DDI_ZMB_2002_ESDS_v01_M Antonina Redko 2011-09-06 NADA v01 (September, 2011) Expenditure and Service Delivery Survey in Education 2002 ESDS 2002 ZMB_2002_ESDS_v01_M Government of the Republic of Zambia World Bank NADA UK Department for International Development Hooman Dabidian Cindy Audiguier Public Expenditure Tracking Survey (PETS)/Quantitative Service Delivery Survey (QSDS) A Public Expenditure Tracking Survey (PETS) is a diagnostic tool used to study the flow of public funds from the center to service providers. It has successfully been applied in many countries around the world where public accounting systems function poorly or provide unreliable information. The PETS has proven to be a useful tool to identify and quantify the leakage of funds. The PETS has also served as an analytical tool for understanding the causes underlying problems, so that informed policies can be developed. Finally, PETS results have successfully been used to improve transparency and accountability by supporting "power of information" campaigns. PETS are often combined with Quantitative Service Delivery Surveys (QSDS) in order to obtain a more complete picture of the efficiency and equity of a public allocation system, activities at the provider level, as well as various agents involved in the process of service delivery. While most of PETS and QSDS have been conducted in the health and education sectors, a few have also covered other sectors, such as justice, Early Childhood Programs, water, agriculture, and rural roads. In the past decade, about 40 PETS and QSDS have been implemented in about 30 countries. While a large majority of these surveys have been conducted in Africa, which currently accounts for 66 percent of the total number of studies, PETS/QSDS have been implemented in all six regions of the World Bank (East Asia and Pacific, Europe and Central Asia, Latin America and Caribbean, Middle East and North Africa, South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa). v01 - Final, edited datasets. Documented here are final, cleaned datasets prepared by the World Bank based on raw datasets provided by the study researchers. The description of the difference between raw and edited datasets is taken from "Data Cleaning Guide for PETS/QSDS Surveys" (p.10): "Each country set includes two data files. The first file, the "raw" data file, presents the data as collected and entered by the survey teams. While field teams do conduct very high-level coherence tests with regards to responses collected, the data contained therein has generally not been thoroughly checked for internal coherence across questions, variable outliers and other such involved data cleaning procedures. The second file, the "final" data file, has been reviewed in order to ensure consistency both within and across single observations. While the sanctity of data is paramount, such that no changes are made if it cannot be asserted that the edited value is closer to the "true" value than the previous entry, data edits are introduced into the final data set. The list of edits applied are listed in the available Stata 10 © do-file associated with each data set. Furthermore, each do-file includes other tests that were applied to the data set. In addition, basic statistical analysis is applied to variables in order to identify potential statistical outliers. Outlier values that cannot be explained are replaced by missing values in the "final" data set; these changes are reported both in the do-file and in the Data Quality Report. Finally, independently of the values presented in the questionnaires, missing values are replaced across all "final" data sets to ensure consistency across countries. Following industry best practices, negative 3-digit integers are used in order to ensure there is no confusion between missing values and valid data points. " "Data Cleaning Guide for PETS/QSDS Surveys" is available in external resources. Primary Education Secondary Education This study is a part of a larger project on education in Zambia. The overall project included the schools survey, provincial education offices and district education offices surveys, testing of students in sampled schools, the household survey and the student survey. The project covered households in a catchment area of 36 isolated schools. Researchers also proposed to re-test students who participated in tests under 2001 National Assessment Survey (NAS). As part of the re-testing exercise, 3,200 pupils formed the initial sample for the administration of tests in English, mathematics, and vernacular. In addition, 20 randomly chosen students from Grade V and Grade VI were interviewed for the student survey. Documented here are datasets covering schools, Provincial Education Offices (PEO) and District Education Offices (DEO). Education expenditures in Zambia (apart from teacher salaries) are distributed through an administrative hierarchy consisting of PEOs and DEOs. The survey data contain a detailed tracking of resources allocated by the government through this hierarchy to schools. Approaches of public expenditure tracking surveys (PETS) and quantitative service delivery surveys (QSDS) are integrated in this study. The study was carried out by the Government of Zambia and the World Bank. It covered 184 primary (grades 1-7) and basic (grades 1-9) schools, 33 DEOs and four PEOs in four provinces: Lusaka, Copperbelt, Northern, and Eastern. Zambia Lusaka, Copperbelt, Northern, and Eastern provinces. - District Education Offices; - Provincial Education Offices; - Schools; - Teachers; - Head-Teachers; - Students. Sample survey data [ssd] The scope of the study includes: - District Education Offices (DEO): demographics of DEO, characteristics of DEO, decision process, shortages and requests, school visits, complaints, meetings with PEO/Ministry of Education representatives, funding, expenditures in the last month, receipts by schools. - Provincial Education Offices (PEO): demographics of PEO, characteristics of PEO, decision process, shortages and requests, school visits, complaints, meetings with Ministry of Education representatives, funding, expenditures in the last month, receipts by district and by schools. - Schools: characteristics of schools (type, special programs, number of students, alternative schools), characteristics of students (ethnic groups, where do children come from), facilities, school location, enrolment, grade repetition, dropouts, reasons for dropouts, school finances and sources of support, payment of fees, external funding, educational materials, and use of funds. - Head-Teachers: demographics, characteristics of head-teachers, remuneration of head-teachers, teacher absenteeism and turnover, students' attendance, DEO/PEO contacts and visits, Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) activities and fees, decision process, shortages and requests. - Teachers: demographics, characteristics of teachers, remuneration of teachers, and classroom facilities. A random sample stratified on the basis of urban and rural locations included 184 schools in 33 districts. The schools surveyed were chosen from a frame of primary (grades 1-7) and basic (grades 1-9) schools in four Zambian provinces: Lusaka, Copperbelt, Northern, and Eastern. The choice of these four provinces was dictated primarily by the variation in educational attainments, regional incomes, and administrative structures. Specifically, Lusaka and Copperbelt are the two richest provinces in Zambia, with high enrollment rates, and Northern and Eastern provinces are the poorest, with enrollment rates only marginally better than the worst performing Central province. Since this study is linked to 2001 National Assessment Survey (NAS), the choice of schools in the sample was restricted by the sampling methodology of the NAS. The NAS sampling was based on a probability-proportional to size methodology. For this study, researchers surveyed about half the schools covered in NAS 2001. For details on sampling methodology, please refer to "Zambia ESDS 2002 Sampling Note " in external resources. Face-to-face [f2f] The following survey instruments are available: - District Education Office Questionnaire (Part I) - District Education Office Questionnaire (Part II) - Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part I) - Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part II) - General School Questionnaire - Teacher Roster Card - Head-Teacher Questionnaire - Teacher Questionnaire, Grades I-VI - Head-Teacher Matching Roster - Pupil Matching Roster. The Teacher Questionnaire was designed to examine two sorts of inputs that may impact on the performance of a teacher: first are the teacher-inputs such as demographic and educational characteristics and second are institutional inputs (primarily teacher salaries). The teacher questionnaire thus focuses on obtaining a basic demographic and educational profile of the teacher, and then moves on to asking about salary and allowances, as well as delays in the receipt of payments. The Head-Teacher Questionnaire starts with the same sections as the teacher questionnaire. Several additional sections then probe the characteristics of teachers, pupils, parents (through the PTA section) and the administrative structure (through the Relationship with DEO/PEO sections). Finally the head-teacher questionnaire also contains a section on decisions and shortages, where we try to understand the nature of the financial constraints that schools are operating under. The General School Questionnaire has a three-fold purpose. First, researchers believed that school infrastructure and location themselves may be important for learning achievement; the first few sections of this questionnaire thus systematically ask about the availability and condition of infrastructure in the school. Second, the questionnaire examines the characteristics of the student population in the school such as the overall profile of attendance and grade-repetition. Finally, the questionnaire links to the DEO/PEO questionnaire to complete the Public Expenditure Tracking exercise. To enable researchers to track the flow of resources, the questionnaire then asks about the receipt of resources from other levels of the administration such as the DEO and the PEO's offices. The District Education Office and Provincial Education Office Questionnaires like the General School and the Head-Teacher Questionnaires, are designed to address two different components of the survey. Part II is concerned with the tracking of public expenditure-how much do the DEO and PEO offices receive? What are the primary expenses in these offices? Part I is similar in form to the head-teacher questionnaire, and asks about the demographic and educational characteristics of the DEO/PEO, before moving on to examine the views of the DEO on their relationship with schools (through visits and inspections) and the