11 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 0 12 Vomiting 0 13 Cough 0 14 Productive cough 0 15 Coughing blood 0 16 Pain on passing urine 0 17 Genital sores 0 18 Mental disorder 0 19 Abdominal pain 0 20 Sore throat 0 21 Difficulty breathing 0 22 Burn 0 23 Fracture 0 40 Nothing else 0 96 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 16648 8.Was anyone consulted (e.g. a doctor, nurse, pharmacist or traditional healer)? 4337 12311 1 2 1 Yes 3812 2 No 525 Sysmiss 12311 9.Why was no one consulted for the major illness? 525 16123 1 96 1 Illness mild 237 2 Facility too far 46 3 Hard to get to facility 11 4 Too dangerous to go 0 5 Available facilities are too costly 101 6 No qualified staff present 1 7 Staff attitude not good 3 8 Too busy/long waiting time 11 9 Facility is inaccessible 1 10 Facility is closed 0 11 Facility is destroyed 0 12 Drugs not available 46 96 Other 68 Sysmiss 16123 10.Where did [NAME] go for the first consultation? 3812 12836 1 96 1 PUBLIC SECTOR Government Hospital 167 2 PUBLIC SECTOR Government health centre 790 3 PUBLIC SECTOR Outreach 7 4 PUBLIC SECTOR Government Community Based Distributor 18 5 PRIVATE SECTOR Private Hostpital 98 6 PRIVATE SECTOR Pharmacy/drug shop 815 7 PRIVATE SECTOR Private Doctor/Nurse/Midwife/Clinic 1727 8 PRIVATE SECTOR Outreach 19 9 PRIVATE SECTOR NGO Community Based Distributor 14 10 OTHER SOURCE Shop 27 11 OTHER SOURCE Religious Institution 41 12 OTHER SOURCE Friend/Relative 16 13 OTHER SOURCE Traditional Healer 32 96 Other 41 Sysmiss 12836 11.Distance to the place where this treatment was sought for in km 3746 12902 0.10 25000 11_1. Was %rostertitle% an outpatient or an inpatient? 2865 13783 1 2 1 Outpatient 2641 2 In patient 224 Sysmiss 13783 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 16957 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 16957 0 1 31 Plain water 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 551 2 No 264 98 Don’t Know 20 Sysmiss 16122 Infant formula 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 16 2 No 797 98 Don’t Know 22 Sysmiss 16122 Milk 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 209 2 No 602 98 Don’t Know 24 Sysmiss 16122 Juice 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 60 2 No 751 98 Don’t Know 24 Sysmiss 16122 Clear broth or other type of soup 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 188 2 No 618 98 Don’t Know 28 a 1 Sysmiss 16122 Yogurt or sour milk 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 17 2 No 794 98 Don’t Know 24 Sysmiss 16122 Thin porridge 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 288 2 No 524 98 Don’t Know 23 Sysmiss 16122 Black tea / coffee 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 205 2 No 604 98 Don’t Know 26 Sysmiss 16122 Alcoholic drink 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 8 2 No 803 98 Don’t Know 24 Sysmiss 16122 Herbal liquid 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 11 2 No 800 98 Don’t Know 24 Sysmiss 16122 Any other liquid 835 16122 1 98 1 Yes 7 2 No 802 98 Don’t Know 26 Sysmiss 16122 13a. Since this time yesterday, how many times was infant formula consumed? 16 16941 0 10 13b. Since this time yesterday, how many times was milk consumed? 209 16748 0 50 13c. Since this time yesterday, how many times was yogurt or sour milk consumed? 17 16940 1 6 31. Do you have EASY access to malaria treatment for %rostertitle% 2344 14613 1 98 1 Yes 1657 2 No 603 98 Don't know 26 a 58 Sysmiss 14613 32. Did %rostertitle%s sleep under a mosquito net last night? 2344 14613 1 98 1 Yes, net observed hanging in the room 657 2 yes, net not observed 1091 3 No 418 4 Yes, net observed but not hanging in the room i.e. seen on floor or kept in wadrope 57 98 Don't know 63 a 58 Sysmiss 14613 Unique identifier in 2018/19 583 0 SELECT THE YOUNGEST CHILD 583 0 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 422 2 NO 147 98 Don't Know 0 a 14 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 45 2 NO 501 98 Don't Know 0 a 37 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 242 2 NO 319 98 Don't Know 0 a 22 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 177 2 NO 381 98 Don't Know 0 a 25 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 82 2 NO 469 98 Don't Know 0 a 32 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 54 2 NO 499 98 Don't Know 0 a 30 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 4 2 NO 541 98 Don't Know 0 a 38 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 47 2 NO 502 98 Don't Know 0 a 34 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 40 2 NO 509 98 Don't Know 0 a 34 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 78 2 NO 471 98 Don't Know 0 a 34 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 286 2 NO 281 98 Don't Know 0 a 16 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 47 2 NO 502 98 Don't Know 0 a 34 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 164 2 NO 394 98 Don't Know 0 a 25 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 3 2 NO 544 98 Don't Know 0 a 36 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 42 2 NO 511 98 Don't Know 0 a 30 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 7 2 NO 539 98 Don't Know 0 a 37 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 2 2 NO 545 98 Don't Know 0 a 36 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 3 2 NO 544 98 Don't Know 0 a 36 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 131 2 NO 422 98 Don't Know 0 a 30 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 54 2 NO 494 98 Don't Know 0 a 35 Now I would like you to tell me if (NAME OF CHILD) ate any of the following food 583 0 1 2 1 YES 96 2 NO 448 98 Don't Know 0 a 39 How many times did (NAME OF CHILD) eat solid, semi-solid, or soft foods other th 583 0 0 98 Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview 583 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 616 0 -999999999 29 T3-1. Has any of the CHW in your village ever talked to you about how to feed [C 616 0 1 98 1 Yes 105 2 No 483 98 Don't know 17 a 11 T3-2. When the CHW talked to you about how to feed [CHILD’S NAME], did they do i 105 511 1 3 1 Individually 50 2 In group 48 3 Both individually and group 7 Sysmiss 511 T3-3. Have any health center staff ever talked to you about how to feed [CHILD’S 616 0 1 98 1 Yes 231 2 No 359 98 Don't know 15 a 11 T3-4. When the health center staff talked to you about how to feed [CHILD’S NAME 231 385 1 3 1 Individually 44 2 In group 176 3 Both individually and group 11 Sysmiss 385 T3-5. For children 6 to 59 months was [NAME OF CHILD] given a box of 30 micronut 231 385 1 98 1 Yes 12 2 No 213 98 Don’t Know 5 a 1 Sysmiss 385 T3-6. How many micronutrient powder sachets did [NAME OF CHILD] consume in the l 12 604 0 6 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 616 0 Wave 7 ID 2079 0 Roster instance identifier 2079 0 1 23 1 Millet, sorghum, maize, rice, posho, bread, chapatti, pasta/macaroni, noodles, or other foods made from maize, or other grains such as mandazi, doughnut, pancakes, weetabix, cornflakes, etc? 424 2 Pumpkin, squash, orange flesh sweet potatoes (SHOW PHOTO), carrots, or other orange-coloured vegetable 47 3 Irish potatoes, other sweet potatoes, white yams, cassava, or any other foods made from these roots 244 4 Any dark green leafy vegetables like eboo, amaranth, cowpea leaves, pumpkin leaves etc 178 5 Fruits with an orange flesh such as ripe papaya, ripe mango, etc 84 6 Any other vegetables or fruit (unripe mango, unripe papaya, ripe or unripe bananas, oranges, tamarind etc) 54 7 Liver, kidney, heart, or other organ meats 4 8 Flesh of any meat such as beef, pork, lamb, goat, chicken, or duck (probe if meat taken in soup) 48 9 Eggs of chicken, ducks, quail, other birds 41 10 Fresh or dried fish, tilapia, Nile perch or seafood 80 11 Any foods made from beans, peas, lentils, groundnuts, soya, other nuts, sesame or other seeds 287 12 Cheese, yoghurt, sourmilk or other milk products 49 13 Any oil, fats, ghee, or butter, or foods made with any of these 164 14 Foods prepared with Shea nut fat and other locally processed fats 3 15 Any sugary foods such as chocolate, sweets, candies, pastries, cakes or biscuits 44 16 Condiments for flavor, such as chilies, spices, herbs or fish powder 7 17 White ants, termites, snails, grubs or grasshoppers 2 18 Foods made from red palm oil, red palm nut or red palm nut pulp sauce 3 19 Tea made from powder or leaves 132 21 Now I want to ask you if (NAME OF CHILD) consumed Dirt, earth or clay from any source e.g. walls of mud houses, the yard, purchased at market 55 22 REVIEW RESONSES FOR ALL ROWS OF T2A – T2Q. IF CHILD DID NOT EAT FOODS FROM ANY ROWS, THEN ASK QUESTION T2-T. OTHERWISE PROCEED TO T3 32 23 Did (Name) eat any solid, semi-solid, or soft foods yesterday during the day or at night? IF ‘YES’ PROBE: What kind of solid, semi-solid, or soft foods did (Name) eat? AND mark the appropriate box in Table 2 97 How many days in the past 7 days did child consume %rostertitle%? 2079 0 0 98 SELECT THE YOUNGEST CHILD 2079 0 -999999999 29 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 16690 0 1 31 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 16690 0 Is %rostertitle% available for measurement? 16690 0 1 2 1 Yes 11391 2 No 5187 a 112 29_1. WEIGHT RESULT 11391 5299 1 96 1 Measured 11215 2 Not present 30 3 Refused 69 96 Other (specify) 76 a 1 Sysmiss 5299 Please, specify other 16690 0 27a. WEIGHT OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER 11215 5475 2.05 166.20 28_1. How will height be measured 11391 5299 1 2 1 Lying down 495 2 Standing up 10836 a 60 Sysmiss 5299 29. HEIGHT RESULT 11391 5299 1 96 1 Measured 11085 2 Not present 34 3 Refused 76 5 measured but unreliable because of disability 10 6 measured but unreliable because of hair do 39 7 Not measured 98 96 Other (specify) 49 Sysmiss 5299 28a. LENGTH (CM) LYING DOWN CHILD < 24 MONTHS OR < =85 CM 1st measurement 459 16231 45 165.20 28a. LENGTH (CM) LYING DOWN CHILD < 24 MONTHS OR < =85 CM 2nd measurement 459 16231 45.10 165.20 28b. HEIGHT (CM) STANDING UP CHILD>24 MONTHS OR >=85 CM & OTHER HOU 10673 6017 46.50 199.90 28b. HEIGHT (CM) STANDING UP CHILD>24 MONTHS OR >=85 CM & OTHER HOU 10673 6017 46.60 199.60 Please, specify other 16690 0 26. Does %rostertitle% have Oedema? 11391 5299 1 2 1 Yes 105 2 No 10889 a 397 Sysmiss 5299 29_3. WCResult 9091 7599 1 4 1 Measured 5413 2 Not Present 3101 3 Not measured because too big 224 4 Refused 281 a 72 Sysmiss 7599 33. Waist circumference 5413 11277 31.20 177.30 33. Waist circumference 5413 11277 31.20 177.20 29_4. SAD Result 9091 7599 1 4 1 Measured 5353 2 Not Present 3107 3 Not measured because too big 249 4 Refused 307 a 75 Sysmiss 7599 39.Sagittal abdominal diameter 5353 11337 6.40 32.80 39_1. Sagittal abdominal diameter 5353 11337 6 34.30 29_8. BP Result 9091 7599 1 4 1 Measured 5786 2 Not Present 3066 3 Not measured because too big 50 4 Refused 138 a 51 Sysmiss 7599 34. Blood pressure 1 Systolic 5786 10904 57 253 34. Blood pressure 1 diastolic 5786 10904 40 142 35.Blood pressure 2 Systolic 5786 10904 62 231 35.Blood pressure 2 diastolic 5786 10904 39 178 36. Blood pressure 3 Systolic 5786 10904 52 231 36. Blood pressure 3 diastolic 5786 10904 34 164 36_1.Was referral for hypertension given? 1057 15633 1 2 1 Yes 459 2 No 598 Sysmiss 15633 37. In the past 2 weeks have you taken any drugs [medication] for diabetes [or h 9091 7599 1 98 1 Yes 106 2 No 8362 98 Dont Know 575 a 48 Sysmiss 7599 38. In the past 2 weeks have you taken any drugs [medication] for raised blood p 9091 7599 1 3 1 Yes 148 2 No 8311 3 Dont Know 584 a 48 Sysmiss 7599 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 21261 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 21261 0 0 31 Code for Phlebotomist 3370 17891 0 30 Consent obtained? 3370 17891 1 2 1 Yes 1671 2 No 475 a 1224 Sysmiss 17891 Time data collection began_Hours 1671 19590 1 1700 Time data collection began_Minutes 1671 19590 0 1401 Time data collection ended_Hours 1671 19590 2 2018 Time data collection ended_Minutes 1671 19590 0 2018 Sample taken? 1671 19590 1 2 1 Yes 1630 2 No 37 a 4 Sysmiss 19590 Sufficient Volume? 1630 19631 1 2 1 Yes 1309 2 No 321 Sysmiss 19631 Date sample was taken 21261 0 Serial Number for Hemocue 1630 19631 0 1728213231 Able to measure Hb level? 1630 19631 1 2 1 Yes 1619 2 No 9 a 2 Sysmiss 19631 Value for hemoglobin (g/dL) 1619 19642 4 20.40 Referral given if the hemoglobin value for child is <7.0 g/dL? 8 21253 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 1 97 Not Applicable(Test NOT Completed) 0 Sysmiss 21253 Malaria Test Result 1630 19631 1 97 1 Positive 304 2 Negative 1316 3 Invalid 0 97 Not applicable(Test NOT Completed) 7 a 3 Sysmiss 19631 Referral for Malaria? 304 20957 1 3 1 Yes,referral given for Malaria 261 2 No 42 3 Invalid 1 97 Not applicable(Test NOT Completed) 0 Sysmiss 20957 Child Selected for MRDR subsample? 1630 19631 1 2 1 Yes 422 2 No 1198 a 10 Sysmiss 19631 Consent obtained? 1630 19631 1 2 1 Yes 305 2 No 1283 a 42 Sysmiss 19631 Counceled child's mother/caregiver? 305 20956 1 1 1 Yes 305 2 No 0 Sysmiss 20956 Sample taken? 305 20956 1 2 1 Yes 270 2 No 35 Sysmiss 20956 Sufficient Volume? 270 20991 1 2 1 Yes 249 2 No 21 Sysmiss 20991 Date sample taken? 21261 0 Time dose of Vit A2 ingested?-Hour 305 20956 7 1600 Time dose of Vit A2 ingested?-Minutes 305 20956 0 59 Time data collection began_Hour 305 20956 10 1900 Time data collection began_Minutes 305 20956 0 60 Time data collection ended_Hours 305 20956 10 1900 Time data collection endedn_Minutes 21261 0 Barcode Code 21261 0 Reason sample was not taken 21261 0 APPLY LAB LABEL HERE 21261 0 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 3173 0 1. What is the household’s most important source of earnings during last 12 mont 3173 0 1 96 1 Subsistence farming 1458 2 Commercial farming 71 3 Wage employment 669 4 Non-agricultural enterprises 658 5 Property income 54 6 Transfers (pension, allowances, social security benefits,) 17 7 Remittances 232 8 Organizational support (e.g. food aid, WFP, NGOs etc) 0 96 Other (specify) 14 KEY RESPONDENT FOR THIS SECTION 3173 0 CB02. How often do you receive money from the main source of income? 3173 0 1 6 1 Daily 647 2 Weekly 302 3 Monthly 567 4 Seasonally 1333 5 Annually 9 6 Irregularly 315 I am going to read out a number of descriptions people have given to define savi 3173 0 1 4 1 Putting money in a special place or account for the money to be safe 1634 2 Putting money aside to stop it being spent immediately 417 3 Planning spending so that money lasts through the week or month 243 4 Putting money in an activity or somewhere so that it can yield profits or returns 879 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:At home/Secret Place 3159 14 1 2 1 Yes 1258 2 No 1901 Sysmiss 14 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:With a commercial bank 3160 13 1 2 1 Yes 438 2 No 2722 Sysmiss 13 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:With a Microfinance Deposit-taking Inst 3152 21 1 2 1 Yes 43 2 No 3109 Sysmiss 21 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:With a SACCO 3153 20 1 2 1 Yes 190 2 No 2963 Sysmiss 20 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:With a Microfinance Institution 3148 25 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 3131 Sysmiss 25 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:With a VSLA 3154 19 1 2 1 Yes 899 2 No 2255 Sysmiss 19 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:With a ROSCA / merry-go-round 3148 25 1 2 1 Yes 164 2 No 2984 Sysmiss 25 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:Mobile Money 3149 24 1 2 1 Yes 388 2 No 2761 Sysmiss 24 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:By buying animals 3149 24 1 2 1 Yes 339 2 No 2810 Sysmiss 24 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:By buying other assets 3148 25 1 2 1 Yes 136 2 No 3012 Sysmiss 25 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:Other (specify) 3147 26 1 2 1 Yes 48 2 No 3099 Sysmiss 26 Which mechanisms are you using to save?:DO NOT SAVE 3137 36 1 2 1 Yes 488 2 No 2649 Sysmiss 36 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 44422 0 Source of Income 44422 0 21 45 21 Net actual rents received from building/property 3173 22 Net rent received from land 3173 23 Royalties 3173 31 Interest received from current account 3173 32 Interest from other type of account 3173 33 Interest from shares 3173 34 Dividends 3173 35 Payments from bonds 3173 36 Payments from treasury bills 3173 41 Pension and life insurance annuity benefits 3173 42 Remittances and assistance received locally 3173 43 Remittances and assistance received from abroad 3173 44 Income from the sale of assets excluding livestock 3173 45 Other income 3173 4. In the last 12 months, has your household received any income from [SOURCE]? 