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Agriculture Census 2024, Community Operations LAC-CO 2024 LBR_2024_LAC-CO_v01_M_v01_A_ESS Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo-Information Services Ministry of Agriculture Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations 50x2030 Initiative MetadataEditor Government of Liberia World Bank Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo-Information Services Matthew Wantoe, Director for ICT Division Agricultural Census [ag/census] Community Infrastructure Agricultural Practices Land Use Land Ownership Crop Production Access to Markets Livestock Ownership Farm Equipment Environmental Challenges Community Demographics Agricultural Cooperatives Rural Development Infrastructure for Agriculture Farm Labor and Employment Agricultural Inputs Liberia National coverage Census/enumeration data [cen] Focus Group [foc] Confidentiality of respondents is guaranteed by the National Statistics and Geo-Information Act of Liberia, enacted 2004 and the United Nations Fundamental Principles on Official Statistics, specifically principle six. 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COM_SEC_1_ano 31120 18 COM_SEC_2_3_4_5_ano 3573 627 COM_SEC_6_7_8_9_10_11_END_ano 3573 320 County 31120 3 45 3 Bomi 1274 6 Bong 4187 9 Grand Bassa 3171 12 Capemount 1268 15 Grand Gedeh 1750 18 Grand Kru 825 21 Lofa 4636 24 Margibi 1623 27 Maryland 846 30 Montserrado 2554 33 Nimba 4926 36 Rivercess 1289 39 Sinoe 923 42 River Gee 928 45 Gbarpolu 920 District 31120 2 48 ENUMERATION CODE 31120 Urban or Rural 31120 1 2 1 Urban 4289 2 Rural 26831 PLACE / VILLAGE NAME/LOCALITY 31120 COMMUNITY ID 31120 Focus Group Member ID 31120 1 10 Sex of the respondent 31120 1 2 1 Male 21627 2 Female 9493 Age category of the respondent 31120 1 6 1 15-24 years 660 2 25-34 years 3674 3 35-44 years 7961 4 45-54 years 8589 5 55-64 years 5685 6 65 years and over 4551 Crop farming 31120 1 2 1 Yes 27420 2 No 3700 Fish capture/fish farming 31120 1 2 1 Yes 438 2 No 30682 Forestry 31120 1 2 1 Yes 395 2 No 30725 Livestock raising 31120 1 2 1 Yes 2412 2 No 28708 Poultry 31120 1 2 1 Yes 2867 2 No 28253 None 31120 For how many years has [NAME] lived in this community? 31120 111 What is the highest educational level [NAME] completed? 31120 1 5 1 NONE 13504 2 PRIMARY 5825 3 LOWER SECONDARY 4670 4 UPPER SECONDARY 5017 5 TERTIARY/POST SECONDARY 2104 Sample weight 31120 1 38.222108710073 County 3573 3 45 3 Bomi 151 6 Bong 557 9 Grand Bassa 369 12 Capemount 156 15 Grand Gedeh 191 18 Grand Kru 85 21 Lofa 503 24 Margibi 201 27 Maryland 96 30 Montserrado 296 33 Nimba 524 36 Rivercess 136 39 Sinoe 100 42 River Gee 100 45 Gbarpolu 108 District 3573 2 48 ENUMERATION CODE 3573 Urban or Rural 3573 1 2 1 Urban 518 2 Rural 3055 PLACE / VILLAGE NAME/LOCALITY 3573 COMMUNITY ID 3573 Rain fed temporary crops (Maize, yam, beans etc.) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2855 2 No 718 Irrigation farming 3573 1 2 1 Yes 314 2 No 3259 Market gardening 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1903 2 No 1670 Permanent Crops (Mango, Cashew, Orange etc) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1395 2 No 2178 Cultivation of Forestry and Wooded land 3573 1 2 1 Yes 705 2 No 2868 Wild crop foraging (Mainly for Livestock) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 215 2 No 3358 Arboriculture 3573 1 2 1 Yes 34 2 No 3539 Forage crops 3573 1 2 1 Yes 54 2 No 3519 Wild crop foraging 3573 1 2 1 Yes 53 2 No 3520 Other (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 137 2 No 3436 NO Production and processing activities in the past 12 months 3573 1 2 1 Yes 88 2 No 3485 Cattle 3573 1 2 1 Yes 280 2 No 3293 Goats 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1353 2 No 2220 Sheep 3573 1 2 1 Yes 971 2 No 2602 Poultry 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1359 2 No 2214 Pigs 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1096 2 No 2477 Others (e.g. bee-keeping, snail, grasscutter, etc.) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 59 2 No 3514 NO livestock and poultry production activities in the past 12 months 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1381 2 No 2192 Marine industrial fishing (fishing activity by trawler, ship) (removed commerc 3573 1 2 1 Yes 20 2 No 3553 Artisanal fishing: fishing activity by canoe or boat 3573 1 2 1 Yes 290 2 No 3283 Aquaculture/fish farming 3573 1 2 1 Yes 241 2 No 3332 Other (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 224 2 No 3349 NO fishery activities in the past 12 months 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2847 2 No 726 Crop Processing 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1030 2 No 2543 Livestock Processing 3573 1 2 1 Yes 83 2 No 3490 Poultry Processing 3573 1 2 1 Yes 56 2 No 3517 Fish Processing 3573 1 2 1 Yes 60 2 No 3513 Forest wood Processing 3573 1 2 1 Yes 90 2 No 3483 NO agro-processing activities are in practice in this community 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2508 2 No 1065 Milling facilities 3573 1 2 1 Yes 20 2 No 3553 Rice Mill 3573 1 2 1 Yes 922 2 No 2651 Cassava Mill 3573 1 2 1 Yes 205 2 No 3368 Sugar Cane Mill 3573 1 2 1 Yes 544 2 No 3029 Feed Milling 3573 1 2 1 Yes 5 2 No 3568 Corn husker 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 3572 Cocoa Mill 3573 1 2 1 Yes 22 2 No 3551 Palm oil mill 3573 1 2 1 Yes 564 2 No 3009 Other Mill (Specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No 3565 Rice thresher 3573 1 2 1 Yes 25 2 No 3548 Slaughterhouse 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No 3571 Facility for conservation of crop products 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No 3571 Facility for conservation of Fisheries products 3573 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 3567 Facility for processing Rubber 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 Other facilities for processing of crop products (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 3570 Facility for commercialisation of crop products 3573 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 3567 Facility for commercialisation of Fisheries products 3573 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 3569 Facility for commercialisation of feed for livestock/poultry 3573 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 3567 Other (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 3562 NONE OF THESE agricultural facilities are currently available 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2103 2 No 1470 Other facilities for processing of crop products (specify) 3573 Is there currently any source of electricity available in this community? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 800 2 No 2773 National grid (LEC) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 370 2 No 3203 Community-/Mini-grid 3573 1 2 1 Yes 29 2 No 3544 Community Solar 3573 1 2 1 Yes 348 2 No 3225 Community Generator 3573 1 2 1 Yes 62 2 No 3511 Other specify 3573 1 2 1 Yes 25 2 No 3548 NONE 3573 1 2 1 Yes 31 2 No 3542 Is the [National grid (LEC)] available in this community in working condition? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 319 2 No 46 9 3208 Is the [Community-/Mini-grid] available in this community in working condition? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 22 2 No 3 9 3548 Is the [Community Solar] available in this community in working condition? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 327 2 No 17 9 3229 Is the [Community Generator] available in this community in working condition? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 59 2 No 3 9 3511 Is the [Other(s) Specify] available in this community in working condition? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 34 2 No 5 9 3534 What share of the total farm land in the community are affected by land degradat 3573 1 5 1 None (0%) 2083 2 [1-25%] 900 3 [26%-50%] 360 4 [51%-75%] 177 5 [76%-100%] 53 [IF PERCENTAGE >0] Compared to 3 years ago, has the total area affected by land 1490 2083 1 3 1 Increase 616 2 Decrease 287 3 Stay the same 587 Sysmiss 2083 What share of the total farm land in the community was affected by desertificati 3573 1 5 1 None (0%) 2752 2 [1-25%] 459 3 [26%-50%] 220 4 [51%-75%] 105 5 [76%-100%] 37 [IF PERCENTAGE >0] Compared to 3 years ago, has the total area affected by land 821 2752 1 3 1 Increase 285 2 Decrease 192 3 Stay the same 344 Sysmiss 2752 What share of the total farm land in the community was abandoned for other reaso 3573 1 5 1 None (0%) 2706 2 [1-25%] 554 3 [26%-50%] 198 4 [51%-75%] 73 5 [76%-100%] 42 [IF PERCENTAGE >0] Compared to 3 years ago, has the total area abandoned due to 868 2705 1 3 1 Increase 238 2 Decrease 186 3 Stay the same 444 Sysmiss 2705 lack of water 3573 1 2 1 Yes 247 2 No 3326 water salinity 3573 1 2 1 Yes 50 2 No 3523 lack of labourers 3573 1 2 1 Yes 104 2 No 3469 increased labour cost 3573 1 2 1 Yes 126 2 No 3447 production flow problems, ?(e.g problems related to different steps in the produ 3573 1 2 1 Yes 187 2 No 3386 Increased cost of inputs 3573 1 2 1 Yes 29 2 No 3544 Conflicts 3573 1 2 1 Yes 99 2 No 3474 Insecurity 3573 1 2 1 Yes 67 2 No 3506 insufficient basic infrastructure 3573 1 2 1 Yes 32 2 No 3541 Land disputes 3573 1 2 1 Yes 115 2 No 3458 Oil Spillage 3573 1 2 1 Yes 13 2 No 3560 Erosion 3573 1 2 1 Yes 47 2 No 3526 NO LAND ABANDONMENT 3573 1 2 1 Yes 72 2 No 3501 others 3573 1 2 1 Yes 219 2 No 3354 Is there any land under irrigation in this community? 868 2705 1 2 1 Yes 115 2 No 753 Sysmiss 2705 What is the 1st main source of irrigation water? 115 3458 1 999 1 Pumping 10 2 Surface Well 60 3 Dam 4 4 Spring 2 5 Waste water 3 6 Lake 7 River 26 999 Other specify 10 Sysmiss 3458 What is the 2nd main source of irrigation water? 115 3458 1 999 1 Pumping 11 2 Surface Well 16 3 Dam 1 4 Spring 9 5 Waste water 5 6 Lake 3 7 River 29 998 NO OTHER SOURCE 35 999 Other specify 6 Sysmiss 3458 Are the communal irrigation facilities in working order? 115 3458 1 2 1 Yes 55 2 No 60 Sysmiss 3458 Where is the nearest Weekly Market located where farmers can sell their agricult 3573 1 5 1 In this community 526 2 In the District 2260 3 In another District 561 4 In another County 153 5 In another country 73 What is the distance in Minutes from the centre of the community to the nearest 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 191 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 392 3 Above 30 Minutes 2464 9 Don't know 526 Where is the nearest Daily Market located where farmers can sell their agricultu 3573 1 5 1 In this community 893 2 In the District 1961 3 In another District 500 4 In another County 139 5 In another COUNTRY 80 What is the distance in Minutes from the centre of the community to the nearest 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 215 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 359 3 Above 30 Minutes 2106 9 Don't know 893 How do most of the farmers in this community transport their produce to their ma 3573 1 7 1 Foot 1910 2 Bicycle 142 3 Tricycle/Motorcycle 1373 4 Car/Van 68 5 Boat/Canoe 20 6 Ferry 7 Other (specify) 60 Fertilisers shop 3573 1 2 1 Yes 58 2 No 3515 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 26 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 24 3 Above 30 Minutes 7 9 Don't know 3516 Seeds/planting material shop 3573 1 2 1 Yes 59 2 No 3514 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 23 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 25 3 Above 30 Minutes 10 9 Don't know 3515 Pesticides shop 3573 1 2 1 Yes 51 2 No 3522 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 20 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 22 3 Above 30 Minutes 8 9 Don't know 3523 Extension service 3573 1 2 1 Yes 107 2 No 3466 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 21 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 34 3 Above 30 Minutes 51 9 Don't know 3467 Veterinary service 3573 1 2 1 Yes 86 2 No 3487 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 27 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 22 3 Above 30 Minutes 35 9 Don't know 3489 Mechanization service (facilities for repairing agricultural machinery) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 67 2 No 3506 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 27 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 19 3 Above 30 Minutes 20 9 Don't know 3507 Storage for Agricultural products 3573 1 2 1 Yes 53 2 No 3520 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 28 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 21 3 Above 30 Minutes 4 9 Don't know 3520 Fishing input shop 3573 1 2 1 Yes 12 2 No 3561 Distance in minutes from the centre of the community 3573 1 9 1 Less than 15 Minutes 10 2 Between 15 to 30 Minutes 2 3 Above 30 Minutes 9 Don't know 3561 Microcredit 3573 1 2 1 Yes 53 2 No 3520 Bank 3573 1 2 1 Yes 22 2 No 3551 Cooperatives 3573 1 2 1 Yes 76 2 No 3497 Input Suppliers 3573 1 2 1 Yes 12 2 No 3561 Village Savings Loan Association (VSLA) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 854 2 No 2719 Community Financial Club 3573 1 2 1 Yes 747 2 No 2826 Others Specify 3573 1 2 1 Yes 55 2 No 3518 NONE 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2191 2 No 1382 Was there any conflict (PALAVA) in the community during the past 3 years? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1033 2 No 2540 What was the 1st main cause of conflict (PALAVA) in this community in the past 3 1033 2540 1 6 1 Land 588 2 Water 51 3 Other natural resources 21 4 Livestock related 35 5 Boundary Dispute 179 6 Other specify 159 Sysmiss 2540 Was the 1st conflict due to **s2_5_2_1a** experienced frequently or occasionally 1033 2540 1 6 1 Frequently 28 2 Occasionally 131 6 Not stated 874 Sysmiss 2540 What was the 2nd main cause of conflict (PALAVA) in this community in the past 3 1033 2540 1 98 1 Land 92 2 Water 63 3 Other natural resources 31 4 Livestock related 49 5 Boundary Dispute 224 6 Other specify 85 98 No OTHER conflict in this community (Removed crossing road) 489 Sysmiss 2540 Was the 2nd conflict due to **s2_5_2_2a** experienced frequently or occasionally 1033 2540 1 6 1 Frequently 30 2 Occasionally 55 6 Not stated 948 Sysmiss 2540 What was the 3rd main cause of conflict (PALAVA) in this community in the past 3 1033 2540 1 98 1 Land 17 2 Water 36 3 Other natural resources 45 4 Livestock related 57 5 Boundary Dispute 68 6 Other specify 552 98 No OTHER conflict in this community 258 Sysmiss 2540 Was the 3rd conflict due to **s2_5_2_3a** experienced frequently or occasionally 1033 2540 1 6 1 Frequently 105 2 Occasionally 181 6 Not stated 747 Sysmiss 2540 Lack of agricultural Land 3573 1 2 1 Yes 539 2 No 3034 Poor access to land 3573 1 2 1 Yes 401 2 No 3172 Poor access to energy 3573 1 2 1 Yes 461 2 No 3112 Soil degradation/decreasing soil fertility 3573 1 2 1 Yes 898 2 No 2675 Crop diseases 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2157 2 No 1416 Drought 3573 1 2 1 Yes 449 2 No 3124 Flood 3573 1 2 1 Yes 305 2 No 3268 Water scarcity 3573 1 2 1 Yes 690 2 No 2883 Animal damage 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2011 2 No 1562 Production theft 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1580 2 No 1993 Insecurity, violence 3573 1 2 1 Yes 160 2 No 3413 Insufficient manpower 3573 1 2 1 Yes 491 2 No 3082 Difficulties in selling the products 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1367 2 No 2206 Lack of and difficulties in getting input 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1394 2 No 2179 High input costs 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1272 2 No 2301 Difficulty accessing credit 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1348 2 No 2225 Indebtedness 3573 1 2 1 Yes 231 2 No 3342 Limited Access to machinery and equipment 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1097 2 No 2476 Poor transportation and/or infrastructure 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1231 2 No 2342 Low adoption of improved technology 3573 1 2 1 Yes 646 2 No 2927 Access to agricultural extension and advisory services (AEAS) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 722 2 No 2851 Others (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 57 2 No 3516 NONE 3573 Indebtedness 3573 1 2 1 Yes 124 2 No 3449 Inadequate artificial insemination centres 3573 1 2 1 Yes 117 2 No 3456 Rare application of modern technology in production 3573 1 2 1 Yes 240 2 No 3333 Poor breed 3573 1 2 1 Yes 293 2 No 3280 Other (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 50 2 No 3523 NONE 3573 1 2 1 Yes 462 2 No 3111 Insufficient fishing equipment 3573 Insufficient infrastructure to support fishing 3573 Insufficient manpower 3573 Low Financial Capability 3573 Poor capacity for maintenance 3573 Use of unconventional machinery 3573 Low level of technical supervision 3573 Difficulty accessing credit 3573 Indebtedness 3573 Flooding 3573 Poor capacity building 3573 Conflict among the Water Users 3573 Difficulty in coping with government regulation 3573 NONE 3573 Were there any livestock or poultry vaccination campaigns by veterinary services 3573 1 9 1 Livestock Vaccination campaign 139 2 Poultry Vaccination campaign 10 3 Both Livestock and Poultry Vaccinations 26 4 No vaccination campaigns 2018 9 Don't know 1380 ASF (African Swine Fever) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 33 2 No 3540 BV(Brucella)Brucella) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 24 2 No 3549 CBPP Contagious Bovine Pleuropneumonia) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 5 2 No 3568 Fowl Cholera 3573 1 2 1 Yes 14 2 No 3559 Fowl Typhoid 3573 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 3562 HS (haemorrhagic Septicaemia) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No 3571 Infectious Bursal Disease (IBD) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 3562 NCD (New Castle disease) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 25 2 No 3548 PPR (Goat Disease) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 86 2 No 3487 Fowl pox 3573 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 3566 Internal/External Parasites 3573 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No 3565 Other Specify 3573 1 2 1 Yes 57 2 No 3516 Do farmers in this community commonly use antibiotics drugs to treat livestock o 3573 1 9 1 Yes 262 2 No 1931 9 Don't know 1380 Do farmers in this community commonly use hormones (feed additives) to boost liv 3573 1 9 1 Yes 111 2 No 2082 9 Don't know 1380 Do livestock or poultry farmers in this community commonly apply traditional med 3573 1 9 1 Yes 544 2 No 1649 9 Don't know 1380 Reproduction 3573 1 2 1 Yes 54 2 No 3519 Curative 3573 1 2 1 Yes 340 2 No 3233 Preventative 3573 1 2 1 Yes 264 2 No 3309 Fattener 3573 1 2 1 Yes 24 2 No 3549 Other (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 13 2 No 3560 In the past 12 months, was there any time when insufficient livestock or poultry 3573 1 9 1 Yes 756 2 No 1437 9 Don't know 1380 January 3573 1 2 1 Yes 403 2 No 3170 February 3573 1 2 1 Yes 424 2 No 3149 March 3573 1 2 1 Yes 423 2 No 3150 April 3573 1 2 1 Yes 184 2 No 3389 May 3573 1 2 1 Yes 101 2 No 3472 June 3573 1 2 1 Yes 138 2 No 3435 July 3573 1 2 1 Yes 173 2 No 3400 August 3573 1 2 1 Yes 187 2 No 3386 September 3573 1 2 1 Yes 196 2 No 3377 October 3573 1 2 1 Yes 143 2 No 3430 November 3573 1 2 1 Yes 122 2 No 3451 December 3573 1 2 1 Yes 208 2 No 3365 What is the main source of water used for watering livestock or poultry in this 3573 1 999 1 Borehole 280 2 Well 525 3 Dam or lake 11 4 River/stream 924 5 Spring 87 6 Rainwater harvesting 33 999 Other (specify) 1713 Were any problem(s) encountered in watering livestock or poultry in this communi 3573 1 9 1 Yes 568 2 No 1625 9 Don't know 1380 January 3573 1 2 1 Yes 424 2 No 3149 February 3573 1 2 1 Yes 468 2 No 3105 March 3573 1 2 1 Yes 443 2 No 3130 April 3573 1 2 1 Yes 111 2 No 3462 May 3573 1 2 1 Yes 34 2 No 3539 June 3573 1 2 1 Yes 18 2 No 3555 July 3573 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 3556 August 3573 1 2 1 Yes 16 2 No 3557 September 3573 1 2 1 Yes 52 2 No 3521 October 3573 1 2 1 Yes 71 2 No 3502 November 3573 1 2 1 Yes 91 2 No 3482 December 3573 1 2 1 Yes 168 2 No 3405 What was the main problem encountered in watering livestock or poultry in this c 3573 1 999 1 Restricted access to water sources 39 2 Lack of water in usual water sources 371 3 Poor quality of usual water sources 57 4 Distance to water sources 54 5 Poor access to water sources 35 999 Other (specify) 3017 What is the main disposal method for dead animals practiced in this community? ( 3573 1 999 1 Buried on the holding 712 2 Incinerated (BURNT) 34 3 Composted 77 4 Removed from farm by collection service 48 5 Consumed 1086 999 Other (specify) 1616 There are no grazing animals 3573 1 2 1 Yes 243 2 No 3330 There is no grazing land 3573 1 2 1 Yes 163 2 No 3410 Unused community lands 3573 1 2 1 Yes 606 2 No 2967 Household lands / their own lands/fields 3573 1 2 1 Yes 515 2 No 3058 Village common lands 3573 1 2 1 Yes 686 2 No 2887 Lands on natural reserve 3573 1 2 1 Yes 71 2 No 3502 Local public lands (roadsides etc.) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 526 2 No 3047 Forest areas 3573 1 2 1 Yes 116 2 No 3457 Protected areas or government area 3573 Other (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 3572 Sedentary 3573 1 2 1 Yes 693 2 No 2880 Nomadic 3573 1 2 1 Yes 162 2 No 3411 Transhumance 3573 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 3538 NONE 3573 1 2 1 Yes 695 2 No 2878 Cattle 3573 1 2 1 Yes 33 2 No 3540 Sheep 3573 1 2 1 Yes 104 2 No 3469 Goat 3573 1 2 1 Yes 159 2 No 3414 Other ruminants (PIGS,ETC). (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No 3565 Was cross-border transhumance practised during the past 12 months in this commun 3573 1 9 1 Yes 40 2 No 137 9 Don't know 3396 Is a nomadic (stock) route passing through/near this community? (Ask only if liv 3573 1 9 1 Yes 61 2 No 116 9 Don't know 3396 Are there any agricultural areas in this community located partially or totally 3573 1 2 1 Yes 493 2 No 3080 Report the type/name of the area. 3573 Are there any forest or other wooded land partially or totally under sustainable 3573 1 2 1 Yes 417 2 No 3156 Report the type/name of the area. 3573 Are there any sites in this community that suffer from environmental contaminati 3573 1 2 1 Yes 447 2 No 3126 Is there an organization (cooperative, association, etc.) for environmental prot 3573 1 2 1 Yes 309 2 No 3264 What is the main area of environmental concern in this community? (fill in one c 3573 999 None 1793 1 Lack of water (drought) 632 2 Floods 176 3 Air pollution 210 4 Soil pollution 103 5 Water pollution 350 6 Extreme temperature (cold or heat) 160 999 Other (specify) 149 What is the most commonly used energy source for cooking in this community? (Sel 3573 1 999 1 Electricity 4 2 Kerosene 1 3 Gas 3 4 Firewood 3042 5 Charcoal 482 6 Solar energy 25 999 Other (specify) 16 Piped water - public tap or standpipe 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1041 2 No 2532 Piped water - tube well or borehole 3573 1 2 1 Yes 963 2 No 2610 Dug well ? protected 3573 1 2 1 Yes 995 2 No 2578 Dug well ? unprotected 3573 1 2 1 Yes 898 2 No 2675 Spring water - protected 3573 1 2 1 Yes 133 2 No 3440 Spring water - unprotected 3573 1 2 1 Yes 669 2 No 2904 Rainwater 3573 1 2 1 Yes 583 2 No 2990 Tanker-truck 3573 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 3566 Surface water/river 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1303 2 No 2270 Mineral water 3573 1 2 1 Yes 465 2 No 3108 Other (specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 247 2 No 3326 Are there any member(s) in this community that have moved away permanently from 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1553 2 No 2020 9 Don't know How long has it been since these person(s) moved away from this community? 3573 1 9 1 1 month or less 85 2 2-4 months 254 3 5-7 months 278 4 Above 7 months 936 9 Don't know 2020 What is the main reason why these person(s) moved away from this community? 3573 1 999 1 Fleeing conflict/insecurity 40 2 Due to natural disasters 26 3 Due to other negative economic shocks 60 4 To look for more/better land to cultivate 63 5 To look for better job opportunities 271 6 To look for better business opportunities 170 7 Reuniting with family 269 8 For education 434 9 For health reasons 82 999 Other (specify) 2158 Other communities/place within this District/County 3573 1 2 1 Yes 618 2 No 2955 Another District/County 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1041 2 No 2532 Another country 3573 1 2 1 Yes 147 2 No 3426 Don't know 3573 1 2 1 Yes 93 2 No 3480 Is there any household/ individual that has moved permanently into this communit 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1924 2 No 1649 How long has it been since the households/ individuals moved to this community 3573 1 9 1 1 month or less 107 2 2-4 months 338 3 5-7 months 334 4 Above 7 months 1145 9 Don't know 1649 What is the main reason why the households/individuals moved to this community? 