overall educational administration. Head-Teacher Matching Roster and Pupil Matching Roster were designed to match students, who were tested in math and English and other subjects in 2001 and 2002, with teachers, and to carefully identify the changes that could have potentially affected students during the last year. The datasets documented here do not include test scores. It is necessary to distinguish between provinces with and without district education boards. Although districts receive money directly from the government, both for rule-based and discretionary allocations, all money for discretionary allocations is first transferred to the concerned province, and from there moves onward to the district. For this reason, provinces with district education boards are referred to as decentralized provinces and those without district education boards are referred to as centralized provinces. In the study sample there are two of each: Lusaka and Copperbelt provinces are decentralized and Northern and Eastern province are centralized. Detailed information about data editing procedures is available in "Data Cleaning Guide for PETS/QSDS Surveys" in external resources. STATA cleaning do-files and data quality reports can also be found in external resources. The use of this dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the identification of the Primary Investigator (including country name) - the full title of the survey and its acronym (when available), and the year(s) of implementation - the survey reference number - the source and date of download (for datasets disseminated online). Example: Government of the Republic of Zambia and World Bank. Expenditure and Service Delivery Survey in Education (ESDS) 2002. Ref. ZMB_2002_ESDS_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from http://microdata.worldbank.org on [date]. Public use file The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. DEO_partI_final The file contains characteristics of District Education Officers: demographics, time-off, work experience and training. "District Education Office Questionnaire (Part I)", (Sections I and II) was used to collect the data. 33 37 DEO_partII_final The file contains characteristics of District Education Offices: utilities, distance to other facilities, transportation, meetings with Province Education Office/Ministry of Education representatives, funding and expenditures. "District Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)" (Sections I, III, IV and V) was used to collect the data. 33 149 generalschool_final The file contains information about schools: a type of school, special programs, number of students, number of teachers, facilities, school location, enrollment, drop-out rates, educational materials, school finances and funding. "General School Questionnaire" was used to collect the data. 184 362 generalschoolTR_final The file contains information about teachers' gender, grade(s) being taught and absence from work. "Teacher Roster Card" was used to collect the data. 2233 12 headteacher1_final The file contains information about demographics, work experience, training, and reimbursement of head-teachers. It also covers information about teachers' absenteeism, students' attendance, relationship with district education offices, province education offices and PTAs. "Head-Teacher Questionnaire" (Sections I, II, III, IVb, V and VI) was used to collected the data. 183 145 headteacher2_final The file contains answers from head-teachers about main decision makers regarding school affairs as well as information about shortages and requests to overcome them. "Head-Teacher Questionnaire" (Sections VII and VIII) was used to collect the data. 183 90 headteacher_matching_final The file contains answers from head-teachers about teacher absenteeism. "Head-Teacher Questionnaire" (Section IVa) was used to collect the data. 731 7 PEO_districts_final The file contains information about district and school visits, requests and complaints, and receipts by district. "Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)" (Sections II and VI) was used to collect the data. 33 23 PEO_partI_final The file contains characteristics of Province Education Officers: demographics, time-off, work experience and training. " Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part I)" (Sections I and II) was used to collect the data. 4 37 PEO_PartII_final The file contains characteristics of Province Education Offices: utilities, accounting, distance to other facilities, transportation, meetings with Ministry of Education representatives, funding, expenditures and direct receipts by schools. "Provincial Education Office Questionnaire (Part II)" (Sections I, III, IV, V and VII) was used to collect the data. 4 153 pupilroster_final The file contains information about students: enrollment, current and last year teachers. "Pupil Matching Roster" was used to collect the data. 3464 13 teacher_pupil_matching_final The file contains information from teachers about their students: enrollment, absense, meetings with parents. "Head-Teacher Matching Roster" was used to collect the data. 3464 27 Teachers_final The file contains information about teaches: demographics, characteristics, reimbursement and classroom facilities that are available to teachers. "Teacher Questionnaire, Grades I-VI" was used to collect the data. 567 133 District Code District Code District Code District Code District Code 33 101 904 Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender What is your gender? 32 1 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss Age Age Age Age Age What is your age? 33 2 54 2 39 42 44 46 47 48 50 51 52 53 54 Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province What is your place of birth? Province 33 Copperbelt Eastern Luapula Lusaka Northern Southern Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District What is your place of birth? District 33 CHINGOLA CHOMA ISOKA KALOMO KASAMA KAWAMBWA KITWE LUNDAZI LUSAKA MBALA MONGU MONZE MPIKA MPOROKOSO MUFULIRA Monze NAKONDE SAMFYA chipata katete luanshya mazabuka mufulira Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group What ethnic group do you belong to? 33 BEMBA BISA CHEWA CHISHINGA LAMBIA LOZI NAMWANGA NGONI Neenga TONGA TUMBUKA USHI bemba chewa ngoni nsenga Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Are you currently married? 33 1 Single 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Separated/Divorced 10 Not Applicable Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education What is your spouse’s level of education? 31 2 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home How many children do you have living with you? 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 15 Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing What type of housing do you live in? 33 1 Own house 2 Accomodation provided by School 3 Accomodation provided by Community 4 Rented House/Appartment 5 Other Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home How long does it take for you to get to the office from home? 32 1 1 Less than 15 Minutes 2 15 Minutes to 30 Minutes 3 30 Minutes to 1 Hour 4 More than 1 Hour Sysmiss Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Does the community provide any land for your use? 31 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Sometimes we or our families are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency? 33 1 Yes 2 No Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency How many working days off did you have to take off as a result? 33 1 2 3 4 10 14 Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency What kind of emergency was it? 12 21 1 Own Illness 2 Illness of Others 3 School Emergency 4 Funeral 5 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified What kind of emergency was it? Other (specify) Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness If it was own illness, where were you treated for the illness 33 1 Treatment at home/No Treatment 2 Local Health Centre 3 Health Center in Nearby Town 4 Health Centre Elsewhere 5 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Were you obliged to take time off during the (last month) as a result of any official work (such as workshops)? If NO skip to Section II 33 1 Yes 2 No Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work How many working days did you take off as a result? 31 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work What kind of work was required? 31 2 1 Meeting 2 Workshop 3 File Request/Complaint 4 Obtain school/office provisions 5 Collecting Salary 6 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Years How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a DEO? Years 33 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming DEO: Months How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a DEO? Months 33 1 2 3 7 9 11 Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Where was your last post before coming here? Province 33 Copperbelt Eastern Lusaka Northern Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Where was your last post before coming here? District 33 CHADIZA CHAMA CHILILABOMBWE CHINSALI CHIPATA CHONGWE KAFUE KALULUSHI KASAMA Kalulushi LUANGWA MASAITI MPONGWE MUFULIRA MUNGWI NAKONDE chadiza chama lundazi nyimba petauke Last Post before Becoming DEO Last Post before Becoming DEO Last Post before Becoming DEO Last Post before Becoming DEO Last Post before Becoming DEO What was your last post before becoming the DEO? 32 1 1 Teacher 2 Head-Teacher 3 Officer in DEO's office 4 DEO, other District 5 Officer in PEO's Office 6 EO in Lusaka 7 Other Sysmiss Time DEO: Years Time DEO: Years Time DEO: Years Time DEO: Years Time DEO: Years How long have you been the DEO of this district? Years 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 Time DEO: Months Time DEO: Months Time DEO: Months Time DEO: Months Time DEO: Months How long have you been the DEO of this district? Months 33 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 11 Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level What is the highest level of education you have attained? 33 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years How many years of pre-service training have you had? 33 1 2 3 4 6 11 Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your training? 33 1 Yes 2 No Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training? If No skip to 6 33 1 Yes 2 No Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training? 29 4 1 Advanced Primary Certificate 2 Primary Teacher's Degree 3 Secondary Teacher's Diploma 4 Secondary Teacher's Degree 5 Special Education Certificate 6 Student Trainee 7 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training? 