44422 0 1 2 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 8697 0 1 22 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 8697 0 CB12.1. Is %rostertitle% present and available for interview? 8697 0 1 2 1 Yes 5364 2 No 3333 Has [NAME] borrowed or got money in the last 12 months to be paid back later? 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 1416 2 No 3948 Sysmiss 3333 Has [NAME] borrowed or got goods on credit in the last 12 months? 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 630 2 No 4734 Sysmiss 3333 Has [name] been paying back money during the last 12 months? 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 1036 2 No 4328 Sysmiss 3333 CB14b. Has %rostertitle% been paying back goods during the last 12 months 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 559 2 No 4805 Sysmiss 3333 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 884 2 No 830 a 12 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No 1707 a 17 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 2 2 1 Yes 0 2 No 1707 a 19 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 1705 a 20 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 1704 a 21 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 45 2 No 1659 a 22 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 401 2 No 1308 a 17 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 1668 a 23 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 59 2 No 1644 a 23 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 288 2 No 1419 a 19 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 2 2 1 Yes 0 2 No 1704 a 22 Sysmiss 6971 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution 1726 6971 1 2 1 Yes 63 2 No 1639 a 24 Sysmiss 6971 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Commercial bank 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1471 1 Selected 89 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Savings club 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1494 1 Selected 66 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Credit Institutions 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1511 1 Selected 49 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:ROSCAs 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1529 1 Selected 31 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:MDI 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1548 1 Selected 12 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Welfare fund 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1557 1 Selected 3 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:SACCOs 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1457 1 Selected 103 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Investment club 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1558 1 Selected 2 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:NGOs 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1558 1 Selected 2 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Burial societies 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1555 1 Selected 5 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:ASCAs 1560 7137 0 0 0 Non Selected 1560 1 Selected 0 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:MFIs 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1539 1 Selected 21 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:VSLAs 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 960 1 Selected 600 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Mobile Money 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1551 1 Selected 9 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:None 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 1476 1 Selected 84 Sysmiss 7137 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Other 1560 7137 0 1 0 Non Selected 980 1 Selected 580 Sysmiss 7137 What was the main reason for seeking the loan/credit? 1560 7137 1 96 1 Buy land 30 2 Buy livestock 17 3 Buy farm tools and implements 31 4 Buy farm inputs 127 5 Purchase inputs/ working capital for non-farm enterprises 237 6 Pay for building materials (To buy house) 51 7 Buy consumption goods and services 475 8 To pay educ. Expenses 353 9 Pay for health expenses 152 10 Pay for ceremonial expenses 30 96 Other (specify) 56 a 1 Sysmiss 7137 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Cash 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 1676 2 No 3683 a 5 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Cash 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 1108 2 No 4245 a 11 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Cash 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 103 2 No 5242 a 19 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Scho 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 60 2 No 5282 a 22 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Util 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 167 2 No 5174 a 23 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Purc 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 995 2 No 4348 a 21 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:West 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No 5330 a 26 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Mobi 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 47 2 No 5290 a 27 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Paym 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 73 2 No 5260 a 31 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:To s 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 1710 2 No 3630 a 24 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Rece 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 2310 2 No 3027 a 27 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Rece 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 67 2 No 5267 a 30 Sysmiss 3333 Transactions you conduct for yourself normally at at the Mobile money point:Othe 5364 3333 1 2 1 Yes 10 2 No 5314 a 40 Sysmiss 3333 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 8723 0 PERSON IDENTIFIER in 2018/19 8723 0 1 26 2. IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF OR HERSELF ? 8723 0 1 2 1 Yes 4548 2 No 4175 3. WHAT IS THE ID CODE OF THE PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 4175 4548 1 18 4. Did [NAME] work for wage,salary,commission or any payment in kind 8723 0 1 2 1 Yes 1586 2 No 7137 6. Did [NAME] run a business of any size, for themself 8723 0 1 2 1 Yes 1389 2 No 7334 8. Did [NAME] help without being paid in household business 8723 0 1 2 1 Yes 124 2 No 8599 10. was [NAME] an apprentice? 8723 0 1 2 1 Yes 58 2 No 8665 12. Did [NAME] work on this household's farm? 8723 0 1 2 1 Yes 4408 2 No 4315 Calculated variable of type Boolean 8723 0 0 1 15. Even if didn't work, did [NAME] have a job or business will return to? 2463 6260 1 2 1 Yes 450 2 No 2013 Sysmiss 6260 16. In the last four weeks, was [NAME] looking for any kind of job? 2013 6710 1 2 1 Yes 155 2 No 1857 a 1 Sysmiss 6710 17. In the last four weeks, was [NAME] trying to start any kind of business? 2013 6710 1 2 1 Yes 29 2 No 1983 a 1 Sysmiss 6710 17ab. What did [NAME] do to look for work? 155 8568 1 4 1 Registered with a recruitment agency 2 2 Replied to advertisements in newspapers, posters or internet 7 3 Inquiring from persons with public or private sector job contacts 141 4 Other (Specify) 5 Sysmiss 8568 18. What best describes [NAME]’s situation at this time? 1983 6740 1 8 1 Ill/sick 186 2 Disabled 61 3 In school 815 4 Taking care of house or family 325 5 Retired 78 6 Waiting for reply from employer 100 7 Waiting for busy season 245 8 Other 173 Sysmiss 6740 19a. What kind of work does [NAME] usually do in the (main) job/business? 8723 0 Main Category- ISCO code 6710 2013 0 9 0 Armed forces occupations 14 1 Managers 29 2 Professionals 272 3 Technicians and associate professionals 66 4 Clerical support workers 23 5 Service and sales workers 827 6 Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers 4101 7 Craft and related trades workers 264 8 Plant and machine operators and assemblers 161 9 Elementary occupations 950 a 3 Sysmiss 2013 SubCategory Level1 - ISCO code 6707 2016 11 993 11 Chief executives, senior officials and legislators 4 12 Administrative and commercial managers 14 13 Production and specialized services managers 6 14 Hospitality, retail and other services managers 5 21 Science and engineering professionals 9 22 Health professionals 21 23 Teaching professionals 198 24 Business and administration professionals 25 25 Information and communications technology professionals 3 26 Legal, social and cultural professionals 16 31 Science and engineering associate professionals 25 32 Health associate professionals 18 33 Business and administration associate professionals 14 34 Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals 6 35 Information and communications technicians 3 41 General and keyboard clerks 5 42 Customer services clerks 8 43 Numerical and material recording clerks 5 44 Other clerical support workers 5 51 Personal service workers 159 52 Sales workers 629 53 Personal care workers 6 54 Protective services workers 32 61 Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers 143 62 Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers 29 63 Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers 3928 71 Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians 76 72 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 56 73 Handicraft and printing workers 51 74 Electrical and electronic trades workers 2 75 Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers 78 81 Stationary plant and machine operators 25 82 Assemblers 7 83 Drivers and mobile plant operators 129 91 Cleaners and helpers 73 92 Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 535 93 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport 192 94 Food preparation assistants 29 95 Street and related sales and service workers 37 96 Refuse workers and other elementary workers 82 991 Commissioned armed forces officers 4 992 Non-commissioned armed forces officers 3 993 Armed forces occupations, other ranks 7 a 5 Sysmiss 2016 SubCategory Level2 - ISCO code 6702 2021 111 9931 SubCategory Level3 - ISCO code 6702 2021 0 9629 SUPERVISOR: DO YOU AGREE WITH THE INTERVIEWER'S ISIC CODE? IF NO, REJECT THE INT 6710 2013 1 2 1 Yes 6200 2 No 30 a 480 Sysmiss 2013 20a. Main goods/services produced at [NAME]’s place of work or main function 8723 0 Main Category - ISIC code 6710 2013 11111 211111 11111 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 4645 21111 Mining and quarrying 27 31111 Manufacturing 275 41111 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 6 51111 Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 9 61111 Construction 160 71111 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 639 81111 Transportation and storage 193 91111 Accommodation and food service activities 85 101111 Information and communication 15 111111 Financial and insurance activitie 21 121111 Real estate activities 7 131111 Professional, scientific and technical activities 45 141111 Administrative and support service activities 38 151111 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 34 161111 Education 222 171111 Human health and social work activities 51 181111 Arts, entertainment and recreation 11 191111 Other service activities 185 201111 Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use 28 211111 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 8 a 6 Sysmiss 2013 SubCategory level1 - ISIC code 6704 2019 1 99 1 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities 4563 2 Forestry and logging 37 3 Fishing and aquaculture 45 5 Mining of coal and lignite 0 6 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0 7 Mining of metal ores 2 8 Other mining and quarrying 23 9 Mining support service activities 2 10 Manufacture of food products 56 11 Manufacture of beverages 46 12 Manufacture of tobacco products 1 13 Manufacture of textiles 15 14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 19 15 Manufacture of leather and related products 1 16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 30 17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 5 18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 1 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 0 20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 1 21 Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations 0 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 5 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 16 24 Manufacture of basic metals 3 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 16 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 1 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 1 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 0 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0 30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 0 31 Manufacture of furniture 7 32 Other manufacturing 49 33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 1 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 6 36 Water collection, treatment and supply 4 37 Sewerage 0 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery 4 39 Remediation activities and other waste management services 1 41 Construction of buildings 146 42 Civil engineering 6 43 Specialized construction activities 8 45 Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 53 46 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 66 47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 519 49 Land transport and transport via pipelines 186 50 Water transport 0 51 Air transport 0 52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation 7 53 Postal and courier activities 0 55 Accommodation 10 56 Food and beverage service activities 75 58 Publishing activities 4 59 Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities 2 60 Programming and broadcasting activities 3 61 Telecommunications 1 62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities 1 63 Information service activities 4 64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 18 65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security 0 66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities 3 68 Real estate activities 7 69 Legal and accounting activities 5 70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities 4 71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis 2 72 Scientific research and development 2 73 Advertising and market research 0 74 Other professional, scientific and technical activities 31 75 Veterinary activities 1 77 Rental and leasing activities 0 78 Employment activities 0 79 Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities 2 80 Security and investigation activities 8 81 Services to buildings and landscape activities 0 82 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities 28 84 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 34 85 Education 222 86 Human health activities 41 87 Residential care activities 0 88 Social work activities without accommodation 10 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 4 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 0 92 Gambling and betting activities 1 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities 6 94 Activities of membership organizations 1 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods 16 96 Other personal service activities 168 97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 23 98 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use 5 99 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 8 a 2 Sysmiss 2019 SubCategory level2 - ISIC code 6702 2021 101 990222 SubCategory level3 - ISIC code 6702 2021 111 9900 SUPERVISOR: DO YOU AGREE WITH THE INTERVIEWER'S ISIC CODE? 6710 2013 1 2 1 Yes 6187 2 No 30 a 493 Sysmiss 2013 22. In this (main) job/business that [NAME] had during the last 7 days, was 6710 2013 1 6 1 Working for someone else for pay? 1269 2 An employer? 