3573 1 999 1 Fleeing conflict/insecurity 34 2 Due to natural disasters 5 3 Due to other negative economic shocks 34 4 Looking for more/better land to cultivate 353 5 Looking for better job opportunities 295 6 Looking for better business opportunities 271 7 Reuniting with family 556 8 For education 130 9 For health reasons 51 999 Other reason (Specify) 1844 Other communities/place within this District/County 3573 1 2 1 Yes 812 2 No 2761 Another District/County 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1312 2 No 2261 Another country 3573 1 2 1 Yes 247 2 No 3326 Don't know 3573 1 2 1 Yes 74 2 No 3499 Did this community suffer from any natural extreme events or disasters in the pa 3573 1 2 1 Yes 993 2 No 2580 Drought 993 2580 10 None 672 1 One time 109 2 Two times 72 3 Three times 47 4 Four times 15 5 Five times 13 6 Six times 4 7 Seven times 6 8 Eight times 2 9 Nine times 3 10 Ten times and above 50 Sysmiss 2580 Flood/Erosion 993 2580 10 None 694 1 One time 71 2 Two times 57 3 Three times 57 4 Four times 9 5 Five times 7 6 Six times 3 7 Seven times 4 8 Eight times 4 9 Nine times 4 10 Ten times and above 83 Sysmiss 2580 Extreme winds/Storms 993 2580 10 None 211 1 One time 263 2 Two times 228 3 Three times 166 4 Four times 37 5 Five times 20 6 Six times 9 7 Seven times 4 8 Eight times 5 9 Nine times 1 10 Ten times and above 49 Sysmiss 2580 Extreme temperatures (cold or heat) 993 2580 10 None 721 1 One time 82 2 Two times 47 3 Three times 40 4 Four times 11 5 Five times 6 6 Six times 5 7 Seven times 1 8 Eight times 1 9 Nine times 1 10 Ten times and above 78 Sysmiss 2580 Fire Disaster 993 2580 10 None 722 1 One time 124 2 Two times 69 3 Three times 33 4 Four times 12 5 Five times 7 6 Six times 2 7 Seven times 3 8 Eight times 1 9 Nine times 1 10 Ten times and above 19 Sysmiss 2580 COVID-19 993 2580 10 None 847 1 One time 115 2 Two times 9 3 Three times 5 4 Four times 3 5 Five times 3 6 Six times 7 Seven times 8 Eight times 9 Nine times 10 Ten times and above 11 Sysmiss 2580 Pest and disease outbreak(e.g., army worm) 993 2580 10 None 639 1 One time 111 2 Two times 89 3 Three times 86 4 Four times 13 5 Five times 8 6 Six times 7 7 Seven times 2 8 Eight times 9 Nine times 1 10 Ten times and above 37 Sysmiss 2580 Other (specify) 993 2580 10 None 954 1 One time 15 2 Two times 4 3 Three times 9 4 Four times 5 5 Five times 1 6 Six times 1 7 Seven times 8 Eight times 9 Nine times 10 Ten times and above 4 Sysmiss 2580 People killed 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No 313 Sysmiss 3252 People hospitalized 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 60 2 No 261 Sysmiss 3252 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 46 2 No 275 Sysmiss 3252 People displaced (fled the community/area) 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 50 2 No 271 Sysmiss 3252 Other (specify) 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 186 2 No 135 Sysmiss 3252 Loss of revenue 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 163 2 No 158 Sysmiss 3252 Loss due to disruption of production 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 88 2 No 233 Sysmiss 3252 Other economic impacts (specify) 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 9 2 No 312 Sysmiss 3252 No or little economic impact >> Q5 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 100 2 No 221 Sysmiss 3252 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [DROU 321 3252 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 205 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 97 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 19 Sysmiss 3252 Farm land area lost 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 27 2 No 294 Sysmiss 3252 Crop losses 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 196 2 No 125 Sysmiss 3252 Livestock losses 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 47 2 No 274 Sysmiss 3252 Aquaculture losses 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 13 2 No 308 Sysmiss 3252 Biomass losses 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 318 Sysmiss 3252 Building damages or losses 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 304 Sysmiss 3252 Land degradation 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 22 2 No 299 Sysmiss 3252 Other physical losses (specify) 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 315 Sysmiss 3252 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 321 3252 1 2 1 Yes 93 2 No 228 Sysmiss 3252 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [DROUGHT] 321 3252 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 130 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 81 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 11 9 Don't know 99 Sysmiss 3252 People killed 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 13 2 No 286 Sysmiss 3274 People hospitalized 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 23 2 No 276 Sysmiss 3274 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 135 2 No 164 Sysmiss 3274 People displaced (fled the community/area) 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 78 2 No 221 Sysmiss 3274 Other (specify) 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 116 2 No 183 Sysmiss 3274 Loss of revenue 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 157 2 No 142 Sysmiss 3274 Loss due to disruption of production 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 125 2 No 174 Sysmiss 3274 Other economic impacts (specify) 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 23 2 No 276 Sysmiss 3274 No or little economic impact >> Q5 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 58 2 No 241 Sysmiss 3274 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [Floo 299 3274 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 147 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 129 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 23 Sysmiss 3274 Farm land area lost 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 59 2 No 240 Sysmiss 3274 Crop losses 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 174 2 No 125 Sysmiss 3274 Livestock losses 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 22 2 No 277 Sysmiss 3274 Aquaculture losses 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 16 2 No 283 Sysmiss 3274 Biomass losses 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No 297 Sysmiss 3274 Building damages or losses 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 58 2 No 241 Sysmiss 3274 Land degradation 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 23 2 No 276 Sysmiss 3274 Other physical losses (specify) 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 298 Sysmiss 3274 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 299 3274 1 2 1 Yes 78 2 No 221 Sysmiss 3274 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [Flood/Er 299 3274 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 82 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 121 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 18 9 Don't know 78 Sysmiss 3274 People killed 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 24 2 No 758 Sysmiss 2791 People hospitalized 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 70 2 No 712 Sysmiss 2791 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 609 2 No 173 Sysmiss 2791 People displaced (fled the community/area) 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 151 2 No 631 Sysmiss 2791 Other (specify) 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 775 Sysmiss 2791 Loss of revenue 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 478 2 No 304 Sysmiss 2791 Loss due to disruption of production 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 230 2 No 552 Sysmiss 2791 Other economic impacts (specify) 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 54 2 No 728 Sysmiss 2791 No or little economic impact >> Q5 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 152 2 No 630 Sysmiss 2791 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [Extr 782 2791 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 376 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 336 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 70 Sysmiss 2791 Farm land area lost 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 45 2 No 737 Sysmiss 2791 Crop losses 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 309 2 No 473 Sysmiss 2791 Livestock losses 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No 746 Sysmiss 2791 Aquaculture losses 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 20 2 No 762 Sysmiss 2791 Biomass losses 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 778 Sysmiss 2791 Building damages or losses 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 353 2 No 429 Sysmiss 2791 Land degradation 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 16 2 No 766 Sysmiss 2791 Other physical losses (specify) 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 771 Sysmiss 2791 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 782 2791 1 2 1 Yes 197 2 No 585 Sysmiss 2791 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [Extreme 782 2791 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 229 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 287 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 69 9 Don't know 197 Sysmiss 2791 People killed 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No 270 Sysmiss 3301 People hospitalized 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 74 2 No 198 Sysmiss 3301 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 25 2 No 247 Sysmiss 3301 People displaced (fled the community/area) 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 23 2 No 249 Sysmiss 3301 Other (specify) 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 160 2 No 112 Sysmiss 3301 Loss of revenue 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 115 2 No 157 Sysmiss 3301 Loss due to disruption of production 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 67 2 No 205 Sysmiss 3301 Other economic impacts (specify) 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 18 2 No 254 Sysmiss 3301 No or little economic impact >> Q5 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 90 2 No 182 Sysmiss 3301 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [Extr 272 3301 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 173 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 82 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 17 Sysmiss 3301 Farm land area lost 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 255 Sysmiss 3301 Crop losses 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 149 2 No 123 Sysmiss 3301 Livestock losses 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 32 2 No 240 Sysmiss 3301 Aquaculture losses 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 9 2 No 263 Sysmiss 3301 Biomass losses 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 269 Sysmiss 3301 Building damages or losses 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 10 2 No 262 Sysmiss 3301 Land degradation 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 265 Sysmiss 3301 Other physical losses (specify) 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 266 Sysmiss 3301 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 272 3301 1 2 1 Yes 99 2 No 173 Sysmiss 3301 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [Extreme 272 3301 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 90 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 73 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 10 9 Don't know 99 Sysmiss 3301 People killed 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 25 2 No 246 Sysmiss 3302 People hospitalized 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 236 Sysmiss 3302 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 151 2 No 120 Sysmiss 3302 People displaced (fled the community/area) 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 51 2 No 220 Sysmiss 3302 Other (specify) 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 78 2 No 193 Sysmiss 3302 Loss of revenue 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 163 2 No 108 Sysmiss 3302 Loss due to disruption of production 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 76 2 No 195 Sysmiss 3302 Other economic impacts (specify) 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 28 2 No 243 Sysmiss 3302 No or little economic impact >> Q5 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 47 2 No 224 Sysmiss 3302 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [Fire 271 3302 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 111 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 102 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 58 Sysmiss 3302 Farm land area lost 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 30 2 No 241 Sysmiss 3302 Crop losses 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 90 2 No 181 Sysmiss 3302 Livestock losses 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 265 Sysmiss 3302 Aquaculture losses 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 268 Sysmiss 3302 Biomass losses 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 270 Sysmiss 3302 Building damages or losses 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 75 2 No 196 Sysmiss 3302 Land degradation 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 270 Sysmiss 3302 Other physical losses (specify) 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 5 2 No 266 Sysmiss 3302 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 271 3302 1 2 1 Yes 109 2 No 162 Sysmiss 3302 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [Fire Dis 271 3302 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 41 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 81 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 40 9 Don't know 109 Sysmiss 3302 People killed 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 38 2 No 108 Sysmiss 3427 People hospitalized 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 74 2 No 72 Sysmiss 3427 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 15 2 No 131 Sysmiss 3427 People displaced (fled the community/area) 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 24 2 No 122 Sysmiss 3427 Other (specify) 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 43 2 No 103 Sysmiss 3427 Loss of revenue 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 91 2 No 55 Sysmiss 3427 Loss due to disruption of production 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 31 2 No 115 Sysmiss 3427 Other economic impacts (specify) 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 140 Sysmiss 3427 No or little economic impact >> Q5 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No 110 Sysmiss 3427 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [COVI 146 3427 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 96 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 34 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 16 Sysmiss 3427 Farm land area lost 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 5 2 No 141 Sysmiss 3427 Crop losses 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 56 2 No 90 Sysmiss 3427 Livestock losses 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 129 Sysmiss 3427 Aquaculture losses 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 140 Sysmiss 3427 Biomass losses 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 143 Sysmiss 3427 Building damages or losses 146 