DDI_GHA_2022_PDM-CBI_v01_M UN Refugee Agency Development Data Group 2024-10-03 NADA Identical to a metadata (UNHCR_GHA_2022_CBI_PDM) published on UNHCR catalog (https://microdata.unhcr.org/index.php/home). Some of the metadata fields have been edited. Post-Distribution Monitoring of Cash-Based Intervention 2022 PDM-CBI 2022 GHA_2022_PDM-CBI_v01_M UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) MetadataEditor Curation team Sample Frame, Households [sf/hh] Version 2.1: Edited, cleaned, and anonymised data. PDM CBI Emergency Shelter and NFI Cash Assistance Ghana Several locations in Ghana: Aflao, Ho, Hohoe, Kadjebi, Krisan, and households of forcibly displaced and stateless individuals living outside of camps. Sample survey data [ssd] UN Refugee Agency Face-to-face [f2f] Households This file contains the data dictionary. 133 239 B4. What is your sex? 132 1 1 Male 2 Female 3 Other Missing value B5. What is your age? 121 12 1 18-35 yrs 2 36-59yrs 3 60 yrs + Missing value 0-4 years 133 0.04 0.09 5-17 years 133 0.14 0.19 18-59 years 133 0.33 0.31 60 yrs + 133 0.04 0.12 0-4 years 133 0.03 0.08 5-17 years 133 0.13 0.16 18-59 years 133 0.26 0.22 60 yrs + 133 0.03 0.09 B8. How many girls and women between 15-45 years old live in your household at present? 133 0.23 0.2 C1. How much cash did your household receive from UNHCR, at the last distribution? 133 150 200 210 212 270 C2. Was this the amount you were expecting to receive? 132 1 C3. Did you receive the cash from UNHCR on the day you were expecting it? 132 1 C4. Did the person registered to receive the cash need help to withdraw or spend the cash assistance? 133 C4a. Why did they need help? 11 122 C4b. Who gave help? 11 122 C4c. Did they need to pay any money for this help? 11 122 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash? 133 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Inside the camp 133 1 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Outside the camp 133 1 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Both inside and outside 133 1 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Don't know 133 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Local market 133 1 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Local shop 133 1 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Supermarket 133 C5. Where did you go to spend the cash?/Wholesalers 133 1 C6. How long did it take you to reach the place you spent the cash? 133 C7. How much did it cost you to go and come back to the place you spent the cash? 133 C8. Did you sell any of the vouchers? 113 20 C9. Who is in possession of your ATM card / SIM card at present? 133 C9a. Other specify 1 132 ENUMERATOR: Did you see the ATM card / SIM card? 133 C10. Who in your household decided how the cash assistance should be spent? 133 C11. Was there any disagreement on use of the cash assistance? 133 C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks? 126 7 C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/Formal income generating activities e.g. any business or activities generating money, or salary 126 7 1 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/Informal income generating activities e.g. casual /seasonal labour 126 7 1 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/Savings 126 7 1 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/Remittances 126 7 1 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/Support from friends / family (locally) 126 7 1 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/Loans (debt or credit) 126 7 1 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/NGOs/agencies – giving cash support 126 7 1 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/NGOs/agencies – giving material support 126 7 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/NGOs/agencies – giving other support 126 7 Missing value C12. What other sources of income or support has your household received or used in the last 4 weeks?/Other 126 7 1 Missing value D1a. Going to withdraw or get the money? 133 D1b. Keeping the money at home? 133 D1c. Going to spend the money? 133 D1d. Did anything else make you feel physically unsafe or at risk of harm related to the cash assistance? 133 D1e. Why did you not feel physically safe? 10 123 D2a. The registered person is not available to withdraw or access the money? 133 D2b. Wrong pin code or forgotten pin code or could not enter PIN code yourself? 133 D2c. Poor service at the bank / post-office / etc when withdrawing the money? 133 D2ca. What type of poor service did you experience? 36 97 D2d. Market/shop trader/wholesaler refused to serve you? 133 D2e. Needed to pay additional money or do favours in order to withdraw or spend cash? 133 D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to? 1 132 D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Another household member 1 132 Missing value D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Another family member (outside the household) 1 132 Missing value D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Friend 1 132 Missing value D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Community leader 1 132 Missing value D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Stranger 1 132 1 Missing value D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Bank/mobile money/FSP agent 1 132 Missing value D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Shopkeeper 1 132 Missing value D2ea. Who did you need to give money or favours to?/Other 1 132 Missing value D2i. Did you experience any other problems withdrawing or spending the cash from UNHCR? 133 D2ia. What problems did you face? 3 130 D2j. Did you overcome the problems you faced? 49 84 E1. Were you able to find the items/services you needed in the markets/shops? 133 E2. Were you able to find the right quality of items/services in the market? 133 E3. Has there been any increase in the price of any items/services in the last 4 weeks? 133 F1. Of the cash you have received from UNHCR, how much have you spent already? 