35 3 An own-account worker? 914 4 Helping without pay in a household business? 68 5 An apprentice? 48 6 Working on the household farm or with household livestock? 3922 a 454 Sysmiss 2013 22_1. In general, are the products obtained from this land for sale/barter or ma 3922 4801 1 4 1 only for sale/barter 77 2 Mainly for sale/barter but partly for own or family 449 3 Mainly for own or family use but partly for sale/barter 2997 4 Only for own or family use 398 a 1 Sysmiss 4801 23. Does this employer contribute to any pension/ retirement fund for [NAME]? 1269 7454 1 2 1 Yes 204 2 No 1064 a 1 Sysmiss 7454 24. Is [NAME] entitled to any paid leave from this employer? 1269 7454 1 2 1 Yes 231 2 No 1037 a 1 Sysmiss 7454 68. Is [NAME] entitled to paid sick leave from this employer? 1269 7454 1 2 1 Yes 282 2 No 986 a 1 Sysmiss 7454 26. Does this employer deduct or pay income tax (PAYE) from [NAME]'s salary? 1269 7454 1 2 1 Yes 249 2 No 1019 a 1 Sysmiss 7454 27. Is [NAME]’s employment agreement written or verbal? 1269 7454 1 2 1 Written 383 2 Verbal 885 a 1 Sysmiss 7454 69. Is your contract or agreement of unlimited or limited duration? 1269 7454 1 2 1 Unlimited duration 1003 2 Limited duration 265 a 1 Sysmiss 7454 29. What is the duration of [NAME]’s employment agreement? 265 8458 1 6 1 A week or less 102 2 More than a week but less than a month 28 3 One to six months 22 4 Seven to eleven months 6 5 One to five years 67 6 More than 5 years 40 Sysmiss 8458 30. During the last 12 months, for how many months did [NAME] work in this job? 1269 7454 1 12 30b. During the last 12 months, for how many weeks per month did [NAME] work? 1269 7454 1 4 32.Is [NAME]’s business (or hh business where he works) registered for VAT? 1017 7706 1 8 1 Yes 48 2 No 944 8 Don't know 25 9 Refused 0 Sysmiss 7706 33.Is [NAME]’s business(or hh business where he works)registered for income tax? 1017 7706 1 9 1 Yes 61 2 No 931 8 Don't know 23 9 Refused 2 Sysmiss 7706 70. What is the type of ownership of your business/farm? 1017 7706 1 6 1 Individual owner (or with other household members) 971 2 Partnership with members of other households 43 3 Incorporated enterprise (Private Limited Co., Public Limited Co. Inc.) 2 6 Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 7706 71. Does your business/farm keep a complete record of accounts? 1017 7706 1 8 1 Yes 175 2 No 810 8 Don’t know 32 Sysmiss 7706 35. Is [NAME]’s employer /business (at [NAME]’s main job)? 2361 6362 1 7 1 National Government 110 2 Local government 69 3 Government controlled business (NWSC, UMEME) 12 4 A commercial bank 11 5 A private enterprise (other than a commercial bank) 1206 6 Non-profit organization (NGO/CBO) 64 7 A private household 888 a 1 Sysmiss 6362 72. Where is your usual place of work located? 6710 2013 1 96 1 In your home 185 2 Structure attached to your home 111 3 At the client’s or employer’s home 146 4 Enterprise, plant, factory, office, shop, workshop etc. (separate from house) 917 5 On a farm or agricultural plot 4449 6 Construction site 127 7 Fixed stall in the market/street 245 8 Without fixed location/mobile/open space 471 96 Other (specify) 56 a 3 Sysmiss 2013 37. In the last 7 days, did [NAME] have more than one economic activity? 6710 2013 1 2 1 Yes 1277 2 No 5430 a 3 Sysmiss 2013 38a. What kind of work do [NAME] usually do in the secondary job/business? 8723 0 Main Category- ISCO code 1277 7446 2 9 0 Armed forces occupations 0 1 Managers 0 2 Professionals 8 3 Technicians and associate professionals 7 4 Clerical support workers 2 5 Service and sales workers 320 6 Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers 498 7 Craft and related trades workers 102 8 Plant and machine operators and assemblers 24 9 Elementary occupations 315 a 1 Sysmiss 7446 SubCategory Level1 - ISCO code 1276 7447 22 96 11 Chief executives, senior officials and legislators 0 12 Administrative and commercial managers 0 13 Production and specialized services managers 0 14 Hospitality, retail and other services managers 0 21 Science and engineering professionals 0 22 Health professionals 3 23 Teaching professionals 3 24 Business and administration professionals 1 25 Information and communications technology professionals 0 26 Legal, social and cultural professionals 1 31 Science and engineering associate professionals 2 32 Health associate professionals 4 33 Business and administration associate professionals 0 34 Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals 1 35 Information and communications technicians 0 41 General and keyboard clerks 0 42 Customer services clerks 0 43 Numerical and material recording clerks 0 44 Other clerical support workers 2 51 Personal service workers 37 52 Sales workers 281 53 Personal care workers 2 54 Protective services workers 0 61 Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers 14 62 Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers 2 63 Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers 482 71 Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians 13 72 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 6 73 Handicraft and printing workers 31 74 Electrical and electronic trades workers 0 75 Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers 52 81 Stationary plant and machine operators 12 82 Assemblers 1 83 Drivers and mobile plant operators 11 91 Cleaners and helpers 4 92 Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 226 93 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport 44 94 Food preparation assistants 3 95 Street and related sales and service workers 15 96 Refuse workers and other elementary workers 23 991 Commissioned armed forces officers 0 992 Non-commissioned armed forces officers 0 993 Armed forces occupations, other ranks 0 Sysmiss 7447 SubCategory Level2 - ISCO code 1276 7447 221 962 SubCategory Level3 - ISCO code 1276 7447 2211 9629 39a. What are the main goods/services produced at[NAME]'s 2nd place or main func 8723 0 Main Category - ISIC code 1277 7446 11111 201111 11111 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 723 21111 Mining and quarrying 12 31111 Manufacturing 144 41111 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 0 51111 Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 1 61111 Construction 16 71111 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 265 81111 Transportation and storage 21 91111 Accommodation and food service activities 24 101111 Information and communication 1 111111 Financial and insurance activitie 0 121111 Real estate activities 1 131111 Professional, scientific and technical activities 2 141111 Administrative and support service activities 1 151111 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 2 161111 Education 5 171111 Human health and social work activities 10 181111 Arts, entertainment and recreation 2 191111 Other service activities 43 201111 Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use 2 211111 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 0 a 2 Sysmiss 7446 SubCategory level1 - ISIC code 1275 7448 1 98 1 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities 690 2 Forestry and logging 23 3 Fishing and aquaculture 10 5 Mining of coal and lignite 0 6 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0 7 Mining of metal ores 0 8 Other mining and quarrying 12 9 Mining support service activities 0 10 Manufacture of food products 23 11 Manufacture of beverages 67 12 Manufacture of tobacco products 0 13 Manufacture of textiles 7 14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 1 15 Manufacture of leather and related products 0 16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 11 17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 1 18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 1 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 0 20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 4 21 Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations 0 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 0 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 4 24 Manufacture of basic metals 0 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 1 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 0 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 0 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 0 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0 30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 0 31 Manufacture of furniture 2 32 Other manufacturing 20 33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 1 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 0 36 Water collection, treatment and supply 1 37 Sewerage 0 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery 0 39 Remediation activities and other waste management services 0 41 Construction of buildings 13 42 Civil engineering 2 43 Specialized construction activities 1 45 Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 6 46 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 30 47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 229 49 Land transport and transport via pipelines 19 50 Water transport 1 51 Air transport 0 52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation 0 53 Postal and courier activities 1 55 Accommodation 0 56 Food and beverage service activities 24 58 Publishing activities 1 59 Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities 0 60 Programming and broadcasting activities 0 61 Telecommunications 0 62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities 0 63 Information service activities 0 64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 0 65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security 0 66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities 0 68 Real estate activities 1 69 Legal and accounting activities 0 70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities 0 71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis 0 72 Scientific research and development 0 73 Advertising and market research 0 74 Other professional, scientific and technical activities 2 75 Veterinary activities 0 77 Rental and leasing activities 0 78 Employment activities 0 79 Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities 0 80 Security and investigation activities 0 81 Services to buildings and landscape activities 1 82 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities 0 84 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 2 85 Education 5 86 Human health activities 9 87 Residential care activities 1 88 Social work activities without accommodation 0 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 1 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 0 92 Gambling and betting activities 0 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities 1 94 Activities of membership organizations 0 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods 5 96 Other personal service activities 38 97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 0 98 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use 2 99 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 0 a 1 Sysmiss 7448 SubCategory level2 - ISIC code 1274 7449 101 170222 SubCategory level3 - ISIC code 1274 7449 111 9820 41.In this (second) job/business that [NAME] had during the last 7 days, was.. 1277 7446 1 6 1 Working for someone else for pay? 285 2 An employer? 9 3 An own-account worker? 514 4 Helping without pay in a household business? 44 5 An apprentice? 5 6 Working on the household farm or with household livestock? 420 Sysmiss 7446 42.Is [NAME]'s employer/business (at secondary job) 1277 7446 1 7 1 National Government 6 2 Local Government 4 3 Government controlled business (NWSC, UMEME) 0 4 A commercial bank 0 5 A private enterprise (other than a commercial bank) 399 6 Non-profit organization (NGO/CBO) 13 7 A private household 855 Sysmiss 7446 73. Where is your usual place of work located? 1277 7446 1 96 1 In your home 165 2 Structure attached to your home 44 3 At the client’s or employer’s home 25 4 Enterprise, plant, factory, office, shop, workshop etc. (separate from house) 110 5 On a farm or agricultural plot 670 6 Construction site 13 7 Fixed stall in the market/street 98 8 Without fixed location/mobile/open space 143 96 Other (specify) 9 Sysmiss 7446 36a. Sunday 6710 2013 0 20 36b. Monday 6710 2013 0 20 36c. Tuesday 6710 2013 0 20 36d. Wednesday 6710 2013 0 20 36e. Thursday 6710 2013 0 20 36f. Friday 6710 2013 0 20 36g. Saturday 6710 2013 0 20 43a. Sunday 1277 7446 0 14 43b. Monday 1277 7446 0 14 43c. Tuesday 1277 7446 0 14 43d. Wednesday 1277 7446 0 14 43e. Thursday 1277 7446 0 16 43f. Friday 1277 7446 0 14 43g. Saturday 1277 7446 0 14 46.Last 7 days, would [NAME] have liked to work more hours than actually worked? 6710 2013 1 8 1 Yes, in the current job 834 2 Yes, in taking an additional job 1085 3 Yes, in a different job with more hours 514 4 No 4018 8 Don’t know 256 a 3 Sysmiss 2013 77. On your (main) job, are you paid…. ? 1269 7454 1 96 1 a set rate 997 2 both a set rate and on the commission basis of sales 68 3 commission on the basis of sales 135 4 in kind only 10 96 some other way, specify 58 a 1 Sysmiss 7454 31a. What is the set rate you are paid? 1065 7658 1000 5353890 31c. What is the periodicity of this? 1269 7454 1 96 1 Hour 10 2 Day 328 3 Week 46 4 Month 657 96 Other (specify) 24 a 204 Sysmiss 7454 78. In the last month, how much did you earn? 1269 7454 0 5300000 Who controls/decides on the use of payments from the main job? (1st) 1078 7645 1 21 Who controls/decides on the use of payments from the main job? (2nd) 8723 0 0 2797295374496 79. On your (second) job, are you paid…? 