3427 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 146 Sysmiss 3427 Land degradation 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 145 Sysmiss 3427 Other physical losses (specify) 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 142 Sysmiss 3427 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 146 3427 1 2 1 Yes 79 2 No 67 Sysmiss 3427 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [COVID-19 146 3427 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 68 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 8 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 3 9 Don't know 67 Sysmiss 3427 People killed 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No 346 Sysmiss 3219 People hospitalized 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 50 2 No 304 Sysmiss 3219 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 34 2 No 320 Sysmiss 3219 People displaced (fled the community/area) 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 40 2 No 314 Sysmiss 3219 Other (specify) 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 239 2 No 115 Sysmiss 3219 Loss of revenue 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 179 2 No 175 Sysmiss 3219 Loss due to disruption of production 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 174 2 No 180 Sysmiss 3219 Other economic impacts (specify) 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 10 2 No 344 Sysmiss 3219 No or little economic impact >> Q5 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 62 2 No 292 Sysmiss 3219 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [Pest 354 3219 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 136 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 157 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 61 Sysmiss 3219 Farm land area lost 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 45 2 No 309 Sysmiss 3219 Crop losses 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 231 2 No 123 Sysmiss 3219 Livestock losses 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 78 2 No 276 Sysmiss 3219 Aquaculture losses 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 15 2 No 339 Sysmiss 3219 Biomass losses 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 351 Sysmiss 3219 Building damages or losses 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 351 Sysmiss 3219 Land degradation 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 343 Sysmiss 3219 Other physical losses (specify) 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 347 Sysmiss 3219 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 354 3219 1 2 1 Yes 69 2 No 285 Sysmiss 3219 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [Pest and 354 3219 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 52 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 12 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 5 9 Don't know 285 Sysmiss 3219 People killed 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 32 Sysmiss 3534 People hospitalized 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 9 2 No 30 Sysmiss 3534 People rendered homeless (Homes destroyed) 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 32 Sysmiss 3534 People displaced (fled the community/area) 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 33 Sysmiss 3534 Other (specify) 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 22 Sysmiss 3534 Loss of revenue 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 29 2 No 10 Sysmiss 3534 Loss due to disruption of production 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No 31 Sysmiss 3534 Other economic impacts (specify) 39 3534 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 39 Sysmiss 3534 No or little economic impact >> Q5 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 32 Sysmiss 3534 How severe was the overall economic impact on the community related to the [Othe 39 3534 1 3 1 Small losses/ Not severe 22 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 12 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 5 Sysmiss 3534 Farm land area lost 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 33 Sysmiss 3534 Crop losses 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 18 2 No 21 Sysmiss 3534 Livestock losses 39 3534 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 39 Sysmiss 3534 Aquaculture losses 39 3534 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 39 Sysmiss 3534 Biomass losses 39 3534 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 39 Sysmiss 3534 Building damages or losses 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 5 2 No 34 Sysmiss 3534 Land degradation 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 38 Sysmiss 3534 Other physical losses (specify) 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No 37 Sysmiss 3534 No physical impacts >> NEXT SECTION 39 3534 1 2 1 Yes 14 2 No 25 Sysmiss 3534 How severe were these physical losses in this community related to the [Other (s 39 3534 1 9 1 Small losses/ Not severe 15 2 Significant losses / Moderately severe 5 3 Almost total or total losses /Highly severe 5 9 Don't know 14 Sysmiss 3534 Nursery 3573 1 2 1 Yes 786 2 No 2787 Primary (public or private) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1902 2 No 1671 Secondary (public or private) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 429 2 No 3144 Hospital 3573 1 2 1 Yes 66 2 No 3507 Private clinic 3573 1 2 1 Yes 604 2 No 2969 Pharmacy 3573 1 2 1 Yes 272 2 No 3301 Cell phone distributor 3573 1 2 1 Yes 111 2 No 3462 Post office 3573 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No 3567 Bus/Minibus stop 3573 1 2 1 Yes 44 2 No 3529 Main access road 3573 1 2 1 Yes 683 2 No 2890 Internet café 3573 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 3538 Storage 3573 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No 3537 Processing 3573 1 2 1 Yes 421 2 No 3152 Garage 3573 1 2 1 Yes 74 2 No 3499 Greenhouses 3573 1 2 1 Yes 39 2 No 3534 Landing site 3573 1 2 1 Yes 19 2 No 3554 Bank (formal sector) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 3556 Microfinance institution 3573 1 2 1 Yes 65 2 No 3508 Police station 3573 1 2 1 Yes 156 2 No 3417 Food Market for purchase 3573 1 2 1 Yes 386 2 No 3187 Mosque or Church 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2364 2 No 1209 Fire station 3573 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 3562 NONE OF THE ABOVE 3573 1 2 1 Yes 573 2 No 3000 Nursery 3573 1 2 1 Yes 372 2 No 3201 Primary (public or private) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 878 2 No 2695 Secondary (public or private) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1316 2 No 2257 Hospital 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1107 2 No 2466 Private clinic 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1796 2 No 1777 Pharmacy 3573 1 2 1 Yes 539 2 No 3034 Cell phone distributor 3573 1 2 1 Yes 408 2 No 3165 Post office 3573 1 2 1 Yes 47 2 No 3526 Bus/Minibus stop 3573 1 2 1 Yes 99 2 No 3474 Main access road 3573 1 2 1 Yes 485 2 No 3088 Internet café 3573 1 2 1 Yes 179 2 No 3394 Storage 3573 1 2 1 Yes 58 2 No 3515 Processing 3573 1 2 1 Yes 139 2 No 3434 Garage 3573 1 2 1 Yes 296 2 No 3277 Greenhouses 3573 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 3569 Landing site 3573 1 2 1 Yes 34 2 No 3539 Bank (formal sector) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 385 2 No 3188 Microfinance institution 3573 1 2 1 Yes 217 2 No 3356 Police station 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1235 2 No 2338 Food Market for purchase 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1096 2 No 2477 Mosque or Church 3573 1 2 1 Yes 494 2 No 3079 Fire station 3573 1 2 1 Yes 93 2 No 3480 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Nursery]? 3573 9 9 Don't know 2415 5 1 1 2 2 3 6 4 1 5 1126 6 8 7 9 How far is the closest [Nursery] from the center of this community in MINUTES? I 3573 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Nursery]? 3573 1 999 1 Walking 1075 2 Tricycle 1 3 Bicycle 5 4 Car/Motorcycle 67 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 1 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 2424 How much time does it take to go to [Nursery] via [Q5]? Hours 3573 99 How much time does it take to go to [Nursery] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 3573 99 Does [Nursery] have electricity? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 203 2 No 955 9 Don't know 2415 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Primary (Pub 3573 9 9 Don't know 793 5 1 13 2 10 3 13 4 7 5 2665 6 39 7 28 How far is the closest [Primary (Public or Private)] from the center of this com 3573 -999 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Primary (Public o 3573 1 999 1 Walking 2617 2 Tricycle 3 3 Bicycle 5 4 Car/Motorcycle 147 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 1 8 Ferry 99 Don't know 793 999 Other specify 7 How much time does it take to go to [Primary (Public or Private)] via [Q5]? Hour 3573 99 How much time does it take to go to [Primary (Public or Private)] via [Q5]? Minu 3573 999 Does [Primary (Public or Private)] have electricity? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 344 2 No 2436 9 Don't know 793 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Secondary (P 3573 9 9 Don't know 1828 12 1 5 2 11 3 2 4 1 5 1680 6 16 7 18 How far is the closest [Secondary (Public or Private)] from the center of this c 3573 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Secondary (Public 3573 1 999 1 Walking 1277 2 Tricycle 2 3 Bicycle 20 4 Car/Motorcycle 422 5 Bus/Mini-bus 2 6 Taxi 2 7 Boat/Canoe 7 8 Ferry 99 Don't know 1828 999 Other specify 13 How much time does it take to go to [Secondary (Public or Private)] via [Q5]? Ho 3573 99 How much time does it take to go to [Secondary (Public or Private)] via [Q5]? Mi 3573 999 Does [Secondary (Public or Private)] have electricity? 3573 1 9 1 Yes 443 2 No 1302 9 Don't know 1828 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Hospital]? 1173 2400 7 How far is the closest [Hospital] from the center of this community in MINUTES? 1173 2400 2880 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Hospital]? 1173 2400 1 999 1 Walking 558 2 Tricycle 10 3 Bicycle 25 4 Car/Motorcycle 565 5 Bus/Mini-bus 1 6 Taxi 1 7 Boat/Canoe 5 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 8 Sysmiss 2400 How much time does it take to go to [Hospital] via [Q5]? Hours 1173 2400 -1 99 How much time does it take to go to [Hospital] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 1173 2400 999 Does [Hospital] have electricity? 1173 2400 1 2 1 Yes 1018 2 No 155 Sysmiss 2400 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Clinic]? 2400 1173 7 How far is the closest [Clinic] from the center of this community in MINUTES? IF 2400 1173 9999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Clinic]? 2400 1173 1 999 1 Walking 1752 2 Tricycle 18 3 Bicycle 47 4 Car/Motorcycle 528 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 5 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 50 Sysmiss 1173 How much time does it take to go to [Clinic] via [Q5]? Hours 2400 1173 -1 99 How much time does it take to go to [Clinic] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 2400 1173 999 Does [Clinic] have electricity? 2400 1173 1 2 1 Yes 1526 2 No 874 Sysmiss 1173 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Pharmacy]? 811 2762 7 How far is the closest [Pharmacy] from the center of this community in MINUTES? 811 2762 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Pharmacy]? 811 2762 1 999 1 Walking 555 2 Tricycle 2 3 Bicycle 2 4 Car/Motorcycle 248 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 1 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 3 Sysmiss 2762 How much time does it take to go to [Pharmacy] via [Q5]? Hours 811 2762 -1 99 How much time does it take to go to [Pharmacy] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 811 2762 999 Does [Pharmacy] have electricity? 811 2762 1 2 1 Yes 515 2 No 296 Sysmiss 2762 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Cell Phone D 519 3054 7 How far is the closest [Cell Phone Distributor] from the center of this communit 519 3054 9999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Cell Phone Distri 519 3054 1 999 1 Walking 285 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 15 4 Car/Motorcycle 207 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 2 7 Boat/Canoe 1 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 9 Sysmiss 3054 How much time does it take to go to [Cell Phone Distributor] via [Q5]? Hours 519 3054 99 How much time does it take to go to [Cell Phone Distributor] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 519 3054 999 Does [Cell Phone Distributor] have electricity? 519 3054 1 2 1 Yes 330 2 No 189 Sysmiss 3054 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Post Office] 53 3520 7 How far is the closest [Post Office] from the center of this community in MINUTE 53 3520 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Post Office]? 53 3520 1 999 1 Walking 22 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 2 4 Car/Motorcycle 26 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 3 Sysmiss 3520 How much time does it take to go to [Post Office] via [Q5]? Hours 53 3520 99 How much time does it take to go to [Post Office] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 53 3520 240 Does [Post Office] have electricity? 