DDI_ETH_2021_ESPS-W5_v02_M_WB Development Data Group 2024-01-15 Metadata Editor Version 02 (April 2025) ETH_2021_ESPS-W5_v02_M Socio-Economic Panel Survey 2021-2022 Wave 5 ESPS 2021-22 Ethiopian Statistical Service (ESS) The World Bank National Bank of Ethiopia World Bank Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office Government of Ethiopia Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Metadata Editor LSMS Database Manager World Bank Microdata Library Living Standards Measurement Study [hh/lsms] The fifth wave of the Ethiopia Socioeconomic Panel Survey (ESPS 2021/22) has been implemented by the Ethiopian Statistical Service with technical support from the Living Standards Measurement Study (LSMS), World Bank. ESPS-5 covers all regions of the country except Tigray. Therefore, the survey is nationally representative and provides national and regional estimates for rural and urban areas except for Tigray. It collects detailed socioeconomic information from the same households over time to monitor national and global goals, understand the dynamics of well-being in rural and urban areas, and to support policy and program evaluations. The fifth wave was conducted from September 12, 2021, to June 30, 2022. It interviewed 4,999 households from 438 enumeration areas. Version 02: Anonymous dataset for public distribution Financial services data has been included in this version. The Ethiopia Socioeconomic Panel Survey (ESPS) is a collaborative project between the Ethiopian Statistical Service (ESS) and the World Bank Living Standards Measurement Study-Integrated Surveys on Agriculture (LSMS-ISA) team. The objective of the LSMS-ISA is to collect multi-topic, household-level panel data with a special focus on improving agriculture statistics and generating a clearer understanding of the link between agriculture and other sectors of the economy. The project also aims to build capacity, share knowledge across countries, and improve survey methodologies and technology. ESPS is a long-term project to collect panel data. The project responds to the data needs of the country, given the dependence of a high percentage of households on agriculture activities in the country. The ESPS collects information on household agricultural activities along with other information on the households like human capital, other economic activities, and access to services and resources. The ability to follow the same households over time makes the ESPS a new and powerful tool for studying and understanding the role of agriculture in household welfare over time as it allows analyses of how households add to their human and physical capital, how education affects earnings, and the role of government policies and programs on poverty, inter alia. The ESPS is the first-panel survey to be carried out by the Ethiopian Statistical Service that links a multi-topic household questionnaire with detailed data on agriculture. Ethiopia The survey covered all de jure households excluding prisons, hospitals, military barracks, and school dormitories. Sample survey data [ssd] Ethiopian Statistical Service Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi] Final data cleaning was carried out on all data files. Only errors that could be clearly and confidently fixed by the team were corrected; errors that had no clear fix were left in the datasets. Cleaning methods for these errors are left up to the data user. The electronic datasets are organized by questionnaire with the following labels on file names in parentheses: household (hh), community (com), post-planting agriculture (pp), post-harvest agriculture (ph), and livestock (ls). The data within each questionnaire do not contain any constructed variables. For example, the ESPS data provide almost all variables needed to construct an estimate of total household consumption, but the data set does not contain an estimated value of total consumption. The only compiled data that are included with the ESPS files are the geospatial variables The ESPS collects confidential information on respondents. The confidential variables pertain to (i) names of the respondents to the household and community questionnaires, (ii) village and constituency names, (iii) descriptions of household dwelling and agricultural field locations, (iv) phone numbers of household members and their reference contacts, (v) GPS-based dwelling and agricultural field locations, (vi) names of the children of the head/spouse living elsewhere, (vii) names of the deceased household members, , and (viii) names of field staff. To maintain confidentiality, this information is not included in the ESPS public use data. To partially satisfy user interest in the geo-referenced location, while preserving the confidentiality of sample households and communities, modified EA-level coordinates are provided as part of the household geo-variable table. Modified coordinates are generated by applying a random offset within a specified range to the average EA value (following the Measure DHS approach). For households that have moved between waves 4 and 5 and are more than 5 km from their baseline location, the offset is with respect to the new household location. More specifically, the coordinate modification strategy relies on the random offset of EA center-point coordinates (or the average of household GPS locations by EA in ESPS) within a specified range determined by the urban and rural classification. For small towns and urban areas, an offset range of 0-2 km is used. In rural areas, where communities are more dispersed and the risk of the disclosure may be higher, a range of 0-5 km offset is used. Additionally, an offset range of 0-10 km is applied to 1% of EAs, effectively increasing the known range for all points to 10 km while introducing only a small amount of noise. Offset points are constrained at the zone level so that they still fall within the correct zone for spatial joins or point-in-polygon overlays. The result is a set of coordinates, representative at the EA level, that fall within known limits of accuracy. Users should take into account the offset range when considering different types of spatial analysis or queries with the data. Analysis of the spatial relationships between locations in close proximity would not be reliable. However, spatial queries using medium or low-resolution datasets should be minimally affected by the offsets Before being granted access to the dataset, all users have to formally agree: 1. To make no copies of any files or portions of files to which s/he is granted access except those authorized by the data depositor. 2. Not to use any technique in an attempt to learn the identity of any person, establishment, or sampling unit not identified on public use data files. 3. To hold in strictest confidence the identification of any establishment or individual that may be inadvertently revealed in any documents or discussion, or analysis. Such inadvertent identification revealed in her/his analysis will be immediately brought to the attention of the data depositor. Public use files, accessible to all 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 the use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. sect_cover_hh_w5.dta 4959 25 .dta sect1_hh_w5.dta 25374 63 .dta sect2_hh_w5.dta 22688 43 .dta sect3_hh_w5.dta 22688 69 .dta sect3b_hh_w5.dta 22688 23 .dta sect4_hh_w5.dta 22688 82 .dta sect5a_hh_w5.dta 22688 91 .dta Banking and financial inclusion sect5b_hh_w5.dta 22688 60 .dta Digital financial services sect6a_hh_w5.dta 366966 28 .dta sect6b2_hh_w5.dta 4959 13 .dta sect6b3_hh_w5.dta 7692 15 .dta sect6b4_hh_w5.dta 39672 19 .dta sect6c_hh_w5.dta 22688 47 .dta sect7a_hh_w5.dta 59508 15 .dta sect7b_hh_w5.dta 64467 15 .dta sect8_hh_w5.dta 4959 24 .dta sect9_hh_w5.dta 94221 25 .dta sect10a_hh_w5.dta 4959 69 .dta sect11_hh_w5.dta 183483 17 .dta sect12a_hh_w5.dta 4959 20 .dta sect12b1_hh_w5.dta 1551 68 .dta sect12b2_hh_w5.dta 3518 16 .dta sect12c_hh_w5.dta 1096 32 .dta sect12c_q1_hh_w5.dta 2875 13 .dta sect12d_hh_w5.dta 46000 21 .dta sect12e_hh_w5.dta 49590 27 .dta sect12f_hh_w5.dta 4959 17 .dta sect13_hh_w5.dta 69426 21 .dta sect14_hh_w5.dta 14877 30 .dta sect15a_hh_w5.dta 4959 29 .dta Credit access filter and constraints sect15b_hh_w5.dta 1033 30 .dta Credit details data sect01a_com_w5.dta 433 11 .dta sect01b_com_w5.dta 433 23 .dta sect02_com_w5.dta 2335 19 .dta sect03_com_w5.dta 433 36 .dta sect04_com_w5.dta 433 106 .dta sect05_com_w5.dta 433 27 .dta sect06_com_w5.dta 433 69 .dta sect07_com_w5.dta 668 18 .dta sect08_com_w5.dta 4763 34 .dta sect09_com_w5.dta 433 26 .dta sect10a_com_w5.dta 433 19 .dta sect10b_com_w5.dta 27155 16 .dta sect11_com_w5.dta 3464 43 .dta sect12_com_w5.dta 433 15 .dta sect_cover_pp_w5.dta 2110 29 .dta sect1_pp_w5.dta 12117 23 .dta sect2_pp_w5.dta 6594 54 .dta sect3_pp_w5.dta 14878 145 .dta sect4_pp_w5.dta 14239 62 .dta sect5_pp_w5.dta 7733 36 .dta sect7_pp_w5.dta 2110 88 .dta sect9a_pp_w5.dta 14239 26 .dta sect_cover_ph_w5.dta 1596 28 .dta sect1_ph_w5.dta 9058 21 .dta sect9_ph_w5.dta 13772 48 .dta sect10_ph_w5.dta 13608 59 .dta sect11_ph_w5.dta 7534 75 .dta sect_cover_ls_w5.dta 2110 29 .dta sect8_1_ls_w5.dta 31776 25 .dta sect8_2_ls_w5.dta 28400 36 .dta sect8_3_ls_w5.dta 10650 81 .dta sect8_4_ls_w5.dta 28400 42 .dta eth_householdgeovariables_y5.dta 4890 52 .dta Household geo-variables eth_plotgeovariables_y5.dta 4890 52 .dta Plot geo-variables cons_agg_w5.dta 4959 22 .dta crop_cf_wave5.dta 1175 12 .dta Crop unit of measurement conversion factor data food_cf_wave5.dta 1269 13 .dta Food item unit of measurement conversion factor data Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 RURAL 2285 2 URBAN 2674 household sample weight 4959 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 4959 Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview 4959 Region code 4959 2 15 1 TIGRAY 0 2 AFAR 250 3 AMHARA 656 4 OROMIA 637 5 SOMALI 522 6 BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 206 7 SNNP 657 12 GAMBELA 422 13 HARAR 444 14 ADDIS ABABA 644 15 DIRE DAWA 521 Zone Code 4959 Woreda Code 4959 City Code 4959 Sub city code 4959 Kebele Code 4959 EA code 4959 Household ID 4959 Household Size 4959 1 17 1 408 2 547 3 739 4 942 5 783 6 581 7 391 8 247 9 150 10 86 11 46 12 29 13 5 14 1 15 3 17 1 Household Head Name 4959 13. Did this household complete a post-planting questionnaire? 4959 1 2 1 YES 2084 2 NO 2875 17. Interviewer Name 4959 18. Supervisor Name 4959 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Latitude 4959 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Longitude 4959 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Accuracy 4959 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Altitude 4959 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Timestamp 4959 Branch code 4959 Unique Household Indentifier 25374 Household member ID 25374 1 20 1 4887 2 4566 3 4130 4 3543 5 2744 6 2024 7 1362 8 881 9 545 10 324 11 174 12 96 13 48 14 23 15 12 16 8 17 3 18 2 19 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 25374 Rural/Urban 25374 1 2 1 1. RURAL 13306 2 2. URBAN 12068 household sample weight 25374 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 25374 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1234 3 3. AMHARA 3010 4 4. OROMIA 3315 5 5. SOMALI 3580 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 925 7 7. SNNP 3634 12 12. GAMBELA 2331 13 13. HARAR 2079 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2858 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2408 Zone Code 25374 Woreda Code 25374 City Code 25374 Sub city code 25374 Kebele Code 25374 EA code 25374 Household ID 25374 Name of Household member 25374 1. What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of household? 25371 3 1 15 1 1. Head 4959 2 2. Spouse 3491 3 3. Son/Daughter 13460 4 4. Grandchild 1003 5 5. Father/Mother 331 6 6. Sister/Brother 594 7 7. Niece/Nephew 280 8 8. Uncle/Aunt 77 9 9. Son/Daughter-in-Law 111 10 10. Father/month-in-Law 83 11 11. Brother/Sister-in-Law 59 12 12. Grandparent 59 13 13. Other Relative 408 14 14. Servant 266 15 15. Non Relative 190 Sysmiss 3 2. What is the sex of [NAME]? 25374 1 2 1 1. Male 12348 2 2. Female 13026 3a. How old is [NAME]? (COMPLETED YEARS) 25374 0 100 3b. How old is [NAME]? (MONTHS) 4383 20991 0 11 0 661 1 279 2 504 3 496 4 328 5 444 6 423 7 295 8 403 9 194 10 155 11 201 Sysmiss 20991 4. Is [NAME] a new member of this household? 25256 118 1 2 1 1. YES 2235 2 2. NO 23021 Sysmiss 118 5. Is [NAME] still a member of this household? 23021 2353 1 2 1 1. YES 20453 2 2. NO 2568 Sysmiss 2353 6. For how many weeks during the last 12 months was [NAME] away? 20504 4870 0 52 0 17671 1 438 2 382 3 152 4 216 5 68 6 79 7 46 8 144 9 10 10 22 11 10 12 1057 13 8 14 11 15 24 16 25 17 1 18 9 20 30 21 3 22 2 23 1 24 27 25 5 26 1 28 13 30 12 32 12 34 1 36 3 38 1 40 2 42 1 45 5 48 7 50 3 52 2 Sysmiss 4870 7. IS RESPONDENT 10 YEARS OR OLDER? 22688 2686 1 2 1 1. YES 17124 2 2. NO 5564 Sysmiss 2686 8. What is [NAME]'S main religion? 17122 8252 1 8 1 1. ORTHODOX 5927 2 2. CATHOLIC 56 3 3. PROTESTANT 3329 4 4. MUSLEM 7692 5 5. TRADITIONAL 69 6 6. PEGAN 12 7 7. WAKEFETA 36 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 1 Sysmiss 8252 8. Please specify other religion 25374 9. What is [NAME]'s marital status? 17122 8252 1 6 1 1. NEVER MARRIED 8253 2 2. MARRIED (MONOGAMOUS) 7213 3 3. MARRIED (POLYGAMOUS) 279 4 4. DIVORCED 428 5 5. SEPERATED 204 6 6. WIDOWED 745 7 7. CO-HABITING 0 Sysmiss 8252 10. Does [NAME]'s spouse/ partner live in this household now? 7492 17882 1 2 1 1. YES 6560 2 2. NO 932 Sysmiss 17882 11. WRITE ID CODE OF CURRENT SPOUSE 6560 18814 1 15 1 3205 2 2897 3 144 4 92 5 62 6 50 7 30 8 30 9 18 10 12 11 9 12 7 13 3 15 1 Sysmiss 18814 12. In what region were Name born? 22686 2688 1 18 1 1. TIGRAY 139 2 2. AFAR 933 3 3. AMHARA 3501 4 4. OROMIA 4033 5 5. SOMALIE 3323 6 6. BENSHAGUL GUMUZ 613 7 7. SNNP 2716 12 12. GAMBELLA 1530 13 13. HARARI 1449 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 1615 15 15. DIREDAWA 1650 16 16. OUTSIDE OF ETHIOPIA (SPECIFY) 37 17 17. Sidama 464 18 18. South Western Region 683 Sysmiss 2688 13. Does [NAME]'s biological father live in this household? 22686 2688 1 2 1 1. YES 9817 2 2. NO 12869 Sysmiss 2688 14. What is the individual ID of [NAME]'s biological father? 9817 15557 1 12 1 8723 2 631 3 105 4 60 5 62 6 59 7 27 8 43 9 46 10 10 11 40 12 11 Sysmiss 15557 15. Is [NAME]'s biological father alive? 12869 12505 1 2 1 1. YES 5263 2 2. NO 7606 Sysmiss 12505 16. Highest educational level completed by [NAME]'s biological father 22685 2689 0 99 0 0. KINDERGARDEN 611 1 1. 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 254 2 2. 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 323 3 3. 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 545 4 4. 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 761 5 5. 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 674 6 6. 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 758 7 7. 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 502 8 8. 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 906 9 9. 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 213 10 10. 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 517 11 11. 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 99 12 12. 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 553 13 13. CERTIFICATE 27 14 14. TEACHER TRAINING CERTIFICATE 23 15 15. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 6 16 16. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 13 17 17. DIPLOMA 324 18 18. 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 22 19 19. 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) 443 20 20. GRADUATE DEGREE (MA/MS/MPHIL/PHD) 111 21 21. NC 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 73 22 22. NC 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 318 23 23. NC 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 36 24 24. NC 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 144 25 25. NC CERTIFICATE (10+1)- TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 11 26 26. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2)- LEVEL 2 INCOMPLETE 14 27 27. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2) COMPLETE 17 28 28. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 ONE YEAR COMPLETE 35 29 29. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 TWO YEARS COMPLETE 14 30 30. NC DIPLOMA (10+3) LEVEL 3 240 31 31. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 4 32 32. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 14 33 33. 3RD YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 27 34 34. 1ST DEGREE OR LEVEL 4 COMPLETE 123 35 35. ABOVE 1ST DEGREE / LEVEL 4 380 93 93. INFORMAL EDUCATION /BASIC EDUCATION 727 94 94. ADULT EDUCATION 89 95 95. ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION 26 96 96. NON-REGULAR 1319 98 98. ILLITRATE 10587 99 99. DON'T KNOW 802 Sysmiss 2689 17. Does [NAME]'s biological mother live in this household? 22686 2688 1 2 1 1. YES 11966 2 2. NO 10720 Sysmiss 2688 18. What is the person ID of [NAME]'s biological mother? 11965 13409 1 16 1 2542 2 8637 3 214 4 141 5 101 6 101 7 68 8 55 9 33 10 27 11 17 12 6 13 14 14 7 15 1 16 1 Sysmiss 13409 19. Is [NAME]'s biological mother alive? 10718 14656 1 2 1 1. YES 5370 2 2. NO 5348 Sysmiss 14656 20. Highest educational level completed by [NAME]'s biological mother 22685 2689 0 99 0 0. KINDERGARDEN 604 1 1. 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 207 2 2. 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 388 3 3. 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 535 4 4. 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 557 5 5. 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 448 6 6. 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 496 7 7. 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 445 8 8. 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 711 9 9. 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 147 10 10. 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 409 11 11. 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 37 12 12. 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 242 13 13. CERTIFICATE 12 14 14. TEACHER TRAINING CERTIFICATE 18 15 15. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 3 16 16. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 4 17 17. DIPLOMA 204 18 18. 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 8 19 19. 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) 147 20 20. GRADUATE DEGREE (MA/MS/MPHIL/PHD) 23 21 21. NC 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 59 22 22. NC 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 295 23 23. NC 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 30 24 24. NC 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 104 25 25. NC CERTIFICATE (10+1)- TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 26 26 26. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2)- LEVEL 2 INCOMPLETE 8 27 27. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2) COMPLETE 21 28 28. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 ONE YEAR COMPLETE 22 29 29. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 TWO YEARS COMPLETE 11 30 30. NC DIPLOMA (10+3) LEVEL 3 226 31 31. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 10 32 32. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 12 33 33. 3RD YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 18 34 34. 1ST DEGREE OR LEVEL 4 COMPLETE 52 35 35. ABOVE 1ST DEGREE / LEVEL 4 141 93 93. INFORMAL EDUCATION /BASIC EDUCATION 555 94 94. ADULT EDUCATION 57 95 95. ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION 12 96 96. NON-REGULAR 430 98 98. ILLITRATE 14393 99 99. DON'T KNOW 558 Sysmiss 2689 21. What was the industry of occupation of [NAME]'s biological father? 22686 2688 1 99 1 1. AGRICULTURE 15700 2 2. MINING 45 3 3. MANUFACTURING 330 4 4. PROFESSIONAL/SCIENTIFIC/TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES 804 5 5. ELECTRICITY 66 6 6. CONSTRUCTION 577 7 7. TRANSPORTATION 511 8 8. BUYING AND SELLING 1146 9 9. FINANCIAL SERVICES 143 10 10. PERSONAL SERVICES 490 11 11. EDUCATION 454 12 12. HEALTH 169 13 13. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 684 14 14. OTHER SERVICES (SPECIFY) 296 15 15. HOUSE WIFE 132 16 16. UNEMPLOYED 981 17 17. HOTEL AND RESTUARANT 78 18 18. INFORMATION COMMUNICATION 33 19 19. REAL ESTATE 8 20 20. ARTIST OR ENTERTAINER 21 99 99. DON'T KNOW 18 Sysmiss 2688 Please specify the other industry 25374 22. What was the industry of occupation of [NAME]'s biological mother? 22686 2688 1 99 1 1. AGRICULTURE 8417 2 2. MINING 14 3 3. MANUFACTURING 181 4 4. PROFESSIONAL/SCIENTIFIC/TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES 219 5 5. ELECTRICITY 15 6 6. CONSTRUCTION 28 7 7. TRANSPORTATION 20 8 8. BUYING AND SELLING 1175 9 9. FINANCIAL SERVICES 77 10 10. PERSONAL SERVICES 378 11 11. EDUCATION 279 12 12. HEALTH 171 13 13. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 144 14 14. OTHER SERVICES (SPECIFY) 109 15 15. HOUSE WIFE 9474 16 16. UNEMPLOYED 1830 17 17. HOTEL AND RESTUARANT 123 18 18. INFORMATION COMMUNICATION 7 19 19. REAL ESTATE 3 20 20. ARTIST OR ENTERTAINER 16 99 99. DON'T KNOW 6 Sysmiss 2688 22. Please specify the other industry 25374 23. Why did [NAME] leave this household? 2563 22811 1 15 1 1. DIVORCE/SEPARATION 93 2 2. LEFT FOR STUDIES/EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY 312 3 3. LEFT FOR WORK 425 4 4. LEFT TO FIND BETTER LAND 23 5 5. HEALTH REASONS 24 6 6. SECURITY REASONS 24 7 7. FOR MARRIAGE/COHABITATION 523 8 8. TO JOIN THEIR FAMILY ALREADY LIVING IN ANOTHER LOCATION 384 9 9. MOVED WITH FAMILY 143 10 10. LEFT TO SET UP OWN HOME 126 11 11. DEAD 246 12 12. OTHER(SPECIFY) 37 13 13. DROUGHT AND NATURAL DISASTER 11 14 14. A servant and left the household 127 15 15. I don't know this person 65 Sysmiss 22811 23. Please specify the other reason 25374 24a. In which month did [NAME] leave this household? 2128 23246 1 13 1 1. September 377 2 2. October 255 3 3. November 197 4 4. December 231 5 5. January 266 6 6. February 185 7 7. March 177 8 8. April 103 9 9. May 60 10 10. June 90 11 11. July 99 12 12. August 82 13 13. PAGUME 6 Sysmiss 23246 24b. In which year did [NAME] leave this household? 2128 23246 2011 2014 2011 201 2012 587 2013 660 2014 680 Sysmiss 23246 25. Does [NAME] reside in Ethiopia or outside Ethiopia now? 2128 23246 1 2 1 1. INSIDE ETHIOPIA 2044 2 2. OUTSIDE ETHIOPIA 84 Sysmiss 23246 26. Which region does [NAME] reside in at present? 2044 23330 1 18 1 1. Tigray 6 2 2. Afar 104 3 3. Amhara 341 4 4. Oromia 367 5 5. Somalia 179 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 83 7 7. SNNPR 214 12 12. Gambella 202 13 13. Hareri 81 14 14. Addis Ababa 255 15 15. Diredawa 95 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 49 18 18. South Western Region 68 Sysmiss 23330 27. Does [NAME] currently reside in an urban or in a rural location? 1789 23585 1 2 1 1. RURAL 908 2 2. URBAN 881 Sysmiss 23585 28. What type of urban location does [NAME] currently reside in? 881 24493 1 5 1 1. WOREDA TOWN 348 2 2. ZONAL TOWN 241 3 3. REGIONAL TOWN 180 4 4. Dire Dawa 83 5 5. OTHER TOWNS 29 Sysmiss 24493 29. What country does [NAME] reside in at present? 84 25290 1 20 1 1. DJIBOUTI 18 2 2. SOMALIA 5 3 3. SUDAN 5 4 4. SOUTH SUDAN 1 5 5. ERITREA 0 6 6. KENYA 6 7 7. LEBANON (BEIRUT, ETC.) 4 8 8. UAE (DUBAI, ETC.) 8 9 9. YEMEN 1 10 10. SAUDI ARABIA 9 11 11. BAHRAIN 1 12 12. KUWAIT 1 13 13. EGYPT 1 14 14. OTHER ARAB COUNTRIES 2 15 15. OTHER AFRICAN COUNTRY 7 16 16. AMERICA (U.S.) 6 17 17. CANADA 1 18 18. ENGLAND (LONDON, ETC.) 1 19 19. OTHER EUROPEAN COUNTRY 4 20 20. OTHER COUNTRY (SPECIFY) 3 Sysmiss 25290 29 Please specify Other country 25374 30. How many months has [NAME] been away? (Scince left the HH)? 2128 23246 0 2013 31. Has [NAME] found work or started work? 2127 23247 1 2 1 1. YES 642 2 2. NO 1485 Sysmiss 23247 32a. What is [NAME's] occupation? (DESC) 25374 32b. What is [NAME's] occupation? (CODE) 641 24733 1 10 1 1. LEGISLATORS, SENIOR GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND MANAGERS 9 2 2. PROFESSIONALS/ PHYSICAL, MATHEMATICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCE PROFESSIONALS 44 3 3. TECHNICIANS AND ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS/ PHYSICAL AND ENGINEERING SCIENCE ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS 19 4 4. CLERKS, OFFICE CLERKS 32 5 5. SERVICE WORKERS AND SHOP AND MARKET SALES WORKERS/ PERSONAL AND PROTECTIVE SERVICE WORKERS, TRAVEL ATTENDANTS AND RELATED WORKERS 109 6 6. SKILLED AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY WORKERS MARKET-ORIENTED SKILLED AGRICULTURAL AND FISHERY WORKERS 131 7 7. CRAFT AND RELATED TRADES WORKERS, EXTRACTION AND BUILDING TRADES WORKERS 22 8 8. PLANT AND MACHINE OPERATORS AND ASSEMBLERS, STATIONARY-PLANT AND RELATED OPERATORS 15 9 9. ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS, SALES AND SERVICES ELEMENTARY OCCUPATIONS 203 10 10. ARMY/ MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES 57 Sysmiss 24733 33. What is the main activity of the enterprise where [NAME] works? 641 24733 1 20 1 1. AGRICULTURE/Forestry /hunting 152 2 2. MINING 6 3 3. MANUFACTURING 17 4 4. PROFESSIONAL/SCIENTIFIC/TECHNICAL 29 5 5. ELECTRICITY 3 6 6. CONSTRUCTION 35 7 7. TRANSPORTATION 48 8 8. BUYING AND SELLING 74 9 9. FINANCIAL SERVICES 11 10 10. PERSONAL SERVICES 108 11 11. EDUCATION 34 12 12. HEALTH 16 13 13. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION 64 14 14. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 15 15. HOUSEWIFE 9 16 16. UNEMPLOYED 4 17 17. HOTEL AND RESTUARANT 20 18 18. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION 1 19 19. REAL ESTATE 0 20 20. ARTIST 4 Sysmiss 24733 33 Please specify other economic activity 25374 34. Who provided information to [NAME] where to go and/or how to find work? 2126 23248 1 11 1 1. FAMILY 1182 2 2. FRIENDS 177 3 3. NEIGHBORS 9 4 4. RADIO OR TV 3 5 5. INTERNET 2 6 6. AGENT/BROKERS 9 7 7. EMPLOYERS 13 8 8. GOVERNMENT 38 9 9. SELF 332 10 10. OTHER (SPECIFY) 81 11 11. DON'T KNOW 280 Sysmiss 23248 34 Please specify other source of information 25374 35. From whom did [NAME] mainly obtain money for the moveout? 2126 23248 1 8 1 1. FAMILY 1379 2 2. FRIENDS 71 3 3. ACQUAINTANCES 5 4 4. STRANGERS 21 5 5. NGOS 26 6 6. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION 370 7 7. GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION 35 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 219 Sysmiss 23248 35 Please specify other source of money 25374 36. Did anyone help [NAME] while travelling or at the final destination? 2126 23248 1 3 1 1. YES 927 2 2. NO 833 3 3. Don't Know 366 Sysmiss 23248 35. Who helped [NAME] while travelling or at the final destinationt? 927 24447 1 8 1 1. FAMILY 756 2 2. FRIENDS 95 3 3. ACQUAINTANCES 21 4 4. STRANGERS 11 5 5. NGOS 2 6 6. RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION 3 7 7. GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION 34 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 5 Sysmiss 24447 37 Please specify the who have supported Name in the destination 25374 Unique Household Indentifier 22688 Household member ID 22688 1 20 1 4685 2 4137 3 3421 4 3082 5 2412 6 1816 7 1257 8 794 9 486 10 290 11 148 12 83 13 39 14 17 15 10 16 7 17 2 18 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 22688 Rural/Urban 22688 1 2 1 1. RURAL 11735 2 2. URBAN 10953 household sample weight 22688 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 22688 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1093 3 3. AMHARA 2619 4 4. OROMIA 2963 5 5. SOMALI 3323 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 815 7 7. SNNP 3208 12 12. GAMBELA 2008 13 13. HARAR 1891 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2562 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2206 Zone Code 22688 Woreda Code 22688 City Code 22688 Sub city code 22688 Kebele Code 22688 EA code 22688 Household ID 22688 0. IS [NAME] AGE 4 YEARS OR OLDER? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 20823 2 2. NO 1865 1. IS THIS PERSON ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF/ HERSELF? 20823 1865 1 2 1 1. YES 9298 2 2. NO 11525 Sysmiss 1865 2. PERSON RESPONDING ON BEHALF OF [NAME] 11525 11163 1 15 1 6633 2 3801 3 409 4 240 5 159 6 107 7 66 8 30 9 26 10 9 11 17 12 7 13 2 14 5 15 14 Sysmiss 11163 3. Can [NAME] read and write in any language? 20823 1865 1 2 1 1. YES 12580 2 2. NO 8243 Sysmiss 1865 4. Has [NAME] ever attended any school? 20823 1865 1 2 1 1. YES 13889 2 2. NO 6934 Sysmiss 1865 5. What was the main reason [NAME] never attended school? 6934 15754 1 17 1 1. TOO YOUNG 1518 2 2. TOO FAR AWAY / NO SCHOOL NEARBY 691 3 3. TOO EXPENSIVE 146 4 4. WORKING (HOME OR JOB) 279 5 5. LACK OF MONEY 160 6 6. DEATH OF PARENT(S) 122 7 7. SEPARATION OF PARENTS 30 8 8. DID NOT HAVE INTEREST 731 9 9. PARENTS DO NOT THINK IT IS IMPORTANT 1057 10 10. PARENTS OPPOSED TO SCHOOLING 406 11 11. ILLNESS 90 12 12. DISABILITY 55 13 13. CONFLICT (MILITANCY/ INSURGENCY) 5 14 14. MARRIAGE 679 15 15. IGNORANCE 443 16 16. TOO OLD 486 17 17. OTHER (SPECIFY) 36 Sysmiss 15754 5_os. Please specify the other reason. 22688 6. What is the highest educational level completed? 13886 8802 0 99 0 0. KINDERGARDEN 1243 1 1. 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 858 2 2. 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 1029 3 3. 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 1111 4 4. 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 1137 5 5. 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 990 6 6. 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 946 7 7. 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 908 8 8. 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 995 9 9. 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 301 10 10. 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 514 11 11. 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 121 12 12. 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 315 13 13. CERTIFICATE 12 14 14. TEACHER TRAINING CERTIFICATE 12 15 15. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 18 16 16. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 18 17 17. DIPLOMA 205 18 18. 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 17 19 19. 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) 272 20 20. GRADUATE DEGREE (MA/MS/MPHIL/PHD) 68 21 21. NC 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 301 22 22. NC 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 625 23 23. NC 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 205 24 24. NC 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 213 25 25. NC CERTIFICATE (10+1)- TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 28 26 26. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2)- LEVEL 2 INCOMPLETE 22 27 27. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2) COMPLETE 42 28 28. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 ONE YEAR COMPLETE 33 29 29. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 TWO YEARS COMPLETE 32 30 30. NC DIPLOMA (10+3) LEVEL 3 365 31 31. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 33 32 32. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 47 33 33. 3RD YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 62 34 34. 1ST DEGREE OR LEVEL 4 COMPLETE 168 35 35. ABOVE 1ST DEGREE / LEVEL 4 369 93 93. INFORMAL EDUCATION /BASIC EDUCATION 117 94 94. ADULT EDUCATION 7 95 95. ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION 3 96 96. NON-REGULAR 45 98 98. ILLITRATE 68 99 99. DON'T KNOW 11 Sysmiss 8802 7. Is [NAME] currently attending school? 13886 8802 1 2 1 1. YES 6983 2 2. NO 6903 Sysmiss 8802 8. Why is not [NAME] currently in school? 6903 15785 1 18 1 1. HAD ENOUGH SCHOOLING 725 2 2. AWAITING ADMISSION 180 3 3. NO SCHOOL / LACK OF TEACHERS 144 4 4. NO TIME / NO INTEREST 1951 5 5. LACK OF MONEY 707 6 6. MARITAL OBLIGATION 1736 7 7. SICKNESS 119 8 8. DISABILITY 28 9 9. SEPARATION OF PARENTS 27 10 10. DEATH OF PARENTS 67 11 11. TOO OLD TO ATTEND 556 12 12. DOMESTIC OBLIGATION 484 13 13. CONFLICT (MILITANCY/ INSURGENCY) 26 14 14. OTHER (SPECIFY) 32 15 15. PREGNANCY 28 17 17. COMMUNAL CHALLENGE/OBLIGATION/PRACTICE 85 18 18. WORRIED RISK OF CONTRACTING COVIDS VIRUS 8 Sysmiss 15785 8_os. Please specify the other reason. 22688 9. In what level is [NAME] attending 2021/22 school year? 6978 15710 0 99 0 0. KINDERGARDEN 599 1 1. 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 619 2 2. 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 616 3 3. 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 711 4 4. 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 644 5 5. 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 611 6 6. 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 549 7 7. 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 466 8 8. 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 481 9 9. 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 174 10 10. 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 124 11 11. 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 96 12 12. 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 77 13 13. CERTIFICATE 2 14 14. TEACHER TRAINING CERTIFICATE 0 15 15. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 6 16 16. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 13 17 17. DIPLOMA 4 18 18. 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 12 19 19. 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) 16 20 20. GRADUATE DEGREE (MA/MS/MPHIL/PHD) 14 21 21. NC 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 150 22 22. NC 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 220 23 23. NC 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 202 24 24. NC 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 187 25 25. NC CERTIFICATE (10+1)- TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 6 26 26. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2)- LEVEL 2 INCOMPLETE 8 27 27. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2) COMPLETE 5 28 28. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 ONE YEAR COMPLETE 8 29 29. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 TWO YEARS COMPLETE 6 30 30. NC DIPLOMA (10+3) LEVEL 3 27 31 31. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 35 32 32. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 47 33 33. 3RD YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 81 34 34. 1ST DEGREE OR LEVEL 4 COMPLETE 49 35 35. ABOVE 1ST DEGREE / LEVEL 4 100 93 93. INFORMAL EDUCATION /BASIC EDUCATION 0 94 94. ADULT EDUCATION 0 95 95. ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION 0 96 96. NON-REGULAR 4 98 98. ILLITRATE 6 99 99. DON'T KNOW 3 Sysmiss 15710 10. What kind of organization runs the school that [NAME] currently attends? 6978 15710 1 7 1 1. GOVERNMENT 5799 2 2. MISSION / RELIGIOUS WITH FEES 52 3 3. MISSION / RELIGIOUS FREE OF CHARGE 27 4 4. PRIVATE 1087 5 5. COMMUNITY LOCAL 6 6 6. INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY 1 7 7. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 Sysmiss 15710 10_os. Please specify the other organization . 22688 11. Was [NAME] absent from school for more than a week continuously? 6978 15710 1 2 1 1. YES 765 2 2. NO 6213 Sysmiss 15710 12. What is the main reason for being absent from school? 765 21923 1 6 1 1. SICK 330 2 2. DEATH IN THE FAMILY 36 3 3. HAD TO WORK 212 4 4. OTHER (SPECIFY) 77 5 5. WORRIED RISK OF CONTRACTING COVID 17 6 6. CONFILICT/SECURITY 93 Sysmiss 21923 12_os. Please specify the other reason. 22688 12b. Was [NAME's] school closed due to COVID-19: 2013 EC? 6978 15710 1 2 1 1. YES 2146 2 2. NO 4832 Sysmiss 15710 12c. Was [NAME] attending school during these closed COVID times? 2146 20542 1 2 1 1. YES 515 2 2. NO 1631 Sysmiss 20542 12d. Which grade was [NAME] attending school during these closed COVID times? 2146 20542 0 99 0 0. KINDERGARDEN 322 1 1. 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 215 2 2. 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 225 3 3. 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 200 4 4. 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 204 5 5. 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 171 6 6. 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 146 7 7. 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 140 8 8. 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 102 9 9. 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 51 10 10. 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 34 11 11. 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 25 12 12. 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 3 13 13. CERTIFICATE 0 14 14. TEACHER TRAINING CERTIFICATE 0 15 15. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 3 16 16. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 2 17 17. DIPLOMA 2 18 18. 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 4 19 19. 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) 2 20 20. GRADUATE DEGREE (MA/MS/MPHIL/PHD) 3 21 21. NC 9TH GRADE COMPLETE 82 22 22. NC 10TH GRADE COMPLETE 54 23 23. NC 11TH GRADE COMPLETE 54 24 24. NC 12TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 25 25. NC CERTIFICATE (10+1)- TECHNICAL/VOCATIONAL 4 26 26. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2)- LEVEL 2 INCOMPLETE 1 27 27. NC CERTIFICATE (10+2) COMPLETE 0 28 28. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 ONE YEAR COMPLETE 0 29 29. NC CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 3 TWO YEARS COMPLETE 1 30 30. NC DIPLOMA (10+3) LEVEL 3 3 31 31. 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 19 32 32. 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 14 33 33. 3RD YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 7 34 34. 1ST DEGREE OR LEVEL 4 COMPLETE 11 35 35. ABOVE 1ST DEGREE / LEVEL 4 14 93 93. INFORMAL EDUCATION /BASIC EDUCATION 0 94 94. ADULT EDUCATION 0 95 95. ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION 1 96 96. NON-REGULAR 1 98 98. ILLITRATE 15 99 99. DON'T KNOW 2 Sysmiss 20542 13. By what means did [NAME] mostly go to school during the 2017/18 school year 6978 15710 1 9 1 1. FOOT 5994 2 2. BICYCLE 16 3 3. MOTORCYCLE 28 4 4. PRIVATE CAR 51 5 5. TAXI 388 6 6. BUS 96 7 7. CART/ BACK ANIMALS (HOURSE/MULE/CAMEL/DONKEY) 1 8 8. BAJAJ 397 9 9. OTHER(SPECIFY) 7 Sysmiss 15710 13_os. Please specify the other means of transportation 22688 14. How much time does it take [NAME] to get to school? (in minutes) 6978 15710 1 7 1 1. 0 - 15 2825 2 2. 16 - 30 2503 3 3. 31 - 45 903 4 4. 46 - 60 491 5 5. 61 - 90 167 6 6. 91 - 120 62 7 7. 120 + 27 Sysmiss 15710 15. Did [NAME] have a scholarship during the past 12 months? 6978 15710 1 2 1 1. YES 305 2 2. NO 6673 Sysmiss 15710 16a. Amount of scholarship [NAME] received during the current school year 305 22383 2 135000 16b. Does [NAME] receive any school feeding support at school? 6978 15710 1 2 1 1. YES 427 2 2. NO 6551 Sysmiss 15710 16c. Amount of food feeding support [NAME] received this school year 427 22261 1 45000 17. What did the household spend on [NAME]'s school fee? 6978 15710 0 70000 18. What did the HH spend on [NAME]'s school books, uniforms, stationary, etc? 6978 15710 0 10000 19. Does [NAME] plan to attend school next year? 20826 1862 1 2 1 1. YES 9970 2 2. NO 10856 Sysmiss 1862 Unique Household Indentifier 22688 Household member ID 22688 1 20 1 4685 2 4137 3 3421 4 3082 5 2412 6 1816 7 1257 8 794 9 486 10 290 11 148 12 83 13 39 14 17 15 10 16 7 17 2 18 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 22688 Rural/Urban 22688 1 2 1 1. RURAL 11735 2 2. URBAN 10953 household sample weight 22688 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 22688 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1093 3 3. AMHARA 2619 4 4. OROMIA 2963 5 5. SOMALI 3323 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 815 7 7. SNNP 3208 12 12. GAMBELA 2008 13 13. HARAR 1891 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2562 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2206 Zone Code 22688 Woreda Code 22688 City Code 22688 Sub city code 22688 Kebele Code 22688 EA code 22688 Household ID 22688 1. IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF/ HERSELF? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 9008 2 2. NO 13680 2. WHO IS RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 13680 9008 1 15 1 7589 2 4871 3 451 4 280 5 175 6 118 7 77 8 27 9 29 10 11 11 21 12 10 13 2 14 5 15 14 Sysmiss 9008 3. Has [NAME] visited a health centre in the last 4 weeks? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 2818 2 2. NO 19870 4. What was the reason for [NAME]'s visit? 2818 19870 1 9 1 1. CHECK UP OR OTHER PREVENTIVE CARE (NOT LINKED TO PREGNANCY) 132 2 2. PRENATAL CHECKUP 88 3 3. GIVING BIRTH 37 4 4. FOLLOW UP APPOINTMENT FOR EARLIER OR CHRONIC ILLNESS 585 5 5. FOLLOWUP APPOINTMENT FOR EARLIER ACCIDENT 119 6 6. NEW OR ACUTE ILLNESS 1592 7 7. NEW INJURY 137 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 10 9 9. COVID-19 RELATED SERVICE 118 Sysmiss 19870 4. What was the reason for [NAME]'s visit? 138 22550 2 9 1 1. CHECK UP OR OTHER PREVENTIVE CARE (NOT LINKED TO PREGNANCY) 0 2 2. PRENATAL CHECKUP 10 3 3. GIVING BIRTH 13 4 4. FOLLOW UP APPOINTMENT FOR EARLIER OR CHRONIC ILLNESS 7 5 5. FOLLOWUP APPOINTMENT FOR EARLIER ACCIDENT 16 6 6. NEW OR ACUTE ILLNESS 48 7 7. NEW INJURY 20 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 2 9 9. COVID-19 RELATED SERVICE 22 Sysmiss 22550 4_Oth. Reason 22688 5. During the last 4 weeks, did [NAME] suffer from any illness or injury? 20223 2465 1 2 1 1. YES 883 2 2. NO 19340 Sysmiss 2465 6. What type of illness/injury did [NAME] suffer most? (Illness 1) 3334 19354 1 30 1 1. MALARIA 494 2 2. TB 27 3 3. YELLOW FEVER 55 4 4. TYPHOID 303 5 5. CHOLERA 23 6 6. DIARRHEA 181 7 7. MENINGITIS 16 8 8. CHICKEN POX 14 9 9. PNEUMONIA 76 10 10. COMMON COLD 525 11 11. INJURY 111 12 12. STRESS 46 13 13. FLU 43 14 14. HEART PROBLEM 53 15 15. HYPERTENSION 103 16 16. HEADACHE 221 17 17. DIABETES 64 18 18. GUINEA WORM 5 19 19. DYSENTERY 17 20 20. SCABIES 16 21 21. RINGWORM 27 22 22. HEPATITIS B 6 23 23. ULCER/STOMACH PAIN 244 24 24. EYE PROBLEM 95 25 25. TOOTH PROBLEM 64 26 26. BODY PAINS 88 27 27. BODY SWELLING OR WOUND 90 28 28. KIDNEY PROBLEM 115 29 29. OTHER (SPECIFY) 207 30 30. COVID 5 Sysmiss 19354 6. What type of illness/injury did [NAME] suffer most? (Illness 2) 540 22148 1 29 1 1. MALARIA 37 2 2. TB 3 3 3. YELLOW FEVER 11 4 4. TYPHOID 95 5 5. CHOLERA 4 6 6. DIARRHEA 19 7 7. MENINGITIS 1 8 8. CHICKEN POX 1 9 9. PNEUMONIA 4 10 10. COMMON COLD 56 11 11. INJURY 19 12 12. STRESS 5 13 13. FLU 6 14 14. HEART PROBLEM 13 15 15. HYPERTENSION 15 16 16. HEADACHE 67 17 17. DIABETES 14 18 18. GUINEA WORM 1 19 19. DYSENTERY 2 20 20. SCABIES 2 21 21. RINGWORM 4 22 22. HEPATITIS B 0 23 23. ULCER/STOMACH PAIN 48 24 24. EYE PROBLEM 21 25 25. TOOTH PROBLEM 3 26 26. BODY PAINS 18 27 27. BODY SWELLING OR WOUND 12 28 28. KIDNEY PROBLEM 31 29 29. OTHER (SPECIFY) 28 30 30. COVID 0 Sysmiss 22148 6_Oth. Please specify the other illness/injury 22688 7. [NAME] had to stop usual activities because of illness in past 4 weeks 3350 19338 1 2 1 1. YES 1688 2 2. NO 1662 Sysmiss 19338 8. Number of days [NAME] had to stop usual activities in last 4 weeks 1688 21000 1 30 1 119 2 280 3 241 4 122 5 177 6 44 7 238 8 49 9 6 10 44 11 2 12 13 14 29 15 113 16 1 17 4 18 1 20 34 21 10 23 1 24 1 25 7 26 1 28 16 30 135 Sysmiss 21000 9a. Whom did [NAME] consult for illness 1? 3334 19354 0 9 0 0. NO ONE 621 1 1. DOCTOR 97 2 2. HEALTH WORKER 1160 3 3. NURSE 30 4 4. MEDICAL ASST 1058 5 5. MIDWIFE 144 6 6. PHARMACIST 2 7 7. CHEMIST 196 8 8. TRADITIONAL HEALER 9 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 17 Sysmiss 19354 9a_oth. Please specify 22688 9b. Whom did [NAME] consult for illness 2? 540 22148 0 8 0 0. NO ONE 88 1 1. DOCTOR 9 2 2. HEALTH WORKER 197 3 3. NURSE 3 4 4. MEDICAL ASST 190 5 5. MIDWIFE 17 6 6. PHARMACIST 0 7 7. CHEMIST 35 8 8. TRADITIONAL HEALER 1 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 22148 9b_oth. Please specify 22688 10a.Where did [NAME] consultation take place for first illness 2713 19975 1 8 1 1. HOSPITAL 698 2 2. HEALTH CENTER 1115 3 3. HEALTH POST 108 4 4. CLINICS 501 5 5. PHARMACY 187 6 6. TRADITIONAL HEALER HOME 48 7 7. PATIENT'S HOME 41 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 15 Sysmiss 19975 10a_oth. Specify the other type of establishment 22688 10b. Where did [NAME] consultation take place for second illness 452 22236 1 7 1 1. HOSPITAL 126 2 2. HEALTH CENTER 179 3 3. HEALTH POST 21 4 4. CLINICS 87 5 5. PHARMACY 33 6 6. TRADITIONAL HEALER HOME 2 7 7. PATIENT'S HOME 4 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 22236 10b_oth. Specify the other type of establishment 22688 11.How much did [NAME] pay for the first consultation 2713 19975 0 975000 0 0. NONE 556 Sysmiss 19975 12a.How long did [NAME]'s first consultation take including travel time_Hours 2672 20016 0 72 0 0. NO HOURS 1789 1 508 2 210 3 65 4 21 5 20 6 15 7 4 8 3 10 2 11 2 12 8 20 3 24 8 25 1 30 3 35 2 40 2 43 1 45 1 48 2 60 1 72 1 Sysmiss 20016 12b.How long did [NAME]'s first consultation take including travel time_Minutes 2672 20016 0 60 0 0. NO MINUTES 481 1 8 2 17 3 20 4 6 5 103 6 5 7 2 8 2 10 210 15 236 16 3 20 294 25 93 28 1 30 832 35 35 40 155 42 1 43 2 45 129 46 1 47 1 48 2 50 28 56 1 59 1 60 3 Sysmiss 20016 13. Main reason for [NAME] not consulting a healthcare provider 75 22613 1 8 1 1. LACK OF MONEY 38 2 2. EXPENSIVE 1 3 3. TOO FAR 14 4 4. DO NOT BELIEVE IN MEDICINE 5 5 5. LACK OF HEALTH PROFESSIONAL 2 6 6. POOR QUALITY / SERVICE 7 7 7. DID NOT REQUIRE MEDICAL ASSISTANCE 6 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 2 Sysmiss 22613 13_oth. Specify the other reason 22688 14. [NAME] consulted a healthcare provider in the last 12 months 19870 2818 1 2 1 1. YES 4236 2 2. NO 15634 Sysmiss 2818 15. Number of times [NAME] consulted a healthcare provider in the last 12 months 7054 15634 1 125 1 3111 2 1884 3 932 4 417 5 254 6 126 7 53 8 37 9 13 10 58 11 8 12 76 13 4 14 9 15 16 16 3 18 1 20 15 22 1 24 8 25 3 28 1 30 11 32 1 36 3 36.5 1 43 1 44 1 45 1 52 1 60 1 99 1 100 1 125 1 Sysmiss 15634 16. Were any of [NAME]'s consultations inpatient visits 7054 15634 1 2 1 1. YES 799 2 2. NO 6255 Sysmiss 15634 17. How many nights did [NAME] spend in any health facility in last 12 months? 799 21889 1 365 1 137 2 133 3 96 4 48 5 65 6 25 7 87 8 19 9 5 10 19 11 3 12 11 13 3 14 11 15 38 16 3 17 3 18 2 19 1 20 16 21 3 22 1 24 2 25 1 27 1 28 1 30 24 31 1 40 3 45 4 50 1 60 13 64 1 67 1 70 1 75 1 80 1 90 3 100 2 180 2 200 1 210 1 336 1 360 1 365 3 Sysmiss 21889 18. What were the total cost of [NAME]'s health consultations in last 12 months? 7054 15634 0 975000 0 0. NONE 1657 Sysmiss 15634 19. Type of health insurance [NAME] is currently covered under 22688 1 4 1 1. COMMUNITY BASED HEALTH INSURANCE 7516 2 2. PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE (FROM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS) 378 3 3. EMPLOYER HEALTH 258 4 4. DON'T HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE 14536 20. IS [NAME] AGED 6 YEARS AND OLDER? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 19595 2 2. NO 3093 21. Does [NAME] have difficulty seeing, even if he/she is wearing glasses? 19595 3093 1 4 1 1. NO DIFFICULTY 18775 2 2. YES - SOME DIFFICULTY 641 3 3. YES - A LOT OF DIFFICULTY 126 4 4. CANNOT PERFORM ACTIVITY AT ALL 53 Sysmiss 3093 22. [NAME] has difficulty hearing, even if wearing a hearing aid 19595 3093 1 4 1 1. NO DIFFICULTY 19101 2 2. YES - SOME DIFFICULTY 378 3 3. YES - A LOT OF DIFFICULTY 87 4 4. CANNOT PERFORM ACTIVITY AT ALL 29 Sysmiss 3093 23. Does [NAME] have difficulty walking or climbing steps? 19595 3093 1 4 1 1. NO DIFFICULTY 18874 2 2. YES - SOME DIFFICULTY 521 3 3. YES - A LOT OF DIFFICULTY 147 4 4. CANNOT PERFORM ACTIVITY AT ALL 53 Sysmiss 3093 24. Does [NAME] have difficulty remembering or concentrating? 19595 3093 1 4 1 1. NO DIFFICULTY 19084 2 2. YES - SOME DIFFICULTY 381 3 3. YES - A LOT OF DIFFICULTY 83 4 4. CANNOT PERFORM ACTIVITY AT ALL 47 Sysmiss 3093 25. [NAME] has difficulty with self care 19595 3093 1 4 1 1. NO DIFFICULTY 19192 2 2. YES - SOME DIFFICULTY 280 3 3. YES - A LOT OF DIFFICULTY 81 4 4. CANNOT PERFORM ACTIVITY AT ALL 42 Sysmiss 3093 26. [NAME] has difficulty communicating using usual language 19595 3093 1 4 1 1. NO DIFFICULTY 19270 2 2. YES - SOME DIFFICULTY 198 3 3. YES - A LOT OF DIFFICULTY 66 4 4. CANNOT PERFORM ACTIVITY AT ALL 61 Sysmiss 3093 27. IS [NAME] AGED 6 MONTHS OR OLDER AND YOUNGER THAN 8 YEARS? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 3973 2 2. NO 18715 28. Has [NAME] had diarrhea in the last two weeks? 3967 18721 1 2 1 1. YES 332 2 2. NO 3635 Sysmiss 18721 29. How much water was [NAME] offered to drink during the diarrhea? 332 22356 1 4 1 1. LESS THAN USUAL 103 2 2. THE SAME AS USUAL 104 3 3. MORE THAN USUAL 98 4 4. NOTHING TO DRINK 27 Sysmiss 22356 30a. [NAME] was given Oral Rehydration Salt 332 22356 1 2 1 1. YES 164 2 2. NO 168 Sysmiss 22356 30b. [NAME] was given fluid recommended by health worker 332 22356 1 2 1 1. YES 140 2 2. NO 192 Sysmiss 22356 31. Was [NAME] ever breastfed? 3967 18721 1 3 1 1. YES,STILL BREASTFEEDING 768 2 2. YES,BUT NO LONGER 2828 3 3. NO 371 Sysmiss 18721 32. Since the time of birth, for how many months was [NAME] breastfed? 2827 19861 1 366 33. Number of months [NAME] exclusively breastfed since the time of birth 3596 19092 0 99 0 99 1 63 2 109 3 155 4 234 5 309 6 2037 7 142 8 126 9 20 10 16 11 4 12 41 13 5 14 4 15 2 16 5 17 2 18 7 20 3 21 1 22 2 23 1 24 19 25 2 27 1 30 2 32 1 36 2 39 1 40 1 42 1 48 1 62 1 99 99. NOT YET RECEIVED COMPLEMENTARY FOOD/LIQUID 177 Sysmiss 19092 34a. Day of birth in Ethiopian calendar 3966 18722 1 30 1 182 2 262 3 193 4 121 5 283 6 166 7 132 8 158 9 86 10 205 11 81 12 270 13 115 14 108 15 184 16 126 17 78 18 112 19 78 20 138 21 125 22 80 23 100 24 75 25 141 26 66 27 95 28 69 29 65 30 72 Sysmiss 18722 34b. Month of birth in Ethiopian calendar 3966 18722 1 13 1 359 2 451 3 389 4 354 5 413 6 375 7 313 8 461 9 231 10 233 11 205 12 179 13 3 Sysmiss 18722 34c. Year of birth in Ethiopian calendar 3966 18722 2006 2014 2006 3 2007 478 2008 568 2009 602 2010 618 2011 570 2012 539 2013 489 2014 99 Sysmiss 18722 35. WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF DATE OF BIRTH INFORMATION GIVEN IN Q34 FOR [NAME]? 3967 18721 1 5 1 1. BIRTH CERTIFICATE 310 2 2. VACCINATION CARD 218 3 3. OTHER DOCUMENTS 26 4 4. PARENT RESPONSE 3403 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 10 Sysmiss 18721 35_oth. Specify the other reason 22688 36. WAS [NAME] MEASURED? 3967 18721 1 2 1 1. YES 3660 2 2. NO 307 Sysmiss 18721 37. WEIGHT OF [NAME] IN KILOGRAMS 3660 19028 2.9 100 38. HEIGHT OF [NAME] IN CENTIMETERS 3660 19028 8 195 39. WHY WAS [NAME] NOT MEASURED? 306 22382 1 4 1 1. NOT PRESENT 201 2 2. SICK OR INJURED 16 3 3. REFUSED 76 4 4. OTHER (SPECIFY) 13 Sysmiss 22382 39_oth. Specify the other reason 22688 Unique Household Indentifier 22688 Household member ID 22688 1 20 1 4685 2 4137 3 3421 4 3082 5 2412 6 1816 7 1257 8 794 9 486 10 290 11 148 12 83 13 39 14 17 15 10 16 7 17 2 18 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 22688 Rural/Urban 22688 1 2 1 1. RURAL 11735 2 2. URBAN 10953 household sample weight 22688 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 22688 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1093 3 3. AMHARA 2619 4 4. OROMIA 2963 5 5. SOMALI 3323 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 815 7 7. SNNP 3208 12 12. GAMBELA 2008 13 13. HARAR 1891 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2562 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2206 Zone Code 22688 Woreda Code 22688 City Code 22688 Sub city code 22688 Kebele Code 22688 EA code 22688 Household ID 22688 00. IS [NAME] AGED 12 YEARS AND OLDER? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 15874 2 2. NO 6814 1. Do you know if your country has started COVID-19 vaccination? 15874 6814 1 2 1 1. YES 12453 2 2. NO 3421 Sysmiss 6814 2. Has [Name] received at least once shoot of COVID-19 vaccination? 12453 10235 1 2 1 1. YES 6180 2 2. NO 6273 Sysmiss 10235 3. Are you planning to be vaccinated for COVID-19? 9694 12994 1 3 1 1. YES 2419 2 2. NO 5868 3 3. Not Sure 1407 Sysmiss 12994 4. What was the main reasons why you want to get vaccinated? 2419 20269 1 11 1 1. PROTECTING MY HEALTH IS THE ONLY REASON 2149 2 2. PROTECTING COMMUNITY'S HEALTH 155 3 3. GOVERNMENT MANDATE 51 4 4. REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL ATTENDANCE 28 5 5. EMPLOYER MANDATE 3 6 6. AVOID PUBLIC HEALTHMEASURES FOR UNVACCINATED 3 7 7. TAKE PART IN PUBLIC LIFE/SOCIAL EVENTS 6 8 8. BE ABLE TO TRAVEL 6 9 9. PEOPLE IN MY COMMUNITY/FAMILY DID IT 11 10 10. RECEIVED FINANCIAL OR IN-KIND INCENTIVE 1 11 11. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 Sysmiss 20269 4. What was the main reasons why you want to get vaccinated? 70 22618 3 11 1 1. PROTECTING MY HEALTH IS THE ONLY REASON 0 2 2. PROTECTING COMMUNITY'S HEALTH 0 3 3. GOVERNMENT MANDATE 37 4 4. REQUIRED FOR SCHOOL ATTENDANCE 13 5 5. EMPLOYER MANDATE 1 6 6. AVOID PUBLIC HEALTHMEASURES FOR UNVACCINATED 6 7 7. TAKE PART IN PUBLIC LIFE/SOCIAL EVENTS 5 8 8. BE ABLE TO TRAVEL 2 9 9. PEOPLE IN MY COMMUNITY/FAMILY DID IT 1 10 10. RECEIVED FINANCIAL OR IN-KIND INCENTIVE 4 11 11. OTHER (SPECIFY) 1 Sysmiss 22618 4_os. Please specify 22688 5. Why are you not sure or not planning to be vaccinated for COVID-19? 7279 15409 1 16 1 1. I DON'T THINK IT WILL WORK 2271 2 2. I AM WORRIED ABOUT THE SIDE EFFECTS 1337 3 3. I ALREADY HAD COVID-19 38 4 4. I AM NOT WORRIED AT RISK OF CONTRACTING COVID-19 445 5 5. I DON’T TRUST VACCINES 547 6 6. IT IS AGAINST MY RELIGION 568 7 7. I AM WORRIED TO GETINFECTED AT THE HEALTH FACILITY 44 8 8. HEALTH FACILITY TOO FAR OR TOO HARD TO GET 227 9 9. IT WILL TAKE TOO LONG TOGET VACCINATED/ I DON’THAVE TIME 72 10 10. I DON’T THINK THE VACCINES IN MY COUNTRY ARE EFFECTIVE 37 11 11. I AM NOT SURE I WILL GET THE VACCINE I WANT 102 12 12. IT’S NOT A PRIORITY 276 13 13. COVID-19 DOES NOT EXIST 861 14 14. MEDICAL REASONS 96 15 15. DISTRUST IN GOVERNMENTAND HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS 49 16 16. OTHER (SPECIFY) 309 Sysmiss 15409 5. Why are you not sure or not planning to be vaccinated for COVID-19? 1165 21523 2 16 1 1. I DON'T THINK IT WILL WORK 0 2 2. I AM WORRIED ABOUT THE SIDE EFFECTS 250 3 3. I ALREADY HAD COVID-19 8 4 4. I AM NOT WORRIED AT RISK OF CONTRACTING COVID-19 44 5 5. I DON’T TRUST VACCINES 196 6 6. IT IS AGAINST MY RELIGION 161 7 7. I AM WORRIED TO GETINFECTED AT THE HEALTH FACILITY 16 8 8. HEALTH FACILITY TOO FAR OR TOO HARD TO GET 30 9 9. IT WILL TAKE TOO LONG TOGET VACCINATED/ I DON’THAVE TIME 26 10 10. I DON’T THINK THE VACCINES IN MY COUNTRY ARE EFFECTIVE 25 11 11. I AM NOT SURE I WILL GET THE VACCINE I WANT 35 12 12. IT’S NOT A PRIORITY 53 13 13. COVID-19 DOES NOT EXIST 219 14 14. MEDICAL REASONS 36 15 15. DISTRUST IN GOVERNMENTAND HEALTH ORGANIZATIONS 37 16 16. OTHER (SPECIFY) 29 Sysmiss 21523 5_os. Please specify 22688 Unique Household Indentifier 22688 Household member ID 22688 1 20 1 4685 2 4137 3 3421 4 3082 5 2412 6 1816 7 1257 8 794 9 486 10 290 11 148 12 83 13 39 14 17 15 10 16 7 17 2 18 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 22688 Rural/Urban 22688 1 2 1 1. RURAL 11735 2 2. URBAN 10953 household sample weight 22688 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 22688 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1093 3 3. AMHARA 2619 4 4. OROMIA 2963 5 5. SOMALI 3323 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 815 7 7. SNNP 3208 12 12. GAMBELA 2008 13 13. HARAR 1891 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2562 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2206 Zone Code 22688 Woreda Code 22688 City Code 22688 Sub city code 22688 Kebele Code 22688 EA code 22688 Household ID 22688 0. IS [NAME] AGED 7 YEARS AND OLDER? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 19020 2 2. NO 3668 1. IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF/ HERSELF? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 9070 2 2. NO 9950 Sysmiss 3668 2. INTERVIEWER: WHO IS RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 9950 12738 1 15 1 5602 2 3328 3 389 4 217 5 140 6 90 7 74 8 36 9 29 10 9 11 14 12 6 14 3 15 13 Sysmiss 12738 3. Total time [NAME] spent fetching water for use by HH yesterday (HOURS) 19020 3668 0 20 0 17217 1 1226 2 332 3 94 4 23 5 37 6 36 7 33 8 4 9 3 10 9 12 1 15 4 20 1 Sysmiss 3668 3. Total time [NAME] spent fetching water for use by HH yesterday (MINUTES) 19020 3668 0 59 4. Total time [NAME] spent collecting firewood for use by HH yesterday (HOURS) 19020 3668 0 24 0 16796 1 1284 2 536 3 185 4 65 5 42 6 17 7 1 8 1 9 2 10 41 12 11 14 1 15 4 20 1 24 33 Sysmiss 3668 4. Total time [NAME] spent collecting firewood for use by HH yesterday (MINUTES) 19020 3668 0 59 5. Has [NAME] done any agricultural work for HH in the last 7 days? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 4886 2 2. NO 14134 Sysmiss 3668 6. Hours [NAME] done agricultural work for HH in the last 7 days 4886 17802 0.45 91 7. Intended use of products obtained from [NAME]'s agricultural work 4886 17802 1 4 1 1. ONLY FOR SALE 93 2 2. MAINLY FOR SALE 973 3 3. MAINLY FOR FAMILY USE 2738 4 4. ONLY FOR FAMILY USE 1082 Sysmiss 17802 8. Has [NAME] worked on own account or in HH business enterprise in last 7 days? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 1422 2 2. NO 17598 Sysmiss 3668 9. Hours [NAME] worked on own account or in HH business enterprise in last 7 day 1422 21266 1 105 10. Has [NAME] engaged in casual/part-time/temporary labour in last 7 days? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 657 2 2. NO 18363 Sysmiss 3668 11. Hours [NAME] engaged in casual/part-time/temporary labour in last 7 days 657 22031 1 84 12. Has [NAME] worked for payment in last 7 days? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 1647 2 2. NO 17373 Sysmiss 3668 13. Hours [NAME] worked for payment in last 7 days 1647 21041 1 110 14. Has [NAME] engaged in an unpaid apprenticeship in last 7 days? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 90 2 2. NO 18930 Sysmiss 3668 15. Hours [NAME] engaged in an unpaid apprenticeship in last 7 days 90 22598 1 70 1 12 2 15 3 6 4 8 6 8 8 6 10 5 12 4 13 1 14 1 15 1 16 2 18 1 20 2 21 1 22 1 24 1 28 3 30 1 35 2 36 1 40 3 43 1 49 1 56 1 58 1 70 1 Sysmiss 22598 16. IS THERE A YES RESPONSE IN Q5, Q8, Q10, AND Q12? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 7953 2 2. NO 11067 Sysmiss 3668 17. Does [NAME] have an activity to return to? 11067 11621 1 2 1 1. YES 622 2 2. NO 10445 Sysmiss 11621 18. Main reason [NAME] did not work at this activity in last 7 days 622 22066 1 13 1 1. WAITING TO START NEW JOB OR BUSINESS 35 2 2. LOW OR OFF-SEASON 220 3 3. SHIFT WORK, FLEXI TIME, NATURE OF WORK 59 4 4. VACATION, HOLIDAYS 51 5 5. SICKNESS, ILLNESS, ACCIDENT 64 6 6. MATERNITY, PATERNITY LEAVE EDUCATION OR TRAINING 27 7 7. OTHER PERSONAL LEAVE (CARE FOR FAMILY, CIVIC DUTIES…) 88 8 8. TEMPORARY LAY OFF, NO CLIENTS OR MATERIALS, 33 9 9. WORK BREAK 12 10 10. BAD WEATHER, NATURAL DISASTER 7 11 11. STRIKE OR LABOUR DISPUTE 4 12 12. LONG-TERM DISABILITY 5 13 13. OTHER (SPECIFY) 17 Sysmiss 22066 18.OTHER SPECIFY: Is the activity [NAME] plans to return to a household farming? 22688 19. Will [NAME] return to the same activity in 3 months or less? 402 22286 1 2 1 1. YES 289 2 2. NO 113 Sysmiss 22286 20. Does [NAME] continue to do some work for this activity during low/off-season 216 22472 1 2 1 1. YES 96 2 2. NO 120 Sysmiss 22472 21. Is the activity [NAME] plans to return to agricultural work for HH? 389 22299 1 2 1 1. YES 286 2 2. NO 103 Sysmiss 22299 22. Intended use of products obtained from [NAME]'s agricultural work 286 22402 1 4 1 1. ONLY FOR SALE 5 2 2. MAINLY FOR SALE 27 3 3. MAINLY FOR FAMILY USE 160 4 4. ONLY FOR FAMILY USE 94 Sysmiss 22402 23. IS [NAME] EMPLOYED IN A WAGE JOB OR IN OWN NON-FARM ENTERPRISE? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 4576 2 2. NO 14444 Sysmiss 3668 24. Has [NAME] do anything to find paid job or start business in last 4 weeks? 14444 8244 1 2 1 1. YES 499 2 2. NO 13945 Sysmiss 8244 25. What did [NAME] mainly do to find a job or start a business? 499 22189 1 13 1 1. APPLY TO PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS 114 2 2. PLACE OR ANSWER JOB ADVERTISETMENTS 92 3 3. POST/UPDATE RESUME ON PROFESSIONAL/SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES 7 4 4. REGISTER WITH (PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE) 23 5 5. REGISTER WITH A PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT CENTRE/AGENCY 19 6 6. TAKE A TEST OR INTERVIEW 2 7 7. SEEK HELP FROM RELATIVES, FRIENDS, OTHERS 112 8 8. CHECK AT FACTORIES, WORK SITES 17 9 9. WAIT ON THE STREET TO BE RECRUITED 15 10 10. SEEK FINANCIAL HELP TO START A BUSINESS 54 11 11. LOOK FOR LAND, BUILDING, EQUIPMENT,MATERIALS TO START A BUSINESS 20 12 12. APPLY FOR A PERMIT OR LICENSE TO START A BUSINESS 6 13 13. OTHER (SPECIFY) 18 Sysmiss 22189 25. What did [NAME] mainly do to find a job or start a business? 92 22596 2 12 1 1. APPLY TO PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYERS 0 2 2. PLACE OR ANSWER JOB ADVERTISETMENTS 26 3 3. POST/UPDATE RESUME ON PROFESSIONAL/SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES 6 4 4. REGISTER WITH (PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT SERVICE) 9 5 5. REGISTER WITH A PRIVATE EMPLOYMENT CENTRE/AGENCY 10 6 6. TAKE A TEST OR INTERVIEW 1 7 7. SEEK HELP FROM RELATIVES, FRIENDS, OTHERS 16 8 8. CHECK AT FACTORIES, WORK SITES 9 9 9. WAIT ON THE STREET TO BE RECRUITED 1 10 10. SEEK FINANCIAL HELP TO START A BUSINESS 8 11 11. LOOK FOR LAND, BUILDING, EQUIPMENT,MATERIALS TO START A BUSINESS 4 12 12. APPLY FOR A PERMIT OR LICENSE TO START A BUSINESS 2 13 13. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 22596 25_ot.Please specify the other action taken to find a job or start a business. 22688 26. For how long has [NAME] been without work and trying to find a job? 499 22189 1 6 1 1. LESS THAN 1 MONTH 87 2 97 3 68 4 71 5 70 6 6. TWO YEARS OR MORE 106 Sysmiss 22189 27.At present does [NAME] want to work? 13945 8743 1 2 1 1. YES 2104 2 2. NO 11841 Sysmiss 8743 28. Main reason [NAME] did not try to find a paid job in last 4 weeks 2104 20584 1 13 1 1. WAITING FOR RESULTS OF A PREVIOUS SEARCH 81 2 2. AWAITING RECALL FROM A PREVIOUS JOB 41 3 3. WAITING FOR THE SEASON TO START 303 4 4. WAITING TO START NEW JOB OR BUSINESS 216 5 5. TIRED OF LOOKING FOR JOBS, NO JOBS IN AREA 287 6 6. NO JOBS MATCHING SKILLS, LACKS EXPERIENCE 154 7 7. CONSIDERED TOO YOUNG/OLD BY EMPLOYERS 29 8 8. IN STUDIES, TRAINING 289 9 9. FAMILY / HOUSEHOLD RESPONSIBILITIES 237 10 10. IN AGRICULTURE / FISHING FOR FAMILY USE 325 11 11. OWN DISABILITY, INJURY, ILLNESS 40 12 12. RETIRED, PENSIONER, OTHER SOURCES OF INCOME 23 13 13. OTHER (SPECIFY) 79 Sysmiss 20584 OTHER SPECIFY: What was [NAME] ndid not try to find a paid job 22688 29. Could [NAME] have started working last week if a paid job had been available 499 22189 1 2 1 1. YES 445 2 2. NO 54 Sysmiss 22189 30. Could [NAME] start working within the next 2 weeks? 54 22634 1 2 1 1. YES 29 2 2. NO 25 Sysmiss 22634 31. Main reason [NAME] was not available to work during the last 7 days 25 22663 1 8 1 1. AWAITING RECALL FROM A PREVIOUS JOB 2 2 2. WAITING FOR THE SEASON TO START 5 3 3. IN STUDIES, TRAINING 3 4 4. FAMILY / HOUSEHOLD RESPONSIBILITIES 4 5 5. IN FAMILY FARMING/LIVESTOCK FISHING FOR FAMILY USE 2 6 6. RETIRED, PENSIONER 3 7 7. OWN DISABILITY, INJURY, ILLNESS 1 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 5 Sysmiss 22663 OTHER SPECIFY: Main reason [NAME] was not available to work during last 7 days 22688 32. What is [NAME] mainly doing at present? 25 22663 1 7 1 1. STUDYING OR TRAINING 5 2 2. ENGAGED IN HOUSEHOLD OR FAMILY RESPONSIBILITIES 7 3 3. FAMILY FARMING, LIVESTOCK OR FISHING FOR FAMILY USE 5 4 4. RETIRED OR PENSIONER 2 5 5. WITH A LONG TERM ILLNESS, INJURY OR DISABILITY 3 6 6. DOING VOLUNTEERING, COMMUNITY OR CHARITY WORK 1 7 7. ENGAGED IN CULTURAL OR LEISURE ACTIVITIES 2 Sysmiss 22663 33. Was [NAME] employed in last 12 months? 17373 5315 1 2 1 1. YES 383 2 2. NO 16990 Sysmiss 5315 33b. HAS [NAME] WORKED FOR PAYMENT IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 2030 2 2. NO 16990 Sysmiss 3668 34a. What is the primary activity in [NAME]'s main wage/salaried job? (DESC) 22688 34b. What is the primary activity in [NAME]'s main wage/salaried job? (CODE) 2030 20658 1 10 1 1. Legislators, Senior Government Officials and Managers 55 2 2. Professionals/ Physical, Mathematical and Engineering Science Professionals 312 3 3. Technicians and Associate Professionals/ Physical and Engineering Science Associate Professionals 194 4 4. Clerks, Office clerks 275 5 5. Service Workers and Shop and Market Sales Workers/ Personal and Protective Service workers, Travel attendants and related workers 319 6 6. Skilled Agricultural and Fishery Workers Market-Oriented Skilled Agricultural and Fishery Workers 82 7 7. Craft And Related Trades Workers, Extraction and Building Trades Workers 101 8 8. Plant and Machine Operators and Assemblers, Stationary-Plant and Related Operators 91 9 9. Elementary Occupations, Sales And Services Elementary Occupations 560 10 10. Army/ Member of the Armed Forces 41 Sysmiss 20658 34c. What is the main activity of the business where [NAME] works? (DESC) 22688 34d. What is the main activity of the business where [NAME] works? (CODE) 2030 20658 1 20 1 1. AGRICULTURE (HUNTING, FORESTRY AND PRODUCTION OF RELATED PRODUCTS AND SERVICES) 103 2 2. FISHING, FISH FARMS AND SERVICE ACTIVITIES INCIDENTAL TO FISHING 14 3 3. MINING AND QUARRYING 112 4 4. MANUFACTURING (FOR EXAMPLE MANUFACTURING OF FOOD PRODUCTS INCLUDING PROCESSING, CANING AND PRESERVING. WEAVING, BLACKSMITH ETC) 144 5 5. ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND HOT WATER SUPPLY 29 6 6. CONSTRUCTION (CONTRACTOR, SITE PREPARATION, LAND CLEARING, BUILDING/ HOME CONSTRUCTION) 207 7 7. TRADE (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE) 145 8 8. HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS/ HOTELS (WITH HOTEL ROOMS); CAMPING SITES AND OTHER PROVISION OF SHORT-STAY ACCOMMODATION 105 9 9. TRANSPORT, STORAGE AND COMMUNICATIONS/LAND TRANSPORT; PEOPLE AND MERCHANDISE 104 10 10. FINANCIAL INTERMEDIATION (EXCEPT INSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING) 232 11 11. REAL ESTATE, RENTING AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES) 277 12 12. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION DEFENCE, POLICE AND OTEHR GOV'T WORK 131 13 13. EDUCATION 159 14 14. HEALTH AND SOCIAL WORK 167 15 15. OTHER SERVICES 5 16 16. PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS WITH EMPLOYED PERSONS 6 17 17. EXTRA-TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND BODIES INCLUDING INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND NGOS 62 18 18. Information and communication 17 19 19. Real estate 0 20 20. Artist 11 Sysmiss 20658 34. Who is the employer in [NAME]'s main wage job? 2030 20658 1 8 1 1. PRIVATE COMPANY 447 2 2. PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL 627 3 3. GOVERNMENT 817 4 4. STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISE 30 5 5. NON GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 46 6 6. CHURCH / RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION 31 7 7. POLITICAL PARTY 1 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 31 Sysmiss 20658 34. SPECIFY: Who is the employer in [NAME]'s main wage job? 22688 35. How many people work for [NAME]'s primary employer? 2030 20658 1 99 1 1. 1 264 2 2. 2-4 302 3 3. 5-9 215 4 4. 10-19 266 5 5. 20-49 267 6 6. 50+ 477 99 99. DON'T KNOW 239 Sysmiss 20658 36. Does [NAME] have a written contrac with [NAME]'s employer? 2030 20658 1 2 1 1. YES 1287 2 2. NO 743 Sysmiss 20658 37. In how many months over the last 12 months did [NAME] work at this job? 2030 20658 1 12 1 65 2 54 3 74 4 50 5 45 6 102 7 52 8 84 9 55 10 191 11 98 12 1160 Sysmiss 20658 38. Average weeks per month [NAME] worked at this job during these months 2030 20658 1 4 1 36 2 123 3 200 4 1671 Sysmiss 20658 39. Average hours per week [NAME] worked at this job during these weeks 2030 20658 1 112 40. How much was [NAME]'s last payment for wages/salary? 2030 20658 1 180000 41. What period of time did this payment cover? 2030 20658 1 8 1 1. HOUR 14 2 2. DAY 239 3 3. WEEK 73 4 4. FORTNIGHT 44 5 5. MONTH 1638 6 6. QUARTER 3 7 7. 1/2 YEAR 10 8 8. YEAR 9 Sysmiss 20658 42. How was this payment provded to [NAME]? 2030 20658 1 5 1 1. CASH 966 2 2. THROUGH A FORMAL ACCOUNT 1042 3 3. THROUGH MOBILE BANKING SERVICES 14 4 4. THROUGH A REGULATED MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE 2 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 Sysmiss 20658 42. other specify: How was this payment provided to you? 22688 43. How much does [NAME] usually receive in allowances or gratuities? 2030 20658 0 140000 44. What period of time did this payment cover? 439 22249 1 8 1 1. HOUR 3 2 2. DAY 22 3 3. WEEK 12 4 4. FORTNIGHT 12 5 5. MONTH 185 6 6. QUARTER 26 7 7. 1/2 YEAR 55 8 8. YEAR 124 Sysmiss 22249 45. In the past 12 months has [NAME] been employed as temporary labour by PSNP? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 525 2 2. NO 18495 Sysmiss 3668 46. For how many days did [NAME] work for PSNP in last 12 months? 501 22187 1 365 47. How much income did [NAME] get for those days worked? 525 22163 0 96000 48. Does [NAME] do any other casual/temporary labour work in past 12 months? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 658 2 2. NO 18362 Sysmiss 3668 49. For how many days did [NAME] do this work in past 12 months? 657 22031 1 504 50. How much income did [NAME] get for those days worked in total? 658 22030 0 450000 51. Did [NAME] work for other households for free in the last 12 months? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 2591 2 2. NO 16429 Sysmiss 3668 52. For how many households did [NAME] work for free in the last 12 months? 2591 20097 1 1200 1 368 2 646 3 504 4 241 5 304 6 115 7 55 8 57 9 16 10 107 11 6 12 31 13 7 14 3 15 41 16 6 17 1 18 5 20 27 21 2 22 1 23 3 24 3 25 9 28 2 30 14 32 2 40 1 42 1 48 1 50 2 60 6 90 1 150 1 300 1 1200 1 Sysmiss 20097 53. Did [NAME] participate in free labour contribution in the last 12 months? 19020 3668 1 2 1 1. YES 1779 2 2. NO 17241 Sysmiss 3668 54. Number of days [NAME] worked on free labour contribution in last 12 months 1779 20909 1 360 Unique Household Indentifier 22688 Household member ID 22688 1 20 1 4685 2 4137 3 3421 4 3082 5 2412 6 1816 7 1257 8 794 9 486 10 290 11 148 12 83 13 39 14 17 15 10 16 7 17 2 18 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 22688 Rural/Urban 22688 1 2 1 1. RURAL 11735 2 2. URBAN 10953 household sample weight 22688 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 22688 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1093 3 3. AMHARA 2619 4 4. OROMIA 2963 5 5. SOMALI 3323 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 815 7 7. SNNP 3208 12 12. GAMBELA 2008 13 13. HARAR 1891 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2562 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2206 Zone Code 22688 Woreda Code 22688 City Code 22688 Sub city code 22688 Kebele Code 22688 EA code 22688 Household ID 22688 0. IS [NAME] AGED 18 YEARS AND OLDER? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 12315 2 2. NO 10373 1. IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF/ HERSELF? 12310 10378 1 2 1 1. YES 12181 2 2. NO 129 Sysmiss 10378 2. WHO IS RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 128 22560 1 9 1 73 2 31 3 9 4 3 5 4 7 2 8 5 9 1 Sysmiss 22560 3. Has [NAME] heard about PUBLIC COMMERCIAL BANKS before this study (today)? 12304 10384 1 2 1 1. YES 10758 2 2. NO 1546 Sysmiss 10384 3. Has [NAME] heard about PRIVATE COMMERCIAL BANKS before this study (today)? 12255 10433 1 2 1 1. YES 8759 2 2. NO 3496 Sysmiss 10433 3. Has [NAME] heard about INSURANCE COMPANIES before this study (today)? 12203 10485 1 2 1 1. YES 4740 2 2. NO 7463 Sysmiss 10485 3. Has [NAME] heard about MONEY TRANSFER before this study (today)? 12187 10501 1 2 1 1. YES 3968 2 2. NO 8219 Sysmiss 10501 3. Has [NAME] heard about MOBILE MONEY AGENTS before this study (today)? 12200 10488 1 2 1 1. YES 3145 2 2. NO 9055 Sysmiss 10488 3. Has [NAME] heard about SACCOS before this study (today)? 12211 10477 1 2 1 1. YES 6423 2 2. NO 5788 Sysmiss 10477 3. Has [NAME] heard about BANK AGENTS before this study (today)? 12201 10487 1 2 1 1. YES 3041 2 2. NO 9160 Sysmiss 10487 3. Has [NAME] heard about ATMS before this study (today)? 12249 10439 1 2 1 1. YES 6369 2 2. NO 5880 Sysmiss 10439 3. Has [NAME] heard about Interest free banking before this study (today)? 12194 10494 1 2 1 1. YES 5701 2 2. NO 6493 Sysmiss 10494 4. Has [NAME] heard about COLLATERAL (MEAJA) before this study (today)? 12276 10412 1 2 1 1. YES 4628 2 2. NO 7648 Sysmiss 10412 4. Has [NAME] heard about INTEREST (WELEDE) before this study (today)? 12291 10397 1 2 1 1. YES 8217 2 2. NO 4074 Sysmiss 10397 4. Has [NAME] heard about CREDIT REPORT before this study (today)? 12234 10454 1 2 1 1. YES 2465 2 2. NO 9769 Sysmiss 10454 4. Has [NAME] heard about INFLATION before this study (today)? 12276 10412 1 2 1 1. YES 7389 2 2. NO 4887 Sysmiss 10412 5. Does [NAME] have an account at a formal financial institution? 12310 10378 1 2 1 1. YES 6707 2 2. NO 5603 Sysmiss 10378 6. Is [NAME]'s account at: PRIVATE BANK 6707 15981 1 2 1 1. YES 3147 2 2. NO 3560 Sysmiss 15981 6. Is [NAME]'s account at: PUBLIC BANK 6707 15981 1 2 1 1. YES 5421 2 2. NO 1286 Sysmiss 15981 6. Is [NAME]'s account at: MICROFINANCE BANK 6707 15981 1 2 1 1. YES 535 2 2. NO 6172 Sysmiss 15981 6. Is [NAME]'s account at: SACCO 6707 15981 1 2 1 1. YES 607 2 2. NO 6100 Sysmiss 15981 6. Is [NAME]'s account at: FINTECH COMPANY 6707 15981 1 2 1 1. YES 391 2 2. NO 6316 Sysmiss 15981 6. Is [NAME]'s account at: TELL BIRR 6707 15981 1 2 1 1. YES 254 2 2. NO 6453 Sysmiss 15981 7. In the last 12 months, has [NAME] used: ATM/ DEBIT CARD 6643 16045 1 2 1 1. YES 2458 2 2. NO 4185 Sysmiss 16045 7. In the last 12 months, has [NAME] used: ONLINE BANKING 6613 16075 1 2 1 1. YES 250 2 2. NO 6363 Sysmiss 16075 7. In the last 12 months, has [NAME] used: MOBILE BANKING 6630 16058 1 2 1 1. YES 1512 2 2. NO 5118 Sysmiss 16058 7. In the last 12 months, has [NAME] used: AGENT BANKING 6627 16061 1 2 1 1. YES 204 2 2. NO 6423 Sysmiss 16061 7. In the last 12 months, has [NAME] used: INTEREST FREE BANKING 6620 16068 1 2 1 1. YES 745 2 2. NO 5875 Sysmiss 16068 7. In the last 12 months, has [NAME] used: MOBILE MONEY 6618 16070 1 2 1 1. YES 171 2 2. NO 6447 Sysmiss 16070 7b. What type of service does [NAME] mainly making using telebirr? 254 22434 1 10 1 1. Buy Airtime/Package 147 2 2. Deposit Cash/Saving 10 3 3. To Send Money/Fund Transfer 28 4 4. Balance Inquiry 16 5 20 6 6. Pay for Merchant 9 7 7. Receive Payment 8 8 8. Withdraw Cash 13 9 9. To Contribte on Social Events 0 10 10. OTHER(SPECIFY) 3 Sysmiss 22434 7b_oth Please specify other use of TeleBirr 22688 8. Does [NAME] know where to complain about a financial service provider? 6653 16035 1 2 1 1. YES 4387 2 2. NO 2266 Sysmiss 16035 9. In last 12 months, did [NAME] save in any way? 12310 10378 1 2 1 1. YES 4419 2 2. NO 7891 Sysmiss 10378 10. What is the main reason that [NAME] saved money? 4419 18269 1 8 1 1. EMERGENCIES 3346 2 2. HEALTH OR MEDICAL EXPENSES 177 3 3. TO START OR GROW A BUSINESS 193 4 4. OLD AGE 28 5 5. EDUCATION 165 6 6. FOR MY CHILDREN'S FUTURE 144 7 7. ASSET BUILDING 351 8 8. OTHER(SPECIFY) 15 Sysmiss 18269 Other specify 22688 11. In the past 12 months, did [NAME] save in: PRIVATE COMMERCIAL BANKS 4376 18312 1 2 1 1. YES 1609 2 2. NO 2767 Sysmiss 18312 11. In the past 12 months, did [NAME] save in: PUBLIC COMMERCIAL BANKS 4387 18301 1 2 1 1. YES 2980 2 2. NO 1407 Sysmiss 18301 11. In the past 12 months, did [NAME] save in: MICROFINANCE 4296 18392 1 2 1 1. YES 145 2 2. NO 4151 Sysmiss 18392 11. In the past 12 months, did [NAME] save in: SACCOS 4293 18395 1 2 1 1. YES 240 2 2. NO 4053 Sysmiss 18395 12. How often does [NAME] save in: PRIVATE COMMERCIAL BANKS 1609 21079 1 7 1 1. DAILY 4 2 2. WEEKLY 48 3 3. MONTHLY 501 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 62 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 26 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 36 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 932 Sysmiss 21079 12. How often does [NAME] save in: PUBLIC COMMERCIAL BANKS 2980 19708 1 7 1 1. DAILY 8 2 2. WEEKLY 54 3 3. MONTHLY 1036 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 101 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 56 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 37 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 1688 Sysmiss 19708 12. How often does [NAME] save in: MICROFINANCE 145 22543 2 7 1 1. DAILY 0 2 2. WEEKLY 18 3 3. MONTHLY 39 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 9 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 0 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 5 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 74 Sysmiss 22543 12. How often does [NAME] save in: SACCOS 240 22448 1 7 1 1. DAILY 2 2 2. WEEKLY 28 3 3. MONTHLY 103 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 8 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 6 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 10 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 83 Sysmiss 22448 13. In the past 12 months, has [NAME] informally save cash in: HOME (CASH) 4393 18295 1 2 1 1. YES 1104 2 2. NO 3289 Sysmiss 18295 13. In the past 12 months, has [NAME] informally save cash in: FRIENDS/ FAMILY 4358 18330 1 2 1 1. YES 130 2 2. NO 4228 Sysmiss 18330 13. In the past 12 months, has [NAME] informally save cash in: ASSOCIATION 4355 18333 1 2 1 1. YES 107 2 2. NO 4248 Sysmiss 18333 13. In the past 12 months, has [NAME] informally save cash in: EQUB 4380 18308 1 2 1 1. YES 1079 2 2. NO 3301 Sysmiss 18308 13. In the past 12 months, has [NAME] informally save cash in: OTHER (SPECIFY) 4419 18269 1 2 1 1. YES 4 2 2. NO 4415 Sysmiss 18269 Please specify other informal saving place in which [NAME] have saving 22688 14. How often does [NAME] save through: HOME (CASH) 1104 21584 1 7 1 1. DAILY 38 2 2. WEEKLY 52 3 3. MONTHLY 134 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 16 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 12 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 17 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 835 Sysmiss 21584 14. How often does [NAME] save through: RIENDS/ FAMILY 130 22558 1 7 1 1. DAILY 1 2 2. WEEKLY 20 3 3. MONTHLY 22 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 2 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 2 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 4 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 79 Sysmiss 22558 14. How often does [NAME] save through: ASSOCIATION 107 22581 1 7 1 1. DAILY 1 2 2. WEEKLY 8 3 3. MONTHLY 75 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 1 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 0 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 5 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 17 Sysmiss 22581 14. How often does [NAME] save through: EQUB 1079 21609 1 7 1 1. DAILY 34 2 2. WEEKLY 377 3 3. MONTHLY 543 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 10 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 7 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 23 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 85 Sysmiss 21609 14. How often does [NAME] save through: OTHER INSTITUTION 4 22684 3 7 1 1. DAILY 0 2 2. WEEKLY 0 3 3. MONTHLY 1 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 0 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 0 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 0 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 3 Sysmiss 22684 15. In last 12 months, has [NAME] personally saved for old age? 12310 10378 1 2 1 1. YES 828 2 2. NO 11482 Sysmiss 10378 16. On average, how often would [NAME] be able to save 1300 Birr? 12309 10379 1 7 1 1. DAILY 60 2 2. WEEKLY 274 3 3. MONTHLY 1163 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 653 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 313 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 359 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 9487 Sysmiss 10379 17. Why doesn't [NAME] own an account? (REASON 1) 5548 17140 1 13 1 1. PROCEDURE IS TOO COMPLEX OR HAS TOO MANY REQUIREMENTS 278 2 2. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE TOO FAR 780 3 3. ACCOUNTS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE 175 4 4. I DO NOT FEEL THAT MY MONEY IS ENOUGH TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT 2069 5 5. I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE BENEFITS 522 6 6. I DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO OPEN AN CCOUNT 218 7 7. PREFER INFORMAL SERVICES 119 8 8. RELIGIOUS REASONS 36 9 9. I DO NOT TRUST BANKS 13 10 10. I DON'T HAVE A REASON 826 11 11. I DON'T HAVE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS (ID CARD, PAY SLIP,ETC) 52 12 12. SOMEONE ELSE IN MY FAMILY ALREADY HAS AN ACCOUNT 400 13 13. OTHER(SPECIFY) 60 Sysmiss 17140 17. Why doesn't [NAME] own an account? (REASON 2) 1536 21152 1 13 1 1. PROCEDURE IS TOO COMPLEX OR HAS TOO MANY REQUIREMENTS 42 2 2. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE TOO FAR 274 3 3. ACCOUNTS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE 82 4 4. I DO NOT FEEL THAT MY MONEY IS ENOUGH TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT 318 5 5. I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE BENEFITS 213 6 6. I DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO OPEN AN CCOUNT 166 7 7. PREFER INFORMAL SERVICES 94 8 8. RELIGIOUS REASONS 17 9 9. I DO NOT TRUST BANKS 23 10 10. I DON'T HAVE A REASON 190 11 11. I DON'T HAVE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS (ID CARD, PAY SLIP,ETC) 36 12 12. SOMEONE ELSE IN MY FAMILY ALREADY HAS AN ACCOUNT 70 13 13. OTHER(SPECIFY) 11 Sysmiss 21152 17. Why doesn't [NAME] own an account? (REASON 3) 464 22224 1 13 1 1. PROCEDURE IS TOO COMPLEX OR HAS TOO MANY REQUIREMENTS 9 2 2. FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE TOO FAR 32 3 3. ACCOUNTS ARE TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE 26 4 4. I DO NOT FEEL THAT MY MONEY IS ENOUGH TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT 97 5 5. I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE BENEFITS 56 6 6. I DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO OPEN AN CCOUNT 57 7 7. PREFER INFORMAL SERVICES 43 8 8. RELIGIOUS REASONS 6 9 9. I DO NOT TRUST BANKS 18 10 10. I DON'T HAVE A REASON 89 11 11. I DON'T HAVE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS (ID CARD, PAY SLIP,ETC) 15 12 12. SOMEONE ELSE IN MY FAMILY ALREADY HAS AN ACCOUNT 15 13 13. OTHER(SPECIFY) 1 Sysmiss 22224 Please specify other reason 22688 18. In last 12 months, did [NAME] own any formal insurance product? 12310 10378 1 2 1 1. YES 1096 2 2. NO 11214 Sysmiss 10378 19. In last 12 months, did [NAME] insure at: PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES 1020 21668 1 2 1 1. YES 95 2 2. NO 925 Sysmiss 21668 19. In last 12 months, did [NAME] insure at: PUBLIC INSURANCE COMPANIES 1020 21668 1 2 1 1. YES 852 2 2. NO 168 Sysmiss 21668 19. In last 12 months, did [NAME] insure at: EMPLOYER 1022 21666 1 2 1 1. YES 69 2 2. NO 953 Sysmiss 21666 19. In last 12 months, did [NAME] insure at: MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION 1020 21668 1 2 1 1. YES 16 2 2. NO 1004 Sysmiss 21668 19. In last 12 months, did [NAME] insure at: OTHER FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION 1023 21665 1 2 1 1. YES 11 2 2. NO 1012 Sysmiss 21665 Please specify other type of insurance institutions 22688 20. Why doesn't [NAME] use formal insurance services? (REASON 1) 11214 11474 1 9 1 1. DOESN'T THINK FORMAL INSURANCE IS USEFUL 1486 2 2. DOESN'T UNDERSTAND WAHT INSURANCE IS 2948 3 3. DOES NOT TRUST INSURANCE PROVIDERS 208 4 4. INSURANCE IS TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE 898 5 5. RELIGIOUS REASONS 143 6 6. PREFER THE INFROMAL SECTOR 199 7 7. INSURANCE PROVIDERS ARE TOO FAR 1683 8 8. NO REASON 3518 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 131 Sysmiss 11474 20. Why doesn't [NAME] use formal insurance services? (REASON 2) 2444 20244 1 9 1 1. DOESN'T THINK FORMAL INSURANCE IS USEFUL 243 2 2. DOESN'T UNDERSTAND WAHT INSURANCE IS 681 3 3. DOES NOT TRUST INSURANCE PROVIDERS 155 4 4. INSURANCE IS TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE 227 5 5. RELIGIOUS REASONS 78 6 6. PREFER THE INFROMAL SECTOR 137 7 7. INSURANCE PROVIDERS ARE TOO FAR 476 8 8. NO REASON 428 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 19 Sysmiss 20244 20. Why doesn't [NAME] use formal insurance services? (REASON 3) 801 21887 1 9 1 1. DOESN'T THINK FORMAL INSURANCE IS USEFUL 88 2 2. DOESN'T UNDERSTAND WAHT INSURANCE IS 57 3 3. DOES NOT TRUST INSURANCE PROVIDERS 76 4 4. INSURANCE IS TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE 162 5 5. RELIGIOUS REASONS 26 6 6. PREFER THE INFROMAL SECTOR 93 7 7. INSURANCE PROVIDERS ARE TOO FAR 131 8 8. NO REASON 163 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 5 Sysmiss 21887 Please specify other reason 22688 21. In last 12 months, was [NAME] a member of IDDIR? 12309 10379 1 2 1 1. YES 5568 2 2. NO 6741 Sysmiss 10379 22. How would [NAME] perfer to save money? 12309 10379 1 3 1 1. FORMAL INSTITUTIONS 6065 2 2. INFORMAL 4059 3 3. BOTH 2185 Sysmiss 10379 23. Does [NAME] know how to open a bank account? 12310 10378 1 2 1 1. YES 6600 2 2. NO 5710 Sysmiss 10378 24. Is [NAME] worried about being able to cover unexpected expenses? 12310 10378 1 2 1 1. YES 7155 2 2. NO 5155 Sysmiss 10378 25. Does [NAME] know how much money the HH has able for day-to-day spending? 12310 10378 1 3 1 1. YES, EXACTLY 5145 2 2. YES, SOME HOW 3525 3 3. NO 3640 Sysmiss 10378 26. At a moment how Many Bank accounts Do you have at any formal banks? 12310 10378 0 500 27. At a moment how Many Bank accounts Do you have at any formal banks 6298 16390 1 10 1 3835 2 1711 3 461 4 132 5 99 6 23 7 13 8 3 9 4 10 17 Sysmiss 16390 Unique Household Indentifier 22688 Household member ID 22688 1 20 1 4685 2 4137 3 3421 4 3082 5 2412 6 1816 7 1257 8 794 9 486 10 290 11 148 12 83 13 39 14 17 15 10 16 7 17 2 18 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 22688 Rural/Urban 22688 1 2 1 1. RURAL 11735 2 2. URBAN 10953 household sample weight 22688 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 22688 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1093 3 3. AMHARA 2619 4 4. OROMIA 2963 5 5. SOMALI 3323 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 815 7 7. SNNP 3208 12 12. GAMBELA 2008 13 13. HARAR 1891 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2562 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2206 Zone Code 22688 Woreda Code 22688 City Code 22688 Sub city code 22688 Kebele Code 22688 EA code 22688 Household ID 22688 0. IS [NAME] AGED 18 YEARS AND OLDER? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 12315 2 2. NO 10373 1. IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF/ HERSELF? 6653 16035 1 2 1 1. YES 6582 2 2. NO 71 Sysmiss 16035 2. WHO IS RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 71 22617 1 8 1 39 2 18 3 5 4 1 5 3 7 2 8 3 Sysmiss 22617 3. In the last 12 months, have [NAME] used ATM/ DEBIT CARD service? 6123 16565 1 2 1 1. YES 2143 2 2. NO 3980 Sysmiss 16565 3. In the last 12 months, have [NAME] used ONLINE BANKING service? 6117 16571 1 2 1 1. YES 220 2 2. NO 5897 Sysmiss 16571 3. In the last 12 months, have [NAME] used MOBILE BANKING/MONEY service? 6469 16219 1 2 1 1. YES 1107 2 2. NO 5362 Sysmiss 16219 4. Who is your Mobile Banking service provider; Bank? 1107 21581 0 1 0 134 1 1. YES 973 2 2. NO 0 Sysmiss 21581 4. Who is your Mobile Banking service provider; Mobile operator? 1107 21581 0 1 0 990 1 1. YES 117 2 2. NO 0 Sysmiss 21581 4. Who is your Mobile Banking service provider; Financial technology provider? 1107 21581 0 1 0 1074 1 1. YES 33 2 2. NO 0 Sysmiss 21581 4. Who is your Mobile Banking service provider; I do not know? 1107 21581 0 1 0 1078 1 1. YES 29 2 2. NO 0 Sysmiss 21581 5. What type of service you mainly make using ATM/POS (Debit Card)? 2137 20551 1 10 1 1. Buy Airtime/Package 155 2 2. Deposit Cash/Saving 52 3 3. To Send Money/Fund Transfer 34 4 4. Balance Inquiry 105 5 12 6 6. Pay for Merchant 12 7 7. Receive Payment 89 8 8. Withdraw Cash 1669 9 9. To Contribte on Social Events 2 10 10. OTHER(SPECIFY) 7 Sysmiss 20551 5. Other specify 22688 5b. How frequently you use the service using ATM/POS (Debit Card)? 2137 20551 1 8 1 1. DAILY 42 2 2. WEEKLY 549 3 3. MONTHLY 597 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 77 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 20 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 9 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 764 8 8. NEVER 79 Sysmiss 20551 6. What type of service you mainly make using Online Banking? 220 22468 1 10 1 1. Buy Airtime/Package 74 2 2. Deposit Cash/Saving 27 3 3. To Send Money/Fund Transfer 36 4 4. Balance Inquiry 24 5 17 6 6. Pay for Merchant 6 7 7. Receive Payment 8 8 8. Withdraw Cash 22 9 9. To Contribte on Social Events 0 10 10. OTHER(SPECIFY) 6 Sysmiss 22468 6. Other specify 22688 6b. How frequently you use the service using Online Banking? 220 22468 1 8 1 1. DAILY 13 2 2. WEEKLY 47 3 3. MONTHLY 44 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 5 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 6 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 2 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 74 8 8. NEVER 29 Sysmiss 22468 7. What type of service you mainly make using Mobile Banking? 1107 21581 1 10 1 1. Buy Airtime/Package 294 2 2. Deposit Cash/Saving 35 3 3. To Send Money/Fund Transfer 297 4 4. Balance Inquiry 283 5 46 6 6. Pay for Merchant 18 7 7. Receive Payment 40 8 8. Withdraw Cash 78 9 9. To Contribte on Social Events 5 10 10. OTHER(SPECIFY) 11 Sysmiss 21581 7. Other specify 22688 7b.How frequently do you use the service using Mobile Banking? 220 22468 1 8 1 1. DAILY 5 2 2. Weekly 57 3 3. Monthly 50 4 4. Once in 3 Months 4 5 5. Once in 6 Months 2 6 6. Once in a Year 0 7 7. Whenever i get the money 48 8 8. Never 54 Sysmiss 22468 8. Where do you often withdraw cash? 6653 16035 1 3 1 1. BANK TELLER 4799 2 2. ATM 1359 3 3. BANK AGENT 495 Sysmiss 16035 9a. How often do you pay bills, fees and utilities by cash? 6653 16035 1 8 1 1. DAILY 219 2 2. WEEKLY 201 3 3. MONTHLY 1655 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 117 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 45 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 73 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 1105 8 8. NEVER 3238 Sysmiss 16035 9b. How often do you pay bills, fees and utilities at bank teller? 6298 16390 1 8 1 1. DAILY 28 2 2. WEEKLY 87 3 3. MONTHLY 888 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 84 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 27 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 41 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 649 8 8. NEVER 4494 Sysmiss 16390 9c. How often do you pay bills, fees and utilities using ATM? 2137 20551 1 8 1 1. DAILY 16 2 2. WEEKLY 49 3 3. MONTHLY 135 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 20 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 8 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 7 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 122 8 8. NEVER 1780 Sysmiss 20551 9d. How often do you pay bills, fees and utilities using online banking? 220 22468 1 8 1 1. DAILY 2 2 2. WEEKLY 12 3 3. MONTHLY 33 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 3 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 0 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 3 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 18 8 8. NEVER 149 Sysmiss 22468 9e. How often do you pay bills, fees and utilities using mobile bank? 1107 21581 1 8 1 1. DAILY 9 2 2. WEEKLY 30 3 3. MONTHLY 149 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 8 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 3 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 10 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 101 8 8. NEVER 797 Sysmiss 21581 10a. How often do you transfer funds for Family and Friends by cash? 6653 16035 1 8 1 1. DAILY 58 2 2. WEEKLY 116 3 3. MONTHLY 392 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 103 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 58 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 73 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 1651 8 8. NEVER 4202 Sysmiss 16035 10b. How often do you transfer funds for Family and Friends at bank teller? 6298 16390 1 8 1 1. DAILY 20 2 2. WEEKLY 33 3 3. MONTHLY 282 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 88 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 61 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 103 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 1420 8 8. NEVER 4291 Sysmiss 16390 10c. How often do you transfer funds for Family and Friends using ATM? 2137 20551 1 8 1 1. DAILY 4 2 2. WEEKLY 20 3 3. MONTHLY 57 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 14 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 9 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 9 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 175 8 8. NEVER 1849 Sysmiss 20551 10d. How often do you transfer funds for Family and Friends using online banking 220 22468 1 8 1 1. DAILY 5 2 2. WEEKLY 7 3 3. MONTHLY 16 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 3 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 2 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 0 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 37 8 8. NEVER 150 Sysmiss 22468 10e. How often do you transfer funds for Family and Friends using mobile bank? 1103 21585 1 8 1 1. DAILY 5 2 2. WEEKLY 15 3 3. MONTHLY 90 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 24 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 11 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 10 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 298 8 8. NEVER 650 Sysmiss 21585 11a. How often do you transfer funds for business activitty by cash? 6652 16036 1 8 1 1. DAILY 114 2 2. WEEKLY 193 3 3. MONTHLY 215 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 57 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 26 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 24 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 604 8 8. NEVER 5419 Sysmiss 16036 11b. How often do you transfer funds for business activitty at bank teller? 6652 16036 1 8 1 1. DAILY 25 2 2. WEEKLY 71 3 3. MONTHLY 171 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 46 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 19 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 27 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 485 8 8. NEVER 5808 Sysmiss 16036 11c. How often do you transfer funds for business activitty using ATM? 2137 20551 1 8 1 1. DAILY 7 2 2. WEEKLY 25 3 3. MONTHLY 34 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 6 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 3 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 3 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 80 8 8. NEVER 1979 Sysmiss 20551 11d. How often do you transfer funds for business activitty using online banking 220 22468 1 8 1 1. DAILY 1 2 2. WEEKLY 7 3 3. MONTHLY 10 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 3 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 0 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 0 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 16 8 8. NEVER 183 Sysmiss 22468 11e. How often do you transfer funds for business activitty using mobile bank? 1107 21581 1 8 1 1. DAILY 12 2 2. WEEKLY 20 3 3. MONTHLY 38 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 19 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 1 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 2 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 71 8 8. NEVER 944 Sysmiss 21581 12a. How often do you transfer funds for agriculture activitty by cash? 1717 20971 1 8 1 1. DAILY 1 2 2. WEEKLY 3 3 3. MONTHLY 34 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 43 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 28 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 100 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 368 8 8. NEVER 1140 Sysmiss 20971 12b. How often do you transfer funds for agriculture activitty at bank teller? 1717 20971 1 8 1 1. DAILY 1 2 2. WEEKLY 3 3 3. MONTHLY 21 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 18 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 13 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 57 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 286 8 8. NEVER 1318 Sysmiss 20971 12c. How often do you transfer funds for agriculture activitty using ATM? 2137 20551 1 8 1 1. DAILY 4 2 2. WEEKLY 8 3 3. MONTHLY 25 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 5 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 5 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 7 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 58 8 8. NEVER 2025 Sysmiss 20551 12d. How often do you transfer funds for agriculture activitty using online bank 220 22468 1 8 1 1. DAILY 3 2 2. WEEKLY 5 3 3. MONTHLY 9 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 1 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 0 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 1 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 15 8 8. NEVER 186 Sysmiss 22468 12e. How often do you transfer funds for agriculture activitty using mobile bank 1107 21581 1 8 1 1. DAILY 3 2 2. WEEKLY 5 3 3. MONTHLY 16 4 4. ONCE IN 3 MONTHS 4 5 5. ONCE IN 6 MONTHS 4 6 6. ONCE A YEAR 2 7 7. WHENEVER I GET THE MONEY 46 8 8. NEVER 1027 Sysmiss 21581 13. How did you benefited from using ATM/POS/ONLINE BANKING/MOBILE BANKING? 2345 20343 1 6 1 1. IT SAVES MY TIME 1797 2 350 3 3. SECURITY FROM PHYSICAL ROBBERY 30 4 4. MINIMIZE TRANSPORT EXPENCES 42 5 5. DON'T KNOW THE BENEFIT 117 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 9 Sysmiss 20343 13. Please specify 22688 14. Why did not used ATM/POS/ONLINE BANKING/MOBILE BANKING? 3785 18903 1 13 1 1. PROCEDURE IS TOO COMPLEX OR HAS TOO MANY REQUIREMENTS 506 2 2. I DO NOT FEEL THAT MY BANK/FI ARE PROVIDING THE SERVICES 35 3 3. SERVICES ARE TOO EXPENSIVE TO USE 68 4 4. I DO NOT FEEL THAT IT IS TO USE THE SERVICES 143 5 5. I DON'T UNDERSTAND THE BENEFITS 582 6 6. I DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO ACESS THE SERVICES 161 7 7. PREFER TO GET ANY BANKING SERVICES AT COUNTER/TELLER 325 8 8. RELIGIOUS REASONS 12 9 9. I DO NOT TRUST DIGITAL/ONLINE TRANSACTIONS 16 10 10. I DON'T HAVE A REASON 1089 11 11. SOMEONE ELSE IN MY FAMILY ALREADY USING THE SERVIES 125 12 12. I DON'T KNOW 604 13 13. OTHER(SPECIFY) 119 Sysmiss 18903 Please specify other reason why you did not used ATM/POS/ONLINE BANKING. 22688 15. Does NAME has any currently working mobile phone? 6653 16035 1 2 1 1. YES 5240 2 2. NO 1413 Sysmiss 16035 15b. Is NAME's mobile phone a smart phone? 5240 17448 1 2 1 1. YES 2675 2 2. NO 2565 Sysmiss 17448 15c. Does NAME use any social media networks/Applications on his cell phone? 2675 20013 1 2 1 1. YES 2340 2 2. NO 335 Sysmiss 20013 Unique Household Indentifier 366966 Food ID 366966 101 904 101 101. Teff 4959 102 102. Wheat (Incl. Flour factory product) 4959 103 4959 104 104. Maize 4959 105 105. Sorghum 4959 106 106. Millet 4959 107 107. Rice 4959 108 108. Oats 4959 109 109. Other cereal (SPECIFY) 4959 201 201. Horsebeans 4959 202 202. Chick Pea 4959 203 203. Field Pea 4959 204 204. Lentils 4959 205 205. Haricot Beans 4959 206 206. Ground nuts 4959 207 207. Vetch 4959 208 208. Fenugreek 4959 209 209. mung bean 4959 210 210. Processed pulses (Shiro) 4959 211 211. Other pulse or nut (SPECIFY) 4959 301 301. Niger Seed 4959 302 302. Linseed 4959 303 303. Seasame 4959 304 304. Sun Flower 4959 305 305. Other seed (SPECIFY) 4959 401 401. Onion 4959 402 402. Green chili pepper (kariya) 4959 403 403. Red pepper (Processed pepper (Berbere)) 4959 404 404. kale, cabbage, Pumpikn Leaf, Lettuce, spinach 4959 405 405. Tomato 4959 406 406. Garlic 4959 407 407. Moringa/Shiferaw/Halloka 4959 408 408. Other vegetable (SPECIFY) 4959 501 501. Banana 4959 502 502. Orange 4959 503 503. Mango 4959 504 504. Papaya 4959 505 505. Avocado 4959 506 506. Other fruit (SPECIFY) 4959 601 601. Potato 4959 602 602. Kocho 4959 603 603. Bula 4959 604 604. Sweet potato 4959 605 605. Boye/Yam 4959 606 606. Cassava 4959 607 607. Godere 4959 608 608. Carrot 4959 609 609. Beetroot 4959 610 610. Other tuber or stem (SPECIFY) 4959 701 4959 702 702. Beef 4959 703 703. Poultry 4959 704 704. Fish 4959 705 705. Milk 4959 706 706. Cheese 4959 707 707. Butter/ghee 4959 708 708. Oils (processed) 4959 709 709. Eggs 4959 710 710. Sugar 4959 711 711. Honey, natural 4959 712 712. Salt 4959 713 713. Other condiments 4959 714 714. Camel meat 4959 801 801. Coffee 4959 802 802. Tea 4959 803 803. Soft drinks/Soda 4959 804 804. Beer 4959 805 805. Tella 0 806 806. Chat / Kat 4959 807 807. Hops (gesho) 4959 808 808. bottelled water 1/2-20 lit (highlaned) 4959 901 901. purchased Injera 4959 902 902. purchased bread/biscuit 4959 903 903. Pasta/Maccaroni 4959 904 904. Other purchased prepared food 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 366966 Rural/Urban 366966 1 2 1 1. Rural 169090 2 2. Urban 197876 household sample weight 366966 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 366966 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 18500 3 3. Amhara 48544 4 4. Oromia 47138 5 5. Somalia 38628 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 15244 7 7. SNNPR 48618 12 12. Gambella 31228 13 13. Hareri 32856 14 14. Addis Ababa 47656 15 15. Diredawa 38554 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 366966 Woreda Code 366966 City Code 366966 Sub city code 366966 Kebele Code 366966 EA code 366966 Household ID 366966 Other Food, Specify 366966 Over the past one week(7 days), Did your HH consume any [ITEM] in any form? 365966 1000 1 2 1 1. YES 84274 2 2. NO 281692 Sysmiss 1000 2a. How much in total did your household consume %rostertitle% in the past week? 84275 282691 0.01 21000 Quantity Unit Code 84275 282691 1 903 1 1. Kilogram 36954 2 2. Gram 10916 4 4. Litres 5782 5 5. Milliliter 669 8 8. Jog 241 9 9. Melekiya 115 31 31. Birchiko Small 619 32 32. Birchiko Medium 734 33 33. Birchiko Large 508 61 61. Esir Small 953 62 62. Esir Medium 1177 63 63. Esir Large 360 71 71. Festal Small 350 72 72. Festal Medium 143 73 73. Festal Large 18 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba Small 31 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba Medium 43 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba Large 11 101 101. Kubaya/Cup Small 910 102 102. Kubaya/Cup Medium 787 103 103. Kubaya/Cup Large 435 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Small 110 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Medium 109 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Large 19 131 131. Medeb Small 3820 132 132. Medeb Medium 3434 133 133. Medeb Large 1123 141 141. Piece/number Small 2174 142 142. Piece/number Medium 4119 143 143. Piece/number Large 648 151 151. Sahin Small 437 152 152. Sahin Medium 491 153 153. Sahin Large 139 171 171. Sini Small 1943 172 172. Sini Large 1434 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Small 377 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Medium 563 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Large 250 191 191. Zorba/Akara Small 250 192 192. Zorba/Akara Medium 265 193 193. Zorba/Akara Large 78 900 900. Other (Specify) 367 901 901. PACK 324 902 902. WHOLE ANIMAL (POULTARY) 22 903 903. WHOLE ANIMAL (SHEEP) 23 Sysmiss 282691 Other Quantity Unit Code, Specify 366966 3a. How much comes from purchases? Quantity 84274 282692 0 21000 Quantity Unit Code 74755 292211 1 903 1 1. Kilogram 33320 2 2. Gram 10608 4 4. Litres 4920 5 5. Milliliter 648 8 8. Jog 145 9 9. Melekiya 114 31 31. Birchiko Small 540 32 32. Birchiko Medium 592 33 33. Birchiko Large 347 61 61. Esir Small 743 62 62. Esir Medium 888 63 63. Esir Large 217 71 71. Festal Small 280 72 72. Festal Medium 87 73 73. Festal Large 11 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba Small 7 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba Medium 6 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba Large 1 101 101. Kubaya/Cup Small 725 102 102. Kubaya/Cup Medium 579 103 103. Kubaya/Cup Large 310 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Small 32 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Medium 17 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Large 4 131 131. Medeb Small 3664 132 132. Medeb Medium 3215 133 133. Medeb Large 985 141 141. Piece/number Small 1946 142 142. Piece/number Medium 3585 143 143. Piece/number Large 544 151 151. Sahin Small 310 152 152. Sahin Medium 280 153 153. Sahin Large 106 171 171. Sini Small 1810 172 172. Sini Large 1262 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Small 324 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Medium 355 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Large 184 191 191. Zorba/Akara Small 158 192 192. Zorba/Akara Medium 195 193 193. Zorba/Akara Large 46 900 900. Other (Specify) 277 901 901. PACK 332 902 902. WHOLE ANIMAL (POULTARY) 18 903 903. WHOLE ANIMAL (SHEEP) 18 Sysmiss 292211 Other Quantity Unit Code, Specify 366966 4. How much did you spend for purchase of ITEMS? Amount 74737 292229 0 10500 5a. How much comes from own- production? Quantity 84274 282692 0 3500 Quantity Unit Code 7682 359284 1 903 1 1. Kilogram 2777 2 2. Gram 156 4 4. Litres 746 5 5. Milliliter 11 8 8. Jog 80 9 9. Melekiya 2 31 31. Birchiko Small 54 32 32. Birchiko Medium 140 33 33. Birchiko Large 144 61 61. Esir Small 194 62 62. Esir Medium 259 63 63. Esir Large 144 71 71. Festal Small 60 72 72. Festal Medium 45 73 73. Festal Large 7 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba Small 24 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba Medium 33 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba Large 10 101 101. Kubaya/Cup Small 140 102 102. Kubaya/Cup Medium 199 103 103. Kubaya/Cup Large 101 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Small 76 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Medium 89 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Large 14 131 131. Medeb Small 123 132 132. Medeb Medium 150 133 133. Medeb Large 126 141 141. Piece/number Small 154 142 142. Piece/number Medium 440 143 143. Piece/number Large 92 151 151. Sahin Small 107 152 152. Sahin Medium 176 153 153. Sahin Large 33 171 171. Sini Small 89 172 172. Sini Large 142 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Small 36 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Medium 188 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Large 53 191 191. Zorba/Akara Small 78 192 192. Zorba/Akara Medium 73 193 193. Zorba/Akara Large 29 900 900. Other (Specify) 79 901 901. PACK 0 902 902. WHOLE ANIMAL (POULTARY) 6 903 903. WHOLE ANIMAL (SHEEP) 3 Sysmiss 359284 Other Quantity Unit Code, Specify 366966 6a. How much comes from gifts and other sources? Quantity 84274 282692 0 3500 Quantity Unit Code 2150 364816 1 903 1 1. Kilogram 1013 2 2. Gram 164 4 4. Litres 151 5 5. Milliliter 12 8 8. Jog 14 9 9. Melekiya 0 31 31. Birchiko Small 17 32 32. Birchiko Medium 19 33 33. Birchiko Large 11 61 61. Esir Small 20 62 62. Esir Medium 22 63 63. Esir Large 7 71 71. Festal Small 24 72 72. Festal Medium 8 73 73. Festal Large 0 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba Small 1 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba Medium 2 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba Large 1 101 101. Kubaya/Cup Small 42 102 102. Kubaya/Cup Medium 21 103 103. Kubaya/Cup Large 23 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Small 6 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Medium 1 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Large 1 131 131. Medeb Small 64 132 132. Medeb Medium 41 133 133. Medeb Large 20 141 141. Piece/number Small 62 142 142. Piece/number Medium 117 143 143. Piece/number Large 21 151 151. Sahin Small 29 152 152. Sahin Medium 19 153 153. Sahin Large 9 171 171. Sini Small 41 172 172. Sini Large 28 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Small 14 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Medium 22 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Large 16 191 191. Zorba/Akara Small 24 192 192. Zorba/Akara Medium 20 193 193. Zorba/Akara Large 8 900 900. Other (Specify) 13 901 901. PACK 0 902 902. WHOLE ANIMAL (POULTARY) 1 903 903. WHOLE ANIMAL (SHEEP) 1 Sysmiss 364816 Other Quantity Unit Code, Specify 366966 Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 1. RURAL 2285 2 2. URBAN 2674 household sample weight 4959 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 4959 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 250 3 3. AMHARA 656 4 4. OROMIA 637 5 5. SOMALI 522 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 206 7 7. SNNP 657 12 12. GAMBELA 422 13 13. HARAR 444 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 644 15 15. DIRE DAWA 521 Zone Code 4959 Woreda Code 4959 City Code 4959 Sub city code 4959 Kebele Code 4959 EA code 4959 Household ID 4959 3. Did any non-HH member eat any meals in HH in last 7 days? 4955 4 1 2 1 1. YES 1923 2 2. NO 3032 Sysmiss 4 Unique Household Indentifier 7692 Age Group of non-HH members who have shared meal in HH 7692 1 4 1 1. Children 0-5 years 1923 2 2. Children 6-15 years 1923 3 3. Adults 16-65 years 1923 4 4. People over 65 years old 1923 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 7692 Rural/Urban 7692 1 2 1 1. RURAL 4140 2 2. URBAN 3552 household sample weight 7692 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 7692 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 420 3 3. AMHARA 1184 4 4. OROMIA 1052 5 5. SOMALI 736 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 504 7 7. SNNP 1228 12 12. GAMBELA 780 13 13. HARAR 596 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 692 15 15. DIRE DAWA 500 Zone Code 7692 Woreda Code 7692 City Code 7692 Sub city code 7692 Kebele Code 7692 EA code 7692 Household ID 7692 4. What was the total number of days that meals were shared with [AGE GROUP]? 7691 1 0 7 0 4382 1 1340 2 1035 3 503 4 166 5 97 6 33 7 135 Sysmiss 1 5. What was the total number of meals shared with [AGE GROUP]? 3309 4383 0 300 0 6 1 798 2 815 3 499 4 314 5 190 6 231 7 51 8 68 9 52 10 35 11 4 12 41 13 3 14 24 15 19 16 2 18 13 20 12 21 75 22 3 23 2 24 2 25 2 27 2 28 2 30 3 34 1 40 4 42 4 44 1 49 1 50 5 60 3 65 1 80 1 100 7 120 1 150 3 160 1 180 1 200 4 250 1 300 2 Sysmiss 4383 Unique Household Indentifier 39672 Meal (Food/Drink) Group 39672 1 8 1 1. Full meals: Breakfast 4959 2 2. Full meals: Lunch 4959 3 3. Full meals: Dinner 4959 4 4. Snacks such as Kolo, bread, biscuits, cakes 4959 5 5. Dairy based beverages such as milk, yoghurt etc 4959 6 6. Vegetables and roasted or boiled items 4959 7 7. Non alcoholic drinks (coffee, tea, fruit juice, soda etc.) 4959 8 8. Alcoholic drinks 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 39672 Rural/Urban 39672 1 2 1 1. RURAL 18280 2 2. URBAN 21392 household sample weight 39672 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 39672 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 2000 3 3. AMHARA 5248 4 4. OROMIA 5096 5 5. SOMALI 4176 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1648 7 7. SNNP 5256 12 12. GAMBELA 3376 13 13. HARAR 3552 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 5152 15 15. DIRE DAWA 4168 Zone Code 39672 Woreda Code 39672 City Code 39672 Sub city code 39672 Kebele Code 39672 EA code 39672 Household ID 39672 6. In the past 7 days, did HH consume any [MEAL] outside home? 39519 153 1 2 1 1. YES 6352 2 2. NO 33167 Sysmiss 153 7. How much in total did HH pay for [MEAL]? 6352 33320 0 7000 7b. Who in your household Consumed [MEAL] outside the household? 6352 33320 1 16 1 4444 2 1014 3 412 4 219 5 112 6 71 7 27 8 29 9 11 10 6 11 2 12 1 13 3 16 1 Sysmiss 33320 7b. Who in your household Consumed [MEAL] outside the household? 