285 8438 1 96 1 a set rate 212 2 both a set rate and on the commission basis of sales 7 3 commission on the basis of sales 25 4 in kind only 5 96 some other way, specify 36 Sysmiss 8438 45b. How much was %rostertitle%’s estimated value of payment received in kind fo 241 8482 200 2000000 45c. What period of time did the last cash payment and the estimated value recei 285 8438 1 5 1 Hour 7 2 Day 182 3 Week 52 4 Month 25 5 Other 19 Sysmiss 8438 80. In the last month, how much did you earn? 285 8438 0 2000000 Who controls/decides on the use of payments from the secondary job? (1st) 264 8459 1 11 Who controls/decides on the use of payments from the secondary job? (2nd) 264 8459 2 8 100A. In the last four weeks, were you looking for a job? 2013 6710 1 2 1 Yes 196 2 No 1816 a 1 Sysmiss 6710 100B. In the last four weeks, were you trying to start a business? 196 8527 1 2 1 Yes 22 2 No 174 Sysmiss 8527 100C. What did %rostertitle% do to look for work? 22 8701 1 96 1 Registered with a recruitment agency (either public, private institution or on Internet) 1 2 Replied to advertisements in newspapers, posters or internet 2 3 Inquiring from persons with public or private sector job contacts 17 96 Other 2 Sysmiss 8701 Other (Specify) 8723 0 Main Category- ISCO code 22 8701 2 9 0 Armed forces occupations 0 1 Managers 0 2 Professionals 2 3 Technicians and associate professionals 1 4 Clerical support workers 1 5 Service and sales workers 5 6 Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers 0 7 Craft and related trades workers 1 8 Plant and machine operators and assemblers 0 9 Elementary occupations 4 a 8 Sysmiss 8701 SubCategory Level1 - ISCO code 14 8709 22 94 11 Chief executives, senior officials and legislators 0 12 Administrative and commercial managers 0 13 Production and specialized services managers 0 14 Hospitality, retail and other services managers 0 21 Science and engineering professionals 0 22 Health professionals 1 23 Teaching professionals 0 24 Business and administration professionals 1 25 Information and communications technology professionals 0 26 Legal, social and cultural professionals 0 31 Science and engineering associate professionals 0 32 Health associate professionals 1 33 Business and administration associate professionals 0 34 Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals 0 35 Information and communications technicians 0 41 General and keyboard clerks 0 42 Customer services clerks 0 43 Numerical and material recording clerks 1 44 Other clerical support workers 0 51 Personal service workers 2 52 Sales workers 3 53 Personal care workers 0 54 Protective services workers 0 61 Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers 0 62 Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers 0 63 Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers 0 71 Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians 0 72 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 0 73 Handicraft and printing workers 0 74 Electrical and electronic trades workers 0 75 Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers 1 81 Stationary plant and machine operators 0 82 Assemblers 0 83 Drivers and mobile plant operators 0 91 Cleaners and helpers 2 92 Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 1 93 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport 0 94 Food preparation assistants 1 95 Street and related sales and service workers 0 96 Refuse workers and other elementary workers 0 991 Commissioned armed forces officers 0 992 Non-commissioned armed forces officers 0 993 Armed forces occupations, other ranks 0 Sysmiss 8709 SubCategory Level2 - ISCO code 14 8709 226 941 SubCategory Level3 - ISCO code 14 8709 2269 9411 101A. If Yes, which occupations are you targeting? DESCRIBE THE INDUSTRY E.G. re 8723 0 100d. What was the main reason why you did not seek work or try to start a busin 2013 6710 10 96 10 Was waiting for results of a vacancy competition or an interview 48 11 Awaiting the season for work 270 12 Attended school or training courses 801 13 Family responsibilities or housework 266 14 Pregnancy 11 15 Illness, injury or disability 253 16 Does not know how and where to look for work 7 17 Unable to find work for his/her skills 13 18 Had looked for job(s) before but had not found any 81 19 Too young or too old to find a job 126 20 No jobs available in the area/district 31 96 Other(specify) 96 a 10 Sysmiss 6710 Other(specify) 8723 0 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 3242 0 1. What type of dwelling is it? 3242 0 10 96 10 Detached house 2036 11 Semi-detached house 147 12 Flat in a block of flats 6 13 Room or rooms of a main house 21 14 Servant quarters 9 15 Tenant (Muzigo) 331 16 Hut 625 17 Garage 4 18 Go down / Basement 0 19 Store 0 96 Other (specify) 2 a 61 2. What is its tenure status? 3242 0 10 96 10 Owner occupied 2663 11 Free public 38 12 Free private 156 13 Subsidized public 0 14 Subsidized private 4 15 Rented public 63 16 Rented private 255 96 Other (specify) 1 a 62 What is the parcel area of this property? UNIT 2211 1031 1 96 1 Square Metres 721 2 Hectares 11 3 Acres 705 4 Square feet 768 96 Other (specify) 1 a 5 Sysmiss 1031 What is the parcel area of this property? AREA 2211 1031 0.01 80000 How did your household acquire this property/parcel? 2211 1031 1 3 1 Purchased 855 2 Inherited 1193 3 Gift/Donation 161 4 Provided by employer 0 5 Rented 0 a 2 Sysmiss 1031 In what year did your household first acquire this property/ parcel? 2209 1033 28 9998 What type of ownership rights (tenure type) does your household has to the parce 2209 1033 1 96 1 Customary 1307 2 Freehold 698 3 Leasehold 59 4 Mailo 117 5 Permit 12 96 Other (specify) 15 a 1 Sysmiss 1033 Does your household have a formal ownership document for this property? (What le 2209 1033 1 96 1 Yes, Title Deed 77 2 Yes, Certificate 78 3 No 1930 96 Yes, Other (specify) 122 a 2 Sysmiss 1033 29. In which year did your household acquire the formal title or certificate of 277 2965 0 9998 Is anyone in the household listed on the formal ownership document for this prop 277 2965 1 2 1 Yes 211 2 No 64 a 2 Sysmiss 2965 Whose names are listed as owners on the formal ownership document for this prope 3242 0 Whose names are listed as owners on the formal ownership document for this prope 3242 0 Whose names are listed as owners on the formal ownership document for this prope 3242 0 31. Does your household have other documents (semi-formal or informal) that woul 2209 1033 1 2 1 Yes 671 2 No 1532 a 6 Sysmiss 1033 What type of informal documents does your household possess? 1st 671 2571 1 96 1 Inheritance Letter 126 2 Gift/Exchange paper 49 3 Sales Receipt 181 4 Approved House Plan or Building permit 5 5 Survey plan 7 6 Gov’t allocation paper 1 7 Tax receipt 7 8 Utility Bill 1 96 Other (specify) 294 Sysmiss 2571 What type of informal documents does your household possess? 2nd 0 3242 1 Inheritance Letter 0 2 Gift/Exchange paper 0 3 Sales Receipt 0 4 Approved House Plan or Building permit 0 5 Survey plan 0 6 Gov’t allocation paper 0 7 Tax receipt 0 8 Utility Bill 0 96 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 3242 What type of informal documents does your household possess? 3rd 0 3242 1 Inheritance Letter 0 2 Gift/Exchange paper 0 3 Sales Receipt 0 4 Approved House Plan or Building permit 0 5 Survey plan 0 6 Gov’t allocation paper 0 7 Tax receipt 0 8 Utility Bill 0 96 Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 3242 33. Do female children have the right to inherit this property? 2209 1033 1 6 1 Yes: Equally as male children 622 2 Yes: But less than male children 995 3 Yes: But more than male children 18 4 Yes: But no male children 59 5 No female children 115 6 Not at all 397 a 3 Sysmiss 1033 34. Did you have any land dispute or disagreements with anyone over this parcel/ 2209 1033 1 2 1 Yes 120 2 No 2086 a 3 Sysmiss 1033 35. What was the nature of the main dispute or disagreement? 120 3122 1 96 1 Boundary 70 2 Ownership: Inheritance related 33 3 Ownership: Sales related 8 4 Ownership: Expropriation 2 5 Ownership: Other 3 6 Rental related 0 96 Other (specify) 4 Sysmiss 3122 36. How likely do you think that there would be disagreement over the ownership 2209 1033 1 5 1 Not at all (0%) 2070 2 Somewhat likely (25%) 81 3 Likely (50%) 28 4 Very likely (75%) 14 5 Certainly, for sure (100%) 14 a 2 Sysmiss 1033 37. What is the main concern? 137 3105 1 96 1 Boundary 52 2 Ownership: Inheritance related 45 3 Ownership: Sales related 21 4 Ownership: Expropriation 8 5 Ownership: Other 6 6 Rental related 2 96 Other (specify) 3 Sysmiss 3105 38. What is the current value of this parcel? 2209 1033 0 2000000000 3. How many rooms does your household use for sleeping? NUMBER OF ROOMS 3242 0 1 5000000 4. What is the major construction material of the roof? 3242 0 10 96 10 Iron sheets 2280 11 Tiles 11 12 Asbestos 2 13 Concrete 3 14 Tin 2 15 Thatch 878 96 Other (specify) 2 a 64 5. What is the major construction material of the external wall? 3242 0 10 96 10 Concrete / stones 6 11 Cement blocks 65 12 Burnt / stabilized bricks 1457 13 Unburnt bricks with cement 27 14 Unburnt bricks with mud 606 15 Wood 17 16 Mud and pole 939 17 Tin / iron 6 96 Other (specify) 57 a 62 6. What is the major material of the floor? 3242 0 10 96 10 Concrete 44 11 Bricks 6 12 Stone 2 13 Cement screed 1050 14 Rammed earth 1950 15 Wood 1 16 Tiles 66 96 Other (specify) 59 a 64 7. What is the main source of water for drinking for your household? 3242 0 10 96 10 Piped water into dwelling 67 11 Piped water to the yard 241 12 Public taps 398 13 Borehole in yard / plot 27 14 Public borehole 1148 15 Protected well / spring 602 16 Unprotected well / spring 442 17 River / stream / lake 112 18 Vendor 26 19 Tanker truck 1 20 Gravity flow schemes 34 21 Rain water 58 22 Bottled water 4 96 Other (specify) 19 a 63 8. What is the main reason for not using protected water sources? 2120 1122 1 96 1 Long distance 539 2 Unreliable 339 3 Water does not taste good 18 4 Require contribution 50 5 Long queues 16 6 Open source is okay 922 96 Other (specify) 234 a 2 Sysmiss 1122 9a. How long does it take to collect the drinking water from the main source? T 2756 486 0 300 9b. WAITING TIME 2756 486 0 250 10. How far is the main source from your dwelling? DISTANCE IN KILOMETERS 2756 486 0 40 11. How much DRINKING water does the household use per day? LITERS 3177 65 0 450 12. Is the water used by the household paid for? 3179 63 1 2 1 Yes 952 2 No 2227 Sysmiss 63 13. What is the purpose for payment? 952 2290 1 8 1 User fees / tariffs 489 2 Maintenance costs 434 8 Other (specify) 29 Sysmiss 2290 14. How much money, on average,does the household pay per month for the water? 3242 0 15. Who normally collects the drinking water in this household? 2849 393 10 15 10 Household member 2583 11 Non-household member--female, minor 45 12 Non-household member--male, minor 29 13 Non-household member--adult male 76 14 Non-household member--adult female 42 15 No one 12 a 62 Sysmiss 393 If household member(s), record Person IDs of up to three persons ? PID 1 3242 0 If household member(s), record Person IDs of up to three persons ? PID 2 3242 0 If household member(s), record Person IDs of up to three persons ? PID 3 3242 0 15.4 How is the drinking water normally transported? 2849 393 1 96 1 Carried by person 2476 2 Bicycle 273 3 Motorcycle 25 4 Wheel barrow / hand cart 6 5 Motor vehicle 5 96 Other (specify) 2 a 62 Sysmiss 393 15.5 On average, how much water does the household use (for all purposes) per da 3242 0 0 160000 16. Are the safe water sources in your community managed by user committees? 3242 0 1 8 1 Yes 1584 2 No 1364 8 Don't know 232 a 62 17. What do you do to the water to make it safer for drinking? 3242 0 1 9 1 Boil and filter 129 2 Boil only 1047 3 Filter only 28 4 Nothing is done 1892 5 Water purification tablets 50 8 Other (specify) 27 9 Water purification tablet 5 96 Other (specify) 0 a 64 22. What type of toilet is mainly used in your household? 3242 0 11 96 11 Flush To Piped Sewer System 13 12 Flush To Septic Tank 53 13 Flush To Pit Latrine 4 14 Flush To Open Drain 2 18 Flush To DK Where 2 21 Ventilated Improved Pit Latrine 193 22 Pit Latrine With Slab 857 23 Pit Latrine Without Slab/Open Pit 1782 31 Composting Toilet 1 41 Bucket (>> 23) 0 51 Hanging Toilet/Hanging Latrine 6 95 No Facility/Bush/Field/Polythene (>> 23) 261 96 Other (Specify) 6 a 62 22a. Does the household share this toilet facility with other household? 2981 261 1 2 1 Yes 1061 2 No 1858 a 62 Sysmiss 261 22b. With how many other households does this household share this toilet? 1061 2181 0 70 23. Do you have a hand washing facility at the toilet? 2981 261 1 3 1 No 2553 2 Yes with water only 241 3 Yes with water and soap 125 a 62 Sysmiss 261 KEY RESPONDENT FOR THIS SECTION 3242 0 Whose names are listed as owners on the formal ownership document for this prope 0 3242 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 3242 0 KEY RESPONDENT FOR THIS SECTION 3242 0 1. Does this house have GRID electricity? 3242 0 1 2 1 Yes 501 2 No 2680 a 61 2. How many hours per day do you usually have power, in a season like this? 501 2741 0.50 24 3. How does the household pay for the electricity it uses? 501 2741 1 8 1 Bill from power company 131 2 Provide in rent 40 3 Free use/illegal connections 33 4 Pay fee to neighbor 37 5 Prepaid (YAKA) 247 8 Other (specify) 13 Sysmiss 2741 4. What was the quantity of electricity used? ASK TO SEE MOST RECENT BILL. [IN 21 3221 0 200 5a.Amount paid for electricity in the last month? SHILLINGS 415 2827 0 200000 5b.Amount paid for electricity in the last month? DAYS COVERED 415 2827 0 3000 5c. What is the main reason why your household does not use grid electricity? 2680 562 1 96 1 Electricity is not available in area 1971 2 Household can’t afford connection fee 453 3 Household can’t afford cost of house wiring 57 4 Household can’t afford the monthly payment 37 5 Household can’t afford to buy electrical equipment 14 6 Satisfied with present energy source 47 7 No need for electricity 62 96 Other (specify) 39 Sysmiss 562 6. Does this house USE a generator? 3242 0 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 3176 a 62 7a.Amount paid for diesel for your generator in the last month? 4 3238 10000 50000 7b.Amount of diesel used for your generator in the last month? 4 3238 2 12.50 8.Type of stoves used: Electric 87 3155 1 1 1 yes 24 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3155 8.Type of stoves used:LPG 83 3159 1 1 1 yes 20 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3159 8.Type of stoves used:Kerosene 163 3079 1 1 1 yes 100 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3079 8.Type of stoves used:Wood/Sawdust Burning 95 3147 1 1 1 yes 32 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3147 8.Type of stoves used::Efficient Wood Burning 91 3151 1 1 1 yes 28 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3151 8.Type of stoves used:Charcoal 869 2373 1 1 1 yes 806 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 2373 8.Type of stoves used:Other Biomass Burning 63 3179 1 yes 0 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3179 8.Type of stoves used:Open fire 2567 675 1 1 1 yes 2504 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 675 8. Type of stoves used:Other (specify) 71 3171 1 1 1 yes 8 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3171 8. Type of stoves used:None 154 3088 1 1 1 yes 91 2 no 0 a 63 Sysmiss 3088 9. Which is the stove used most often by this household? 3088 154 1 96 1 Electric 5 2 LPG 9 3 Kerosene 22 4 Wood / Sawdust Burning 32 5 Efficient Wood Burning 20 6 Charcoal 613 7 Other Biomass Burning 0 8 Open fire 2382 96 Other (specify) 3 a 2 Sysmiss 154 10. Does the main stove have a chimney? 