15 18 1 Advanced Primary Certificate 2 Primary Teacher's Degree 3 Secondary Teacher's Diploma 4 Secondary Teacher's Degree 5 Special Education Certificate 6 Student Trainee 7 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Have you had any Education management training? If No skip to 8 33 1 Yes 2 No Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training When did you have this training? 26 7 1987 1995 1996 1997 1998 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Time of starting workday Time of starting workday Time of starting workday Time of starting workday Time of starting workday What time do you normally start the day? 33 500 815 500 600 645 700 730 745 750 755 800 815 Knocking-Off Time Knocking-Off Time Knocking-Off Time Knocking-Off Time Knocking-Off Time What time do you normally knock off? 32 1 1700 1900 1700 1715 1730 1800 1830 1900 Sysmiss DistrictCode DistrictCode DistrictCode DistrictCode DistrictCode 33 101 904 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 902 903 904 Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District How many schools are there in this district? 33 12 29 32 35 36 37 38 39 42 45 49 51 53 56 59 64 65 70 72 80 89 92 97 101 115 140 144 174 Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office? 33 Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office? 33 1 35 1 2 3 4 5 10 15 20 35 Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office? 33 60 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 15 21 48 60 Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office? 33 45 10 20 30 40 45 Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours How long does it take to reach the average school to this office? 33 1 2 3 4 5 8 11 Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes How long does it take to reach the average school to this office? 33 40 3 4 5 10 15 20 30 40 Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office How many staff members does this office have? 33 7 50 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 25 38 50 Staff members=number assigned? Staff members=number assigned? Staff members=number assigned? Staff members=number assigned? Staff members=number assigned? Is this the same as the number of staff assigned to this office? 33 1 Yes 2 No Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today How many members of staff reported for duty today? 33 6 48 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 35 48 Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does this office have an accounting unit? 33 1 Yes 2 No Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does this office have a working telephone? 33 1 Yes 2 No Drinking water source Drinking water source Drinking water source Drinking water source Drinking water source What is the drinking water source? 33 1 2 3 4 Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does this office have electricity? 33 1 Yes 2 No Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present How many cars does this office have at present? 33 2 3 4 5 Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today How many of these cars are in working condition today? 33 1 2 3 4 Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present How many motorcycles does this office have at present? 33 1 2 3 Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today How many of these motorcycles are in working condition today? 33 1 2 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 How many cars did this office have in August 2001? 33 1 2 3 4 5 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2001? 33 1 2 3 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 How many cars did this office have in August 2000? 33 1 2 3 4 5 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2000? 33 1 2 Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Is availability of fuel a problem at present? 33 1 Yes 2 No Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2001? 32 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2000? 32 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02 Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02 Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02 Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02 Number of meetings with PEO since Jan 02 How many meetings did you have with the PEO since January 2002? 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 Last meeting with PEO:month Last meeting with PEO:month Last meeting with PEO:month Last meeting with PEO:month Last meeting with PEO:month When was the last time you had a meeting with the PEO 33 3 5 6 7 Last meeting with PEO:year Last meeting with PEO:year Last meeting with PEO:year Last meeting with PEO:year Last meeting with PEO:year When was the last time you had a meeting with the PEO 33 2002 Reason for last meeting with PEO Reason for last meeting with PEO Reason for last meeting with PEO Reason for last meeting with PEO Reason for last meeting with PEO What was the reason for this meeting? 33 1 Discuss National Policy 2 Educational Event 3 Collect district Allocation 4 Other Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02 Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02 Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02 Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02 Complaints/Request to PEO since Jan 02 Have you sent any complaints/requests to the PEO's office since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 How many meetings did you have at the ministry since January 2002? 33 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month When was the last time you had a meeting at the ministry? 30 3 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year When was the last time you had a meeting at the ministry? 33 2002 Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry What was the reason for this meeting? 31 2 1 Discuss National Policy 2 Educational Event 3 Collect district Allocation 4 Other Sysmiss Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Have you sent any complaints/requests to the ministry since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 94000000 3000000 13500000 50332500 59450000 64321475 94000000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 77122000 2000000 3000000 4896473 5000000 6000000 7767914 7874147 10000000 11123626 21000000 32992817 34937577 42726174 65686615 77122000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 18000000 1579805 18000000 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 14000000 1047306 14000000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 374000000 374000000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 52000000 2050000 3000000 4000000 4500000 13500000 52000000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 102683000 3000000 4000000 8437409 9000000 10661828 11788547 13612756 13797783 13976374 17000000 36424972 38000000 44732777 65686615 85117297 102683000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 1579805 1579805 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 9554000 1047306 9525000 9529000 9554000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 221860000 12000000 139420000 159890000 179250000 221860000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 31625000 2500000 13500000 30200000 31625000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 128258000 3000000 3197560 4074809 5500000 7887832 10000000 10427942 11123626 13000000 15000000 18324991 20000000 23000000 28573760 39858386 40203358 65535967 65687615 128258000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 1579805 1579805 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 31925000 1047306 9500000 9515000 31925000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 30000000 12000000 30000000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 90000000 2500000 13500000 40000000 40578080 90000000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 108747000 2100000 8000000 10000000 10608558 11788547 13000000 13348315 15000000 19451909 22500000 30608558 33588191 34551522 41924972 44732777 50000000 65687615 84741235 108747000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 69335238 1579805 12261441 13542226 18000000 18957666 21428571 27010440 27010640 51086607 69335238 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 97093330 1047306 9709333 10431000 10754317 10754817 10973068 10973507 97093330 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 849898000 10268400 129880000 250292626 849898000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 37681200 11510000 13500000 33134580 37681200 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 155489225 2100000 7859031 9000000 10000000 10124865 12513496 13348315 15000000 22229140 23021851 25199981 32537634 65687615 125723000 155489225 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 27544381 1579805 8052974 18000000 18957666 27010640 27544381 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 32183000 1047306 9709333 9709337 10973507 12615300 32183000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 178761726 178761726 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 35273000 35273000 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 160603500 8168550 13500000 14000000 30300000 160603500 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 115602000 3000000 5258555 5900000 8342331 8898871 9000000 9823815 10000000 13000000 14619384 15000000 20000000 22500000 30937577 37277422 46241020 65687615 115602000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 48152939 1579805 8000000 18957666 19000000 26105949 27010640 48152939 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 31925080 1047306 9500000 13010000 14445500 25067665 31925080 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 75319785 34774000 75319785 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 100000000 100000000 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 122000000 13500000 26000000 30000000 122000000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 89903000 2600000 6000000 6168908 6573215 8052974 10427942 11123626 14818093 18274282 46241020 65687615 89903000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 30 3 24158000 1579805 18957666 24158000 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 31925080 1047306 31000000 31925000 31925080 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 17068100 17068100 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 347000000 9520000 45711844 55484000 70736638 81000000 127000000 178000000 210000000 347000000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 75493000 2000000 4000000 5749938 8593416 9121878 9730429 10024468 13300000 14651145 15985488 18522669 18593183 18876083 30197679 30561758 32608545 75493000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 20712741 6000000 18957666 20712741 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 102000000 102000000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 155154000 19188000 155154000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 422119000 2996900 