2384 37288 2 16 2 1353 3 431 4 277 5 140 6 91 7 29 8 30 9 12 10 11 11 6 13 2 16 2 Sysmiss 37288 7b. Who in your household Consumed [MEAL] outside the household? 861 38811 3 13 3 362 4 202 5 126 6 90 7 45 8 22 9 7 10 2 11 4 13 1 Sysmiss 38811 7b. Who in your household Consumed [MEAL] outside the household? 364 39308 4 12 4 154 5 80 6 55 7 25 8 25 9 16 10 5 11 3 12 1 Sysmiss 39308 Unique Household Indentifier 22688 Household member ID 22688 1 20 1 4685 2 4137 3 3421 4 3082 5 2412 6 1816 7 1257 8 794 9 486 10 290 11 148 12 83 13 39 14 17 15 10 16 7 17 2 18 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 22688 Rural/Urban 22688 1 2 1 1. RURAL 11735 2 2. URBAN 10953 household sample weight 22688 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 22688 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1093 3 3. AMHARA 2619 4 4. OROMIA 2963 5 5. SOMALI 3323 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 815 7 7. SNNP 3208 12 12. GAMBELA 2008 13 13. HARAR 1891 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 2562 15 15. DIRE DAWA 2206 Zone Code 22688 Woreda Code 22688 City Code 22688 Sub city code 22688 Kebele Code 22688 EA code 22688 Household ID 22688 0. IS [NAME] AGED 15 YEARS AND OLDER? 22688 1 2 1 1. YES 14067 2 2. NO 8621 1. IS [NAME] ANSWERING FOR HIMSELF/ HERSELF? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 8802 2 2. NO 5262 Sysmiss 8624 2. WHO IS RESPONDING FOR [NAME]? 5262 17426 1 15 1 2071 2 2492 3 256 4 151 5 120 6 70 7 34 8 26 9 12 10 2 11 5 12 5 13 4 14 1 15 13 Sysmiss 17426 3.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed rice,pasta,macaroni, or commercial white bread? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 6776 2 2. NO 7288 Sysmiss 8624 4.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed Enjera/homemade bread/kita/maize/barley..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 11601 2 2. NO 2463 Sysmiss 8624 5.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed Potato/sweetpotato/enset/yam/anchote/cassava..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 6259 2 2. NO 7805 Sysmiss 8624 6.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed Kik/shiro/helbet/siljo/ashuk/chickpeas/peas..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 7531 2 2. NO 6533 Sysmiss 8624 7.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed Carrots/pumpkin/sweet potatoes orange inside..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 1798 2 2. NO 12266 Sysmiss 8624 8.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed kale/broccoli/spinach/moringa leaves..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 3381 2 2. NO 10683 Sysmiss 8624 9.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed tomatoes/eggplant/beetroot/zucchini/headcabbage 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 5356 2 2. NO 8708 Sysmiss 8624 10.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed cucumber/lettuce/greenpepper/cauliflower..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 3940 2 2. NO 10124 Sysmiss 8624 11.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed mango or papaya? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 1695 2 2. NO 12369 Sysmiss 8624 12.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed orange, mandarin, or grapefruit? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 864 2 2. NO 13200 Sysmiss 8624 13.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed banana/avocado/pineapple/apple..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 3244 2 2. NO 10820 Sysmiss 8624 14.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed guava/strawberries/prim/peaches? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 569 2 2. NO 13495 Sysmiss 8624 15.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed cakes/biscuits/baklava/mushebek? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 960 2 2. NO 13104 Sysmiss 8624 16.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed ice cream, candy, or chocolates? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 432 2 2. NO 13632 Sysmiss 8624 17.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed eggs? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 1611 2 2. NO 12453 Sysmiss 8624 18.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed cheese/cottage cheese/feta? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 576 2 2. NO 13488 Sysmiss 8624 19.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed yogurt? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 586 2 2. NO 13478 Sysmiss 8624 20.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed sausages/canned meat/kuanta? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 371 2 2. NO 13693 Sysmiss 8624 21.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed beef/sheep/goat/raw meat? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 2189 2 2. NO 11875 Sysmiss 8624 22.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed pork or camel? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 222 2 2. NO 13842 Sysmiss 8624 23.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed chicken? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 427 2 2. NO 13637 Sysmiss 8624 24.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed fish/tuna/canned fish? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 614 2 2. NO 13450 Sysmiss 8624 25.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed groundnuts/selit/suf..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 674 2 2. NO 13390 Sysmiss 8624 26.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed potato chips? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 656 2 2. NO 13408 Sysmiss 8624 27.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed indomie? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 154 2 2. NO 13910 Sysmiss 8624 28.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed chips/samosa/spring rolls..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 2781 2 2. NO 11283 Sysmiss 8624 29.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed milk or milk in tea? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 2949 2 2. NO 11115 Sysmiss 8624 30.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed tea-coffee-macchiato-milk.. with sugar? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 7809 2 2. NO 6255 Sysmiss 8624 31.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed fruit juice, packed juice or fruit drinks? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 573 2 2. NO 13491 Sysmiss 8624 32.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed Coke/Fanta/Sprite/Malts..? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 1365 2 2. NO 12699 Sysmiss 8624 33.Yesterday, has [NAME] consumed pizza or burger burger and pizza cafe? 14064 8624 1 2 1 1. YES 195 2 2. NO 13869 Sysmiss 8624 Unique Household Indentifier 59508 Item Code (30 DAYS) 59508 1 12 1 1. Matches 4959 2 2. Batteries 4959 3 3. Candles (tua'af), incense 4959 4 4. Laundry soap/OMO/endod/besana leaves (local and imported) 4959 5 5. Hand/body soap 4959 6 6. Other personal care goods (incl.sendel,matent, insecticides, salon, barber..) 4959 7 7. Charcoal 4959 8 8. Firewood 4959 9 9. Kerosene 4959 10 10. Cigarettes, tobacco, suret, gaya 4959 11 11. Transport 4959 12 12. Salary for survantes, guards, baby-sitters 4959 13 13. House rent 0 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 59508 Rural/Urban 59508 1 2 1 1. RURAL 27420 2 2. URBAN 32088 household sample weight 59508 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 59508 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 3000 3 3. AMHARA 7872 4 4. OROMIA 7644 5 5. SOMALI 6264 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 2472 7 7. SNNP 7884 12 12. GAMBELA 5064 13 13. HARAR 5328 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 7728 15 15. DIRE DAWA 6252 Zone Code 59508 Woreda Code 59508 City Code 59508 Sub city code 59508 Kebele Code 59508 EA code 59508 Household ID 59508 1. Over the past 30 days, did HH purchase or pay for any [ITEM]? 59508 1 2 1 1. YES 24534 2 2. NO 34974 2. In total, how much did your household spend on [ITEM] in the past 30 days? 24531 34977 2 24000 Unique Household Indentifier 64467 Item Code (12 MONTHS) 64467 1 13 1 1. Clothes/shoes/fabric for MEN (18 years and older) 4959 2 2. Clothes/shoes/fabric for WOMEN (18 years and older) 4959 3 3. Clothes/shoes/fabric for BOYS (less than 18 years) 4959 4 4. Clothes/shoes/fabric for GIRLS (less than 18 years) 4959 5 5. Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 4959 6 6. Linens (sheets, towels,blankets) 4959 7 7. Furniture 4959 8 8. Lamp/torch/solare power 4959 9 9. Ceremonial expenses 4959 10 10. Contributions to informal social security institutions (inc. IDDIR, mahiber..) 4959 11 11. Donations to religious institutions (Incl. churches and mosques..) 4959 12 12. Contribution to community Development activities (road, school, health, water etc developments) 4959 13 13. Contribution to Social and political activities (Red cross, sport, poletical partieis...) 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 64467 Rural/Urban 64467 1 2 1 1. RURAL 29705 2 2. URBAN 34762 household sample weight 64467 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 64467 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 3250 3 3. AMHARA 8528 4 4. OROMIA 8281 5 5. SOMALI 6786 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 2678 7 7. SNNP 8541 12 12. GAMBELA 5486 13 13. HARAR 5772 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 8372 15 15. DIRE DAWA 6773 Zone Code 64467 Woreda Code 64467 City Code 64467 Sub city code 64467 Kebele Code 64467 EA code 64467 Household ID 64467 3. Over the past 12 months, did HH purchase or pay for any [ITEM]? 64467 1 2 1 1. YES 24748 2 2. NO 39719 4. In total, how much did your household spend on [ITEM] in the past 12 months? 24748 39719 10 250000 Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 1. Rural 2285 2 2. Urban 2674 household sample weight 4959 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 4959 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 250 3 3. Amhara 656 4 4. Oromia 637 5 5. Somalia 522 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 206 7 7. SNNPR 657 12 12. Gambella 422 13 13. Hareri 444 14 14. Addis Ababa 644 15 15. Diredawa 521 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 4959 Woreda Code 4959 City Code 4959 Sub city code 4959 Kebele Code 4959 EA code 4959 Household ID 4959 Household Size 4959 1 17 1 408 2 547 3 739 4 942 5 783 6 581 7 391 8 247 9 150 10 86 11 46 12 29 13 5 14 1 15 3 17 1 1. Last 12 months, were the HH worried about not having enough food to eat? 4955 4 1 2 1 1. YES 2068 2 2. NO 2887 Sysmiss 4 2. Last 12 months, were the HH unable to eat healthy/nutritious/preferred foods? 4953 6 1 2 1 1. YES 2284 2 2. NO 2669 Sysmiss 6 3. Last 12 months, were the HH ate only a few kinds of foods? 4955 4 1 2 1 1. YES 2273 2 2. NO 2682 Sysmiss 4 4. Last 12 months, were the HH had to skip a meal? 4953 6 1 2 1 1. YES 1144 2 2. NO 3809 Sysmiss 6 5. Last 12 months, were the HH ate less than you thought you should? 4949 10 1 2 1 1. YES 1695 2 2. NO 3254 Sysmiss 10 6. Last 30 days, were the HH went without eating for a whole day? 4954 5 1 2 1 1. YES 406 2 2. NO 4548 Sysmiss 5 6. How often did this happen? 405 4554 2 99 2 2. Rarely (1 or 2 times) 222 3 3. Sometimes (3-10 times) 117 4 4. Often (more than 10 times) 38 98 98. Don’t Know 23 99 99. Refused 5 Sysmiss 4554 7. Last 12 months, were the HH ran out of food? 4954 5 1 2 1 1. YES 1246 2 2. NO 3708 Sysmiss 5 7. How often did this happen? 1246 3713 2 99 2 2. Rarely (1 or 2 times) 783 3 3. Sometimes (3-10 times) 292 4 4. Often (more than 10 times) 125 98 98. Don’t Know 40 99 99. Refused 6 Sysmiss 3713 8. Last 12 months, were the HH hungry but did not eat? 4957 2 1 2 1 1. YES 754 2 2. NO 4203 Sysmiss 2 8. How often did this happen? 751 4208 2 99 2 2. Rarely (1 or 2 times) 420 3 3. Sometimes (3-10 times) 188 4 4. Often (more than 10 times) 103 98 98. Don’t Know 29 99 99. Refused 11 Sysmiss 4208 Unique Household Indentifier 94221 Shock Type 94221 1 19 1 1. DEATH OF HH MEMBER (MAIN BREAD EARNER) 4959 2 2. DEATH OF A CHILD UNDER 5 INCLUDING MISCARRIAGE OR STILLBIRTH 4959 3 3. DEATH OF OTHER HH MEMBER 4959 4 4. ILLNESS OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBER 4959 5 5. LOSS OF NON-FARM JOBS OF HH MEMBER 4959 6 6. DROUGHT 4959 7 7. FLOOD 4959 8 8. LANDSLIDES/ AVALANCHES 4959 9 9. HEAVY RAINS PREVENTING WORK 4959 10 10. OTHER CROP DAMAGE 4959 11 11. UNUSUAL PRICE FALL OF FOOD ITEMS AGRICULTURE PRODUCES 4959 12 12. UNUSUAL PRICE RISE OF FOOD ITEMS AGRICULTURE PRODUCES 4959 13 13. UNUSUAL INCREASE IN PRICE OF INPUTS (SEED, FERTILIZER) 4959 14 14. GREAT LOSS/DEATH OF LIVESTOCK 4959 15 15. FIRE 4959 16 16. THEFT/ROBBERY AND OTHER VIOLENCE 4959 17 17. DISPLACEMENT (DUE TO GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS) 4959 18 18. LOCAL UNREST/VIOLENCE 4959 19 19. OTHER (SPECIFY) 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 94221 Rural/Urban 94221 1 2 1 1. RURAL 43415 2 2. URBAN 50806 household sample weight 5823 88398 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 94221 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 4750 3 3. AMHARA 12464 4 4. OROMIA 12103 5 5. SOMALI 9918 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 3914 7 7. SNNP 12483 12 12. GAMBELA 8018 13 13. HARAR 8436 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 12236 15 15. DIRE DAWA 9899 Zone Code 94221 Woreda Code 94221 City Code 94221 Sub city code 94221 Kebele Code 94221 EA code 94221 Household ID 94221 1. In last 12 months, was HH affected by [SHOCK] 94221 1 2 1 1. YES 6593 2 2. NO 87628 1_os. Other specify 94221 2. Rank the 3 most significant shocks (MOST SEVERE) 5823 88398 1 3 1 1. 1st Severe 3105 2 2. 2nd Severe 1827 3 3. 3rd Severe 891 Sysmiss 88398 3a. As a result of [SHOCK], how does your HH income change? 5823 88398 1 3 1 1. INCREASED 192 2 2. DECREASED 4705 3 3. DID NOT CHANGE 926 Sysmiss 88398 3b. As a result of [SHOCK], how does your HH assets change? 5823 88398 1 3 1 1. INCREASED 155 2 2. DECREASED 3839 3 3. DID NOT CHANGE 1829 Sysmiss 88398 3c. As a result of [SHOCK], how does your HH food production change? 5823 88398 1 3 1 1. INCREASED 208 2 2. DECREASED 4148 3 3. DID NOT CHANGE 1467 Sysmiss 88398 3d. As a result of [SHOCK], how does your HH food stocks change? 5823 88398 1 3 1 1. INCREASED 160 2 2. DECREASED 4460 3 3. DID NOT CHANGE 1203 Sysmiss 88398 3e. As a result of [SHOCK], how does your HH food purchase change? 5823 88398 1 3 1 1. INCREASED 1282 2 2. DECREASED 3186 3 3. DID NOT CHANGE 1355 Sysmiss 88398 4. What did HH do in response to this [SHOCK]? (STRATEGY 1) 5823 88398 1 20 1 1. RELIED ON OWN-SAVINGS 2460 2 2. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM RELATIVES/FRIENDS 369 3 3. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM GOVERNMENT 437 4 4. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM NGO/RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 141 5 5. CHANGED EATING PATTERNS 362 6 6. TOOK ON MORE EMPLOYMENT 38 7 7. ADULT MEMBER PREVIOUSLY NOT WORKING FOUND WORK 42 8 8. HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS MIGRATED 55 9 9. REDUCED EXPENDITURES ON HEALTH / EDUCATION 23 10 10. OBTAINED CREDIT 161 11 11. SOLD AGRICULTURAL ASSETS 20 12 12. SOLD DURABLE ASSESTS 78 13 13. SOLD LAND / BUILDINGS 6 14 14. SOLD CROP STOCK 49 15 15. SOLD LIVESTOCK 433 16 16. INTENSIFY FISHING 4 17 17. SENT CHILDREN TO LIVE ELSEWHERE 5 18 18. ENGAGED IN SPIRITUAL EFFORTS 174 19 19. DID NOT DO ANYTHING 953 20 20. OTHER (SPECIFY) 13 Sysmiss 88398 4. What did HH do in response to this [SHOCK]? (STRATEGY 2) 1904 92317 1 20 1 1. RELIED ON OWN-SAVINGS 127 2 2. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM RELATIVES/FRIENDS 239 3 3. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM GOVERNMENT 252 4 4. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM NGO/RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 120 5 5. CHANGED EATING PATTERNS 277 6 6. TOOK ON MORE EMPLOYMENT 64 7 7. ADULT MEMBER PREVIOUSLY NOT WORKING FOUND WORK 70 8 8. HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS MIGRATED 40 9 9. REDUCED EXPENDITURES ON HEALTH / EDUCATION 35 10 10. OBTAINED CREDIT 128 11 11. SOLD AGRICULTURAL ASSETS 14 12 12. SOLD DURABLE ASSESTS 40 13 13. SOLD LAND / BUILDINGS 10 14 14. SOLD CROP STOCK 65 15 15. SOLD LIVESTOCK 275 16 16. INTENSIFY FISHING 1 17 17. SENT CHILDREN TO LIVE ELSEWHERE 7 18 18. ENGAGED IN SPIRITUAL EFFORTS 131 19 19. DID NOT DO ANYTHING 0 20 20. OTHER (SPECIFY) 9 Sysmiss 92317 4. What did HH do in response to this [SHOCK]? (STRATEGY 3) 726 93495 1 20 1 1. RELIED ON OWN-SAVINGS 23 2 2. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM RELATIVES/FRIENDS 33 3 3. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM GOVERNMENT 37 4 4. RECEIVED UNCONDITIONAL HELP FROM NGO/RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 70 5 5. CHANGED EATING PATTERNS 92 6 6. TOOK ON MORE EMPLOYMENT 24 7 7. ADULT MEMBER PREVIOUSLY NOT WORKING FOUND WORK 37 8 8. HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS MIGRATED 19 9 9. REDUCED EXPENDITURES ON HEALTH / EDUCATION 28 10 10. OBTAINED CREDIT 57 11 11. SOLD AGRICULTURAL ASSETS 10 12 12. SOLD DURABLE ASSESTS 45 13 13. SOLD LAND / BUILDINGS 10 14 14. SOLD CROP STOCK 28 15 15. SOLD LIVESTOCK 111 16 16. INTENSIFY FISHING 4 17 17. SENT CHILDREN TO LIVE ELSEWHERE 1 18 18. ENGAGED IN SPIRITUAL EFFORTS 94 19 19. DID NOT DO ANYTHING 1 20 20. OTHER (SPECIFY) 2 Sysmiss 93495 4_os. Other specify: Record the other consequence of the shock 94221 Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 1. Rural 2285 2 2. Urban 2674 household sample weight 4959 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 4959 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 250 3 3. Amhara 656 4 4. Oromia 637 5 5. Somalia 522 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 206 7 7. SNNPR 657 12 12. Gambella 422 13 13. Hareri 444 14 14. Addis Ababa 644 15 15. Diredawa 521 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 4959 Woreda Code 4959 City Code 4959 Sub city code 4959 Kebele Code 4959 EA code 4959 Household ID 4959 1a. How long has this household been living in this dwelling? Year 4958 1 0 95 1b. How long has this household been living in this dwelling? Month 4246 713 0 11 0 1029 1 201 2 492 3 406 4 281 5 503 6 414 7 233 8 411 9 97 10 103 11 76 Sysmiss 713 2. On what basis does the household occupy the dwelling? 4958 1 1 4 1 1. Privately owned 3486 2 2. Free of rent 352 3 3. Rented 1116 4 4. Others specify 4 Sysmiss 1 2_oth. Other Specify 4959 3. What is the area of the land and the dwelling? 3474 1485 0 52512 4. During the last 12 months, did you or any member of your household pay any la 1385 3574 1 2 1 1. YES 662 2 2. NO 723 Sysmiss 3574 5. During the last 12 months, how much ......housing taxes? 662 4297 3 60000 5. During the last 12 months, how much ......housing rent? 1080 3879 1 20000 6. How many rooms (excluding kitchen, toilet and bath room) does the household o 4958 1 1 42 1 2065 2 1596 3 787 4 317 5 102 6 52 7 14 8 8 9 3 10 7 11 2 12 1 13 1 33 1 40 1 42 1 Sysmiss 1 7. The walls of the main dwelling are predominantly made of what material? 4958 1 1 18 1 1. Wood and mud 3499 2 2. Wood and thatch 186 3 3. Wood only 86 4 4. Stone only 38 5 5. Stone and mud 96 6 6. Stone and cement 263 7 7. Blocks, plastered with cement 626 8 8. Blocks, unplastered 41 9 9. Bricks 16 10 10. Mud bricks (traditional) 8 11 11. Steel 9 12 12. Cargo container 0 13 13. Parquet or polished wood 0 14 14. Chip wood 3 15 15. Corrugated iron sheet 57 16 16. Asbestos 2 17 17. Reed / bamboo 18 18 18. Other (Specify) 10 Sysmiss 1 7_oth. Other Specify 4959 8. The roof of the main dwelling is predominantly made of what material? 4958 1 1 9 1 1. Corrugated iron sheet 3812 2 2. Concrete / Cement 84 3 3. Thatch 650 4 4. Wood and mud 167 5 5. Reed / bamboo 50 6 6. Plastic canvas 174 7 7. Asbestos 5 8 8. Bricks 8 9 9. Others 8 Sysmiss 1 8_oth. Other Specify 4959 9. The floor of the main dwelling is predominantly made of what material? 4958 1 1 10 1 1. Mud / dung 3015 2 2. Reed / bamboo 47 3 3. Wood planks 30 4 4. Parquet of polished wood 9 5 5. Cement screed 1512 6 6. Plastic tiles 96 7 7. Cement tiles 90 8 8. Brick Tiles 45 9 9. Ceramic / marble tiles 112 10 10. Others 2 Sysmiss 1 9_oth. Other Specify 4959 10. What type of kitchen does the household use? Oven? 4958 1 1 6 1 1. No Kitchen 1360 2 2. A room used for traditional kitchen inside housing unit 693 3 3. A room used for traditional kitchen outside the housing unit 2463 4 4. A room used for modern kitchen inside housing unit 268 5 5. A room used for modern kitchen outside the housing unit 170 6 6. Others specify 4 Sysmiss 1 10_oth. Other Specify 4959 11.What is the primary type of oven (Mitad) used for baking Injera/bread? 4958 1 1 5 1 1. Traditional mitad (removable) 2122 2 2. Traditional mitad (not removable) 897 3 3. Improved energy saving mitad (rural technology) 146 4 4. Electric mitad 845 5 5. None 948 Sysmiss 1 12.What type of toilet facilities does the household use? 4958 1 1 16 1 1. FLUSH TO PIPED SEWER SYSTEM 214 2 2. FLUSH TO SEPTICTANK 337 3 3. Flush TO PIT LATRINE 618 4 4. FLUSH TO OPEN DRAIN 47 5 5. FLUSH TO DO NOT KNOW WHERE 54 6 6. Pit latrine with slab 1025 7 7. PIT LATRINE WITHOUT SLAB 714 8 8. OPEN PIT 769 9 9. TWIN PIT WITH SLAB 16 10 10. TWIN PIT WITHOUT SLAB 17 11 11. OTHER COMPOSTING TOILET 10 12 12. Bucket 19 13 13. CONTAINER BASED SANITATION 5 14 14. HANGING TOILET/LATRINE 39 15 15. NO FACILITY/Field/forest 1061 16 16. Other(Specify) 13 Sysmiss 1 12_oth. Other Specify 4959 13. Has your (pit latrine or septic tank) ever been emptied? 3579 1380 1 3 1 1. YES, EMPTIED 505 2 2. NEVER EMPUTED 2250 3 3. DON'T KNOW 824 Sysmiss 1380 14. The last time it was emptied, where were the contents emptied to? 466 4493 1 6 1 1. TO A TREATMENT PLANT 175 2 2. BURIED IN A COVERED PIT 35 3 3. I DON'T KNOW WHERE 244 4 4. EMPUTED BY HOUSEHOLD BURIED IN A COVERED PIT 9 5 5. AN UNCOVERED PIT, OPEN GROUND, WATER BODY OR ELSEWHERE 2 6 6. Other(Specify) 1 Sysmiss 4493 4_oth. Other Specify 4959 15. Is this toilet facility shared with other households? 3915 1044 1 2 1 1. YES 1656 2 2. NO 2259 Sysmiss 1044 16. Where is the toilet facility located 3915 1044 1 3 1 1. IN DWELLING 250 2 2. IN YARD/PLOT 3221 3 3. ELSEWHERE 444 Sysmiss 1044 17. Is there a place in your dwelling or yard/plot where household members can w 3471 1488 1 4 1 1. YES, IN DWELLING 281 2 2. YES, IN YARD/PLOT 571 3 3. MOBILE OBJECT (BUCKET/JUG/KETTLE) 817 4 4. NO 1802 Sysmiss 1488 18. At this moment, is there water available at this hand washing location? 1669 3290 1 2 1 1. YES 994 2 2. NO 675 Sysmiss 3290 19. At this moment, do you have any soap AND detergent available for hand washin 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 1560 2 2. NO 3398 Sysmiss 1 20. What type of solid waste disposal facilities does the household use? 4958 1 1 8 1 1. COLLECTED BY FORMAL SERVICE PROVIDER 1205 2 2. COLLECTED BY INFORMAL SERVICE PROVIDER 237 3 3. DISPOSED OF IN DESIGNATED Waste disposable AREA 631 4 4. DISPOSED OF WITHIN HOUSEHOLD YARD/PLOT 540 5 5. BURIED OR BURNED 723 6 6. DISPOSED OF ELSEWHERE 1043 7 7. Other (Specify) 3 8 8. Use as fertilizer 576 Sysmiss 1 20_oth. Other Specify 4959 21. What is the main source of drinking water for members of your household in t 4958 1 1 17 1 1. PIPED WATER INTO DWELLING 417 2 2. PIPED WATER INTO YARD/PLOT 1372 3 3. PIPED WATER TO NEIGHBOUR 403 4 4. PIPED WATER PUBLIC TAP/STANDPIPE 927 5 5. TUBEWELL/BOREHOLE 94 6 6. PROTECTED DUG WELL 354 7 7. UNPROTECTED DUGWELL 128 8 8. PROTECTED SPRING 294 9 9. UNPROTECTED SPRING 320 10 10. RAINWATER COLLECTION 66 11 11. PIPED WATER KIOSK/RETAILER 37 12 12. BOTTLED WATER 72 13 13. CART WITH SMALL TANK/DRUM 10 14 14. SACHET WATER 28 15 15. TANKER-TRUCK 48 16 16. SURFACE WATER 381 17 17. OTHER,SPECIFY. 7 Sysmiss 1 21_oth. Other Specify 4959 22. Where is this [SOURCE] located? 2580 2379 1 4 1 1. IN THE DWELLING 15 2 2. PRIVATE YARD/PLOT. 85 3 3. NEIGHBOR'S YARD/SHARED COMPOUND 133 4 4. PUBLIC SPACE 2347 Sysmiss 2379 23. Out of which Time spent for waiting 2770 2189 0 7 0 0. MEMBER DO NOT COLLECT 56 1 1. LESS THAN 15 871 2 2. 16-30 939 3 3. 31-45 304 4 4. 46-60 211 5 5. 61-90 198 6 6. 91-120 89 7 7. MORE THAN 120 102 Sysmiss 2189 24. Out of which time spent for waiting. 56 4903 1 7 1 1. below 15 minutes 42 2 2. 16-30 minutes 5 3 3. 31-45 minutes 0 4 4. 46-60 minutes 0 5 5. From 1 hour - hour and 30 minutes 0 6 6. From Hour and 30 minutes - Two Hour 1 7 7. Above 2 hours 8 Sysmiss 4903 25. In the last 30 days, has there been any time when your household did not hav 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 1488 2 2. NO 3470 Sysmiss 1 26. In the dry season, is your household's main source of drinking water differe 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 747 2 2. NO 4211 Sysmiss 1 27. What is the main source of drinking water for members of your household in t 747 4212 1 16 1 1. PIPED WATER INTO DWELLING 44 2 2. PIPED WATER INTO YARD/PLOT 111 3 3. PIPED WATER TO NEIGHBOUR 60 4 4. PIPED WATER PUBLIC TAP/STANDPIPE 166 5 5. TUBEWELL/BOREHOLE 29 6 6. PROTECTED DUG WELL 41 7 7. UNPROTECTED DUGWELL 29 8 8. PROTECTED SPRING 47 9 9. UNPROTECTED SPRING 49 10 10. RAINWATER COLLECTION 13 11 11. PIPED WATER KIOSK/RETAILER 12 12 12. BOTTLED WATER 3 13 13. CART WITH SMALL TANK/DRUM 4 14 14. SACHET WATER 14 15 15. TANKER-TRUCK 60 16 16. SURFACE WATER 65 17 17. OTHER,SPECIFY. 0 Sysmiss 4212 27_oth. Other Specify 4959 28. Where is this [SOURCE] located? 439 4520 1 4 1 1. IN THE DWELLING 11 2 2. PRIVATE YARD/PLOT. 19 3 3. NEIGHBOR'S YARD/SHARED COMPOUND 22 4 4. PUBLIC SPACE 387 Sysmiss 4520 29. How long does it take to go there (the source of water indicated in Q27), ge 532 4427 0 7 0 19 1 1. below 15 minutes 104 2 2. 16-30 minutes 146 3 3. 31-45 minutes 65 4 4. 46-60 minutes 54 5 5. From 1 hour - hour and 30 minutes 60 6 6. From Hour and 30 minutes - Two Hour 26 7 7. Above 2 hours 58 Sysmiss 4427 30.Out of which time spent for waiting. 532 4427 1 7 1 1. below 15 minutes 256 2 2. 16-30 minutes 123 3 3. 31-45 minutes 46 4 4. 46-60 minutes 37 5 5. From 1 hour - hour and 30 minutes 30 6 6. From Hour and 30 minutes - Two Hour 16 7 7. Above 2 hours 24 Sysmiss 4427 31. During the past month, how much did you pay for water, including any fees or 4958 1 0 9000 0 0. NONE 2670 Sysmiss 1 32. What do you do to make the water safe for drinking? 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 441 2 2. NO 4517 Sysmiss 1 33.What do you usually do to the water to make it safer to drink? 441 4518 1 7 1 1. Boil 55 2 2. ADD BLEACH/CHLORINE 245 3 3. STRAIN IT THROUGH A CLOTH 22 4 4. USE A WATER FILLTER (CERAMIC/SAND/COMPOSITE/REVERSE OSMOSIS) 87 5 5. SOLAR DISINFECTION 5 6 6. LET IT STAND AND SETTLE 20 7 7. OTHERS SPECIFY 7 Sysmiss 4518 33_oth. Other Specify 4959 34. What is the main source of light for the household? 4958 1 1 13 1 1. Electricity meter - private 1467 2 2. Electricity meter - shared 1328 3 3. Electricity from generator 27 4 4. Solar energy 962 5 5. Bio gas 26 6 6. Electrical battery 98 7 7. Lantern 12 8 8. Light from dry cell with switch 311 9 9. Kerosene light lamp (imported) 22 10 10. Kerosene lamp (local kuraz) 277 11 11. Candle/wax 14 12 12. Fire wood 401 13 13. Other specify 13 Sysmiss 1 34_oth. Other Specify 4959 35. On average, how much does the household spend on electricty each month? 2820 2139 0 9000 0 0. NONE 618 Sysmiss 2139 36. How many times did the household faced electric power failure/interruption a 2820 2139 1 5 1 1. No interruption 399 2 2. Only once 462 3 3. Twice 584 4 4. Three Times 493 5 5. More than 3 times 882 Sysmiss 2139 37. In the last week, how many hours were you without electricity power? 2421 2538 0 168 38. What is the main source of cooking fuel? 4958 1 1 12 1 1. Collecting fire wood 2477 2 2. Purchase fire wood 682 3 3. Charcoal 721 4 4. Crop residue / leaves 3 5 5. Dung / manure 81 6 6. Sawdust 1 7 7. Kerosene 42 8 8. Butane / gas 16 9 9. Electricity 859 10 10. Solar energy 10 11 11. Bio gas 2 12 12. None 64 13 13. Other specify 0 Sysmiss 1 38_oth. Other Specify 4959 39. Does any member of the household (including the household head) own another 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 367 2 2. NO 4591 Sysmiss 1 40. How many buildings and dwellings does the household own in total, including 367 4592 0 250 0 7 1 274 2 60 3 18 4 4 6 1 8 1 50 1 250 1 Sysmiss 4592 41.Does any member of your household own a cell phone or landline phone? 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 3268 2 2. NO 1690 Sysmiss 1 42. On average, how much does your household (in Birr) spend on cell phone/landl 3255 1704 0 8000 Unique Household Indentifier 183483 Asset Item Code 183483 1 37 1 1. Kerosene stove 4959 2 2. Cylinder gasstove 4959 3 3. Electric stove 4959 4 4. Blanket/Gabi 4959 5 5. Mattress and/or Bed 4959 6 6. Wrist watch/clock 4959 7 7. Fixed line telephone 4959 8 8. Radio/ tape recorder 4959 9 9. Television 4959 10 10. CD/VCD/DVD/Video Deck 4959 11 11. Satelite Dish 4959 12 12. Sofa set 4959 13 13. Bicycle 4959 14 14. Motor cycle 4959 15 15. Cart (Hand pushed) 4959 16 16. Cart (animal drawn)- for transporting people and goods 4959 17 17. Sewing machine 4959 18 18. Weaving equipment 4959 19 19. Mitad-Electric 4959 20 20. Energy saving stove (lakech, mirt etc) 4959 21 21. Refrigerator 4959 22 22. Private car 4959 23 23. Jewels - Gold (in grams) 4959 24 24. Jewels - Silver (in grams) 4959 25 25. Wardrobe 4959 26 26. Shelf for storing goods 4959 27 27. Biogas stove (pit) 4959 28 28. Water storage pit 4959 29 29. Sickle (Machid) 4959 30 30. Axe (Gejera) 4959 31 31. Pick Axe (Geso) 4959 32 32. Plough (Traditional) 4959 33 33. Plough (Modern) 4959 34 34. Water Pump 4959 35 35. Solar device 4959 36 36. Bajaj 4959 37 37. Personal Computer/Laptop 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 183483 Rural/Urban 183483 1 2 1 1. Rural 84545 2 2. Urban 98938 household sample weight 183483 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 183483 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 9250 3 3. Amhara 24272 4 4. Oromia 23569 5 5. Somalia 19314 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 7622 7 7. SNNPR 24309 12 12. Gambella 15614 13 13. Hareri 16428 14 14. Addis Ababa 23828 15 15. Diredawa 19277 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 183483 Woreda Code 183483 City Code 183483 1 8 1 90946 2 4181 3 3811 8 84545 Sub city code 183483 1 88 1 75591 2 1480 3 4144 4 1073 5 2109 6 814 7 3737 8 3626 9 4033 10 2331 88 84545 Kebele Code 183483 EA code 183483 Household ID 183483 0. Does your household own any [ITEM]? 183483 1 2 1 1. YES 33560 2 2. NO 149923 1. How many [ITEM] does your household own? 33560 149923 0.05 4000 2. Among the household members who owns [ITEM]? HH Member 1 33560 149923 1 15 1 28588 2 3612 3 626 4 302 5 178 6 111 7 58 8 25 9 22 10 10 11 12 13 4 14 3 15 9 Sysmiss 149923 2. Among the household members who owns [ITEM]? HH Member 2 17117 166366 2 16 2 14627 3 1057 4 624 5 329 6 233 7 75 8 87 9 41 10 18 11 15 12 6 14 1 16 4 Sysmiss 166366 Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 1. RURAL 2285 2 2. URBAN 2674 household sample weight 4959 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 4959 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 250 3 3. AMHARA 656 4 4. OROMIA 637 5 5. SOMALI 522 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 206 7 7. SNNP 657 12 12. GAMBELA 422 13 13. HARAR 444 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 644 15 15. DIRE DAWA 521 Zone Code 4959 Woreda Code 4959 City Code 4959 Sub city code 4959 Kebele Code 4959 EA code 4959 Household ID 4959 1_1. In last 12 months, has HH owned a non-agricultural business? 4956 3 1 2 1 1. YES 641 2 2. NO 4315 Sysmiss 3 1_2. In last 12 months, has HH processed and sold any agricultural by-products? 4947 12 1 2 1 1. YES 224 2 2. NO 4723 Sysmiss 12 1_3. In last 12 months, has HH owned a trading business? 4943 16 1 2 1 1. YES 261 2 2. NO 4682 Sysmiss 16 1_4. In last 12 months, has HH offered any service or sold anything? 4941 18 1 2 1 1. YES 81 2 2. NO 4860 Sysmiss 18 1_5. In last 12 months, has HH owned a professional office? 4949 10 1 2 1 1. YES 39 2 2. NO 4910 Sysmiss 10 1_6. In last 12 months, has HH driven a car to provide services? 4945 14 1 2 1 1. YES 118 2 2. NO 4827 Sysmiss 14 1_7. In last 12 months, has HH owned a bar/restaurant? 4943 16 1 2 1 1. YES 46 2 2. NO 4897 Sysmiss 16 1_8. In last 12 months, has HH owned any other non-agricultural business? 4948 11 1 2 1 1. YES 220 2 2. NO 4728 Sysmiss 11 Unique Household Indentifier 1551 Unique Enterprise Indentifier 1551 1 5 1 1432 2 106 3 11 4 1 5 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 1551 household sample weight 1551 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 1551 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 59 3 3. AMHARA 192 4 4. OROMIA 241 5 5. SOMALI 123 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 73 7 7. SNNP 189 12 12. GAMBELA 120 13 13. HARAR 134 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 238 15 15. DIRE DAWA 182 Zone Code 1551 Woreda Code 1551 City Code 1551 Sub city code 1551 Kebele Code 1551 EA code 1551 Household ID 1551 Rural/Urban 1551 1 2 1 1. RURAL 461 2 2. URBAN 1090 Id in Sec12 1551 1 5 1 1432 2 106 3 11 4 1 5 1 1a. Income generating enterprise operated in last 12 months (DESCRIPTION) 1551 1b. Income generating enterprise operated in last 12 months (PRIMARY SECTOR) 1550 1 0 97 0 10 1 1. CROP AND ANIMAL PRODUCTION, HUNTING AND RELATED SERVICE ACTIVITIES 18 2 2. FORESTRY AND LOGGING 6 3 3. FISHING AND AQUACULTURE 0 5 5. MINING OF COAL AND LIGNITE 0 6 6. EXTRACTION OF CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS 0 7 7. MINING OF METAL ORES 8 8 8. OTHER MINING AND QUARRYING 2 9 9. MINING SUPPORT SERVICE ACTIVITIES 0 10 10. MANUFACTURE OF FOOD PRODUCTS 73 11 11. MANUFACTURE OF BEVERAGES 0 12 12. MANUFACTURE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS 0 13 13. MANUFACTURE OF TEXTILES 0 14 14. MANUFACTURE OF WEARING APPAREL 27 15 15. MANUFACTURE OF LEATHER AND RELATED PRODUCTS 0 16 16. MANUFACTURE OF WOOD AND OF PRODUCTS OF WOOD AND CORK, EXCEPT FURNITURE; MANUFACTURE OF ARTICLES OF STRAW AND PLAITING MATERIALS 1 17 17. MANUFACTURE OF PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS 0 18 18. PRINTING AND REPRODUCTION OF RECORDED MEDIA 1 19 19. MANUFACTURE OF COKE AND REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 0 20 20. MANUFACTURE OF CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 0 21 21. MANUFACTURE OF BASIC PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS AND PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS 0 22 22. MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS 0 23 23. MANUFACTURE OF OTHER NON-METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 0 24 24. MANUFACTURE OF BASIC METALS 0 25 25. MANUFACTURE OF FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENTS 0 26 26. MANUFACTURE OF COMPUTER, ELECTRONIC AND OPTICAL PRODUCTS 0 27 27. MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 0 28 28. MANUFACTURE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 1 29 29. MANUFACTURE OF MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAILERS AND SEMI-TRAILERS 0 30 30. MANUFACTURE OF OTHER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT 0 31 31. MANUFACTURE OF FURNITURE 13 32 32. OTHER MANUFACTURING 51 33 33. REPAIR AND INSTALLATION OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 9 35 35. ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY 0 36 36. WATER COLLECTION, TREATMENT AND SUPPLY 0 37 37. SEWERAGE 0 38 38. WASTE COLLECTION, TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL ACTIVITIES; MATERIALS RECOVERY 0 39 39. REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES AND OTHER WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES 0 41 41. CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS 66 42 42. CIVIL ENGINEERING 1 43 43. SPECIALIZED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES 1 45 45. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE AND REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 4 46 46. WHOLESALE TRADE, EXCEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 2 47 47. RETAIL TRADE, EXCEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 754 49 49. LAND TRANSPORT AND TRANSPORT VIA PIPELINES 131 50 50. WATER TRANSPORT 0 51 51. AIR TRANSPORT 0 52 52. WAREHOUSING AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION 0 53 53. POSTAL AND COURIER ACTIVITIES 0 55 55. ACCOMMODATION 0 56 56. FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE ACTIVITIES 207 58 58. PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES 1 59 59. MOTION PICTURE, VIDEO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMME PRODUCTION, SOUND RECORDING AND MUSIC PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES 3 60 60. PROGRAMMING AND BROADCASTING ACTIVITIES 1 61 61. TELECOMMUNICATIONS 0 62 62. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, CONSULTANCY AND RELATED ACTIVITIES 0 63 63. INFORMATION SERVICE ACTIVITIES 0 64 64. FINANCIAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES, EXCEPT INSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING 0 65 65. INSURANCE, REINSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING, EXCEPT COMPULSORY SOCIAL SECURITY 0 66 66. ACTIVITIES AUXILIARY TO FINANCIAL SERVICE AND INSURANCE ACTIVITIES 0 68 68. REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES 0 69 69. LEGAL AND ACCOUNTING ACTIVITIES 3 70 70. ACTIVITIES OF HEAD OFFICES; MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY ACTIVITIES 0 71 71. ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES; TECHNICAL TESTING AND ANALYSIS 1 72 72. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 0 73 73. ADVERTISING AND MARKET RESEARCH 0 74 74. OTHER PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES 15 75 75. VETERINARY ACTIVITIES 0 77 77. RENTAL AND LEASING ACTIVITIES 16 78 78. EMPLOYMENT ACTIVITIES 0 79 79. TRAVEL AGENCY, TOUR OPERATOR, RESERVATION SERVICE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES 0 80 80. SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION ACTIVITIES 0 81 81. SERVICES TO BUILDINGS AND LANDSCAPE ACTIVITIES 0 82 82. OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE, OFFICE SUPPORT AND OTHER BUSINESS SUPPORT ACTIVITIES 13 84 84. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND DEFENCE; COMPULSORY SOCIAL SECURITY 0 85 85. EDUCATION 3 86 86. HUMAN HEALTH ACTIVITIES 4 87 87. RESIDENTIAL CARE ACTIVITIES 5 88 88. SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES WITHOUT ACCOMMODATION 2 90 90. CREATIVE, ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT ACTIVITIES 0 91 91. LIBRARIES, ARCHIVES, MUSEUMS AND OTHER CULTURAL ACTIVITIES 0 92 92. GAMBLING AND BETTING ACTIVITIES 0 93 93. SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES 6 94 94. ACTIVITIES OF MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS 0 95 95. REPAIR OF COMPUTERS AND PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 96 96. OTHER PERSONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES 41 97 97. ACTIVITIES OF HOUSEHOLDS AS EMPLOYERS OF DOMESTIC PERSONNEL 40 98 98. UNDIFFERENTIATED GOODS- AND SERVICES-PRODUCING ACTIVITIES OF PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS FOR OWN USE 0 99 99. ACTIVITIES OF EXTRATERRITORIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND BODIES 0 Sysmiss 1 1c. Income generating enterprise operated in last 12 months (SECONDARY SECTOR) 55 1496 10 47 1 1. CROP AND ANIMAL PRODUCTION, HUNTING AND RELATED SERVICE ACTIVITIES 0 2 2. FORESTRY AND LOGGING 0 3 3. FISHING AND AQUACULTURE 0 5 5. MINING OF COAL AND LIGNITE 0 6 6. EXTRACTION OF CRUDE PETROLEUM AND NATURAL GAS 0 7 7. MINING OF METAL ORES 0 8 8. OTHER MINING AND QUARRYING 0 9 9. MINING SUPPORT SERVICE ACTIVITIES 0 10 10. MANUFACTURE OF FOOD PRODUCTS 11 11 11. MANUFACTURE OF BEVERAGES 0 12 12. MANUFACTURE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS 0 13 13. MANUFACTURE OF TEXTILES 0 14 14. MANUFACTURE OF WEARING APPAREL 0 15 15. MANUFACTURE OF LEATHER AND RELATED PRODUCTS 0 16 16. MANUFACTURE OF WOOD AND OF PRODUCTS OF WOOD AND CORK, EXCEPT FURNITURE; MANUFACTURE OF ARTICLES OF STRAW AND PLAITING MATERIALS 0 17 17. MANUFACTURE OF PAPER AND PAPER PRODUCTS 0 18 18. PRINTING AND REPRODUCTION OF RECORDED MEDIA 0 19 19. MANUFACTURE OF COKE AND REFINED PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 0 20 20. MANUFACTURE OF CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 0 21 21. MANUFACTURE OF BASIC PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS AND PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS 0 22 22. MANUFACTURE OF RUBBER AND PLASTICS PRODUCTS 0 23 23. MANUFACTURE OF OTHER NON-METALLIC MINERAL PRODUCTS 0 24 24. MANUFACTURE OF BASIC METALS 0 25 25. MANUFACTURE OF FABRICATED METAL PRODUCTS, EXCEPT MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENTS 0 26 26. MANUFACTURE OF COMPUTER, ELECTRONIC AND OPTICAL PRODUCTS 0 27 27. MANUFACTURE OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT 0 28 28. MANUFACTURE OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 0 29 29. MANUFACTURE OF MOTOR VEHICLES, TRAILERS AND SEMI-TRAILERS 0 30 30. MANUFACTURE OF OTHER TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT 0 31 31. MANUFACTURE OF FURNITURE 0 32 32. OTHER MANUFACTURING 0 33 33. REPAIR AND INSTALLATION OF MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT 0 35 35. ELECTRICITY, GAS, STEAM AND AIR CONDITIONING SUPPLY 0 36 36. WATER COLLECTION, TREATMENT AND SUPPLY 0 37 37. SEWERAGE 0 38 38. WASTE COLLECTION, TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL ACTIVITIES; MATERIALS RECOVERY 0 39 39. REMEDIATION ACTIVITIES AND OTHER WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICES 0 41 41. CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS 0 42 42. CIVIL ENGINEERING 0 43 43. SPECIALIZED CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES 0 45 45. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE AND REPAIR OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 0 46 46. WHOLESALE TRADE, EXCEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 0 47 47. RETAIL TRADE, EXCEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND MOTORCYCLES 44 49 49. LAND TRANSPORT AND TRANSPORT VIA PIPELINES 0 50 50. WATER TRANSPORT 0 51 51. AIR TRANSPORT 0 52 52. WAREHOUSING AND SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR TRANSPORTATION 0 53 53. POSTAL AND COURIER ACTIVITIES 0 55 55. ACCOMMODATION 0 56 56. FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE ACTIVITIES 0 58 58. PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES 0 59 59. MOTION PICTURE, VIDEO AND TELEVISION PROGRAMME PRODUCTION, SOUND RECORDING AND MUSIC PUBLISHING ACTIVITIES 0 60 60. PROGRAMMING AND BROADCASTING ACTIVITIES 0 61 61. TELECOMMUNICATIONS 0 62 62. COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, CONSULTANCY AND RELATED ACTIVITIES 0 63 63. INFORMATION SERVICE ACTIVITIES 0 64 64. FINANCIAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES, EXCEPT INSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING 0 65 65. INSURANCE, REINSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING, EXCEPT COMPULSORY SOCIAL SECURITY 0 66 66. ACTIVITIES AUXILIARY TO FINANCIAL SERVICE AND INSURANCE ACTIVITIES 0 68 68. REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES 0 69 69. LEGAL AND ACCOUNTING ACTIVITIES 0 70 70. ACTIVITIES OF HEAD OFFICES; MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY ACTIVITIES 0 71 71. ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING ACTIVITIES; TECHNICAL TESTING AND ANALYSIS 0 72 72. SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 0 73 73. ADVERTISING AND MARKET RESEARCH 0 74 74. OTHER PROFESSIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES 0 75 75. VETERINARY ACTIVITIES 0 77 77. RENTAL AND LEASING ACTIVITIES 0 78 78. EMPLOYMENT ACTIVITIES 0 79 79. TRAVEL AGENCY, TOUR OPERATOR, RESERVATION SERVICE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES 0 80 80. SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION ACTIVITIES 0 81 81. SERVICES TO BUILDINGS AND LANDSCAPE ACTIVITIES 0 82 82. OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE, OFFICE SUPPORT AND OTHER BUSINESS SUPPORT ACTIVITIES 0 84 84. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND DEFENCE; COMPULSORY SOCIAL SECURITY 0 85 85. EDUCATION 0 86 86. HUMAN HEALTH ACTIVITIES 0 87 87. RESIDENTIAL CARE ACTIVITIES 0 88 88. SOCIAL WORK ACTIVITIES WITHOUT ACCOMMODATION 0 90 90. CREATIVE, ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT ACTIVITIES 0 91 91. LIBRARIES, ARCHIVES, MUSEUMS AND OTHER CULTURAL ACTIVITIES 0 92 92. GAMBLING AND BETTING ACTIVITIES 0 93 93. SPORTS ACTIVITIES AND AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES 0 94 94. ACTIVITIES OF MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS 0 95 95. REPAIR OF COMPUTERS AND PERSONAL AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS 0 96 96. OTHER PERSONAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES 0 97 97. ACTIVITIES OF HOUSEHOLDS AS EMPLOYERS OF DOMESTIC PERSONNEL 0 98 98. UNDIFFERENTIATED GOODS- AND SERVICES-PRODUCING ACTIVITIES OF PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS FOR OWN USE 0 99 99. ACTIVITIES OF EXTRATERRITORIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND BODIES 0 Sysmiss 1496 2. Where does [NFE] operate primarily? 1550 1 1 9 1 1. HOME, INSIDE RESIDENCE 291 2 2. HOME, OUTSIDE RESIDENCE 280 3 3. TRADITIONAL MARKET 212 4 4. SHOP IN COMMERCIAL AREA 206 5 5. ROADSIDE 231 6 6. MOBILE 211 7 7. RIVER/LAKES/PONDS 19 8 8. CONSTRUCTION SITES 65 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 35 Sysmiss 1 2_os Where does this enterprise operate primarily? 1551 3. Who owns/owned [NFE] in the household? (OWNER 1) 1550 1 1 14 1 913 2 424 3 99 4 55 5 26 6 17 7 5 8 4 9 2 10 1 11 3 14 1 Sysmiss 1 3. Who owns/owned [NFE] in the household? (OWNER 2) 224 1327 1 10 1 36 2 137 3 16 4 14 5 8 6 7 7 5 10 1 Sysmiss 1327 4. Is the owner of [NFE] providing the responses to these questions? 1550 1 1 2 1 1. YES 1326 2 2. NO 224 Sysmiss 1 5. Who in the household is providing information for [NFE]? 224 1327 1 10 1 96 2 84 3 19 4 12 5 4 6 4 7 3 8 1 10 1 Sysmiss 1327 6. Who in HH makes decisions on the use of the earnings from [NFE]? (CODE 1) 1550 1 1 14 1 962 2 386 3 98 4 49 5 25 6 16 7 4 8 3 9 2 10 1 11 3 14 1 Sysmiss 1 6. Who in HH makes decisions on the use of the earnings from [NFE]? (CODE 2) 381 1170 1 10 1 66 2 264 3 13 4 15 5 12 6 6 7 3 9 1 10 1 Sysmiss 1170 7. Two main sources of start-up capital for [NFE] (PRIMARY) 1550 1 1 11 1 1. AGRICULTURAL INCOME 378 2 2. NON-FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME 380 3 3. WAGE OR SALARY INCOME 226 4 4. REMITTANCES 19 5 5. SALE OF ASSETS 60 6 6. BANK OR COOPERATIVE LOAN 20 7 7. FAMILY OR FRIENDS LOCATED IN THIS COMMUNITY 237 8 8. PRIVATE MONEYLENDERS 107 9 9. CREADIT AND SAVING ASSOCIATION 19 10 10. OTHER (SPECIFY) 96 11 11. PSNP SUPPORT 8 Sysmiss 1 7. Two main sources of start-up capital for [NFE] (SECONDARY) 134 1417 1 11 1 1. AGRICULTURAL INCOME 14 2 2. NON-FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME 31 3 3. WAGE OR SALARY INCOME 20 4 4. REMITTANCES 3 5 5. SALE OF ASSETS 17 6 6. BANK OR COOPERATIVE LOAN 2 7 7. FAMILY OR FRIENDS LOCATED IN THIS COMMUNITY 25 8 8. PRIVATE MONEYLENDERS 14 9 9. CREADIT AND SAVING ASSOCIATION 2 10 10. OTHER (SPECIFY) 3 11 11. PSNP SUPPORT 3 Sysmiss 1417 7. OTHER SPECIFY: What are the main sources of start-up capital for this [NFE] 1551 8. When did [NFE] start operating? (MONTH) 1550 1 1 13 1 1. SEPTEMBER 311 2 2. OCTOBER 200 3 3. NOVEMBER 251 4 4. DECEMBER 216 5 5. JANUARY 148 6 6. FEBRUARY 119 7 7. MARCH 98 8 8. APRIL 67 9 9. MAY 52 10 10. JUNE 39 11 11. JULY 26 12 12. AUGUST 22 13 13. PAGUME 1 Sysmiss 1 8. When did [NFE] start operating? (YEAR) 1550 1 0 2014 9. To whom does/did [NFE] mostly sell its products? (RESPONSE 1) 1550 1 1 7 1 1. LOCAL CONSUMERS OR PASSERS-BY 1019 2 2. MARKET 351 3 3. TRADERS 100 4 4. COOPERATIVES 11 5 5. NGOS 23 6 6. GOVERNMENT 12 7 7. OTHER (SPECIFY) 34 Sysmiss 1 9. To whom does/did [NFE] mostly sell its products? (RESPONSE 2) 302 1249 1 7 1 1. LOCAL CONSUMERS OR PASSERS-BY 88 2 2. MARKET 137 3 3. TRADERS 55 4 4. COOPERATIVES 5 5 5. NGOS 11 6 6. GOVERNMENT 4 7 7. OTHER (SPECIFY) 2 Sysmiss 1249 9. OTHER SPECIFY: To whom does/did this enterprise mostly sell its products? 1551 10. ARE THE ACTIVITIES OF [NFE] SEASONAL? 1550 1 1 2 1 1. YES 520 2 2. NO 1030 Sysmiss 1 11. Months in which [NFE]'s activity was highest in last 12 months (MONTH 1) 520 1031 1 12 1 1. SEPTEMBER 66 2 2. OCTOBER 36 3 3. NOVEMBER 43 4 4. DECEMBER 77 5 5. JANUARY 97 6 6. FEBRUARY 45 7 7. MARCH 44 8 8. APRIL 60 9 9. MAY 18 10 10. JUNE 20 11 11. JULY 10 12 12. AUGUST 4 13 13. PAGUME 0 Sysmiss 1031 11. Months in which [NFE]'s activity was highest in last 12 months (MONTH 2) 263 1288 1 12 1 1. SEPTEMBER 6 2 2. OCTOBER 28 3 3. NOVEMBER 20 4 4. DECEMBER 33 5 5. JANUARY 49 6 6. FEBRUARY 31 7 7. MARCH 31 8 8. APRIL 29 9 9. MAY 16 10 10. JUNE 6 11 11. JULY 6 12 12. AUGUST 8 13 13. PAGUME 0 Sysmiss 1288 11. Months in which [NFE]'s activity was highest in last 12 months (MONTH 3) 164 1387 1 13 1 1. SEPTEMBER 9 2 2. OCTOBER 2 3 3. NOVEMBER 19 4 4. DECEMBER 13 5 5. JANUARY 26 6 6. FEBRUARY 21 7 7. MARCH 19 8 8. APRIL 24 9 9. MAY 10 10 10. JUNE 10 11 11. JULY 5 12 12. AUGUST 5 13 13. PAGUME 1 Sysmiss 1387 12. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was [NFE] active? 1550 1 0 12 0 8 1 51 2 71 3 95 4 72 5 75 6 81 7 52 8 90 9 37 10 87 11 62 12 769 Sysmiss 1 13. Average number of days per month [NFE] operates 1550 1 0 10000 14. Number of hired workers [NFE] employed 1550 1 0 6000 0 1311 1 93 2 51 3 24 4 17 5 11 6 9 7 5 8 6 10 4 12 1 13 1 20 6 25 1 30 1 33 1 48 1 50 1 55 1 58 1 60 1 77 1 84 1 6000 1 Sysmiss 1 15a1. IS THERE ANY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER WHO HAVE WORKED IN [NFE] WITH PAY? 1550 1 1 2 1 1. YES 96 2 2. NO 1454 Sysmiss 1 15a2. HH members worked in [NFE] with pay in last 12 months (CODE 1) 96 1455 1 9 1 47 2 17 3 16 4 5 5 2 6 4 7 1 8 3 9 1 Sysmiss 1455 15a2. HH members worked in [NFE] with pay in last 12 months (CODE 2) 25 1526 1 9 1 1 2 10 3 6 4 4 5 2 6 1 9 1 Sysmiss 1526 15a2. HH members worked in [NFE] with pay in last 12 months (CODE 3) 7 1544 1 7 1 1 2 1 3 1 5 2 6 1 7 1 Sysmiss 1544 15b1. IS THERE ANY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER WHO HAVE WORKED IN [NFE] WITH OUT PAY? 1550 1 1 2 1 1. YES 579 2 2. NO 971 Sysmiss 1 15b2. HH members worked in [NFE] without pay in last 12 months (CODE 1) 579 972 1 12 1 241 2 155 3 80 4 47 5 20 6 18 7 11 8 2 9 2 10 1 11 1 12 1 Sysmiss 972 15b2. HH members worked in [NFE] without pay in last 12 months (CODE 2) 225 1326 1 8 1 19 2 82 3 45 4 39 5 17 6 14 7 7 8 2 Sysmiss 1326 15b2. HH members worked in [NFE] without pay in last 12 months (CODE 3) 63 1488 1 10 1 4 2 3 3 18 4 14 5 12 6 5 7 3 8 2 10 2 Sysmiss 1488 16. Average monthly sales when [NFE] operates 1550 1 0 25000000 17a. Monthly costs on salaries and wages for [NFE] 1550 1 0 200000 0 0. NONE 1181 1 1 11 1 30 1 40 2 50 1 60 1 70 1 100 6 140 1 150 1 160 1 200 12 230 1 250 4 300 14 350 6 400 6 450 1 480 1 500 18 520 1 550 1 600 8 640 2 650 3 670 1 700 4 800 3 900 1 950 1 1000 22 1040 1 1100 1 1200 7 1250 1 1300 1 1500 26 1600 2 1800 3 2000 27 2400 2 2500 9 2600 1 2800 1 3000 31 3500 6 3600 1 3800 1 4000 11 4500 1 4600 1 4850 1 5000 18 5300 1 5500 3 5800 1 6000 15 7000 3 7333 1 8000 5 8500 1 9000 3 9600 1 10000 14 11000 2 11600 1 12000 3 15000 7 16000 1 17000 2 18000 1 19000 1 20000 8 21600 1 24000 1 25000 1 28000 1 30500 1 35200 1 39900 1 40000 2 60000 1 100000 1 135000 1 150000 1 192000 1 200000 1 Sysmiss 1 17b. Monthly costs on purchases of goods for sale for [NFE] 1550 1 0 15000000 0 0. NONE 795 Sysmiss 1 17c. Monthly costs on raw materials for [NFE] 1550 1 0 456000 0 0. NONE 983 Sysmiss 1 17d. Monthly costs on transport for [NFE] 1550 1 0 60000 0 0. NONE 754 2 1 3 1 5 1 10 9 15 3 20 13 25 1 30 15 40 9 48 1 50 51 60 15 65 1 70 1 80 9 85 1 90 1 100 69 120 12 150 26 156 1 160 6 180 4 200 84 210 1 220 1 240 8 250 20 280 2 300 42 350 4 360 1 380 1 400 27 420 2 450 4 480 1 500 74 520 1 550 1 560 1 600 19 640 1 650 1 680 1 700 3 720 1 800 19 850 1 900 6 1000 55 1004 1 1200 9 1250 1 1280 1 1300 1 1340 1 1500 22 1700 2 1800 1 2000 29 2100 1 2400 2 2500 3 3000 20 3500 2 4000 6 4200 1 5000 19 6000 5 6500 1 8000 5 8500 1 10000 10 12000 1 13000 1 15000 5 20000 5 24000 1 24500 1 27000 1 44000 1 52000 1 54450 1 60000 1 Sysmiss 1 17e. Monthly costs on rent for [NFE] 1550 1 0 160000 0 0. NONE 1236 18 1 20 1 24 1 30 2 50 4 60 3 80 1 87 1 90 1 100 5 130 1 150 5 200 14 225 1 240 1 250 2 300 11 350 1 400 12 450 1 490 1 500 25 520 1 522 1 600 9 650 1 700 5 750 1 800 3 834 1 850 1 900 1 950 1 1000 24 1200 6 1250 1 1350 1 1400 1 1500 18 1650 1 1800 3 2000 28 2500 9 3000 10 3500 7 3750 1 4000 8 4300 1 4500 1 5000 19 6000 11 6500 2 7000 6 7200 1 8000 4 9000 2 10000 9 11500 1 12000 4 14000 1 15000 1 16500 1 17000 1 20000 2 22000 1 30000 1 35000 2 36000 1 40000 1 100000 1 150000 1 160000 1 Sysmiss 1 17f. Monthly costs on all other operating costs for [NFE] 1550 1 0 50000 0 0. NONE 1292 5 1 30 3 40 6 50 14 60 2 75 1 80 6 100 13 150 8 200 15 240 1 250 3 260 1 266 1 300 13 350 2 360 1 380 1 400 6 450 1 500 24 550 3 560 1 570 1 580 1 600 9 650 1 660 1 700 1 800 5 840 1 900 2 1000 21 1200 4 1300 1 1500 9 1620 1 2000 17 2160 1 2250 1 2500 2 2700 2 2760 1 3000 9 3050 1 3300 1 3400 1 4000 1 4500 1 4550 1 5000 11 6700 1 7000 1 8000 2 9000 1 10000 8 12000 1 15000 4 15200 1 20000 1 36000 1 45000 1 50000 1 Sysmiss 1 18. Is [NFE] registered and has a license? 1550 1 1 2 1 1. YES 464 2 2. NO 1086 Sysmiss 1 19. How much was paid for licenses for [NFE] in last 12 months? 464 1087 0 100000 0 0. NONE 87 1 3 2 1 4 2 100 14 102 19 104 12 105 12 110 2 112 1 120 4 145 1 150 10 162 1 165 1 175 1 200 23 202 1 204 7 205 1 210 2 240 2 250 12 260 1 270 1 300 18 312 1 320 1 350 3 385 1 400 7 450 3 460 1 500 34 580 1 600 6 650 1 680 1 682 1 700 4 720 1 800 3 900 1 1000 22 1200 2 1250 1 1300 1 1302 1 1500 12 1600 1 1650 1 1800 3 2000 19 2250 1 2300 1 2400 1 2450 1 2470 1 2500 4 3000 13 3300 1 3500 4 3900 1 4000 9 4200 1 4300 1 4500 3 5000 18 5600 2 6000 3 7000 3 8000 3 9000 1 9775 1 10000 8 11000 2 12000 1 15000 2 18000 1 20000 1 28000 1 30000 1 60000 1 100000 1 Sysmiss 1087 20. Was any tax paid on [NFE]'s profit through income tax? 1550 1 1 2 1 1. YES 322 2 2. NO 1228 Sysmiss 1 21. How much income/profit tax was paid for [NFE]? 322 1229 10 400000 0 0. NONE 0 Sysmiss 1229 21b. How was the tax you paid determined for [NFE]? 322 1229 1 4 1 1. It depends on my business' profits 89 2 2. By ERCA (TAX Authorities) who make an estimate of my business turnover 149 3 3. Don't know 83 4 4. Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 1229 21b_os. OTHER SPECIFY: How was the tax you paid determined for [NFE]? 1551 22. Was any other type of enterprise tax paid on [NFE]? 1550 1 1 2 1 1. YES 104 2 2. NO 1446 Sysmiss 1 23. How much other business tax was paid for [NFE]? 104 1447 3 58000 0 0. NONE 0 3 1 30 3 50 2 80 2 100 2 102 1 120 1 125 1 200 8 230 1 250 6 300 5 340 1 350 2 370 1 400 2 430 1 450 2 480 1 500 9 550 1 600 2 650 1 800 1 900 1 1000 7 1030 1 1200 1 1500 1 2000 6 2400 1 2500 2 3000 4 3500 1 3800 1 4500 1 5000 7 5300 1 5750 1 6000 2 7600 1 8000 1 10000 2 11000 1 15000 2 16000 1 58000 1 Sysmiss 1447 24. What percentage of household cash income came from [NFE]? 1550 1 0 100 0 0. NONE 143 1 12 2 23 3 14 4 1 5 82 7 2 8 5 10 141 12 5 15 58 18 1 20 124 22 1 25 109 30 95 33 5 35 11 40 50 43 1 45 13 48 1 50 188 53 2 55 2 60 50 65 14 66 1 68 1 70 42 72 1 75 50 77 1 78 1 79 1 80 42 85 16 90 31 92 1 95 21 97 1 98 3 99 5 100 179 Sysmiss 1 25. Three important constraints to NFE operations and growth (CONSTRAINT 1) 1550 1 11 141 11 11. ELECTRICITY - ACCESS 60 12 12. ELECTRICITY - QUALITY 93 13 13. ELECTRICITY - COST 22 21 21. TELECOM - ACCESS 10 22 22. TELECOM - QUALITY 5 23 23. TELECOM - COST 3 31 31. WATER - ACCESS 49 32 32. WATER - QUALITY 40 33 33. WATER - COST 21 41 41. POSTAL SERVICE - ACCESS 1 42 42. POSTAL SERVICE - QUALITY 3 43 43. POSTAL SERVICE - COST 4 61 61. TRANSPORT ROAD - ACCESS 81 62 62. TRANSPORT ROAD - QUALITY 109 63 63. TRANSPORT - COST 148 64 64. TRANSPORT - FACILITIES TO TRANSPORT GOODS 74 71 71. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FAMILY 46 72 72. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 24 73 73. FINANCIAL SERVICES - INTEREST RATES 9 74 74. FINANCIAL SERVICES - COMPLICATED BANK LOAN PROCEDURES 3 75 75. FINANCIAL SERVICES - FEAR OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PAY LOAN INSTALLMENTS 11 76 76. DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO GET A LOAN 5 81 81. MARKETS - ACCESS TO MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 90 82 82. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON YOUR PRODUCT'S MARKET 12 83 83. MARKETS - LOW DEMAND FOR GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED 38 84 84. MARKETS - ACCESS TO INPUT MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 51 85 85. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON INPUT MARKET 12 86 86. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INPUTS 141 91 91. GOVERNEMET - CORRUPTION 6 92 92. GOVERNMENT - UNCERTAIN ECONOMIC POLICY 13 93 93. GOVERNMENT - RESTRICTIVE LAWS AND REGULATIONS 7 101 101. SAFETY - CRIMINALITY, THEFT AND LAWLESSNESS 5 102 102. SAFETY - CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL FRICTION 8 111 111. TECHNOLOGY - LACK OF TRAINING 2 112 112. TECHNOLOGY - RESEARCH COSTS 1 113 113. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO COMPUTERS 0 114 114. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY 0 121 3 122 11 123 2 131 131. TAXATION - HIGH TAXES 25 132 132. TAXATION - UNOFFICIAL LEVIES 15 140 140. OTHER (SPECIFY) 57 141 141. NONE 230 Sysmiss 1 25. Three important constraints to NFE operations and growth (CONSTRAINT 2) 853 698 11 140 11 11. ELECTRICITY - ACCESS 12 12 12. ELECTRICITY - QUALITY 29 13 13. ELECTRICITY - COST 19 21 21. TELECOM - ACCESS 5 22 22. TELECOM - QUALITY 2 23 23. TELECOM - COST 2 31 31. WATER - ACCESS 26 32 32. WATER - QUALITY 35 33 33. WATER - COST 12 41 41. POSTAL SERVICE - ACCESS 0 42 42. POSTAL SERVICE - QUALITY 1 43 43. POSTAL SERVICE - COST 1 61 61. TRANSPORT ROAD - ACCESS 29 62 62. TRANSPORT ROAD - QUALITY 67 63 63. TRANSPORT - COST 94 64 64. TRANSPORT - FACILITIES TO TRANSPORT GOODS 57 71 71. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FAMILY 9 72 72. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 15 73 73. FINANCIAL SERVICES - INTEREST RATES 9 74 74. FINANCIAL SERVICES - COMPLICATED BANK LOAN PROCEDURES 7 75 75. FINANCIAL SERVICES - FEAR OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PAY LOAN INSTALLMENTS 9 76 76. DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO GET A LOAN 7 81 81. MARKETS - ACCESS TO MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 42 82 82. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON YOUR PRODUCT'S MARKET 13 83 83. MARKETS - LOW DEMAND FOR GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED 35 84 84. MARKETS - ACCESS TO INPUT MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 35 85 85. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON INPUT MARKET 19 86 86. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INPUTS 114 91 91. GOVERNEMET - CORRUPTION 19 92 92. GOVERNMENT - UNCERTAIN ECONOMIC POLICY 17 93 93. GOVERNMENT - RESTRICTIVE LAWS AND REGULATIONS 15 101 101. SAFETY - CRIMINALITY, THEFT AND LAWLESSNESS 5 102 102. SAFETY - CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL FRICTION 5 111 111. TECHNOLOGY - LACK OF TRAINING 4 112 112. TECHNOLOGY - RESEARCH COSTS 0 113 113. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO COMPUTERS 0 114 114. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY 1 121 5 122 8 123 5 131 131. TAXATION - HIGH TAXES 31 132 132. TAXATION - UNOFFICIAL LEVIES 18 140 140. OTHER (SPECIFY) 15 141 141. NONE 0 Sysmiss 698 25. Three important constraints to NFE operations and growth (CONSTRAINT 3) 423 1128 11 140 11 11. ELECTRICITY - ACCESS 7 12 12. ELECTRICITY - QUALITY 12 13 13. ELECTRICITY - COST 5 21 21. TELECOM - ACCESS 1 22 22. TELECOM - QUALITY 1 23 23. TELECOM - COST 0 31 31. WATER - ACCESS 9 32 32. WATER - QUALITY 11 33 33. WATER - COST 9 41 41. POSTAL SERVICE - ACCESS 1 42 42. POSTAL SERVICE - QUALITY 1 43 43. POSTAL SERVICE - COST 0 61 61. TRANSPORT ROAD - ACCESS 18 62 62. TRANSPORT ROAD - QUALITY 31 63 63. TRANSPORT - COST 40 64 64. TRANSPORT - FACILITIES TO TRANSPORT GOODS 27 71 71. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FAMILY 8 72 72. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 2 73 73. FINANCIAL SERVICES - INTEREST RATES 6 74 74. FINANCIAL SERVICES - COMPLICATED BANK LOAN PROCEDURES 2 75 75. FINANCIAL SERVICES - FEAR OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PAY LOAN INSTALLMENTS 4 76 76. DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO GET A LOAN 2 81 81. MARKETS - ACCESS TO MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 19 82 82. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON YOUR PRODUCT'S MARKET 6 83 83. MARKETS - LOW DEMAND FOR GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED 22 84 84. MARKETS - ACCESS TO INPUT MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 23 85 85. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON INPUT MARKET 7 86 86. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INPUTS 54 91 91. GOVERNEMET - CORRUPTION 11 92 92. GOVERNMENT - UNCERTAIN ECONOMIC POLICY 9 93 93. GOVERNMENT - RESTRICTIVE LAWS AND REGULATIONS 5 101 101. SAFETY - CRIMINALITY, THEFT AND LAWLESSNESS 7 102 102. SAFETY - CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL FRICTION 6 111 111. TECHNOLOGY - LACK OF TRAINING 3 112 112. TECHNOLOGY - RESEARCH COSTS 1 113 113. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO COMPUTERS 0 114 114. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY 1 121 4 122 4 123 1 131 131. TAXATION - HIGH TAXES 30 132 132. TAXATION - UNOFFICIAL LEVIES 7 140 140. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 141 141. NONE 0 Sysmiss 1128 OTHER SPECIFY: 1551 Unique Household Indentifier 3518 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 3518 Rural/Urban 3518 1 2 1 1. Rural 1855 2 2. Urban 1663 household sample weight 3518 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 3518 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 194 3 3. Amhara 473 4 4. Oromia 415 5 5. Somalia 407 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 139 7 7. SNNPR 483 12 12. Gambella 308 13 13. Hareri 316 14 14. Addis Ababa 431 15 15. Diredawa 352 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 3518 Woreda Code 3518 City Code 3518 Sub city code 3518 Kebele Code 3518 EA code 3518 Household ID 3518 26. Is household planning to open a non-farm enterprise in next 12 months? 3518 1 2 1 1. YES 224 2 2. NO 3294 27. Three primary constraints preventing hh member from opening NFE (CONSTRAINT 224 3294 11 141 11 11. ELECTRICITY - ACCESS 12 12 12. ELECTRICITY - QUALITY 10 13 13. ELECTRICITY - COST 2 21 21. TELECOM - ACCESS 2 22 22. TELECOM - QUALITY 0 23 23. TELECOM - COST 1 31 31. WATER - ACCESS 3 32 32. WATER - QUALITY 1 33 33. WATER - COST 0 41 41. POSTAL SERVICE - ACCESS 1 42 42. POSTAL SERVICE - QUALITY 0 43 43. POSTAL SERVICE - COST 0 61 61. TRANSPORT ROAD - ACCESS 9 62 62. TRANSPORT ROAD - QUALITY 8 63 63. TRANSPORT - COST 20 64 64. TRANSPORT - FACILITIES TO TRANSPORT GOODS 6 71 71. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FAMILY 33 72 72. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 27 73 73. FINANCIAL SERVICES - INTEREST RATES 5 74 74. FINANCIAL SERVICES - COMPLICATED BANK LOAN PROCEDURES 3 75 75. FINANCIAL SERVICES - FEAR OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PAY LOAN INSTALLMENTS 5 76 76. DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO GET A LOAN 4 81 81. MARKETS - ACCESS TO MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 8 82 82. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON YOUR PRODUCT'S MARKET 1 83 83. MARKETS - LOW DEMAND FOR GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED 1 84 84. MARKETS - ACCESS TO INPUT MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 2 85 85. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON INPUT MARKET 4 86 86. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INPUTS 24 91 91. GOVERNEMET - CORRUPTION 1 92 92. GOVERNMENT - UNCERTAIN ECONOMIC POLICY 2 93 93. GOVERNMENT - RESTRICTIVE LAWS AND REGULATIONS 1 101 101. SAFETY - CRIMINALITY, THEFT AND LAWLESSNESS 1 102 102. SAFETY - CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL FRICTION 4 111 111. TECHNOLOGY - LACK OF TRAINING 1 112 112. TECHNOLOGY - RESEARCH COSTS 0 113 113. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO COMPUTERS 1 114 114. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY 0 121 2 122 1 123 3 131 131. TAXATION - HIGH TAXES 4 132 132. TAXATION - UNOFFICIAL LEVIES 0 140 140. OTHERS 8 141 141. NONE 3 Sysmiss 3294 27. Three primary constraints preventing hh member from opening NFE (CONSTRAINT 151 3367 11 140 11 11. ELECTRICITY - ACCESS 1 12 12. ELECTRICITY - QUALITY 3 13 13. ELECTRICITY - COST 3 21 21. TELECOM - ACCESS 1 22 22. TELECOM - QUALITY 0 23 23. TELECOM - COST 1 31 31. WATER - ACCESS 5 32 32. WATER - QUALITY 3 33 33. WATER - COST 1 41 41. POSTAL SERVICE - ACCESS 0 42 42. POSTAL SERVICE - QUALITY 0 43 43. POSTAL SERVICE - COST 0 61 61. TRANSPORT ROAD - ACCESS 3 62 62. TRANSPORT ROAD - QUALITY 10 63 63. TRANSPORT - COST 10 64 64. TRANSPORT - FACILITIES TO TRANSPORT GOODS 6 71 71. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FAMILY 6 72 72. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 12 73 73. FINANCIAL SERVICES - INTEREST RATES 7 74 74. FINANCIAL SERVICES - COMPLICATED BANK LOAN PROCEDURES 4 75 75. FINANCIAL SERVICES - FEAR OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PAY LOAN INSTALLMENTS 10 76 76. DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO GET A LOAN 3 81 81. MARKETS - ACCESS TO MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 8 82 82. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON YOUR PRODUCT'S MARKET 1 83 83. MARKETS - LOW DEMAND FOR GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED 4 84 84. MARKETS - ACCESS TO INPUT MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 6 85 85. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON INPUT MARKET 4 86 86. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INPUTS 13 91 91. GOVERNEMET - CORRUPTION 1 92 92. GOVERNMENT - UNCERTAIN ECONOMIC POLICY 3 93 93. GOVERNMENT - RESTRICTIVE LAWS AND REGULATIONS 3 101 101. SAFETY - CRIMINALITY, THEFT AND LAWLESSNESS 0 102 102. SAFETY - CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL FRICTION 1 111 111. TECHNOLOGY - LACK OF TRAINING 0 112 112. TECHNOLOGY - RESEARCH COSTS 0 113 113. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO COMPUTERS 0 114 114. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY 1 121 2 122 2 123 3 131 131. TAXATION - HIGH TAXES 5 132 132. TAXATION - UNOFFICIAL LEVIES 2 140 140. OTHERS 3 141 141. NONE 0 Sysmiss 3367 27. Three primary constraints preventing hh member from opening NFE (CONSTRAINT 104 3414 11 140 11 11. ELECTRICITY - ACCESS 2 12 12. ELECTRICITY - QUALITY 0 13 13. ELECTRICITY - COST 0 21 21. TELECOM - ACCESS 2 22 22. TELECOM - QUALITY 0 23 23. TELECOM - COST 0 31 31. WATER - ACCESS 2 32 32. WATER - QUALITY 1 33 33. WATER - COST 2 41 41. POSTAL SERVICE - ACCESS 0 42 42. POSTAL SERVICE - QUALITY 0 43 43. POSTAL SERVICE - COST 0 61 61. TRANSPORT ROAD - ACCESS 1 62 62. TRANSPORT ROAD - QUALITY 3 63 63. TRANSPORT - COST 4 64 64. TRANSPORT - FACILITIES TO TRANSPORT GOODS 7 71 71. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FAMILY 4 72 72. FINANCIAL SERVICES - POSSIBILITY TO BORROW FROM FORMAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 3 73 73. FINANCIAL SERVICES - INTEREST RATES 11 74 74. FINANCIAL SERVICES - COMPLICATED BANK LOAN PROCEDURES 2 75 75. FINANCIAL SERVICES - FEAR OF NOT BEING ABLE TO PAY LOAN INSTALLMENTS 5 76 76. DON'T KNOW WHERE OR HOW TO GET A LOAN 2 81 81. MARKETS - ACCESS TO MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 7 82 82. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON YOUR PRODUCT'S MARKET 2 83 83. MARKETS - LOW DEMAND FOR GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED 0 84 84. MARKETS - ACCESS TO INPUT MARKETS (DISTANCE AND COST) 6 85 85. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INFORMATION ON INPUT MARKET 0 86 86. MARKETS - DIFFICULTY TO OBTAIN INPUTS 5 91 91. GOVERNEMET - CORRUPTION 3 92 92. GOVERNMENT - UNCERTAIN ECONOMIC POLICY 4 93 93. GOVERNMENT - RESTRICTIVE LAWS AND REGULATIONS 4 101 101. SAFETY - CRIMINALITY, THEFT AND LAWLESSNESS 1 102 102. SAFETY - CONFLICTS AND SOCIAL FRICTION 3 111 111. TECHNOLOGY - LACK OF TRAINING 1 112 112. TECHNOLOGY - RESEARCH COSTS 0 113 113. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO COMPUTERS 1 114 114. TECHNOLOGY - ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY 1 121 4 122 3 123 1 131 131. TAXATION - HIGH TAXES 4 132 132. TAXATION - UNOFFICIAL LEVIES 2 140 140. OTHERS 1 141 141. NONE 0 Sysmiss 3414 Unique Household Indentifier 1096 Unique Field Identifier 1096 1 25 1 361 2 215 3 130 4 86 5 62 6 48 7 40 8 31 9 29 10 24 11 19 12 13 13 10 14 8 15 6 16 4 17 2 18 1 19 1 20 1 21 1 22 1 23 1 24 1 25 1 Unique Crop Identifier 1096 1 2 1 1094 2 2 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 1096 household sample weight 1096 97.1048049926758 31964.728515625 Region code 1096 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 6 3 3. Amhara 745 4 4. Oromia 95 5 5. Somalia 4 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 48 7 7. SNNPR 102 12 12. Gambella 68 13 13. Hareri 10 14 14. Addis Ababa 17 15 15. Diredawa 1 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 1096 Woreda Code 1096 City Code 1096 Sub city code 1096 Kebele Code 1096 EA code 1096 Household ID 1096 Rural/Urban 1096 1 2 1 1. Rural 619 2 2. Urban 477 1b.CROP CODE 1095 1 1 123 1 1. 1.BARLEY 80 2 2. 2.MAIZE 157 3 3. 3.MILLET 14 4 4. 4.OATS 10 5 5. 5.RICE 1 6 6. 6.SORGHUM 105 7 7. 7.TEFF 163 8 8. 8.WHEAT 112 9 9. 9.Mung Bean or MASHO 12 10 10. 10.CASSAVA 0 11 11. 11.CHICKPEAS 19 12 12. 12.HARICOTBEANS 23 13 13. 13.HORSE BEANS 31 14 14. 14.LENTILS 9 15 15. 15.FIELDPEAS 12 16 16. 16.VETCH 20 17 17. 17.GIBTO 0 18 18. 18.SOYA BEANS 3 19 19. 19.REDKIDENY BEANS 3 20 20. 20.FENNEL 0 21 21. 21.CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. 22.COTTON SEED 0 23 23. 23.LINESEED 1 24 24. 24.GROUND NUTS 9 25 25. 25.NUEG or NIGERSEED 3 26 26. 26.RAPESEED 1 27 27. 27.SESAME 5 28 28. 28.SUNFLOWER 3 30 30. 30.SAVORY or ROSEMARY 0 31 31. 31.BLACKCUMIN 0 32 32. 32.BLACKPEPPER 0 33 33. 33.CARDAMON 0 34 34. 34.CHILIES 1 35 35. 35.CINNAMON 0 36 36. 36.FENUGREEK 2 37 37. 37.GINGER 1 38 38. 38.REDPEPPER 14 39 39. 39.TUMERIC 0 40 40. 40.WHITECUMIN 1 41 41. 41.APPLES 1 42 42. 42.BANANAS 14 43 43. 43.GRAPES 0 44 44. 44.LEMONS 3 45 45. 45.MANDARINS 0 46 46. 46.MANGOS 30 47 47. 47.ORANGES 6 48 48. 48.PAPAYA 9 49 49. 49.PINAPPLES 0 50 50. 50.CITRON 0 51 51. 51.BEERROOT 3 52 52. 52.CABBAGE 5 53 53. 53.CARROT 3 54 54. 54.CAULIFLOWER 1 55 55. 55.GARLIC 11 56 56. 56.KALE 13 57 57. 57.LETTUCE 7 58 58. 58.ONION 6 59 59. 59.GREENPEPPER 4 60 60. 60.POTATOES 9 61 61. 61.PUMPKINS 2 62 62. 62.SWEETPOTATO 1 63 63. 63.TOMATOES 5 64 64. 64.GODERE 1 65 65. 65.GUAVA 2 66 66. 66.PEACH 0 67 67. 67.MUSTARD 0 68 68. 68.FETO 0 69 69. 69.SPINACH 13 70 70. 70.GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. 71.CHAT 25 72 72. 72.COFFEE 54 73 73. 73.COTTON 0 74 74. 74.ENSET 7 75 75. 75.GESHO 11 76 76. 76.SUGARCANE 1 77 77. 77.TEA 0 78 78. 78.TOBACCO 9 79 79. 79.CORIANDER 0 80 80. 80.SACREDBASIL 3 81 81. 81.RUE 0 82 82. 82.GISHITA 0 83 83. 83.WATERMELON 0 84 84. 84.AVOCADOS 8 85 85. 85.GRAZINGLAND 1 98 98. 98.OTHER ROOT CROP 6 99 99. 99.OTHER LAND USE 0 108 108. 108.AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. 110.GIRAMTA 0 112 112. 112.KAZMIR 0 113 113. 113.STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. 114.SHIFERAW 0 115 115. 115.OTHER FRUITS 2 116 116. 116.TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. 117.OTHER SPICES 0 118 118. 118.OTHER PULSES 0 119 119. 119.OTHER OILS EED 0 120 120. 120.OTHER CEREAL 0 123 123. 123.OTHER VEGETABLE 4 Sysmiss 1 2. What is the area of the field? 1095 1 0.1 13000 2. What is the unit of measurement? 1095 1 1 11 1 1. HECTARE 107 2 2. SQUARE METERS 72 3 3. TIMAD 585 4 4. BOY 17 5 5. SENGA 9 6 6. KERT 4 7 7. TILM 134 8 8. Medeb 99 9 9. Rope (Gemed) 27 10 10. Ermija 16 11 11. Other(Specify) 25 Sysmiss 1 OTHER SPECIFY: What is the unit of measurement? 1096 3. Does your household have a document for this Land? 1095 1 1 2 1 1. YES 808 2 2. NO 287 Sysmiss 1 4. What type of documents does your HH have for this land?: Document 1 808 288 1 6 1 1. TITLE DEED 738 2 2. CERTIFICATE OF CUSTOMARY OWNERSHIP 25 3 3. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY 6 4 4. CERTIFICATE OF HEREDITARY ACQUISITION LISTED IN REGISTRY 30 5 5. SURVEY PLAN 1 6 6. RENTAL CONTRACT, REGISTERED 8 7 7. LEASE, REGISTERED 0 8 8. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 288 4. What type of documents does your HH have for this land?: Document 2 38 1058 2 7 1 1. TITLE DEED 0 2 2. CERTIFICATE OF CUSTOMARY OWNERSHIP 11 3 3. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY 4 4 4. CERTIFICATE OF HEREDITARY ACQUISITION LISTED IN REGISTRY 14 5 5. SURVEY PLAN 8 6 6. RENTAL CONTRACT, REGISTERED 0 7 7. LEASE, REGISTERED 1 8 8. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 1058 OTHER SPECIFY: What type of documents does you have 1096 5. How did your household acquire this land? 1095 1 1 8 1 1. GRANTED BY LOCAL LEADERS 403 2 2. INHERITED 393 3 3. RENT 28 4 4. BORROWED FOR FREE 25 5 5. MOVED IN WITHOUT PERMISSION 3 6 6. SHARED CROP IN 104 7 7. PURCHASED 73 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY).. 66 Sysmiss 1 OTHER SPECIFY: How did your household acquire this land 1096 6. How much was paid for the land? 157 939 0 100000 0 1 1 2 6 1 50 2 100 10 200 11 300 5 320 1 400 4 500 11 600 2 700 3 800 6 840 1 900 1 960 1 1000 12 1120 1 1200 3 1400 1 1500 14 1600 2 1650 1 2000 12 2400 1 2500 5 3000 9 3500 2 4000 6 4500 4 5000 2 6000 4 6500 1 7000 4 8000 1 10000 3 11500 2 15000 1 16000 1 25000 1 50000 1 100000 1 Sysmiss 939 7. What was the quantity of production in the last 12 months? 1095 1 0 10000 7. What was the total quantity of production in the last 12 months? Unit 1095 1 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 210 2 2. Gram 0 3 3. Quntal 476 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Mililitres 0 8 8. Jog 4 9 9. Melekiya 0 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 1 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 2 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 4 61 61. Esir (Small) 19 62 62. Esir (Medium) 17 63 63. Esir (Large) 13 71 71. Festal (Small) 4 72 72. Festal (Medium) 5 73 73. Festal (Large) 3 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 23 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 27 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 4 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 0 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 5 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 2 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 99 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 90 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 10 131 131. Medeb (Small) 0 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 2 133 133. Medeb (Large) 2 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 4 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 8 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 2 151 151. Sahin (Small) 0 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 1 153 153. Sahin (Large) 0 171 171. Sini (Small) 0 172 172. Sini (Large) 0 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small) 13 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Medium) 6 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Large) 1 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 0 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 3 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 4 900 900. Other (Specify) 31 Sysmiss 1 8a. Did you practiced irrigation in the last 12 months? 1095 1 1 2 1 1. YES 89 2 2. NO 1006 Sysmiss 1 8b. Did you used fertilizer in the last 12 months? 1095 1 1 2 1 1. YES 459 2 2. NO 636 Sysmiss 1 8c. Did you used improved seed in the last 12 months? 1095 1 1 2 1 1. YES 167 2 2. NO 928 Sysmiss 1 8d. Did you used pesticides, herbicides or/and fungicides in the last 12 months? 1095 1 1 2 1 1. YES 264 2 2. NO 831 Sysmiss 1 8e. Did you used hired labor in the last 12 months? 1095 1 1 2 1 1. YES 116 2 2. NO 979 Sysmiss 1 Unique Household Indentifier 2875 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 2875 household sample weight 2875 60.2600021362305 31964.728515625 Region code 2875 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 167 3 3. Amhara 364 4 4. Oromia 251 5 5. Somalia 263 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 100 7 7. SNNPR 224 12 12. Gambella 235 13 13. Hareri 256 14 14. Addis Ababa 644 15 15. Diredawa 371 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 2875 Woreda Code 2875 City Code 2875 Sub city code 2875 Kebele Code 2875 EA code 2875 Household ID 2875 Rural/Urban 2875 1 2 1 1. Rural 201 2 2. Urban 2674 1. In last 12 months, has HH engaged in cropping? 2870 5 1 2 1 1. YES 363 2 2. NO 2507 Sysmiss 5 Unique Household Indentifier 46000 Unique livestock identifier 46000 1 16 1 1. Bulls / ኮርማዎች 2875 2 2. Oxen / በሬዎች 2875 3 3. Cows / ላሞች 2875 4 4. Steers / ወይፈኖች 2875 5 5. Heifers / ጊደሮች 2875 6 6. Calves / ጥጃዎች 2875 7 7. Goats - ፍየሎች 2875 8 8. Sheep - በግ 2875 9 9. Camels - ግመል 2875 10 10. Chicken - cocks / broilers / አውራ ዶሮ/የደረሱ ወንድ ዶሮዎች 2875 11 11. Chicken - hens / layers / እንቁላል ጣይ ዶሮዎች 2875 12 12. Chicks / ጫጩቾች 2875 13 13. Horses / ፈረሶች 2875 14 14. Mules / በቅሎዎች 2875 15 15. Donkeys / አህዮች 2875 16 16. Bee Colony / ንብ የያዙ ቀፎዎች 2875 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 46000 household sample weight 46000 60.2600021362305 31964.728515625 Region code 46000 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 2672 3 3. AMHARA 5824 4 4. OROMIA 4016 5 5. SOMALI 4208 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1600 7 7. SNNP 3584 12 12. GAMBELA 3760 13 13. HARAR 4096 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 10304 15 15. DIRE DAWA 5936 Zone Code 46000 Woreda Code 46000 City Code 46000 Sub city code 46000 Kebele Code 46000 EA code 46000 Household ID 46000 Rural/Urban 46000 1 2 1 1. RURAL 3216 2 2. URBAN 42784 2.How many does the HH currently hold in total? 45888 112 0 500 0 43817 1 738 2 471 3 227 4 134 5 122 6 68 7 36 8 29 9 8 10 68 11 8 12 11 13 3 14 8 15 26 16 4 17 1 18 1 19 1 20 22 22 4 25 8 26 1 28 1 30 22 32 1 35 3 38 2 40 14 45 3 50 10 55 1 58 1 60 3 68 1 70 3 80 1 100 2 130 1 135 1 400 1 500 1 Sysmiss 112 3.How many of are exotic breed? 2071 43929 0 35 0 1711 1 155 2 73 3 44 4 33 5 17 6 8 7 7 8 2 10 4 11 3 12 5 13 1 14 1 15 4 20 2 35 1 Sysmiss 43929 4.What are the major purposes for holding the livestock? 2071 43929 1 4 1 1. For own consumption 661 2 2. For sale 451 3 3. Transpoert 176 4 4. For mixed purpose 783 Sysmiss 43929 5.Did the HH sale any livestock in the last 12 months? 2071 43929 1 2 1 1. YES 467 2 2. NO 1604 Sysmiss 43929 6.How much was the total sales value? 467 45533 0 175000 7.Did the HH use livestock production for own consumption in the last 12 months? 1774 44226 1 2 1 1. YES 736 2 2. NO 1038 Sysmiss 44226 8.Over the last 12 month, how much the HH earn from selling products per month? 2071 43929 0 90000 9.Over the last 12 month, how much the HH earn from service provision per month? 851 45149 0 20000 Unique Household Indentifier 49590 Climate risk Type 49590 1 10 1 1. Drought 4959 2 2. Late-onset of rains 4959 3 3. Early cessation of rains 4959 4 4. Flooding 4959 5 5. Hail 4959 6 6. Torrential downpour 4959 7 7. Locust invasion 4959 8 8. Crop diseases 4959 9 9. Livestock diseases 4959 10 10. Heat stress (high temperature above normal level) 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 49590 household sample weight 49590 8.6026668548584 31964.728515625 Region code 49590 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 2500 3 3. AMHARA 6560 4 4. OROMIA 6370 5 5. SOMALI 5220 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 2060 7 7. SNNP 6570 12 12. GAMBELA 4220 13 13. HARAR 4440 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 6440 15 15. DIRE DAWA 5210 Zone Code 49590 Woreda Code 49590 City Code 49590 Sub city code 49590 Kebele Code 49590 EA code 49590 Household ID 49590 Rural/Urban 49590 1 2 1 1. RURAL 22850 2 2. URBAN 26740 1. How frequently did the household experience [SHOCK], in past five years? 49245 345 1 4 1 1. NEVER 36142 2 2. RARELY 10709 3 3. MOST YEARS 1668 4 4. EVERY YEARS 726 Sysmiss 345 2. When was the last year that your household experienced [events]? 13102 36488 1 5 1 1. 2009 EC 479 2 2. 2010 EC 975 3 3. 2011 EC 1719 4 4. 2012 EC 3424 5 5. 2013 EC 6505 Sysmiss 36488 3. Did loss of crop production happended last time due to the [event]? 13073 36517 1 2 1 1. YES 9253 2 2. NO 3820 Sysmiss 36517 3. Did loss of livestock/production happended last time due to the [event]? 13058 36532 1 2 1 1. YES 5976 2 2. NO 7082 Sysmiss 36532 3. Did loss/damage of other assets happended last time due to the [event]? 13014 36576 1 2 1 1. YES 313 2 2. NO 12701 Sysmiss 36576 Other specify 49590 4. How frequently do the household expect [SHOCK] to occurr, in the next five ye 49262 328 1 4 1 1. NEVER 36922 2 2. RARELY 10387 3 3. MOST YEARS 1225 4 4. AT LEAST ONCE EVERY YEARS 728 Sysmiss 328 3. Do you expect loss of crop production to happen next time [event] will occur? 12311 37279 1 2 1 1. YES 9247 2 2. NO 3064 Sysmiss 37279 3. Do you expect loss of livestock/production to happen next time [event] will o 12310 37280 1 2 1 1. YES 6501 2 2. NO 5809 Sysmiss 37280 3. Do you expect loss/damage of other assets to happen next time [event] will oc 12248 37342 1 2 1 1. YES 302 2 2. NO 11946 Sysmiss 37342 Other specify 49590 6A. To what extent you control over reducing the losses on Crop if [events] will 12311 37279 1 5 1 1. NOT AT ALL 4943 2 2. TO A LITTLE EXTENT 5433 3 3. SOMEWHAT 1195 4 4. TO A GREAT EXTENT 654 5 5. COMPLETELY 86 Sysmiss 37279 6B. To what extent you control over reducing the losses on livestock/production 12309 37281 1 5 1 1. NOT AT ALL 5082 2 2. TO A LITTLE EXTENT 5127 3 3. SOMEWHAT 1222 4 4. TO A GREAT EXTENT 757 5 5. COMPLETELY 121 Sysmiss 37281 6C. To what extent you control over reducing the losses/damage on properties if 12247 37343 1 5 1 1. NOT AT ALL 5852 2 2. TO A LITTLE EXTENT 4477 3 3. SOMEWHAT 1121 4 4. TO A GREAT EXTENT 542 5 5. COMPLETELY 255 Sysmiss 37343 Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 1. RURAL 2285 2 2. URBAN 2674 household sample weight 4959 8.6026668548584 31964.728515625 Region code 4959 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 250 3 3. AMHARA 656 4 4. OROMIA 637 5 5. SOMALI 522 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 206 7 7. SNNP 657 12 12. GAMBELA 422 13 13. HARAR 444 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 644 15 15. DIRE DAWA 521 Zone Code 4959 Woreda Code 4959 City Code 4959 Sub city code 4959 Kebele Code 4959 EA code 4959 Household ID 4959 7. Did you use any source to obtain information on climate/weather events? 4956 3 1 2 1 1. YES 1938 2 2. NO 3018 Sysmiss 3 8. What is the household's main source to obtain information on climate/weather? 1938 3021 1 5 1 1. Local news service 1523 2 2. Weather service 175 3 3. Neighbor 177 4 4. Local leadres/Development Agents 53 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 10 Sysmiss 3021 8os.Other specify 4959 9. How does the household get climate/weather information from the main source? 1938 3021 1 7 1 1. IN-PERSON 164 2 2. PHONE CALLS 34 3 3. RADIO/TV 1663 4 4. INTERNET/ SEARCH 46 5 5. SMS 3 6 6. PHONE APP 25 7 7. PRESS OR NEWSPAPERS 3 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 3021 Other specify 4959 Unique Household Indentifier 69426 Source Code 69426 101 114 101 101. Cash Transfer/Gifts from Individuals 4959 102 102. Food Transfers/Gifts from Individuals 4959 103 103. Non-food In-kind Transfers/Gifts form Individuals 4959 104 104. Savings, Interest or Other Investment Income 4959 105 105. Pension Income 4959 106 106. Income from Shop/Store Rental/Car, truck, other vehicle rental 4959 107 107. Income from Land Rental 4959 108 108. Income from Renting Agricultural Tools 4959 109 109. Income from Renting Transport Animals 4959 110 110. Income from Real Estate Sales 4959 111 111. Income from household Non-Agricultural Asset Sales 4959 112 112. Income from household Agricultural/Fishing Asset Sales 4959 113 113. Income from sales of other Fixed Assets (Sale of b/ss enterprises or stocks/shares 4959 114 114. Inheritance/Lottery/Gambling Winnings 4959 115 115. Rural land use fee and agricultural income tax 0 116 116. Tax on Livestock 0 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 69426 Rural/Urban 69426 1 2 1 1. Rural 31990 2 2. Urban 37436 household sample weight 69426 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 69426 2 15 1 1. Tigray 0 2 2. Afar 3500 3 3. Amhara 9184 4 4. Oromia 8918 5 5. Somalia 7308 6 6. Benishangul-gumuz 2884 7 7. SNNPR 9198 12 12. Gambella 5908 13 13. Hareri 6216 14 14. Addis Ababa 9016 15 15. Diredawa 7294 16 16. Outside Ethiopia 0 17 17. Sidama 0 18 18. South Western Region 0 Zone Code 69426 Woreda Code 69426 City Code 69426 Sub city code 69426 Kebele Code 69426 EA code 69426 Household ID 69426 1. During the last 12 months, did HH receive any [SOURCE]? 68968 458 1 2 1 1. YES 2576 2 2. NO 66392 Sysmiss 458 2. How much [SOURCE] did HH receive in total during the last 12 months? 2576 66850 1 22000000 3. Who in your HH kept/decided what to do with the money: ID #1 2576 66850 1 14 1 2152 2 311 3 44 4 26 5 19 6 8 7 5 8 1 9 2 10 2 11 2 13 2 14 2 Sysmiss 66850 3. Who in your HH kept/decided what to do with the money: ID #2 880 68546 2 16 2 756 3 56 4 19 5 23 6 12 7 3 8 4 9 2 10 1 11 2 16 2 Sysmiss 68546 4a. How much [INCOME] came from rural areas? 1459 67967 0 96000 4b. How much [INCOME] came from urban areas? 1459 67967 0 150000 4c. How much [INCOME] came from other countries? 1459 67967 0 500000 5. How was this payment mainly made to you? 836 68590 1 5 1 1. INPERSON/ CASH 439 2 2. THROUGH A FORMAL ACCOUNT (LIKE A BANK/MFI/SACCO) 316 3 3. THROUGH MOBILE BANKING SERVICES 13 4 4. THROUGH REGULATED MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE 49 5 5. OTHERS 19 Sysmiss 68590 Unique Household Indentifier 14877 Unique Assistance Identifier 14877 1 3 1 1. Direct support through PSNP 4959 2 2. Free food 4959 3 3. Other non food assistance (Specify) 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 14877 Rural/Urban 14877 1 2 1 1. RURAL 6855 2 2. URBAN 8022 household sample weight 14877 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 14877 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 750 3 3. AMHARA 1968 4 4. OROMIA 1911 5 5. SOMALI 1566 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 618 7 7. SNNP 1971 12 12. GAMBELA 1266 13 13. HARAR 1332 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 1932 15 15. DIRE DAWA 1563 Zone Code 14877 Woreda Code 14877 City Code 14877 Sub city code 14877 Kebele Code 14877 EA code 14877 Household ID 14877 1. Did HH receive any [ASSISTANCE] in the past 12 months? 14841 36 1 2 1 1. YES 951 2 2. NO 13890 Sysmiss 36 1 Other support 14877 2a. What is the name of the organization who provided [ASSISTANCE] 14877 2b. What is the name of the organization who provided [ASSISTANCE]: #1 651 14226 1 4 1 1. GOVERNMENT 419 2 2. INTERNATIONAL NGO 173 3 3. LOCAL NGO 36 4 4. OTHER 23 Sysmiss 14226 2b. What is the name of the organization who provided [ASSISTANCE]: #2 55 14822 1 3 1 1. GOVERNMENT 14 2 2. INTERNATIONAL NGO 29 3 3. LOCAL NGO 12 4 4. OTHER 0 Sysmiss 14822 2b. What is the name of the organization who provided [ASSISTANCE]: #3 1 14876 3 3 1 1. GOVERNMENT 0 2 2. INTERNATIONAL NGO 0 3 3. LOCAL NGO 1 4 4. OTHER 0 Sysmiss 14876 2b Other type of organization 14877 3. How much cash did HH receive from this organization? 410 14467 0 150000 4. How was the payment mainly made to you: Payment Method 1 403 14474 1 5 1 1. CASH 347 2 2. THROUGH A FORMAL ACCOUNT (LIKE A BANK/MFI/SACCO 50 3 3. THROUGH MOBILE BANKING SERVICES 0 4 4. THROUGH REGULATED MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE 1 5 5. Others 5 Sysmiss 14474 4. How was the payment mainly made to you: Payment Method 2 12 14865 1 2 1 1. CASH 3 2 2. THROUGH A FORMAL ACCOUNT (LIKE A BANK/MFI/SACCO 9 3 3. THROUGH MOBILE BANKING SERVICES 0 4 4. THROUGH REGULATED MONEY TRANSFER SERVICE 0 5 5. Others 0 Sysmiss 14865 4 Other mode of payment 14877 5. What was the value of food HH received from this organization? 841 14036 0 50000 6. What was the value of in-kind assistance HH received from [ASSISTANCE]? 410 14467 0 100000 7. Was this aid given to entire HH or specific person? 951 13926 1 2 1 1. ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD 733 2 2. TO A PERSON 218 Sysmiss 13926 8. Which members of the HH participated in this program? (HH Roster ID #1) 218 14659 1 11 1 159 2 26 3 11 4 8 5 7 6 4 9 1 10 1 11 1 Sysmiss 14659 8. Which members of the HH participated in this program? (HH Roster ID #2) 79 14798 2 12 2 55 3 7 4 5 5 6 6 3 7 1 9 1 12 1 Sysmiss 14798 8. Which members of the HH participated in this program? (HH Roster ID #3) 49 14828 3 8 3 18 4 14 5 6 6 5 7 4 8 2 Sysmiss 14828 Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 1. RURAL 2285 2 2. URBAN 2674 household sample weight 4959 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 4959 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 250 3 3. AMHARA 656 4 4. OROMIA 637 5 5. SOMALI 522 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 206 7 7. SNNP 657 12 12. GAMBELA 422 13 13. HARAR 444 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 644 15 15. DIRE DAWA 521 Zone Code 4959 Woreda Code 4959 City Code 4959 Sub city code 4959 Kebele Code 4959 EA code 4959 Household ID 4959 1. Did the household borrow at least 150 Birr in last 12 months? 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 1003 2 2. NO 3955 Sysmiss 1 11. Did the household try to borrow and was turned down in last 12 months? 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 209 2 2. NO 4749 Sysmiss 1 12. Who turned down this request? 209 4750 1 11 1 1. RELATIVE 99 2 2. NEIGHBOR 47 3 3. GROCERY/LOCAL MERCHANT 6 4 4. MONEY LENDER 7 5 5. EMPLOYER 1 6 6. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 3 7 7. MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION 7 8 8. BANK (COMMERCIAL) 6 9 9. NGO 2 10 10. SACCOS 28 11 11. OTHER (SPECIFY) 3 Sysmiss 4750 12. Who turned down this request? 38 4921 2 10 1 1. RELATIVE 0 2 2. NEIGHBOR 22 3 3. GROCERY/LOCAL MERCHANT 4 4 4. MONEY LENDER 4 5 5. EMPLOYER 1 6 6. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 1 7 7. MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION 1 8 8. BANK (COMMERCIAL) 0 9 9. NGO 0 10 10. SACCOS 5 11 11. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 4921 Q12_os. Please specify the other reason. 4959 13. What was main reason for trying to obtain the loan? 209 4750 1 12 1 1. PURCHASE HOUSE/LEASE LAND FOR FARMING 28 2 2. PURCHASE AGRICULTURAL INPUTS FOR FOOD CROP 28 3 3. PURCHASE INPUTS FOR OTHER CROPS 12 4 4. PURCHASE HOUSE/LEASE LAND FOR BUSINESS 13 5 5. BUSINESS START-UP CAPITAL 7 6 6. EXPANDING BUSINESS 22 7 7. PURCHASE NON-FARM INPUTS 5 8 8. WORKING CAPITAL FOR NON-FARM ENTERPRISE 7 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 7 10 10. FOOD/NON-FOOD EXPENDITURE 60 11 16 12 12. HOUSE CONSTRUCTION/MEAINTENANCES 4 Sysmiss 4750 Q13_os. Please specify the other reason. 4959 14. Is the household awaiting word on a loan that was applied for? 4957 2 1 2 1 1. YES 77 2 2. NO 4880 Sysmiss 2 15. From whom or which institution was the application made for a loan? 77 4882 1 10 1 1. RELATIVE 35 2 2. NEIGHBOR 12 3 3. GROCERY/LOCAL MERCHANT 0 4 4. MONEY LENDER 0 5 5. EMPLOYER 0 6 6. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 0 7 7. MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION 10 8 8. BANK (COMMERCIAL) 4 9 9. NGO 4 10 10. SACCOS 12 11 11. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 4882 15. From whom or which institution was the application made for a loan? 10 4949 2 10 1 1. RELATIVE 0 2 2. NEIGHBOR 8 3 3. GROCERY/LOCAL MERCHANT 0 4 4. MONEY LENDER 0 5 5. EMPLOYER 0 6 6. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 0 7 7. MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION 0 8 8. BANK (COMMERCIAL) 0 9 9. NGO 0 10 10. SACCOS 2 11 11. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 4949 Q15_os. Please specify the others. 4959 16. What was main reason for trying to obtain the loan? 77 4882 1 12 1 1. PURCHASE HOUSE/LEASE LAND FOR FARMING 19 2 2. PURCHASE AGRICULTURAL INPUTS FOR FOOD CROP 11 3 3. PURCHASE INPUTS FOR OTHER CROPS 2 4 4. PURCHASE HOUSE/LEASE LAND FOR BUSINESS 2 5 5. BUSINESS START-UP CAPITAL 3 6 6. EXPANDING BUSINESS 7 7 7. PURCHASE NON-FARM INPUTS 1 8 8. WORKING CAPITAL FOR NON-FARM ENTERPRISE 4 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 4 10 10. FOOD/NON-FOOD EXPENDITURE 16 11 2 12 12. HOUSE CONSTRUCTION/MEAINTENANCES 6 Sysmiss 4882 Q16_os. Please specify the other reason. 4959 17. A household did not borrow, did not try, and is not waiting a response? 4958 1 1 2 1 1. YES 3799 2 2. NO 1159 Sysmiss 1 18. Why did no one attempt to borrow in the last 12 months? 3799 1160 1 11 1 1. NO FARM OR BUSINESS 427 2 2. HAVE ADEQUATE FARM 317 3 3. BELIEVED WOULD BE REFUSED 290 4 4. TOO EXPENSIVE 274 5 5. TOO MUCH TROUBLE FOR WHAT IS WORTH 134 6 6. INADEQUATE COLLATERAL 309 7 7. DO NOT LIKE TO BE IN DEBT 1203 8 8. DO NOT KNOW ANY LENDER 152 9 9. FEAR NOT BE ABLE TO PAY 492 10 10. OTHER (SPECIFY) 61 11 11. I DO NOT WANT CREDIT 140 Sysmiss 1160 18. Why did no one attempt to borrow in the last 12 months? 975 3984 2 11 1 1. NO FARM OR BUSINESS 0 2 2. HAVE ADEQUATE FARM 54 3 3. BELIEVED WOULD BE REFUSED 27 4 4. TOO EXPENSIVE 46 5 5. TOO MUCH TROUBLE FOR WHAT IS WORTH 44 6 6. INADEQUATE COLLATERAL 111 7 7. DO NOT LIKE TO BE IN DEBT 314 8 8. DO NOT KNOW ANY LENDER 57 9 9. FEAR NOT BE ABLE TO PAY 303 10 10. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 11 11. I DO NOT WANT CREDIT 13 Sysmiss 3984 Q18_os. Please specify the others. 4959 Unique Household Indentifier 1033 Unique Loan Indentifier 1033 1 3 1 1003 2 26 3 4 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 1033 Rural/Urban 1033 1 2 1 1. RURAL 462 2 2. URBAN 571 household sample weight 1033 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 1033 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 42 3 3. AMHARA 189 4 4. OROMIA 183 5 5. SOMALI 72 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 37 7 7. SNNP 164 12 12. GAMBELA 64 13 13. HARAR 57 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 108 15 15. DIRE DAWA 117 Zone Code 1033 Woreda Code 1033 City Code 1033 1 8 1 501 2 42 3 28 8 462 City Code 1033 Sub city code 1033 Kebele Code 1033 EA code 1033 Household ID 1033 2. From whom did the household borrow on credit in last 12 months? (CODE) 1033 1 11 1 1. RELATIVE 528 2 2. NEIGHBOR 283 3 3. GROCERY/LOCAL MERCHANT 48 4 4. MONEY LENDER 4 5 5. EMPLOYER 12 6 6. RELIGIOUS INSTITUTION 7 7 7. MICROFINANCE INSTITUTION 38 8 8. BANK (COMMERCIAL) 4 9 9. NGO 11 10 10. SACCOS 89 11 11. OTHER (SPECIFY) 9 Q2_os. Please specify the other reason. 1033 3. Which household member was responsible for the loan? 1032 1 1 14 1 821 2 164 3 20 4 11 5 5 6 5 9 2 10 1 11 1 13 1 14 1 Sysmiss 1 3. Which household member was responsible for the loan? 242 791 2 8 2 209 3 15 4 8 5 7 6 1 7 1 8 1 Sysmiss 791 4. What was the main reason for obtaining the loan? 1032 1 1 12 1 1. PURCHASE HOUSE/LEASE LAND FOR FARMING 83 2 2. PURCHASE AGRICULTURAL INPUTS FOR FOOD CROP 149 3 3. PURCHASE INPUTS FOR OTHER CROPS 39 4 4. PURCHASE HOUSE/LEASE LAND FOR BUSINESS 19 5 5. BUSINESS START-UP CAPITAL 17 6 6. EXPANDING BUSINESS 50 7 7. PURCHASE NON-FARM INPUTS 28 8 8. WORKING CAPITAL FOR NON-FARM ENTERPRISE 32 9 9. OTHER (SPECIFY) 22 10 10. FOOD/NON-FOOD EXPENDITURE 444 11 107 12 12. HOUSE CONSTRUCTION/MAINTENANCES 42 Sysmiss 1 Q4_os. Please specify the other reason. 1033 5. For which enterprise did you take the loan? 118 915 1 3 1 113 2 4 3 1 Sysmiss 915 6. When was the loan obtained within the past 12 months? (MONTH EC) 1032 1 1 12 1 1. SEPTEMBER 123 2 2. OCTOBER 88 3 3. NOVEMBER 90 4 4. DECEMBER 114 5 5. JANUARY 107 6 6. FEBRUARY 118 7 7. MARCH 163 8 8. APRIL 102 9 9. MAY 34 10 10. JUNE 29 11 11. JULY 33 12 12. AUGUST 31 13 13. PAGUME 0 Sysmiss 1 6. When was the loan obtained within the past 12 months? (YEAR EC) 1032 1 2013 2014 2013 127 2014 905 Sysmiss 1 7. How often did you repay the loan? 1032 1 1 7 1 1. DAILY 5 2 2. WEEKLY 32 3 3. MONTHLY 226 4 4. EVERY THREE MONTHS 50 5 5. EVERY SIX MONTHS 38 6 6. ANNUALLY 108 7 7. 1 TIME LUMP SUM/ONLY WHEN I GET CASH 573 Sysmiss 1 8. Has the loan been re-paid? 1032 1 1 2 1 1. YES 504 2 2. NO 528 Sysmiss 1 9. Approximately when is the loan expected to be paid back? (MONTH) 528 505 1 13 1 1. SEPTEMBER 37 2 2. OCTOBER 19 3 3. NOVEMBER 26 4 4. DECEMBER 21 5 5. JANUARY 23 6 6. FEBRUARY 24 7 7. MARCH 23 8 8. APRIL 58 9 9. MAY 88 10 10. JUNE 93 11 11. JULY 53 12 12. AUGUST 53 13 13. PAGUME 10 Sysmiss 505 9. Approximately when is the loan expected to be paid back? (YEAR) 525 508 2013 2046 2013 1 2014 328 2015 162 2016 16 2017 10 2018 4 2019 2 2024 1 2046 1 Sysmiss 508 10. How much was paid in total when the loan is paid off? (PRINCIPAL) 1032 1 0 1000000 10. How much was paid in total when the loan is paid off? (INTEREST) 1033 0 300000 10. How much was paid in total when the loan is paid off? (TOTAL) 1032 1 0 1000075 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Unique Kebele Indentifier 433 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Branch code 433 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Unique Kebele Indentifier 433 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 1. DO THE CHILDREN IN THIS COMMUNITY TYPICALLY WEAR NEAT CLOTHING? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 268 2 2. NO 165 2. DO THE CHILDREN UNDER 10 IN THIS COMMUNITY TYPICALLY WEAR SHOES? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 323 2 2. NO 110 3. DO THE ADULTS IN THIS COMMUNITY TYPICALLY WEAR NEAT CLOTHING? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 339 2 2. NO 94 4. DO THE ADULTS IN THIS COMMUNITY TYPICALLY WEAR SHOES? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 413 2 2. NO 20 5. ARE THE HOUSE SURROUNDINGS IN THIS COMMUNITY SWEPT CLEAN? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 277 2 2. NO 156 6. WHAT MATERIAL IS MOST COMMONLY USED FOR THE OUTSIDE WALLS OF THE HOUSES? 433 1 18 1 1. Wood and mud 276 2 2. Wood and Thatch 37 3 3. Wood 7 4 4. Stone 2 5 5. Stone and mud 15 6 6. Stone and cement 21 7 7. Blocks, plastered with cement 54 8 8. Blocks, unplastered 5 9 9. Bricks 0 10 10. Mud bricks (traditional) 0 11 11. Corrugated iron sheet (Lamera) 6 12 12. Steel(Container) 1 13 13. Planks 0 14 14. Pieces/staves/Chipood 0 15 15. Corrugated iron sheet 0 16 16. Asbestos 0 17 17. Reed/Bambo 0 18 18. Other (Specify) 9 Other (specify): cs2aq06 433 7. WHAT MATERIAL IS MOST COMMONLY USED FOR THE ROOFS OF THE HOUSES? 433 1 9 1 1. Corrugated iron sheet 343 2 2. Concrete/Cement 0 3 3. Thatch 59 4 4. Wood and Mud 5 5 5. Bambo/Reed 2 6 6. Plastic Canvas 16 7 7. Asbestos 0 8 8. Bricks 0 9 9. Other (Specify) 8 Other (specify): cs2aq07 433 8. IS THERE A WEREDA OFFICE IN THIS COMMUNITY? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 219 2 2. NO 214 9. IS THERE A PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE NOTICE BOARD IN THIS COMMUNITY? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 193 2 2. NO 240 10. IS THERE RECENT INFORMATION ON THE PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE NOTICE BOARD? 192 241 1 2 1 1. YES 137 2 2. NO 55 Sysmiss 241 11. IS THERE A SUGGESTION BOX IN THIS COMMUNITY? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 170 2 2. NO 263 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 2335 Unique Individual Identifier 2335 1 11 1 427 2 422 3 416 4 393 5 341 6 190 7 88 8 36 9 16 10 5 11 1 Rural/Urban 2335 1 2 1 1. RURAL 1181 2 2. URBAN 1154 Region code 2335 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 108 3 3. AMHARA 305 4 4. OROMIA 302 5 5. SOMALI 195 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 109 7 7. SNNP 382 12 12. GAMBELA 190 13 13. HARAR 215 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 306 15 15. DIRE DAWA 223 Zone Code 2335 Woreda Code 2335 City Code 2335 Subcity code 2335 Kebele Code 2335 EA code 2335 2. Name 2335 3. Sex 2335 1 2 1 1. Male 1847 2 2. Female 488 4. How old is [NAME]? 2335 18 80 5. What position does [NAME] currently have in this community?: Position 1 2335 1 11 1 1. Chairman/woman 353 2 2. Representative 336 3 3. Elderly 340 4 4. School Headmaster 91 5 5. School Teacher 131 6 6. Agricultural Extension/Development Officier 259 7 7. Health Worker 164 8 8. Business Man/Woman 82 9 9. Religious Leader 91 10 10. Police 80 11 11. Other (Specify) 408 5. What position does [NAME] currently have in this community?: Position 2 45 2290 2 11 1 1. Chairman/woman 0 2 2. Representative 2 3 3. Elderly 2 4 4. School Headmaster 3 5 5. School Teacher 1 6 6. Agricultural Extension/Development Officier 2 7 7. Health Worker 5 8 8. Business Man/Woman 3 9 9. Religious Leader 11 10 10. Police 5 11 11. Other (Specify) 11 Sysmiss 2290 Other (specify): csbq05 2335 6. For how many years has [NAME] lived in this community? 2335 0 80 7. What is the highest educational qualification [NAME] has attained? 2335 1 7 1 1. None/ illitrate 224 2 2. Incomplete primary school 321 3 3. Primary school completed 176 4 4. Incomplete secondary school 131 5 5. Secondary school completed 226 6 6. Above Secondary school 1131 7 7. Other (Specify) 126 Other (specify): cs2q07 2335 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 1. More people moved into this community or more people moved away? 433 1 4 1 1. More moved in 212 2 2. More moved out 99 3 3. About the same of both 58 4 4. Neither arrivals nor departures 64 2. What is the population of this community? 433 140 240000 3. How many households are found in this community? 433 43 73000 4a. What are the religions practiced by residents of this community? (1ST) 433 1 7 1 1. Orthodox 179 2 2. Catholic 1 3 3. Protestant 74 4 4. Muslim 177 5 5. Traditional 1 6 6. No religion 0 7 7. Wakefeta 1 8 8. Other (Specify) 0 9 9. No other religion 0 Other (specify): cs3q04 433 4b. Approximately how many households practice? 433 0 27000 4c. What are the religions practiced by residents of this community? (2ND) 433 1 9 1 1. Orthodox 134 2 2. Catholic 8 3 3. Protestant 58 4 4. Muslim 119 5 5. Traditional 2 6 6. No religion 0 7 7. Wakefeta 0 8 8. Other (Specify) 3 9 9. No other religion 109 Other (specify): cs3q04 433 4d. Approximately how many households practice? 324 109 1 18000 4f. Approximately how many households practice? 324 109 1 9 1 1. Orthodox 20 2 2. Catholic 12 3 3. Protestant 127 4 4. Muslim 67 5 5. Traditional 6 6 6. No religion 1 7 7. Wakefeta 2 8 8. Other (Specify) 2 9 9. No other religion 87 Sysmiss 109 Other (specify): cs3q04e 433 4f. Approximately how many households practice ? NUMBER OF H 237 196 1 15000 6. What percentage of households within this community are polygamous? 432 1 0 100 0 101 1 51 2 59 3 6 4 2 5 46 6 3 8 1 9 1 10 45 12 2 13 1 15 11 17 1 18 1 20 17 25 18 30 17 35 4 40 7 48 1 50 12 60 7 65 2 70 2 75 5 80 5 90 1 95 1 100 2 Sysmiss 1 7. What is the most common use of land in this community? 433 1 7 1 1. Pasture 55 2 2. Farming 179 3 3. Planned Housing 115 4 4. Squatter Settlement 42 5 5. Industry or Manufacture 0 6 6. Shops or Trade 25 7 7. Other (Specify) 17 Other (specify): cs3q07 433 8. Is the land of the community .. .? 433 1 5 1 1. Flat 224 2 2. Slightly Sloping 84 3 3. Moderately Sloping 40 4 4. Steeply Sloping 20 5 65 9. Percentage of the land in this community in bush 433 0 100 0 189 1 10 2 19 3 12 4 1 5 24 6 3 7 2 8 1 10 35 12 2 13 1 15 11 18 1 20 16 22 1 23 1 25 16 27 1 28 1 30 14 32 2 33 1 35 2 36 1 40 5 45 3 46 1 50 15 55 2 60 3 65 3 70 9 75 2 80 4 85 1 88 1 90 8 95 3 100 6 10. Percentage of the agricultural land in this community in large scale farms 432 1 0 100 0 315 1 9 2 15 3 2 4 1 5 13 8 1 10 13 15 3 20 5 25 6 30 6 31 2 32 1 35 2 40 3 50 9 52 1 55 1 60 2 65 2 70 4 80 6 83 1 84 1 85 2 89 1 90 3 92 1 100 1 Sysmiss 1 11. Percentage of the land in this community in forest, and not used for agri. 433 0 100 0 178 1 26 2 29 3 15 4 2 5 35 6 2 8 2 9 1 10 50 15 14 20 16 24 1 25 15 29 2 30 9 35 2 36 1 37 2 40 3 41 1 50 8 52 1 60 3 70 2 75 1 80 2 85 1 90 1 93 1 95 1 99 1 100 5 11a. Is there gullies on agricultural land in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 162 2 2. NO 271 11b. How many gullies exist in this community? 162 271 1 10000 1 15 2 21 3 10 4 5 5 28 6 2 7 2 8 4 9 1 10 27 12 2 14 1 15 9 17 1 20 7 25 11 27 1 30 4 40 2 50 3 60 1 100 2 500 1 6000 1 10000 1 Sysmiss 271 12. What are the common types of marriages witnessed in this community? (1ST) 433 1 3 1 1. Traditional 276 2 2. Municipality 47 3 3. Religious 110 12. What percentage of HH are united through this type of marriage? 433 1 100 1 1 2 2 3 1 4 1 5 2 7 1 10 5 18 1 20 5 25 3 30 12 35 1 40 4 50 57 51 2 55 3 56 1 60 36 65 11 70 25 72 1 73 1 75 16 80 44 82 2 85 16 89 1 90 39 92 1 95 28 96 1 98 5 99 7 100 97 12. What are the common types of marriages witnessed in this community? (2ND) 201 232 1 3 1 1. Traditional 35 2 2. Municipality 59 3 3. Religious 107 Sysmiss 232 12. What percentage of HH are united through this type of marriage? 201 232 1 90 1 1 2 2 4 1 5 20 7 1 8 5 10 26 11 1 15 20 17 1 20 21 23 3 25 18 30 38 35 4 39 1 40 9 45 1 49 2 50 15 70 5 75 1 80 3 90 2 Sysmiss 232 12. What are the common types of marriages witnessed in this community? (3RD) 91 342 1 3 1 1. Traditional 21 2 2. Municipality 32 3 3. Religious 38 Sysmiss 342 12. What percentage of HH are united through this type of marriage? 91 342 1 60 1 1 2 5 3 2 5 16 7 1 8 1 10 19 15 17 20 15 21 1 25 6 30 1 35 4 60 2 Sysmiss 342 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 1. What is the type of main access road surface in this community? 433 1 4 1 1. Tar/Asphalt 159 2 2. Graded Graveled 63 3 3. Dirt Raod (Maintained) 74 4 4. Dirt Track 137 2. How far is it to the nearest tar/asphalt road? 433 0 400 3. Do vehicles pass on the main road in this community throughout the year? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 342 2 2. NO 91 4. Main road passable by public transport: Not passable the whole year 433 1 2 1 1. YES 29 2 2. NO 404 4. Main road passable by public transport: SEPTEMBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 14 2 2. NO 419 4. Main road passable by public transport: OCTOBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 28 2 2. NO 405 4. Main road passable by public transport: NOVEMBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 43 2 2. NO 390 4. Main road passable by public transport: DECEMBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 47 2 2. NO 386 4. Main road passable by public transport: JANUARY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 54 2 2. NO 379 4. Main road passable by public transport: FEBRUARY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 52 2 2. NO 381 4. Main road passable by public transport: MARCH 433 1 2 1 1. YES 51 2 2. NO 382 4. Main road passable by public transport: APRIL 433 1 2 1 1. YES 45 2 2. NO 388 4. Main road passable by public transport: MAY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 28 2 2. NO 405 4. Main road passable by public transport: JUNE 433 1 2 1 1. YES 20 2 2. NO 413 4. Main road passable by public transport: JULY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 10 2 2. NO 423 4. Main road passable by public transport: AUGUST 433 1 2 1 1. YES 8 2 2. NO 425 4. Main road passable by public transport: Passable the whole year 433 1 2 1 1. YES 330 2 2. NO 103 5. Main road passable by a lorry: Not passable the whole year 433 1 2 1 1. YES 19 2 2. NO 414 5. Main road passable by a lorry: SEPTEMBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 16 2 2. NO 417 5. Main road passable by a lorry: OCTOBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 26 2 2. NO 407 5. Main road passable by a lorry: NOVEMBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 48 2 2. NO 385 5. Main road passable by a lorry: DECEMBER 433 1 2 1 1. YES 51 2 2. NO 382 5. Main road passable by a lorry: JANUARY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 60 2 2. NO 373 5. Main road passable by a lorry: FEBRUARY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 55 2 2. NO 378 5. Main road passable by a lorry: MARCH 433 1 2 1 1. YES 55 2 2. NO 378 5. Main road passable by a lorry: APRIL 433 1 2 1 1. YES 49 2 2. NO 384 5. Main road passable by a lorry: MAY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 38 2 2. NO 395 5. Main road passable by a lorry: JUNE 433 1 2 1 1. YES 22 2 2. NO 411 5. Main road passable by a lorry: JULY 433 1 2 1 1. YES 10 2 2. NO 423 5. Main road passable by a lorry: AUGUST 433 1 2 1 1. YES 10 2 2. NO 423 5. Main road passable by a lorry: Passable the whole year 433 1 2 1 1. YES 330 2 2. NO 103 6. How far is it to the nearest bus station? 433 0 339 0 107 1 43 2 41 3 27 4 9 5 31 6 20 7 25 8 14 9 7 10 46 11 2 12 5 13 1 14 1 15 3 16 2 17 3 18 3 19 1 20 2 22 1 23 1 24 2 25 2 27 2 30 2 36 1 39 2 40 6 43 1 45 1 50 1 52 1 55 1 56 1 60 2 65 1 80 1 100 1 110 2 135 1 140 1 145 1 200 1 210 1 270 2 339 1 7. Expected frequency for a bus to stop at the nearest bus station (NUMBER) 433 0 2022 7. Expected frequency for a bus to stop at the nearest bus station (UNIT) 409 24 1 3 1 1. Minute 95 2 2. Hour 149 3 3. Day 165 Sysmiss 24 8. IS THE COMMUNITY IN A WOREDA TOWN? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 212 2 2. NO 221 9. How far is this community from the woreda town? 221 212 0 165 10. Total fare to go to the woreda town by public transportation 221 212 0 800 0 3 1 2 2 1 3 2 5 2 7 1 10 14 12 1 15 8 20 26 25 5 30 32 35 2 36 1 37 1 40 7 45 1 50 38 55 1 60 4 70 4 75 1 80 8 90 1 100 20 127 1 150 10 170 1 200 8 220 1 250 4 300 3 400 2 500 3 700 1 800 1 Sysmiss 212 11. IS THE COMMUNITY IN A MAJOR URBAN CENTRE (regional or zonal capital)? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 161 2 2. NO 272 12a. How far is it to the nearest major urban centre? (NAME OF CENTER) 433 12b. How far is it to the nearest major urban centre? (KM) 272 161 0 1300 13. Total fare to go to the nearest major urban centre by public transportation 272 161 0 1500 14. Is there a large weekly market in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 293 2 2. NO 140 15. What is the distance to the nearest large weekly market? 140 293 0 180 0 21 1 8 2 3 3 5 4 4 5 12 6 3 7 7 8 7 9 1 10 10 11 3 12 10 13 2 14 1 15 2 16 1 17 2 18 4 19 1 22 2 25 1 27 1 28 1 30 7 36 1 39 2 40 2 43 1 50 1 51 1 55 1 59 1 60 1 65 2 70 2 75 2 87 1 95 1 101 1 180 1 Sysmiss 293 16. How many churches (congregations) are there in this community? 433 0 27 0 126 1 65 2 49 3 29 4 29 5 24 6 17 7 12 8 10 9 7 10 11 11 9 12 7 13 4 14 3 15 12 17 6 19 2 20 1 22 3 23 2 26 3 27 2 17. How many mosques are there in this community? 433 0 42 0 97 1 78 2 54 3 45 4 18 5 21 6 19 7 9 8 9 9 8 10 11 11 7 12 1 13 7 14 1 15 2 16 2 17 3 18 3 19 3 20 5 21 1 22 1 23 1 25 1 26 1 27 3 28 4 30 1 31 2 33 1 35 1 36 9 40 2 42 2 18. Distance to the nearest government primary school serving this community 433 0 5 0 234 1 95 2 49 3 23 4 11 5 21 19. Are all of the classrooms built of brick/stone with iron sheet roofs? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 315 2 2. NO 118 20. Is the nearest government primary school electrified? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 263 2 2. NO 170 21. Distance to the nearest government secondary school serving this community 433 0 70 0 114 1 69 2 52 3 33 4 11 5 37 6 21 7 17 8 12 9 10 10 20 11 2 12 4 13 1 14 3 15 3 16 1 17 3 18 3 19 1 20 1 22 1 23 1 24 1 26 1 27 1 30 3 40 2 50 1 54 1 60 1 70 2 22. Is the nearest government secondary school electrified? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 352 2 2. NO 81 23. Number of primary schools run by religious organizations in this community 433 0 6 0 316 1 53 2 26 3 26 4 4 5 5 6 3 24. Number of secondary schools run by religious organizations in this community 433 0 3 0 386 1 27 2 11 3 9 25. How many private primary schools are there in this community? 433 0 51 0 278 1 44 2 18 3 17 4 11 5 7 6 24 7 8 8 6 9 2 10 7 12 1 18 9 51 1 26. How many private secondary schools are there in this community? 433 0 6 0 361 1 32 2 17 3 13 4 6 6 4 27. Is there a place in this community to purchase common medicines? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 342 2 2. NO 91 28. Distance to the nearest place where one can purchase common medicines 91 342 0 40 0 28 1 9 2 5 3 21 4 1 5 1 7 2 9 1 10 3 11 1 12 3 15 2 16 2 18 1 19 1 20 2 22 1 24 1 25 1 27 1 30 2 39 1 40 1 Sysmiss 342 29. Is there a health post in this community? 218 215 1 2 1 1. YES 194 2 2. NO 24 Sysmiss 215 30. What is the distance to the nearest place where there is a health post? 24 409 0 110 0 5 1 2 2 2 3 3 7 2 8 2 10 1 11 1 15 2 40 2 50 1 110 1 Sysmiss 409 31. Nurse, midwife or trained health extension agents permanently working 218 215 1 3 1 1. Always Available 159 2 2. Sometimes Available 53 3 3. Never Available 6 Sysmiss 215 32. Who runs the health post? 218 215 1 4 1 1. Government Insitution 212 2 2. Religious Institution 1 3 3. Private Institution 1 4 4. Other 4 Sysmiss 215 Other (specify): cs4q32 433 33. Is this health post electrified? 217 216 1 2 1 1. YES 81 2 2. NO 136 Sysmiss 216 34. Is there a hospital/health center/clinic in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 253 2 2. NO 180 35. Does the community hospital/health center have a doctor or health officer? 253 180 1 2 1 1. YES 204 2 2. NO 49 Sysmiss 180 36. Do the doctors/health officers live in this community? 204 229 1 2 1 1. YES 181 2 2. NO 23 Sysmiss 229 37. Distance to the nearest hospital/health facility with a medical doctor 180 253 0 160 0 13 1 11 2 5 3 19 4 5 5 12 6 10 7 12 8 11 9 6 10 10 11 2 12 7 13 3 14 1 15 6 16 1 17 2 18 3 19 2 20 4 22 2 24 3 25 2 27 1 28 2 30 3 35 1 40 5 41 1 42 1 43 1 45 1 48 1 50 2 54 1 60 1 66 1 70 1 80 1 95 1 96 1 100 1 160 1 Sysmiss 253 38. Who runs the facility where the nearest medical doctor is located? 433 1 4 1 1. Government 405 2 2. Religious 3 3 3. Private 22 4 4. Other 3 39. Are there any groups or programs in this community providing insecticide? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 165 2 2. NO 268 40. What is the cost of these treated bed nets (SINGLE BED SIZE)? 165 268 0 15000 0 76 1 2 5 1 30 2 40 2 50 16 55 1 60 2 70 2 80 2 85 1 90 1 100 19 130 2 150 9 170 1 200 6 220 1 250 1 270 3 300 2 350 1 400 1 480 3 500 4 700 2 1500 1 15000 1 Sysmiss 268 41. Any groups providing support and care to people who are chronically ill 433 1 2 1 1. YES 125 2 2. NO 308 125 308 1 2 1 1. YES 85 2 2. NO 40 Sysmiss 308 42b. Do they provide: Cash Grants 125 308 1 2 1 1. YES 44 2 2. NO 81 Sysmiss 308 42c. Do they provide: Food or Other In-Kind Gifts 125 308 1 2 1 1. YES 71 2 2. NO 54 Sysmiss 308 125 308 1 2 1 1. YES 88 2 2. NO 37 Sysmiss 308 125 308 1 2 1 1. YES 52 2 2. NO 73 Sysmiss 308 42f. Do they provide: Other (Specify) 125 308 1 2 1 1. YES 2 2 2. NO 123 Sysmiss 308 44_oth. Specify the sort of support they provide. 433 43. Is there a commercial bank in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 181 2 2. NO 252 44. What is the distance to the nearest place where there is a commercial bank? 252 181 0 287 45. Is there a micro‐finance institution in this community ? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 179 2 2. NO 254 Distance to the nearest place where there is a microfinance institution 254 179 0 287 47. Is there water service in the community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 238 2 2. NO 195 48. Average length of a water service connection to households in this community 238 195 0 10000 0 24 1 6 2 4 3 2 4 1 5 5 6 4 7 2 8 4 9 1 10 9 12 11 13 1 15 7 20 14 30 7 40 1 50 21 60 3 70 2 80 2 100 27 115 1 120 3 150 5 180 1 200 12 300 3 400 5 450 1 500 20 600 4 650 1 700 1 800 3 1000 5 2000 6 3000 2 3500 1 4000 3 5000 1 6000 1 10000 1 Sysmiss 195 49. Cost of installing a service connection to a household in this community 238 195 0 4000000 0 10 100 1 500 4 550 1 600 1 700 1 1000 5 1200 2 1400 1 1500 5 2000 6 2500 8 2700 2 3000 20 3500 3 4000 19 4500 1 4700 1 5000 32 5500 1 5600 1 6000 15 6500 12 6750 2 7000 13 7500 5 8000 8 9000 6 9800 1 10000 14 11000 1 12000 13 12800 1 15000 12 20000 4 25000 1 30000 1 50000 2 60000 1 4000000 1 Sysmiss 195 50. Is there an ATM in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 170 2 2. NO 263 51. What is the distance to the nearest place where there is an ATM? 263 170 0 400 52. Is there a SACCO in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 202 2 2. NO 231 53. What is the distance to the nearest place where there is an SACCO? 231 202 0 800 54. Is there a Bank Agent in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 122 2 2. NO 311 55. What is the distance to the nearest place where there is a Bank Agent? 311 122 0 450 56. Is there an Insurance Branch in this community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 86 2 2. NO 347 57. Distance to the nearest place where there is an Insurance Branch 347 86 0 595 58. Has the PSNP program been operational during the past 12 months? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 242 2 2. NO 191 59a. If yes, what is the total share of male beneficiaries? 242 191 0 3251 59b. If yes, what is the total share of female beneficiaries? 242 191 0 6494 60. How many households “graduated” from the PSNP? 242 191 0 4022 61. What percentage of all participants have graduated since started? 242 191 0 100 0 79 1 5 2 4 3 2 5 6 7 1 8 1 9 1 10 21 12 1 13 3 15 2 18 1 20 8 21 1 22 1 25 8 29 9 30 4 40 5 45 2 50 7 65 3 70 6 75 7 80 5 88 2 90 2 93 6 94 1 95 4 96 1 97 1 98 6 99 10 100 16 Sysmiss 191 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 1. Most important sources of employment for individuals in the community (MOST) 433 1 11 1 1. Farming 248 2 2. Fishing 3 3 3. Firewood, Charcoal Selling 1 4 134 5 5. Beer Brewing, Kachasu 2 6 6. Handicraft Production, Small-Scale Industry 2 7 7. Transport 0 8 8. Large-Scale Commercial Industry 3 9 9. Professional Occupations 5 10 10. Civil Service 21 11 11. Other (Specify) 14 1. Most important sources of employment for individuals in the community (2ND) 299 134 1 11 1 1. Farming 12 2 2. Fishing 6 3 3. Firewood, Charcoal Selling 27 4 98 5 5. Beer Brewing, Kachasu 25 6 6. Handicraft Production, Small-Scale Industry 18 7 7. Transport 19 8 8. Large-Scale Commercial Industry 6 9 9. Professional Occupations 21 10 10. Civil Service 47 11 11. Other (Specify) 20 Sysmiss 134 1. Most important sources of employment for individuals in the community (3RD) 220 213 1 11 1 1. Farming 11 2 2. Fishing 0 3 3. Firewood, Charcoal Selling 13 4 23 5 5. Beer Brewing, Kachasu 35 6 6. Handicraft Production, Small-Scale Industry 10 7 7. Transport 11 8 8. Large-Scale Commercial Industry 4 9 9. Professional Occupations 30 10 10. Civil Service 71 11 11. Other (Specify) 12 Sysmiss 213 Other 433 2. Do people leave temporarily to look for work elsewhere? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 252 2 2. NO 181 3. Share of HH with members leaving temporarily to look for work elsewhere 250 183 1 75 1 24 2 38 3 7 4 9 5 50 7 1 10 46 12 1 15 15 20 19 25 15 30 11 33 1 40 1 50 8 60 1 65 1 75 2 Sysmiss 183 4. Where do most of them go? 252 181 1 3 1 1. Rural Areas 64 2 2. Urban Centres 139 3 3. Outside Ethiopia 49 Sysmiss 181 5. What type of work do they look for? (MOST) 252 181 1 11 1 1. Farming 52 2 2. Fishing 0 3 3. Firewood, Charcoal Selling 1 4 51 5 5. Beer Brewing, Kachasu 0 6 6. Handicraft Production, Small-Scale Industry 9 7 7. Transport 4 8 8. Large-Scale Commercial Industry 3 9 9. Professional Occupations 50 10 10. Civil Service 24 11 11. Other (Specify) 58 Sysmiss 181 5. What type of work do they look for? (2ND) 93 340 1 11 1 1. Farming 11 2 2. Fishing 0 3 3. Firewood, Charcoal Selling 2 4 16 5 5. Beer Brewing, Kachasu 2 6 6. Handicraft Production, Small-Scale Industry 6 7 7. Transport 6 8 8. Large-Scale Commercial Industry 3 9 9. Professional Occupations 19 10 10. Civil Service 16 11 11. Other (Specify) 12 Sysmiss 340 Other 433 6. Do people come to this community to look for work? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 254 2 2. NO 179 7. Where do most of them come from? 254 179 1 2 1 1. Rural Areas 221 2 2. Urban Centres 33 3 3. Outside Ethiopia 0 Sysmiss 179 8. What type of work do they look for? (MOST) 254 179 1 11 1 1. Farming 56 2 2. Fishing 0 3 3. Firewood, Charcoal Selling 3 4 80 5 5. Beer Brewing, Kachasu 1 6 6. Handicraft Production, Small-Scale Industry 4 7 7. Transport 2 8 8. Large-Scale Commercial Industry 0 9 9. Professional Occupations 50 10 10. Civil Service 16 11 11. Other (Specify) 42 Sysmiss 179 8. What type of work do they look for? (2ND) 115 318 1 11 1 1. Farming 4 2 2. Fishing 1 3 3. Firewood, Charcoal Selling 6 4 31 5 5. Beer Brewing, Kachasu 2 6 6. Handicraft Production, Small-Scale Industry 8 7 7. Transport 1 8 8. Large-Scale Commercial Industry 2 9 9. Professional Occupations 17 10 10. Civil Service 18 11 11. Other (Specify) 25 Sysmiss 318 Other 433 9. Is there a cooperative to create opportunities for work? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 128 2 2. NO 305 10. Share of adult males in community participating in cooperative project 128 305 1 86 1 17 2 7 3 3 4 2 5 13 6 1 7 1 9 1 10 12 14 1 15 1 20 7 25 5 30 15 35 1 40 5 41 3 42 1 45 3 50 3 52 1 54 1 55 2 60 13 64 1 65 1 70 3 75 2 79 1 86 1 Sysmiss 305 11. Share of adult females in community participating in cooperative project 128 305 0 80 0 9 1 9 2 9 3 8 4 2 5 8 6 1 10 9 11 1 13 1 15 2 17 1 20 5 21 1 25 4 30 3 35 1 40 15 45 2 50 7 51 1 55 3 58 3 60 5 65 1 66 1 70 13 77 1 80 2 Sysmiss 305 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 1. Do any households farm crops or keep livestock in this community? 218 215 1 2 1 1. YES 205 2 2. NO 13 Sysmiss 215 2. What are the major crops grown in this community (type 1)? 203 230 1 122 1 1. BARLEY 50 2 2. MAIZE 119 3 3. MILLET 1 4 4. OATS 1 5 5. RICE 1 6 6. SORGHUM 15 7 7. TEFF 4 8 8. WHEAT 0 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 0 10 10. CASSAVA 0 11 11. CHICK PEAS 0 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 1 13 13. HORSE BEANS 0 14 14. LENTILS 0 15 15. FIELD PEAS 0 16 16. VETCH 0 17 17. GIBTO 0 18 18. SOYA BEANS 0 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 0 20 20. FENNEL 0 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 0 24 24. GROUND NUTS 0 25 25. NUEG 0 26 26. RAPE SEED 0 27 27. SESAME 0 28 28. SUNFLOWER 0 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 0 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 0 33 33. CARDAMON 0 34 34. CHILIES 0 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 0 37 37. GINGER 0 38 38. RED PEPPER 0 39 39. TUMERIC 0 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 0 41 41. APPLES 0 42 42. BANANAS 0 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 0 45 45. MANDARINS 0 46 46. MANGOS 0 47 47. ORANGES 0 48 48. PAPAYA 0 49 49. PINAPPLES 0 50 50. CITRON 0 51 51. BEER ROOT 0 52 52. CABBAGE 1 53 53. CARROT 0 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 0 55 55. GARLIC 0 56 56. KALE 0 57 57. LETTUCE 0 58 58. ONION 1 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 0 60 60. POTATOES 0 61 61. PUMPKINS 0 62 62. SWEET POTATO 0 63 63. TOMATOES 0 64 64. GODERE 0 65 65. GUAVA 0 66 66. PEACH 0 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 0 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 1 72 72. COFFEE 0 73 73. COTTON 0 74 74. ENSET 0 75 75. GESHO 0 76 76. SUGAR CANE 0 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 0 79 79. CORIANDER 0 80 80. SACRED BASIL 0 81 81. RUE 0 82 82. GISHITA 0 83 83. WATERMELON 1 84 84. AVOCADOS 0 85 85. GRAZING LAND 5 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 0 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 0 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 0 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 0 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. OTHER SPICES 0 118 118. OTHER PULSES 0 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 0 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 0 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 122 122. OTHER 2 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 0 Sysmiss 230 2. What are the major crops grown in this community (type 2)? 184 249 2 85 1 1. BARLEY 0 2 2. MAIZE 36 3 3. MILLET 10 4 4. OATS 0 5 5. RICE 2 6 6. SORGHUM 71 7 7. TEFF 23 8 8. WHEAT 11 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 3 10 10. CASSAVA 0 11 11. CHICK PEAS 0 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 4 13 13. HORSE BEANS 3 14 14. LENTILS 0 15 15. FIELD PEAS 0 16 16. VETCH 0 17 17. GIBTO 0 18 18. SOYA BEANS 1 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 0 20 20. FENNEL 0 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 0 24 24. GROUND NUTS 1 25 25. NUEG 0 26 26. RAPE SEED 0 27 27. SESAME 2 28 28. SUNFLOWER 0 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 0 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 0 33 33. CARDAMON 0 34 34. CHILIES 0 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 0 37 37. GINGER 0 38 38. RED PEPPER 0 39 39. TUMERIC 0 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 0 41 41. APPLES 0 42 42. BANANAS 1 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 3 45 45. MANDARINS 1 46 46. MANGOS 2 47 47. ORANGES 0 48 48. PAPAYA 0 49 49. PINAPPLES 0 50 50. CITRON 0 51 51. BEER ROOT 0 52 52. CABBAGE 0 53 53. CARROT 0 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 0 55 55. GARLIC 0 56 56. KALE 0 57 57. LETTUCE 0 58 58. ONION 1 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 0 60 60. POTATOES 1 61 61. PUMPKINS 0 62 62. SWEET POTATO 0 63 63. TOMATOES 1 64 64. GODERE 0 65 65. GUAVA 0 66 66. PEACH 0 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 0 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 2 72 72. COFFEE 3 73 73. COTTON 1 74 74. ENSET 0 75 75. GESHO 0 76 76. SUGAR CANE 0 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 0 79 79. CORIANDER 0 80 80. SACRED BASIL 0 81 81. RUE 0 82 82. GISHITA 0 83 83. WATERMELON 0 84 84. AVOCADOS 0 85 85. GRAZING LAND 1 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 0 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 0 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 0 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 0 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. OTHER SPICES 0 118 118. OTHER PULSES 0 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 0 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 0 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 122 122. OTHER 0 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 0 Sysmiss 249 2. What are the major crops grown in this community (type 3)? 174 259 3 123 1 1. BARLEY 0 2 2. MAIZE 0 3 3. MILLET 6 4 4. OATS 1 5 5. RICE 4 6 6. SORGHUM 15 7 7. TEFF 29 8 8. WHEAT 26 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 3 10 10. CASSAVA 2 11 11. CHICK PEAS 3 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 16 13 13. HORSE BEANS 6 14 14. LENTILS 1 15 15. FIELD PEAS 4 16 16. VETCH 0 17 17. GIBTO 0 18 18. SOYA BEANS 2 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 0 20 20. FENNEL 0 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 0 24 24. GROUND NUTS 7 25 25. NUEG 0 26 26. RAPE SEED 1 27 27. SESAME 2 28 28. SUNFLOWER 0 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 0 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 1 33 33. CARDAMON 0 34 34. CHILIES 2 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 0 37 37. GINGER 0 38 38. RED PEPPER 0 39 39. TUMERIC 0 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 0 41 41. APPLES 0 42 42. BANANAS 9 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 3 45 45. MANDARINS 2 46 46. MANGOS 1 47 47. ORANGES 1 48 48. PAPAYA 4 49 49. PINAPPLES 0 50 50. CITRON 0 51 51. BEER ROOT 1 52 52. CABBAGE 0 53 53. CARROT 0 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 0 55 55. GARLIC 0 56 56. KALE 1 57 57. LETTUCE 0 58 58. ONION 2 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 0 60 60. POTATOES 2 61 61. PUMPKINS 0 62 62. SWEET POTATO 0 63 63. TOMATOES 1 64 64. GODERE 1 65 65. GUAVA 0 66 66. PEACH 0 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 0 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 7 72 72. COFFEE 0 73 73. COTTON 0 74 74. ENSET 5 75 75. GESHO 0 76 76. SUGAR CANE 0 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 0 79 79. CORIANDER 0 80 80. SACRED BASIL 0 81 81. RUE 0 82 82. GISHITA 0 83 83. WATERMELON 1 84 84. AVOCADOS 0 85 85. GRAZING LAND 0 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 0 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 0 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 0 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 0 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. OTHER SPICES 0 118 118. OTHER PULSES 0 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 0 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 0 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 122 122. OTHER 1 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 1 Sysmiss 259 3. What are the major planting months for major crops in this community? (1st) 203 230 1 13 1 12 2 3 3 5 4 5 5 2 6 3 7 21 8 64 9 37 10 26 11 23 12 1 13 1 Sysmiss 230 3. What are the major planting months for major crops in this community? (2nd) 156 277 1 12 1 3 2 3 3 4 4 2 5 5 6 2 7 10 8 20 9 38 10 34 11 20 12 15 Sysmiss 277 3. What are the major planting months for major crops in this community? (3rd) 79 354 2 12 2 1 4 2 5 1 6 5 7 5 8 6 9 6 10 10 11 28 12 15 Sysmiss 354 4. What are the major harvest months for major crops in this community? (1st) 204 229 1 13 1 8 2 23 3 78 4 52 5 11 6 7 7 3 9 1 10 2 11 2 12 15 13 2 Sysmiss 229 4. What are the major harvest months for major crops in this community? (2nd) 157 276 1 13 1 2 2 8 3 31 4 63 5 24 6 6 7 1 8 4 10 1 11 5 12 9 13 3 Sysmiss 276 4. What are the major harvest months for major crops in this community? (3rd) 83 350 1 13 1 5 2 6 3 13 4 11 5 29 6 4 7 2 8 1 10 6 11 3 12 1 13 2 Sysmiss 350 5. The amount of rain received for growing major crops in the last season 204 229 1 3 1 1. Too Much 24 2 2. The Right Amount 87 3 3. Too Late 93 Sysmiss 229 6. The rains for growing major crops in the last season began... 204 229 1 3 1 1. Very early 20 2 2. Right time 84 3 3. Too Late 100 Sysmiss 229 7. The rains for growing major crops in the last season ended... 204 229 1 3 1 1. Very early 104 2 2. Right time 64 3 3. Too Late 36 Sysmiss 229 8. Does an Agricultural Development Extension Agent live in this community? 205 228 1 2 1 1. YES 185 2 2. NO 20 Sysmiss 228 9. Distance to the nearest Agricultural Development Extension Agent 20 413 0 70 0 2 3 1 5 2 6 1 7 2 8 1 9 1 10 2 12 1 14 1 24 1 40 1 43 1 48 1 70 2 Sysmiss 413 10. Is there an irrigation scheme in this community? 205 228 1 2 1 1. YES 111 2 2. NO 94 Sysmiss 228 11. How many farmers from the community in total farm in the irrigation scheme? 111 322 3 4548 12. Who is the major source of fertilizer in this community? 204 229 1 4 1 1. Government 59 2 2. Private 24 3 3. Union 75 4 4. Other (Specify) 46 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 13. Who is the major source of pesticides/herbicides in this community? 204 229 1 4 1 1. Government 71 2 2. Private 88 3 3. Union 17 4 4. Other (Specify) 28 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 14. Who is the major source of improved seeds in this community? 204 229 1 4 1 1. Government 96 2 2. Private 17 3 3. Union 58 4 4. Other (Specify) 33 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 14a. Are farmers using improved maize seeds in this community? 205 228 1 2 1 1. YES 124 2 2. NO 81 Sysmiss 228 14b. Are farmers using improved sorghum seeds in this community? 205 228 1 2 1 1. YES 12 2 2. NO 193 Sysmiss 228 14c. Are farmers using improved barley seeds in this community? 205 228 1 2 1 1. YES 12 2 2. NO 193 Sysmiss 228 15. What kind of facility is commonly used by community members to store crops? 204 229 1 3 1 1. Traditional 176 2 2. Modern 12 3 3. Other (Specify) 16 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 16a. Compared to 5yrs ago, farmers find: Fertilizer distributors 205 228 1 9 1 1. More 19 2 2. Less 81 3 3. About the Same Number 75 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 30 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 16b. Compared to 5yrs ago, farmers find: Improved seed distributors 205 228 1 9 1 1. More 26 2 2. Less 75 3 3. About the Same Number 84 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 20 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 16c. Compared to 5yrs ago, farmers find: Crop buyesr 205 228 1 9 1 1. More 49 2 2. Less 38 3 3. About the Same Number 92 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 26 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 16d. Compared to 5yrs ago, farmers find: Pestcide/herbicide distributors 205 228 1 9 1 1. More 27 2 2. Less 52 3 3. About the Same Number 110 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 16 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 17a. Compared to 5yrs ago, ag. ext. services: Advice on crop production 204 229 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 10 2 2. Worse 46 3 3. About the Same 71 4 4. Better 60 5 5. Much Better 5 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 12 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 17b. Compared to 5yrs ago, ag. ext.services: Advice on natural resources 204 229 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 11 2 2. Worse 39 3 3. About the Same 79 4 4. Better 63 5 5. Much Better 8 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 4 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 17c. Compared to 5yrs ago, ag. ext.services: Advice on ag. credit 204 229 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 25 2 2. Worse 52 3 3. About the Same 73 4 4. Better 27 5 5. Much Better 1 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 26 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 17d. Compared to 5yrs ago, ag. ext.services: Adivce on raising livestock 204 229 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 16 2 2. Worse 38 3 3. About the Same 71 4 4. Better 68 5 5. Much Better 3 9 9. Not Applicable, explain 8 Sysmiss 229 Other specify 433 18a. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: crop yields 205 228 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 28 2 2. Worse 58 3 3. About the Same 51 4 4. Better 56 5 5. Much Better 5 9 9. Not Applicable 7 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 18b. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: revenue from crops 205 228 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 33 2 2. Worse 51 3 3. About the Same 57 4 4. Better 48 5 5. Much Better 9 9 9. Not Applicable 7 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 18c. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: availability of agricultural credit 205 228 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 47 2 2. Worse 40 3 3. About the Same 83 4 4. Better 11 5 5. Much Better 0 9 9. Not Applicable 24 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 18d. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: ability of farmers to repay their loans 205 228 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 25 2 2. Worse 52 3 3. About the Same 71 4 4. Better 27 5 5. Much Better 1 9 9. Not Applicable 29 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 18e. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: revenues from raising livestock 205 228 1 5 1 1. Much Worse 22 2 2. Worse 52 3 3. About the Same 53 4 4. Better 66 5 5. Much Better 12 9 9. Not Applicable 0 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 18f. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: availability of pasture for livestock 205 228 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 32 2 2. Worse 69 3 3. About the Same 77 4 4. Better 22 5 5. Much Better 2 9 9. Not Applicable 3 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 18g. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: soil condition/ quality on cropland 205 228 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 22 2 2. Worse 76 3 3. About the Same 67 4 4. Better 30 5 5. Much Better 4 9 9. Not Applicable 6 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 427 ##N/A## 1 AferlemenetAyawekemMahersebu 1 Ayefelgem 1 No crop production in this community 2 there is no crop production 1 18h. Compared to 2yrs ago, how changed: non-ag income earning opportunities 205 228 1 9 1 1. Much Worse 19 2 2. Worse 30 3 3. About the Same 103 4 4. Better 39 5 5. Much Better 8 9 9. Not Applicable 6 Sysmiss 228 Other specify 433 427 0 1 bemahberesebu wust Lila kegbrna wuchi Lila genius yelem 1 geberenanekyalehonu serawech yelem 1 Kegbrna wuch Lela sera yelem 1 yelem 2 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 668 Unique Event Identifier 668 1 8 1 300 2 199 3 96 4 50 5 14 6 4 7 3 8 2 Rural/Urban 668 1 2 1 1. RURAL 302 2 2. URBAN 366 Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 668 Id in cs7q07_roster_bad 668 1 4 1 370 2 203 3 73 4 22 Region code 668 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 48 3 3. AMHARA 74 4 4. OROMIA 58 5 5. SOMALI 89 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 31 7 7. SNNP 90 12 12. GAMBELA 48 13 13. HARAR 51 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 109 15 15. DIRE DAWA 70 Zone Code 668 Woreda Code 668 City Code 668 Subcity code 668 Kebele Code 668 EA code 668 Event Type 668 1 2 1 1. EVENTS THAT MADE PEOPLE WORSE OFF 534 2 2. EVENTS THAT MADE PEOPLE BETTER OFF 134 Event (Description) 668 Event (Code) 668 1 20 1 1. Drought 71 2 2. Flood 24 3 3. Crop Disease/Pests 29 4 4. Livestock Disease 22 5 5. Human Epidemic Disease 31 6 6. Displacement Related Development Activities 9 7 7. Sharp Change in Prices 236 8 8. Loss of Key Social Service(s) 12 9 9. Massive Job Lay-offs 11 10 10. Power Outage(s) 4 11 11. Other Bad (Specify) 85 12 12. Development Project 20 13 13. New Employment Oppurtunity 27 14 14. New Health Facility 4 15 15. New Road 25 16 16. New School 16 17 17. Improved Transportation Services 4 18 18. Improved Electricity 2 19 19. PSNP 24 20 20. Other Good (Specify) 12 Other specify 668 2. In what year did this event occur? 668 2012 2014 2012 143 2013 283 2014 242 3. What share (in %) of the community (population) was affected? 668 0 100 0 13 1 14 2 11 3 4 4 1 5 23 7 3 10 37 12 1 15 10 18 1 20 28 25 30 30 19 32 1 35 7 40 18 45 1 48 1 50 68 55 2 60 21 65 9 70 31 71 1 75 44 78 1 80 49 85 15 90 58 95 24 96 6 97 1 98 1 99 5 100 109 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4763 Item Code 4763 1 11 1 1. Road/Bridge 433 2 2. Primary School 433 3 3. Secondary School 433 4 4. Health Center/Clinic/Post 433 5 5. Piped Water/Boreholes/Wells 433 6 6. Natural Resource Conservation 433 7 7. Grain Mill 433 8 8. Public Transportation 433 9 9. Agricultural/Fishery/Livestock Extension Services 433 10 10. Law Enforcement 433 11 11. Other (Specify) 433 Rural/Urban 4763 1 2 1 1. RURAL 2398 2 2. URBAN 2365 Region code 4763 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 242 3 3. AMHARA 616 4 4. OROMIA 605 5 5. SOMALI 539 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 198 7 7. SNNP 638 12 12. GAMBELA 429 13 13. HARAR 451 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 583 15 15. DIRE DAWA 462 Zone Code 4763 Woreda Code 4763 City Code 4763 Subcity code 4763 Kebele Code 4763 EA code 4763 1. Any community members approached leaders about expressing a need for [ITEM] 4763 1 2 1 1. YES 1739 2 2. NO 3024 2. Any leaders organized community members address a need for [ITEM] 4763 1 2 1 1. YES 1554 2 2. NO 3209 3. IS THE ANSWER YES TO EITHER QUESTION 1 OR QUESTION 2? 4763 1 2 1 1. YES 1822 2 2. NO 2941 Other Specify 4763 4. Did community members meet to find ways to address the need for [ITEM]? 1813 2950 1 2 1 1. YES 1122 2 2. NO 691 Sysmiss 2950 5a. For [ITEM], community: Mobilize manpower 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 874 2 2. NO 248 Sysmiss 3641 5b. For [ITEM], community: Mobilize financial resources 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 378 2 2. NO 744 Sysmiss 3641 5c. For [ITEM], community: Seek resources through assembly/commissioner 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 475 2 2. NO 647 Sysmiss 3641 5d. For [ITEM], community: Seek resources through regional representative 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 231 2 2. NO 891 Sysmiss 3641 5e. For [ITEM], community: Seek resources through other influential person 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 287 2 2. NO 835 Sysmiss 3641 5f. For [ITEM], community: Seek resources through a religious organization 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 198 2 2. NO 924 Sysmiss 3641 5g. For [ITEM], community: Seek resources through a NGO/International org. 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 223 2 2. NO 899 Sysmiss 3641 5h. For [ITEM], community: Other (specify) 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 94 2 2. NO 1028 Sysmiss 3641 6. DID THE COMMUNITY TAKE ANY ACTION TO ADDRESS NEED FOR [ITEM]? 1122 3641 1 2 1 1. YES 942 2 2. NO 180 Sysmiss 3641 7. Was the need for [ITEM] addressed? 942 3821 1 5 1 1. Addressed/Being Addressed 458 2 2. To Be Addressed; Response Positive 113 3 3. Promissed to be Addressed 217 4 4. Not Addressed; Response Negative 70 5 5. Not Addressed; Attempts Failed 84 Sysmiss 3821 8. What was/will be the total funding for [ITEM]? 571 4192 0 240300840 9. Total amount of money contributed by community members for [ITEM] 319 4444 0 80000000 10. How were/will be the contributions for [ITEM] raised? 319 4444 1 3 1 1. Voluntary 242 2 2. Compulsory 16 3 3. Other (Specify) 61 Sysmiss 4444 Other Specify 4763 11a. For [ITEM], did community: Supply manual labor? 571 4192 1 2 1 1. YES 453 2 2. NO 118 Sysmiss 4192 11b. For [ITEM], did community: Serve in the project committee? 571 4192 1 2 1 1. YES 446 2 2. NO 125 Sysmiss 4192 11c. For [ITEM], did community: Provide material input such as blocks or sand? 571 4192 1 2 1 1. YES 96 2 2. NO 475 Sysmiss 4192 11d. For [ITEM], did community: Supply any other in-kind contribution? SPECIFY 571 4192 1 2 1 1. YES 28 2 2. NO 543 Sysmiss 4192 Other Specify 4763 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 1. Has the PSNP program ever operated in this Kebele? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 242 2 2. NO 191 2a. Does PSNP selection contain: The Chairperson of the kebele council 242 191 1 2 1 1. YES 197 2 2. NO 45 Sysmiss 191 2b. Does PSNP selection contain: A member of the kebele council 242 191 1 2 1 1. YES 183 2 2. NO 59 Sysmiss 191 2c. Does PSNP selection contain: An elected representative from elders 242 191 1 2 1 1. YES 188 2 2. NO 54 Sysmiss 191 3. How many elected representatives from women’s groups are in the KFSTF? 242 191 0 1088 0 20 1 53 2 35 3 21 4 8 5 15 6 4 7 19 8 7 9 3 10 4 11 3 12 3 13 4 15 1 18 2 19 1 20 2 25 2 27 2 30 3 32 1 35 2 40 2 49 1 50 3 53 1 66 1 89 2 90 2 91 1 94 1 97 1 120 1 150 3 185 2 200 1 303 1 500 1 650 1 700 1 1088 1 Sysmiss 191 4. How many Development Agents are in the KFSTF? 242 191 0 613 0 79 1 82 2 30 3 16 4 6 5 5 6 3 7 5 10 3 12 1 14 2 40 2 90 1 142 3 150 1 476 1 480 1 613 1 Sysmiss 191 5. How many other people are in the KFSTF? 241 192 0 613 6. Does the KFSTF keep minutes of its meetings? 242 191 1 2 1 1. YES 191 2 2. NO 51 Sysmiss 191 7. MINUTES FROM AT LEAST ONE MEETING OF THE KFSTF OBSERVED 191 242 1 2 1 1. SAW MINUTES 93 2 2. DID NOT SEE MINUTES 98 Sysmiss 242 8. Does the KFSTF produce progress reports? 242 191 1 2 1 1. YES 184 2 2. NO 58 Sysmiss 191 9. A PROGRESS REPORT WRITTEN BY THE KFSTF OBSERVED 184 249 1 2 1 1. SAW PROGRESS REPORT 84 2 2. DID NOT SEE PROGRESS REPORT 100 Sysmiss 249 10. Does the KFSTF have a list of participants? 242 191 1 2 1 1. YES 213 2 2. NO 29 Sysmiss 191 11. LIST OF PARTICIPANTS OBSERVED 213 220 1 2 1 1. SAW LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 113 2 2. DID NOT SEE LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 100 Sysmiss 220 12. When was the list of participants last updated? (MONTH) 213 220 1 12 1 1. September 46 2 2. October 28 3 3. November 19 4 4. December 26 5 5. January 25 6 6. February 11 7 7. March 16 8 8. April 10 9 9. May 2 10 10. June 8 11 11. July 16 12 12. August 6 13 13. Pagume 0 Sysmiss 220 12. When was the list of participants last updated? (YEAR) 213 220 1997 2014 1997 1 2010 4 2011 2 2012 5 2013 51 2014 150 Sysmiss 220 13. How many HH graduated since the start of the program? 242 191 0 295299 14. What percentage of all participants have graduated since start? 242 191 0 100 0 79 1 4 2 6 3 2 5 8 7 2 8 2 9 1 10 13 13 1 15 2 17 2 19 1 20 7 21 1 22 1 25 11 29 9 30 6 31 1 40 4 45 4 50 10 54 4 60 1 65 4 70 3 75 6 80 4 88 2 90 3 93 2 94 1 95 4 97 1 98 6 99 10 100 14 Sysmiss 191 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 1. LOCATION OF MAIN SOURCE 433 1 3 1 1. MARKETPLACE 328 2 2. SHOPS/STALLS 99 3 3. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 Other specify 433 4. DATE OF PRICE DATA COLLECTION (DAY) 432 1 1 30 15.3634259259259 8.6873968143405 1 6 2 11 3 15 4 15 5 22 6 22 7 10 8 25 9 18 10 19 11 15 12 20 13 14 14 5 15 12 16 3 17 8 18 10 19 18 20 19 21 10 22 14 23 7 24 10 25 18 26 28 27 24 28 15 29 18 30 1 Sysmiss 1 4. DATE OF PRICE DATA COLLECTION (MONTH) 432 1 6 9 8.16666666666667 0.451858754597859 1 1. September 0 2 2. October 0 3 3. November 0 4 4. December 0 5 5. January 0 6 6. February 4 7 7. March 2 8 8. April 344 9 9. May 82 10 10. June 0 11 11. July 0 12 12. August 0 13 13. Pagume 0 Sysmiss 1 4. DATE OF PRICE DATA COLLECTION (YEAR) 432 1 2014 2014 2014 2014 432 Sysmiss 1 5. GPS COORDINATES OF THE MARKET:LATITUDE 433 5. GPS COORDINATES OF THE MARKET: LONGITUDE 433 5. GPS COORDINATES OF THE MARKET: ACCURACY 433 5. GPS COORDINATES OF THE MARKET: ALTITUDE 433 5. GPS COORDINATES OF THE MARKET: TIMESTAMP 433 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 27155 ITEM CODE 27155 1 260 1 1. Teff 432 2 2. Wheat 432 3 3. Barley 432 4 4. Maize 432 5 5. Sorghum 432 6 6. Millet 432 7 7. Horsebeans 432 8 8. Chick pea 432 9 9. Field pea 432 10 10. Lentils 432 11 11. Haricot beans 432 12 12. Niger seed 432 13 13. Linseed 432 14 14. Onion 432 15 15. Banana 432 16 16. Potato 432 17 17. Kocho 432 19 19. Milk 432 20 20. Eggs 432 21 21. Sugar 432 22 22. Salt 432 23 23. Coffee 432 24 24. Chat / Kat 432 26 26. Bula 432 27 27. Matches 432 28 28. Batteries 432 29 29. Candles (tua'af) 432 30 30. Charcoal 432 31 31. Firewood 432 32 32. Kerosene 432 33 33. Chemical fertilizer (mkt value) 0 34 34. Pesticides/Insecticides (mkt value) 0 35 35. Herbicides/Fungicides (mkt value) 0 36 36. Mosquito net (white, not treated with insecticide, single) 432 37 37. Cigarettes 432 38 38. Bicycle 432 39 39. Transport on local bus 0 40 40. Mofer and Kember 432 41 41. Sickle (Machid) 432 42 42. Axe (Gejera) 432 43 43. Pick Axe (Geso) 432 44 44. Plough (Traditional) 432 45 45. Plough (Modern) 432 60 60. Other Cereals 427 110 110. Peanut/ nut 432 111 111. Other pulse or nut (SPECIFY) 409 131 131. Other Oil seeds (specify) 429 141 141. Green chili pepper (kariya) 432 142 142. Red pepper (Processed pepper (Berbere)) 432 143 143. kale, cabbage, Pumpikn Leaf, Lettuce, spinach 432 144 144. Tomato 432 145 145. Other vegetable (SPECIFY) 405 151 151. Orange 432 152 152. Other fruit (SPECIFY) 324 153 153. Mango 106 170 170. Sweet potato 432 171 171. Boye/Yam 432 172 172. Cassava 432 173 173. Godere 432 174 174. Other tuber or stem (SPECIFY) 431 200 200. Cheese 432 201 201. Butter/ghee 432 202 202. Oils (processed) 432 203 203. Tea 432 204 204. Soft drinks/Soda 432 205 205. Beer 432 250 250. Laundry soap/OMO 432 260 260. Hand soap 432 saq14 27155 1 2 1 13707 2 13448 price__id 27155 1 260 1 1. Teff 432 2 2. Wheat 432 3 3. Barley 432 4 4. Maize 432 5 5. Sorghum 432 6 6. Millet 432 7 7. Horsebeans 432 8 8. Chick pea 432 9 9. Field pea 432 10 10. Lentils 432 11 11. Haricot beans 432 12 12. Niger seed 432 13 13. Linseed 432 14 14. Onion 432 15 15. Banana 432 16 16. Potato 432 17 17. Kocho 432 19 19. Milk 432 20 20. Eggs 432 21 21. Sugar 432 22 22. Salt 432 23 23. Coffee 432 24 24. Chat / Kat 432 26 26. Bula 432 27 27. Matches 432 28 28. Batteries 432 29 29. Candles (tua'af) 432 30 30. Charcoal 432 31 31. Firewood 432 32 32. Kerosene 432 33 33. Chemical fertilizer (mkt value) 0 34 34. Pesticides/Insecticides (mkt value) 0 35 35. Herbicides/Fungicides (mkt value) 0 36 36. Mosquito net (white, not treated with insecticide, single) 432 37 37. Cigarettes 432 38 38. Bicycle 432 39 39. Transport on local bus 0 40 40. Mofer and Kember 432 41 41. Sickle (Machid) 432 42 42. Axe (Gejera) 432 43 43. Pick Axe (Geso) 432 44 44. Plough (Traditional) 432 45 45. Plough (Modern) 432 60 60. Other Cereals 427 110 110. Peanut/ nut 432 111 111. Other pulse or nut (SPECIFY) 426 131 131. Other Oil seeds (specify) 431 141 141. Green chili pepper (kariya) 432 142 142. Red pepper (Processed pepper (Berbere)) 432 143 143. kale, cabbage, Pumpikn Leaf, Lettuce, spinach 422 144 144. Tomato 432 145 145. Other vegetable (SPECIFY) 405 151 151. Orange 432 152 152. Other fruit (SPECIFY) 421 153 153. Mango 0 170 170. Sweet potato 432 171 171. Boye/Yam 432 172 172. Cassava 432 173 173. Godere 432 174 174. Other tuber or stem (SPECIFY) 431 200 200. Cheese 432 201 201. Butter/ghee 432 202 202. Oils (processed) 432 203 203. Tea 432 204 204. Soft drinks/Soda 432 205 205. Beer 432 250 250. Laundry soap/OMO 432 260 260. Hand soap 432 saq01 27155 2 15 2 1385 3 3518 4 3397 5 3083 6 1131 7 3646 12 2451 13 2583 14 3320 15 2641 Zone Code 27155 Woreda Code 27155 saq04b 27155 saq05 27155 Kebele Code 27155 saq07a 27155 OTHER ITEM 27155 IS THIS ITEM AVALIABLE IN THE MARKET 27155 1 2 1 1. Yes 16416 2 2. No 10739 UNIT CODE 16416 10739 1 193 1 1. Kilogram 7480 2 2. Gram 1119 3 3. Set 48 4 4. Litres 836 5 5. Milliliter 669 6 6. Trip 1 7 7. Pack 593 8 8. Jog 37 9 9. Melekiya 39 31 31. Birchiko Small 180 32 32. Birchiko Medium 120 33 33. Birchiko Large 63 61 61. Esir Small 268 62 62. Esir Medium 325 63 63. Esir Large 91 71 71. Festal Small 148 72 72. Festal Medium 35 73 73. Festal Large 5 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba Small 3 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba Medium 7 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba Large 6 101 101. Kubaya/Cup Small 81 102 102. Kubaya/Cup Medium 73 103 103. Kubaya/Cup Large 76 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Small 2 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Medium 4 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Large 0 131 131. Medeb Small 293 132 132. Medeb Medium 282 133 133. Medeb Large 65 141 141. Piece/number Small 967 142 142. Piece/number Medium 1048 143 143. Piece/number Large 595 151 151. Sahin Small 18 152 152. Sahin Medium 63 153 153. Sahin Large 14 171 171. Sini Small 141 172 172. Sini Large 116 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Small 39 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Medium 157 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Large 100 191 191. Zorba/Akara Small 94 192 192. Zorba/Akara Medium 100 193 193. Zorba/Akara Large 15 900 900. Other (Specify) 0 Sysmiss 10739 WEIGHT/ AMOUNT 16416 10739 0.01 143427 PRICE 16416 10739 1 18000 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 3464 Region code 3464 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 176 3 3. AMHARA 448 4 4. OROMIA 440 5 5. SOMALI 392 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 144 7 7. SNNP 464 12 12. GAMBELA 312 13 13. HARAR 328 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 424 15 15. DIRE DAWA 336 Zone Code 3464 Woreda Code 3464 City Code 3464 Subcity code 3464 Kebele Code 3464 EA code 3464 Rural/Urban 3464 1 2 1 1. RURAL 1744 2 2. URBAN 1720 Tractor Type Code 3464 1 8 1 1. 2WT with seeding machine 433 2 2. 2WT with water pump 433 3 3. 2WT with sheller/thresher 433 4 4. 2WT with harvester/reaping 433 5 5. 2WT with trailer 433 6 6. 4WT with ploughs 433 7 7. 4WT with circle disk harrows 433 8 8. Combine tracter 433 1 Do farmers or community groups own [Machine] in this community? 1640 1824 1 2 1 1. YES 38 2 2. NO 1602 Sysmiss 1824 2a. How many private farmers in this community own [MACHINES]? 38 3426 0 28 0 5 1 9 2 12 3 1 4 4 5 1 6 2 15 2 28 2 Sysmiss 3426 2b. How many SMEs in this community own [MACHINES]? 38 3426 0 1000 0 9 1 8 2 9 3 1 4 4 5 2 6 1 15 1 28 2 1000 1 Sysmiss 3426 2c. How many Youth Group in this community own [MACHINES]? 38 3426 0 200 0 11 1 7 2 8 3 2 4 4 5 1 6 1 15 1 28 2 200 1 Sysmiss 3426 2d. How many Cooperatives/Unions in this community own [MACHINES]? 38 3426 0 200 0 11 1 6 2 9 3 1 4 4 5 2 6 1 15 1 28 2 200 1 Sysmiss 3426 2e. How many Others farmers in this community own [MACHINES]? 38 3426 0 200 0 11 1 6 2 8 3 2 4 4 5 1 6 1 15 2 28 2 200 1 Sysmiss 3426 3. Do farmers or community groups use [Machine] in this community? 1640 1824 1 2 1 1. YES 57 2 2. NO 1583 Sysmiss 1824 4a. How many private farmers in this community Use[MACHINES]? 57 3407 0 965 0 3 1 2 2 2 3 1 4 1 5 1 10 1 15 3 20 1 25 4 30 1 50 1 58 1 70 1 80 1 100 2 150 2 200 7 300 5 350 2 400 3 450 3 500 1 600 1 650 2 854 3 965 2 Sysmiss 3407 4b. How many SMEs in this community use [MACHINES]? 57 3407 0 650 0 16 1 3 2 2 3 1 4 1 10 1 15 3 20 1 25 4 28 2 30 1 50 1 58 1 70 1 100 2 150 2 200 2 300 5 350 2 450 3 500 1 600 1 650 1 Sysmiss 3407 4c. How many Youth Group in this community use [MACHINES]? 57 3407 0 650 0 16 1 2 2 2 3 1 4 1 10 2 15 2 20 1 25 3 28 2 30 1 50 1 58 1 70 1 100 2 150 2 200 2 300 6 303 1 350 2 450 3 500 1 600 1 650 1 Sysmiss 3407 4d. How many Cooperatives/Unions in this community use [MACHINES]? 57 3407 0 650 0 23 1 5 2 6 3 2 4 2 15 1 20 1 25 3 28 2 50 1 70 1 100 2 200 2 300 4 500 1 650 1 Sysmiss 3407 4e. How many Others farmers in this community use [MACHINES]? 57 3407 0 650 0 17 1 2 2 2 3 1 4 1 10 2 15 2 20 1 25 3 30 1 50 1 58 1 70 1 100 3 150 2 200 2 300 6 350 2 400 2 450 3 500 1 650 1 Sysmiss 3407 5. Are there farmers/groups that provide [MACHINES] sales or rent service? 1640 1824 1 2 1 1. YES 29 2 2. NO 1611 Sysmiss 1824 6. How far are farmers/group of farmers coming from outside the community, if an 1640 1824 0 750 7. How many farmers/group of farmers are providing [MACHINES] sales or rent serv 23 3441 0 6 0 1 1 6 2 8 3 2 4 3 5 2 6 1 Sysmiss 3441 9a. This agriculture season, how much did farmers pay for [MACHINES] rent? PRICE 29 3435 220 5000 220 1 500 1 600 3 650 1 700 5 800 1 1000 1 1500 2 2000 1 2400 2 2500 1 3000 1 3500 1 3700 2 4000 5 5000 1 Sysmiss 3435 9b. This agriculture season, how much did farmers pay for [MACHINES] rent? UNIT 29 3435 1 5 1 1. Per Hectare 12 2 2. Per Kilometer 0 3 3. Per Quintal 2 4 4. Per Day 2 5 5. Per Hour 13 6 6. Other Specify 0 Sysmiss 3435 10a In this agriculture season, when did farmers used [MACHINES]? Month 1 29 3435 2 10 1 1. September 0 2 2. October 1 3 3. November 3 4 4. December 2 5 5. January 1 6 6. February 0 7 7. March 4 8 8. April 15 9 9. May 2 10 10. June 1 11 11. July 0 12 12. August 0 13 13. Pagume 0 Sysmiss 3435 10b In this agriculture season, when did farmers used [MACHINES]? Month 2 17 3447 4 11 1 1. September 0 2 2. October 0 3 3. November 0 4 4. December 2 5 5. January 2 6 6. February 1 7 7. March 0 8 8. April 4 9 9. May 6 10 10. June 1 11 11. July 1 12 12. August 0 13 13. Pagume 0 Sysmiss 3447 10c In this agriculture season, when did farmers used [MACHINES]? Month 3 4 3460 5 9 1 1. September 0 2 2. October 0 3 3. November 0 4 4. December 0 5 5. January 1 6 6. February 1 7 7. March 1 8 8. April 0 9 9. May 1 10 10. June 0 11 11. July 0 12 12. August 0 13 13. Pagume 0 Sysmiss 3460 10d In this agriculture season, when did farmers used [MACHINES]? Month 4 1 3463 6 6 1 1. September 0 2 2. October 0 3 3. November 0 4 4. December 0 5 5. January 0 6 6. February 1 7 7. March 0 8 8. April 0 9 9. May 0 10 10. June 0 11 11. July 0 12 12. August 0 13 13. Pagume 0 Sysmiss 3463 11. Are there any community member who knows about [MACHINES]? 80 3384 1 2 1 1. YES 46 2 2. NO 34 Sysmiss 3384 12. How do the community farmers learn about [MACHINES]? (1st) 80 3384 1 6 1 1. TV/Radio 31 2 2. Neighbor 8 3 3. Service Provider 17 4 4. Research Center 0 5 5. Extention Services 11 6 6. Other Sources 13 Sysmiss 3384 12. How do the community farmers learn about [MACHINES]? (2nd) 19 3445 1 5 1 1. TV/Radio 4 2 2. Neighbor 3 3 3. Service Provider 7 4 4. Research Center 0 5 5. Extention Services 5 6 6. Other Sources 0 Sysmiss 3445 12. How do the community farmers learn about [MACHINES]? (3rd) 4 3460 3 5 1 1. TV/Radio 0 2 2. Neighbor 0 3 3. Service Provider 2 4 4. Research Center 0 5 5. Extention Services 2 6 6. Other Sources 0 Sysmiss 3460 14. How do [MACHINES] sales/rent service providers reach the farmers? 80 3384 1 5 1 1. Direct contact 27 2 2. Through broker 4 3 3. Government extension 26 4 4. Through family/freinds 4 5 5. Other Specify 19 Sysmiss 3384 14. Other specify 3464 15. In this community, is there maintenance and spare parts service? 80 3384 1 2 1 1. YES 3 2 2. NO 77 Sysmiss 3384 16. Is there a reduction in WORK LOAD in the community due to the [MACHINES]? 80 3384 1 2 1 1. YES 72 2 2. NO 8 Sysmiss 3384 16. Is there a reduction in HARVEST LOSS in the community due to the [MACHINES]? 80 3384 1 2 1 1. YES 39 2 2. NO 41 Sysmiss 3384 17. Increase in EFFECTIVENESS/TIMELINESS in the community due to the [MACHINES]? 78 3386 1 2 1 1. YES 50 2 2. NO 28 Sysmiss 3386 17. Increase in SALES of PRODUCTION in the community due to the [MACHINES]? 68 3396 1 2 1 1. YES 21 2 2. NO 47 Sysmiss 3396 17. Increase in WEEDING SPRAYER in the community due to the [MACHINES]? 67 3397 1 2 1 1. YES 8 2 2. NO 59 Sysmiss 3397 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 433 Region code 433 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 22 3 3. AMHARA 56 4 4. OROMIA 55 5 5. SOMALI 49 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 18 7 7. SNNP 58 12 12. GAMBELA 39 13 13. HARAR 41 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 53 15 15. DIRE DAWA 42 Zone Code 433 Woreda Code 433 City Code 433 Subcity code 433 Kebele Code 433 EA code 433 Rural/Urban 433 1 2 1 1. RURAL 218 2 2. URBAN 215 1. Is there video-based extension or training in the community? 433 1 2 1 1. YES 29 2 2. NO 404 2. What kinds of services/training are provided? (1st) 29 404 1 4 1 1. Crop production methods 9 2 2. Health protection 15 3 3. Nutrition 1 4 4. Other services 4 Sysmiss 404 2. What kinds of services/training are provided? (2nd) 9 424 2 4 1 1. Crop production methods 0 2 2. Health protection 2 3 3. Nutrition 5 4 4. Other services 2 Sysmiss 424 Other specify 433 3.When was the video-based extension first introduced in the community? 29 404 1 6 1 1. Before 2010 EC 9 2 2. 2010 2 3 3. 2011 3 4 4. 2012 5 5 5. 2013 6 6 6. 2014 4 Sysmiss 404 4.Is the video-based extension currently operational (ongoing) in the community? 29 404 1 2 1 1. YES 20 2 2. NO 9 Sysmiss 404 Unique Holder Indentifier 2110 Unique Household Indentifier 2110 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 2110 14. Location: rural, town, small town 2110 1 1 1 1. RURAL 2110 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 2110 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 2110 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 85 3 3. AMHARA 302 4 4. OROMIA 413 5 5. SOMALI 261 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 109 7 7. SNNP 434 12 12. GAMBELA 178 13 13. HARAR 185 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 143 Zone Code 2110 Woreda Code 2110 City Code 2110 8 8 8 2110 Sub city code 2110 88 88 88 2110 Kebele Code 2110 EA code 2110 Household ID 2110 Holder ID 2110 Household Head Name 2110 Holder Name 2110 Household Size 2108 2 1 40 1 94 2 157 3 263 4 336 5 325 6 318 7 220 8 165 9 107 10 67 11 35 12 13 13 6 16 1 40 1 Sysmiss 2 Village name where the HH lives 2110 15. What is the holder's farm type? 2110 1 4 1 1. crop production only 211 2 2. livestock only 320 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 1455 4 4. none 124 16. What is the holder's education Level 2110 0 22 0 0. K.G, 0 grade (preparatory), Nursery, or 1st grade though cannot read and write 58 1 1. Non educated/ illitrate 1130 2 2. Educated in Informal Schools 130 3 3. Completed 1st grade 21 4 4. Completed 2nd grade 61 5 5. Completed 3rd grade 101 6 6. Completed 4th grade 104 7 7. Completed 5th grade 66 8 8. Completed 6th grade 75 9 9. Completed 7th grade 50 10 10. Completed 8th grade 75 11 11. Completed 9th grade (Old Curriculum) 24 12 12. Completed 10th grade (Old Curriculum) 33 13 13. Completed 11th grade (Old Curriculum) 7 14 14. Completed 12th (Old Curriculum) 6 15 15. Above 12 such as Certificate ,Diploma,Degree etc. (Old Curriculum) 42 16 16. Completed 9th grade (New Curriculum) 9 17 17. Completed 10th grade , (New Curriculum) 26 18 18. Competed 10th grade and studying at vocational and technical schools (New Curriculum) 14 19 19. Completed technical and vocational course (New Curriculum) 30 20 20. Competed 11th grade (New Curriculum) 9 21 21. Competed 12th grade (New Curriculum) 1 22 22. Completed 1 year course in bachelor degree or level 4 program (New Curriculum) 38 17. Interviewer Name 2110 18. Supervisor Name 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Latitude 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Longitude 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Accuracy 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Altitude 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Timestamp 2110 20. Date of Interview 2110 Branch code 2110 Unique Holder Indentifier 12117 Unique Household Indentifier 12117 Individual ID 12117 1 20 1 2085 2 2017 3 1900 4 1693 5 1383 6 1083 7 754 8 512 9 323 10 191 11 95 12 43 13 18 14 9 15 4 16 3 17 1 18 1 19 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 12117 14. Location: rural, town, small town 12117 1 1 1 1. RURAL 12117 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 12117 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 12117 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 474 3 3. AMHARA 1492 4 4. OROMIA 2413 5 5. SOMALI 1853 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 546 7 7. SNNP 2524 12 12. GAMBELA 984 13 13. HARAR 1017 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 814 Zone Code 12117 Woreda Code 12117 City Code 12117 8 8 8 12117 Sub city code 12117 88 88 88 12117 Kebele Code 12117 EA code 12117 Household ID 12117 Holder ID 12117 15. What is the holder's farm type? 12117 1 4 1 1. crop production only 936 2 2. livestock only 2062 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 8716 4 4. none 403 1. Household member name 12117 1a. INTERVIEWER: IS [NAME] A NEW MEMBER OF THE HOUSEHOLD (ADDED ON THIS VISIT)? 12117 1 2 1 1. YES 1784 2 2. NO 10333 1b. Does [NAME] still reside in this household? 10325 1792 1 2 1 1. YES 9134 2 2. NO 1191 Sysmiss 1792 2. How old is Name 10918 1199 0 98 3. What is the gender of NAME? 10918 1199 1 2 1 1. MALE 5539 2 2. FEMALE 5379 Sysmiss 1199 4. What is your farm holding type? 7822 4295 1 4 1 1. crop production only 269 2 2. livestock only 445 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 1791 4 4. none 5317 Sysmiss 4295 5. MARK WITH 'X' THE RESPONDENT OR RESPONDENTS WHO ARE HOLDERS 2505 9612 1 2 1 1. YES 1925 2 2. NO 580 Sysmiss 9612 Unique Holder Indentifier 6594 Unique Household Indentifier 6594 Unique Parcel Identifier 6594 1 33 1 2085 2 1413 3 925 4 615 5 434 6 306 7 222 8 159 9 119 10 89 11 63 12 39 13 26 14 21 15 16 16 16 17 12 18 8 19 8 20 5 21 4 23 1 24 2 26 1 29 1 30 1 31 1 32 1 33 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 6594 14. Location: rural, town, small town 6594 1 1 1 1. RURAL 6594 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 6594 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 6594 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 121 3 3. AMHARA 1754 4 4. OROMIA 1518 5 5. SOMALI 338 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 507 7 7. SNNP 971 12 12. GAMBELA 435 13 13. HARAR 580 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 370 Zone Code 6594 Woreda Code 6594 City Code 6594 8 8 8 6594 Sub city code 6594 88 88 88 6594 Kebele Code 6594 EA code 6594 Household ID 6594 Holder ID 6594 15. What is the holder's farm type? 6594 1 4 1 1. crop production only 572 2 2. livestock only 383 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 5476 4 4. none 163 Roster list question 6594 Parcel ID (wave 4) 4946 1648 1 29 1 1786 2 1110 3 695 4 445 5 296 6 202 7 138 8 88 9 62 10 38 11 22 12 13 13 10 14 10 15 6 16 7 17 6 18 2 19 2 20 1 21 3 23 1 24 1 26 1 29 1 Sysmiss 1648 1a. PERSON RESPONDING ABOUT [PARCEL] 6593 1 1 9 1 5662 2 628 3 134 4 69 5 28 6 15 7 27 8 26 9 4 Sysmiss 1 1b. ENUMERATOR: IS THIS A NEW PARCEL ADDED ON THIS VISIT? 6593 1 1 2 1 1. YES 1082 2 2. NO 5511 Sysmiss 1 1c. Is this parcel still owned or rented in by the holder? 5511 1083 1 2 1 1. YES 4601 2 2. NO 910 Sysmiss 1083 2.What is the number of Fields in this [Parcel]? 5683 911 1 4000 1 3271 2 883 3 405 4 265 5 156 6 134 7 121 8 82 9 71 10 54 11 49 12 35 13 30 14 26 15 13 16 15 17 13 18 8 19 8 20 32 21 2 23 1 24 1 25 1 26 1 35 1 600 1 1000 2 4000 2 Sysmiss 911 3. Does your household have a document for this [PARCEL]? 5683 911 1 2 1 1. YES 3682 2 2. NO 2001 Sysmiss 911 4a. What type of documents does your HH have for [PARCEL]?: Document 1 3682 2912 1 8 1 1. TITLE DEED 2888 2 2. CERTIFICATE OF CUSTOMARY OWNERSHIP 294 3 3. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY 140 4 4. CERTIFICATE OF HEREDITARY ACQUISITION LISTED IN REGISTRY 224 5 5. SURVEY PLAN 28 6 6. RENTAL CONTRACT, REGISTERED 66 7 7. LEASE, REGISTERED 5 8 8. Other (specify) 37 Sysmiss 2912 4a. What type of documents does your HH have for [PARCEL]?: Document 2 452 6142 2 8 1 1. TITLE DEED 0 2 2. CERTIFICATE OF CUSTOMARY OWNERSHIP 49 3 3. CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY 81 4 4. CERTIFICATE OF HEREDITARY ACQUISITION LISTED IN REGISTRY 174 5 5. SURVEY PLAN 128 6 6. RENTAL CONTRACT, REGISTERED 6 7 7. LEASE, REGISTERED 1 8 8. Other (specify) 13 Sysmiss 6142 Other specify 6594 4b. Which HH members are listed as owners or use rights holders: HH ID 1 3682 2912 1 8 1 3461 2 171 3 20 4 19 5 1 6 3 7 3 8 4 Sysmiss 2912 4b. Which HH members are listed as owners or use rights holders: HH ID 2 1962 4632 2 11 2 1838 3 55 4 38 5 20 8 9 10 1 11 1 Sysmiss 4632 4b. Which HH members are listed as owners or use rights holders: HH ID 3 26 6568 3 11 3 21 4 2 5 1 6 1 11 1 Sysmiss 6568 4b. Which HH members are listed as owners or use rights holders: HH ID 4 6 6588 4 11 4 4 5 1 11 1 Sysmiss 6588 5.How did your household acquire this [PARCEL]? 5683 911 1 8 1 1. GRANTED BY LOCAL LEADERS 1481 2 2. INHERITED 2910 3 3. RENT 231 4 4. BORROWED FOR FREE 39 5 5. MOVED IN WITHOUT PERMISSION 225 6 6. SHARED CROP IN 416 7 7. PURCHASED 300 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 81 Sysmiss 911 other specify 6594 6. Does anyone in HH have the right to sell [PARCEL] or use as collateral? 4997 1597 1 2 1 1. YES 4422 2 2. NO 575 Sysmiss 1597 7a. Who in this household can decide whether to sell [PARCEL]: HH ID 1 4422 2172 1 9 1 4096 2 242 3 24 4 20 5 4 6 13 7 11 8 11 9 1 Sysmiss 2172 7a. Who in this household can decide whether to sell [PARCEL]: HH ID 2 2745 3849 2 11 2 2580 3 82 4 47 5 18 6 3 8 5 9 6 11 4 Sysmiss 3849 8. Does anyone in the household have the right to bequeath [PARCEL]? 4997 1597 1 2 1 1. YES 4422 2 2. NO 575 Sysmiss 1597 9a. Who in HH can decide whether to bequeath [PARCEL]: HH ID 1 4422 2172 1 9 1 3989 2 303 3 61 4 28 5 4 6 13 7 11 8 11 9 2 Sysmiss 2172 9a. Who in HH can decide whether to bequeath [PARCEL]: HH ID 2 2854 3740 2 11 2 2596 3 109 4 84 5 29 6 16 7 2 8 8 9 5 10 1 11 4 Sysmiss 3740 10a. How much did you pay the owner for the use of [PARCEL]? (CASH) 231 6363 0 36000 10b. How much did you pay the owner for the use of [PARCEL]? (IN KIND) 231 6363 0 10000 0 201 1 1 2 2 200 1 250 1 300 1 400 1 500 4 600 1 800 1 1000 1 1200 3 1400 1 1500 1 2000 2 2500 1 3000 1 3500 1 4000 1 5000 1 9000 2 10000 2 Sysmiss 6363 10c. How much did you pay the owner for the use of [PARCEL]? (SHARE) 416 6178 0 100 0 13 25 3 30 1 33 57 35 9 40 1 50 319 60 1 75 1 100 11 Sysmiss 6178 11.What period of time did this payment cover? 