3072 170 1 2 1 Yes 297 2 No 2773 a 2 Sysmiss 170 11. Approximately how many hours a day is the main stove in use? 3088 154 0 24 s10q12 12. Where is the main stove located? 3088 154 1 3 1 In a separate kitchen 2257 2 In a room in the dwelling not just devoted to cooking 232 3 In an outdoor space 597 a 2 Sysmiss 154 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 26392 0 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 26392 0 Fuel id 26392 0 1 9 1 Firewood 3180 2 Dung 3180 3 Crop Residue 3180 4 Kerosene 3180 5 LPG 3180 6 Charcoal 3180 7 Solar 3180 8 Electricity 3180 9 952 15a. Do you use this [FUEL] for cooking? 6438 19954 1 2 1 Yes 4155 2 No 2231 a 52 Sysmiss 19954 15b. Do you use this [FUEL] for lightning? 26392 0 0 2 0 19016 1 Yes 3332 2 No 3990 a 54 15c. Do you use this [FUEL] for heating? 6438 19954 1 2 1 Yes 365 2 No 6021 a 52 Sysmiss 19954 16. Where do you get most of [FUEL]? 5802 20590 1 6 1 Purchase from shop 1540 2 Purchase from marketplace 1012 3 Purchase from public utility 184 4 Purchase on the black market 35 5 Gather / collect from own land 1011 6 Gather / collect from village 1951 a 69 Sysmiss 20590 17a. How much did your household pay for the [FUEL] used in the last month? 2819 23573 0 800000 17a. QUANTITY 1902 24490 0 1200 17c. UNIT OF MEASURE 1902 24490 1 96 1 Kg 20 2 Liter 391 3 Bundle 0 4 Sack (50kg) 15 5 Sack (80kg) 56 6 Sack (100kg) 165 7 Sack (120kg) 68 8 Heap, small 81 9 Heap, medium 59 10 Heap, large 24 11 Tin (5 liter) 63 12 Tin (3 liter) 19 13 Sandolin tin (3 liter) 76 14 Plastic basin (15 liter) 200 15 Akendo, small 81 16 Akendo, medium 61 17 Akendo, large 61 18 Bundle, small 38 19 Bundle, medium 64 20 BUndle, large 84 96 Other 224 a 52 Sysmiss 24490 Does your household use [FUEL]? 25440 952 1 2 WHAT IS THE ID CODE OF THE RESPONDENT TO THIS SECTION? 1738 0 Does any member of your household own a non-agricultural business or provided a 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 57 2 No 1680 a 1 Household processes & sell agric by-products, including flour, starch,juice, 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 28 2 No 1709 a 1 Any member of your household own a trading business on a street or in a markjet 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 28 2 No 1708 a 2 offer any service or sold anything on a street or in a market, including firewoo 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 1701 a 2 Any member of your household own a professional office or offered professional s 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 1734 a 1 Does any member of your household drive a household-owned taxi or pick-up truck 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 9 2 No 1728 a 1 Does any member of your household own a bar or restaurant? 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 1731 a 3 Does any member of your household own any other non-agricultural business, even 1738 0 1 2 1 Yes 51 2 No 1686 a 1 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 1738 0 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 668 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 668 0 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 668 0 Roster instance identifier 668 0 1 4 Enterprise description 668 0 UNPS Enterprise ID 668 0 Enterprise description (preloaded) 668 0 Where enterprise is located (preloaded) 668 0 1 8 1 Home inside the residence 133 2 Home outside the residence 106 3 Industrial site 13 4 Traditional market 127 5 Commercial District shop 31 6 Roadside 61 7 Other Fixed place 107 8 Mobile 90 98 Don't know 0 When enterprise first started (preloaded) MONTH 668 0 1 98 1 January 93 2 February 45 3 March 43 4 April 37 5 May 19 6 June 30 7 July 17 8 August 27 9 September 23 10 October 17 11 November 13 12 December 18 98 Don't know 286 YEAR 668 0 1965 2017 Does your household currently operate this enterprise? 656 12 1 2 1 Yes 578 2 No 78 Sysmiss 12 Why not? 78 590 1 3 1 Sold the enterprise 2 2 Closed the enterprise permanently 66 3 Transferred control of the enterprise to someone outside of the household 10 Sysmiss 590 Please describe the enterprise in more detail 668 0 Sector of main activity 547 121 1 5 1 Manufacturing, mining & quarrying 114 2 Trade & Services 383 3 Hotels, Bars & restaurants 29 4 Forestry 16 5 Agriculture 5 Sysmiss 121 One-digit ISIC code 547 121 11111 191111 11111 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 27 21111 Mining and quarrying 4 31111 Manufacturing 126 41111 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 1 51111 Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 0 61111 Construction 1 71111 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 256 81111 Transportation and storage 45 91111 Accommodation and food service activities 24 101111 Information and communication 1 111111 Financial and insurance activitie 1 121111 Real estate activities 0 131111 Professional, scientific and technical activities 2 141111 Administrative and support service activities 1 151111 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 0 161111 Education 7 171111 Human health and social work activities 10 181111 Arts, entertainment and recreation 0 191111 Other service activities 41 201111 Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use 0 211111 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 0 Sysmiss 121 Two-digit ISIC code 547 121 1 96 1 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities 3 2 Forestry and logging 24 3 Fishing and aquaculture 0 5 Mining of coal and lignite 0 6 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 0 7 Mining of metal ores 0 8 Other mining and quarrying 4 9 Mining support service activities 0 10 Manufacture of food products 12 11 Manufacture of beverages 51 12 Manufacture of tobacco products 0 13 Manufacture of textiles 8 14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 4 15 Manufacture of leather and related products 1 16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials 17 17 Manufacture of paper and paper products 0 18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 0 19 Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products 0 20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 1 21 Manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products and pharmaceutical preparations 0 22 Manufacture of rubber and plastics products 0 23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 4 24 Manufacture of basic metals 0 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment 5 26 Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products 0 27 Manufacture of electrical equipment 0 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c. 1 29 Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers 0 30 Manufacture of other transport equipment 0 31 Manufacture of furniture 5 32 Other manufacturing 17 33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 0 35 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 1 36 Water collection, treatment and supply 0 37 Sewerage 0 38 Waste collection, treatment and disposal activities; materials recovery 0 39 Remediation activities and other waste management services 0 41 Construction of buildings 0 42 Civil engineering 0 43 Specialized construction activities 1 45 Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 8 46 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 32 47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 216 49 Land transport and transport via pipelines 43 50 Water transport 1 51 Air transport 0 52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation 1 53 Postal and courier activities 0 55 Accommodation 2 56 Food and beverage service activities 22 58 Publishing activities 1 59 Motion picture, video and television programme production, sound recording and music publishing activities 0 60 Programming and broadcasting activities 0 61 Telecommunications 0 62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities 0 63 Information service activities 0 64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding 1 65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security 0 66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities 0 68 Real estate activities 0 69 Legal and accounting activities 0 70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities 0 71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis 0 72 Scientific research and development 0 73 Advertising and market research 0 74 Other professional, scientific and technical activities 1 75 Veterinary activities 1 77 Rental and leasing activities 1 78 Employment activities 0 79 Travel agency, tour operator, reservation service and related activities 0 80 Security and investigation activities 0 81 Services to buildings and landscape activities 0 82 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities 0 84 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 0 85 Education 7 86 Human health activities 9 87 Residential care activities 1 88 Social work activities without accommodation 0 90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 0 91 Libraries, archives, museums and other cultural activities 0 92 Gambling and betting activities 0 93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities 0 94 Activities of membership organizations 0 95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods 7 96 Other personal service activities 34 97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel 0 98 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use 0 99 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 0 Sysmiss 121 Three-digit ISIC code 547 121 101 162222 Four-digit ISIC code 547 121 111 9609 SUPERVISOR: DO YOU AGREE WITH THE INTERVIEWER'S ISIC CODE? IF NO, REJECT THE INT 466 202 1 2 1 Yes 461 2 No 5 Sysmiss 202 ID code/name of person responsible 548 120 1 10 Year started 549 119 1965 2018 Where is this [BUSINESS] located? 549 119 1 8 1 Home inside the residence 123 2 Home outside the residence 95 3 Industrial site 6 4 Traditional market 60 5 Commercial District shop 22 6 Roadside 25 7 Other Fixed place 113 8 Mobile 105 98 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 119 How was this [BUSINESS] acquired? 549 119 1 96 1 Founded 512 2 Purchased 22 3 Inherited after the death of a family member 4 4 Allocated by family 6 5 Gift from non-household member 2 96 Other 3 98 Don't Know 0 Sysmiss 119 Other-How was this [BUSINESS] acquired? 668 0 What was the main source of money for setting up the business? 549 119 1 96 1 Didn’t need any money 72 2 Own/household’s savings 448 3 Commercial/Development Bank 5 4 Deposit Taking Microfinance institutions 2 5 SACCO 2 6 Local group 7 7 NGO 1 96 Other 12 Sysmiss 119 OTHER-What was the main source of money for setting up the business? 668 0 Has this household used any funding to finance expansion & capital 549 119 1 2 1 Yes 88 2 No 461 Sysmiss 119 What was the primary source of funding used? 88 580 1 96 1 Formal Banks (Commercial/Development 17 2 Deposit Taking Micro-Finance Institutions 11 3 SACCO 7 4 NGO 0 5 Credit Union 1 6 Landlord 0 7 Employer 0 8 Local group 22 9 Relative 2 10 Friend 2 11 Local money lender 3 12 Own/household's savings 21 96 Other 2 Sysmiss 580 Other-What was the primary source of funding used? 668 0 People in the household working in this enterprise - 1st PID 543 125 1 10 People in the household working in this enterprise - 2nd PID 98 570 2 13 People in the household working in this enterprise - 3rd PID 16 652 3 8 People in the household working in this enterprise - 4th PID 2 666 7 8 People in the household working in this enterprise - 5th PID 2 666 8 10 Who decides how to use earnings from this enterprise - 1st PID 547 121 1 10 Who decides how to use earnings from this enterprise - 2nd PID 105 563 2 9 In the past 12 months, how many months did the enterprise operate? 551 117 0 12 N20. Is the enterprise in operation today? 149 519 1 2 1 Yes 105 2 No 44 Sysmiss 519 What is/was the average monthly gross revenues during the months when the enterp 546 122 0 1800000000 Number of PAID people enterprise hires during a month enterprise was operating 546 122 0 500000 Number of UNPAID people enterprise hires during a month enterprise was operatg 546 122 0 5 What is/was the average expenditure on wages during that month? 206 462 0 7000000 What is/was the average expenditure on raw materials during that month? 546 122 0 240000000 Other operating expenses such as fuel, kerosene, electricity etc during that mon 546 122 0 1000000 Over the past three years, has the [BUSINESS]’ revenues increasd,decreasd or rem 547 121 1 98 1 Increased 222 2 Decreased 183 3 Remained the same 134 98 Dont know 8 Sysmiss 121 Lack of demand 186 482 1 1 1 yes 186 2 no 0 Sysmiss 482 Lack of inputs 74 594 1 1 1 yes 74 2 no 0 Sysmiss 594 Lack of finance 134 534 1 1 1 yes 134 2 no 0 Sysmiss 534 Poor quality electricity and phone 0 668 1 yes 0 2 no 0 Sysmiss 668 Lack of trained employees 5 663 1 1 1 yes 5 2 no 0 Sysmiss 663 Cost of hiring new employees 4 664 1 1 1 yes 4 2 no 0 Sysmiss 664 Legal regulation 20 648 1 1 1 yes 20 2 no 0 Sysmiss 648 Poor quality roads 13 655 1 1 1 yes 13 2 no 0 Sysmiss 655 Lack of market information 10 658 1 1 1 yes 10 2 no 0 Sysmiss 658 High tax rates 29 639 1 1 1 yes 29 2 no 0 Sysmiss 639 Lack of clear ownership of land 0 668 1 yes 0 2 no 0 Sysmiss 668 High crime rates 4 664 1 1 1 yes 4 2 no 0 Sysmiss 664 Economic Policy uncertainity 13 655 1 1 1 yes 13 2 no 0 Sysmiss 655 Corruption 2 666 1 1 1 yes 2 2 no 0 Sysmiss 666 Lack of time to work on business 25 643 1 1 1 yes 25 2 no 0 Sysmiss 643 The business is the desired size 16 652 1 1 1 yes 16 2 no 0 Sysmiss 652 Other (specify) 34 634 1 1 1 yes 31 2 no 0 a 3 Sysmiss 634 Don't know 2 666 1 1 1 yes 2 2 no 0 Sysmiss 666 Other-What factors have constrained the business owner’s ability to increase the 668 0 N21. Is the enterprise registered for VAT? 547 121 1 9 1 Yes 18 2 No 518 8 Refused 3 9 Don’t Know 8 Sysmiss 121 N22. Is the enterprise registered for income tax? 547 121 1 9 1 Yes 19 2 No 519 8 Refused 2 9 Don’t Know 7 Sysmiss 121 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 88652 0 Type of Asset 88652 0 1 28 1 Owner occupied House 3177 2 Other Buildings 3174 3 Non-agricultural land 3173 4 Furniture/Furnishings 3174 5 Household Appliances e.g. Kettle, Flat iron, etc 3169 6 Television 3164 7 Cassette/DVD/CD 3164 8 Generators 3166 9 Solar panel/electric inverters 3166 10 Bicycle 3168 11 Motor cycle 3165 12 Motor vehicle 3164 13 Boat /Canoe 3163 14 Other Transport equipment 3162 15 Jewelry and Watches 3163 16 Mobile phone 3170 17 Computer - Desktop/Laptop/Tablet/iPad 3163 18 Internet access 3164 19 Other electronic equipment 3164 20 Other household assets e.g. lawn mowers, etc 3164 21 Other 1 (specify) 3165 22 Other 2 (specify) 3165 23 Cooker 3165 24 Refrigerator 3164 25 Washing machine/Driers 3160 26 Radio 3169 27 Home theatre / music system 3166 28 Fixed phone 3161 Does any member of your household own [ASSET] at present? 88652 0 1 5 1 Yes,individually 9346 3 No 73573 4 Yes,jointly with hh member 5559 5 Yes, jointly with non-hh member 174 Who owns [ASSET]?-1st PID 10761 77891 1 18 Who owns [ASSET]?-2nd PID 4667 83985 1 21 How many [ASSET] do(es) your household own at present? 