9520000 18000000 40000000 60234000 69820395 99200000 120990000 121500000 125800000 164043500 166800000 169400000 175198160 184300000 204000000 214444740 222900000 223500000 228200000 321000000 375500000 388244000 422119000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 140800000 1864194 3000000 4000000 9823815 10427942 11123626 16202765 18876083 21255346 34937577 35297000 37317422 81243000 140800000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 18957666 11335500 18957666 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 13218000 9709337 13218000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 198000000 198000000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 3177000 3177000 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 172800000 6370000 9520000 15212000 18725000 75400000 106400000 138200000 169000000 172800000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 234800000 21653 988334 2300000 2400000 2974439 4833464 5000000 6300683 6573215 7000000 9060000 10274000 10591250 11272413 16522669 18274282 18876083 35605588 37979577 59000000 81953000 234800000 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 20000000 10000000 20000000 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 12615300 9709333 12615300 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 Sysmiss Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 122500000 2835000 3335000 5270000 5355000 6270000 6475000 7910000 8225000 9030000 9520000 11830000 13825000 18865000 122500000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 407638194 3000000 5635637 6918420 7000000 10868730 11400745 12539367 13345822 15396730 18662390 18876083 18916559 21139135 25636877 44903552 44965385 61900000 407638194 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 30 3 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 41782000 9500000 9709333 12615300 12667000 28732793 41782000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 40250000 2900000 40250000 Sysmiss Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 32200000 5215000 32200000 Sysmiss Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 129880000 9500000 9520000 24150000 30000000 42000000 107994250 122000000 129880000 Sysmiss Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 888600186 2000000 3000000 3220000 4955450 6200000 6440728 7900000 9556914 10076690 10631006 11392470 12125164 18876083 22095081 22396004 23292000 38298026 48027664 70157000 888600186 Sysmiss Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 30 3 Sysmiss Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 31925080 12615340 31000000 31925080 Sysmiss Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 81518450 11000000 11800000 81518450 Sysmiss Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 7400000 7400000 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 582401838 17675830 48000000 81000000 104555000 106400000 124199500 125540000 128600000 159000000 160603500 164043500 178533160 179200000 192525000 206602000 214000000 222900000 223500000 239000000 243746660 256408080 278532500 286265250 310370000 349714740 582401838 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 1629638194 4000000 19300000 28573760 32200000 42160000 47700000 60886186 69584075 74360806 99726662 108896394 109000000 110431375 133665269 140540207 163947875 176779560 182352525 227852846 234800000 393589966 410897897 488496083 1629638194 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 69335238 1354226 8991000 9478830 13542226 15478833 16445000 16637500 18000000 18957666 20000000 24158000 26000000 27010640 36105949 39272081 47722381 48152939 69335238 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 44995000 6283840 9554000 9651962 9709333 10973507 12615300 14000000 14445500 19418666 20862000 23421817 23588408 23588807 23972317 25230600 28500000 28860000 28947674 31625330 31645000 31925000 44995000 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 31 2 627054352 9269000 11800000 12000000 18904090 40050000 60975200 159890000 304074000 328367785 374000000 627054352 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 32 1 100000000 10577000 32200000 34744520 100000000 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 31 2 42487500 1445000 1500000 1524140 2000000 2610000 3200000 42487500 Sysmiss Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 32 1 13560000 1000 250000 800000 867000 880000 1000000 1500000 1761500 2000000 2450000 2580000 2800000 3000000 3500000 3800000 4533480 5000000 6000000 6913953 7000000 13560000 Sysmiss Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 32 1 1800000 1800000 Sysmiss Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 32 1 12615300 341830 385800 500000 700000 800000 1500000 1593000 1650000 12615300 Sysmiss Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 32 1 1500000 1500000 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 32 1 1300000 500000 1043000 1300000 Sysmiss Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 32 1 7600000 28000 100000 120000 407000 555000 570000 828000 1000000 1228962 1607044 1860000 2000000 2500000 2600000 3300000 3500000 3720000 4000000 7480000 7600000 Sysmiss Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 32 1 31501500 200000 31501500 Sysmiss Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 32 1 9150294 65000 200000 490000 500000 580000 600000 800000 949000 1200000 1500000 1550000 2000000 2165000 2610500 2962500 2963800 3875000 3950000 5867800 9150294 Sysmiss Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 32 1 228200000 1224800 1684000 2058000 7080000 8000000 8406000 13306075 20442419 60356500 144000000 185800000 228200000 Sysmiss Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 32 1 53000000 47600 950000 1510500 1710000 2500000 5000000 6916690 7108000 8393169 53000000 Sysmiss Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 32 1 2510000 119300 2510000 Sysmiss Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 32 1 4290000 240000 250000 570000 700000 780000 800000 1000000 1500000 1750000 4100000 4290000 Sysmiss Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 32 1 550000 550000 Sysmiss Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 32 1 1000000 1000000 Sysmiss Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 32 1 4134062 200000 300000 400000 442000 500000 550000 600000 660000 800000 1000000 1070000 2000000 2561160 3200000 4000000 4134062 Sysmiss Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 32 1 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 32 1 7910000 10000 100000 1330000 6219180 7910000 Sysmiss Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 32 1 56210000 80000 270000 750000 800000 922300 1000000 1700000 2000000 2266740 2330000 2345000 3366164 6000000 7580000 10804245 13411250 19985025 39000000 56210000 Sysmiss Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 31 2 12615300 1356000 12615300 Sysmiss Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 31 2 28732793 10000 1450000 2540750 2972500 4973170 28732793 Sysmiss Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 31 2 872000 480000 872000 Sysmiss Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code 4 1 Northern 4 Eastern 5 Copperbelt 9 Lusaka Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender 4 1 Male 2 Female Age Age Age Age Age What is your age? 4 45 51 54 55 Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province What is your place of birth? 4 Copperbelt Eastern Luapula Northern Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District What is your place of birth? 4 CHIPATA KAWAMBWA MPIKA NDOLA Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group What ethnic group do you belong to? 4 99 BEMBA LAMBA NSHINGA Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Are you currently married? 4 1 Single 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Separated/Divorced 10 Not Applicable Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education What is your spouse’s level of education? 4 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home How many children do you have living with you? 4 2 4 5 10 Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing What type of housing do you live in? 4 1 Own house 2 Accomodation provided by School 3 Accomodation provided by Community 4 Rented House/Appartment 5 Other Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home Time to reach Office from Home How long does it take for you to get to the office from home? 4 1 Less than 15 Minutes 2 15 Minutes to 30 Minutes 3 30 Minutes to 1 Hour 4 More than 1 Hour Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Does the community provide any land for your use? 4 1 Yes 2 No Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Sometimes we or our families are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency? If NO skip to 16 4 1 Yes 2 No Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency How many working days off did you have to take off as a result? 1 3 2 Sysmiss Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency What kind of emergency was it? 1 3 1 Own Illness 2 Illness of Others 3 School Emergency 4 Funeral 5 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified What kind of emergency was it? Other (specify) Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness If it was own illness, where were you treated for the illness 4 1 Treatment at home/No Treatment 2 Local Health Centre 3 Health Center in Nearby Town 4 Health Centre Elsewhere 5 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Were you obliged to take time off during the {last month} as a result of any official work (such as workshops)? 4 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work How many working days did you take off as a result? 4 2 3 8 10 Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work What kind of work was required? 4 1 Meeting 2 Workshop 3 File Request/Complaint 4 Obtain school/office provisions 5 Collecting Salary 6 Other 10 Not Applicable Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Years How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a PEO? 4 23 24 26 27 Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months Time Employed prior to becoming PEO: Months How many years were you employed by the MoE before becoming a PEO? 4 Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Where was your last post before coming here? 4 Eastern Luapula Northern Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Where was your last post before coming here? 4 CHIPATA KASAMA MANSA Last Post before becoming PEO Last Post before becoming PEO Last Post before becoming PEO Last Post before becoming PEO Last Post before becoming PEO What was your last post before becoming the PEO? 4 1 Teacher 2 Head-Teacher 3 Officer in DEO's office 4 DEO, other District 5 Officer in PEO's Office 6 EO in Lusaka 7 Other Time as PEO: Years Time as PEO: Years Time as PEO: Years Time as PEO: Years Time as PEO: Years How long have you been the PEO of this district? 