686 5908 1 4 1 1. MEHER SEASON 362 2 2. BELG SEASON 1 3 3. FULL YEAR 282 4 4. OTHER(SPECIFY) 41 Sysmiss 5908 other specify 6594 12. Who owns this [PARCEL] you rented?: Owner 1 442 6152 1 99 1 1. RELATIVE 296 2 2. FRIEND/NEIGHBOR 118 3 3. VILLAGE HEADMAN 4 4 4. AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE 0 5 5. GOVERNMENT AGENCY 7 6 6. FARMER BASED CLUB/ASSOCIATION 4 7 7. Village Development Committee MEMBER 1 8 8. Non Releted Individual resident of the area 0 99 99. Other (specify) 12 Sysmiss 6152 12. Who owns this [PARCEL] you rented?: Owner 2 13 6581 2 99 1 1. RELATIVE 0 2 2. FRIEND/NEIGHBOR 12 3 3. VILLAGE HEADMAN 0 4 4. AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE 0 5 5. GOVERNMENT AGENCY 0 6 6. FARMER BASED CLUB/ASSOCIATION 0 7 7. Village Development Committee MEMBER 0 8 8. Non Releted Individual resident of the area 0 99 99. Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 6581 other specify 6594 13. Were [PARCEL] rented out? 4997 1597 1 4 1 1. Yes,all in all rented out 40 2 2. Yes,all in all sharecropped out 153 3 3. Yes,all given out for free 22 4 4. No 4782 Sysmiss 1597 14. How much could you rent [PARCEL] for? 4804 1790 0 200000 15a. How much was received from renting out [PARCEL]? (CASH) 40 6554 0 50000 0 3 240 1 400 1 500 3 600 3 700 2 750 1 800 1 900 1 1000 2 1500 3 1800 1 2000 4 2200 1 2500 3 3000 3 4000 1 5000 2 15000 1 30000 1 35750 1 50000 1 Sysmiss 6554 15b. How much was received from renting out [PARCEL]? (IN KIND) 40 6554 0 30000 0 27 50 1 500 1 700 1 800 1 1333 1 1500 1 2500 1 3000 1 4000 2 5000 1 10000 1 30000 1 Sysmiss 6554 15c. How much was received from renting out [PARCEL]? (SHARE) 153 6441 1 100 1 2 5 1 25 17 30 2 33 18 35 1 50 111 100 1 Sysmiss 6441 16.What is the predominant soil type of this [PARCEL]? 5683 911 1 7 1 1. LEPTOSOL 998 2 2. CAMBISOL 124 3 3. VERTISOL 1978 4 4. LUVISOL 1634 5 5. MIXED TYPE 672 6 6. OTHER SOIL TYPE (SPECIFY) 52 7 7. OTHER PARCEL USE (BARN, RESIDENTIAL, ETC.) 225 Sysmiss 911 other specify 6594 17.What is the soil quality of this [PARCEL]? 5458 1136 1 3 1 1. GOOD 2215 2 2. FAIR 2627 3 3. POOR 616 Sysmiss 1136 Unique Holder Indentifier 14878 Unique Household Indentifier 14878 Unique Parcel Identifier 14878 1 33 1 8989 2 2325 3 1241 4 687 5 458 6 339 7 227 8 171 9 126 10 88 11 51 12 42 13 36 14 20 15 18 16 15 17 11 18 9 19 7 20 4 21 4 23 1 24 2 26 2 29 1 30 1 31 1 32 1 33 1 Unique Field Identifier 14878 1 21 1 5437 2 2395 3 1529 4 1136 5 870 6 709 7 581 8 453 9 365 10 293 11 240 12 194 13 157 14 124 15 96 16 84 17 70 18 57 19 48 20 38 21 2 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 14878 14. Location: rural, town, small town 14878 1 1 1 1. RURAL 14878 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 14878 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 14878 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 120 3 3. AMHARA 2471 4 4. OROMIA 3434 5 5. SOMALI 320 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1206 7 7. SNNP 4823 12 12. GAMBELA 871 13 13. HARAR 1230 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 403 Zone Code 14878 Woreda Code 14878 City Code 14878 8 8 8 14878 Sub city code 14878 88 88 88 14878 Kebele Code 14878 EA code 14878 Household ID 14878 Holder ID 14878 15. What is the holder's farm type? 14878 1 4 1 1. crop production only 1118 2 2. livestock only 327 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 13312 4 4. none 121 Roster list question 14878 2a.ASK HOLDER: What is the area of [FIELD]? 14875 3 0.01 38580 2b. Unit of measurement 14876 2 1 11 1 1. HECTARE 235 2 2. SQUARE METERS 748 3 3. TIMAD 5768 4 4. BOY 2035 5 5. SENGA 546 6 6. KERT 282 7 7. TILM 341 8 8. Medeb 1990 9 9. Rope (Gemed) 278 10 10. Ermija 1872 11 11. Other(Specify) 781 Sysmiss 2 Other specify 14878 3.During this season, what is the status of this [FIELD]? 14865 13 1 7 1 1. Cultivated 10572 2 2. Pasture 975 3 3. Fallow 351 4 4. Forest 392 5 5. Land Prepared for Belg Season 96 6 6. Home/Homestead 1988 7 7. Other(Specify) 491 Sysmiss 13 Other specify 14878 3.During this season, what is the status of this [FIELD]? 10571 4307 1 3 1 1. Temporary crop 6286 2 2. Permanent crop 3083 3 3. Temporary and permanent crop 1202 Sysmiss 4307 4.What was the method of cropping in this [FIELD]? 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. PURESTAND 7861 2 2. MIXED CROP 2711 Sysmiss 4306 5.Was the field left fallow anytime during the past 5 years? 6286 8592 1 2 1 1. YES 476 2 2. NO 5810 Sysmiss 8592 6.In which year the field was left fallowed” the recent year? 476 14402 2008 2013 2008 6 2009 22 2010 66 2011 92 2012 195 2013 95 Sysmiss 14402 7.The [FIELD] was measured in? 14878 1 3 1 1. Using handheld GPS 265 2 2. Using Measurer (Andriod App) 14482 3 3. NOT MEASURED 131 8.RECORD AREA OF THE FIELD USING GPS. 14742 136 0 49253 9.GPS Coordinates Corner of the Field: Latitude 14878 9.GPS Coordinates Corner of the Field: Longitude 14878 9.GPS Coordinates Corner of the Field: Accuracy 14878 9.GPS Coordinates Corner of the Field: Altitude 14878 9.GPS Coordinates Corner of the Field: Timestamp 14878 10.WHAT IS THE FIELD VIEW? 14727 151 1 5 1 1. Open 8782 2 2. Tree/Permanent Crops 2934 3 3. Home/Compound 1217 4 4. Partially 1729 5 5. Other Specify 65 Sysmiss 151 Other specify 14878 11.Why was [FIELD] not measured? 131 14747 1 3 1 1. Impossible to read measurer/GPS due to field location 73 2 2. Unwillingness of the holder 0 3 3. Other(specify) 58 Sysmiss 14747 Other specify 14878 12.ENUMERATOR: WHAT IS APPEARANCE OF THIS FIELD? 14865 13 1 3 1 1. Flat 7812 2 2. Sloppy - Moderate 6149 3 3. Sloppy - Steep 904 Sysmiss 13 13.Who in HH makes primary decisions on [FIELD]? 10572 4306 1 10 1 9527 2 739 3 146 4 82 5 31 6 9 7 8 8 22 9 7 10 1 Sysmiss 4306 14.Are there other household members that the primary decision maker consults 10571 4307 1 2 1 1. YES 7123 2 2. NO 3448 Sysmiss 4307 15. Who are other HH members consulted on [FIELD]?: HH ID 1 7123 7755 1 9 1 2379 2 4167 3 295 4 143 5 72 6 20 7 19 8 6 9 22 Sysmiss 7755 15. Who are other HH members consulted on [FIELD]?: HH ID 2 2277 12601 2 11 2 1208 3 619 4 205 5 130 6 51 7 31 8 17 9 7 11 9 Sysmiss 12601 16.Is [FIELD] under Extension Program during the current agricultural season? 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. YES 1639 2 2. NO 8933 Sysmiss 4306 17.Is [FIELD] irrigated during the current agricultural season? 10571 4307 1 2 1 1. YES 386 2 2. NO 10185 Sysmiss 4307 18.What is the arrangement of the irrigation you use in this agriculture season? 386 14492 1 2 1 1. Using irrigation only 43 2 2. Using irrigation as a supplement to rain water 343 Sysmiss 14492 19.What is the source of water used for irrigation on [FIELD]? 386 14492 1 7 1 1. River 261 2 2. Lake 1 3 3. Pond 20 4 4. Harvested Water 13 5 5. Under-ground water 83 6 6. Dam 7 7 7. Other Specify 1 Sysmiss 14492 Other specify 14878 20.What is the method of irrigation used on [FIELD]? 386 14492 1 5 1 1. River diversion 230 2 2. Preseasure treadle pump 1 3 3. Moterized pump 123 4 4. Hand pull 21 5 5. Other (specify) 11 Sysmiss 14492 Other specify 14878 21.Do you use any UREA on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. YES 2266 2 2. NO 8306 Sysmiss 4306 21a.What is the quantity of UREA used on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 2266 12612 1 6670 21b.Did you purchase any of the UREA used on [FIELD]? (Cash or credit purchases) 2266 12612 1 2 1 1. YES 2140 2 2. NO 126 Sysmiss 12612 24c.How much of the UREA was purchased on cash or purchased on credit 2140 12738 1 6670 21d.What was the value of all of UREA that you purchased on cash or credit? 2140 12738 0 9350 21e.Where was UREA used on [FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 1 2266 12612 1 99 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 1634 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 209 4 57 5 5. Local market 278 6 6. Main market 54 7 7. Relative 10 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 4 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 16 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 4 Sysmiss 12612 21e.Where was UREA used on [FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 2 76 14802 3 11 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 0 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 13 4 32 5 5. Local market 11 6 6. Main market 11 7 7. Relative 1 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 3 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 3 10 10. NGO 1 11 11. Roadside 1 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 14802 Other specify 14878 22.Do you use any DAP on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. YES 3 2 2. NO 10569 Sysmiss 4306 22a.What is the quantity of DAP used on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 3 14875 4 50 4 1 8 1 50 1 Sysmiss 14875 22b.Did you purchase any of the DAP used on [FIELD]? (Cash or credit purchases) 3 14875 1 1 1 1. YES 3 2 2. NO 0 Sysmiss 14875 22c.How much of the DAP was purchased on cash or purchased on credit 3 14875 4 50 4 1 8 1 50 1 Sysmiss 14875 22d.What was the value of all of DAP that you purchased on cash or credit? 3 14875 100 950 100 1 160 1 950 1 Sysmiss 14875 22e.Where was DAP used on [[FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 1 3 14875 4 5 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 0 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 0 4 1 5 5. Local market 2 6 6. Main market 0 7 7. Relative 0 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 0 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 14875 22e.Where was DAP used on [FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 2 14878 * 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 0 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 0 4 0 5 5. Local market 0 6 6. Main market 0 7 7. Relative 0 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 0 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 14878 Other specify 14878 23.Do you use any NPS on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 10571 4307 1 2 1 1. YES 1696 2 2. NO 8875 Sysmiss 4307 23a.What is the quantity of NPS used on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 1696 13182 1 25000 23b.Did you purchase any of the NPS used on [FIELD]? 1696 13182 1 2 1 1. YES 1600 2 2. NO 96 Sysmiss 13182 23c.How much of the NPS was purchased on cash or purchased on credit 1600 13278 1 13330 23d.What was the value of all of NPS that you purchased on cash or credit? 1600 13278 2 20400 23e.Where was NPS used on [FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 1 1696 13182 1 9 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 1156 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 198 4 4 5 5. Local market 274 6 6. Main market 55 7 7. Relative 4 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 4 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 1 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 13182 23e.Where was NPS used on [FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 2 14878 * 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 0 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 0 4 0 5 5. Local market 0 6 6. Main market 0 7 7. Relative 0 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 0 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 14878 Other specify 14878 * Sysmiss 14878 24.Do you use any other chemical fertilizers(other than UREA,DAP and NPS) 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. YES 1055 2 2. NO 9517 Sysmiss 4306 24a.What is the quantity of other chemical fertilizers used on [FIELD] 1055 13823 0.12 1300 24b.Did you purchase any of the other chemical fertilizers used on [FIELD]? 1055 13823 1 2 1 1. YES 1021 2 2. NO 34 Sysmiss 13823 24c.How much of the other chemical fertilizer was purchased on cash 1021 13857 0.12 333 24d.What was the value of all other inorganic fertilizer that purchased? 1021 13857 6 4896 24e.Where was other inorganic fertilizer used on [FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 1 1055 13823 1 8 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 893 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 55 4 63 5 5. Local market 20 6 6. Main market 18 7 7. Relative 5 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 1 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 13823 24e.Where was other inorganic fertilizer used on [FIELD] aquired: SOURCE 2 14878 * 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 0 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 0 4 0 5 5. Local market 0 6 6. Main market 0 7 7. Relative 0 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 0 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 14878 Other specify 14878 25.Do you use any manure on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. YES 3503 2 2. NO 7069 Sysmiss 4306 25a.Where was the manure used on [FIELD] in this agricultural season acquired? 3503 11375 1 99 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 18 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 3 4 0 5 5. Local market 16 6 6. Main market 1 7 7. Relative 49 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 46 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 20 11 11. Roadside 6 12 12. From own source 3339 99 99. Other (specify) 5 Sysmiss 11375 26.Do you use any compost on [FIELD] in this agricultural season? 10569 4309 1 2 1 1. YES 380 2 2. NO 10189 Sysmiss 4309 26a.Where was the compost used on [FIELD] in this agricultural season acquired? 380 14498 1 12 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 5 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 0 4 0 5 5. Local market 2 6 6. Main market 0 7 7. Relative 0 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 1 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 1 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 1 12 12. From own source 370 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 14498 27.Do you use any other organic fertilizer on [FIELD]? 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. YES 483 2 2. NO 10089 Sysmiss 4306 27a.Where was this other organic fertilizer used on [FIELD]? 483 14395 1 12 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 3 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 2 4 0 5 5. Local market 8 6 6. Main market 0 7 7. Relative 2 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 2 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 1 10 10. NGO 13 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 452 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 14395 28.For the current season, how many HH members worked on [FIELD]? 10571 4307 0 8 0 570 1 5440 2 2877 3 1140 4 431 5 65 6 37 7 8 8 3 Sysmiss 4307 29a.HH Member #1 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # ) 10001 4877 1 14 1 7777 2 1286 3 482 4 197 5 122 6 36 7 33 8 34 9 19 10 10 11 3 13 1 14 1 Sysmiss 4877 29b.HH Member #1 working on field (Weeks) 10001 4877 0 23 0 91 1 3967 2 2531 3 1535 4 912 5 434 6 208 7 73 8 117 9 37 10 36 11 7 12 29 13 8 14 5 15 3 16 6 18 1 23 1 Sysmiss 4877 29c.HH Member #1 working on field (Days/Week) 9999 4879 1 7 1 3680 2 2889 3 1627 4 835 5 564 6 291 7 113 Sysmiss 4879 29d.HH Member #1 working on field (Hour/Day) 10000 4878 1 12 1 1671 2 1272 3 1160 4 1309 5 1218 6 1335 7 542 8 916 9 246 10 247 11 60 12 24 Sysmiss 4878 29e.HH Member #2 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # 2) 4560 10318 1 11 1 54 2 2513 3 1020 4 478 5 266 6 116 7 50 8 19 9 21 10 13 11 10 Sysmiss 10318 29f.HH Member #2 working on field (Weeks) 4560 10318 0 18 0 14 1 1637 2 1544 3 750 4 324 5 115 6 77 7 23 8 48 9 9 10 7 11 2 12 4 13 1 14 1 15 3 18 1 Sysmiss 10318 29g.HH Member #2 working on field (Days/Week) 4560 10318 1 7 1 1635 2 1553 3 732 4 332 5 185 6 88 7 35 Sysmiss 10318 29h.HH Member #2 working on field (Hour/Day) 4560 10318 1 12 1 396 2 518 3 608 4 779 5 585 6 693 7 292 8 462 9 73 10 106 11 41 12 7 Sysmiss 10318 29i.HH Member #3 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # 3) 1684 13194 1 14 1 14 2 49 3 603 4 465 5 269 6 155 7 53 8 21 9 27 10 18 11 9 14 1 Sysmiss 13194 29j.HH Member #3 working on field (Weeks) 1684 13194 0 16 0 3 1 491 2 560 3 361 4 131 5 54 6 39 7 13 8 18 9 5 10 2 11 1 12 3 15 2 16 1 Sysmiss 13194 29k.HH Member #3 working on field (Days/Week) 1684 13194 1 7 1 608 2 580 3 258 4 110 5 82 6 29 7 17 Sysmiss 13194 29l.HH Member #3 working on field (Hour/Day) 1684 13194 1 12 1 84 2 152 3 179 4 250 5 225 6 268 7 122 8 249 9 54 10 69 11 30 12 2 Sysmiss 13194 29m.HH Member #4 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # 4) 544 14334 1 11 1 5 2 8 3 14 4 194 5 117 6 90 7 49 8 15 9 25 10 14 11 13 Sysmiss 14334 29n.HH Member #4 working on field (Weeks) 544 14334 1 12 1 193 2 175 3 90 4 41 5 19 6 10 7 10 8 2 9 2 10 1 12 1 Sysmiss 14334 29o.HH Member #4 working on field (Days/Week) 544 14334 1 7 1 195 2 190 3 82 4 35 5 29 6 7 7 6 Sysmiss 14334 29p.HH Member #4 working on field (Hour/Day) 544 14334 1 12 1 25 2 45 3 41 4 84 5 81 6 94 7 40 8 80 9 12 10 27 11 14 12 1 Sysmiss 14334 30a.Hired Men (Number of Men) 10572 4306 0 100 0 9249 1 709 2 326 3 107 4 69 5 48 6 28 7 3 8 2 9 6 10 11 11 1 12 2 13 2 15 4 16 1 20 1 25 2 100 1 Sysmiss 4306 30b.Hired Men (Number of Days) 1323 13555 0 150 0 6 1 318 2 364 3 163 4 137 5 71 6 79 7 31 8 30 9 11 10 28 11 2 12 26 13 3 14 13 15 6 16 6 18 3 20 8 21 2 24 3 25 1 27 1 28 1 30 2 38 1 40 1 42 2 84 1 100 1 110 1 150 1 Sysmiss 13555 32c.Hired Men (Average Daily Wage BIRR) 1323 13555 0 600 32c2.Hired Men (Total amount paid BIRR) 1323 13555 0 33000 32d.Hired Women (Number of Women) 10572 4306 0 400 0 10167 1 308 2 58 3 8 4 5 5 5 6 4 8 4 10 1 14 1 15 2 20 1 40 2 80 1 90 1 100 1 160 1 210 1 400 1 Sysmiss 4306 32e.Hired Women (Number of Days) 405 14473 0 80 0 7 1 142 2 117 3 41 4 27 5 13 6 13 7 4 8 3 9 1 10 5 12 7 14 6 15 7 16 3 18 2 20 2 21 1 24 1 30 1 45 1 80 1 Sysmiss 14473 32f.Hired Women (Average Daily Wage BIRR) 405 14473 0 400 0 118 1 2 2 2 5 1 10 13 15 8 20 14 25 3 27 1 30 40 35 5 38 1 40 32 45 2 50 69 60 10 65 1 70 9 80 16 85 1 100 27 120 3 125 1 150 10 190 1 200 7 240 1 250 1 300 4 400 2 Sysmiss 14473 32f2.Hired Women (Total Amount paid in Birr) 405 14473 0 24000 30g.Hired Children (Number of Children) 10572 4306 0 6 0 10499 1 50 2 21 4 1 6 1 Sysmiss 4306 30h.Hired Children (Number of Days) 73 14805 0 12 0 2 1 18 2 25 3 7 4 2 5 2 6 8 7 2 8 1 9 1 10 3 11 1 12 1 Sysmiss 14805 30i.Hired Children (Average Daily Wage BIRR per CHILDREN) 73 14805 0 300 0 23 4 1 5 1 13 1 15 3 20 4 25 1 30 10 35 2 40 3 50 14 70 1 75 1 80 2 100 2 150 1 160 1 300 2 Sysmiss 14805 30i2.Hired Children (Average Daily Wage BIRR per CHILDREN) 73 14805 0 1800 0 26 20 1 25 1 30 3 40 2 50 7 60 4 70 4 80 3 90 1 100 4 120 4 150 4 200 2 220 1 500 1 560 1 600 1 1200 1 1800 2 Sysmiss 14805 31a.Other HH Labour (Number of Men) 10572 4306 0 37 0 9327 1 465 2 324 3 163 4 87 5 56 6 42 7 21 8 15 9 13 10 25 11 3 12 5 13 6 14 2 15 4 16 1 17 3 18 1 19 1 20 3 22 2 25 1 30 1 37 1 Sysmiss 4306 31b.Other HH Labour (Men Number of Days) 1245 13633 0 21 0 9 1 572 2 342 3 138 4 76 5 30 6 28 7 5 8 6 9 7 10 9 12 12 13 2 15 4 16 1 20 3 21 1 Sysmiss 13633 31c.Other HH Labour (Number of Women) 10572 4306 0 35 0 10228 1 124 2 94 3 44 4 29 5 11 6 15 7 6 8 9 9 4 10 3 11 2 14 2 35 1 Sysmiss 4306 31d.Other HH Labour (Women Number of Days) 344 14534 0 300 0 28 1 203 2 75 3 29 4 3 5 2 6 1 8 1 16 1 300 1 Sysmiss 14534 31e.Other HH Labour (Number of Children) 10572 4306 0 12 0 10569 7 1 10 1 12 1 Sysmiss 4306 31f.Other HH Labour (Children Number of Days) 3 14875 1 1 1 3 Sysmiss 14875 31a2. The cost you incur for food, drink etc for shared/free labor participants? 1324 13554 0 8000 31b2. How many oxen/other animals have you used for farming activity? 10572 4306 0 1000 0 6677 1 86 2 3203 3 71 4 358 5 19 6 80 7 6 8 24 9 1 10 12 12 11 14 3 16 3 18 4 20 7 22 1 24 1 80 1 100 1 150 1 700 1 1000 1 Sysmiss 4306 31c2 How much have you paid for those animals used for farming purpose?(If own a 3895 10983 2 7560 31d2 How much have you paid for machinery used for farming purpose?(If own machi 10572 4306 0 20000 31e2. How much have you paid for transport used for farming purpose? 10571 4307 0 2000 32.How often is temporary crop field used in Meher season? 7488 7390 1 3 1 1. Once 7244 2 2. Twice 162 3 3. Not applicable(Permanent crop) 82 Sysmiss 7390 33.What is the crop other than planted in this [FIELD]: One? 162 14716 1 74 1 1. BARLEY 22 2 2. MAIZE 28 3 3. MILLET 0 4 4. OATS 3 5 5. RICE 0 6 6. SORGHUM 17 7 7. TEFF 5 8 8. WHEAT 0 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 1 10 10. CASSAVA 0 11 11. CHICK PEAS 25 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 2 13 13. HORSE BEANS 2 14 14. LENTILS 1 15 15. FIELD PEAS 1 16 16. VETCH 22 17 17. GIBTO 0 18 18. SOYA BEANS 0 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 2 20 20. FENNEL 0 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 0 24 24. GROUND NUTS 0 25 25. NUEG 0 26 26. RAPE SEED 0 27 27. SESAME 1 28 28. SUNFLOWER 0 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 0 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 0 33 33. CARDAMON 0 34 34. CHILIES 0 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 0 37 37. GINGER 0 38 38. RED PEPPER 0 39 39. TUMERIC 0 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 0 41 41. APPLES 0 42 42. BANANAS 1 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 0 45 45. MANDARINS 0 46 46. MANGOS 0 47 47. ORANGES 0 48 48. PAPAYA 0 49 49. PINAPPLES 0 50 50. CITRON 0 51 51. BEER ROOT 1 52 52. CABBAGE 3 53 53. CARROT 4 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 1 55 55. GARLIC 1 56 56. KALE 6 57 57. LETTUCE 1 58 58. ONION 0 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 0 60 60. POTATOES 5 61 61. PUMPKINS 0 62 62. SWEET POTATO 0 63 63. TOMATOES 1 64 64. GODERE 0 65 65. GUAVA 0 66 66. PEACH 0 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 0 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 0 72 72. COFFEE 2 73 73. COTTON 0 74 74. ENSET 4 75 75. GESHO 0 76 76. SUGAR CANE 0 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 0 79 79. CORIANDER 0 80 80. SACRED BASIL 0 81 81. RUE 0 82 82. GISHITA 0 83 83. WATERMELON 0 84 84. AVOCADOS 0 85 85. GRAZING LAND 0 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 0 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 0 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 0 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 0 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. OTHER SPICES 0 118 118. OTHER PULSES 0 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 0 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 0 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 0 Sysmiss 14716 33.What is the crop other than planted in this [FIELD]: Two? 15 14863 2 123 1 1. BARLEY 0 2 2. MAIZE 2 3 3. MILLET 0 4 4. OATS 0 5 5. RICE 0 6 6. SORGHUM 1 7 7. TEFF 0 8 8. WHEAT 1 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 0 10 10. CASSAVA 0 11 11. CHICK PEAS 0 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 0 13 13. HORSE BEANS 0 14 14. LENTILS 0 15 15. FIELD PEAS 0 16 16. VETCH 1 17 17. GIBTO 1 18 18. SOYA BEANS 0 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 0 20 20. FENNEL 0 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 0 24 24. GROUND NUTS 4 25 25. NUEG 0 26 26. RAPE SEED 0 27 27. SESAME 0 28 28. SUNFLOWER 0 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 1 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 0 33 33. CARDAMON 0 34 34. CHILIES 0 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 0 37 37. GINGER 0 38 38. RED PEPPER 0 39 39. TUMERIC 0 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 0 41 41. APPLES 0 42 42. BANANAS 0 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 0 45 45. MANDARINS 0 46 46. MANGOS 0 47 47. ORANGES 0 48 48. PAPAYA 0 49 49. PINAPPLES 0 50 50. CITRON 0 51 51. BEER ROOT 0 52 52. CABBAGE 0 53 53. CARROT 0 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 0 55 55. GARLIC 0 56 56. KALE 0 57 57. LETTUCE 0 58 58. ONION 0 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 0 60 60. POTATOES 2 61 61. PUMPKINS 0 62 62. SWEET POTATO 0 63 63. TOMATOES 0 64 64. GODERE 0 65 65. GUAVA 0 66 66. PEACH 0 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 0 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 1 72 72. COFFEE 0 73 73. COTTON 0 74 74. ENSET 0 75 75. GESHO 0 76 76. SUGAR CANE 0 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 0 79 79. CORIANDER 0 80 80. SACRED BASIL 0 81 81. RUE 0 82 82. GISHITA 0 83 83. WATERMELON 0 84 84. AVOCADOS 0 85 85. GRAZING LAND 0 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 0 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 0 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 0 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 0 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. OTHER SPICES 0 118 118. OTHER PULSES 0 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 0 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 0 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 1 Sysmiss 14863 33.What is the crop other than planted in this [FIELD]: Three? 3 14875 24 71 1 1. BARLEY 0 2 2. MAIZE 0 3 3. MILLET 0 4 4. OATS 0 5 5. RICE 0 6 6. SORGHUM 0 7 7. TEFF 0 8 8. WHEAT 0 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 0 10 10. CASSAVA 0 11 11. CHICK PEAS 0 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 0 13 13. HORSE BEANS 0 14 14. LENTILS 0 15 15. FIELD PEAS 0 16 16. VETCH 0 17 17. GIBTO 0 18 18. SOYA BEANS 0 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 0 20 20. FENNEL 0 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 0 24 24. GROUND NUTS 1 25 25. NUEG 0 26 26. RAPE SEED 0 27 27. SESAME 0 28 28. SUNFLOWER 0 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 0 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 0 33 33. CARDAMON 0 34 34. CHILIES 0 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 0 37 37. GINGER 0 38 38. RED PEPPER 0 39 39. TUMERIC 0 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 0 41 41. APPLES 0 42 42. BANANAS 0 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 0 45 45. MANDARINS 0 46 46. MANGOS 0 47 47. ORANGES 0 48 48. PAPAYA 0 49 49. PINAPPLES 0 50 50. CITRON 0 51 51. BEER ROOT 0 52 52. CABBAGE 0 53 53. CARROT 0 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 0 55 55. GARLIC 0 56 56. KALE 0 57 57. LETTUCE 0 58 58. ONION 0 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 0 60 60. POTATOES 0 61 61. PUMPKINS 0 62 62. SWEET POTATO 0 63 63. TOMATOES 0 64 64. GODERE 0 65 65. GUAVA 0 66 66. PEACH 0 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 0 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 2 72 72. COFFEE 0 73 73. COTTON 0 74 74. ENSET 0 75 75. GESHO 0 76 76. SUGAR CANE 0 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 0 79 79. CORIANDER 0 80 80. SACRED BASIL 0 81 81. RUE 0 82 82. GISHITA 0 83 83. WATERMELON 0 84 84. AVOCADOS 0 85 85. GRAZING LAND 0 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 0 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 0 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 0 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 0 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. OTHER SPICES 0 118 118. OTHER PULSES 0 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 0 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 0 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 0 Sysmiss 14875 34.During the last three years, have you planted a legume on this [FIELD]? 10572 4306 1 2 1 1. YES 2722 2 2. NO 7850 Sysmiss 4306 35.How was [FIELD] prepared for planting? 7488 7390 1 9 1 1. Using own tractor 3 2 2. Using rented tractor 146 3 3. Using owned livestock 2842 4 4. Using rented livestock. 286 5 5. Digging by hand 3031 6 6. Other (specify) 74 7 7. Permanent crop not planted in this meher season 26 8 8. Using borrowed for free livestock 456 9 9. Pairing own and other households livestock 624 Sysmiss 7390 Other specify 14878 36.How many times was [FIELD] tilled in this agricultural season? 7488 7390 1 5 1 1. Planted with no tilling 284 2 2. Once 1758 3 3. Twice 2505 4 4. Three and more than three times 2894 5 5. Cover with crop but not tilled for this season 47 Sysmiss 7390 37.What was the previous state of [FIELD] in the previous agricultural season? 14861 17 1 5 1 1. Fallow 483 2 2. Crops 10709 3 3. Forest/Woodland/Pasture 1148 4 4. Rented Out 22 5 5. Other (Specify) 2499 Sysmiss 17 Other specify 14878 38.Is [Field] prevented from Erosion? 12386 2492 1 2 1 1. YES 5791 2 2. NO 6595 Sysmiss 2492 39.What is the common way of preventing erosion on [FIELD]? 5791 9087 1 8 1 1. Terracing 2343 2 2. Water Catchments 579 3 3. Afforestation 393 4 4. Plough Along the Contour 1677 5 5. Moving livestocks in the field 79 6 6. Not allowing the livestock to be on the plot 51 7 7. Planting grass 74 8 8. Other (Specify) 595 Sysmiss 9087 Other specify 14878 40.Do you use any method for soil fertility on [FIELD]? 12385 2493 1 2 1 1. YES 6338 2 2. NO 6047 Sysmiss 2493 41.What did you use to maintain or sustain fertility? 6338 8540 1 8 1 1. Planting temporary crops in row with permanent crops 32 2 2. Cover the field surface with crop residue/leaves 217 3 3. Using natural fertilizer (manure, compost) 3309 4 4. Using chemical fertilizer moderately 2017 5 5. Prevent livestock from crop field (In dry season) 238 6 6. Planting different crops in a field 23 7 7. Apply crop rotation 440 8 8. Other (Specify) 62 Sysmiss 8540 Other specify 14878 42.Crop Residue Cover 7488 7390 1 5 1 1. Picture 1 2856 2 2. Picture 2 1876 3 3. Picture 3 1459 4 4. Picture 4 797 5 5. Picture 5 500 Sysmiss 7390 Unique Holder Indentifier 14239 Unique Household Indentifier 14239 Unique Parcel Identifier 14239 1 31 1 8422 2 2458 3 1226 4 657 5 465 6 299 7 204 8 157 9 117 10 65 11 38 12 30 13 25 14 17 15 15 16 13 17 9 18 9 19 5 20 2 21 1 23 1 24 1 26 1 29 1 31 1 Unique Field Identifier 14239 1 21 1 3618 2 2440 3 1727 4 1373 5 1060 6 868 7 679 8 518 9 436 10 325 11 245 12 217 13 170 14 136 15 108 16 87 17 73 18 61 19 56 20 41 21 1 Unique Crop Identifier 14239 1 9 1 10524 2 2695 3 965 4 42 5 9 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 14239 14. Location: rural, town, small town 14239 1 1 1 1. RURAL 14239 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 14239 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 14239 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 34 3 3. AMHARA 1964 4 4. OROMIA 3096 5 5. SOMALI 70 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1197 7 7. SNNP 5127 12 12. GAMBELA 869 13 13. HARAR 1540 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 342 Zone Code 14239 Woreda Code 14239 City Code 14239 8 8 8 14239 Sub city code 14239 88 88 88 14239 Kebele Code 14239 EA code 14239 Household ID 14239 Holder ID 14239 15. What is the holder's farm type? 14239 1 3 1 1. crop production only 1165 2 2. livestock only 0 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 13074 4 4. none 0 1a.Crop name 14239 1b.CROP CODE 14239 1 123 1 1. BARLEY 328 2 2. MAIZE 1943 3 3. MILLET 105 4 4. OATS 12 5 5. RICE 64 6 6. SORGHUM 918 7 7. TEFF 835 8 8. WHEAT 397 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 10 10 10. CASSAVA 83 11 11. CHICK PEAS 81 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 150 13 13. HORSE BEANS 305 14 14. LENTILS 28 15 15. FIELD PEAS 137 16 16. VETCH 84 17 17. GIBTO 1 18 18. SOYA BEANS 58 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 316 20 20. FENNEL 11 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 28 24 24. GROUND NUTS 112 25 25. NUEG 66 26 26. RAPE SEED 30 27 27. SESAME 38 28 28. SUNFLOWER 3 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 11 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 13 33 33. CARDAMON 24 34 34. CHILIES 56 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 30 37 37. GINGER 25 38 38. RED PEPPER 153 39 39. TUMERIC 13 40 40. WHITE CUMIN 5 41 41. APPLES 14 42 42. BANANAS 787 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 60 45 45. MANDARINS 0 46 46. MANGOS 550 47 47. ORANGES 69 48 48. PAPAYA 187 49 49. PINAPPLES 2 50 50. CITRON 3 51 51. BEER ROOT 33 52 52. CABBAGE 37 53 53. CARROT 30 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 8 55 55. GARLIC 135 56 56. KALE 523 57 57. LETTUCE 10 58 58. ONION 80 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 121 60 60. POTATOES 118 61 61. PUMPKINS 191 62 62. SWEET POTATO 184 63 63. TOMATOES 18 64 64. GODERE 416 65 65. GUAVA 78 66 66. PEACH 4 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 10 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 904 72 72. COFFEE 1102 73 73. COTTON 4 74 74. ENSET 879 75 75. GESHO 238 76 76. SUGAR CANE 175 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 15 79 79. CORIANDER 19 80 80. SACRED BASIL 40 81 81. RUE 49 82 82. GISHITA 31 83 83. WATERMELON 1 84 84. AVOCADOS 406 85 85. GRAZING LAND 0 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 68 99 99. OTHER LAND 4 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 38 113 113. STRAWBERRY 1 114 114. SHIFERAW 39 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 17 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 1 117 117. OTHER SPICES 12 118 118. OTHER PULSES 2 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 2 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 3 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 48 1c.Seed name 14239 2.Was the area planted with [CROP] on [FIELD] pure stand or mixed? 14234 5 1 2 1 1. Pure Stand 7918 2 2. Mixed 6316 Sysmiss 5 3.Approximately, how much of [FIELD] was planted with [CROP]? 6313 7926 0 100 4.Was prevention measure taken to prevent damage of [CROP] on [FIELD]? 14232 7 1 2 1 1. YES 10931 2 2. NO 3301 Sysmiss 7 5.Did you use any pesticide to prevent damage of [CROP] on [FIELD]? 10930 3309 1 2 1 1. YES 536 2 2. NO 10394 Sysmiss 3309 5a.How much pesticide was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]?: Quantity 536 13703 0.01 1000 0.01 2 0.02 3 0.04 3 0.05 9 0.06 1 0.07 1 0.08 2 0.09 1 0.1 127 0.12 4 0.15 16 0.18 3 0.2 42 0.22 2 0.23 1 0.25 50 0.27 4 0.3 14 0.33 18 0.35 2 0.4 3 0.45 2 0.5 76 0.55 1 0.6 2 0.7 1 0.72 1 0.9 1 1 70 1.45 1 1.5 7 2 13 2.5 1 3 4 4 1 5 5 6 2 10 2 14 2 15 2 85 1 100 3 150 1 200 6 250 12 500 10 1000 1 Sysmiss 13703 5b.How much pesticide was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]?: Unit 536 13703 1 4 1 1. KILOGRAM 177 2 2. LITTER 242 3 3. GRAM 94 4 4. OTHER(SPECIFY) 23 Sysmiss 13703 6.Did you use any herbicide to prevent damage of [CROP] on [FIELD]? 10930 3309 1 2 1 1. YES 1042 2 2. NO 9888 Sysmiss 3309 6a.How much herbicide was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]?: Quantity 1042 13197 0.01 800 6b.How much herbicide was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]?: Unit 1042 13197 1 4 1 1. KILOGRAM 255 2 2. LITTER 580 3 3. GRAM 166 4 4. OTHER(SPECIFY) 41 Sysmiss 13197 7.Did you use any fungicide to prevent damage of [CROP] on [FIELD]? 10930 3309 1 2 1 1. YES 245 2 2. NO 10685 Sysmiss 3309 7a.How much fungicide was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]?: Quantity 245 13994 0 250 0 1 0.01 3 0.02 10 0.03 1 0.04 3 0.05 4 0.08 2 0.09 2 0.1 106 0.14 1 0.15 9 0.18 1 0.2 16 0.25 14 0.27 4 0.3 3 0.4 1 0.45 1 0.5 22 0.55 2 0.6 4 0.72 1 0.75 3 0.82 1 0.9 1 1 15 1.45 1 1.5 1 2 3 2.7 1 3 2 5 1 10 1 75 1 83 1 200 1 250 1 Sysmiss 13994 7b.How much fungicide was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]?: Unit 245 13994 1 4 1 1. KILOGRAM 139 2 2. LITTER 84 3 3. GRAM 9 4 4. OTHER(SPECIFY) 13 Sysmiss 13994 8.Was [CROP] damaged on [FIELD]? 14233 6 1 2 1 1. YES 3727 2 2. NO 10506 Sysmiss 6 9.What is the cause of the damage of [CROP] on [FIELD]? 3727 10512 1 16 1 1. Too Much Rain 244 2 2. Too Little Rain 1308 3 3. Insects 555 4 4. Crop Disease 900 5 5. Weeds 110 6 6. Hail 68 7 7. Frost 134 8 8. Floods 19 9 9. Wild Animals 114 10 10. Locust 3 11 11. Birds 12 12 12. Shortage of Seeds 11 13 13. Depletion of Soil Fertility 133 14 14. Security Problems 0 15 15. Bad Seeds 29 16 16. Other Specify 87 Sysmiss 10512 Other specify 14239 10.What is the percentage share of damage for [CROP] on [FIELD]? 3727 10512 2 100 2 4 3 11 4 6 5 89 6 5 7 8 8 10 9 1 10 487 11 1 12 6 13 1 15 143 17 1 20 579 22 2 23 2 24 1 25 345 28 1 30 411 33 63 35 24 36 1 37 1 40 193 43 1 45 23 50 577 55 9 60 119 65 19 66 2 67 7 70 69 75 77 80 125 85 18 90 81 92 1 95 30 96 3 98 4 99 2 100 164 Sysmiss 10512 11.What type of Seed / was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]? 14232 7 1 4 1 1. TRADITIONAL 13031 2 2. IMPROVED/NEW 907 3 3. IMPROVED/SAVED FROM LAST YEAR 104 4 4. IMPROVED/FROM LAST YEAR PRODUCTION 190 Sysmiss 7 11a.What was the quantity of Seed used for [CROP] on [FIELD]? 8448 5791 0 6000 12.What was the amount spent on improved seed for [CROP] on [FIELD]? 8448 5791 0 23650 13a.When did you plant the seeds for the [Crop] on [FIELD]? (Month) 8448 5791 1 13 1 1. SEPTEMBER 494 2 2. OCTOBER 228 3 3. NOVEMBER 86 4 4. DECEMBER 53 5 5. JANUARY 45 6 6. FEBRUARY 74 7 7. MARCH 178 8 8. APRIL 959 9 9. MAY 1529 10 10. JUNE 1869 11 11. JULY 1964 12 12. AUGUST 908 13 13. PAGUME 61 Sysmiss 5791 13b.When did you plant the seeds for the [Crop] on [FIELD]? (Year) 8447 5792 2013 2014 2013 7732 2014 715 Sysmiss 5792 14.What type of crop sowing techniques was used for [CROP] on [FIELD]? 8448 5791 1 2 1 1. BROADCAST PLANTING 6168 2 2. RAW PLANTING 2280 Sysmiss 5791 14b.What does the chickpea flowers on [FIELD] looks like? 81 14158 1 2 1 1. PICTURE 1 66 2 2. PICTURE 2 15 Sysmiss 14158 14c.Is the wheat planted on [FIELD] Durum variety? 397 13842 1 3 1 1. Yes 13 2 2. No 193 3 3. Don't Know 191 Sysmiss 13842 14d.Is the barley planted on [FIELD] Malt variety? 328 13911 1 3 1 1. Yes 32 2 2. No 230 3 3. Don't Know 66 Sysmiss 13911 15.IS THIS CROP A Permanent/TREE CROP? 14233 6 1 2 1 1. YES 5450 2 2. NO 8783 Sysmiss 6 15b.What is the total number of permanent/tree crops on [FIELD]? 4511 9728 1 20111 16.What is the number of Fruit Bearing Trees on [FIELD]? 4511 9728 0 10500 17.What is the percentage area for fruit bearing trees on [FIELD]? 5449 8790 0 100 18.In what year were most of these plants/ trees planted on [FIELD]? 4559 9680 1920 2014 19.How many trees/ plants were planted during the last 12 months? 5450 8789 0 2014 19b.What is the source of purchased seeds/plants on [FIELD]? 816 13423 1 7 1 1. Government nursery centers 19 2 2. Private nursery centers 423 3 3. YOUTH GROUP 3 4 4. NGO 14 5 5. Research centers 0 6 6. Market/vendor 148 7 7. Other (SPECIFY) 209 Sysmiss 13423 20.How many Enset were scratched or will be scratched? 476 13763 0 650 21a.How much of [CROP] do you expect to harvest from [FIELD]?: Quantity 13317 922 0 45000 24b.How much of [CROP] do you expect to harvest from [FIELD]?: Unit 14200 39 1 13 1 1. KILOGRAM 3072 2 2. QUINTQL 3332 3 3. BUNCHES 202 4 4. PICES 474 5 5. SMALL MADABERIYA. 1323 6 6. MEDIUM MADABERIYA 1966 7 7. LARGE MADABERIYA. 378 8 8. WRAP. 107 9 9. ESIR 1019 10 10. LARGE TASA. 171 11 11. MEDIUM TASA 134 12 12. SMALL TASA. 189 13 13. OTHER(SPECIFY) 1833 Sysmiss 39 Other specify 14239 22.Do you intend to sell any of [CROP] to be harvested from [FIELD]? 14200 39 1 2 1 1. YES 4877 2 2. NO 9323 Sysmiss 39 23.How much of the expected harvest of [CROP] do you intend to sell? 4877 9362 2 100 24.How much do you expect to receive from sales of [CROP]? 4877 9362 1 500000 25.What does the sweet potato flesh looks like? 183 14056 1 2 1 1. Picture 1 160 2 2. Picture 2 23 Sysmiss 14056 26.What does the sweet potato skin looks like? 183 14056 1 2 1 1. Picture1 67 2 2. Picture2 116 Sysmiss 14056 Unique Holder Indentifier 7733 Unique Household Indentifier 7733 Unique Seed Identifier 7733 1 23 1 1589 2 1238 3 1028 4 855 5 695 6 552 7 417 8 336 9 255 10 199 11 155 12 114 13 85 14 63 15 44 16 32 17 23 18 19 19 14 20 8 21 5 22 4 23 3 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 7733 14. Location: rural, town, small town 7733 1 1 1 1. RURAL 7733 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 7733 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 7733 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 32 3 3. AMHARA 1243 4 4. OROMIA 1769 5 5. SOMALI 69 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 780 7 7. SNNP 2542 12 12. GAMBELA 534 13 13. HARAR 570 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 194 Zone Code 7733 Woreda Code 7733 City Code 7733 8 8 8 7733 Sub city code 7733 88 88 88 7733 Kebele Code 7733 EA code 7733 Household ID 7733 Holder ID 7733 15. What is the holder's farm type? 7733 1 3 1 1. crop production only 693 2 2. livestock only 0 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 7040 4 4. none 0 Roster list question 7733 0B.Seed code 7732 1 1 123 1 1. 1.BARLEY 179 2 2. 2.MAIZE 1131 3 3. 3.MILLET 85 4 4. 4.OATS 10 5 5. 5.RICE 46 6 6. 6.SORGHUM 526 7 7. 7.TEFF 420 8 8. 8.WHEAT 254 9 9. 9.Mung Bean or MASHO 7 10 10. 10.CASSAVA 34 11 11. 11.CHICKPEAS 52 12 12. 12.HARICOTBEANS 101 13 13. 13.HORSE BEANS 217 14 14. 14.LENTILS 17 15 15. 15.FIELDPEAS 106 16 16. 16.VETCH 53 17 17. 17.GIBTO 1 18 18. 18.SOYA BEANS 41 19 19. 19.REDKIDENY BEANS 205 20 20. 20.FENNEL 6 21 21. 21.CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. 22.COTTON SEED 0 23 23. 23.LINESEED 27 24 24. 24.GROUND NUTS 61 25 25. 25.NUEG or NIGERSEED 51 26 26. 26.RAPESEED 23 27 27. 27.SESAME 28 28 28. 28.SUNFLOWER 3 30 30. 30.SAVORY or ROSEMARY 0 31 31. 31.BLACKCUMIN 7 32 32. 32.BLACKPEPPER 6 33 33. 33.CARDAMON 17 34 34. 34.CHILIES 37 35 35. 35.CINNAMON 0 36 36. 36.FENUGREEK 28 37 37. 37.GINGER 21 38 38. 38.REDPEPPER 108 39 39. 39.TUMERIC 11 40 40. 40.WHITECUMIN 5 41 41. 41.APPLES 10 42 42. 42.BANANAS 348 43 43. 43.GRAPES 0 44 44. 44.LEMONS 36 45 45. 45.MANDARINS 0 46 46. 46.MANGOS 256 47 47. 47.ORANGES 58 48 48. 48.PAPAYA 114 49 49. 49.PINAPPLES 3 50 50. 50.CITRON 1 51 51. 51.BEERROOT 22 52 52. 52.CABBAGE 33 53 53. 53.CARROT 22 54 54. 54.CAULIFLOWER 4 55 55. 55.GARLIC 96 56 56. 56.KALE 273 57 57. 57.LETTUCE 2 58 58. 58.ONION 60 59 59. 59.GREENPEPPER 91 60 60. 60.POTATOES 70 61 61. 61.PUMPKINS 122 62 62. 62.SWEETPOTATO 99 63 63. 63.TOMATOES 14 64 64. 64.GODERE 190 65 65. 65.GUAVA 58 66 66. 66.PEACH 3 67 67. 67.MUSTARD 0 68 68. 68.FETO 0 69 69. 69.SPINACH 4 70 70. 70.GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. 71.CHAT 285 72 72. 72.COFFEE 425 73 73. 73.COTTON 4 74 74. 74.ENSET 369 75 75. 75.GESHO 153 76 76. 76.SUGARCANE 108 77 77. 77.TEA 0 78 78. 78.TOBACCO 12 79 79. 79.CORIANDER 15 80 80. 80.SACREDBASIL 34 81 81. 81.RUE 35 82 82. 82.GISHITA 21 83 83. 83.WATERMELON 1 84 84. 84.AVOCADOS 217 85 85. 85.GRAZINGLAND 1 98 98. 98.OTHER ROOT CROP 41 99 99. 99.OTHER LAND USE 2 108 108. 108.AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. 110.GIRAMTA 0 112 112. 112.KAZMIR 34 113 113. 113.STRAWBERRY 1 114 114. 114.SHIFERAW 16 115 115. 115.OTHER FRUITS 6 116 116. 116.TIMIZ KIMEM 1 117 117. 117.OTHER SPICES 8 118 118. 118.OTHER PULSES 1 119 119. 119.OTHER OILS EED 0 120 120. 120.OTHER CEREAL 4 123 123. 123.OTHER VEGETABLE 25 Sysmiss 1 1a.SEED TYPE 7733 1 2 1 1. TRADITIONAL 7101 2 2. IMPROVED 632 1b. IMPROVED SEED TYPE 632 7101 1 3 1 1. IMPROVED NEW 475 2 2. IMPROVED/FROM PREVIOUS YEAR PRODUCTION 103 3 3. IMPROVED/SAVED FROM PREVIOUS YEAR 54 Sysmiss 7101 2.Did you purchase any of the [SEED] used? 7733 1 2 1 1. YES 2104 2 2. NO 5629 3.Who were the sources of the [SEED] that you purchased?: SOURCE 1 2104 5629 1 99 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 370 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 43 4 10 5 5. Local market 1139 6 6. Main market 395 7 7. Relative 35 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 101 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 3 11 11. Roadside 4 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 4 Sysmiss 5629 3.Who were the sources of the [SEED] that you purchased?: SOURCE 2 186 7547 3 99 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 0 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 17 4 1 5 5. Local market 3 6 6. Main market 123 7 7. Relative 8 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 29 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 1 10 10. NGO 2 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 2 Sysmiss 7547 4a.How much of the [SEED] was purchased or purchased on credit 2104 5629 0 2500 5.What was the main mode of transportation used to bring back all of the [SEED] 2104 5629 1 3 1 1. ON FOOT 1459 2 2. Modern Transport 397 3 3. Transport animals 248 Sysmiss 5629 6.How much did you pay for transportation to acquire all purchase [SEED] 2104 5629 0 1600 0 1541 2 5 3 2 4 1 5 5 6 2 8 1 9 1 10 50 12 1 15 12 20 107 25 14 30 44 32 1 40 58 50 77 55 1 60 31 70 2 80 16 85 1 90 5 91 1 100 57 110 2 120 4 126 1 130 2 140 4 150 15 157 1 160 1 170 2 180 1 200 16 210 1 235 1 250 2 260 1 270 1 300 5 320 1 350 1 400 3 440 1 675 1 1600 1 Sysmiss 5629 7.What was the value of all of the [SEED] that you purchased or purchased 2104 5629 1 30000 8.How did you finance this [SEED] purchase? 2104 5629 1 3 1 1. PAID IN FULL,WITH CASH 2085 2 2. FULL ON CREDIT 16 3 3. PART IN CASH, PART- ON CREDIT 3 Sysmiss 5629 9.How much did you pay up-front for this [SEED] purchase? 50 7683 0 600 0 47 140 1 380 1 600 1 Sysmiss 7683 12.Did you receive any of the [SEED] for free? 7733 1 2 1 1. YES 258 2 2. NO 7475 13a.How much of the [SEED] did you receive in total for free 251 7482 0 2013 14.From whom did you receive the [SEED] for free?: SOURCE 1 190 7543 1 99 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 11 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 7 4 0 5 5. Local market 7 6 6. Main market 5 7 7. Relative 95 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 62 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 2 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 0 99 99. Other (specify) 1 Sysmiss 7543 14.From whom did you receive the [SEED] for free?: SOURCE 2 65 7668 8 12 1 1. Agricultural cooperative/union/association 0 2 2. FARMER-BASED CLUB/ORG 0 3 3. Government agency 0 4 0 5 5. Local market 0 6 6. Main market 0 7 7. Relative 0 8 8. Friend/Neighbor 11 9 9. Private microfinance institutions 0 10 10. NGO 0 11 11. Roadside 0 12 12. From own source 54 99 99. Other (specify) 0 Sysmiss 7668 15.How much did you pay for transportation in total to acquire all of the [SEED] 251 7482 0 150 0 238 15 3 20 2 30 1 50 3 60 2 100 1 150 1 Sysmiss 7482 16.Was any of the [SEED] that you used left over from a previous season? 7733 1 2 1 1. YES 2291 2 2. NO 5442 17.How much of the [SEED] that you used left over from a previous season? 2242 5491 0.001 707 Unique Holder Indentifier 2110 Unique Household Indentifier 2110 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 2110 household sample weight 2110 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 2110 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 85 3 3. AMHARA 302 4 4. OROMIA 413 5 5. SOMALI 261 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 109 7 7. SNNP 434 12 12. GAMBELA 178 13 13. HARAR 185 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 143 Zone Code 2110 Woreda Code 2110 City Code 2110 8 8 8 2110 Sub city code 2110 88 88 88 2110 Kebele Code 2110 EA code 2110 Holder ID 2110 15. What is the holder's farm type? 2110 1 4 1 1. crop production only 211 2 2. livestock only 320 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 1455 4 4. none 124 1.Do you exercise crop rotation on your land holding? 1662 448 1 3 1 1. YES 990 2 2. NO 660 3 3. NotApplicable 12 Sysmiss 448 2.Did you use chemical fertilizers on any one of your crop field? 1662 448 1 2 1 1. YES 922 2 2. NO 740 3 3. NotApplicable 0 Sysmiss 448 3.What is the reason for not using chemical fertilizers? 740 1370 1 7 1 1. Lack of Knowledge 105 2 2. HIGH PRICE 38 3 3. LACK OF MONEY 228 4 4. NON-AVAILABILITY OF SUPPLY 128 5 5. LACK OF CREDIT SERVICE 25 6 6. SKEPTICAL OF THE OUTCOME 62 7 7. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 154 Sysmiss 1370 Other specify 2110 3b. Have you ever called the '8028', or agricultural hotline? 1662 448 1 3 1 1. YES 6 2 2. NO 1623 3 3. NotApplicable 33 Sysmiss 448 4.Do you participate in the extension program? 1662 448 1 2 1 1. YES 591 2 2. NO 1071 3 3. NotApplicable 0 Sysmiss 448 5.What is the reason for not participating in the Extension Program? 1071 1039 1 7 1 1. Lack of Knowledge 187 2 2. LACK OF MONEY 148 3 3. SKEPTICAL OF THE OUTCOME 61 4 4. NON-AVAILABILITY OF PROGRAM 446 5 5. LACK OF ADEQUATE CROP FIELD 151 6 6. EXTENSION OFFICER DID NOT SHOW UP 45 7 7. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 33 Sysmiss 1039 Other specify 2110 6.Do you get credit services? 1662 448 1 2 1 1. YES 122 2 2. NO 1540 3 3. NotApplicable 0 Sysmiss 448 7.Where did you get the credit from? 122 1988 1 5 1 1. Government 52 2 2. Private 17 3 3. Non Government financial institute 10 4 4. Coopratives 38 5 5. Other(Specify) 5 Sysmiss 1988 Other specify 2110 8.Why did you not get credit services? 1540 570 1 6 1 1. NON-AVAILABILITY OF THE SERVICE 464 2 2. UNABLE TO PAY THE LOAN 416 3 3. INADEQUATE SERVICE PROVIDED 460 4 4. Lack of Knowledge 63 5 5. DOES NOT YIELD ANY RESULTS 68 6 6. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 69 Sysmiss 570 Other specify 2110 9.Do you not get advisory services? 1662 448 1 2 1 1. YES 537 2 2. NO 1125 3 3. NotApplicable 0 Sysmiss 448 10.Why do you not get advisory services? 1125 985 1 5 1 1. NON-AVAILABILITY OF THE SERVICE 345 2 2. INADEQUATE SERVICE PROVIDED 616 3 3. Lack of Knowledge 114 4 4. DOES NOT YIELD ANY RESULTS 31 5 5. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 19 Sysmiss 985 Other specify 2110 11. Who are your major suppliers of fertilizer?: SUPPLIER 1 1662 448 1 6 1 1. GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION 257 2 2. PRIVATE ORGANIZATION 36 3 3. MERCHANTS 167 4 4. COOPERATIVE 468 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 7 6 6. NEVER PURCHASED FERTILIZER 727 Sysmiss 448 11. Who are your major suppliers of fertilizer?: SUPPLIER 2 49 2061 2 6 1 1. GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION 0 2 2. PRIVATE ORGANIZATION 9 3 3. MERCHANTS 7 4 4. COOPERATIVE 28 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 6 6. NEVER PURCHASED FERTILIZER 5 Sysmiss 2061 Other specify 2110 12.How many of your own oxen were used in this Meher season? 1662 448 0 130 0 1063 1 209 2 342 3 18 4 26 5 2 6 1 130 1 Sysmiss 448 13.If you don't have enough oxen how do you plough? 1272 838 1 8 1 1. BY RENTING OX 104 2 2. BY PAIRING MINE W/SOMEONE'S OX 162 3 3. BY PAIRING MINE W/OTHER ANIMAL 28 4 4. USING OTHER ANIMAL(LIKE HORSE OR COW) 34 5 5. DIGGING 661 6 6. USING BORROWED OXEN 194 7 7. Tractor/ Machine 74 8 8. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 15 Sysmiss 838 3b.If you have used rented means to cultivate, how much did you paid for the ren 1662 448 0 20000 Other specify 2110 14.How many oxen do you have? 1662 448 0 7000 0 1075 1 226 2 313 3 15 4 25 5 3 6 2 7 1 200 1 7000 1 Sysmiss 448 15.What type of Plough equipment do you mostly use? 1662 448 1 7 1 1. Traditional plough (Maresha) 994 2 2. Broadbed Maker (double Maresha) 1 3 3. Hoe 1 4 4. Two-wheel tractor (2WT) 56 5 5. Four-wheel Tractor with disk harows 4 6 6. Four-wheel Tractor with ploughs 571 7 7. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 35 Sysmiss 448 Other specify 2110 16.What type of machine do you mostly use to thresh the crop products? 1662 448 1 5 1 1. Beating with stick/separate by hand 1060 2 2. Use livestock to thresh the crop 511 3 3. Modern thresher 41 4 4. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 6 5 5. Not applicable 44 Sysmiss 448 Other specify 2110 17.Do you plough any new never cultivated field in the last season? 1662 448 1 2 1 1. YES 30 2 2. NO 1632 3 3. NotApplicable 0 Sysmiss 448 18.What was the purpose of this additional field? 30 2080 1 5 1 1. Own grazing land/forest/Wetland/Dryland 22 2 2. Government grazing land/forest/Wetland/Dryland 1 3 3. Common grazing land/forest/Wetland/Dryland 3 4 4. Another holder's grazing land/forest/Wetland/Dryland 3 5 5. OTHERS(SPECIFY) 1 Sysmiss 2080 Other specify 2110 19.Total Chemical Fertilizers purchased for main season in 2011 E.C 1662 448 0 7000 20.Total Dap fertilizer ready for use for main season in 2011 E.C 1662 448 0 50 0 1659 3 1 50 2 Sysmiss 448 21.Total Urea fertilizer ready for use for main season in 2011 E.C 1662 448 0 650 22.Total NPS fertilizer ready for use for main season in 2011 E.C 1662 448 0 1200 23.Total other chemical fertilizer ready for use for main season in 2011 E.C 1662 448 0 900 24.Total Dap fertilizer used for main season in 2011 E.C 3 2107 3 50 3 1 50 2 Sysmiss 2107 25.Total Urea fertilizer used for main season in 2011 E.C 718 1392 0 1560 26.Total NPS fertilizer used for main season in 2011 E.C 578 1532 0 1200 27.Total other chemical fertilizer used for main season in 2011 E.C 234 1876 0 1600 28a.What was the main reason for avaliable DAP and used DAP difference? 2110 * 1 1. TO USE REMAINING FOR ANOTHER MEHER 0 2 2. TO USE FOR BELG SEASON 0 3 3. I SOLD IT 0 4 4. I GAVE IT TO ANOTHER PERSON 0 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 2110 Other specify 2110 28b.What was the main reason for avaliable UREA and used UREA difference? 123 1987 1 5 1 1. TO USE REMAINING FOR ANOTHER MEHER 52 2 2. TO USE FOR BELG SEASON 32 3 3. I SOLD IT 8 4 4. I GAVE IT TO ANOTHER PERSON 18 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 13 Sysmiss 1987 Other specify 2110 28c.What was the main reason for avaliable NPS and used NPS difference? 110 2000 1 5 1 1. TO USE REMAINING FOR ANOTHER MEHER 35 2 2. TO USE FOR BELG SEASON 38 3 3. I SOLD IT 19 4 4. I GAVE IT TO ANOTHER PERSON 12 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 Sysmiss 2000 Other specify 2110 28d.What was the main reason for avaliable Mixed and used Mixed difference? 34 2076 1 5 1 1. TO USE REMAINING FOR ANOTHER MEHER 18 2 2. TO USE FOR BELG SEASON 9 3 3. I SOLD IT 2 4 4. I GAVE IT TO ANOTHER PERSON 4 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 1 Sysmiss 2076 Other specify 2110 29.Have you participated in watershed activities in your community (2013)? 1662 448 1 2 1 1. YES 737 2 2. NO 925 3 3. NotApplicable 0 Sysmiss 448 30.For how many days have you participated in the watershed activities? 737 1373 0 2013 0 1 1 7 2 25 3 64 4 42 5 74 6 40 7 34 8 28 9 3 10 46 11 2 12 39 13 5 14 7 15 75 16 8 17 9 18 14 19 5 20 71 21 9 22 12 24 14 25 13 26 7 28 5 29 2 30 41 31 1 32 2 33 2 34 2 35 4 36 1 37 3 39 2 40 6 42 1 45 5 50 2 55 1 60 1 90 1 2013 1 Sysmiss 1373 31.What was 3 watershed activities you have participated in?: ACTIVITY 1 737 1373 1 7 1 1. TERRACING 572 2 2. TREE PLANTING 69 3 3. CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES 26 4 4. PREPARING WATER HARVESTING PITS 2 5 5. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 61 6 6. SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION 2 7 7. PREPARING HOLES FOR TREE PLANTATION 5 8 8. TRENCHES 0 9 9. WIRE MESH (GABIYON) 0 10 10. BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION 0 11 11. STONE TERRACING 0 12 12. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 1373 31.What was 3 watershed activities you have participated in?: ACTIVITY 2 533 1577 2 12 1 1. TERRACING 0 2 2. TREE PLANTING 152 3 3. CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES 104 4 4. PREPARING WATER HARVESTING PITS 31 5 5. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 171 6 6. SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION 11 7 7. PREPARING HOLES FOR TREE PLANTATION 37 8 8. TRENCHES 1 9 9. WIRE MESH (GABIYON) 0 10 10. BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION 10 11 11. STONE TERRACING 11 12 12. OTHER (SPECIFY) 5 Sysmiss 1577 31.What was 3 watershed activities you have participated in?: ACTIVITY 3 326 1784 3 11 1 1. TERRACING 0 2 2. TREE PLANTING 0 3 3. CONSERVATION ACTIVITIES 30 4 4. PREPARING WATER HARVESTING PITS 28 5 5. ROAD CONSTRUCTION 80 6 6. SEWERAGE CONSTRUCTION 31 7 7. PREPARING HOLES FOR TREE PLANTATION 57 8 8. TRENCHES 14 9 9. WIRE MESH (GABIYON) 2 10 10. BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION 57 11 11. STONE TERRACING 27 12 12. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 1784 Other specify 2110 32.How much quantity of pesticide was used?: Quantity 1662 448 0 1000 32.How much quantity of pesticide was used?: Unit 185 1925 1 3 1 1. GRAM 30 2 2. KILO GRAM 13 3 3. LITER 142 Sysmiss 1925 32.How much quantity of herbicide was used?: Quantity 1662 448 0 900 32.How much quantity of herbicide was used?: Unit 392 1718 1 3 1 1. GRAM 29 2 2. KILO GRAM 24 3 3. LITER 339 Sysmiss 1718 32.How much quantity of fungicide was used?: Quantity 1662 448 0 60 0 1585 0.001 1 0.01 2 0.02 1 0.03 1 0.05 1 0.085 1 0.1 1 0.25 8 0.3 2 0.33 1 0.5 14 0.54 1 0.6 2 0.65 1 0.69 2 0.7 1 0.72 1 0.8 1 0.82 1 0.95 1 1 16 1.5 1 1.8 1 1.9 1 2 4 2.18 1 2.27 1 2.5 1 2.6 1 2.7 2 3 1 4 1 4.27 1 60 1 Sysmiss 448 32.How much quantity of fungicide was used?: Unit 77 2033 1 3 1 1. GRAM 5 2 2. KILO GRAM 5 3 3. LITER 67 Sysmiss 2033 33 How much have you spent for irrigation related activities? 1662 448 0 20000 0 1592 30 1 50 1 60 1 80 1 100 3 150 3 180 1 200 7 250 1 300 7 400 4 500 7 600 2 700 1 800 2 850 1 1000 6 1110 1 1200 3 1400 2 2000 5 2500 1 3000 3 4000 1 5000 4 20000 1 Sysmiss 448 1662 448 0 3200 0 1602 3 2 4 1 20 1 50 2 58 1 65 1 80 2 100 2 120 3 150 5 200 2 250 3 300 4 350 2 400 3 450 1 500 6 550 1 600 2 700 1 800 3 1000 3 1200 1 1300 1 1400 1 1500 1 1700 1 2000 2 2500 1 3200 1 Sysmiss 448 35.How much have you spent on maintainance of agriculture tools? 1662 448 0 2000 36.How much have you spent for agriculture products storage like PP bags, sacks? 1662 448 0 3000 37.Have you participate this season in commercialization cluster farming initiat 1662 448 2 2 1 1. YES 0 2 2. NO 1662 3 3. NotApplicable 0 Sysmiss 448 38.What benefits you get from agriculture commercialization?: Benefit 1 2110 * 1 1. Improved supply of/access to inputs 0 2 2. Use of modern technologies 0 3 3. Decline in post harvest loss 0 4 4. Increase in income 0 5 5. Get access to better market network 0 6 6. No Benefit received 0 7 7. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 2110 38.What benefits you get from agriculture commercialization?: Benefit 2 2110 * 1 1. Improved supply of/access to inputs 0 2 2. Use of modern technologies 0 3 3. Decline in post harvest loss 0 4 4. Increase in income 0 5 5. Get access to better market network 0 6 6. No Benefit received 0 7 7. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 2110 38.What benefits you get from agriculture commercialization?: Benefit 3 2110 * 1 1. Improved supply of/access to inputs 0 2 2. Use of modern technologies 0 3 3. Decline in post harvest loss 0 4 4. Increase in income 0 5 5. Get access to better market network 0 6 6. No Benefit received 0 7 7. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 2110 Other specify 2110 39.What challengs you get from agriculture commercialization?: Challenge 1 2110 * 1 1. lack of access to inputs 0 2 2. Lack of access to modern technologies 0 3 3. Lack of agreement in crop choices 0 4 4. Unable to maintain crop rotation 0 5 5. No Benefit received 0 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 2110 39.What challengs you get from agriculture commercialization?: Challenge 2 2110 * 1 1. lack of access to inputs 0 2 2. Lack of access to modern technologies 0 3 3. Lack of agreement in crop choices 0 4 4. Unable to maintain crop rotation 0 5 5. No Benefit received 0 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 2110 Other specify 2110 40.What was the negative impact of COVID-19 on your farming activities of 2014 E 1662 448 1 99 1 1. Delay in farm land preparation 14 2 2. Delay in planting time/season 0 3 3. Delay in the supply of agriculture inputs 0 4 4. Shortage of labor for farming activities 9 5 5. Increase in the price of farm inputs 40 6 6. No Negative Impact 1595 99 99. Other specify 4 Sysmiss 448 41.What % was cultivated land area reduced due to COVID in 2014 EC vs pre COVID? 67 2043 0 50 0 45 10 7 15 3 20 9 30 2 50 1 Sysmiss 2043 42.What % was productivity of crop reduced due to COVID in 2014 EC vs pre COVID? 67 2043 0 50 0 43 10 5 20 7 25 2 30 5 40 1 50 4 Sysmiss 2043 Unique Holder Indentifier 14239 Unique Household Indentifier 14239 Unique Parcel Identifier 14239 1 31 1 8422 2 2458 3 1226 4 657 5 465 6 299 7 204 8 157 9 117 10 65 11 38 12 30 13 25 14 17 15 15 16 13 17 9 18 9 19 5 20 2 21 1 23 1 24 1 26 1 29 1 31 1 Unique Field Identifier 14239 1 21 1 3618 2 2440 3 1727 4 1373 5 1060 6 868 7 679 8 518 9 436 10 325 11 245 12 217 13 170 14 136 15 108 16 87 17 73 18 61 19 56 20 41 21 1 Unique Crop Identifier 14239 1 9 1 10524 2 2695 3 965 4 42 5 9 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 14239 14. Location: rural, town, small town 14239 1 1 1 1. RURAL 14239 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 14239 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 14239 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 34 3 3. AMHARA 1964 4 4. OROMIA 3096 5 5. SOMALI 70 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1197 7 7. SNNP 5127 12 12. GAMBELA 869 13 13. HARAR 1540 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 342 Zone Code 14239 Woreda Code 14239 City Code 14239 8 8 8 14239 Sub city code 14239 88 88 88 14239 Kebele Code 14239 EA code 14239 Household ID 14239 Holder ID 14239 15. What is the holder's farm type? 14239 1 3 1 1. crop production only 1165 2 2. livestock only 0 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 13074 4 4. none 0 1a.Crop name 14239 1b.CROP CODE 14239 1 123 1 1. 1.BARLEY 328 2 2. 2.MAIZE 1943 3 3. 3.MILLET 105 4 4. 4.OATS 12 5 5. 5.RICE 64 6 6. 6.SORGHUM 918 7 7. 7.TEFF 835 8 8. 8.WHEAT 397 9 9. 9.Mung Bean or MASHO 10 10 10. 10.CASSAVA 83 11 11. 11.CHICKPEAS 81 12 12. 12.HARICOTBEANS 150 13 13. 13.HORSE BEANS 305 14 14. 14.LENTILS 28 15 15. 15.FIELDPEAS 137 16 16. 16.VETCH 84 17 17. 17.GIBTO 1 18 18. 18.SOYA BEANS 58 19 19. 19.REDKIDENY BEANS 316 20 20. 20.FENNEL 11 21 21. 21.CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. 22.COTTON SEED 0 23 23. 23.LINESEED 28 24 24. 24.GROUND NUTS 112 25 25. 25.NUEG or NIGERSEED 66 26 26. 26.RAPESEED 30 27 27. 27.SESAME 38 28 28. 28.SUNFLOWER 3 30 30. 30.SAVORY or ROSEMARY 0 31 31. 31.BLACKCUMIN 11 32 32. 32.BLACKPEPPER 13 33 33. 33.CARDAMON 24 34 34. 34.CHILIES 56 35 35. 35.CINNAMON 0 36 36. 36.FENUGREEK 30 37 37. 37.GINGER 25 38 38. 38.REDPEPPER 153 39 39. 39.TUMERIC 13 40 40. 40.WHITECUMIN 5 41 41. 41.APPLES 14 42 42. 42.BANANAS 787 43 43. 43.GRAPES 0 44 44. 44.LEMONS 60 45 45. 45.MANDARINS 0 46 46. 46.MANGOS 550 47 47. 47.ORANGES 69 48 48. 48.PAPAYA 187 49 49. 49.PINAPPLES 2 50 50. 50.CITRON 3 51 51. 51.BEERROOT 33 52 52. 52.CABBAGE 37 53 53. 53.CARROT 30 54 54. 54.CAULIFLOWER 8 55 55. 55.GARLIC 135 56 56. 56.KALE 523 57 57. 57.LETTUCE 10 58 58. 58.ONION 80 59 59. 59.GREENPEPPER 121 60 60. 60.POTATOES 118 61 61. 61.PUMPKINS 191 62 62. 62.SWEETPOTATO 184 63 63. 63.TOMATOES 18 64 64. 64.GODERE 416 65 65. 65.GUAVA 78 66 66. 66.PEACH 4 67 67. 67.MUSTARD 0 68 68. 68.FETO 0 69 69. 69.SPINACH 10 70 70. 70.GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. 71.CHAT 904 72 72. 72.COFFEE 1102 73 73. 73.COTTON 4 74 74. 74.ENSET 879 75 75. 75.GESHO 238 76 76. 76.SUGARCANE 175 77 77. 77.TEA 0 78 78. 78.TOBACCO 15 79 79. 79.CORIANDER 19 80 80. 80.SACREDBASIL 40 81 81. 81.RUE 49 82 82. 82.GISHITA 31 83 83. 83.WATERMELON 1 84 84. 84.AVOCADOS 406 85 85. 85.GRAZINGLAND 0 98 98. 98.OTHER ROOT CROP 68 99 99. 99.OTHER LAND USE 4 108 108. 108.AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. 110.GIRAMTA 0 112 112. 112.KAZMIR 38 113 113. 113.STRAWBERRY 1 114 114. 114.SHIFERAW 39 115 115. 115.OTHER FRUITS 17 116 116. 116.TIMIZ KIMEM 1 117 117. 117.OTHER SPICES 12 118 118. 118.OTHER PULSES 2 119 119. 119.OTHER OILS EED 2 120 120. 120.OTHER CEREAL 3 123 123. 123.OTHER VEGETABLE 48 1.Is crop selected for crop cut? 5991 8248 1 2 1 1. YES 2468 2 2. NO 3523 Sysmiss 8248 1b. Is this maize crop selected for crop cut because the household is Wave 4 301 13938 1 2 1 1. YES 45 2 2. NO 256 Sysmiss 13938 2a.Date of crop cut 14239 3a.Fresh weight of crop 2513 11726 0 15 4.Dry weight of crop 2513 11726 0 13.695 5. Crop cut sample bar code 14239 Unique Holder Indentifier 1596 Unique Household Indentifier 1596 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 1596 14. Location: rural, town, small town 1596 1 1 1 1. Rural 1596 2 2. Urban 0 household sample weight 1596 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 1596 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 21 3 3. AMHARA 245 4 4. OROMIA 375 5 5. SOMALI 39 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 102 7 7. SNNP 403 12 12. GAMBELA 148 13 13. HARAR 168 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 95 Zone Code 1596 Woreda Code 1596 City Code 1596 Sub city code 1596 Kebele Code 1596 EA code 1596 Household ID 1596 Holder ID 1596 Household Head Name 1596 Holder Name 1596 Village name where the HH lives 1596 15. What is the holder's farm type? 1596 1 3 1 1. Crop 200 2 2. Livestock 0 3 3. Both 1396 4 4. None 0 16. What is the holder's education Level 1596 0 99 0 0. kindergarten, 0 grade, nursery, 43 1 1. 1st grade 329 2 2. 2nd grade 70 3 3. 3rd grade 54 4 4. 4th grade 69 5 5. 5th grade 68 6 6. 6th grade 84 7 7. 7th grade 65 8 8. 8th grade 73 9 9. 9th grade (old Curriculum) 30 10 10. 10th grade (old Curriculum) 39 11 11. 11th grade (old Curriculum) 12 12 12. 12th grade (old Curriculum) 16 13 13. 12th grade + 1 (certificate) (old Curriculum) 2 14 14. teacher training certificate (old Curriculum) 2 15 15. 1st year college (old Curriculum) 7 16 16. 2nd year college (old Curriculum) 1 17 17. diploma (old Curriculum) 9 18 18. 3rd year college (old Curriculum) 4 19 19. bachelor's degree program (including M.D.) (old Curriculum) 19 20 20. Postgraduate diploma (m.a., phd, mphil, etc.) (old Curriculum) 4 21 21. 9th grade (New Curriculum) 4 22 22. 10th grade (New Curriculum) 24 23 23. 11th grade (New Curriculum) 4 24 24. 12th grade (New Curriculum) 3 25 25. certificate (10+1) vocational and technical course (New Curriculum) 2 26 26. level 2 vocational and technical course (New Curriculum) 1 27 27. certificate (10+2) vocational and technical course (New Curriculum) 0 28 28. 1 year in 10+3 or level 3 vocational and technical course (New Curriculum) 2 29 29. 2 years in 10+3 or level 3 vocational and technical course (New Curriculum) 1 30 30. diploma in 10+3 or level 3 vocational and techincal course (New Curriculum) 14 31 31. 1st year college (New Curriculum) 0 32 32. 2nd year college (New Curriculum) 0 33 33. 3rd year colleege (New Curriculum) 1 34 34. bachelor's degree including M.D.) (New Curriculum) 2 35 35. above bachelor's (m.a., phd, mphil, etc.) (New Curriculum) 4 93 93. informal education (can read and write but has never been in regular school) 12 94 94. adult literacy program 0 95 95. satellite 1 96 96. non-regular (can read and write by attending a religious institute such as kes or kuran but never attended regular school) 44 98 98. not educated 476 99 99. I don't Know 1 17. Interviewer Name 1596 18. Supervisor Name 1596 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Latitude 1596 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Longitude 1596 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Accuracy 1596 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Altitude 1596 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Timestamp 1596 20. Date of Interview 1596 Branch code 1596 Unique Holder Indentifier 9058 Unique Household Indentifier 9058 Individual ID 9058 1 20 1 1561 2 1513 3 1393 4 1260 5 1040 6 845 7 574 8 373 9 230 10 133 11 68 12 34 13 14 14 8 15 5 16 3 17 1 18 1 19 1 20 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 9058 household sample weight 9058 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 9058 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 140 3 3. AMHARA 1263 4 4. OROMIA 2174 5 5. SOMALI 273 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 496 7 7. SNNP 2373 12 12. GAMBELA 832 13 13. HARAR 932 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 575 Zone Code 9058 Woreda Code 9058 City Code 9058 Sub city code 9058 Kebele Code 9058 EA code 9058 Household ID 9058 Holder ID 9058 14. Location: rural, town, small town 9058 1 1 1 1. Rural 9058 2 2. Urban 0 15. What is the holder's farm type? 9058 1 3 1 1. Crop 842 2 2. Livestock 0 3 3. Both 8216 4 4. None 0 Roster list question 9058 2. How old is Name 9056 2 0 98 3. What is the gender of NAME? 9056 2 1 2 1 1. MALE 4579 2 2. FEMALE 4477 Sysmiss 2 4. What is your farm holding type? 6522 2536 1 4 1 1. Crop 258 2 2. Livestock 51 3 3. Both 1708 4 4. None 4505 Sysmiss 2536 5. MARK WITH 'X' THE RESPONDENT OR RESPONDENTS WHO ARE HOLDERS 2017 7041 1 2 1 1. YES 1551 2 2. NO 466 Sysmiss 7041 Unique Holder Indentifier 13772 Unique Household Indentifier 13772 Unique Parcel Identifier 13772 1 31 1 8211 2 2336 3 1185 4 631 5 438 6 282 7 196 8 153 9 111 10 63 11 37 12 30 13 24 14 16 15 15 16 13 17 9 18 9 19 5 20 2 21 1 23 1 24 1 26 1 29 1 31 1 Unique Field Identifier 13772 1 21 1 3523 2 2304 3 1651 4 1315 5 1021 6 847 7 656 8 511 9 429 10 318 11 245 12 214 13 171 14 138 15 109 16 87 17 73 18 62 19 56 20 41 21 1 Unique Crop Identifier 13772 1 10 1 10141 2 2624 3 937 4 41 5 15 6 6 7 2 8 3 9 2 10 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 13772 14. Location: rural, town, small town 13772 1 1 1 1. Rural 13772 2 2. Urban 0 household sample weight 13772 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 13772 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 26 3 3. AMHARA 1815 4 4. OROMIA 3040 5 5. SOMALI 37 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1183 7 7. SNNP 4985 12 12. GAMBELA 833 13 13. HARAR 1523 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 330 Zone Code 13772 Woreda Code 13772 City Code 13772 Sub city code 13772 Kebele Code 13772 EA code 13772 Household ID 13772 Holder ID 13772 15. What is the holder's farm type? 13772 1 3 1 1. Crop 1078 2 2. Livestock 0 3 3. Both 12694 4 4. None 0 1a.Crop name 13772 1b.CROP CODE 13772 1 123 1 1. 1.BARLEY 322 2 2. 2.MAIZE 1910 3 3. 3.MILLET 105 4 4. 4.OATS 9 5 5. 5.RICE 64 6 6. 6.SORGHUM 889 7 7. 7.TEFF 803 8 8. 8.WHEAT 367 9 9. 9.Mung Bean or MASHO 11 10 10. 10.CASSAVA 81 11 11. 11.CHICKPEAS 61 12 12. 12.HARICOTBEANS 140 13 13. 13.HORSE BEANS 289 14 14. 14.LENTILS 28 15 15. 15.FIELDPEAS 131 16 16. 16.VETCH 81 17 17. 17.GIBTO 1 18 18. 18.SOYA BEANS 58 19 19. 19.REDKIDENY BEANS 310 20 20. 20.FENNEL 8 21 21. 21.CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. 22.COTTON SEED 0 23 23. 23.LINESEED 27 24 24. 24.GROUND NUTS 113 25 25. 25.NUEG or NIGERSEED 66 26 26. 26.RAPESEED 30 27 27. 27.SESAME 37 28 28. 28.SUNFLOWER 2 30 30. 30.SAVORY or ROSEMARY 0 31 31. 31.BLACKCUMIN 11 32 32. 32.BLACKPEPPER 6 33 33. 33.CARDAMON 22 34 34. 34.CHILIES 51 35 35. 35.CINNAMON 0 36 36. 36.FENUGREEK 28 37 37. 37.GINGER 25 38 38. 38.REDPEPPER 149 39 39. 39.TUMERIC 9 40 40. 40.WHITECUMIN 5 41 41. 41.APPLES 15 42 42. 42.BANANAS 757 43 43. 43.GRAPES 0 44 44. 44.LEMONS 58 45 45. 45.MANDARINS 0 46 46. 46.MANGOS 538 47 47. 47.ORANGES 66 48 48. 48.PAPAYA 178 49 49. 49.PINAPPLES 2 50 50. 50.CITRON 2 51 51. 51.BEERROOT 29 52 52. 52.CABBAGE 35 53 53. 53.CARROT 27 54 54. 54.CAULIFLOWER 8 55 55. 55.GARLIC 128 56 56. 56.KALE 514 57 57. 57.LETTUCE 10 58 58. 58.ONION 70 59 59. 59.GREENPEPPER 118 60 60. 60.POTATOES 118 61 61. 61.PUMPKINS 197 62 62. 62.SWEETPOTATO 187 63 63. 63.TOMATOES 20 64 64. 64.GODERE 398 65 65. 65.GUAVA 76 66 66. 66.PEACH 4 67 67. 67.MUSTARD 0 68 68. 68.FETO 0 69 69. 69.SPINACH 8 70 70. 70.GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. 71.CHAT 895 72 72. 72.COFFEE 1058 73 73. 73.COTTON 4 74 74. 74.ENSET 836 75 75. 75.GESHO 221 76 76. 76.SUGARCANE 168 77 77. 77.TEA 0 78 78. 78.TOBACCO 17 79 79. 79.CORIANDER 19 80 80. 80.SACREDBASIL 37 81 81. 81.RUE 44 82 82. 82.GISHITA 34 83 83. 83.WATERMELON 1 84 84. 84.AVOCADOS 393 85 85. 85.GRAZINGLAND 0 98 98. 98.OTHER ROOT CROP 67 99 99. 99.OTHER LAND USE 13 108 108. 108.AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. 110.GIRAMTA 0 112 112. 112.KAZMIR 39 113 113. 113.STRAWBERRY 1 114 114. 114.SHIFERAW 39 115 115. 115.OTHER FRUITS 11 116 116. 116.TIMIZ KIMEM 1 117 117. 117.OTHER SPICES 14 118 118. 118.OTHER PULSES 1 119 119. 119.OTHER OILS EED 2 120 120. 120.OTHER CEREAL 4 123 123. 123.OTHER VEGETABLE 41 2.What type of crop stand was on the [FIELD]? 13767 5 1 2 1 1. PURE STAND 7620 2 2. MIXED STAND 6147 Sysmiss 5 3.Approximately, how much of [FIELD] was planted with [CROP]? 6142 7630 0 100 0 9 1 10 2 21 3 7 4 4 5 189 6 1 7 2 8 3 9 3 10 519 15 185 17 4 18 1 19 1 20 680 23 2 25 284 28 1 30 717 32 1 33 14 34 4 35 117 38 1 40 613 42 1 45 72 50 743 55 48 60 590 65 63 67 5 69 1 70 424 75 143 78 1 80 334 85 75 90 174 95 51 96 2 97 2 98 10 99 3 100 7 Sysmiss 7630 4.Have you harvested any of the [CROP] from this [FIELD]? 13772 1 2 1 1. YES 11626 2 2. NO 2146 5a.How much [CROP] have you harvested from [FIELD]?: Quantity 11622 2150 1 19000 5b.How much [CROP] have you harvested from [FIELD]?: Unit 11622 2150 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 3231 2 2. Gram 20 3 3. Quntal 2058 4 4. Litres 1 5 5. Centilitres 1 6 6. Box 2 7 7. Jenbe 10 8 8. Jog 54 9 9. Melekiya 1 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 1 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 2 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 20 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 22 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 26 41 41. Zelela (Small) 63 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 270 43 43. Zelela (Large) 36 51 51. Chinet (Small) 36 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 132 53 53. Chinet (Large) 42 61 61. Esir (Small) 248 62 62. Esir (Medium) 415 63 63. Esir (Large) 164 71 71. Festal (Small) 47 72 72. Festal (Medium) 84 73 73. Festal (Large) 40 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 55 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 156 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 109 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 94 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 108 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 51 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 34 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 177 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 50 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 41 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 57 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 28 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (small) 566 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medium) 1266 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (large) 310 131 131. Medeb (Small) 31 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 61 133 133. Medeb (Large) 41 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 46 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 117 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 31 151 151. Sahin (Small) 17 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 64 153 153. Sahin (Large) 23 161 161. Shekim (Small) 23 162 162. Shekim (medium) 57 163 163. Shekim (large) 34 171 171. Sini (Small) 8 172 172. Sini (Large) 18 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small) 55 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Medium) 85 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Large) 118 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 60 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 119 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 105 900 900. Other (Specify) 381 Sysmiss 2150 Other specify 13772 6.RECORD THE ESTIMATE OF [CROP] HARVEST GIVEN IN Q4 IN KILOGRAMS. 11586 2186 0 42000 7.What is the current condition of this harvested [CROP] from [FIELD]? 11656 2116 1 5 1 1. PICKED / taking out from hole (eg. COFFEE/Chat/Godere) 4687 2 2. CUT (BUT NOT YET PILED) 560 3 3. PILED/UNSHELLED/NOT YET THRESHED 162 4 4. SHELLED/THRESHED 5646 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY 601 Sysmiss 2116 Other specify 13772 8a.What was the month when the harvesting of [CROP] on [FIELD] started? 11625 2147 1 13 1 1. SEPTEMBER 1113 2 2. OCTOBER 1734 3 3. NOVEMBER 3441 4 4. DECEMBER 2388 5 5. JANUARY 1062 6 6. FEBRUARY 398 7 7. MARCH 416 8 8. APRIL 185 9 9. MAY 189 10 10. JUNE 195 11 11. JULY 245 12 12. AUGUST 239 13 13. PAGUME 20 Sysmiss 2147 8b.What was the month when the harvesting of [CROP] on [FIELD] ended? 11624 2148 1 13 1 1. SEPTEMBER 209 2 2. OCTOBER 710 3 3. NOVEMBER 2083 4 4. DECEMBER 2996 5 5. JANUARY 2573 6 6. FEBRUARY 1877 7 7. MARCH 582 8 8. APRIL 281 9 9. MAY 115 10 10. JUNE 59 11 11. JULY 45 12 12. AUGUST 63 13 13. PAGUME 31 Sysmiss 2148 9. Who in HH makes the decisions on use of [CROP] output from [FIELD]?: MEMBER 1 11659 2113 1 13 1 9759 2 1579 3 118 4 129 5 16 6 13 7 12 8 20 9 2 11 6 13 5 Sysmiss 2113 9. Who in HH makes the decisions on use of [CROP] output from [FIELD]?: MEMBER 2 7254 6518 2 11 2 6566 3 328 4 132 5 169 6 16 7 18 8 15 9 9 11 1 Sysmiss 6518 10.Was the area harvested less than the area planted for [CROP] on [FIELD]? 11624 2148 1 2 1 1. YES 1370 2 2. NO 10254 Sysmiss 2148 11.What percentage of the area planted has been harvested? 1369 12403 2 97 2 8 3 11 4 2 5 51 6 2 8 2 10 118 12 3 13 1 15 41 17 1 19 1 20 115 25 74 30 79 33 7 35 13 37 1 40 60 45 9 47 1 50 155 55 7 60 70 65 7 67 3 68 1 70 87 75 46 77 1 79 2 80 111 83 2 85 48 86 2 87 2 88 1 89 1 90 174 95 47 96 1 97 1 Sysmiss 12403 12a.Does drought cause for harvested [CROP] to be less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 83 2 2. NO 1287 Sysmiss 12402 12b.Does rains cause for harvested [CROP] to be less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 434 2 2. NO 936 Sysmiss 12402 12c.Does fire cause for harvested [CROP] to be less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 34 2 2. NO 1336 Sysmiss 12402 12d.Does insects cause for harvested [CROP] to be less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 133 2 2. NO 1237 Sysmiss 12402 12e.Does animals cause for harvested [CROP] to be less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 209 2 2. NO 1161 Sysmiss 12402 12f.Does theft cause for harvested [CROP] to be less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 18 2 2. NO 1352 Sysmiss 12402 12g.Not ready/finished to say harvested [CROP] is less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 460 2 2. NO 910 Sysmiss 12402 12h.Is there other cause for harvested [CROP] to be less than planted area? 1370 12402 1 2 1 1. YES 155 2 2. NO 1215 Sysmiss 12402 Other specify 13772 13.Was there any [CROP] damaged on [FIELD]? 13772 1 2 1 1. YES 4865 2 2. NO 8907 14.What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? 4865 8907 1 16 1 1. TOO MUCH RAIN 276 2 2. TOO LITTLE RAIN 2018 3 3. INSECTS 536 4 4. CROP DISEASE 931 5 5. WEEDS 118 6 6. HAIL. 65 7 7. FLOODS 26 8 8. FROST 128 9 9. WILD ANIMALS 210 10 10. LOCUST 5 11 11. BIRDS 39 12 12. SHORTAGE OF SEEDS 11 13 13. DEPLETION OF SOIL FERTILITY 295 14 14. SECURITY PROBLEMS 13 15 15. SPOILED SEEDS 38 16 16. OTHER (SPECIFY) 156 Sysmiss 8907 14_os.Other specify 13772 15.What is the percentage of [CROP] damaged on [FIELD]? 4865 8907 0 1000 Unique Holder Indentifier 13608 Unique Household Indentifier 13608 Unique Parcel Identifier 13608 1 31 1 8076 2 2323 3 1178 4 626 5 435 6 282 7 195 8 153 9 111 10 63 11 37 12 30 13 24 14 16 15 15 16 13 17 9 18 9 19 5 20 2 21 1 23 1 24 1 26 1 29 1 31 1 Unique Field Identifier 13608 1 21 1 3430 2 2295 3 1633 4 1309 5 1014 6 843 7 654 8 507 9 426 10 316 11 241 12 212 13 168 14 136 15 107 16 86 17 72 18 61 19 56 20 41 21 1 Unique Crop Identifier 13608 1 9 1 10050 2 2588 3 925 4 34 5 7 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 13608 14. Location: rural, town, small town 13608 1 1 1 1. Rural 13608 2 2. Urban 0 household sample weight 13608 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 13608 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 25 3 3. AMHARA 1777 4 4. OROMIA 3013 5 5. SOMALI 36 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1179 7 7. SNNP 4907 12 12. GAMBELA 827 13 13. HARAR 1517 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 327 Zone Code 13608 Woreda Code 13608 City Code 13608 Sub city code 13608 Kebele Code 13608 EA code 13608 Household ID 13608 Holder ID 13608 15. What is the holder's farm type? 13608 1 3 1 1. Crop 1061 2 2. Livestock 0 3 3. Both 12547 4 4. None 0 1a.Crop name 13608 1b.CROP CODE 13608 1 123 1 1. 1.BARLEY 319 2 2. 2.MAIZE 1887 3 3. 3.MILLET 105 4 4. 4.OATS 9 5 5. 5.RICE 64 6 6. 6.SORGHUM 879 7 7. 7.TEFF 798 8 8. 8.WHEAT 362 9 9. 9.Mung Bean or MASHO 10 10 10. 10.CASSAVA 81 11 11. 11.CHICKPEAS 61 12 12. 12.HARICOTBEANS 140 13 13. 13.HORSE BEANS 287 14 14. 14.LENTILS 28 15 15. 15.FIELDPEAS 131 16 16. 16.VETCH 81 17 17. 17.GIBTO 1 18 18. 18.SOYA BEANS 58 19 19. 19.REDKIDENY BEANS 309 20 20. 20.FENNEL 8 21 21. 21.CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. 22.COTTON SEED 0 23 23. 23.LINESEED 27 24 24. 24.GROUND NUTS 113 25 25. 25.NUEG or NIGERSEED 66 26 26. 26.RAPESEED 30 27 27. 27.SESAME 37 28 28. 28.SUNFLOWER 1 30 30. 30.SAVORY or ROSEMARY 0 31 31. 31.BLACKCUMIN 11 32 32. 32.BLACKPEPPER 6 33 33. 33.CARDAMON 22 34 34. 34.CHILIES 50 35 35. 35.CINNAMON 0 36 36. 36.FENUGREEK 28 37 37. 37.GINGER 25 38 38. 38.REDPEPPER 146 39 39. 39.TUMERIC 9 40 40. 40.WHITECUMIN 5 41 41. 41.APPLES 13 42 42. 42.BANANAS 751 43 43. 43.GRAPES 0 44 44. 44.LEMONS 58 45 45. 45.MANDARINS 0 46 46. 46.MANGOS 529 47 47. 47.ORANGES 66 48 48. 48.PAPAYA 178 49 49. 49.PINAPPLES 2 50 50. 50.CITRON 2 51 51. 51.BEERROOT 29 52 52. 52.CABBAGE 35 53 53. 53.CARROT 27 54 54. 54.CAULIFLOWER 8 55 55. 55.GARLIC 127 56 56. 56.KALE 509 57 57. 57.LETTUCE 10 58 58. 58.ONION 70 59 59. 59.GREENPEPPER 118 60 60. 60.POTATOES 118 61 61. 61.PUMPKINS 195 62 62. 62.SWEETPOTATO 182 63 63. 63.TOMATOES 18 64 64. 64.GODERE 397 65 65. 65.GUAVA 76 66 66. 66.PEACH 3 67 67. 67.MUSTARD 0 68 68. 68.FETO 0 69 69. 69.SPINACH 8 70 70. 70.GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. 71.CHAT 884 72 72. 72.COFFEE 1037 73 73. 73.COTTON 4 74 74. 74.ENSET 821 75 75. 75.GESHO 220 76 76. 76.SUGARCANE 166 77 77. 77.TEA 0 78 78. 78.TOBACCO 13 79 79. 79.CORIANDER 19 80 80. 80.SACREDBASIL 37 81 81. 81.RUE 44 82 82. 82.GISHITA 29 83 83. 83.WATERMELON 1 84 84. 84.AVOCADOS 390 85 85. 85.GRAZINGLAND 0 98 98. 98.OTHER ROOT CROP 66 99 99. 99.OTHER LAND USE 1 108 108. 108.AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. 110.GIRAMTA 0 112 112. 112.KAZMIR 39 113 113. 113.STRAWBERRY 1 114 114. 114.SHIFERAW 39 115 115. 115.OTHER FRUITS 11 116 116. 116.TIMIZ KIMEM 1 117 117. 117.OTHER SPICES 14 118 118. 118.OTHER PULSES 1 119 119. 119.OTHER OILS EED 2 120 120. 120.OTHER CEREAL 4 123 123. 123.OTHER VEGETABLE 41 1a.Hired Men (Number of Men) 11496 2112 0 30 0 10178 1 568 2 362 3 132 4 87 5 51 6 58 7 14 8 17 9 3 10 12 11 1 12 3 13 2 15 2 18 1 20 3 21 1 30 1 Sysmiss 2112 1b.Hired Men (Number of Days) 1318 12290 1 150 1 482 2 335 3 142 4 90 5 73 6 51 7 26 8 12 9 10 10 20 11 3 12 15 13 1 14 1 15 11 16 4 20 5 21 1 22 1 24 1 25 2 26 1 30 4 50 1 60 4 66 1 70 4 80 1 90 8 100 3 120 4 150 1 Sysmiss 12290 1c.Hired Men (Total Daily Wage BIRR) 1318 12290 0 1500 1c2.Hired Men (Total amount paid BIRR) 11286 2322 0 30000 1d.Hired Women (Number of Women) 11496 2112 0 40 0 11178 1 186 2 70 3 24 4 13 5 7 6 5 8 1 10 5 14 2 15 1 16 1 20 2 40 1 Sysmiss 2112 1e.Hired Women (Number of Days) 318 13290 1 150 1 132 2 88 3 36 4 18 5 13 6 10 7 5 8 3 9 1 10 6 12 1 13 1 14 1 15 1 80 1 150 1 Sysmiss 13290 1f.Hired Women (Total Daily Wage BIRR) 318 13290 0 400 0 71 1 1 2 2 5 3 10 23 15 7 20 9 25 4 30 14 40 10 50 42 55 1 60 7 65 2 70 8 75 2 80 10 100 51 120 3 125 2 130 3 150 20 160 2 180 2 200 6 220 1 230 5 240 2 250 2 296 1 309 1 400 1 Sysmiss 13290 1f2.Hired Men (Total amount paid BIRR) 317 13291 0 50000 1g.Hired Children (Number of Children) 11496 2112 0 50 0 11458 1 16 2 16 3 2 5 2 6 1 50 1 Sysmiss 2112 1h.Hired Children (Number of Days) 38 13570 1 50 1 8 2 13 3 1 4 5 6 1 7 2 8 2 10 3 12 1 14 1 50 1 Sysmiss 13570 1i.Hired Children (Total Daily Wage BIRR) 38 13570 0 450 0 22 35 1 50 3 60 1 75 1 80 1 140 1 200 3 250 2 300 2 450 1 Sysmiss 13570 1i2.Hired Men (Total amount paid BIRR) 38 13570 0 1200 0 23 20 1 25 5 30 1 40 1 50 3 70 1 150 2 1200 1 Sysmiss 13570 2.How many HH members worked on the harvesting of [CROP] from [FIELD]? 11496 2112 0 8 0 710 1 5503 2 3488 3 1233 4 410 5 95 6 42 7 10 8 5 Sysmiss 2112 2a.HH Member #1 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # 1) 10786 2822 1 13 1 6922 2 2728 3 555 4 253 5 149 6 80 7 38 8 26 9 16 10 5 11 10 13 4 Sysmiss 2822 2b.HH Member #1 working on field (Weeks) 10786 2822 1 25 1 3932 2 3787 3 1694 4 722 5 229 6 171 7 30 8 89 9 16 10 23 11 2 12 29 13 2 14 1 15 16 16 2 18 2 20 19 21 8 22 2 24 9 25 1 Sysmiss 2822 2c.HH Member #1 working on field (Days/Week) 10786 2822 1 7 1 3743 2 3561 3 1772 4 865 5 461 6 299 7 85 Sysmiss 2822 29d.HH Member #1 working on field (Hour/Day) 10782 2826 1 12 1 2695 2 1712 3 1319 4 1159 5 1037 6 1175 7 466 8 765 9 185 10 197 11 65 12 7 Sysmiss 2826 2e.HH Member #2 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # 2) 5283 8325 1 14 1 65 2 2568 3 1128 4 639 5 439 6 221 7 88 8 45 9 40 10 28 11 21 14 1 Sysmiss 8325 2f.HH Member #2 working on field (Weeks) 5282 8326 1 30 1 1881 2 2040 3 801 4 309 5 96 6 53 7 18 8 33 9 5 10 10 11 2 12 10 13 1 14 1 15 5 18 3 20 4 21 7 24 1 25 1 30 1 Sysmiss 8326 2g.HH Member #2 working on field (Days/Week) 5282 8326 1 7 1 1696 2 1924 3 932 4 436 5 166 6 86 7 42 Sysmiss 8326 2h.HH Member #2 working on field (Hour/Day) 5283 8325 1 12 1 786 2 738 3 778 4 796 5 636 6 718 7 232 8 365 9 106 10 105 11 20 12 3 Sysmiss 8325 2i.HH Member #3 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # 3) 1795 11813 1 11 1 6 2 39 3 548 4 524 5 328 6 150 7 86 8 43 9 30 10 17 11 24 Sysmiss 11813 2j.HH Member #3 working on field (Weeks) 1795 11813 1 21 1 620 2 696 3 300 4 111 5 24 6 16 7 11 8 8 9 1 10 1 12 3 13 1 20 2 21 1 Sysmiss 11813 2k.HH Member #3 working on field (Days/Week) 1794 11814 1 7 1 556 2 728 3 301 4 107 5 59 6 31 7 12 Sysmiss 11814 2l.HH Member #3 working on field (Hour/Day) 1795 11813 1 12 1 184 2 193 3 231 4 301 5 248 6 254 7 116 8 159 9 42 10 51 11 15 12 1 Sysmiss 11813 2m.HH Member #4 working on field (HH Roster ID Code # 4) 562 13046 1 11 1 1 2 14 3 5 4 173 5 162 6 93 7 57 8 17 9 18 10 12 11 10 Sysmiss 13046 2n.HH Member #4 working on field (Weeks) 562 13046 1 12 1 194 2 236 3 93 4 24 5 9 6 2 8 2 12 2 Sysmiss 13046 2o.HH Member #4 working on field (Days/Week) 562 13046 1 7 1 187 2 224 3 96 4 37 5 9 6 6 7 3 Sysmiss 13046 2p.HH Member #4 working on field (Hour/Day) 562 13046 1 11 1 42 2 60 3 61 4 111 5 92 6 72 7 31 8 47 9 22 10 13 11 11 Sysmiss 13046 3a.Other HH Labour (Number of Men) 11496 2112 0 25 0 9735 1 609 2 516 3 232 4 113 5 72 6 55 7 28 8 28 9 18 10 40 11 5 12 10 13 9 14 8 15 6 16 2 17 3 18 2 19 1 20 1 23 2 25 1 Sysmiss 2112 3b.Other HH Labour (Men Number of Days) 1761 11847 1 30 1 838 2 555 3 150 4 85 5 26 6 38 7 9 8 13 9 14 10 10 11 2 12 8 13 3 14 1 15 3 16 3 20 1 23 1 30 1 Sysmiss 11847 3c.Other HH Labour (Number of Women) 11496 2112 0 12 0 11018 1 216 2 125 3 56 4 30 5 11 6 14 7 5 8 10 9 3 10 4 11 2 12 2 Sysmiss 2112 3d.Other HH Labour (Women Number of Days) 478 13130 1 20 1 238 2 134 3 50 4 19 5 13 6 6 7 3 8 3 10 6 12 2 15 1 16 1 20 2 Sysmiss 13130 3e.Other HH Labour (Number of Children) 11496 2112 0 9 0 11369 1 59 2 40 3 16 4 7 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 1 Sysmiss 2112 3f.Other HH Labour (Children Number of Days) 127 13481 0 10 0 1 1 76 2 30 3 10 4 5 5 2 6 1 8 1 10 1 Sysmiss 13481 4.Did you use any machinary to harvest [CROP] from [FIELD]? 11496 2112 1 4 1 1. Yes, own machine 7 2 2. Yes, Rented Machine 115 3 3. No 11371 4 4. Yes, free machine 3 Sysmiss 2112 5.If rented machineray used, how much have you paid for rent to harvest [CROP]? 115 13493 0 30000 5b. If own/free machinery, how much paid for labor/oil/food to harvest thisCROP? 125 13483 0 10000 0 95 10 1 50 1 100 11 120 1 200 5 400 2 500 1 700 1 800 1 1000 1 1300 1 1500 2 2000 1 10000 1 Sysmiss 13483 6.How much did HH spend for other harvest related expenses for [CROP]? 11496 2112 0 17000 Unique Holder Indentifier 7534 Unique Household Indentifier 7534 Unique Harvested Crop Identifier 7534 1 39 1 1509 2 1288 3 1115 4 897 5 702 6 528 7 396 8 293 9 215 10 153 11 117 12 82 13 60 14 42 15 30 16 23 17 17 18 14 19 10 20 6 21 6 22 5 23 5 24 2 25 3 26 2 27 1 28 2 29 2 30 1 31 1 32 1 33 1 34 1 35 1 36 1 37 1 39 1 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 7534 14. Location: rural, town, small town 7534 1 1 1 1. Rural 7534 2 2. Urban 0 household sample weight 7534 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 7534 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 27 3 3. AMHARA 1077 4 4. OROMIA 1782 5 5. SOMALI 25 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 668 7 7. SNNP 2597 12 12. GAMBELA 482 13 13. HARAR 687 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 189 Zone Code 7534 Woreda Code 7534 City Code 7534 Sub city code 7534 Kebele Code 7534 EA code 7534 Household ID 7534 Holder ID 7534 15. What is the holder's farm type? 7534 1 3 1 1. Crop 664 2 2. Livestock 0 3 3. Both 6870 4 4. None 0 1a.Crop name 7534 1b.CROP CODE 7534 1 123 1 1. BARLEY 170 2 2. MAIZE 967 3 3. MILLET 81 4 4. OATS 4 5 5. RICE 45 6 6. SORGHUM 503 7 7. TEFF 386 8 8. WHEAT 226 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 6 10 10. CASSAVA 34 11 11. CHICK PEAS 40 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 89 13 13. HORSE BEANS 195 14 14. LENTILS 14 15 15. FIELD PEAS 103 16 16. VETCH 51 17 17. GIBTO 1 18 18. SOYA BEANS 40 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 186 20 20. FENNEL 1 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 25 24 24. GROUND NUTS 70 25 25. NUEG 52 26 26. RAPE SEED 21 27 27. SESAME 22 28 28. SUNFLOWER 2 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 7 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 5 33 33. CARDAMON 13 34 34. CHILIES 36 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 23 37 37. GINGER 13 38 38. RED PEPPER 110 39 39. TUMERIC 6 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 5 41 41. APPLES 14 42 42. BANANAS 331 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 37 45 45. MANDARINS 0 46 46. MANGOS 250 47 47. ORANGES 51 48 48. PAPAYA 111 49 49. PINAPPLES 1 50 50. CITRON 2 51 51. BEER ROOT 26 52 52. CABBAGE 30 53 53. CARROT 22 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 6 55 55. GARLIC 99 56 56. KALE 310 57 57. LETTUCE 7 58 58. ONION 55 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 90 60 60. POTATOES 72 61 61. PUMPKINS 127 62 62. SWEET POTATO 106 63 63. TOMATOES 18 64 64. GODERE 180 65 65. GUAVA 47 66 66. PEACH 3 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 4 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 380 72 72. COFFEE 558 73 73. COTTON 4 74 74. ENSET 366 75 75. GESHO 153 76 76. SUGAR CANE 86 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 16 79 79. CORIANDER 15 80 80. SACRED BASIL 24 81 81. RUE 30 82 82. GISHITA 20 83 83. WATERMELON 2 84 84. AVOCADOS 195 85 85. GRAZING LAND 0 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 43 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 1 112 112. KAZMIR 25 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 16 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 5 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 1 117 117. OTHER SPICES 9 118 118. OTHER PULSES 1 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 0 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 2 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 0 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 31 2a1.What was completed production period for [CROP]: Beginning (YEAR) 4192 3342 3 2014 3 5 4 3 5 3 7 3 10 1 13 1 15 1 20 1 35 1 50 1 56 1 110 1 1013 2 1980 1 1984 1 1990 1 1993 1 1994 1 1995 1 1997 1 1998 1 1999 2 2000 19 2001 5 2002 4 2003 5 2004 11 2005 6 2006 11 2007 8 2008 21 2009 40 2010 78 2011 75 2012 83 2013 1287 2014 2505 Sysmiss 3342 2a1.What was completed production period for [CROP]: Beginning (MONTH) 3272 4262 1 13 1 1. September 404 2 2. October 509 3 3. November 670 4 4. December 405 5 5. January 238 6 6. February 141 7 7. March 239 8 8. April 133 9 9. May 115 10 10. June 117 11 11. July 127 12 12. August 165 13 13. Pwagume 9 Sysmiss 4262 2b1.What was completed production period for [CROP]: End (YEAR) 3272 4262 7 2014 7 2 8 1 20 1 30 1 36 1 51 1 201 3 204 2 2007 1 2008 1 2009 2 2011 3 2012 7 2013 134 2014 3112 Sysmiss 4262 2b2.What was completed production period for [CROP]: End (MONTH) 3272 4262 1 13 1 1. September 74 2 2. October 240 3 3. November 493 4 4. December 613 5 5. January 616 6 6. February 673 7 7. March 232 8 8. April 154 9 9. May 66 10 10. June 31 11 11. July 18 12 12. August 34 13 13. Pwagume 28 Sysmiss 4262 3a1.What was the total amount of [CROP] harvested in last 12 months?: Quantity 7534 0 14300 3a2.What was the total amount of [CROP] harvested in last 12 months?: Unit 7314 220 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 2343 2 2. Gram 14 3 3. Quntal 1328 4 4. Litres 1 5 5. Centilitres 0 6 6. Box 3 7 7. Jenbe 11 8 8. Jog 19 9 9. Melekiya 1 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 0 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 0 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 14 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 7 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 20 41 41. Zelela (Small) 32 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 135 43 43. Zelela (Large) 24 51 51. Chinet (Small) 18 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 83 53 53. Chinet (Large) 33 61 61. Esir (Small) 138 62 62. Esir (Medium) 263 63 63. Esir (Large) 76 71 71. Festal (Small) 27 72 72. Festal (Medium) 36 73 73. Festal (Large) 23 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 25 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 101 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 51 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 49 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 53 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 23 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 18 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 79 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 26 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 16 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 37 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 15 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (smal 262 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medi 724 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (larg 180 131 131. Medeb (Small) 18 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 43 133 133. Medeb (Large) 39 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 27 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 88 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 26 151 151. Sahin (Small) 10 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 58 153 153. Sahin (Large) 15 161 161. Shekim (Small) 17 162 162. Shekim (medium) 54 163 163. Shekim (large) 23 171 171. Sini (Small) 7 172 172. Sini (Large) 9 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small 38 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Mediu 64 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Larg 53 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 32 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 77 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 54 900 900. Other (Specify) 254 Sysmiss 220 3a2_os. Other specify 7534 4.Number of harvested [CROP] on [FIELD] in the last 12 months 2649 4885 0 21000 7.Did you sell any of the harvested [CROP]? 7534 1 2 1 1. YES 2766 2 2. NO 4768 8.Who in HH makes decisions about selling [CROP]?: HH member 1 2766 4768 1 13 1 2360 2 316 3 30 4 28 5 4 6 7 7 11 8 8 9 1 13 1 Sysmiss 4768 8.Who in HH makes decisions about selling [CROP]?: HH member 2 1689 5845 2 13 2 1534 3 73 4 34 5 37 6 7 7 1 9 2 13 1 Sysmiss 5845 9.Who in HH is responsible for taking [CROP] to the market?: HH member 1 2766 4768 1 13 1 1711 2 803 3 112 4 75 5 23 6 15 7 12 8 11 9 3 13 1 Sysmiss 4768 9.Who in HH is responsible for taking [CROP] to the market?: HH member 2 797 6737 2 13 2 574 3 99 4 50 5 41 6 13 7 9 9 7 10 1 11 2 13 1 Sysmiss 6737 10.Who/What were the main buyers/outlets for your [CROP] sales? 2766 4768 1 10 1 1. AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVE 44 3 3. GOVERNMENT AGENCY 1 4 4. LOCAL MARKET 1605 5 5. MAIN MARKET 926 6 6. RELATIVE 3 7 7. FRIEND/NEIGHBOR 65 8 8. NGO 3 9 9. ROADSIDE 65 10 10. OTHER (SPECIFY) 54 Sysmiss 4768 Other specify 7534 11a.How much of the harvested [CROP] was sold in total?: Quantity 2766 4768 0 12000 11b.How much of the harvested [CROP] was sold in total?: Unit 2760 4774 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 961 2 2. Gram 1 3 3. Quntal 575 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Centilitres 0 6 6. Box 3 7 7. Jenbe 3 8 8. Jog 1 9 9. Melekiya 0 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 0 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 0 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 1 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 0 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 6 41 41. Zelela (Small) 15 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 76 43 43. Zelela (Large) 15 51 51. Chinet (Small) 7 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 23 53 53. Chinet (Large) 17 61 61. Esir (Small) 35 62 62. Esir (Medium) 80 63 63. Esir (Large) 35 71 71. Festal (Small) 9 72 72. Festal (Medium) 7 73 73. Festal (Large) 8 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 10 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 38 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 26 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 22 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 18 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 15 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 0 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 12 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 4 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 8 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 6 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 3 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (smal 87 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medi 233 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (larg 68 131 131. Medeb (Small) 1 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 7 133 133. Medeb (Large) 9 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 2 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 12 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 3 151 151. Sahin (Small) 3 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 15 153 153. Sahin (Large) 4 161 161. Shekim (Small) 12 162 162. Shekim (medium) 25 163 163. Shekim (large) 18 171 171. Sini (Small) 1 172 172. Sini (Large) 0 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small 3 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Mediu 9 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Larg 14 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 24 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 52 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 49 900 900. Other (Specify) 69 Sysmiss 4774 Other specify 7534 12.What was the total value of all [CROP] sales? 2748 4786 0 295000 13.Who in HH kept/decided what to do with earnings from [CROP]: HH Member 1 2766 4768 1 13 1 2315 2 364 3 31 4 25 5 6 6 7 7 7 8 7 9 2 13 2 Sysmiss 4768 13.Who in HH kept/decided what to do with earnings from [CROP]: HH Member 2 1693 5841 2 9 2 1538 3 71 4 35 5 34 6 7 7 7 9 1 Sysmiss 5841 14a.When was most of the [CROP] sold? MONTH 2766 4768 1 13 1 1. September 60 2 2. October 168 3 3. November 386 4 4. December 602 5 5. January 695 6 6. February 494 7 7. March 192 8 8. April 52 9 9. May 21 10 10. June 34 11 11. July 30 12 12. August 30 13 13. Pwagume 2 Sysmiss 4768 14b.When was most of the [CROP] sold? YEAR 2766 4768 2013 2014 2013 200 2014 2566 Sysmiss 4768 15.Approximately how many transactions took place while selling [CROP]? 2766 4768 1 300 1 1120 2 789 3 426 4 182 5 101 6 37 7 18 8 22 9 5 10 35 11 1 12 3 13 2 14 1 15 12 18 1 20 6 30 1 40 1 50 1 150 1 300 1 Sysmiss 4768 16.What was the main mode of transportation associated with all [CROP] sales? 2766 4768 1 5 1 1. On Foot 1217 2 2. TRANSPORT 668 3 3. Draft Animals 653 4 4. Buyer Pick-Up 187 5 5. Other Specify 41 Sysmiss 4768 Other specify 7534 17.What was the total cost of transportation associated with all [CROP] sales? 2765 4769 0 27000 17b.If own/free transportation, what would the transportation cost [CROP] sales? 2765 4769 0 5000 18a1.Amount of harvested [CROP] used for household consumption: Quantity 7534 0 1170 18a2.Amount of harvested [CROP] used for household consumption: Unit 6584 950 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 2597 2 2. Gram 22 3 3. Quntal 832 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Centilitres 1 6 6. Box 0 7 7. Jenbe 11 8 8. Jog 22 9 9. Melekiya 0 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 1 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 0 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 19 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 8 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 20 41 41. Zelela (Small) 35 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 125 43 43. Zelela (Large) 15 51 51. Chinet (Small) 14 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 69 53 53. Chinet (Large) 37 61 61. Esir (Small) 126 62 62. Esir (Medium) 235 63 63. Esir (Large) 67 71 71. Festal (Small) 29 72 72. Festal (Medium) 40 73 73. Festal (Large) 24 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 20 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 63 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 33 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 34 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 36 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 24 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 21 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 96 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 28 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 24 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 47 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 14 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (smal 221 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medi 590 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (larg 114 131 131. Medeb (Small) 17 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 37 133 133. Medeb (Large) 37 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 27 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 85 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 25 151 151. Sahin (Small) 10 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 55 153 153. Sahin (Large) 11 161 161. Shekim (Small) 12 162 162. Shekim (medium) 38 163 163. Shekim (large) 20 171 171. Sini (Small) 7 172 172. Sini (Large) 9 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small 31 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Mediu 72 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Larg 53 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 16 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 54 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 31 900 900. Other (Specify) 223 Sysmiss 950 Other specify 7534 19a1.Amount of harvested [CROP] given out as reimbursements: Quantity 7534 0 2100 19a2.Amount of harvested [CROP] given out as reimbursements: Unit 499 7035 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 167 2 2. Gram 2 3 3. Quntal 144 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Centilitres 0 6 6. Box 0 7 7. Jenbe 0 8 8. Jog 0 9 9. Melekiya 0 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 0 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 1 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 0 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 0 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 0 41 41. Zelela (Small) 0 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 1 43 43. Zelela (Large) 0 51 51. Chinet (Small) 0 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 0 53 53. Chinet (Large) 0 61 61. Esir (Small) 1 62 62. Esir (Medium) 2 63 63. Esir (Large) 0 71 71. Festal (Small) 0 72 72. Festal (Medium) 1 73 73. Festal (Large) 1 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 1 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 4 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 10 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 0 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 2 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 0 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 0 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 3 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 5 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 4 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 8 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 2 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (smal 21 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medi 76 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (larg 15 131 131. Medeb (Small) 0 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 0 133 133. Medeb (Large) 1 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 0 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 1 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 1 151 151. Sahin (Small) 0 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 2 153 153. Sahin (Large) 0 161 161. Shekim (Small) 0 162 162. Shekim (medium) 0 163 163. Shekim (large) 0 171 171. Sini (Small) 0 172 172. Sini (Large) 0 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small 0 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Mediu 1 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Larg 1 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 0 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 11 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 3 900 900. Other (Specify) 7 Sysmiss 7035 Other specify 7534 20a1.Amount of harvested [CROP] used for other purposes: Quantity 7534 0 500 0 6260 1 311 2 127 3 65 4 29 5 186 6 13 7 15 8 12 10 175 11 2 12 6 13 3 14 1 15 35 16 2 17 2 18 4 20 66 25 44 30 33 33 1 35 3 40 19 45 1 50 62 52 1 60 11 70 3 75 1 80 5 82 1 90 4 100 12 110 1 120 1 130 1 135 1 140 1 160 1 180 4 200 4 234 1 300 2 360 1 500 1 20a2.Amount of harvested [CROP] used for other purposes: Unit 1274 6260 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 750 2 2. Gram 6 3 3. Quntal 105 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Centilitres 0 6 6. Box 0 7 7. Jenbe 2 8 8. Jog 2 9 9. Melekiya 0 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 0 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 0 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 0 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 2 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 6 41 41. Zelela (Small) 2 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 9 43 43. Zelela (Large) 0 51 51. Chinet (Small) 2 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 5 53 53. Chinet (Large) 1 61 61. Esir (Small) 11 62 62. Esir (Medium) 20 63 63. Esir (Large) 6 71 71. Festal (Small) 1 72 72. Festal (Medium) 3 73 73. Festal (Large) 4 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 1 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 2 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 2 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 5 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 3 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 2 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 8 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 34 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 7 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 4 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 10 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 3 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (smal 22 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medi 58 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (larg 16 131 131. Medeb (Small) 3 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 6 133 133. Medeb (Large) 5 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 2 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 21 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 7 151 151. Sahin (Small) 1 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 4 153 153. Sahin (Large) 1 161 161. Shekim (Small) 1 162 162. Shekim (medium) 5 163 163. Shekim (large) 1 171 171. Sini (Small) 0 172 172. Sini (Large) 1 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small 0 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Mediu 30 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Larg 23 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 0 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 4 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 13 900 900. Other (Specify) 32 Sysmiss 6260 Other specify 7534 21a1.Amount of harvested [CROP] lost: Quantity 7534 0 400 0 7181 1 87 2 55 3 34 4 8 5 51 6 2 7 1 10 41 12 1 14 1 15 5 20 24 25 16 30 4 40 1 50 17 80 1 85 1 100 2 400 1 21a2.Amount of harvested [CROP] lost: Unit 353 7181 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 203 2 2. Gram 2 3 3. Quntal 20 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Centilitres 0 6 6. Box 0 7 7. Jenbe 1 8 8. Jog 2 9 9. Melekiya 0 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 0 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 0 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 6 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 2 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 3 41 41. Zelela (Small) 4 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 4 43 43. Zelela (Large) 1 51 51. Chinet (Small) 0 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 1 53 53. Chinet (Large) 0 61 61. Esir (Small) 2 62 62. Esir (Medium) 24 63 63. Esir (Large) 1 71 71. Festal (Small) 5 72 72. Festal (Medium) 1 73 73. Festal (Large) 0 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 0 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 0 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 0 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 1 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 0 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 0 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 2 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 1 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 5 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 4 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 0 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 0 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (smal 9 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medi 4 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (larg 6 131 131. Medeb (Small) 0 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 0 133 133. Medeb (Large) 1 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 4 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 10 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 7 151 151. Sahin (Small) 1 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 0 153 153. Sahin (Large) 0 161 161. Shekim (Small) 0 162 162. Shekim (medium) 0 163 163. Shekim (large) 0 171 171. Sini (Small) 0 172 172. Sini (Large) 0 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small 2 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Mediu 3 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Larg 0 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 0 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 1 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 1 900 900. Other (Specify) 9 Sysmiss 7181 Other specify 7534 21a3.Amount of harvested [CROP] lost: Percentage 353 7181 0 100 0 2 1 42 2 44 3 21 4 15 5 47 6 6 8 4 10 63 12 1 13 1 14 1 15 6 16 2 20 22 25 16 30 11 33 1 35 1 40 3 45 1 50 29 60 1 70 2 75 1 80 5 99 1 100 4 Sysmiss 7181 22.What was the reason for loss of [CROP]?: Reason 1 353 7181 1 6 1 1. ROTTING 209 2 2. INSECTS 38 3 3. RODENTS/PESTS 83 4 4. FLOOD 2 5 5. THEFT 15 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 6 Sysmiss 7181 22.What was the reason for loss of [CROP]?: Reason 2 141 7393 2 6 1 1. ROTTING 0 2 2. INSECTS 26 3 3. RODENTS/PESTS 69 4 4. FLOOD 10 5 5. THEFT 24 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 12 Sysmiss 7393 23.Do you have any of the harvested [CROP] in storage now? 7534 1 2 1 1. YES 2632 2 2. NO 4902 24.What is the main method of storage for [CROP]? 