10833 77819 0 60000000 What is the Total estimated value of the assets owned at present 14912 73740 0 1000000000 6. Why do you have less [ASSET] than last year? 222 88430 1 6 1 Sold Asset 22 2 Asset Destroyed 125 3 Asset Given Away 18 4 Asset Stolen 32 5 An old member of the household took them with him/her 23 6 The number of Assets was misreported last time 2 Sysmiss 88430 7. Why do you have more [ASSET] than last year? 931 87721 1 4 1 Purchased additional asset 837 2 Received Gift/inheritance of additional asset 43 3 A new member to the household brought with him/her 33 4 The number of Assets was misreported last time 18 Sysmiss 87721 8.What should have been the number last time? 0 88652 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 6484 0 Household member/visitor 6484 0 1 2 1 Household members 3242 2 Visitors 3242 Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days (Male adults) 6362 122 0 8 Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days (Female adults) 6362 122 0 15 Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days(Male children) 6362 122 0 8 Number of people present for selected category in the last7 day(Female children) 6362 122 0 7 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 415532 0 Item code 415532 0 101 1762 Coicop Division 53211 362321 1 11 1 FOOD AND NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 51154 2 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, TOBACCO AND NARCOTICS 1227 11 RESTAURANTS AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES 830 Sysmiss 362321 Coicop Group 53211 362321 11 111 11 FOOD 48392 12 NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 2762 21 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 924 23 TOBACCO 303 111 FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVING SERVICES 830 Sysmiss 362321 Coicop Class 53211 362321 111 1111 111 Cereals and cereal products (ND) 7701 112 Live animals, meat and other parts of slaughtered land animals (ND) 1957 113 Fish and other seafood (ND) 2273 114 Milk, other dairy products and eggs (ND) 1892 115 Oils and fats (ND) 2593 116 Fruits and nuts (ND) 6661 117 Vegetables, tubers, plantains, cooking bananas and pulses (ND) 19652 118 Sugar, confectionery and desserts (ND) 2460 119 Ready-made food and other food products nec (ND) 3203 121 Fruit and vegetable juices (ND) 65 122 Coffee and coffee substitutes (ND) 110 123 Tea, maté and other plant products for infusion (ND) 1938 125 Water (ND) 56 126 Soft drinks (ND) 583 129 Other non-alcoholic beverages (ND) 10 211 Spirits and liquors (ND) 354 213 Beer (ND) 207 219 Other alcoholic beverages (ND) 363 230 Tobacco (ND) 303 1111 Restaurants, cafés and the like (S) 830 Sysmiss 362321 Coicop Sub-Class 53211 362321 1111 11111 1111 Cereals (ND) 2398 1112 Flour of cereals (ND) 2633 1113 Bread and bakery products (ND) 2604 1114 Breakfast cereals (ND) 3 1115 Macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar pasta products (ND) 63 1121 Live land animals (ND) 408 1122 Meat, fresh, chilled or frozen (ND) 1541 1123 Meat, dried, salted, in brine or smoked (ND) 0 1124 Offal, blood and other parts of slaughtered animals, fresh, chilled or frozen, dried, salted, in brine or smoked (ND) 0 1125 Meat, offal, blood and other parts of slaughtered animals' preparations (ND) 8 1131 Fish, live, fresh, chilled or frozen (ND) 480 1132 Fish, dried, salted, in brine or smoked (ND) 1793 1141 Raw and whole milk (ND) 1144 1143 Other milk and cream (ND) 8 1145 Cheese (ND) 1 1146 Yoghurt and similar products (ND) 134 1148 Eggs (ND) 605 1151 Vegetable oils (ND) 2359 1152 Butter and other fats and oils derived from milk (ND) 169 1153 Margarine and similar preparations (ND) 65 1161 Dates, figs and tropical fruits, fresh (ND) 4656 1162 Citrus fruits, fresh (ND) 355 1163 Stone fruits and pome fruits, fresh (ND) 0 1165 Other fruits, fresh (ND) 133 1168 Nuts, in shell or shelled (ND) 431 1169 Fruit and nuts ground and other preparations (ND) 1086 1171 Leafy or stem vegetables, fresh or chilled (ND) 2853 1172 Fruit-bearing vegetables, fresh or chilled (ND) 4049 1173 Green leguminous vegetables, fresh or chilled (ND) 601 1174 Other vegetables, fresh or chilled (ND) 3365 1175 Tubers, plantains and cooking bananas (ND) 5186 1176 Pulses (ND) 2630 1177 Other vegetables, tubers, plantains and cooking bananas, dried and dehydrated (ND) 264 1179 Vegetables, tubers, plantains, cooking bananas and pulses ground and other preparations (ND) 704 1181 Cane and beet sugar (ND) 2120 1183 Jams, fruit jellies, marmalades, fruit purée and pastes, honey (ND) 0 1184 Nut purée, nut butter and nut pastes (ND) 317 1186 Ice, ice cream and sorbet (ND) 23 1193 Salt, condiments and sauces (ND) 3001 1194 Spices, culinary herbs and seeds (ND) 202 1210 Fruit and vegetable juices (ND) 65 1220 Coffee and coffee substitutes (ND) 110 1230 Tea, maté and other plant products for infusion (ND) 1938 1250 Water (ND) 56 1260 Soft drinks (ND) 583 1290 Other non-alcoholic beverages (ND) 10 2110 Spirits and liquors (ND) 354 2130 Beer (ND) 207 2190 Other alcoholic beverages (ND) 363 2301 Cigarettes (ND) 129 2302 Cigars (ND) 174 11111 Restaurants, cafés and the like – with full service (S) 830 Sysmiss 362321 Elementary aggregate 53211 362321 2110 12900 2110 na 354 2130 na 207 2190 na 363 2301 na 129 2302 na 174 11111 na 830 11112 Rice 1071 11113 Sorghum 451 11116 Maize (corn) 516 11119 Other cereals 360 11121 Flour of wheat 17 11125 Flour of millet 532 11126 Flour of maize or cornmeal 2084 11131 Bread 750 11139 Other bakery products 1854 11140 Breakfast cereals 3 11150 Macaroni, noodles, couscous and similar pasta products 63 11214 Poultry, live 408 11221 Meat of bovine animals, fresh, chilled or frozen 987 11222 Meat of pigs, fresh, chilled or frozen 268 11223 Meat of goats, lambs and sheep, fresh, chilled or frozen 257 11225 Meat of hares and rabbits fresh, chilled or frozen 29 11239 Other meat, dried, salted or smoked 0 11240 Offal, blood and other parts of slaughtered animals, fresh, chilled or frozen, dried, salted, in brine or smoked 0 11251 Sausages and similar products of meat, offal or blood 8 11311 Freshwater fish, live, fresh, chilled, or frozen 435 11319 Other fish, live, fresh, chilled, or frozen 45 11329 Other fish, dried, salted, in brine, smoked 1793 11411 Raw and whole milk of cattle 1144 11432 Powdered milk 8 11450 Cheese 1 11460 Yoghurt and similar products 134 11481 Eggs of hen and other birds in shell, fresh 605 11482 Eggs of other animals, in shell, fresh 0 11511 Sunflower-seed and safflower-seed oil 2359 11521 Butter 0 11529 Other fats and oils derived from milk 169 11530 Margarine and similar preparations 65 11611 Avocados, fresh 982 11612 Bananas, fresh 736 11615 Mangoes, guavas and mangosteens, fresh 761 11616 Papayas, fresh 521 11617 Pineapples, fresh 188 11619 Other tropical fruits, fresh 1468 11623 Oranges, fresh 355 11631 Apples, fresh 0 11654 Watermelons, fresh 104 11659 Other fruits, fresh, nec 29 11688 Groundnuts, in shell or shelled 431 11691 Fruit and nuts flour 1086 11712 Cabbages, fresh or chilled 948 11719 Other leafy or stem vegetables, fresh or chilled 1905 11721 Chilies and peppers, fresh or chilled 251 11722 Cucumbers and gherkins, fresh or chilled 0 11723 Eggplants (aubergines), fresh or chilled 978 11724 Tomatoes, fresh or chilled 2418 11725 Pumpkins, squash and gourds, fresh or chilled 216 11726 Okra, fresh or chilled 186 11731 Beans, fresh or chilled 534 11733 Peas, fresh or chilled 64 11735 Soya beans, fresh or chilled 3 11741 Carrots and turnips, fresh or chilled 137 11742 Garlic, fresh or chilled 118 11743 Onions and shallots, fresh or chilled 2487 11745 Mushrooms and truffles, fresh or chilled 118 11749 Other vegetable nec, mixtures of vegetables, fresh or chilled 505 11751 Potatoes 524 11752 Sweet potatoes 1576 11753 Cassava (manioc, yuca) 1565 11757 Plantains and cooking bananas 1521 11761 Beans, dried 2276 11765 Peas, dried 282 11769 Other pulses 72 11770 Other vegetables, tubers, plantains and cooking bananas, dried and dehydrate 264 11791 Flour of vegetables, pulses, tubers, plantains and cooking bananas 704 11811 Cane sugar 2120 11831 Honey 0 11839 Other jams, fruit jellies, marmalades, fruit purée and pastes 0 11840 Nut purée, nut butter and nut pastes 317 11860 Ice, ice cream and sorbet 23 11931 Salt 3001 11940 Spices, culinary herbs and seeds 202 12100 Fruit and vegetable juices 65 12201 Coffee 110 12301 Green tea, leaves 0 12302 Black tea, leaves 1938 12500 Water 56 12600 Soft drinks 583 12900 Other non-alcoholic beverages 10 Sysmiss 362321 How many days were [ITEM] consumed out of the last 7 days? 53207 362325 1 7 Unit of Qty 52421 363111 1 999 Quantity of hhold [item] purchased for consumptn at home during the last 7 days 34992 380540 0.05 200 Market price for purchasing [item] for consumption at home per unit of consumptn 34992 380540 20 60000 What is the total Value for [item] purchased for consumption at home 35083 380449 10 180000 Quantit of hhold [item] purchasd for consumptn Away from home during last7 days 1234 414298 0.25 1500 Market price for purchasg[item] for consumptn Away from home per unit of consmpn 1234 414298 1 15000 What is the total Value for [item] purchased for consumptn Away from home 1701 413831 100 140000 Quantity consumed out of home produce during the last 7 days? 12658 402874 0.12 140 Farm gate/producer price per unit of consumption 12658 402874 30 40000 Total Value for [item] consumed out of Home produce during the last 7 days . 12672 402860 75 175000 Quantity of [item] your household RECEIVED INKIND/FREE during the last 7 days 4173 411359 0.10 100 Price of [item] if you were to sell it in the market per unit of consump 4173 411359 3 40000 Total value of [item] Received in kind if it were sold in the market 4390 411142 50 195000 Was [item] consumed substandard? 14578 400954 1 2 1 Yes 346 2 No 14232 Sysmiss 400954 Did the [item] perform well, was it enjoyable or fancy? 346 415186 1 5 1 Very Good 202 2 Good 110 3 Not Sure 6 4 Poor 24 5 Very Poor 4 Sysmiss 415186 Did the [item] cause any harm to you or your household members? 346 415186 1 4 1 Not Sure 25 2 Not Harmful 308 3 Less Harmful 11 4 Harmful 2 5 Very Harmful 0 Sysmiss 415186 Was [item] genuine or deceptive in nature, packaging or labeling? 346 415186 1 2 1 Defective 26 2 Genuine 320 Sysmiss 415186 Did your HH consume [ITEM]? 415532 0 1 2 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 9726 0 Item code 9726 0 127 991 127 Cooking oil 3242 150 Salt 3242 991 Cooking Fat 3242 Item Description 9726 0 Was the sample of %rostertitle% collected? 7673 2053 1 2 1 Yes 1723 2 No 5943 a 7 Sysmiss 2053 Record the the label for the sample of %rostertitle% collected 9726 0 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 161976 0 Item Code 161976 0 301 6061 301 Rent of rented house 3176 302 Imputed rent of owned house 3176 303 Imputed rent of free house 3176 304 Maintenance and repair expenses 3176 306 Electricity 3176 307 Generators/lawn mower fuels 3176 308 3176 309 3176 310 3176 311 Others 3176 452 Washing soap 3176 453 Bathing soap 3176 454 Tooth paste 3176 455 Cosmetics (body lotion, deodorant etc) 3176 456 Handbags, travel bags etc 3176 457 Batteries (Dry cells) 3176 458 3176 459 Others 3176 460 Diapers 3176 461 Tyres, tubes, spares, brake pads etc 3176 466 Stamps, envelops, etc. 3176 467 3176 468 Expenditure on phone calls for phones not owned 3176 469 Others 3176 470 Sanitary Towels 3176 501 Consultation Fees 3176 502 Medicines etc 3176 503 Hospital/ clinic charges 3176 504 Traditional Doctors fees/ medicines 3176 505 Others 3176 506 Total expenditure on health 3176 507 3176 601 Sports, theaters, etc 3176 602 Dry Cleaning and Laundry 3176 603 Houseboys/ girls, Shamba boys etc 3176 604 Barber and Beauty Shops 3176 605 Expenses in hotels, lodging, etc 3176 3051 Water NWSC 3176 3052 Water Other sources 3176 3111 3176 3112 3176 3121 Refuse collection 3176 4501 Internet fees 0 4511 Mobile money charges 0 4541 Tooth brush 3176 4542 Toilet Paper 3176 4591 Toys, games etc 3176 4621 Lubricants (, engine oil, grease, coolant etc) 3176 4622 Petrol 3176 4623 Diesel 3176 4651 Maintenance and repair of vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles 3176 4661 Postal Services 3176 5041 Transport to and From health facility 0 6061 Security fees (guard, LC defense, community security) 3176 Item Desctiption 161976 0 Coicop Sub-Class 32211 129765 4110 13291 4110 Actual rentals paid by tenants for main residence (S) 256 4210 Imputed rentals of owner-occupiers for main residence (S) 2654 4220 Other imputed rentals (S) 177 4311 Materials for the maintenance and repair of the dwelling (ND) 122 4320 Services for the maintenance, repair and security of the dwelling (S) 12 4411 Water supply through network systems (ND) 439 4412 Water supply through other systems (ND) 2627 4420 Refuse collection (S) 68 4510 Electricity (ND) 444 4530 Liquid fuels (ND) 835 4542 Wood fuel, including pellets and briquettes (ND) 2340 4543 Charcoal (ND) 804 4549 Other solid fuels (ND) 10 5522 Miscellaneous accessories (SD) 1102 5619 Other non-durable household goods (ND) 2919 5621 Domestic services by paid staff (S) 132 5629 Other household services (S) 6 6111 Medicines, vaccines and other pharmaceutical preparations (ND) 1592 6112 Herbal medicines and homeopathic products (ND) 31 6219 Other preventive services (S) 180 6232 Outpatient long-term care services (S) 331 6320 Inpatient long-term care services (S) 1794 7212 Parts for personal transport equipment (SD) 271 7221 Diesel (ND) 40 7222 Petrol (ND) 268 7224 Lubricants (ND) 221 7230 Maintenance and repair of personal transport equipment (S) 519 7322 Passenger transport by taxi and hired car with driver (S) 518 7411 Letter handling services (S) 4 7412 Courier and parcel delivery services (S) 1 8310 Fixed communication services (S) 43 8330 Internet access provision services and net storage services (S) 0 8399 Other information and communication services (S) 10 9212 Other games, toys and hobbies (SD) 30 9461 Recreational and leisure services (S) 116 9721 Newspapers (ND) 66 11201 Hotels, motels, inns and similar accommodation services (S) 8 12299 Other financial services n.e.c (s) 0 13120 Other appliances, articles and products for personal care (ND) 9335 13131 Hairdressing (S) 1678 13291 Travel goods and articles for babies and other personal effects nec (SD) 208 Sysmiss 129765 Coicop Class 32211 129765 411 1329 411 Actual rentals paid by tenants for main residence (S) 256 421 Imputed rentals of owner-occupiers for main residence (S) 2654 422 Other imputed rentals (S) 177 431 Security equipment and materials for the maintenance and repair of the dwelling (ND) 122 432 Services for the maintenance, repair and security of the dwelling (S) 12 441 Water supply (ND) 3066 442 Refuse collection (S) 68 451 Electricity (ND) 444 453 Liquid fuels (ND) 835 454 Solid fuels (ND) 3154 552 Non-motorized tools and miscellaneous accessories (SD) 1102 561 Non-durable household goods (ND) 2919 562 Domestic services and household services (S) 138 611 Medicines (ND) 1623 621 Preventive care services (S) 180 623 Other outpatient care services (S) 331 632 Inpatient long-term care services (S) 1794 721 Parts and accessories for personal transport equipment (SD) 271 722 Fuels and lubricants for personal transport equipment (ND) 529 723 Maintenance and repair of personal transport equipment (S) 519 732 Passenger transport by road (S) 518 741 Postal and courier services (S) 5 831 Fixed communication services (S) 43 833 Internet access provision services and net storage services (S) 0 839 Other information and communication services (S) 10 921 Games, toys and hobbies (SD) 30 946 Recreational and sporting services (S) 116 972 Newspapers and periodicals (ND) 66 1120 Accommodation services (S) 8 1229 Other financial services 0 1312 Other appliances, articles and products for personal care (ND) 9335 1313 Hairdressing salons and personal