4 2 3 Time as PEO: Months Time as PEO: Months Time as PEO: Months Time as PEO: Months Time as PEO: Months How long have you been the PEO of this district? 4 1 2 3 6 Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level What is the highest level of education you have attained? 4 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years How many years of pre-service training have you had? 4 6 7 Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your training? 4 1 Yes 2 No Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training? 4 1 Yes 2 No Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First Type of Other Certificate:First What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training? 4 1 Advanced Primary Certificate 2 Primary Teacher's Degree 3 Secondary Teacher's Diploma 4 Secondary Teacher's Degree 5 Special Education Certificate 6 Student Trainee 7 Other 10 Not Applicable Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second Type of Other Certificate: Second What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training? 4 1 Advanced Primary Certificate 2 Primary Teacher's Degree 3 Secondary Teacher's Diploma 4 Secondary Teacher's Degree 5 Special Education Certificate 6 Student Trainee 7 Other 10 Not Applicable Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Have you had any Education management training? 4 1 Yes 2 No Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training When did you have this training? 3 1 1998 2001 Sysmiss Starting Time Starting Time Starting Time Starting Time Starting Time What time do you normally start the day? 3 1 630 700 730 Sysmiss Knocking off time Knocking off time Knocking off time Knocking off time Knocking off time What time do you normally knock off? 3 1 1800 1830 Sysmiss Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code 4 1 4 5 9 Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District Number of Schools in District How many schools are there in this province? 4 227 811 227 388 650 811 Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours Time to reach nearest school: Hours How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office? 4 Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes Time to reach nearest school: Minutes How long does it take to reach the closest school to this office? 4 5 10 Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours Time to reach furthest school: Hours How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office? 4 3 48 3 5 12 48 Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes Time to reach furthest school: Minutes How long does it take to reach the furthest school to this office? 4 30 30 Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours Time to reach average school: Hours How long does it take to reach the average school to this office? 4 1 2 5 Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes Time to reach average school: Minutes How long does it take to reach the average school to this office? 4 30 30 Time to closest DEO office: Hours Time to closest DEO office: Hours Time to closest DEO office: Hours Time to closest DEO office: Hours Time to closest DEO office: Hours How long does it take to reach the closest DEO's office from this office? 4 Time to closest DEO office: Minutes Time to closest DEO office: Minutes Time to closest DEO office: Minutes Time to closest DEO office: Minutes Time to closest DEO office: Minutes How long does it take to reach the closest DEO's office from this office? 4 2 5 20 Time to furthest DEO office: Hours Time to furthest DEO office: Hours Time to furthest DEO office: Hours Time to furthest DEO office: Hours Time to furthest DEO office: Hours How long does it take to reach the furthest DEO's office from this office? 4 1 4 9 Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes Time to furthest DEO office: Minutes How long does it take to reach the furthest DEO's office from this office? 4 30 30 Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office Number of staff members in office How many staff members does this office have? 4 68 69 79 80 Number of staff members assigned to office Number of staff members assigned to office Number of staff members assigned to office Number of staff members assigned to office Number of staff members assigned to office Is this the same as the number of staff assigned to this office? 4 1 Yes 2 No Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today Number of staff members present today How many members of staff reported for duty today? 3 1 51 79 51 55 79 Sysmiss Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does office have accounting unit Does this office have an accounting unit? 4 1 Yes 2 No Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does office have a working telphone Does this office have a working telephone? 4 1 Yes 2 No Drinking water source Drinking water source Drinking water source Drinking water source Drinking water source What is the drinking water source? 4 1 2 Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does office have electricity Does this office have electricity? 4 1 Yes 2 No Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present Number of cars in office at present How many cars does this office have at present? 4 4 7 9 14 Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today Number of cars in working condition today How many of these cars are in working condition today? 4 2 3 4 Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present Number of motorcycles at present How many motorcycles does this office have at present? 4 1 2 Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today Number of motorcycles in working condition today How many of these motorcycles are in working condition today? 4 1 2 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 Number of cars in office in August 2001 How many cars did this office have in August 2001? 4 4 7 9 14 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2001 How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2001? 4 1 2 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 Number of cars in office in August 2000 How many cars did this office have in August 2000? 4 3 5 7 13 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 Number of motorcycles in office in August 2000 How many motorcycles did this office have in August 2000? 4 1 Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Availability of fuel a problem at present Is availability of fuel a problem at present? 4 1 Yes 2 No Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2001 Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2001? 4 1 Yes 2 No Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Availability of fuel a problem: August 2000 Was availability of fuel a problem in August 2000? 4 1 Yes 2 No Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 Number of meetings with Ministry since Jan 02 How many meetings did you have with the MOE since January 2002? 3 1 4 5 Sysmiss Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month Last meeting with Ministry:month When was the last time you had a meeting with the MOE? 4 6 7 Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year Last meeting with Ministry:year When was the last time you had a meeting with the MOE? 4 2002 Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry Reason for last meeting with Ministry What was the reason for this meeting? 4 1 Discuss National Policy 2 Educational Event 3 Collect district Allocation 4 Other Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Complaints/Requests to Ministry since Jan 02 Have you sent any complaints/requests to the MOE since January 2002? 4 1 Yes 2 No Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Receipts: BESSIP June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 163014040 22325930 35646500 163014040 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Receipts: GRZ June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 258227627 16000000 22031359 258227627 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Receipts: HIPC June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Receipts: PAGE June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Receipts: Other Donors June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Receipts: Other June_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Receipts: BESSIP July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 1020202325 2500000 1020202325 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Receipts: GRZ July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 305979970 27539199 29787085 305979970 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Receipts: HIPC July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Receipts: PAGE July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 13571600 13571600 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Receipts: Other Donors July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Receipts: Other July_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Receipts: BESSIP August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 88044040 5702120 36234821 88044040 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Receipts: GRZ August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 522009083 33047039 39073703 522009083 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Receipts: HIPC August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Receipts: PAGE August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 170041500 170041500 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Receipts: Other Donors August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Receipts: Other August_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 16724121 187810000 16724121 40055200 41632680 187810000 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Receipts: GRZ Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 345079970 37000000 41906525 345079970 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Receipts: HIPC Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 325629478 13542286 325629478 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Receipts: PAGE Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 289080500 289080500 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Receipts: Other Sept_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 21664880 21664880 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Receipts: GRZ Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 475423734 33047039 306316642 475423734 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Receipts: HIPC Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 40626678 1057106164 40626678 465802226 554214169 1057106164 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Receipts: PAGE Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 322551563 