133 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on? 133 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Food 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Water 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Hygiene items 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Health costs (including medicines) 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Rent 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Shelter repair (e.g. rehabilitation, materials) 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Household items (e.g. mattress, blankets, jerry can) 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Firewood / Fuel for cooking or heating 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Clothes / shoes 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Utilities and bills (e.g. electricity, water bills, phone calling credit) 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Assets for a livelihood activity (e.g seeds, tools, farming, fishing, petty trade etc) 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Education (e.g. school fees, uniform, books) 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Entertainment (including alcohol, cigarettes) 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Transport 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Debt repayment 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Gave some to other family members / relatives / friends 133 1 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Legal assistance / documents 133 F2. What did you spend the UNHCR cash on?/Other (please specify) 133 Spending importance for food (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for water (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for hygiene (primary) 133 Spending importance for health (primary) 133 Spending importance for rent (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for shelter (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for household items (primary) 133 Spending importance for fuel (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for clothes and shoes (primary) 133 Spending importance for utilities (primary) 133 Spending importance for livelihoods (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for education (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for entertainment (primary) 133 Spending importance for transport (primary) 133 Spending importance for debt repayment (primary) 133 1 Spending importance for shared expenses (primary) 133 Spending importance for food (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for water (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for hygiene (secondary) 86 47 Missing value Spending importance for health (secondary) 86 47 Missing value Spending importance for rent (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for shelter (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for household items (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for fuel (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for clothes and shoes (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for utilities (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for livelihoods (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for education (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for entertainment (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for transport (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for debt repayment (secondary) 86 47 1 Missing value Spending importance for shared expenses (secondary) 86 47 Missing value Spending importance for food (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for water (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for hygiene (tertiary) 47 86 Missing value Spending importance for health (tertiary) 47 86 Missing value Spending importance for rent (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for shelter (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for household items (tertiary) 47 86 Missing value Spending importance for fuel (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for clothes and shoes (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for utilities (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for livelihoods (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for education (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for entertainment (tertiary) 47 86 Missing value Spending importance for transport (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for debt repayment (tertiary) 47 86 1 Missing value Spending importance for shared expenses (tertiary) 47 86 Missing value Spending importance for food (quaternary) 33 100 1 Missing value Spending importance for water (quaternary) 33 100 1 Missing value Spending importance for hygiene (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for health (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for rent (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for shelter (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for household items (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for fuel (quaternary) 33 100 1 Missing value Spending importance for clothes and shoes (quaternary) 33 100 1 Missing value Spending importance for utilities (quaternary) 33 100 1 Missing value Spending importance for livelihoods (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for education (quaternary) 33 100 1 Missing value Spending importance for entertainment (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for transport (quaternary) 33 100 1 Missing value Spending importance for debt repayment (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for shared expenses (quaternary) 33 100 Missing value Spending importance for food (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for water (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for hygiene (quinary) 28 105 Missing value Spending importance for health (quinary) 28 105 Missing value Spending importance for rent (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for shelter (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for household items (quinary) 28 105 Missing value Spending importance for fuel (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for clothes and shoes (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for utilities (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for livelihoods (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for education (quinary) 28 105 Missing value Spending importance for entertainment (quinary) 28 105 Missing value Spending importance for transport (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for debt repayment (quinary) 28 105 1 Missing value Spending importance for shared expenses (quinary) 28 105 Missing value F4. Did you save any of the money? 