grooming establishments (S) 1678 1329 Other personal effects nec (SD) 208 Sysmiss 129765 Coicop Group 32211 129765 41 132 41 ACTUAL RENTALS FOR HOUSING 256 42 IMPUTED RENTALS FOR HOUSING 2831 43 MAINTENANCE, REPAIR AND SECURITY OF THE DWELLING 134 44 WATER SUPPLY AND MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES RELATING TO THE DWELLING 3134 45 ELECTRICITY, GAS AND OTHER FUELS 4433 55 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR HOUSE AND GARDEN 1102 56 GOODS AND SERVICES FOR ROUTINE HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE 3057 61 MEDICINES AND HEALTH PRODUCTS 1623 62 OUTPATIENT CARE SERVICES 511 63 INPATIENT CARE SERVICES 1794 72 OPERATION OF PERSONAL TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT 1319 73 PASSENGER TRANSPORT SERVICES 518 74 TRANSPORT SERVICES OF GOODS 5 83 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION SERVICES 53 92 OTHER RECREATIONAL GOODS 30 94 RECREATIONAL SERVICES 116 97 NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY 66 112 ACCOMMODATION SERVICES 8 122 Financial services 0 131 PERSONAL CARE 11013 132 OTHER PERSONAL EFFECTS 208 Sysmiss 129765 Coicop Division 32211 129765 4 13 4 HOUSING, WATER, ELECTRICITY, GAS AND OTHER FUELS 10788 5 FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT AND ROUTINE HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE 4159 6 HEALTH 3928 7 TRANSPORT 1842 8 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION 53 9 RECREATION, SPORT AND CULTURE 212 11 RESTAURANTS AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES 8 12 Insurance and Financial Services 0 13 PERSONAL CARE, SOCIAL PROTECTION AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS AND SERVICES 11221 Sysmiss 129765 Unit of Quantity 11961 150015 1 133 1 kilogram 2 3 LITRE 699 9 Sack(120kg) 68 10 sack(100kg) 177 11 sack(80kg) 58 12 sack(500kg) 7 13 sack(unspecified) 14 20 Tin (debe)20lts 12 21 Tin (5lts) 64 22 Plastic basin(15lts) 217 25 Bottle(350ml) 30 26 Bottle(300ml) 206 46 Bathing soap (tablet) 516 47 Washing soap (bar) 2562 48 Washing soap (tablet) 547 49 Packet (2kg) 1 50 Packet (1kg) 3 51 Packet (500g) 7 52 Packet (250g) 1 54 Packet (unspecified) 2 84 pair 1102 85 Number of unit (general) 2919 90 Heap large 7 91 Heap medium 29 92 Heap small 64 96 Bundle Big 805 97 Bundle medium 1023 98 Bundle small 515 123 Akendo- big 68 124 Akendo- medium 67 125 Akendo- small 78 133 sadolin tin- 3ltrs 90 a 1 Sysmiss 150015 Qty purchased 10265 151711 0.2 1750 Value purchased 24671 137305 20 34000000 home produced Qty for item 519 161457 0.5 10000 home produced Valuefor item 3186 158790 300 5000000 Qty received inkind for item 1960 160016 1 90 Qty received inkind Value for item 4745 157231 100 1000000 Unit Price for item 10797 151179 33 80000 CEC11. Was %rostertitle% consumed substandard? 11475 150501 1 2 1 Yes 315 2 No 11120 a 40 Sysmiss 150501 CEC12. Did the %rostertitle% perform well, was it enjoyable or fancy? 315 161661 1 5 CEC13. Did the %rostertitle% cause any harm to you or your household members? 315 161661 1 5 CEC14. Was %rostertitle% genuine or deceptive in nature, packaging or labeling? 315 161661 1 5 Did the HH consume [ITEM]? 161976 0 1 2 1 Yes 32211 2 No 129765 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 153950 0 Item Code 153950 0 205 7024 201 Men’s clothing- new 0 202 Women’s clothing –new 0 203 Children’s clothing (excluding school uniforms)-new 0 205 Tailoring and Materials 3079 206 Men’s Footwear 3079 207 Women’s Footwear 3079 208 Children’s Footwear 3079 209 Other Footwear and repairs 3079 301 Furniture Items 3079 302 Carpets, mats, etc 3079 303 Curtains, etc 3079 304 Bedding Mattresses 3079 305 Blankets 3079 306 Others and Repairs 3079 401 Appliances: Electric iron, / Kettles, Refrigerator etc 3079 402 Charcoal and Kerosene Stoves 3079 403 Electronic Equipment (TV, radio cassette, car radios, headphones, earphones, speakers etc) 3079 404 Bicycles 3079 405 Radio 3079 406 Motors, Pick-ups, etc 3079 407 Motor cycles 3079 408 Computers for household use (desktops, laptops, notebooks, software etc) 3079 410 Other equipment and repairs 3079 411 Jewelry, Watches, clocks etc 3079 501 Plastic basins 0 502 Plastic plates/ tumblers 0 503 Jerry cans and plastic buckets 0 504 Enamel and metallic utensils 0 505 Switches, plugs, cables, etc 0 506 Others and repairs 0 602 Boarding and Lodging 3079 603 School uniform 3079 604 Books and supplies 3079 606 Total education expenses 3079 607 Costs to and from school 3079 701 Expenditure on household functions 3079 703 Other services N.E.S. 3079 2011 Men’s clothing- second hand 3079 2012 3079 2021 Women’s clothing –second hand 3079 2022 3079 2031 Children’s clothing (excluding school uniforms)- Second hand 3079 2032 3079 2041 Other clothing and clothing materials/hiring of clothing materials 3079 3031 Bed sheets 3079 4012 Home theatres, DVDs, Decks CD players 3079 4021 Electric/Gas cooker 3079 4031 Flash disks, CDs 3079 4091 Phone Handsets fixed 3079 4092 Phone Handsets mobile 3079 5041 Spoons/Knives/Forks 0 5042 Saucepan/cook-pot/pressure cooker/thermal cooker etc 0 6011 School fees 3079 6012 Registration fees 3079 6013 Exam fees 3079 6051 Other educational expenses 3079 6052 Expenses in day care facility 3079 7021 Insurance connected to health 3079 7022 Third party insurance 3079 7023 Education insurance 3079 7024 Funeral insurance 3079 Coicop Division 29886 124064 3 13 3 CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR 14433 5 FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT AND ROUTINE HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE 3224 7 TRANSPORT 706 8 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION 878 9 RECREATION, SPORT AND CULTURE 2206 10 EDUCATION SERVICES 6325 11 RESTAURANTS AND ACCOMMODATION SERVICES 177 12 INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES 75 13 PERSONAL CARE, SOCIAL PROTECTION AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS AND SERVICES 1862 Sysmiss 124064 Coicop Group 29886 124064 31 139 31 CLOTHING 10184 32 FOOTWEAR 4249 51 FURNITURE, FURNISHINGS, AND LOOSE CARPETS 999 52 HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES 1978 53 HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 65 54 GLASSWARE, TABLEWARE AND HOUSEHOLD UTENSILS 182 55 TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT FOR HOUSE AND GARDEN 0 71 PURCHASE OF VEHICLES 94 73 PASSENGER TRANSPORT SERVICES 612 81 Information and communication equipment 878 97 NEWSPAPERS, BOOKS AND STATIONERY 2206 104 TERTIARY EDUCATION 6325 112 ACCOMMODATION SERVICES 177 121 INSURANCE 75 132 OTHER PERSONAL EFFECTS 1563 133 SOCIAL PROTECTION 6 139 OTHER SERVICES 293 Sysmiss 124064 Coicop Class 29886 124064 312 1390 312 Garments (SD) 9104 314 Cleaning, repair, tailoring and hire of clothing (S) 1080 321 Shoes and other footwear (SD) 3246 322 Cleaning, repair, and hire of footwear (S) 1003 511 Furniture, furnishings and loose carpets (D) 987 512 Repair, installation and hire of furniture, furnishings and loose carpets (S) 12 521 Household textiles (SD) 1978 531 Major household appliances, whether electric or not (D) 4 532 Small household appliances (SD) 44 533 Repair, installation and hire of household appliances (S) 17 540 Glassware, tableware and household utensils (SD) 182 552 Non-motorized tools and miscellaneous accessories (SD) 0 711 Motor cars (D) 8 712 Motorcycles (D) 45 713 Bicycles (D) 41 732 Passenger transport by road (S) 612 811 Fixed telephone equipment (D) 5 812 Mobile telephone equipment (D) 573 813 Information processing equipment (D) 8 814 Equipment for the reception, recording and reproduction of sound and vision (D) 268 815 Unrecorded recording media (SD) 24 971 Books (SD) 2206 1040 Tertiary education (S) 6325 1120 Accommodation services (S) 177 1211 Life and accident insurance (S) 4 1212 Insurance connected with health (S) 6 1214 Insurance connected with transport (S) 65 1321 Jewellery and watches (D) 77 1329 Other personal effects nec (SD) 1486 1330 Social protection (S) 6 1390 Other services (S) 293 Sysmiss 124064 Coicop Sub-Class 29886 124064 3121 13909 3121 Garments for men or boys (SD) 2256 3122 Garments for women or girls (SD) 2619 3123 Garments for infants (0 to under 2 years) (SD) 2706 3124 School uniforms (SD) 1523 3142 Repair, tailoring and hire of clothing (S) 1080 3211 Footwear for men (SD) 935 3212 Footwear for women (SD) 1178 3213 Footwear for infants and children (SD) 1133 3220 Cleaning, repair, and hire of footwear (S) 1003 5111 Household furniture (D) 581 5114 Furnishings, loose carpets and rugs (D) 406 5120 Repair, installation and hire of furniture, furnishings and loose carpets (S) 12 5211 Furnishing fabrics and curtains (SD) 328 5212 Bed linen and bedding (SD) 1650 5311 Major kitchen appliances (D) 4 5329 Other small household appliances (SD) 44 5330 Repair, installation and hire of household appliances (S) 17 5401 Glassware, crystal-ware, ceramic ware and chinaware (SD) 0 5402 Cutlery, flatware and silverware (SD) 0 5403 Kitchen utensils and articles (SD) 182 5404 Repair and hire of glassware, tableware and household utensils (S) 0 5522 Miscellaneous accessories (SD) 0 7112 Second-hand motor cars (D) 8 7120 Motorcycles (D) 45 7130 Bicycles (D) 41 7323 Passenger transport for students to and from school (S) 612 8110 Fixed telephone equipment (D) 5 8120 Mobile telephone equipment (D) 573 8131 Computers, laptops and tablets (D) 8 8140 Equipment for the reception, recording and reproduction of sound and vision (D) 268 8150 Unrecorded recording media (SD) 24 9711 Educational and text books (SD) 2206 10400 Tertiary education (S) 6325 11203 Accommodation services of boarding schools, universities and other educational establishments (S) 177 12110 Life and accident insurance (S) 4 12120 Insurance connected with health (S) 6 12141 Personal transport insurance (S) 65 13211 Jewellery and watches (D) 77 13291 Travel goods and articles for babies and other personal effects nec (SD) 1486 13301 Child care services (S) 6 13909 Other services nec (S) 293 Sysmiss 124064 Item description 153950 0 Purchases Value for item 28984 124966 200 63575000 Consumption out of household /enterprise stock Value 109 153841 2000 5000000 Received in-kind/Free Value 1210 152740 1000 20000000 CED06. Was %rostertitle% consumed substandard? 11889 142061 1 2 1 Yes 336 2 No 11548 a 5 Sysmiss 142061 CED06. Did the %rostertitle% perform well, was it enjoyable or fancy? 336 153614 1 5 CEB18. Did the %rostertitle% cause any harm to you or your household members? 336 153614 1 5 CEB19. Was %rostertitle% genuine or deceptive in nature, packaging or labeling? 336 153614 1 5 Did the HH consume [ITEM]? 153950 0 1 2 1 Yes 29886 2 No 124064 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 19210 0 Item description 19210 0 Item Code 19210 0 801 8031 801 Income tax 1921 802 Property rates (taxes) 1921 803 User fees and charges (passport, legal, photocopying service of marriage) 1921 804 Local Service tax 1921 805 Pension and social security payments 1921 806 Remittances, gifts, and other transfers 1921 807 Funerals and other social functions 1921 808 Interest on loans 1921 809 Others (like subscriptions, interest to consumer debts, etc.) 1921 8031 Other financial services fees 1921 Value 19210 0 0 4665552192583761920 Did the HH consume [ITEM]? 19210 0 1 2 1 Yes 3068 2 No 16142 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 24100 0 Roster instance identifier 24100 0 102 1032 102 Floods 1205 104 Unusually High Level of Crop Pests & Disease 1205 105 Unusually High Level of Livestock Disease 1205 106 Unusually High Costs of Agricultural Inputs 1205 107 Unusually Low Prices for Agricultural Output 1205 108 Reduction in the Earnings of Currently (Off-Farm) Employed Household Member(s) 1205 109 Loss of Employment of Previously Employed Household Member(s) (Not Due to Illness or Accident) 1205 110 Serious Illness or Accident of Income Earner(s) 1205 111 Serious Illness or Accident of Other Household Member(s) 1205 112 Death of Income Earner(s) 1205 113 Death of Other Household Member(s) 1205 114 Theft of Money/Valuables/Non-Agricultural Assets 1205 115 Theft of Agricultural Assets/Output (Crop or Livestock) 1205 116 Conflict/Violence 1205 117 Fire 1205 118 Other (Specify) 1205 1011 Drought 1205 1012 Irregular Rains 1205 1031 Landslides 1205 1032 Erosion 1205 2a.When did the [SHOCK] first occur? MONTH 1475 22625 1 12 1 January 51 2 February 43 3 March 109 4 April 143 5 May 149 6 June 230 7 July 208 8 August 158 9 September 132 10 October 111 11 November 83 12 December 58 Sysmiss 22625 2y.When did the [SHOCK] first occur? YEAR 1475 22625 1 20018 2b.How long did the shock last? 1475 22625 0 30 3a.As a result of the [SHOCK], was there a decline in income 1473 22627 1 2 1 Yes 1224 2 No 249 Sysmiss 22627 3b.As a result of the [SHOCK], was there a decline in assets 1474 22626 1 2 1 Yes 505 2 No 969 Sysmiss 22626 3c.As a result of the [SHOCK], was there a decline food production 1475 22625 1 2 1 Yes 1133 2 No 342 Sysmiss 22625 3d.As a result of the [SHOCK], was there a decline food purchase 1474 22626 1 2 1 Yes 739 2 No 735 Sysmiss 22626 1st household cope with this [SHOCK 1475 22625 1 96 1 Unconditional help provided by relatives/friends 292 2 Unconditional help provided by local government 16 3 Changed dietary patterns involuntarily 313 4 Changed cropping practices (crop choices or technology) 44 5 HH member took on more non-farm (wage- or self-) employment 106 6 HH member took on more farm wage employment 39 7 Household member(s) migrated 1 8 Relied on savings 293 9 Obtained credit 56 10 Sold durable household assets (agricultural or nonagricultural) 36 11 Sold land/building 3 12 Rented out land/building 3 13 Distress sales of animal stock 16 14 Sent children to live elsewhere 2 15 Reduced expenditures on health and education 1 40 Did nothing 230 96 Other (specify) 24 Sysmiss 22625 2nd household cope with this [SHOCK 676 23424 1 96 1 Unconditional help provided by relatives/friends 50 2 Unconditional help provided by local government 13 3 Changed dietary patterns involuntarily 134 4 Changed cropping practices (crop choices or technology) 25 5 HH member took on more non-farm (wage- or self-) employment 73 6 HH member took on more farm wage employment 37 7 Household member(s) migrated 5 8 Relied on savings 170 9 Obtained credit 59 10 Sold durable household assets (agricultural or nonagricultural) 36 11 Sold land/building 3 12 Rented out land/building 7 13 Distress sales of animal stock 13 14 Sent children to live elsewhere 7 15 Reduced expenditures on health and education 7 40 Did nothing 29 96 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss 23424 3rd household cope with this [SHOCK 220 23880 1 96 1 Unconditional help provided by relatives/friends 35 2 Unconditional help provided by local government 0 3 Changed dietary patterns involuntarily 36 4 Changed cropping practices (crop choices or technology) 3 5 HH member took on more non-farm (wage- or self-) employment 8 6 HH member took on more farm wage employment 4 7 Household member(s) migrated 0 8 Relied on savings 39 9 Obtained credit 28 10 Sold durable household assets (agricultural or nonagricultural) 7 11 Sold land/building 1 12 Rented out land/building 4 13 Distress sales of animal stock 9 14 Sent children to live elsewhere 2 15 Reduced expenditures on health and education 6 40 Did nothing 30 96 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss 23880 Did you experience [SHOCK] during the past 12 months? 