322551563 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Receipts: Other Oct_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 188582100 5725000 188582100 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Receipts: GRZ Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 25995491 324127680 25995491 37233856 157250000 324127680 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Receipts: HIPC Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 300943584 27848000 40000000 300943584 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Receipts: PAGE Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Receipts: Other Nov_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Receipts: BESSIP Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 18636400 18636400 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Receipts: GRZ Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 3000000 351996286 3000000 27000000 121880034 351996286 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Receipts: HIPC Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 362598390 277777000 362598390 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Receipts: PAGE Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Donors Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Receipts: Other Dec_2001 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 32085520 32085520 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Receipts: GRZ Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 199184434 14984000 199184434 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Receipts: HIPC Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 90891840 90891840 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Receipts: PAGE Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Receipts: Other Jan_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Receipts: BESSIP Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 44452000 4000000 31310000 44452000 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Receipts: GRZ Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 72437040 8432783 18021429 72437040 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Receipts: HIPC Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Receipts: PAGE Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 13571600 13571600 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Donors Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Receipts: Other Feb_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Receipts: BESSIP March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 5919371 36660000 5919371 23964760 26721468 36660000 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Receipts: GRZ March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 194701369 6829026 26000000 194701369 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Receipts: HIPC March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Receipts: PAGE March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 322551563 322551563 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Receipts: Other Donors March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Receipts: Other March_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Receipts: BESSIP April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Receipts: GRZ April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 253492520 5362769 15176074 253492520 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Receipts: HIPC April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Receipts: PAGE April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 289080500 289080500 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Receipts: Other Donors April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Receipts: Other April_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Receipts: BESSIP May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 254467100 60960000 254467100 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Receipts: GRZ May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 228896638 10432786 17176074 228896638 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Receipts: HIPC May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 590500800 590500800 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Receipts: PAGE May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Receipts: Other Donors May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Receipts: Other May_2002 Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 4 Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Annual Expenditure: BESSIP Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 2 2 71795668 125835414 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Annual Expenditure GRZ Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 2 2 241229507 372726764 241229507 372726764 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Annual Expenditure HIPC Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 2 2 476532256 1041186604 476532256 1041186604 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Annual Expenditure PAGE Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 2 2 170041500 170041500 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Annual Expenditure: Other Donors Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 2 2 Sysmiss Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Annual Expenditure: Others Please specify the funding that this office received from each of the sources mentioned below in each of the months. 2 2 Sysmiss Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Transport We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 4 Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Transport We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 4 14860000 3000000 4000000 14860000 Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Transport We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 4 Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Transport We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 4 315720000 6600000 315720000 Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Transport We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on transport (including fuel)? 4 Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 4 Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 4 3815000 218000 3815000 Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 4 Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 4 Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Vehicle_Maintenance We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on vehicle maintenance? 4 Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 4 Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 4 6499500 570000 1622000 6499500 Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 4 Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 4 Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Office_Expn We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on office expenditure? 4 Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Schools We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 4 Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Schools We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 4 8000000 8000000 Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Schools We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 4 Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Schools We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 4 Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Schools We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on disbursements to schools? 4 Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Emergencies We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 4 Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Emergencies We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 4 Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Emergencies We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 4 Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Emergencies We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 4 Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Emergencies We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on emergencies? 4 Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Utilities We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 4 Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Utilities We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 4 53000000 2000000 4897671 53000000 Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Utilities We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 4 Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Utilities We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 4 Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Utilities We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on telephone and electricity bills? 4 Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from BESSIP spent in May 02 on: Other We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 4 Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other Amount from GRZ spent in May 02 on: Other We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 4 7843229 7843229 Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other Amount HIPC spent in May 02 on: Other We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 4 60445500 60445500 Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other Amount PAGE spent in May 02 on: Other We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 4 Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other Amount Other spent in May 02 on: Other We would like to get a better sense of your annual expenditure. All information pertains to May 2002. Please tell us the amount of money spent from all the various sources (at the top of the columns) on the items mentioned in the rows. In May 2002, how much was spent on other items (specify)? 4 yesno yesno yesno yesno yesno Does this office directly provide textbooks to schools in this province? 4 1 2 yesno yesno yesno yesno yesno Does this office directly provide desks to schools in this province? 4 1 yesno yesno yesno yesno yesno Does this office directly provide funds for capital rehabilitation to schools in this province? 4 1 2 yesno yesno yesno yesno yesno Does this office directly provide chalk to schools in this province? 4 1 2 yesno yesno yesno yesno yesno Does this office directly provide money in the form of cash/cheques to schools in this province? 