53 3520 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 18 Sysmiss 3520 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Bus/Mini-Bus 143 3430 7 How far is the closest [Bus/Mini-Bus] from the center of this community in MINUT 143 3430 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Bus/Mini-Bus]? 143 3430 1 999 1 Walking 82 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 4 4 Car/Motorcycle 54 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 3 Sysmiss 3430 How much time does it take to go to [Bus/Mini-Bus] via [Q5]? Hours 143 3430 -1 30 How much time does it take to go to [Bus/Mini-Bus] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 143 3430 720 Does [Bus/Mini-Bus] have electricity? 143 3430 1 2 1 Yes 24 2 No 119 Sysmiss 3430 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Main access 1168 2405 7 How far is the closest [Main access road] from the center of this community in M 1168 2405 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Main access road] 1168 2405 1 999 1 Walking 971 2 Tricycle 1 3 Bicycle 13 4 Car/Motorcycle 174 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 5 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 4 Sysmiss 2405 How much time does it take to go to [Main access road] via [Q5]? Hours 1168 2405 -1 99 How much time does it take to go to [Main access road] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 1168 2405 999 Does [Main access road] have electricity? 1168 2405 1 2 1 Yes 240 2 No 928 Sysmiss 2405 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Internet Caf 214 3359 7 How far is the closest [Internet Cafe] from the center of this community in MINU 214 3359 1 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Internet Cafe]? 214 3359 1 999 1 Walking 94 2 Tricycle 1 3 Bicycle 4 4 Car/Motorcycle 113 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 2 Sysmiss 3359 How much time does it take to go to [Internet Cafe] via [Q5]? Hours 214 3359 90 How much time does it take to go to [Internet Cafe] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 214 3359 600 Does [Internet Cafe] have electricity? 214 3359 1 2 1 Yes 205 2 No 9 Sysmiss 3359 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Storage]? 94 3479 7 How far is the closest [Storage] from the center of this community in MINUTES? I 94 3479 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Storage]? 94 3479 1 999 1 Walking 53 2 Tricycle 1 3 Bicycle 2 4 Car/Motorcycle 36 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 1 999 Other specify 1 Sysmiss 3479 How much time does it take to go to [Storage] via [Q5]? Hours 94 3479 99 How much time does it take to go to [Storage] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 94 3479 999 Does [Storage] have electricity? 94 3479 1 2 1 Yes 24 2 No 70 Sysmiss 3479 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Processing]? 560 3013 7 How far is the closest [Processing] from the center of this community in MINUTES 560 3013 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Processing]? 560 3013 1 999 1 Walking 511 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 2 4 Car/Motorcycle 42 5 Bus/Mini-bus 2 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 3 Sysmiss 3013 How much time does it take to go to [Processing] via [Q5]? Hours 560 3013 99 How much time does it take to go to [Processing] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 560 3013 420 Does [Processing] have electricity? 560 3013 1 2 1 Yes 68 2 No 492 Sysmiss 3013 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Garage]? 370 3203 7 How far is the closest [Garage] from the center of this community in MINUTES? IF 370 3203 1 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Garage]? 370 3203 1 999 1 Walking 198 2 Tricycle 1 3 Bicycle 7 4 Car/Motorcycle 158 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 6 Sysmiss 3203 How much time does it take to go to [Garage] via [Q5]? Hours 370 3203 99 How much time does it take to go to [Garage] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 370 3203 999 Does [Garage] have electricity? 370 3203 1 2 1 Yes 90 2 No 280 Sysmiss 3203 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Greenhouses] 43 3530 7 How far is the closest [Greenhouses] from the center of this community in MINUTE 43 3530 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Greenhouses]? 43 3530 1 999 1 Walking 39 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 1 4 Car/Motorcycle 2 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 1 Sysmiss 3530 How much time does it take to go to [Greenhouses] via [Q5]? Hours 43 3530 60 How much time does it take to go to [Greenhouses] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 43 3530 63 Does [Greenhouses] have electricity? 43 3530 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 43 Sysmiss 3530 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Landing Site 53 3520 7 How far is the closest [Landing Site] from the center of this community in MINUT 53 3520 2 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Landing Site]? 53 3520 1 999 1 Walking 33 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 4 Car/Motorcycle 17 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 1 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 2 Sysmiss 3520 How much time does it take to go to [Landing Site] via [Q5]? Hours 53 3520 99 How much time does it take to go to [Landing Site] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 53 3520 999 Does [Slap/Silo] have electricity? 53 3520 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 49 Sysmiss 3520 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Slap/Silo]? 2 3571 2 3 How far is the closest [Slap/Silo] from the center of this community in MINUTES? 2 3571 2 15 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Slap/Silo]? 2 3571 1 1 1 Walking 2 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 4 Car/Motorcycle 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify Sysmiss 3571 How much time does it take to go to [Slap/Silo] via [Q5]? Hours 2 3571 3 How much time does it take to go to [Slap/Silo] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 2 3571 3 19 Does [Slap/Silo] have electricity? 2 3571 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 2 Sysmiss 3571 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Bank (Formal 402 3171 7 How far is the closest [Bank (Formal Sector)] from the center of this community 402 3171 9999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Bank (Formal Sect 402 3171 1 999 1 Walking 128 2 Tricycle 2 3 Bicycle 15 4 Car/Motorcycle 255 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 1 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 1 Sysmiss 3171 How much time does it take to go to [Bank (Formal Sector)] via [Q5]? Hours 402 3171 99 How much time does it take to go to [Bank (Formal Sector)] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 402 3171 999 Does [Bank (Formal Sector)] have electricity? 402 3171 1 2 1 Yes 391 2 No 11 Sysmiss 3171 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Microfinance 282 3291 7 How far is the closest [Microfinance Institution] from the center of this commun 282 3291 0.1 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Microfinance Inst 282 3291 1 999 1 Walking 161 2 Tricycle 1 3 Bicycle 3 4 Car/Motorcycle 112 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 5 Sysmiss 3291 How much time does it take to go to [Microfinance Institution] via [Q5]? Hours 282 3291 99 How much time does it take to go to [Microfinance Institution] via [Q5]? Minute( 282 3291 999 Does [Microfinance Institution] have electricity? 282 3291 1 2 1 Yes 196 2 No 86 Sysmiss 3291 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Police Stati 1391 2182 7 How far is the closest [Police Station] from the center of this community in MIN 1391 2182 9999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Police Station]? 1391 2182 1 999 1 Walking 674 2 Tricycle 5 3 Bicycle 33 4 Car/Motorcycle 667 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 1 7 Boat/Canoe 3 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 8 Sysmiss 2182 How much time does it take to go to [Police Station] via [Q5]? Hours 1391 2182 -1 99 How much time does it take to go to [Police Station] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 1391 2182 999 Does [Police Station] have electricity? 1391 2182 1 2 1 Yes 846 2 No 545 Sysmiss 2182 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Food market 1482 2091 7 How far is the closest [Food market for purchase] from the center of this commun 1482 2091 9999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Food market for p 1482 2091 1 9 1 Walking 1040 2 Tricycle 6 3 Bicycle 29 4 Car/Motorcycle 394 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 8 8 Ferry 9 Other specify 5 Sysmiss 2091 How much time does it take to go to [Food market for purchase] via [Q5]? Hours 1482 2091 -1 99 How much time does it take to go to [Food market for purchase] via [Q5]? Minute( 1482 2091 999 Does [Food market for purchase] have electricity? 1482 2091 1 2 1 Yes 194 2 No 1288 Sysmiss 2091 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Mosque or Ch 2858 715 7 How far is the closest [Mosque or Church] from the center of this community in M 2858 715 9999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Mosque or Church] 2858 715 1 999 1 Walking 2782 2 Tricycle 1 3 Bicycle 1 4 Car/Motorcycle 54 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 7 Boat/Canoe 2 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 18 Sysmiss 715 How much time does it take to go to [Mosque or Church] via [Q5]? Hours 2858 715 -1 99 How much time does it take to go to [Mosque or Church] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 2858 715 999 Does [Mosque or Church] have electricity? 2858 715 1 2 1 Yes 430 2 No 2428 Sysmiss 715 How many days per week do members of this community have access to [Fire station 104 3469 7 How far is the closest [Fire station] from the center of this community in MINUT 104 3469 999 What means of transportation is most frequently used to visit [Fire station]? 104 3469 1 999 1 Walking 33 2 Tricycle 3 Bicycle 2 4 Car/Motorcycle 61 5 Bus/Mini-bus 6 Taxi 1 7 Boat/Canoe 8 Ferry 999 Other specify 7 Sysmiss 3469 How much time does it take to go to [Fire station] via [Q5]? Hours 104 3469 99 How much time does it take to go to [Fire station] via [Q5]? Minute(s) 104 3469 999 Does [Fire station] have electricity? 104 3469 1 2 1 Yes 49 2 No 55 Sysmiss 3469 Sample weight 3573 1 38.222108710073 County 3573 3 45 3 Bomi 151 6 Bong 557 9 Grand Bassa 369 12 Capemount 156 15 Grand Gedeh 191 18 Grand Kru 85 21 Lofa 503 24 Margibi 201 27 Maryland 96 30 Montserrado 296 33 Nimba 524 36 Rivercess 136 39 Sinoe 100 42 River Gee 100 45 Gbarpolu 108 District 3573 2 48 ENUMERATION CODE 3573 Urban or Rural 3573 1 2 1 Urban 518 2 Rural 3055 PLACE / VILLAGE NAME/LOCALITY 3573 COMMUNITY ID 3573 Village Development Committee 3573 1 2 1 Yes 594 2 No 2979 Agricultural Coop/Farmer Based Org (FBO) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 426 2 No 3147 Savings & Credit Coop 3573 1 2 1 Yes 703 2 No 2870 Business Assoc. 3573 1 2 1 Yes 66 2 No 3507 Women's Group 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2231 2 No 1342 Youth Group 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2145 2 No 1428 Non-Governmental Organizational (NGO) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 85 2 No 3488 Community Police/watch group 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1027 2 No 2546 Water Users Association 3573 1 2 1 Yes 51 2 No 3522 Parent Teacher Association 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1360 2 No 2213 Other (Specify) (Incl. health, school committee, disabled 3573 1 2 1 Yes 39 2 No 3534 None of the above 3573 <NA> <NA> 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many [Village Development Committee]s are there in this community? 594 2979 1 100 How many members from this community does the [Village Development Committee] ha 594 2979 1 1500 How often do members of this [Village Development Committee] meet? 594 2979 1 999 1 Weekly 213 2 Monthly 330 3 Quarterly 41 4 Semi-Annually 4 5 Annually 999 Other specify 6 Sysmiss 2979 How many female members from this community does the [Village Development Commit 594 2979 500 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Village Devel 594 2979 1200 How many [Agricultural Coop/Farmer Based Org (FBO)]s are there in this community 426 3147 1 167 How many members from this community does the [Agricultural Coop/Farmer Based Or 426 3147 4 1500 How often do members of this [Agricultural Coop/Farmer Based Org (FBO)] meet? 426 3147 1 999 1 Weekly 268 2 Monthly 128 3 Quarterly 12 4 Semi-Annually 2 5 Annually 12 999 Other specify 4 Sysmiss 3147 How many female members from this community does the [Agricultural Coop/Farmer B 426 3147 665 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Agricultural 426 3147 400 How many [Savings & Credit Coop]s are there in this community? 703 2870 1 155 How many members from this community does the [Savings & Credit Coop] have? REFE 703 2870 1 1500 How often do members of this [Savings & Credit Coop] meet? 703 2870 1 999 1 Weekly 493 2 Monthly 200 3 Quarterly 3 4 Semi-Annually 5 Annually 2 999 Other specify 5 Sysmiss 2870 How many female members from this community does the [Savings & Credit Coop] hav 703 2870 840 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Savings & Cre 703 2870 400 How many [Business Assoc.]s are there in this community? 