2669 4865 1 8 1 1. Unprotected Pile 57 2 2. Heaped in House 378 3 3. Bags in House 1649 4 4. Metallic Silo 11 5 5. OTHER SILO 302 6 6. PIT/ Gudgad 124 7 7. Rented Store 2 8 8. Other Specify 146 Sysmiss 4865 Other specify 7534 25.Amount of harvested [CROP] being stored by HH: Quantity 2632 4902 1 2100 25.Amount of harvested [CROP] being stored by HH: Unit 7494 40 1 900 1 1. Kilogram 2121 2 2. Gram 35 3 3. Quntal 829 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Centilitres 2 6 6. Box 1 7 7. Jenbe 11 8 8. Jog 11 9 9. Melekiya 0 21 21. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (small) 0 22 22. Akumada(Dawela) Lekota (large) 1 31 31. Birchiko (Small) 12 32 32. Birchiko (Medium) 3 33 33. Birchiko (Large) 17 41 41. Zelela (Small) 13 42 42. Zelela (Medium) 37 43 43. Zelela (Large) 6 51 51. Chinet (Small) 18 52 52. Chinet (Medium) 35 53 53. Chinet (Large) 18 61 61. Esir (Small) 62 62 62. Esir (Medium) 119 63 63. Esir (Large) 46 71 71. Festal (Small) 4 72 72. Festal (Medium) 14 73 73. Festal (Large) 7 81 81. Joniya Kysha (Small) 26 82 82. Joniya Kysha (Medium) 50 83 83. Joniya Kysha (Large) 41 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba (Small) 3 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba (Medium) 7 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba (Large) 13 101 101. Kubaya/Cup (Small) 18 102 102. Kubaya/Cup (Medium) 56 103 103. Kubaya/Cup (Large) 14 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Small) 14 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib (Medium) 23 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib 12 121 121. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (smal 134 122 122. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (medi 416 123 123. Madaberiya/Nuse/Shera/Chiret (larg 99 131 131. Medeb (Small) 12 132 132. Medeb (Medium) 26 133 133. Medeb (Large) 13 141 141. Piece/number (Small) 7 142 142. Piece/number (Medium) 40 143 143. Piece/number (Large) 9 151 151. Sahin (Small) 6 152 152. Sahin (Medium) 38 153 153. Sahin (Large) 8 161 161. Shekim (Small) 15 162 162. Shekim (medium) 12 163 163. Shekim (large) 13 171 171. Sini (Small) 5 172 172. Sini (Large) 6 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Small 7 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Mediu 61 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon (Larg 56 191 191. Zorba/Akara (Small) 19 192 192. Zorba/Akara (Medium) 47 193 193. Zorba/Akara (Large) 30 900 900. Other (Specify) 2716 Sysmiss 40 Other specify 7534 26.What did you do to protect the stored [CROP]?: Action 1 2632 4902 1 6 1 1. SPRAYING 398 2 2. SMOKING 80 3 3. HIRED GUARD 5 4 4. DID NOTHING 1216 5 5. ELEVATION 879 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 54 Sysmiss 4902 26.What did you do to protect the stored [CROP]?: Action 2 203 7331 2 6 1 1. SPRAYING 0 2 2. SMOKING 5 3 3. HIRED GUARD 1 4 4. DID NOTHING 17 5 5. ELEVATION 171 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 9 Sysmiss 7331 Other specify 7534 27a.Proportion of stored [CROP] HH will use for sales 2669 4865 0 100 0 1885 1 5 2 5 3 1 5 24 9 1 10 68 13 2 15 18 16 1 17 1 18 1 20 74 22 2 23 1 25 127 26 1 28 1 30 49 32 1 33 12 35 9 40 29 41 1 45 4 50 135 54 1 55 2 60 36 65 2 70 16 71 1 75 33 80 33 85 3 90 23 95 9 97 2 98 3 100 47 Sysmiss 4865 27b.Proportion of stored [CROP] HH will use for household consumption 2669 4865 0 100 27c.Proportion of stored [CROP] HH will use for reimbursements 2669 4865 0 100 0 2528 1 3 2 6 3 1 5 27 10 25 15 5 20 12 25 32 30 6 33 1 35 2 38 1 40 5 45 1 50 10 90 1 100 3 Sysmiss 4865 27d.Proportion of stored [CROP] HH will use for other use 2669 4865 0 100 0 1006 1 13 2 22 3 10 4 11 5 196 6 2 7 8 8 5 9 1 10 332 12 4 15 63 16 1 17 8 18 1 20 220 23 3 25 178 27 1 30 61 32 1 33 12 34 1 35 10 40 34 41 1 45 4 50 200 55 2 60 6 65 1 66 1 67 1 70 8 75 18 80 12 85 4 90 15 95 4 100 188 Sysmiss 4865 27e.Proportion of stored [CROP] HH will use for total 2669 4865 0 100 0 144 1 8 2 10 3 1 4 7 5 22 6 6 7 2 8 2 10 29 11 1 12 1 13 1 14 1 15 11 17 2 18 1 20 17 25 40 27 1 30 17 33 8 35 5 36 1 37 1 40 23 44 2 45 11 50 81 51 1 53 2 55 4 60 19 62 1 65 4 66 4 67 2 70 20 75 37 78 1 80 12 84 1 85 12 90 13 92 1 95 6 99 1 100 2072 Sysmiss 4865 Unique Holder Indentifier 2110 Unique Household Indentifier 2110 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 2110 14. Location: rural, town, small town 2110 1 1 1 1. RURAL 2110 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 2110 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 2110 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 85 3 3. AMHARA 302 4 4. OROMIA 413 5 5. SOMALI 261 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 109 7 7. SNNP 434 12 12. GAMBELA 178 13 13. HARAR 185 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 143 Zone Code 2110 Woreda Code 2110 City Code 2110 8 8 8 2110 Sub city code 2110 88 88 88 2110 Kebele Code 2110 EA code 2110 Household ID 2110 Holder ID 2110 Household Head Name 2110 Holder Name 2110 Household Size 2108 2 1 40 1 94 2 157 3 263 4 336 5 325 6 318 7 220 8 165 9 107 10 67 11 35 12 13 13 6 16 1 40 1 Sysmiss 2 Village name where the HH lives 2110 15. What is the holder's farm type? 2110 1 4 1 1. crop production only 211 2 2. livestock only 320 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 1455 4 4. none 124 16. What is the holder's education Level 2110 0 22 0 0. K.G, 0 grade (preparatory), Nursery, or 1st grade though cannot read and write 58 1 1. Non educated/ illitrate 1130 2 2. Educated in Informal Schools 130 3 3. Completed 1st grade 21 4 4. Completed 2nd grade 61 5 5. Completed 3rd grade 101 6 6. Completed 4th grade 104 7 7. Completed 5th grade 66 8 8. Completed 6th grade 75 9 9. Completed 7th grade 50 10 10. Completed 8th grade 75 11 11. Completed 9th grade (Old Curriculum) 24 12 12. Completed 10th grade (Old Curriculum) 33 13 13. Completed 11th grade (Old Curriculum) 7 14 14. Completed 12th (Old Curriculum) 6 15 15. Above 12 such as Certificate ,Diploma,Degree etc. (Old Curriculum) 42 16 16. Completed 9th grade (New Curriculum) 9 17 17. Completed 10th grade , (New Curriculum) 26 18 18. Competed 10th grade and studying at vocational and technical schools (New Curriculum) 14 19 19. Completed technical and vocational course (New Curriculum) 30 20 20. Competed 11th grade (New Curriculum) 9 21 21. Competed 12th grade (New Curriculum) 1 22 22. Completed 1 year course in bachelor degree or level 4 program (New Curriculum) 38 17. Interviewer Name 2110 18. Supervisor Name 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Latitude 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Longitude 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Accuracy 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Altitude 2110 GPS coordinates of the dwelling: Timestamp 2110 20. Date of Interview 2110 Branch code 2110 Unique Holder Indentifier 31776 Unique Household Indentifier 31776 Livestock Code 31776 1 16 1 1. Bulls 1986 2 2. Oxen 1986 3 3. Cows 1986 4 4. Steers 1986 5 5. Heifers 1986 6 6. Calves 1986 7 7. Goats 1986 8 8. Sheep 1986 9 9. Camels 1986 10 10. Chicken - cocks/ broilers 1986 11 11. Chicken - hens/ layers 1986 12 12. Chicks 1986 13 13. Horses 1986 14 14. Mules 1986 15 15. Donkeys 1986 16 16. Bee Colony 1986 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 31776 14. Location: rural, town, small town 31776 1 1 1 1. RURAL 31776 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 31776 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 31776 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1216 3 3. AMHARA 4448 4 4. OROMIA 6416 5 5. SOMALI 4048 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1648 7 7. SNNP 6736 12 12. GAMBELA 2592 13 13. HARAR 2736 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 1936 Zone Code 31776 Woreda Code 31776 City Code 31776 8 8 8 31776 Sub city code 31776 88 88 88 31776 Kebele Code 31776 EA code 31776 Household ID 31776 Holder ID 31776 15. What is the holder's farm type? 31776 1 3 1 1. crop production only 3376 2 2. livestock only 5120 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 23280 4 4. none 0 1.How many [LIVESTOCK] does the holder currently keep? 31776 0 200 2.How many does [LIVESTOCK] belongs to other household? 7534 24242 0 35 0 7038 1 290 2 111 3 33 4 21 5 14 6 10 7 3 8 3 9 1 10 5 13 1 16 1 25 1 30 1 35 1 Sysmiss 24242 3.How many [LIVESTOCK] are crossed with an exotic breed? 6512 25264 0 21 0 6069 1 232 2 108 3 41 4 25 5 14 6 5 7 2 8 4 9 1 10 3 11 1 12 1 13 1 15 2 20 1 21 2 Sysmiss 25264 4.Who mainly owns the [LIVESTOCK]?: Owner ID 1 7177 24599 1 9 1 6543 2 429 3 114 4 29 5 23 6 3 7 9 8 15 9 12 Sysmiss 24599 4.Who mainly owns the [LIVESTOCK]?: Owner ID 2 4008 27768 2 11 2 3724 3 112 4 77 5 44 6 19 7 7 8 21 9 3 11 1 Sysmiss 27768 5.Who mainly keeps/manages the [LIVESTOCK]?: Manager ID 1 496 31280 1 9 1 327 2 124 3 17 4 8 5 6 6 6 7 7 9 1 Sysmiss 31280 5.Who mainly keeps/manages the [LIVESTOCK]?: Manager ID 2 224 31552 2 11 2 143 3 29 4 19 5 20 6 2 7 5 8 3 9 2 11 1 Sysmiss 31552 6.What are the holder's major purposes for owning /keeping [LIVESTOCK]? 7177 24599 1 8 1 1. SALE OF LIVE ANIMALS 2072 2 2. SALE OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS 1228 3 3. FOOD FOR THE FAMILY 958 4 4. SAVINGS AND INSURANCE 935 5 5. SOCIAL STATUS 516 6 6. CROP AGRICULTURE (MANURE, DRAUGHT POWER) 713 7 7. TRANSPORT 640 8 8. OTHER (SPECIFY) 115 Sysmiss 24599 other specify 31776 Unique Holder Indentifier 28400 Unique Household Indentifier 28400 Livestock Code 28400 1 16 1 1. Bulls 1775 2 2. Oxen 1775 3 3. Cows 1775 4 4. Steers 1775 5 5. Heifers 1775 6 6. Calves 1775 7 7. Goats 1775 8 8. Sheep 1775 9 9. Camels 1775 10 10. Chicken - cocks/ broilers 1775 11 11. Chicken - hens/ layers 1775 12 12. Chicks 1775 13 13. Horses 1775 14 14. Mules 1775 15 15. Donkeys 1775 16 16. Bee Colony 1775 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 28400 14. Location: rural, town, small town 28400 1 1 1 1. RURAL 28400 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 28400 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 28400 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1152 3 3. AMHARA 4032 4 4. OROMIA 5792 5 5. SOMALI 4000 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1328 7 7. SNNP 5984 12 12. GAMBELA 2032 13 13. HARAR 2256 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 1824 Zone Code 28400 Woreda Code 28400 City Code 28400 8 8 8 28400 Sub city code 28400 88 88 88 28400 Kebele Code 28400 EA code 28400 Household ID 28400 Holder ID 28400 15. What is the holder's farm type? 28400 2 3 1 1. crop production only 0 2 2. livestock only 5120 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 23280 4 4. none 0 1.How many did [LIVESTOCK] the holder own/keep 12 months ago? 28192 208 0 178 2.During the past 12 months, how many [LIVESTOCK] were born? 19382 9018 0 90 0 16218 1 1057 2 689 3 318 4 229 5 217 6 96 7 53 8 92 9 39 10 89 11 28 12 41 13 17 14 22 15 38 16 9 17 7 18 12 19 4 20 37 21 2 22 4 23 3 24 6 25 6 27 2 28 3 29 3 30 14 31 1 32 1 33 2 34 1 36 1 38 2 39 1 40 4 41 1 47 1 50 5 51 1 53 1 55 2 67 2 90 1 Sysmiss 9018 3.In the past 12 months, has this holder purchased any live [LIVESTOCK]? 28192 208 1 2 1 1. YES 1168 2 2. NO 27024 Sysmiss 208 4.How many live [LIVESTOCK] was purchased in the past 12 months? 1168 27232 1 19000 1 705 2 270 3 89 4 41 5 25 6 5 7 4 8 9 10 4 11 1 12 6 15 2 16 1 20 1 24 1 500 1 800 1 2000 1 19000 1 Sysmiss 27232 5.Total value paid for the [LIVESTOCK] 1168 27232 1 192000 6.During the last 12 months, any [LIVESTOCK] were received as a gift? 28192 208 1 2 1 1. YES 253 2 2. NO 27939 Sysmiss 208 7.How many [LIVESTOCK] were received as a gift in the past 12 months? 253 28147 1 1500 1 176 2 53 3 8 4 4 5 2 6 5 10 3 20 1 1500 1 Sysmiss 28147 8.During the last 12 months, any [LIVESTOCK] were given as a gift? 28192 208 1 2 1 1. YES 195 2 2. NO 27997 Sysmiss 208 9.How many [LIVESTOCK] were given as a gift? 195 28205 1 78 1 111 2 46 3 8 4 7 5 7 6 6 7 2 9 1 10 4 12 2 78 1 Sysmiss 28205 10.Has this holder lost any [LIVESTOCK] in the past 12 months? 28192 208 1 2 1 1. YES 1868 2 2. NO 26324 Sysmiss 208 11.How many [LIVESTOCK] were lost in the past 12 months? 1868 26532 1 500 1 719 2 370 3 203 4 116 5 110 6 65 7 35 8 53 9 20 10 44 11 16 12 16 13 17 14 4 15 18 16 5 17 3 19 1 20 11 22 3 23 2 25 6 26 2 27 4 28 2 29 1 30 2 33 2 34 1 35 1 37 1 42 1 45 1 46 1 47 1 48 1 49 1 50 1 55 1 64 1 67 2 80 1 90 2 500 1 Sysmiss 26532 12.In the last 12 months, has this holder sold any [LIVESTOCK] alive? 28192 208 1 2 1 1. YES 1771 2 2. NO 26421 Sysmiss 208 13.How many [LIVESTOCK] has the holder sold alive in the past 12 months? 1771 26629 1 25000 1 870 2 413 3 192 4 88 5 65 6 34 7 21 8 10 9 12 10 22 11 4 12 9 13 3 14 2 15 7 16 2 17 2 18 1 20 8 24 1 28 1 30 2 45 1 25000 1 Sysmiss 26629 14.What was the total income from [LIVESTOCK] sales? 1771 26629 0 330000 15.In the past 12 months, has the holder slaughtered any [LIVESTOCK]? 19382 9018 1 2 1 1. YES 850 2 2. NO 18532 Sysmiss 9018 16.In the past 12 months, how many [LIVESTOCK] has the holder slaughtered? 850 27550 1 15 1 373 2 266 3 100 4 55 5 28 6 14 7 2 8 6 10 4 11 1 15 1 Sysmiss 27550 17.Has the holder sold some of the slaughtered [LIVESTOCK] meat? 850 27550 1 2 1 1. YES 22 2 2. NO 828 Sysmiss 27550 18.Total income from these sales of the slaughtered [LIVESTOCK] meat 22 28378 1 25000 1 7 80 1 300 2 1000 2 1500 3 2000 3 7000 1 7500 1 25000 2 Sysmiss 28378 19.Has this holder incurred any transportation costs in the sale of [LIVESTOCK]? 28192 208 1 2 1 1. YES 317 2 2. NO 27875 Sysmiss 208 20.How much did the holder spend on transportation for [LIVESTOCK]? 317 28083 1 1500 1 1 4 1 10 7 15 2 20 23 25 8 30 12 40 13 50 25 55 1 60 13 70 1 75 2 80 2 85 1 100 24 120 2 150 15 180 2 200 26 250 9 280 1 300 10 400 11 450 1 500 6 550 43 600 24 650 1 680 1 750 13 800 13 1000 1 1200 1 1500 1 Sysmiss 28083 Unique Holder Indentifier 10650 Unique Household Indentifier 10650 Livestock Type 10650 1 6 1 1. LARGE RUMINANTS 1775 2 2. SMALL RUMINANTS 1775 3 3. CAMELIDS 1775 4 4. POULTRY 1775 5 5. EQUINES 1775 6 6. BEE COLONY 1775 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 10650 14. Location: rural, town, small town 10650 1 1 1 1. RURAL 10650 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 10650 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 10650 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 432 3 3. AMHARA 1512 4 4. OROMIA 2172 5 5. SOMALI 1500 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 498 7 7. SNNP 2244 12 12. GAMBELA 762 13 13. HARAR 846 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 684 Zone Code 10650 Woreda Code 10650 City Code 10650 8 8 8 10650 Sub city code 10650 88 88 88 10650 Kebele Code 10650 EA code 10650 Household ID 10650 Holder ID 10650 15. What is the holder's farm type? 10650 2 3 1 1. crop production only 0 2 2. livestock only 1920 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 8730 4 4. none 0 1.In the last 12 months, any breeding strategy practiced for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 5284 5366 1 3 1 1. YES 69 2 2. NO 3901 3 3. NOT APPLICABLE 1314 Sysmiss 5366 2.What was main breeding strategy used for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 69 10581 1 7 1 1. NATURAL MATING, SIRE SELECTED FROM WITHIN THE HERD 18 2 2. NATURAL MATING, SIRE PURCHASED OR EXCHANGED 18 3 3. NATURAL MATING, NON-BREEDING MALES CASTRATED 1 4 4. NATURAL MATING, DAM PURCHASED 13 5 5. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION, FROM PUBLIC PROVIDERS 8 6 6. ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION, FROM PRIVATE PROVIDERS 3 7 7. OTHER (SPECIFY) 8 Sysmiss 10581 Other specify 10650 2b, Was the [LIVESTOCK TYPE] ear-tagged? 7 10643 1 2 1 1. YES 2 2 2. NO 5 Sysmiss 10643 3.Any cost incurred related to breeding [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 69 10581 1 2 1 1. YES 13 2 2. NO 56 Sysmiss 10581 4.Total amount spent for breeding [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the past 12 months 13 10637 4 3500 4 1 5 2 50 2 100 2 150 2 200 1 300 1 400 1 3500 1 Sysmiss 10637 5.Has this holder paid anyone outside HH to help look after [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 69 10581 1 2 1 1. YES 1 2 2. NO 68 Sysmiss 10581 6.Total wages paid for those looking after [LIVESTOCK TYPE] 1 10649 1053 1053 1053 1 Sysmiss 10649 7.In the past 12 months, what was housing system for [LIVESTOCK TYPE] used? 3970 6680 1 6 1 1. NONE 466 2 2. IN BARN WITH ROOF 487 3 3. IN BARN WITHOUT ROOF 702 4 4. BASKET/chicken coop 274 5 5. INSIDE THE HOUSE(E.G. KITCHEN) 1882 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 159 Sysmiss 6680 Please other specify 10650 8a.In past 12 months, how frequently [LIVESTOCK TYPE] watered? (Dry season) 2723 7927 1 4 1 1. ANIMALS GET ON THEIR OWN FROM AVAILABLE SOURCES 216 2 2. ONCE A DAY 1315 3 3. MORE THAN ONCE A DAY 975 4 4. ONCE IN TWO OR MORE DAYS 217 Sysmiss 7927 8b.In past 12 months, how frequently [LIVESTOCK TYPE] watered? (Rainy season) 2723 7927 1 4 1 1. ANIMALS GET ON THEIR OWN FROM AVAILABLE SOURCES 622 2 2. ONCE A DAY 1335 3 3. MORE THAN ONCE A DAY 527 4 4. ONCE IN TWO OR MORE DAYS 239 Sysmiss 7927 9.What has been the dry season main source of water for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]:ONE 2728 7922 1 6 1 1. BOREHOLE 326 2 2. DAM 71 3 3. WELL 212 4 4. RIVER/SPRING/STREAM 1886 5 5. RAINWATER/HARVESTING 61 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 172 Sysmiss 7922 9.What has been the dry season main source of water for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]:TWO 272 10378 2 6 1 1. BOREHOLE 0 2 2. DAM 6 3 3. WELL 16 4 4. RIVER/SPRING/STREAM 150 5 5. RAINWATER/HARVESTING 71 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 29 Sysmiss 10378 Please specify 10650 9.What has been the rainy season main source of water for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]:ONE 2728 7922 1 6 1 1. BOREHOLE 304 2 2. DAM 128 3 3. WELL 209 4 4. RIVER/SPRING/STREAM 1764 5 5. RAINWATER/HARVESTING 206 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 117 Sysmiss 7922 9.What has been the rainy season main source of water for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]:TWO 345 10305 2 6 1 1. BOREHOLE 0 2 2. DAM 7 3 3. WELL 11 4 4. RIVER/SPRING/STREAM 109 5 5. RAINWATER/HARVESTING 202 6 6. OTHER (SPECIFY) 16 Sysmiss 10305 Please specify 10650 10a.During dry season, has water been paid for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 2728 7922 1 2 1 1. YES 151 2 2. NO 2577 Sysmiss 7922 10b.During rainy season, has water been paid for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 2728 7922 1 2 1 1. YES 66 2 2. NO 2662 Sysmiss 7922 11.How much has been paid for the water for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 152 10498 0 6000 0 9 8 2 10 2 12 2 15 1 20 2 40 1 50 6 60 6 90 3 100 6 120 1 150 8 180 3 200 6 240 1 250 3 260 1 270 2 300 12 350 2 360 6 400 4 450 1 480 1 500 8 540 4 600 5 630 1 650 2 700 1 720 2 800 2 880 1 1000 8 1080 1 1200 6 1250 1 1500 5 2000 5 2500 3 3600 1 4000 1 5000 3 6000 1 Sysmiss 10498 12.This holder's major feeding practices for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]: FEED 1 2728 7922 1 5 1 1. ONLY GRAZING/SCAVENGING 1103 2 2. MAINLY GRAZING/SCAVENGING WITH SOME FEEDING 991 3 3. MAINLY FEEDING WITH SOME GRAZING/SCAVENGING 382 4 4. ONLY FEEDING (ZERO GRAZING/SCAVENGING) 136 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 116 Sysmiss 7922 12.This holder's major feeding practices for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]: FEED 2 177 10473 2 5 1 1. ONLY GRAZING/SCAVENGING 0 2 2. MAINLY GRAZING/SCAVENGING WITH SOME FEEDING 97 3 3. MAINLY FEEDING WITH SOME GRAZING/SCAVENGING 43 4 4. ONLY FEEDING (ZERO GRAZING/SCAVENGING) 15 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 22 Sysmiss 10473 Please Specify 10650 13.In past 12 months, did you purchase any fodder for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 2728 7922 1 2 1 1. YES 288 2 2. NO 2440 Sysmiss 7922 14.How much has been spent to purchase the fodder [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 288 10362 0 25200 15.In past 12 months, for which season was fodder used for [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 288 10362 1 3 1 1. FOR DRY SEASON 145 2 2. FOR RAIN SEASON 20 3 3. FOR BOTH 123 Sysmiss 10362 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: AGRO-INDUSTRY BYPRODUCTS 2728 7922 0 1 0 2540 1 188 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: COWPEA 2728 7922 0 1 0 2666 1 62 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: ELEPHANT GRASS 2728 7922 0 1 0 2597 1 131 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: DESHO GRASS 2728 7922 0 1 0 2503 1 225 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: SESBANIA 2728 7922 0 1 0 2698 1 30 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: SINAR 2728 7922 0 1 0 2664 1 64 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: LABLAB 2728 7922 0 1 0 2721 1 7 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: ALFALFA 2728 7922 0 1 0 2682 1 46 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: VETCH 2728 7922 0 1 0 2700 1 28 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: RHODES GRASS 2728 7922 0 1 0 2625 1 103 Sysmiss 7922 17. In the last 12 months[LIVESTOCK TYPE] feeded: OTHER (SPECIFY) 2728 7922 0 1 0 790 1 1938 Sysmiss 7922 Please Specify 10650 18.In past 12 months, have you vaccinated any [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 3970 6680 1 2 1 1. YES 665 2 2. NO 3305 Sysmiss 6680 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: BRUCELOSIS 665 9985 0 1 0 636 1 29 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: CBPP 665 9985 0 1 0 541 1 124 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: LUMPY SKIN DISEASE 665 9985 0 1 0 604 1 61 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: CCPP 665 9985 0 1 0 580 1 85 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: ECF 665 9985 0 1 0 662 1 3 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: RABIES 665 9985 0 1 0 663 1 2 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: FMD 665 9985 0 1 0 652 1 13 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: ANTHRAX 665 9985 0 1 0 484 1 181 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: BQ 665 9985 0 1 0 498 1 167 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: NEW CASTLE DISEASE 665 9985 0 1 0 643 1 22 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: SMALL POX 665 9985 0 1 0 662 1 3 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: GOMBORO 665 9985 0 1 0 647 1 18 Sysmiss 9985 19.[LIVESTOCK TYPE] vaccinated against: OTHER (SPECIFY) 665 9985 0 1 0 531 1 134 Sysmiss 9985 Please Specify 10650 20.In past 12 months, has Anthelmintic been used on [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 3970 6680 1 2 1 1. YES 184 2 2. NO 3786 Sysmiss 6680 21.In past 12 months, have [LIVESTOCK TYPE] been treated against ticks? 3970 6680 1 2 1 1. YES 234 2 2. NO 3736 Sysmiss 6680 22.Total amount spent on vaccines, anthelmingics and etc for [LIVESTOCK TYPE] 839 9811 0 4300 23.In past 12 months, did [LIVESTOCK TYPE] receive some curative treatment? 3970 6680 1 2 1 1. YES 373 2 2. NO 3597 Sysmiss 6680 24.Total amount spent on curative treatments for [LIVESTOCK TYPE] 373 10277 0 3000 25.Did HH use dung produced by [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the past 12 months? 3970 6680 1 2 1 1. YES 1749 2 2. NO 2221 Sysmiss 6680 26.Main use of the dung produced by [LIVESTOCK TYPE]: USE 1 1696 8954 1 5 1 1. MANURE (GRAZING ON THE PLOT OR COLLECTED AND APPLIED) 1583 2 2. FUEL 109 3 3. CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL 0 4 4. SALE 2 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 2 Sysmiss 8954 26.Main use of the dung produced by [LIVESTOCK TYPE]: USE 2 53 10597 2 3 1 1. MANURE (GRAZING ON THE PLOT OR COLLECTED AND APPLIED) 0 2 2. FUEL 52 3 3. CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL 1 4 4. SALE 0 5 5. OTHER (SPECIFY) 0 Sysmiss 10597 Please Specify 10650 27.Did HH sell the dung produced by [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the past 12 months? 1749 8901 1 2 1 1. YES 6 2 2. NO 1743 Sysmiss 8901 28.How much HH earned from the sales of dung produced by [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 6 10644 0 1500 0 1 2 1 330 1 600 1 1500 2 Sysmiss 10644 Unique Holder Indentifier 28400 Unique Household Indentifier 28400 Livestock Code 28400 1 16 1 1. Bulls 1775 2 2. Oxen 1775 3 3. Cows 1775 4 4. Steers 1775 5 5. Heifers 1775 6 6. Calves 1775 7 7. Goats 1775 8 8. Sheep 1775 9 9. Camels 1775 10 10. Chicken - cocks/ broilers 1775 11 11. Chicken - hens/ layers 1775 12 12. Chicks 1775 13 13. Horses 1775 14 14. Mules 1775 15 15. Donkeys 1775 16 16. Bee Colony 1775 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 28400 14. Location: rural, town, small town 28400 1 1 1 1. RURAL 28400 2 2. URBAN 0 household sample weight 28400 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Region code 28400 2 15 1 1. TIGRAY 0 2 2. AFAR 1152 3 3. AMHARA 4032 4 4. OROMIA 5792 5 5. SOMALI 4000 6 6. BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1328 7 7. SNNP 5984 12 12. GAMBELA 2032 13 13. HARAR 2256 14 14. ADDIS ABABA 0 15 15. DIRE DAWA 1824 Zone Code 28400 Woreda Code 28400 City Code 28400 8 8 8 28400 Sub city code 28400 88 88 88 28400 Kebele Code 28400 EA code 28400 Household ID 28400 Holder ID 28400 15. What is the holder's farm type? 28400 2 3 1 1. crop production only 0 2 2. livestock only 5120 3 3. Both livestock and crop production 23280 4 4. none 0 1.Did you milk any [LIVESTOCK ] in the last 12 months? 7048 21352 1 2 1 1. YES 1365 2 2. NO 5683 Sysmiss 21352 2.For the last 12 months, how many [LIVESTOCK] did this holder milk? 1365 27035 1 26 1 637 2 318 3 135 4 77 5 82 6 28 7 9 8 16 9 3 10 38 11 7 12 10 13 1 16 2 20 1 26 1 Sysmiss 27035 3.For how many months on average was a [LIVESTOCK] milked in the past 12 months? 1365 27035 1 12 1 48 2 211 3 176 4 96 5 132 6 227 7 128 8 146 9 75 10 49 11 30 12 47 Sysmiss 27035 4.What was the average quantity of milk produced by [LIVESTOCK] per day? 1365 27035 0.001 1000 5.Was an animal suckling during the time the [LIVESTOCK] being milked? 1365 27035 1 2 1 1. YES 1250 2 2. NO 115 Sysmiss 27035 6.What was the main use of the milk of [LIVESTOCK]? 1250 27150 1 4 1 1. SELF CONSUMPTION 944 2 2. SALE 111 3 3. PROCESSING 186 4 4. OTHER (SPECIFY) 9 Sysmiss 27150 Other specify 28400 7.How much of [LIVESTOCK] milk was collected? 1250 27150 0 6020 8.Did this holder sell the milk of [LIVESTOCK]? 1250 27150 1 2 1 1. YES 252 2 2. NO 998 Sysmiss 27150 9.How much of the milk of [LIVESTOCK] was sold per week? 252 28148 0.5 6020 10.How much did the holder earn from the selling [LIVESTOCK] milk per week? 252 28148 15 4500 11.Did the holder sell [LIVESTOCK] milk products? 1365 27035 1 2 1 1. YES 284 2 2. NO 1081 Sysmiss 27035 12.How much did the holder earn from selling [LIVESTOCK] milk products? 284 28116 3 79200 13.For the last 12 months,did the holder own and keep hens? 1762 26638 1 2 1 1. YES 809 2 2. NO 953 Sysmiss 26638 14.Among these hens, how many clutching periods did a hen have on average? 809 27591 0 288 0 4 1 68 2 79 3 305 4 154 5 86 6 44 7 5 8 13 9 3 10 12 11 5 12 13 13 4 15 1 16 1 18 1 20 2 24 3 25 1 27 1 31 1 81 1 180 1 288 1 Sysmiss 27591 15.How many eggs did a hen lay on average in the last clutching period? 809 27591 0 400 16.How many egg laying hens did this holder have in the past 3 months? 809 27591 0 75 0 61 1 262 2 228 3 127 4 48 5 29 6 15 7 6 8 4 9 1 10 3 13 2 14 3 15 3 18 1 19 1 21 2 22 1 24 1 25 1 28 1 30 3 31 1 35 1 36 1 55 1 56 1 75 1 Sysmiss 27591 17.Did this holder sell the eggs in the last 3 months? 809 27591 1 2 1 1. YES 401 2 2. NO 408 Sysmiss 27591 18.How many of the eggs produced did you sell in the last 3 months? 401 27999 1 500 19.How much has this holder earned by selling eggs in the past 3 months? 401 27999 15 3500 20.Has this household used any of [LIVESTOCK] for animal power past 12 months? 15858 12542 1 2 1 1. YES 1695 2 2. NO 14163 Sysmiss 12542 21.In the last 12 months, what have been the use of [LIVESTOCK] power?: USE 1 1695 26705 1 3 1 1. TRANSPORT 720 2 2. CROP AGRICULTURE 938 3 3. OTHER (SPECIFY) 37 Sysmiss 26705 21.In the last 12 months, what have been the use of [LIVESTOCK] power?: USE 2 45 28355 1 3 1 1. TRANSPORT 14 2 2. CROP AGRICULTURE 23 3 3. OTHER (SPECIFY) 8 Sysmiss 28355 Please Specify 28400 23.Has HH used any [LIVESTOCK] to provide service to other HHs? 1695 26705 1 2 1 1. YES 441 2 2. NO 1254 Sysmiss 26705 24.How much has been earned by providing services with [LIVESTOCK]? 441 27959 0 10000 0 397 1 1 2 1 3 1 150 6 200 5 250 2 300 7 350 1 450 1 500 2 800 1 1000 6 1500 1 1700 1 1800 1 2000 2 4000 1 5000 1 6000 1 6500 1 10000 1 Sysmiss 27959 Unique Household Identifier 4890 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Major Road 4890 0 72.8000030517578 7.09077712153608 11.8852837118336 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Market 4890 0.400000005960464 448.700012207031 58.1899999008893 68.8997039264203 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Border Crossing 4890 3.20000004768372 531.5 259.217668495344 133.591839992721 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Population Center with +20,000 4890 0.400000005960464 285.100006103516 27.5404498361188 34.781800747724 HH Distance in (KMs) to Capital of Region of Residence 4890 0 0.600000023841858 0.121779143752374 0.135490386430899 0 2001 0.100000001490116 1246 0.200000002980232 702 0.300000011920929 602 0.400000005960464 218 0.5 99 0.600000023841858 22 Annual Mean Temperature (degC * 10) 4890 95 293 205.070961145194 42.3950543984539 Mean Temperature of Wettest Quarter (degC * 10) 4890 89 319 203.944580777096 47.3754797040808 Annual Precipitation (mm) 4890 145 1997 979.789979550102 387.622944901871 Precipitation of Wettest Month (mm) 4890 37 433 204.445807770961 83.9403845897585 Precipitation of Wettest Quarter 4890 78 1103 513.360122699386 228.145790455539 Slope (percent) 4890 1 46 10.2177914110429 8.08361716467141 1 282 2 456 3 364 4 282 5 241 6 287 7 295 8 282 9 251 10 296 11 232 12 178 13 244 14 85 15 99 16 109 17 94 18 114 19 46 20 33 21 36 22 76 23 128 24 50 25 63 26 35 27 31 28 33 29 47 30 11 31 10 33 10 34 10 35 12 36 12 37 10 39 21 41 11 42 1 44 1 46 12 Elevation (m) 4890 203 3576 1653.53517382413 698.843495514679 2020 Population density per km2, WorldPop Global 4890 3 34321 2668.2390593047 5036.1561421773 2019 Percent cropland within anonymizing region 4890 0 71 20.2245398773006 17.32804927622 Nutrient availability 4890 1 7 1.50368098159509 0.767305126634536 0 1 0 1 2 2902 2 3 1755 3 4 63 4 5 124 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Nutrient retention capacity 4890 1 7 1.35255623721881 0.718825125935484 0 1 0 1 2 3557 2 3 1145 3 4 57 4 5 85 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Rooting conditions 4890 1 7 1.95807770961145 1.19541001304929 0 1 0 1 2 2498 2 3 948 3 4 809 4 5 447 5 6 175 6 7 0 7 8 13 Oxygen availability to roots 4890 1 7 1.32822085889571 0.788572182768038 0 1 0 1 2 3940 2 3 510 3 4 297 4 5 97 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Excess salts 4890 1 7 1.19509202453988 0.767231611837983 0 1 0 1 2 4537 2 3 81 3 4 29 4 5 183 5 6 47 6 7 0 7 8 13 Toxicity 4890 1 7 1.13537832310838 0.636771160433092 0 1 0 1 2 4619 2 3 83 3 4 57 4 5 85 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Workability (constraining field management) 4890 1 7 2.61492842535787 1.16134564681772 0 1 0 1 2 973 2 3 1383 3 4 1348 4 5 952 5 6 221 6 7 0 7 8 13 Majority agro-ecological zones within anonymizing region 4890 311 324 319.788139059305 4.86076355198779 101 Temperature/arid 0 102 Temperature/Semi-arid 0 103 Temperature/Sub-humid 0 104 Temperature/humid 0 211 Subtropic-warm/arid 0 212 Subtropic-warm/semi-arid 0 213 Subtropic-warm/subhumid 0 214 Subtropic-warm/humid 0 221 Subtropic-cool/arid 0 222 Subtropic-cool/semiarid 0 223 Subtropic-cool/subhumid 0 224 Subtropic-cool/humid 0 311 Tropic-warm/arid 309 312 Tropic-warm/semiarid 670 313 Tropic-warm/subhumid 388 314 Tropic-warm/humid 0 321 Tropic-cool/arid 10 322 Tropic-cool/semiarid 1140 323 Tropic-cool/subhumid 1961 324 Tropic-cool/humid 412 400 Boreal 0 Majority land cover class within anonymizing region 4890 20 126 49.2920245398773 30.6873097807961 0 No input data available 0 20 Shrubs 997 30 Herbaceous vegetation 195 40 Cropland 1810 50 Built-up 1157 60 Bare/sparse vegetation 61 70 Snow and ice 0 80 Permanent water bodies 0 90 Herbaceous wetland 0 100 Moss and lichen 0 111 Closed forest evergreen needle leaf 0 112 Closed forest evergreen broad leaf 207 113 Closed forest deciduous needle leaf 0 114 Closed forest deciduous broad leaf 14 115 Closed forest mixed 0 116 Closed forest unknown 0 121 Open forest evergreen needle leaf 0 122 Open forest evergreen broad leaf 0 123 Open forest deciduous needle leaf 0 124 Open forest deciduous broad leaf 8 125 Open forest mixed 0 126 Open forest unknown 441 200 Open sea 0 Majority potential wetness index within anonymizing region 4890 0 36 12.2924335378323 1.92335337532165 0 48 10 34 11 929 12 1750 13 1602 14 411 15 105 36 11 Percent of anonymizing region classified as urban cluster in Degree of Urbanizat 4890 0 100 17.9524131127174 22.6131860191676 Percent of anonymizing region classified as urban center in Degree of Urbanizati 4890 0 100 28.4634356718366 38.4036031707327 12-month total rainfall (mm) in 2021 4890 81 2184 838.80899795501 382.768869270333 Start of wettest quarter in dekads 1-36, where first dekad of 2021 =1 4890 5 27 15.620654396728 4.97429090785661 5 162 6 430 7 41 8 15 9 75 10 67 11 352 12 481 13 35 16 30 17 187 18 1306 19 273 20 1426 27 10 Total rainfall in wettest quarter in 2021 4890 69 1632 483.986503067485 210.895737972072 Avg annual total rainfall(mm) 4890 186 1646 885.037014314928 326.273750864598 Avg start of wettest quarter in dekads 1-36, where first dekad of year =1 4890 9 19 15.640899795501 2.66586875449245 9 44 10 350 11 218 12 124 13 337 14 215 15 527 16 828 17 609 18 1317 19 321 Avg total rainfall in wettest quarter(mm) 4890 129 1040 480.836809815951 160.002812267058 Avg total change in greenness(integral of daily EVI values)w/in primary growing 4890 4.15399980545044 33.5419998168945 17.7802079842378 7.56774088345199 Avg EVI value at peak of greenness w/in growing season 4890 0.268999993801117 0.640999972820282 0.440092642084221 0.0987954717886208 Avg onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 97 187 135.492433537832 25.4686899251725 Avg onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 163 289 269.091615541922 26.5549325334609 163 61 166 19 168 47 173 19 174 53 190 27 192 44 201 10 203 42 208 81 238 9 257 14 260 37 262 11 265 92 266 133 269 104 270 272 271 148 272 383 273 418 274 440 275 90 276 420 277 40 278 139 279 346 280 284 282 36 283 120 285 61 286 711 289 179 Total change in greenness within 2021 growing season,avg by zone 4890 4.19000005722046 35.4440002441406 19.911859369668 7.62857860101428 EVI value at peak of greenness within growing season,starting 1/1/21 4890 0.257999986410141 0.666000008583069 0.447671370119892 0.103110039399266 Onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 94 174 123.109406952965 20.8871480344474 94 170 95 53 96 47 97 54 98 63 99 20 100 59 101 42 102 383 104 180 105 33 107 675 108 44 110 92 111 133 112 187 113 76 114 8 117 25 119 69 120 350 121 39 123 185 125 46 127 31 131 45 134 110 137 12 138 50 140 20 141 34 142 639 145 145 146 71 147 13 148 206 152 71 153 15 154 65 158 83 160 81 162 11 170 33 174 122 Onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 156 307 268.968098159509 31.9076989528758 156 27 161 19 162 114 163 47 165 19 167 44 176 52 182 81 202 9 224 14 237 12 242 22 251 36 252 17 256 19 258 104 259 26 262 90 264 20 265 23 266 44 267 27 268 67 269 65 270 38 271 33 272 116 273 193 274 282 275 437 276 34 277 281 278 34 279 144 280 238 281 219 282 10 283 1022 284 33 287 103 288 393 289 8 291 182 295 25 307 67 Avg total change in greenness(integral of daily EVI values)w/in second growing s 4890 4.568 27 4.842 61 5.171 19 5.639 19 6.078 42 6.199 33 6.267 53 6.403 14 6.44 44 6.47 10 6.999 9 7.458 81 7.842 22 8.745 39 9.804 25 Sysmiss 4392 Avg EVI value at peak of greenness w/in growing season 4890 0.283 61 0.29 19 0.299 27 0.322 19 0.334 53 0.337 44 0.338 42 0.383 81 0.41 10 0.412 9 0.446 14 0.471 39 0.475 22 0.492 58 Sysmiss 4392 Avg onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 243 27 253 39 254 44 255 22 257 14 258 124 259 33 262 63 263 42 267 9 273 81 Sysmiss 4392 Avg onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 310 27 317 22 321 19 324 19 325 61 328 83 329 58 330 67 333 42 335 10 339 9 347 81 Sysmiss 4392 Total change in greenness within 2021 growing season,avg by zone 4890 3.304 61 3.75 19 3.934 27 4.219 53 4.488 19 4.572 44 5.107 22 5.112 42 5.153 14 5.58 81 5.635 10 6.094 9 6.334 33 9.071 39 9.557 25 Sysmiss 4392 EVI value at peak of greenness within growing season,starting 1/1/21 4890 0.268 61 0.28 27 0.282 19 0.3 44 0.301 53 0.318 42 0.326 19 0.366 81 0.375 9 0.378 10 0.425 14 0.469 39 0.474 25 0.486 22 0.51 33 Sysmiss 4392 Onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 238 27 243 22 246 44 248 19 251 39 253 77 254 71 255 14 258 42 259 53 260 9 280 81 Sysmiss 4392 Onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 301 27 306 22 307 19 308 19 311 61 318 39 319 44 320 39 321 10 322 86 324 42 327 9 351 81 Sysmiss 4392 Latitude Modified 4847 43 3.609384 13.694083 8.86325992882195 1.69989300356129 Longitude Modified 4847 43 33.434831 47.30784 39.1782743317516 2.65091213069151 Anonymized coordinates suppressed due to sparse local population density 4890 0 1 0.00879345603271984 0.093369770098319 0 4847 1 43 Unique Household Identifier 4890 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Major Road 4890 0 72.8000030517578 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Market 4890 0.400000005960464 448.700012207031 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Border Crossing 4890 3.20000004768372 531.5 HH Distance in (KMs) to Nearest Population Center with +20,000 4890 0.400000005960464 285.100006103516 HH Distance in (KMs) to Capital of Region of Residence 4890 0 0.600000023841858 0 2001 0.100000001490116 1246 0.200000002980232 702 0.300000011920929 602 0.400000005960464 218 0.5 99 0.600000023841858 22 Annual Mean Temperature (degC * 10) 4890 95 293 Mean Temperature of Wettest Quarter (degC * 10) 4890 89 319 Annual Precipitation (mm) 4890 145 1997 Precipitation of Wettest Month (mm) 4890 37 433 Precipitation of Wettest Quarter 4890 78 1103 Slope (percent) 4890 1 46 1 282 2 456 3 364 4 282 5 241 6 287 7 295 8 282 9 251 10 296 11 232 12 178 13 244 14 85 15 99 16 109 17 94 18 114 19 46 20 33 21 36 22 76 23 128 24 50 25 63 26 35 27 31 28 33 29 47 30 11 31 10 33 10 34 10 35 12 36 12 37 10 39 21 41 11 42 1 44 1 46 12 Elevation (m) 4890 203 3576 2020 Population density per km2, WorldPop Global 4890 3 34321 2019 Percent cropland within anonymizing region 4890 0 71 Nutrient availability 4890 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 2902 2 3 1755 3 4 63 4 5 124 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Nutrient retention capacity 4890 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 3557 2 3 1145 3 4 57 4 5 85 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Rooting conditions 4890 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 2498 2 3 948 3 4 809 4 5 447 5 6 175 6 7 0 7 8 13 Oxygen availability to roots 4890 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 3940 2 3 510 3 4 297 4 5 97 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Excess salts 4890 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 4537 2 3 81 3 4 29 4 5 183 5 6 47 6 7 0 7 8 13 Toxicity 4890 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 4619 2 3 83 3 4 57 4 5 85 5 6 33 6 7 0 7 8 13 Workability (constraining field management) 4890 1 7 0 1 0 1 2 973 2 3 1383 3 4 1348 4 5 952 5 6 221 6 7 0 7 8 13 Majority agro-ecological zones within anonymizing region 4890 311 324 101 Temperature/arid 0 102 Temperature/Semi-arid 0 103 Temperature/Sub-humid 0 104 Temperature/humid 0 211 Subtropic-warm/arid 0 212 Subtropic-warm/semi-arid 0 213 Subtropic-warm/subhumid 0 214 Subtropic-warm/humid 0 221 Subtropic-cool/arid 0 222 Subtropic-cool/semiarid 0 223 Subtropic-cool/subhumid 0 224 Subtropic-cool/humid 0 311 Tropic-warm/arid 309 312 Tropic-warm/semiarid 670 313 Tropic-warm/subhumid 388 314 Tropic-warm/humid 0 321 Tropic-cool/arid 10 322 Tropic-cool/semiarid 1140 323 Tropic-cool/subhumid 1961 324 Tropic-cool/humid 412 400 Boreal 0 Majority land cover class within anonymizing region 4890 20 126 0 No input data available 0 20 Shrubs 997 30 Herbaceous vegetation 195 40 Cropland 1810 50 Built-up 1157 60 Bare/sparse vegetation 61 70 Snow and ice 0 80 Permanent water bodies 0 90 Herbaceous wetland 0 100 Moss and lichen 0 111 Closed forest evergreen needle leaf 0 112 Closed forest evergreen broad leaf 207 113 Closed forest deciduous needle leaf 0 114 Closed forest deciduous broad leaf 14 115 Closed forest mixed 0 116 Closed forest unknown 0 121 Open forest evergreen needle leaf 0 122 Open forest evergreen broad leaf 0 123 Open forest deciduous needle leaf 0 124 Open forest deciduous broad leaf 8 125 Open forest mixed 0 126 Open forest unknown 441 200 Open sea 0 Majority potential wetness index within anonymizing region 4890 0 36 0 48 10 34 11 929 12 1750 13 1602 14 411 15 105 36 11 Percent of anonymizing region classified as urban cluster in Degree of Urbanizat 4890 0 100 Percent of anonymizing region classified as urban center in Degree of Urbanizati 4890 0 100 12-month total rainfall (mm) in 2021 4890 81 2184 Start of wettest quarter in dekads 1-36, where first dekad of 2021 =1 4890 5 27 5 162 6 430 7 41 8 15 9 75 10 67 11 352 12 481 13 35 16 30 17 187 18 1306 19 273 20 1426 27 10 Total rainfall in wettest quarter in 2021 4890 69 1632 Avg annual total rainfall(mm) 4890 186 1646 Avg start of wettest quarter in dekads 1-36, where first dekad of year =1 4890 9 19 9 44 10 350 11 218 12 124 13 337 14 215 15 527 16 828 17 609 18 1317 19 321 Avg total rainfall in wettest quarter(mm) 4890 129 1040 Avg total change in greenness(integral of daily EVI values)w/in primary growing 4890 4.15399980545044 33.5419998168945 Avg EVI value at peak of greenness w/in growing season 4890 0.268999993801117 0.640999972820282 Avg onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 97 187 Avg onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 163 289 163 61 166 19 168 47 173 19 174 53 190 27 192 44 201 10 203 42 208 81 238 9 257 14 260 37 262 11 265 92 266 133 269 104 270 272 271 148 272 383 273 418 274 440 275 90 276 420 277 40 278 139 279 346 280 284 282 36 283 120 285 61 286 711 289 179 Total change in greenness within 2021 growing season,avg by zone 4890 4.19000005722046 35.4440002441406 EVI value at peak of greenness within growing season,starting 1/1/21 4890 0.257999986410141 0.666000008583069 Onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 94 174 94 170 95 53 96 47 97 54 98 63 99 20 100 59 101 42 102 383 104 180 105 33 107 675 108 44 110 92 111 133 112 187 113 76 114 8 117 25 119 69 120 350 121 39 123 185 125 46 127 31 131 45 134 110 137 12 138 50 140 20 141 34 142 639 145 145 146 71 147 13 148 206 152 71 153 15 154 65 158 83 160 81 162 11 170 33 174 122 Onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 156 307 156 27 161 19 162 114 163 47 165 19 167 44 176 52 182 81 202 9 224 14 237 12 242 22 251 36 252 17 256 19 258 104 259 26 262 90 264 20 265 23 266 44 267 27 268 67 269 65 270 38 271 33 272 116 273 193 274 282 275 437 276 34 277 281 278 34 279 144 280 238 281 219 282 10 283 1022 284 33 287 103 288 393 289 8 291 182 295 25 307 67 Avg total change in greenness(integral of daily EVI values)w/in second growing s 4890 Avg EVI value at peak of greenness w/in growing season 4890 Avg onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 Avg onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,where 1/1 = 1,avg by zone 4890 Total change in greenness within 2021 growing season,avg by zone 4890 EVI value at peak of greenness within growing season,starting 1/1/21 4890 Onset of greenness increase in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 Onset of greenness decrease in day of year 1-356,starting 1/1/21,avg by zone 4890 Latitude Modified 4847 43 3.609384 13.694083 Longitude Modified 4847 43 33.434831 47.30784 Anonymized coordinates suppressed due to sparse local population density 4890 0 1 0 4847 1 43 Unique Household Indentifier 4959 Unique Enumeration Area Indentifier 4959 Region code 4959 2 15 1 TIGRAY 0 2 AFAR 250 3 AMHARA 656 4 OROMIA 637 5 SOMALI 522 6 BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 206 7 SNNP 657 12 GAMBELA 422 13 HARAR 444 14 ADDIS ABABA 644 15 DIRE DAWA 521 Rural/Urban 4959 1 2 1 RURAL 2285 2 URBAN 2674 Household survey weight (Wave 5) 4959 4.38851070404053 32370.2890625 Adult equivalent scale for HH 4959 0.740000009536743 14.4399995803833 Household Size 4959 1 17 1 408 2 547 3 739 4 942 5 783 6 581 7 391 8 247 9 150 10 86 11 46 12 29 13 5 14 1 15 3 17 1 annual value of food consumption (selected items) 4959 0 2782104 annual expenditure on nonfood items (selected items) 4959 0 725300 annual expenditure on education (including assistance) 4959 0 219000 annual expenditure on food away from home 4959 0 785200 annual expenditure on utilities 4959 0 145440 Total annual consumption 4959 2400.66650390625 2798544 Nominal annual expenditure on food per adult equivalent 4959 0 745407.5 Nominal annual expenditure on nonfood per adult equivalent 4959 0 372400 Nominal annual expenditure on education per adult equivalent 4959 0 82120 Nominal annual expenditure on utilities per adult equivalent 4959 0 87614.4609375 Nominal annual consumption per adult equivalent 4959 1854.05407714844 748273.8125 Annual consumption per AEQ, spatially adjusted (food prices only) 4959 2109.53637695312 692858.6875 5 quantiles of spat_totcons_aeq 4959 1 5 1 731 2 724 3 832 4 1065 5 1607 Food consumption 4959 0 2787824 Non-food consumption 4959 0 790010 2. CROP CODE 1175 1 123 1 1. BARLEY 30 2 2. MAIZE 36 3 3. MILLET 28 4 4. OATS 29 5 5. RICE 1 6 6. SORGHUM 30 7 7. TEFF 27 8 8. WHEAT 29 9 9. Mung Bean/ MASHO 2 10 10. CASSAVA 9 11 11. CHICK PEAS 29 12 12. HARICOT BEANS 28 13 13. HORSE BEANS 30 14 14. LENTILS 29 15 15. FIELD PEAS 30 16 16. VETCH 30 17 17. GIBTO 2 18 18. SOYA BEANS 2 19 19. RED KIDENY BEANS 30 20 20. FENNEL 1 21 21. CASTOR BEANS 0 22 22. COTTON SEED 0 23 23. LINESEED 30 24 24. GROUND NUTS 28 25 25. NUEG 30 26 26. RAPE SEED 30 27 27. SESAME 30 28 28. SUNFLOWER 27 29 29. MEGO 0 30 30. SAVORY 0 31 31. BLACK CUMIN 1 32 32. BLACK PEPPER 0 33 33. CARDAMON 2 34 34. CHILIES 2 35 35. CINNAMON 0 36 36. FENUGREEK 30 37 37. GINGER 4 38 38. RED PEPPER 30 39 39. TUMERIC 2 40 40. WHITE LUMIN 1 41 41. APPLES 1 42 42. BANANAS 19 43 43. GRAPES 0 44 44. LEMONS 14 45 45. MANDARINS 1 46 46. MANGOS 23 47 47. ORANGES 20 48 48. PAPAYA 13 49 49. PINAPPLES 0 50 50. CITRON 2 51 51. BEER ROOT 8 52 52. CABBAGE 5 53 53. CARROT 9 54 54. CAULIFLOWER 0 55 55. GARLIC 22 56 56. KALE 19 57 57. LETTUCE 1 58 58. ONION 25 59 59. GREEN PEPPER 40 60 60. POTATOES 31 61 61. PUMPKINS 6 62 62. SWEET POTATO 20 63 63. TOMATOES 18 64 64. GODERE 20 65 65. GUAVA 4 66 66. PEACH 1 67 67. MUSTARD 0 68 68. FETO 0 69 69. SPINACH 4 70 70. GREEN BEANS 0 71 71. CHAT 21 72 72. COFFEE 33 73 73. COTTON 2 74 74. ENSET 15 75 75. GESHO 23 76 76. SUGAR CANE 11 77 77. TEA 0 78 78. TOBACCO 3 79 79. CORIANDER 18 80 80. SACRED BASIL 3 81 81. RUE 2 82 82. GISHITA 2 83 83. WATERMELON 0 84 84. AVOCADOS 22 85 85. GRAZING LAND 1 86 86. TEMPORARY GR 0 97 97. PIJAPIN 0 98 98. OTHER ROOT C 3 99 99. OTHER LAND 0 100 100. NL20F 0 104 104. KEENKECH 0 108 108. AMBOSHIKA 0 110 110. GIRAMTA 0 112 112. KAZMIR 1 113 113. STRAWBERRY 0 114 114. SHIFERAW 0 115 115. OTHER FRUITS 2 116 116. TIMIZ KIMEM 0 117 117. OTHER SPICES 2 118 118. OTHER PULSES 2 119 119. OTHER OIL SEED 1 120 120. OTHER CEREAL 0 121 121. OTHER CASE CROPS 1 122 122. OTHERS 0 123 123. OTHER VEGETABLE 2 Unit code 1175 1 193 1 1. Kilogram 78 2 2. Gram 38 3 3. Quintal 56 4 4. Litres 0 5 5. Mili Liter 0 6 6. Box/Casa 9 7 7. Jenbe 1 8 8. Jog 24 9 9. Melekiya 10 21 21. Akumada/Dawla/Lekota Small 24 22 22. Akumada/Dawla/Lekota Large 24 31 31. Birchiko Small 25 32 32. Birchiko Medium 24 33 33. Birchiko Large 25 41 41. Bunch Small 1 42 42. Bunch Medium 1 43 43. Bunch Large 1 51 51. Chinet Small 1 52 52. Chinet Medium 0 53 53. Chinet Large 1 61 61. Esir Small 7 62 62. Esir Medium 10 63 63. Esir Large 7 71 71. Festal Small 7 72 72. Festal Medium 10 73 73. Festal Large 7 81 81. Joniya/Kasha Small 37 82 82. Joniya/Kasha Medium 37 83 83. Joniya/Kasha Large 37 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba Small 12 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba Medium 25 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba Large 13 101 101. Kubaya/Cup Small 24 102 102. Kubaya/Cup Medium 27 103 103. Kubaya/Cup Large 24 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Small 27 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Medium 30 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Large 27 121 121. Madaberia/Nuse/Shera/Cheret Small 37 122 122. Madaberia/Nuse/Shera/Cheret Medium 37 123 123. Madaberia/Nuse/Shera/Cheret Large 37 131 131. Medeb Small 21 132 132. Medeb Medium 21 133 133. Medeb Large 21 141 141. Piece/number Small 20 142 142. Piece/number Medium 20 143 143. Piece/number Large 20 151 151. Sahin Small 28 152 152. Sahin Medium 33 153 153. Sahin Large 28 161 161. Shekim Small 1 162 162. Shekim Medium 1 163 163. Shekim Large 1 171 171. Sini Small 24 172 172. Sini Medium 24 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Small 29 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Medium 29 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Large 29 191 191. Zorba/Akara Small 1 192 192. Zorba/Akara Medium 1 193 193. Zorba/Akara Large 1 900 900. Other(Specify) 0 CONVERION FACTOR - NATIONAL 1175 0.00100000004749745 123.333000183105 CONVERSION FACTOR - TIGRAY 1175 0.00100000004749745 123.333000183105 CONVERSION FACTOR - AFAR 1175 0.00100000004749745 123.333000183105 CONVERSION FACTOR - AMHARA 1175 0.00100000004749745 123.333000183105 CONVERSION FACTOR - OROMIYA 1175 0.00100000004749745 125 CONVERSION FACTOR - BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1175 0.00100000004749745 123.333000183105 CONVERSION FACTOR - SNNP 1175 0.00100000004749745 122.5 CONVERSION FACTOR - GAMBELLA 1175 0.00100000004749745 123.333000183105 1175 0.00100000004749745 123.333000183105 1175 Item code (FOR MERGING WITH CONVERSION FACTORS) 1269 1 915 1 1. Teff 27 2 2. Wheat 30 3 3. Barley 29 4 4. Maize 36 5 5. Sorghum 30 6 6. Millet 27 7 7. Horsebeans 29 8 8. Field Pea 29 9 9. Chick Pea 29 10 10. Lentils 29 11 11. Haricot Beans 28 12 12. Niger Seed 31 13 13. Linseed 29 14 14. Onion 26 15 15. Banana 18 16 16. Potato 30 17 17. Kocho 13 19 19. Milk 18 20 20. Cheese 23 21 21. Eggs 7 22 22. Sugar 27 23 23. Salt 26 24 24. Coffee 33 25 25. Chat / Kat 21 26 26. Bula 8 60 60. Other cereal (SPECIFY) 3 110 110. Ground nuts 29 111 111. Other pulse or nut (SPECIFY) 2 131 131. Other seed (SPECIFY) 3 141 141. Green chili pepper (kariya) 40 142 142. Red pepper (berbere) 29 143 143. Greens (kale, cabbage, etc.) 23 144 144. Tomato 19 145 145. Other vegetable (SPECIFY) 2 151 151. Orange 20 152 152. Other fruit (SPECIFY) 3 170 170. Sweet potato 21 171 171. Boye/Yam 7 172 172. Cassava 2 173 173. Godere 19 180 3 181 181. Beef 6 182 182. Poultry 3 183 183. Fish 3 195 195. Purchased Injera 3 196 196. Purchased Bread or Biscuits 4 197 197. Pasta\Maccaroni 7 198 198. Other prepared food and consumed at home 2 201 201. butter/ghee 16 202 202. Oils (processed) 18 203 203. Tea 5 204 204. Soft drinks/Soda 20 205 205. Beer 20 206 206. Tella 16 901 901. Oats 29 902 902. Vetch 30 903 903. Sesame 29 904 904. Sunflower 28 905 905. Fenugreek 30 906 906. Lemons 13 907 907. Mangos 23 908 908. Beet root 8 909 909. Cabbage 5 910 910. Carrot 9 911 911. Garlic 22 912 912. Kale 16 913 913. Pumpkins 3 914 914. Gesho 22 915 915. Avocados 21 Item code (as found in ESS3 HH Section 5a) 981 288 1 206 1 1. Teff 27 2 2. Wheat 30 3 3. Barley 29 4 4. Maize 36 5 5. Sorghum 30 6 6. Millet 27 7 7. Horsebeans 29 8 8. Field Pea 29 9 9. Chick Pea 29 10 10. Lentils 29 11 11. Haricot Beans 28 12 12. Niger Seed 31 13 13. Linseed 29 14 14. Onion 26 15 15. Banana 18 16 16. Potato 30 17 17. Kocho 13 19 19. Milk 18 20 20. Cheese 23 21 21. Eggs 7 22 22. Sugar 27 23 23. Salt 26 24 24. Coffee 33 25 25. Chat / Kat 21 26 26. Bula 8 60 60. Other cereal (SPECIFY) 3 110 110. Ground nuts 29 111 111. Other pulse or nut (SPECIFY) 2 131 131. Other seed (SPECIFY) 3 141 141. Green chili pepper (kariya) 40 142 142. Red pepper (berbere) 29 143 143. Greens (kale, cabbage, etc.) 23 144 144. Tomato 19 145 145. Other vegetable (SPECIFY) 2 151 151. Orange 20 152 152. Other fruit (SPECIFY) 3 170 170. Sweet potato 21 171 171. Boye/Yam 7 172 172. Cassava 2 173 173. Godere 19 180 3 181 181. Beef 6 182 182. Poultry 3 183 183. Fish 3 195 195. Purchased Injera 3 196 196. Purchased Bread or Biscuits 4 197 197. Pasta\Maccaroni 7 198 198. Other prepared food and consumed at home 2 201 201. butter/ghee 16 202 202. Oils (processed) 18 203 203. Tea 5 204 204. Soft drinks/Soda 20 205 205. Beer 20 206 206. Tella 16 901 901. Oats 0 902 902. Vetch 0 903 903. Sesame 0 904 904. Sunflower 0 905 905. Fenugreek 0 906 906. Lemons 0 907 907. Mangos 0 908 908. Beet root 0 909 909. Cabbage 0 910 910. Carrot 0 911 911. Garlic 0 912 912. Kale 0 913 913. Pumpkins 0 914 914. Gesho 0 915 915. Avocados 0 Sysmiss 288 Unit code 1269 1 193 1 1. Kilogram 68 2 2. Gram 65 3 3. Quintal 10 4 4. Litres 30 5 5. Mili Liter 14 6 6. Box/Casa 7 7 7. Jenbe 1 8 8. Jog 31 9 9. Melekiya 17 21 21. Akumada/Dawla/Lekota Small 22 22 22. Akumada/Dawla/Lekota Large 22 31 31. Birchiko Small 31 32 32. Birchiko Medium 31 33 33. Birchiko Large 31 41 41. Bunch Small 1 42 42. Bunch Medium 1 43 43. Bunch Large 1 51 51. Chinet Small 1 52 52. Chinet Medium 0 53 53. Chinet Large 1 61 61. Esir Small 9 62 62. Esir Medium 11 63 63. Esir Large 9 71 71. Festal Small 7 72 72. Festal Medium 10 73 73. Festal Large 7 81 81. Joniya/Kasha Small 37 82 82. Joniya/Kasha Medium 37 83 83. Joniya/Kasha Large 37 91 91. Kerchat/Kemba Small 12 92 92. Kerchat/Kemba Medium 22 93 93. Kerchat/Kemba Large 13 101 101. Kubaya/Cup Small 31 102 102. Kubaya/Cup Medium 32 103 103. Kubaya/Cup Large 30 111 111. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Small 27 112 112. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Medium 28 113 113. Kunna/Mishe/Kefer/Enkib Large 27 121 121. Madaberia/Nuse/Shera/Cheret Small 35 122 122. Madaberia/Nuse/Shera/Cheret Medium 35 123 123. Madaberia/Nuse/Shera/Cheret Large 35 131 131. Medeb Small 21 132 132. Medeb Medium 21 133 133. Medeb Large 21 141 141. Piece/number Small 23 142 142. Piece/number Medium 23 143 143. Piece/number Large 23 151 151. Sahin Small 29 152 152. Sahin Medium 32 153 153. Sahin Large 29 161 161. Shekim Small 2 162 162. Shekim Medium 2 163 163. Shekim Large 2 171 171. Sini Small 30 172 172. Sini Medium 30 181 181. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Small 34 182 182. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Medium 34 183 183. Tasa/Tanika/Shember/Selemon Large 34 191 191. Zorba/Akara Small 1 192 192. Zorba/Akara Medium 1 193 193. Zorba/Akara Large 1 900 900. Other(Specify) 0 CONVERION FACTOR - NATIONAL 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 CONVERSION FACTOR - TIGRAY 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 CONVERSION FACTOR - AFAR 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 CONVERSION FACTOR - AMHARA 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 CONVERSION FACTOR - OROMIYA 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 CONVERSION FACTOR - BENISHANGUL GUMUZ 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 CONVERSION FACTOR - SNNP 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 CONVERSION FACTOR - GAMBELLA 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 1269 0.00100000004749745 205.00700378418 1269