4 1 2 Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code 33 COPPERBELT EASTERN LUSAKA NORTHERN Name of District Name of District Name of District Name of District Name of District 33 CHADIZA CHAMA CHILILABOMBWE CHILUBI CHINGOLA CHINSALI CHIPATA ISOKA KAFUE KALULUSHI KAPUTA KASAMA KATETE KITWE LUANGWA LUANSHYA LUFWANYAMA LUNDAZI LUSAKA URBAN LUWINGU MAMBWE MASAITI MBALA MPIKA MPONGWE MPOROKOSO MPULUNGU MUFULIRA MUNGWI NAKONDE NDOLA URBAN NYIMBA PETAUKE District Code District Code District Code District Code District Code 33 101 904 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 902 903 904 Number of officer visits since Jan 02 Number of officer visits since Jan 02 Number of officer visits since Jan 02 Number of officer visits since Jan 02 Number of officer visits since Jan 02 There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. How many times has someone from this office visited the DEO's office in ___________ district since January 2002? 33 1 None 2 One Visit 3 Two Visits 4 Three Visits 5 >3 Visits Last officer to visit DEO Last officer to visit DEO Last officer to visit DEO Last officer to visit DEO Last officer to visit DEO There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. Which officer last visited the DEO's office in ________ district? 33 1 DEO 2 SO 3 BO 4 Sports 5 EO 6 CEO 7 Other Number of SO visits Number of SO visits Number of SO visits Number of SO visits Number of SO visits There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. How many visits by standards officers have been made to any school in _________ district since January 2002? 33 21 1 2 4 7 8 9 10 12 13 17 21 PEO's last visit: Month PEO's last visit: Month PEO's last visit: Month PEO's last visit: Month PEO's last visit: Month There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. When did the PEO last visit the DEO's office in ________ district? 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 PEO's last visit: Year PEO's last visit: Year PEO's last visit: Year PEO's last visit: Year PEO's last visit: Year There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. When did the PEO last visit the DEO's office in ________ district? 33 2001 2002 PEO visited any school last: Month PEO visited any school last: Month PEO visited any school last: Month PEO visited any school last: Month PEO visited any school last: Month There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. When was the last time the PEO visited any school in _________ district? 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 PEO visited any school last: Year PEO visited any school last: Year PEO visited any school last: Year PEO visited any school last: Year PEO visited any school last: Year There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. When was the last time the PEO visited any school in _________ district? 33 2001 2002 Main Discussion Topic Main Discussion Topic Main Discussion Topic Main Discussion Topic Main Discussion Topic There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in visits made to any school in the relevant district. What was the main topic of discussion? 33 1 School Funds 2 School Performance 3 School Infrastructure 4 Teacher Performance 5 Teacher Housing 6 Teacher Shortage 7 Can't Remember 8 Other Any complaints from Head-Teacher? Any complaints from Head-Teacher? Any complaints from Head-Teacher? Any complaints from Head-Teacher? Any complaints from Head-Teacher? There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office. Have you received any complaints directly (not through the DEO's office) from a school in _________ district since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Any requests from Head-Teacher? Any requests from Head-Teacher? Any requests from Head-Teacher? Any requests from Head-Teacher? Any requests from Head-Teacher? There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office. Have you received any requests directly (not through the DEO's office) from the head-teacher of a school in _______ district since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Any complaints from PTA? Any complaints from PTA? Any complaints from PTA? Any complaints from PTA? Any complaints from PTA? There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office. Have you received any complaints directly (not through the DEO's office) from the PTA of a school in _______ district since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Any complaints from Teachers? Any complaints from Teachers? Any complaints from Teachers? Any complaints from Teachers? Any complaints from Teachers? There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office. Have you received any complaints directly from the teachers of any school in _______ district since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Any complaints from DEO? Any complaints from DEO? Any complaints from DEO? Any complaints from DEO? Any complaints from DEO? There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office. Have you received any complaints from the DEO's office in _______ district since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Any requests from DEO? Any requests from DEO? Any requests from DEO? Any requests from DEO? Any requests from DEO? There are some questions in this section that relate to the district (DEO's office) and some to schools. Please note that for the questions related to schools, we are interested in complaints/requests that come directly to this office, without going through the DEO's office. Have you received any requests from the DEO's office in _______ district since January 2002? 33 1 Yes 2 No Amount of cash district has received Amount of cash district has received Amount of cash district has received Amount of cash district has received Amount of cash district has received In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002. How much has ___________ district received in cash/cheque from this office since January 2002? 32 1 92718800 14553125 18591511 21247427 23903323 25606250 29415211 36081571 41659375 42494586 45130808 50462639 50890400 51280000 53430000 62891500 68500000 79385500 79500000 81728000 83650000 90580000 92718800 Sysmiss Amount of Textbooks district has received Amount of Textbooks district has received Amount of Textbooks district has received Amount of Textbooks district has received Amount of Textbooks district has received In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002. How many textbooks has ______ district received from this office since January 2002? 32 1 7556 5 6 15 16 18 20 25 330 380 391 420 430 710 729 781 1063 1091 1265 1812 7556 Sysmiss Amount of capital Expn district has received Amount of capital Expn district has received Amount of capital Expn district has received Amount of capital Expn district has received Amount of capital Expn district has received In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002. How much has ______ district received for capital expenditures (such as rehabilitation) from this office since January 2002? 32 1 20712941 20712941 Sysmiss Amount of desks that district has received Amount of desks that district has received Amount of desks that district has received Amount of desks that district has received Amount of desks that district has received In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002. How many desks has ______ district received from this office since January 2002? 32 1 26 805 26 138 150 191 200 220 230 243 245 280 322 340 361 380 428 805 Sysmiss Amount of Chalk district has received Amount of Chalk district has received Amount of Chalk district has received Amount of Chalk district has received Amount of Chalk district has received In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002. How many cartons of chalk has ______ district received from this office since January 2002? 33 6 7 8 9 12 Amount of Special assistance district has received Amount of Special assistance district has received Amount of Special assistance district has received Amount of Special assistance district has received Amount of Special assistance district has received In this question, we would like to know whether this office has distributed any monies or materials to the districts above. We realize that a lot of materials go directly from the Ministry of Education to the districts: please do not enter these amounts. Only enter the materials and money that has been sent from this office to the relevant district since January 2002. Has _____ district received special assistance from this office since January 2002? 32 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss School Code School Code School Code School Code School Code 184 School Type School Type School Type School Type School Type Type of school 184 1 2 3 4 Boarding School Boarding School Boarding School Boarding School Boarding School Is this school a boarding school? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Special Programs in School Special Programs in School Special Programs in School Special Programs in School Special Programs in School Are there any special programs in this school? 183 1 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Special Program 1 Special Program 1 Special Program 1 Special Program 1 Special Program 1 Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3) 102 82 1 PAGE 2 Direct Assistance from Donors 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Special Program 2 Special Program 2 Special Program 2 Special Program 2 Special Program 2 Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3) 34 150 1 PAGE 2 Direct Assistance from Donors 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Special Program 3 Special Program 3 Special Program 3 Special Program 3 Special Program 3 Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3) 31 153 1 PAGE 2 Direct Assistance from Donors 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Special Program Other Special Program Other Special Program Other Special Program Other Special Program Other Please list the special programs in this school (Up to 3) Other 6 1 2 3 5 NBTL,ROC NBTL,SPRINT,G4C.T. Owner of School Land Owner of School Land Owner of School Land Owner of School Land Owner of School Land Who owns the land used by the school? 184 1 Government 2 Community 3 Other Pupils Applied to Grade I Pupils Applied to Grade I Pupils Applied to Grade I Pupils Applied to Grade I Pupils Applied to Grade I How many pupils applied for Grade 1 last year? 182 2 902 5 14 19 28 30 35 36 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 58 60 62 66 68 70 72 74 75 76 77 79 80 82 83 84 85 89 90 91 92 95 96 97 100 101 102 106 108 110 112 120 122 123 128 130 132 134 140 145 148 150 155 160 166 168 172 175 176 180 181 182 183 185 186 190 191 195 200 205 208 210 212 215 223 230 231 240 242 244 250 267 278 286 300 310 317 320 321 341 345 350 353 368 378 380 400 420 489 500 508 612 671 800 902 Sysmiss Pupils Admitted to Grade I Pupils Admitted to Grade I Pupils Admitted to Grade I Pupils Admitted to Grade I Pupils Admitted to Grade I Of the pupils that applied for Grade 1, how many were admitted? 