66 3507 1 999 How many members from this community does the [Business Assoc.] have? REFERS NOT 66 3507 4 300 How often do members of this [Business Assoc.] meet? 66 3507 1 4 1 Weekly 30 2 Monthly 34 3 Quarterly 4 Semi-Annually 2 5 Annually 999 Other specify Sysmiss 3507 How many female members from this community does the [Business Assoc.] have? 66 3507 215 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Business Asso 66 3507 180 How many [Women's Group]s are there in this community? 2231 1342 1 190 How many members from this community does the [Women's Group] have? REFERS NOT O 2231 1342 1 4000 How often do members of this [Women's Group] meet? 2231 1342 1 999 1 Weekly 1080 2 Monthly 1026 3 Quarterly 67 4 Semi-Annually 6 5 Annually 10 999 Other specify 42 Sysmiss 1342 How many female members from this community does the [Women's Group] have? 2231 1342 4000 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Women's Group 2231 1342 2000 How many [Youth Group]s are there in this community? 2145 1428 1 500 How many members from this community does the [Youth Group] have? REFERS NOT ONL 2145 1428 1 5000 How often do members of this [Youth Group] meet? 2145 1428 1 999 1 Weekly 802 2 Monthly 1186 3 Quarterly 86 4 Semi-Annually 8 5 Annually 4 999 Other specify 59 Sysmiss 1428 How many female members from this community does the [Youth Group] have? 2145 1428 3500 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Youth Group] 2145 1428 4000 How many [Non-Governmental Organizational (NGO)]s are there in this community? 85 3488 1 10 How many members from this community does the [Non-Governmental Organizational ( 85 3488 1 300 How often do members of this [Non-Governmental Organizational (NGO)] meet? 85 3488 1 999 1 Weekly 51 2 Monthly 27 3 Quarterly 3 4 Semi-Annually 5 Annually 2 999 Other specify 2 Sysmiss 3488 How many female members from this community does the [Non-Governmental Organizat 85 3488 250 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Non-Governmen 85 3488 150 How many [Community Police/watch group]s are there in this community? 1027 2546 1 47 How many members from this community does the [Community Police/watch group] hav 1027 2546 1 90 How often do members of this [Community Police/watch group] meet? 1027 2546 1 999 1 Weekly 544 2 Monthly 406 3 Quarterly 20 4 Semi-Annually 4 5 Annually 3 999 Other specify 50 Sysmiss 2546 How many female members from this community does the [Community Police/watch gro 1027 2546 28 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Community Pol 1027 2546 40 How many [Water Users Association]s are there in this community? 51 3522 1 4000 How many members from this community does the [Water Users Association] have? RE 51 3522 1 1000 How often do members of this [Water Users Association] meet? 51 3522 1 999 1 Weekly 13 2 Monthly 28 3 Quarterly 3 4 Semi-Annually 1 5 Annually 999 Other specify 6 Sysmiss 3522 How many female members from this community does the [Water Users Association] h 51 3522 200 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Water Users A 51 3522 150 How many [Parent Teacher Association]s are there in this community? 1360 2213 1 200 How many members from this community does the [Parent Teacher Association] have? 1360 2213 1 5000 How often do members of this [Parent Teacher Association] meet? 1360 2213 1 999 1 Weekly 119 2 Monthly 923 3 Quarterly 278 4 Semi-Annually 10 5 Annually 1 999 Other specify 29 Sysmiss 2213 How many female members from this community does the [Parent Teacher Association 1360 2213 3000 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Parent Teache 1360 2213 2300 How many [Parent Teacher Association]s are there in this community? 1478 2095 1 9999 How many members from this community does the [Parent Teacher Association] have? 1478 2095 1 99999 How often do members of this [Parent Teacher Association] meet? 1478 2095 1 999 1 Weekly 414 2 Monthly 683 3 Quarterly 204 4 Semi-Annually 16 5 Annually 12 999 Other specify 149 Sysmiss 2095 How many female members from this community does the [Parent Teacher Association 1478 2095 -999 99999 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Parent Teache 1478 2095 -999 99999 How many [Other (Specify) (Incl. health, school committee, disabled]s are there 39 3534 1 999 How many members from this community does the [Other (Specify) (Incl. health, sc 39 3534 1 999 How often do members of this [Other (Specify) (Incl. health, school committee, d 39 3534 1 999 1 Weekly 14 2 Monthly 19 3 Quarterly 4 4 Semi-Annually 5 Annually 999 Other specify 2 Sysmiss 3534 How many female members from this community does the [Other (Specify) (Incl. hea 39 3534 999 How many members under the age of 35 from this community does the [Other (Specif 39 3534 45 Does the Village Development Committee have female members? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 564 2 No 3009 Does the Agricultural Coop/Farmer Based Org (FBO) have female members? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 418 2 No 3155 Does the Savings & Credit Coop have female members? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 699 2 No 2874 Does the Business Assoc. have female members? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 64 2 No 3509 Does the Women's Group have female members? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2227 2 No 1346 Does the Village Development Committee have members under 35? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 496 2 No 3077 Does the Agricultural Coop/Farmer Based Org (FBO) have members under 35? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 392 2 No 3181 Does the Savings & Credit Coop have members under 35? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 677 2 No 2896 Does the Business Assoc. have members under 35? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 65 2 No 3508 Does the Women's Group have members under 35? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2138 2 No 1435 Arable Land 3573 1 2 1 Yes 765 2 No 2808 Forest 3573 1 2 1 Yes 965 2 No 2608 Pasture 3573 1 2 1 Yes 37 2 No 3536 River/stream 3573 1 2 1 Yes 996 2 No 2577 Lake/pond 3573 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 3538 Area under water for aquaculture 3573 1 2 1 Yes 21 2 No 3552 Other (Specify) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 57 2 No 3516 None of the Above 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1918 2 No 1655 Is this community able to determine independently the rules of access and use of 765 2808 1 2 1 Yes 616 2 No 149 Sysmiss 2808 Is this communal [Arable Land] recognized by the traditional authorities? 765 2808 1 2 1 Yes 677 2 No 88 Sysmiss 2808 What is the first form of restriction does the community place on its members re 765 2808 1 999 1 Time restrictions 312 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 59 3 Rotation among groups of families 37 4 No restrictions 241 999 Other specify 116 Sysmiss 2808 What is the second form of restriction does the community place on its members r 524 3049 1 999 1 Time restrictions 62 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 187 3 Rotation among groups of families 39 4 No OTHER restrictions 205 999 Other specify 31 Sysmiss 3049 What is the third form of restriction does the community place on its members re 319 3254 1 999 1 Time restrictions 24 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 27 3 Rotation among groups of families 98 4 No OTHER restrictions 143 999 Other specify 27 Sysmiss 3254 What is the first way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 765 2808 1 999 1 Fine 479 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 20 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 9 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 2 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 29 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 5 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 2 8 DO NOTHING 184 999 OTHER SPECIFY 35 Sysmiss 2808 What is the second way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commu 581 2992 1 999 1 Fine 42 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 136 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 47 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 21 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 32 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 45 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 214 999 OTHER SPECIFY 44 Sysmiss 2992 What is the third way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 367 3206 1 999 1 Fine 6 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 19 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 81 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 36 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 54 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 53 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 6 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 79 999 OTHER SPECIFY 33 Sysmiss 3206 Is this community able to determine independently the rules of access and use of 965 2608 1 2 1 Yes 721 2 No 244 Sysmiss 2608 Is this communal [FOREST] recognized by the traditional authorities? 965 2608 1 2 1 Yes 845 2 No 120 Sysmiss 2608 What is the first form of restriction does the community place on its members re 965 2608 1 999 1 Time restrictions 383 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 77 3 Rotation among groups of families 28 4 No restrictions 263 999 Other specify 214 Sysmiss 2608 What is the second form of restriction does the community place on its members r 702 2871 1 999 1 Time restrictions 119 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 147 3 Rotation among groups of families 47 4 No OTHER restrictions 302 999 Other specify 87 Sysmiss 2871 What is the third form of restriction does the community place on its members re 400 3173 1 999 1 Time restrictions 83 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 25 3 Rotation among groups of families 50 4 No OTHER restrictions 189 999 Other specify 53 Sysmiss 3173 What is the first way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 965 2608 1 999 1 Fine 587 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 45 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 21 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 16 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 23 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 19 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 2 8 DO NOTHING 202 999 OTHER SPECIFY 50 Sysmiss 2608 What is the second way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commu 763 2810 1 999 1 Fine 209 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 144 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 57 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 20 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 33 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 80 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 3 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 152 999 OTHER SPECIFY 65 Sysmiss 2810 What is the third way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 611 2962 1 999 1 Fine 114 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 38 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 68 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 16 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 51 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 114 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 5 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 148 999 OTHER SPECIFY 57 Sysmiss 2962 Is this community able to determine independently the rules of access and use of 37 3536 1 2 1 Yes 25 2 No 12 Sysmiss 3536 Is this communal [PASTURE] recognized by the traditional authorities? 37 3536 1 2 1 Yes 26 2 No 11 Sysmiss 3536 What is the first form of restriction does the community place on its members re 37 3536 1 999 1 Time restrictions 9 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 3 Rotation among groups of families 6 4 No restrictions 18 999 Other specify 4 Sysmiss 3536 What is the second form of restriction does the community place on its members r 19 3554 1 4 1 Time restrictions 7 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 3 3 Rotation among groups of families 2 4 No OTHER restrictions 7 999 Other specify Sysmiss 3554 What is the third form of restriction does the community place on its members re 12 3561 1 4 1 Time restrictions 4 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 1 3 Rotation among groups of families 4 4 No OTHER restrictions 3 999 Other specify Sysmiss 3561 What is the first way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 37 3536 1 8 1 Fine 20 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 1 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING 16 999 OTHER SPECIFY Sysmiss 3536 What is the second way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commu 21 3552 1 999 1 Fine 7 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 3 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 3 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 1 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 6 999 OTHER SPECIFY 1 Sysmiss 3552 What is the third way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 15 3558 1 8 1 Fine 4 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 1 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 3 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 2 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 5 999 OTHER SPECIFY Sysmiss 3558 Is this community able to determine independently the rules of access and use of 996 2577 1 2 1 Yes 621 2 No 375 Sysmiss 2577 Is this communal [RIVER/STREAM] recognized by the traditional authorities? 