24100 0 1 2 1 yes 1475 2 No 22625 Unique household identifier in 2018/19 3175 0 has any member of your household cultivated crops including perennial crops (e.g 3175 0 1 2 1 Yes 2622 2 No 553 2. During the last 12 months, has any member of your household raised livestock 3175 0 1 2 1 Yes 2008 2 No 1119 a 48 Household unique identifier 3176 0 District code 3176 0 101 432 Rural/Urban 3176 0 0 1 0 Rural 2367 1 Urban 809 Region of Residence in 2018/19 3176 0 1 4 1 Central 812 2 Eastern 728 3 Northern 894 4 Western 742 RegionxRural/Urban 3176 0 10 41 10 Central rural 468 11 Central urban 344 20 East rural 626 21 East urban 102 30 North rural 702 31 North urban 192 40 West rural 571 41 West urban 171 15 Sub region in 2018/19 3176 0 1 15 1 KAMPALA 142 2 Buganda South 356 3 Buganda South 314 4 Busoga 300 5 Bukedi 100 6 Elgon 161 7 Elgon 167 8 Karamoja 178 9 Lango 322 10 Acholi 99 11 West Nile 295 12 Bunyoro 128 13 Toro 175 14 Ankole 330 15 Kigezi 109 Adult Equivalence Scale Based on Variable hsize 3176 0 1 16 Count of Usual Members Present/Absent 3176 0 1 20 (mean) usize 3176 0 1 26 Monthly household expenditures in nominal prices 3176 0 5500 50115056 Monthly household food expenditures in nominal prices 3172 4 0 680575 Monthly household expenditures in 2009/10 constant prices 3176 0 3350 30147898 Monthly household food expenditures in 2009/10 constant prices 3172 4 0 373737 Welfare based on usual members present 3176 0 4329 10538275 Poverty line in nominal terms 3176 0 11463 11463 Poverty line in 2009/10 constant prices 3176 0 15189 17314 Food poverty line in 2009/10 constant prices 3176 0 30611 30611 Poverty line in 2009/10 constant prices 3176 0 40559 46234 2018/19 Absolute Poverty status 3176 0 0 1 0 Non-poor 2557 1 Poor 619 Quintiles based on the national population 2990 186 1 5 1 Quintile 1 501 2 Quintile 2 551 3 Quintile 3 571 4 Quintile 4 602 5 Quintile 5 765 Sysmiss 186 Quantile group 2990 186 1 10 Quintiles based on rural/urban population 2990 186 1 5 1 Quintile 1 480 2 Quintile 2 510 3 Quintile 3 554 4 Quintile 4 625 5 Quintile 5 821 Sysmiss 186 Quintiles based on regional population 2990 186 1 5 1 Quintile 1 466 2 Quintile 2 520 3 Quintile 3 570 4 Quintile 4 629 5 Quintile 5 805 Sysmiss 186 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 2660 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 2660 0 1 22 UNPS Person ID 2660 0 Interview id 2660 0 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 2660 0 INTERIVIEWER: IS THIS WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW THIS VISIT? 2660 0 1 1 1 Yes 2660 2 No 0 7. RESPONSE CODE (for each woman questionnaire): 2660 0 1 1 1 Completed 2660 2 Partially done 0 3 Not done 0 Household pano weight wave7 2517 143 89 12925 Cross sectional weight 2018/2019 2657 3 327 15999 7. Rural/Urban 2657 3 0 1 0 Rural 1968 1 Urban 689 Sysmiss 3 Year of Interview 2657 3 2018 2019 Month of Interview 2657 3 1 12 4 Region 2657 3 1 4 1 Central 602 2 Eastern 655 3 Northern 793 4 Western 607 Sysmiss 3 4 Region by Urban /Rural 2657 3 10 41 10 Central rural 323 11 Central urban 279 20 East rural 558 21 East urban 97 30 North rural 616 31 North urban 177 40 West rural 471 41 West urban 136 Sysmiss 3 15 Sub region 2657 3 1 15 1 KAMPALA 117 2 Buganda South 257 3 Buganda South 228 4 Busoga 289 5 Bukedi 91 6 Elgon 116 7 Elgon 159 8 Karamoja 154 9 Lango 332 10 Acholi 94 11 West Nile 213 12 Bunyoro 111 13 Toro 151 14 Ankole 262 15 Kigezi 83 Sysmiss 3 Wave VII data set 2657 3 7 7 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 3713 0 Interview id 3713 0 UNPS Person ID 3713 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 3713 0 1 22 INTERIVIEWER: IS THIS WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW THIS VISIT? 3713 0 1 2 1 Yes 2752 2 No 961 1A. Are you currently married or living together with a man as if married? 2740 973 1 3 1 YES, CURRENTLY MARRIED 1209 2 YES, LIVING WITH A MAN 493 3 NO, NOT IN UNION 1034 a 4 Sysmiss 973 IS THE HUSBAND/PARTNER PART OF THE HOUSEHOLD? 1702 2011 1 2 1 Yes 1501 2 No 201 Sysmiss 2011 1B. SELECT THE HUSBAND'S/PARTNER'S NAME. 3713 0 1C. Is this the first time you have been married or lived together with a man as 1702 2011 1 2 1 YES 1342 2 NO 360 Sysmiss 2011 2. Have you ever been married or lived together with a man as if married? 1034 2679 1 3 1 YES, FORMERLY MARRIED 179 2 YES, LIVED WITH A MAN 153 3 NO 702 Sysmiss 2679 3. What is your marital status now: are you widowed, divorced, or separated? 332 3381 1 3 1 WIDOWED 85 2 DIVORCED 16 3 SEPARATED 231 Sysmiss 3381 4. Now I would like to ask you about your first (husband/partner). How old were 692 3021 11 48 5. How old was your husband/partner when you first started living together?AGE 3713 0 Interview id 54250 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 54250 0 1 26 method to delay or avoid pregnancy (roster) 54250 0 1 96 1 female sterili 3875 2 male sterili 3875 3 IUD 3875 4 Injectables 3875 5 implants 3875 6 pill 3875 7 male condom 3875 8 female condom 3875 9 diaphragm 3875 10 foam 3875 11 LAM 3875 12 abstinence 3875 13 withdrawl 3875 96 other 3875 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 54250 0 UNPS Person ID 54250 0 INTERIVIEWER: IS THIS WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW THIS VISIT? 54250 0 1 2 1 Yes 38528 2 No 13454 a 2268 1. NOW I WOULD LIKE TO TALK WITH YOU ABOUT FAMILY PLANNING AND THE VARIOUS WAYS 38360 15890 1 98 1 Yes 2772 2 No 34958 98 Unsure or DK 560 a 70 Sysmiss 15890 2. ARE YOU CURRENTLY DOING SOMETHING OR USING ANY METHOD TO DELAY OR AVOID GETTI 34958 19292 1 2 1 Yes 11284 2 No 23674 Sysmiss 19292 2A. HAVE YOU EVER DONE SOMETHING OR USED ANY METHOD TO DELAY OR AVOID GETTING PR 26446 27804 1 2 1 Yes 8512 2 No 17934 Sysmiss 27804 Are you delaying/avoiding pregnancy with [contraception]? 18172 36078 1 2 1 yes 1423 2 no 16749 Sysmiss 36078 Interview id 21280 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 21280 0 1 22 Assisted with the delivery (name) (roster) 21280 0 1 8 1 doctor 2660 2 nurse 2660 3 med assitant 2660 4 nurse aid 2660 5 traditional 2660 6 relative 2660 7 no one 2660 8 other 2660 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 21280 0 UNPS Person ID 21280 0 INTERIVIEWER: IS THIS WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW THIS VISIT? 21280 0 1 1 1 Yes 21280 2 No 0 1. HAVE YOU EVER GIVEN BIRTH? 21280 0 1 2 1 Yes 16088 2 No 5192 4. DO YOU HAVE ANY SONS OR DAUGHTERS TO WHOM YOU HAVE GIVEN BIRTH WHO ARE NOW LI 16088 5192 1 2 1 Yes 15144 2 No 944 Sysmiss 5192 5a. HOW MANY SONS LIVE WITH YOU AT THE MOMENT? If none, record '00' Sons at home 15144 6136 0 8 5b. HOW MANY DAUGHTERS LIVE WITH YOU AT THE MOMENT? If none, record '00'Daughter 15144 6136 0 7 6. DO YOU HAVE ANY SONS OR DAUGHTERS TO WHOM YOU HAVE GIVEN BIRTH WHO ARE ALIVE 16088 5192 1 2 1 Yes 7232 2 No 8856 Sysmiss 5192 7a. HOW MANY SONS ARE ALIVE BUT DO NOT LIVE WITH YOU? If none, record ‘00’. Sons 7232 14048 0 6 7b. HOW MANY DAUGHTERS ARE ALIVE BUT DO NOT LIVE WITH YOU? If none, record ‘00’. 7232 14048 0 7 8. HAVE YOU EVER GIVEN BIRTH TO A BOY OR GIRL WHO WAS BORN ALIVE BUT LATER DIED? 21280 0 1 2 1 Yes 5040 2 No 16240 9a.HOW MANY BOYS HAVE DIED? If none, record '0' 5040 16240 0 5 9b.HOW MANY GIRLS HAVE DIED? If none, record '0' 5040 16240 0 8 11. JUST TO MAKE SURE THAT I HAVE THIS RIGHT, IN TOTAL HOW MANY LIVE BIRTHS DID 16112 5168 0 17 12a. WHEN DID YOU DELIVER THE LAST CHILD BORN ALIVE? 21280 0 Calculated variable of type Double 21280 0 -6 441 did [help id] assisted with the delivery? 8680 12600 1 2 1 yes 941 2 no 5523 a 2216 Sysmiss 12600 14. Where did you give birth to (NAME OF LAST CHILD)? PROBE TO IDENTIFY THE TYP 8680 12600 1 96 1 Home: Your Home 1016 2 Home: TBA's Home 232 3 Home: Other Home 144 4 Public Sector: Government Hospital 1160 5 Public Sector: Government Health Center 2416 6 Public Sector: Government Health Post 24 8 Private Medical Sector: Private Hospital/Clinic 1128 76 Not Sure, (Specify name of hospital, clinic, etc) 32 86 Other Private Med, (Specify) 96 96 Other Public, (Specify) 72 a 2360 Sysmiss 12600 19. Was the child weighed at birth? 8680 12600 1 8 1 Yes 4264 2 No 1880 8 DK 200 a 2336 Sysmiss 12600 20a. How much did the child weigh at birth? 4264 17016 1 99998 20b. How much did the child weigh at birth?record weight from Recall< 4248 17032 1 2 1 From card 1520 2 From recall 2728 Sysmiss 17032 22. Were you provided with a MAMA Kit? 8680 12600 1 98 1 Yes, free of charge 1448 2 Yes, at a fee 632 3 No 4152 98 DK 88 a 2360 Sysmiss 12600 Interview id 42625 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 42625 0 1 26 Reason not able to get pregnant (roster) 42625 0 1 11 1 no sex 3875 2 menopause 3875 3 never menstruated 3875 4 hysterectomy 3875 5 2 years 3875 6 postpartum 3875 7 breastfeed 3875 8 too old 3875 9 fatalistic 3875 10 other 3875 11 DK 3875 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 42625 0 UNPS Person ID 42625 0 INTERIVIEWER: IS THIS WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW THIS VISIT? 42625 0 1 2 1 Yes 30272 2 No 10571 a 1782 1a. How far long is your pregnancy – how many months? 2178 40447 0 9 2. NOW I WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT YOUR CURRENT PREGNANCY. WHEN YOU GOT PR 2178 40447 1 2 1 Yes 1287 2 No 880 a 11 Sysmiss 40447 3. DID YOU WANT TO HAVE A BABY LATER ON OR DID YOU NOT WANT ANY (MORE) CHILDREN? 880 41745 1 2 1 Later 649 2 No more 231 Sysmiss 41745 3c. Were you given DRUGS for Intestinal worms like this one? 23452 19173 1 98 1 Yes 11275 2 No 9746 98 Dont Know 847 a 1584 Sysmiss 19173 3d. Were you given DRUGS for Intermitent Preventive Treetment for malaria during 23452 19173 1 98 1 Yes 13288 2 No 7986 98 Dont Know 605 a 1573 Sysmiss 19173 3d_1. Did you take SP Fansidar to keep from getting Malaria during pregnancy li 23452 19173 1 98 1 Yes 14608 2 No 6589 98 Don’t know 682 a 1573 Sysmiss 19173 3e_1. How many times did you take SP Fansidar to keep from getting Malaria duri 14608 28017 0 21 4.AFTER THE CHILD YOU ARE NOW EXPECTING, WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE ANOTHER CHILD, O 2178 40447 1 8 1 Have another child 1265 2 No more/None 616 8 Undecided/ DK 286 a 11 Sysmiss 40447 6.WOULD YOU LIKE TO HAVE (A/ANOTHER) CHILD, OR WOULD YOU PREFER NOT TO HAVE ANY 27467 15158 1 8 1 Have (a/another) child 13585 2 No more / None 8767 3 Says she cannot get pregnant 1067 8 Undecided / DK 3630 a 418 Sysmiss 15158 HOW LONG WOULD YOU LIKE TO WAIT BEFORE THE BIRTH OF (ANOTHER) CHILD? 14850 27775 991 998 991 After some Months 517 992 After some Years 10010 993 Does not want to wait (soon/now) 1298 994 Says she cannot get pregnant 77 995 After marriage 2178 996 Other 275 998 DK 484 a 11 Sysmiss 27775 NUMBER OF MONTHS TO WAIT BEFORE THE BIRTH OF (ANOTHER) CHILD. 517 42108 0 24 NUMBER OF YEARS TO WAIT BEFORE THE BIRTH OF (ANOTHER) CHILD. 10010 32615 0 50 10. DO YOU THINK YOU ARE PHYSICALLY ABLE TO GET PREGNANT AT THIS TIME? 18601 24024 1 8 1 Yes 13134 2 No 3223 8 DK 1980 a 264 Sysmiss 24024 was [reason id] the reason for not getting pregnant? 3256 39369 1 2 1 yes 327 2 no 2918 a 11 Sysmiss 39369 13. WHEN DID YOUR LAST MENSTRUAL PERIOD START? Record the answer using the same 30140 12485 1 996 1 Days ago 6875 2 Weeks ago 11363 3 Months ago 6270 4 Years ago 1221 994 In menopause / Has had hysterectomy 539 995 Before last birth 2992 996 Never menstruated 484 a 396 Sysmiss 12485 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 3875 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 3875 0 1 26 UNPS Person ID 3875 0 Interview id 3875 0 INTERIVIEWER: IS THIS WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW THIS VISIT? 3875 0 1 2 1 Yes 2752 2 No 961 a 162 1. HAVE YOU EVER SMOKED CIGARETTES? 2752 1123 1 98 1 Yes 14 2 No 2721 98 Don't know 7 a 10 Sysmiss 1123 2. During the last 30 days, on average how many cigarettes did you smoke in a da 14 3861 0 96 Interview id 112375 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 112375 0 1 26 type of food (roster) 112375 0 2 242 2 grain 3875 3 tubers 3875 4 beans 3875 5 nuts 3875 6 milk 3875 7 egg 3875 8 organ meat 3875 9 other meat 3875 10 3875 11 fish 3875 12 vitamin vegs 0 13 other vegetables 3875 14 vitamin fruits 3875 15 other fruits 3875 16 sweets 3875 17 homemade drinks 3875 18 purchased drinks 3875 19 tea 3875 21 coffee 3875 25 snails 3875 26 other 3875 27 dirth 3875 28 chips 3875 29 condiment 3875 30 3875 121 3875 122 3875 211 3875 241 3875 242 3875 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 112375 0 UNPS Person ID 112375 0 INTERIVIEWER: IS THIS WOMAN AVAILABLE FOR INTERVIEW THIS VISIT? 112375 0 1 2 1 Yes 79808 2 No 27869 a 4698 1.a How long has it been since you last ate or drank anything other than water? 79489 32886 0 120 1b. HOURS 79489 32886 0 52 Did you eat [food id] yesterday? 79489 32886 1 2 1 yes 12822 2 no 66464 a 203 Sysmiss 32886 7. RESPONSE CODE (for each woman questionnaire): 112375 0 0 3 0 3799 1 Completed 78271 2 Partially done 1798 3 Not done 25259 a 3248 8. IF THE WOMAN called (%rostertitle%) IS NOT ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SURVEY, 25259 87116 1 96 1 Refused to take part 406 2 Not available for interview 24273 96 Other, Specify 580 Sysmiss 87116 Full wave5 UNPS household ID or wave6 split-off Parent Household ID 2587 0 old_t0_hhroster__id 2587 0 1 22 UNPS Person ID 2587 0 Interview id 2587 0 Code for Lab Technician 2587 0 Consent obtained 2587 0 1 2 1 YES 2393 2 NO 171 a 23 Time data collection began (Hour) 2393 194 0 1700 Time data collection began (minute) 2393 194 0 1537 Time data collection ended (Hour) 2393 194 0 2018 Time data collection ended (minute) 2393 194 0 2018 Sample taken 2393 194 1 2 1 YES 2379 2 NO 11 a 3 Sysmiss 194 Sufficient volume 2393 194 1 2 1 YES 2358 2 NO 32 a 3 Sysmiss 194 Date sample taken (Day) 2393 194 0 1723821232 Date sample taken (Month) 2393 194 0 23 Date sample taken (Year) 2393 194 0 20178 Serial Number for Hemocue 2587 0 Able to measure Hb level 2393 194 1 2 1 YES 2374 2 NO 16 a 3 Sysmiss 194 Value for hemoglobin 2378 209 0 22.80 The hemoglobin value for non-pregnant woman is <7.0 g/dL The hemoglobin valu 2393 194 1 3 1 YES, REFERRAL GIVEN FOR ANEMIA 24 2 NO 2352 3 NOT APPLICABLE (TEST NOT COMPLETED) 13 a 4 Sysmiss 194 Malaria Test Result 2393 194 1 97 1 POSITIVE 171 2 NEGATIVE 2207 3 INVALID 3 97 NOT APPLICABLE (TEST NOT COMPLETED) 7 a 5 Sysmiss 194 Referral for Malaria 2393 194 1 97 1 YES, REFERRAL GIVEN FOR MALARIA 149 2 NO 2226 3 INVALID 5 97 NOT APPLICABLE (TEST NOT COMPLETED) 9 a 4 Sysmiss 194 H. Pylori Test Result 2393 194 1 97 1 POSITIVE 204 2 NEGATIVE 2171 3 INVALID 7 97 NOT APPLICABLE (TEST NOT COMPLETE) 7 a 4 Sysmiss 194 Sample taken 2393 194 1 2 1 YES 2258 2 NO 132 a 3 Sysmiss 194 Sufficient Volume 2393 194 1 2 1 YES 2284 2 NO 97 a 12 Sysmiss 194 Date sample taken (Day) 2393 194 0 31 Date sample taken (Month) 2393 194 0 110 Date sample taken (Year) 2393 194 0 20018 Consent obtained 2393 194 1 2 1 YES 533 2 NO 1802 a 58 Sysmiss 194 Counseled woman 533 2054 1 2 1 YES 531 2 NO 2 Sysmiss 2054 Sample taken 533 2054 1 2 1 YES 521 2 NO 11 a 1 Sysmiss 2054 Sufficient volume 533 2054 1 2 1 YES 517 2 NO 8 a 8 Sysmiss 2054 Date sample taken (Day) 533 2054 1 31 Date sample taken (Month) 533 2054 1 12 Date sample taken (Year) 533 2054 18 2019 Time dose of Vit A2 ingested(Hour) 533 2054 0 1600 Time dose of Vit A2 ingested minutes 533 2054 0 59 Time data collection began (Hour) 533 2054 5 1900 Time data collection began (minute) 533 2054 0 59 Time data collection ended (Hour) 533 2054 5 1900 Time data collection ended (minute) 533 2054 0 59 Household Identifier 2018/19 3176 0 Latitude in degrees, modified 3170 6 -1 4 Longitude in degrees, modified 3170 6 30 35