133 F4a. Did you save any of the money on your account? 11 122 G1a. Improved your living conditions? 133 G1b. Reduced feelings of stress? 133 G1c. Reduced the financial burden of your household? 133 G2. Overall, to what extent are you currently able to meet the basic needs of your household? 133 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford? 133 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Food 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Water 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Hygiene items 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Health costs (including medicines) 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Rent 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Shelter repair (e.g. rehabilitation, materials) 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Household items (e.g. mattress, blankets, jerry can) 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Firewood / Fuel for cooking or heating 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Clothes / shoes 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Utilities and bills (e.g. electricity, water bills, phone calling credit) 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Assets for a livelihood activity (e.g seeds, tools, farming, fishing, petty trade etc) 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Education (e.g. school fees, uniform, books) 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Entertainment (including alcohol, cigarettes) 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Transport 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Debt repayment 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Gave some to other family members / relatives / friends 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Legal assistance / documents 133 1 G2a. If more than half (but not all), half, a little or not at all: Which of your household’s basic needs can you not afford?/Other (please specify) 133 1 G2a. Other specify 2 131 a. Stop a child from attending school? 133 b. Sell livelihood/productive assets in order to buy food or basic goods? (e.g. sold items such as a car, motorbike, plough, sewing machine, tools, seed stock, livestock, productive land) 133 c. Ask for money from strangers (begging)? 133 d. Move to a poorer quality shelter? 133 e. Send household members under the age of 16 to work? 133 f. Send a member of the household to work far away? 133 g. Engage in activities for money or items that you feel puts you or other members of your household at risk of harm? 133 h. Skip paying rent / debt repayments to meet other needs? 133 i. Take out new loans or borrowed money? 133 j. Reduce expenditure hygiene items, water, baby items, health, or education in order to meet household food needs? 133 a. Rely on less preferred and less expensive foods? 133 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 b. Borrow food, or rely on help from a friend or relative? 133 1 2 3 4 5 7 c. Limit portion size at mealtimes? 133 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 d. Restrict consumption by adults in order for small children to eat? 133 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 e. Reduce number of meals eaten in a day? 133 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a. Have a bank account or mobile money account or other official account? 133 b. Have the items (productive/livelihood assets) you need in order to earn a living? 133 c. Have access to micro-credit? 133 I1. How did you hear about UNHCR cash assistance? 133 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance? 133 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance?/Eligibility for cash assistance 133 1 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance?/Distribution date, time and location 133 1 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance?/How to spend the cash assistance 133 1 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance?/How to give complaints and feedback to agencies 133 1 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance?/What assistance is coming next 133 1 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance?/Other (please specify) 133 1 I2. Is there any other information you would like to know about the cash assistance?/None (Don’t want any additional information) 133 1 I3. Do you know how you can report complaints and feedback on the cash assistance from UNHCR? 133 I3a. How could you report complaints and feedback? 88 45 I3a. How could you report complaints and feedback?/Via local leaders 88 45 1 Missing value I3a. How could you report complaints and feedback?/Via community mobilisers 88 45 1 Missing value I3a. How could you report complaints and feedback?/Hotline 88 45 1 Missing value I3a. How could you report complaints and feedback?/Complaints / reception desk 88 45 1 Missing value I3a. How could you report complaints and feedback?/Complaints and suggestion box 88 45 1 Missing value I3a. How could you report complaints and feedback?/Other (please specify) 88 45 1 Missing value I3aa. Other (specify) 49 84 I4. If the assistance could be started again would you prefer: 133 _index 133 Number of female household members 133 0.45 0.27 Number of male household members 133 0.55 0.27 Number of household members in groups 129 4 1 1 2 2 3 [4-6] 4 [7-9] 5 3 6 10+ Missing value