996 2577 1 2 1 Yes 764 2 No 232 Sysmiss 2577 What is the first form of restriction does the community place on its members re 996 2577 1 999 1 Time restrictions 277 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 53 3 Rotation among groups of families 11 4 No restrictions 455 999 Other specify 200 Sysmiss 2577 What is the second form of restriction does the community place on its members r 541 3032 1 999 1 Time restrictions 77 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 116 3 Rotation among groups of families 27 4 No OTHER restrictions 235 999 Other specify 86 Sysmiss 3032 What is the third form of restriction does the community place on its members re 306 3267 1 999 1 Time restrictions 54 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 25 3 Rotation among groups of families 45 4 No OTHER restrictions 129 999 Other specify 53 Sysmiss 3267 What is the first way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 996 2577 1 999 1 Fine 461 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 17 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 14 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 13 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 26 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 20 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 2 8 DO NOTHING 385 999 OTHER SPECIFY 58 Sysmiss 2577 What is the second way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commu 611 2962 1 999 1 Fine 169 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 86 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 33 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 19 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 27 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 66 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 1 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 158 999 OTHER SPECIFY 52 Sysmiss 2962 What is the third way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 453 3120 1 999 1 Fine 106 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 27 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 65 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 18 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 23 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 77 7 DISCRIMINATON AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 6 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 87 999 OTHER SPECIFY 44 Sysmiss 3120 Is this community able to determine independently the rules of access and use of 35 3538 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 18 Sysmiss 3538 Is this communal [LAKE/POND] recognized by the traditional authorities? 35 3538 1 2 1 Yes 21 2 No 14 Sysmiss 3538 What is the first form of restriction does the community place on its members re 35 3538 1 999 1 Time restrictions 7 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 3 Rotation among groups of families 2 4 No restrictions 21 999 Other specify 5 Sysmiss 3538 What is the second form of restriction does the community place on its members r 14 3559 1 999 1 Time restrictions 4 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 3 Rotation among groups of families 4 No OTHER restrictions 8 999 Other specify 2 Sysmiss 3559 What is the third form of restriction does the community place on its members re 6 3567 1 999 1 Time restrictions 3 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 3 Rotation among groups of families 4 No OTHER restrictions 2 999 Other specify 1 Sysmiss 3567 What is the first way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 35 3538 1 999 1 Fine 12 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 1 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 1 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 2 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 1 8 DO NOTHING 16 999 OTHER SPECIFY 2 Sysmiss 3538 What is the second way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commu 19 3554 1 999 1 Fine 9 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 1 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 1 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 7 DISCRIMINATON AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 7 999 OTHER SPECIFY 1 Sysmiss 3554 What is the third way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 12 3561 1 999 1 Fine 9 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 2 7 DISCRIMINATON AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 999 OTHER SPECIFY 1 Sysmiss 3561 Is this community able to determine independently the rules of access and use of 21 3552 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 10 Sysmiss 3552 Is this communal [Area under water for aquaculture] recognized by the traditiona 21 3552 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No 10 Sysmiss 3552 What is the first form of restriction does the community place on its members re 21 3552 1 999 1 Time restrictions 5 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 2 3 Rotation among groups of families 4 No restrictions 8 999 Other specify 6 Sysmiss 3552 What is the second form of restriction does the community place on its members r 13 3560 1 999 1 Time restrictions 2 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 3 Rotation among groups of families 2 4 No OTHER restrictions 7 999 Other specify 2 Sysmiss 3560 What is the third form of restriction does the community place on its members re 6 3567 1 999 1 Time restrictions 1 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 3 Rotation among groups of families 4 No OTHER restrictions 4 999 Other specify 1 Sysmiss 3567 What is the first way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 21 3552 1 999 1 Fine 9 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 7 DISCRIMINATON AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING 11 999 OTHER SPECIFY 1 Sysmiss 3552 What is the second way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commu 10 3563 1 999 1 Fine 1 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 1 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 3 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 3 999 OTHER SPECIFY 2 Sysmiss 3563 What is the third way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 7 3566 1 999 1 Fine 1 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 1 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 4 999 OTHER SPECIFY 1 Sysmiss 3566 Is this community able to determine independently the rules of access and use of 57 3516 1 2 1 Yes 31 2 No 26 Sysmiss 3516 Is this communal [Other specify] recognized by the traditional authorities? 57 3516 1 2 1 Yes 47 2 No 10 Sysmiss 3516 What is the first form of restriction does the community place on its members re 57 3516 1 999 1 Time restrictions 13 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 4 3 Rotation among groups of families 1 4 No restrictions 26 999 Other specify 13 Sysmiss 3516 What is the second form of restriction does the community place on its members r 31 3542 1 999 1 Time restrictions 4 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 2 3 Rotation among groups of families 2 4 No OTHER restrictions 14 999 Other specify 9 Sysmiss 3542 What is the third form of restriction does the community place on its members re 17 3556 1 999 1 Time restrictions 3 2 Limitations on number of users at a given time 1 3 Rotation among groups of families 4 No OTHER restrictions 7 999 Other specify 6 Sysmiss 3556 What is the first way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 57 3516 1 999 1 Fine 27 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 1 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 2 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING 22 999 OTHER SPECIFY 5 Sysmiss 3516 What is the second way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commu 35 3538 1 999 1 Fine 9 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 3 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 2 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 1 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 2 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 7 999 OTHER SPECIFY 11 Sysmiss 3538 What is the third way this community ensure compliance with use rules for commun 28 3545 1 999 1 Fine 9 2 CONFISCATION OF TOOLS/PRODUCTS 3 TAKING AWAY [RESOURCE] USE RIGHTS 2 4 RELIGIOUS SANCTIONS 5 SOCIAL SANCTIONS 1 6 PHYSICAL PUNISHMENT 2 7 DISCRIMINATION AT FUTURE HANDOUTS (BENEFIT) 8 DO NOTHING ELSE 4 999 OTHER SPECIFY 10 Sysmiss 3545 In this community, what proportion of harvested crop is usually given to a lando 3573 1 6 1 10% and below 283 2 11%-20% 38 3 21%-30% 65 4 31%-40% 16 5 41%-50% 13 6 Above 50% 3158 In this community, what proportion of harvested fishes is usually given to a lan 3573 1 6 1 10% and below 51 2 11%-20% 5 3 21%-30% 6 4 31%-40% 2 5 41%-50% 2 6 Above 50% 3507 Enjoy property rights to their own plots? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2808 2 No 765 Have plots that they practiced farming activities on for more than 10 years with 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1771 2 No 1802 Exploit plots that are owned in common by either the community or their family? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 997 2 No 2576 Allow others to use their land for a fixed price or a certain percentage of the 3573 1 2 1 Yes 494 2 No 3079 Rent land from others for a fixed price or a certain percentage of the harvest? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 318 2 No 3255 Have the right to sell land? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 353 2 No 3220 Typically inherit land and/or pass on land when they die? 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1749 2 No 1824 The households in this community do not enjoy any of these rights 3573 1 2 1 Yes 154 2 No 3419 What is the proportion of households in this community who [enjoy property righ 2808 765 1 3 1 More than half the households 2372 2 Half the households 313 3 Less than half the households 123 Sysmiss 765 Do women in this community also [enjoy property rights to their own plots?] 2808 765 1 2 1 Yes 2707 2 No 101 Sysmiss 765 What is the proportion of households in this community who [have plots that the 1771 1802 1 3 1 More than half the households 1369 2 Half the households 259 3 Less than half the households 143 Sysmiss 1802 Do women in this community also [have plots that they practiced farming activiti 1771 1802 1 2 1 Yes 1711 2 No 60 Sysmiss 1802 What is the proportion of households in this community who [exploit plots that 997 2576 1 3 1 More than half the households 710 2 Half the households 170 3 Less than half the households 117 Sysmiss 2576 Do women in this community also [exploit plots that are owned in common by eithe 997 2576 1 2 1 Yes 932 2 No 65 Sysmiss 2576 What is the proportion of households in this community who [allow others to use 494 3079 1 3 1 More than half the households 277 2 Half the households 96 3 Less than half the households 121 Sysmiss 3079 Do women in this community also [allow others to use their land for a fixed pric 494 3079 1 2 1 Yes 432 2 No 62 Sysmiss 3079 What is the proportion of households in this community who [rent land from othe 318 3255 1 3 1 More than half the households 170 2 Half the households 57 3 Less than half the households 91 Sysmiss 3255 Do women in this community also [rent land from others for a fixed price or a ce 318 3255 1 2 1 Yes 285 2 No 33 Sysmiss 3255 What is the proportion of households in this community who [have the right to s 353 3220 1 3 1 More than half the households 221 2 Half the households 50 3 Less than half the households 82 Sysmiss 3220 Do women in this community also [have the right to sell land?] 353 3220 1 2 1 Yes 284 2 No 69 Sysmiss 3220 What is the proportion of households in this community who [typically inherit l 1749 1824 1 3 1 More than half the households 1266 2 Half the households 295 3 Less than half the households 188 Sysmiss 1824 Do women in this community also [typically inherit land and/or pass on land when 1749 1824 1 2 1 Yes 1574 2 No 175 Sysmiss 1824 Do individuals in this community borrow money from 3573 Is collateral required for these loans from [Formal banks]? 143 3430 1 2 1 Yes 129 2 No 14 Sysmiss 3430 Do women have access to these loans from [Formal banks]? 143 3430 1 2 1 Yes 137 2 No 6 Sysmiss 3430 Is collateral required for these loans from [Cooperatives]? 88 3485 1 2 1 Yes 57 2 No 31 Sysmiss 3485 Do women have access to these loans from [Cooperatives]? 88 3485 1 2 1 Yes 85 2 No 3 Sysmiss 3485 Is collateral required for these loans from [Village Savings Loan Association (V 1116 2457 1 2 1 Yes 597 2 No 519 Sysmiss 2457 Do women have access to these loans from [Village Savings Loan Association (VSLA 1116 2457 1 2 1 Yes 1069 2 No 47 Sysmiss 2457 Is collateral required for these loans from [Moneylenders]? 417 3156 1 2 1 Yes 281 2 No 136 Sysmiss 3156 Do women have access to these loans from [Moneylenders]? 417 3156 1 2 1 Yes 401 2 No 16 Sysmiss 3156 Is collateral required for these loans from [Others (specify)]? 236 3337 1 2 1 Yes 93 2 No 143 Sysmiss 3337 Do women have access to these loans from [Others (specify)]? 236 3337 1 2 1 Yes 188 2 No 48 Sysmiss 3337 NEW EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 118 2 No 3455 NEW HEALTH FACILITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 59 2 No 3514 NEW ROAD 3573 1 2 1 Yes 265 2 No 3308 NEW SCHOOL 3573 1 2 1 Yes 188 2 No 3385 IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION SERVICES 3573 1 2 1 Yes 34 2 No 3539 NEW ON-GRID ELECTRICITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 200 2 No 3373 NEW OFF-GRID ELECTRICITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 86 2 No 3487 NEW IRRIGATION FACILITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 3566 NEW MARKET FACILITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 41 2 No 3532 NEW PROCESSING FACILITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 95 2 No 3478 NEW STORAGE FACILITY 3573 1 2 1 Yes 12 2 No 3561 OTHER GOOD EVENT (SPECIFY) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 323 2 No 3250 NO NEW EVENT 3573 1 2 1 Yes 2520 2 No 1053 In what year did [NEW EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY] happen 118 3455 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY]? 118 3455 1 6 1 10% and below 77 2 11% to 20% 15 3 21% to 30% 10 4 31% to 40% 4 5 41% to 50% 4 6 Above 50% 8 Sysmiss 3455 In what year did [NEW HEALTH FACILITY] happen 59 3514 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW HEALTH FACILITY]? 59 3514 1 6 1 10% and below 18 2 11% to 20% 5 3 21% to 30% 2 4 31% to 40% 1 5 41% to 50% 5 6 Above 50% 28 Sysmiss 3514 In what year did [NEW ROAD] happen 265 3308 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW ROAD]? 265 3308 1 6 1 10% and below 55 2 11% to 20% 25 3 21% to 30% 19 4 31% to 40% 8 5 41% to 50% 23 6 Above 50% 135 Sysmiss 3308 In what year did [NEW SCHOOL] happen 188 3385 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW SCHOOL]? 188 3385 1 6 1 10% and below 58 2 11% to 20% 20 3 21% to 30% 16 4 31% to 40% 14 5 41% to 50% 14 6 Above 50% 66 Sysmiss 3385 In what year did [IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION SERVICES] happen 34 3539 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [IMPROVED TRANSPORTATION SERVI 34 3539 1 6 1 10% and below 8 2 11% to 20% 3 3 21% to 30% 3 4 31% to 40% 2 5 41% to 50% 3 6 Above 50% 15 Sysmiss 3539 In what year did [NEW ON-GRID ELECTRICITY] happen 200 3373 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW ON-GRID ELECTRICITY ]? 200 3373 1 6 1 10% and below 41 2 11% to 20% 12 3 21% to 30% 18 4 31% to 40% 22 5 41% to 50% 20 6 Above 50% 87 Sysmiss 3373 In what year did [NEW OFF-GRID ELECTRICITY] happen 86 3487 2021 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW OFF-GRID ELECTRICITY]? 86 3487 1 6 1 10% and below 21 2 11% to 20% 14 3 21% to 30% 9 4 31% to 40% 6 5 41% to 50% 4 6 Above 50% 32 Sysmiss 3487 In what year did [NEW IRRIGATION FACILITY] happen 7 3566 2022 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW IRRIGATION FACILITY]? 7 3566 1 6 1 10% and below 1 2 11% to 20% 3 21% to 30% 1 4 31% to 40% 5 41% to 50% 2 6 Above 50% 3 Sysmiss 3566 In what year did [NEW MARKET FACILITY] happen 41 3532 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW MARKET FACILITY]? 41 3532 1 6 1 10% and below 14 2 11% to 20% 3 3 21% to 30% 6 4 31% to 40% 2 5 41% to 50% 1 6 Above 50% 15 Sysmiss 3532 In what year did [NEW PROCESSING FACILITY] happen 95 3478 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW PROCESSING FACILITY]? 95 3478 1 6 1 10% and below 20 2 11% to 20% 8 3 21% to 30% 12 4 31% to 40% 9 5 41% to 50% 7 6 Above 50% 39 Sysmiss 3478 In what year did [NEW STORAGE FACILITY] happen 12 3561 2021 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [NEW STORAGE FACILITY]? 12 3561 1 6 1 10% and below 4 2 11% to 20% 2 3 21% to 30% 1 4 31% to 40% 5 41% to 50% 2 6 Above 50% 3 Sysmiss 3561 In what year did [OTHER GOOD EVENT (SPECIFY)] happen 323 3250 2020 2023 What proportion of this community was affected by [OTHER GOOD EVENT (SPECIFY)]? 323 3250 1 6 1 10% and below 82 2 11% to 20% 17 3 21% to 30% 15 4 31% to 40% 11 5 41% to 50% 23 6 Above 50% 175 Sysmiss 3250 Do male farmers in this community hire labourers to work in their fields? 3573 -92 2 -92 MEN DO NOT FARM IN COMMUNITY 58 -91 FARMING NOT PRACTICED IN COMMUNITY 39 1 Yes 3051 2 No 425 Do female farmers in this community hire labourers to work in their fields? 3573 -92 2 -92 WOMEN DO NOT FARM IN COMMUNITY 89 1 Yes 3027 2 No 457 Do the workers hired by male farmers to work on their plots come from this commu 3051 522 1 3 1 WITHIN COMMUNITY 1295 2 OUTSIDE COMMUNITY 49 3 BOTH 1707 Sysmiss 522 What is the main crop cultivated by male farmers in this community? 3573 What is the main crop cultivated by male farmers in this community? 3051 522 1 20 1 RICE 1664 2 CASSAVA 574 3 COCOA 217 4 RUBBER 173 5 SUGAR CANE 101 6 OIL PALM 83 7 PLAINTAIN 79 8 PEPPER 36 9 CORN 43 10 VEGETABLES 16 11 POTATOES 14 12 BITTERBALLS 14 13 CUCUMBER 14 COFFEE 10 15 OKRA 6 16 COCONUT 5 17 ORANGE 4 18 BANANA 3 20 Others 9 Sysmiss 522 Clearing fields 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 2978 2 No 73 Sysmiss 522 Preparing fields 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 2407 2 No 644 Sysmiss 522 Applying Fertilizer/ Pesticide/Herbicide 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 116 2 No 2935 Sysmiss 522 Weeding 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 438 2 No 2613 Sysmiss 522 Planting 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 1219 2 No 1832 Sysmiss 522 Harvesting 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 1182 2 No 1869 Sysmiss 522 Processing 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 288 2 No 2763 Sysmiss 522 Other (Specify) 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 74 2 No 2977 Sysmiss 522 DO NOT HIRE MEN FOR THESE TASKS 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 19 2 No 3032 Sysmiss 522 Clearing fields 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 493 2 No 2558 Sysmiss 522 Preparing fields 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 440 2 No 2611 Sysmiss 522 Applying Fertilizer/ Pesticide/Herbicide 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 46 2 No 3005 Sysmiss 522 Weeding 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 2281 2 No 770 Sysmiss 522 Planting 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 2387 2 No 664 Sysmiss 522 Harvesting 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 2250 2 No 801 Sysmiss 522 Processing 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 257 2 No 2794 Sysmiss 522 Other (Specify) 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 39 2 No 3012 Sysmiss 522 DO NOT HIRE WOMEN FOR THESE TASKS 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 195 2 No 2856 Sysmiss 522 Clearing fields 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 390 2 No 2661 Sysmiss 522 Preparing fields 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 360 2 No 2691 Sysmiss 522 Applying Fertilizer/ Pesticide/Herbicide 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 3047 Sysmiss 522 Weeding 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 298 2 No 2753 Sysmiss 522 Planting 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 489 2 No 2562 Sysmiss 522 Harvesting 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 336 2 No 2715 Sysmiss 522 Processing 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 83 2 No 2968 Sysmiss 522 Other (Specify) 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 46 2 No 3005 Sysmiss 522 DO NOT HIRE CHILDREN UNDER 15 FOR THESE TASKS 3051 522 1 2 1 Yes 2363 2 No 688 Sysmiss 522 Do the workers hired by female farmers to work on their plots come from this com 3027 546 1 3 1 WITHIN COMMUNITY 1291 2 OUTSIDE COMMUNITY 43 3 BOTH 1693 Sysmiss 546 What is the main crop cultivated by female farmers in this community? 3573 What is the main crop cultivated by female farmers in this community? 3027 546 1 20 1 RICE 1566 2 CASSAVA 666 3 VEGETABLES 182 4 PEPPER 156 5 PEANUT 99 6 POTATO 98 7 CORN 49 8 OKRA 39 9 BITTERBALLS 37 10 SUGAR CANE 49 11 BEANS 12 PLANTAIN 17 13 GREENS 17 14 COCOA 15 15 CUCUMBER 14 16 RUBBER 6 17 OIL PALM 4 18 LETTUCE 3 20 Others 10 Sysmiss 546 Clearing fields 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 2859 2 No 168 Sysmiss 546 Preparing fields 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 2339 2 No 688 Sysmiss 546 Applying Fertilizer/ Pesticide/Herbicide 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 129 2 No 2898 Sysmiss 546 Weeding 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 382 2 No 2645 Sysmiss 546 Planting 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 1049 2 No 1978 Sysmiss 546 Harvesting 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 1012 2 No 2015 Sysmiss 546 Processing 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 244 2 No 2783 Sysmiss 546 Other (Specify) 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 67 2 No 2960 Sysmiss 546 DO NOT HIRE MEN FOR THESE TASKS 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No 2991 Sysmiss 546 Clearing fields 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 487 2 No 2540 Sysmiss 546 Preparing fields 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 422 2 No 2605 Sysmiss 546 Applying Fertilizer/ Pesticide/Herbicide 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 41 2 No 2986 Sysmiss 546 Weeding 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 2294 2 No 733 Sysmiss 546 Planting 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 2409 2 No 618 Sysmiss 546 Harvesting 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 2257 2 No 770 Sysmiss 546 Processing 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 265 2 No 2762 Sysmiss 546 Other (Specify) 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 33 2 No 2994 Sysmiss 546 DO NOT HIRE WOMEN FOR THESE TASKS 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 201 2 No 2826 Sysmiss 546 Clearing fields 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 333 2 No 2694 Sysmiss 546 Preparing fields 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 317 2 No 2710 Sysmiss 546 Applying Fertilizer/ Pesticide/Herbicide 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 3023 Sysmiss 546 Weeding 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 342 2 No 2685 Sysmiss 546 Planting 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 491 2 No 2536 Sysmiss 546 Harvesting 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 342 2 No 2685 Sysmiss 546 Processing 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 92 2 No 2935 Sysmiss 546 Other (Specify) 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 42 2 No 2985 Sysmiss 546 DO NOT HIRE CHILDREN UNDER 15 FOR THESE TASKS 3027 546 1 2 1 Yes 2363 2 No 664 Sysmiss 546 EXOTIC/HYBRID CHICKEN - HENS/LAYERS 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 95 2 No 2091 Sysmiss 1387 EXOTIC/HYBRID CHICKEN - COCKS/BROILERS 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 95 2 No 2091 Sysmiss 1387 LOCAL (INDIGENOUS) CHICKEN - HENS 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 1230 2 No 956 Sysmiss 1387 LOCAL (INDIGENOUS) CHICKEN - COCK 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 1210 2 No 976 Sysmiss 1387 TURKEY 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 2183 Sysmiss 1387 DUCKS 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 442 2 No 1744 Sysmiss 1387 GEESE 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 27 2 No 2159 Sysmiss 1387 GUINEAFOWLS 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 67 2 No 2119 Sysmiss 1387 RABBIT AND GUINEA PIG 2186 1387 1 2 1 Yes 20 2 No 2166 Sysmiss 1387 OTHER poultry (specify) 2186 1387 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 2186 Sysmiss 1387 None of the above 2186 1387 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 2186 Sysmiss 1387 Which of the following type of FISH below are raised or hunted by any farmer in 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: UREA 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: OTHER NITROGENOUS FERTILIZERS 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: SUPERPHOSPHATES ABOVE 35% OF P2O5 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: OTHER PHOSPHATIC FERTILIZERS 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: POTASSIUM CHLORIDE (MOP) 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: OTHER POTASSIC FERTILIZERS 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: NPK COMPOUND 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: DIAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE (DAP) 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 INORGANIC FERTILIZER: OTHER COMPOUND FERTILIZERS 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 ORGANIC FERTILIZER: SOLID MANURE 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 ORGANIC FERTILIZER: LIQUID MANURE/SLURRY 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 ORGANIC FERTILIZER: VEGETABLE MATERIAL & COMPOST 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 ORGANIC FERTILIZER: STABILISED SEWAGE SLUDGE 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 ORGANIC FERTILIZER: BIOSTIMULANTS 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 ORGANIC FERTILIZER: OTHER 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES: INSECTICIDES 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES: HERBICIDES (SOLID) 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES: HERBICIDES (LIQUID) 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 3572 PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES: FUNGICIDES 3573 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 3572 PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES: RODENTICIDES 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 NONE OF THE ABOVE 3573 2 2 1 Yes 2 No 3573 SAMPLE WEIGHT 3573 1 38.222108710073