183 1 401 6 10 14 19 27 28 30 32 34 35 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 55 56 59 60 66 68 70 74 75 77 80 83 84 85 88 89 90 92 94 95 96 97 99 100 105 110 114 120 122 126 128 129 132 135 140 141 145 147 148 150 156 159 160 166 167 168 170 172 173 175 200 201 205 208 210 212 225 226 231 240 250 260 270 310 401 Sysmiss Number of Male Teachers Number of Male Teachers Number of Male Teachers Number of Male Teachers Number of Male Teachers How many male teachers teach in this school at present? 183 1 44 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 25 44 Sysmiss Number of Female Teachers Number of Female Teachers Number of Female Teachers Number of Female Teachers Number of Female Teachers How many female teachers teach in this school at present? 183 1 57 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 42 43 49 51 53 57 Sysmiss Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 2000 What was the pass rate in 2000 in Grade VII? Boys 175 9 1 100 1 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 25 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 48 49 50 52 53 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 65 66 67 69 70 71 72 73 75 78 79 80 84 85 88 90 93 94 95 98 99 100 Sysmiss Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 2000 What was the pass rate in 2000 in Grade VII? Girls 175 9 100 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 27 28 30 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 42 44 45 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 60 62 63 65 66 67 70 74 75 77 78 80 81 88 89 90 91 93 94 95 96 99 100 Sysmiss Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Male Pass Rate: 1999 What was the pass rate in 1999 in Grade VII 173 11 1 100 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 65 67 68 70 71 72 74 75 76 78 80 81 82 88 90 91 95 99 100 Sysmiss Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999 Grade VII Female Pass Rate: 1999 What was the pass rate in 1999 in Grade VII 175 9 100 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 53 55 56 57 59 60 62 64 65 66 67 68 70 74 75 77 78 85 88 90 96 99 100 Sysmiss Number of different Student Ethnic Groups Number of different Student Ethnic Groups Number of different Student Ethnic Groups Number of different Student Ethnic Groups Number of different Student Ethnic Groups How many different ethnic groups would you say that the students in this school come from? 183 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 Sysmiss Name of Ethnic Group: 1 Name of Ethnic Group: 1 Name of Ethnic Group: 1 Name of Ethnic Group: 1 Name of Ethnic Group: 1 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) Name of Ethnic Group 184 Bemba Bisa Chewa Chikunda Goba Kaonde Kunda Lala Lamba Lenje Lozi Lunda Lungu Luvale Mambwe Mambwe-Lungu Mambwe/Lungu Mtonga Namwanga Ngoni Njanja Nsenga Nyanja Nyika Sala Senga Senga Luzi Tabwa Tonga Tumbuka lamba Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 1 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) 184 8 100 8 10 13 15 20 30 35 39 40 45 49 50 54 55 58 60 63 64 65 66 70 75 80 83 85 86 90 91 95 96 97 98 99 100 Name of Ethnic Group: 2 Name of Ethnic Group: 2 Name of Ethnic Group: 2 Name of Ethnic Group: 2 Name of Ethnic Group: 2 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) Name of Ethnic Group 170 Be,ba Bemba Bisa Chewa Chewe Chikunda Chishinga Chokwe Inamwanga Indian Kachokwe Kaonde Lala Lamba Lenje Lozi Lunda Lungu Luvale Mambwe Namwanga Ngoni Nsenga Nyanja Other Other groups Others Soli Swaka Tabwa Tande Tonga Tumbuka Tumbuka/Bemba Unga Ushi kaonde Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 2 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) 170 14 1 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 14 15 19 20 21 25 26 28 30 31 32 35 38 40 50 51 63 80 Sysmiss Name of Ethnic Group: 3 Name of Ethnic Group: 3 Name of Ethnic Group: 3 Name of Ethnic Group: 3 Name of Ethnic Group: 3 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) Name of Ethnic Group 113 Aushi Bemba Bisa Chewa Chokwe Kaonde Lamba Lozi Lunda Lunda/Luvale Lungu Luvale Mambwe Namwanga Ngoni Nsenga Nyanja Soli Tonga Tumbuka Ushi West africans Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 3 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) 107 77 1 46 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 13 14 15 20 23 24 30 35 45 46 Sysmiss Name of Ethnic Group: 4 Name of Ethnic Group: 4 Name of Ethnic Group: 4 Name of Ethnic Group: 4 Name of Ethnic Group: 4 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) Name of Ethnic Group 87 Bemba Chewa Kaonde Kunda Lala Lamba Lambya Lenje Lozi Lunda Luvale Mambwe Memba Namwanga Ndebele Ngoi Ngoni Nsenga Nyanja Others (Mixture) Senga Somalis Swahili Tonga Tumbuka Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 4 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) 82 102 1 40 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 12 15 20 30 40 Sysmiss Name of Ethnic Group: 5 Name of Ethnic Group: 5 Name of Ethnic Group: 5 Name of Ethnic Group: 5 Name of Ethnic Group: 5 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) Name of Ethnic Group 64 65 Asian Chewa Kaonda Kaonde Lala Lenje Lozi Lunda Luvale Mambwe Namwanga Ngoi Ngoni Nsenga Nyanja Others Tonga Tumbuka kaonde Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 5 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) 60 124 22 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 15 22 Sysmiss Name of Ethnic Group: 6 Name of Ethnic Group: 6 Name of Ethnic Group: 6 Name of Ethnic Group: 6 Name of Ethnic Group: 6 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) Name of Ethnic Group 54 20 Bemba Chewa Congolese Kaonda Kaonde Lozi Lunda Lungu Luvale Luvale/Chokwe Luvale/Lunda Namwanga Ngoni Nyanja Soli Tonga Tonga/lozi Tumbuka Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6 Percentage of Ethnic Group: 6 Please list the major ethnic groups and the percentage of students in each group (maximum 6) 50 134 30 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 12 15 18 30 Sysmiss First Alternative School: Name First Alternative School: Name First Alternative School: Name First Alternative School: Name First Alternative School: Name Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 175 99 Bwananyina Chainda Chalumbe Changala Chanjowe Chapula Chawama Chibiliti Chibuluma Chikunta Chikupi Chilanga Chilubula Chinakila Chinyanja Chinyololo Chipampa Chipata Basic Chipese Chitamba Chithesa Chitungulu Chiwala Chungu Desai Dolly Dolar Dutch Community Faith Academy Fikolongo Ipusukilo Ishuko Isoka Upper Isubilo John Laing Jpafu Kabamba Kabundi Kabvuma Kabwata Kafue Bridge Kalala Kalole Kalulushi Kamba Kamba Basic Kamenza Kamfinsa Kamitondo Kamusa Kanakashi Kanele Kankonshi Kanyafimbolo Kapambwe Kapisha Kaputula Kasala Kasangala Kasongo Kasusu Katete Katete Basic Katndwe Katopola Kazala Kopeka Langa Licef Luangwa Basic Luansobe Lubengele Lubuto Luchinda Lufwanyama Lukashya Lukweta Lulamba Lunkwakwa Lusaka Boys Lutembwe Lyuni Malama Mandenga Manje Masaiti Matampala Matero Matonga Matula Mbala Open Mbulu Mchinga Mfulabunga Mindolo Mingomba Mizyu Mtendere Mubanga Chipoya Muchanga Muchinshi Mukanga Mukungule Muleya Muleya Winter Mumpazi Munkolo Mupundu Mutambe Mutemba Mutende Mutunya Muwele Mwaba Mwamba Mwanda Kwisano Mwasemphangwe Mwenya Mwenzo Nabeya Namwela Nelson Mandela Niamukolo Nkambo Nkana Nkhambo Nkhanga Nkulumashiba B Nkwazi No Name Given Northmead Nseko Nsemiwe Ntindi Nwelele Nyanji Nyimba Basic Pecha Rhodespark Sampa Sanga Santa Maria Shikoswe Shitimali Sikatengwa Simon Kapwepwe Sopa St. Catherine Sunbase Tubalange Twampane Vera Chiluiba Vyonga Wazaza Winter Mulenga Basic Zebe Zemba First Alternative School: Type First Alternative School: Type First Alternative School: Type First Alternative School: Type First Alternative School: Type Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 174 10 1 Government 2 Church/grant aided 3 Private 4 Community 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss First Alternative School: Distance First Alternative School: Distance First Alternative School: Distance First Alternative School: Distance First Alternative School: Distance Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 174 10 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 11 .N Sysmiss Second Alternative School: Name Second Alternative School: Name Second Alternative School: Name Second Alternative School: Name Second Alternative School: Name Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 161 99 Bwabo Chabula Chakunkhula Chamboli Champoyo Chavuma High Chelstone Basic Chembe Cheuka Chewe Chibote Chilamba Chilanga Chililabombwe Chimusi Chinika Chinkumba Chinwa Chipako Chipalila Chipata Chipili Chitamba Chitanda Chobela Choma-mutima Chunga Dar-ul-loom Dateline Fibobe Finkuli Fumbwe Gombe Hillside Ikawa International School Ipusukilo Itamina Jersey Basic Kababa Kabanana Kabobole Kabundi Kabweza Kackson Phiri Kakusu Kalambakuwa Kalewa Kalulushi Kaluluzi Community School Kalyafye Kampemba Kamwala South Kankoya Basic Kankoyo Kankunta Kansumbi MB Kapachi Kapepe Kaphinde Kapirimpika Kapisha Kasali Kasangani Kasenda Kasma Katemo Katopola Kawama Kayele Kwesha Lake Middle Lotus Luangwa Lubuto Community Lubwa Lucheche Lulamba Lulimala Lumi Lupande Lupungu Lutwazi Luwamphamba Lwelo MahatmaGhandi Makulu Mathembe Mikomfwa Miputu Mishishi Mnoro Mondola Mpande Mpatamatu Mphamba Mucheleka Muchinga Mukumbaleza Mulenga Mapesa Muleya Winter Mulizye Mupannone Musende Mwaanga C Mwaieni Mwekela Mwenzo Nchanga Ndeke Ndola Main Nkhazimwene No Name Given Northmead Nsambatenga Nsami Nsenga Ntimpo Nyimba High school Sambala Samu Sempe Shamwamba Soloboni Sonja St Annes St Bonaventure St Francis St. Thomas Thornpark Trust School Twabo Private Twalumba Twampane Twapia Twatasha Twatemwa Vera Chiluba Yosamu Yowani Zombe WaMbala kabale Second Alternative School: Type Second Alternative School: Type Second Alternative School: Type Second Alternative School: Type Second Alternative School: Type Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 160 24 1 Government 2 Church/grant aided 3 Private 4 Community 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Second Alternative School: Distance Second Alternative School: Distance Second Alternative School: Distance Second Alternative School: Distance Second Alternative School: Distance Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 160 24 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 11 .N Sysmiss Third Alternative School: Name Third Alternative School: Name Third Alternative School: Name Third Alternative School: Name Third Alternative School: Name Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 137 . 1 99 Academic At. Annes Parish Bupe Bwembelelo Chabala/Kabombo Chamunda Changwa Chankwa Chavuma Basic Chawama Chibesakunda Chibote Chibwe Community Chifubu Chikoti Chimoto Chimwemwe Chipata Communty Chipili Chisambwe Chitinta Chitoshi Chitukuko Chiwawatala Chiwempala Dambo basic Desai Dutch Reformed Private Emmanuel Harry Mwaanga Itontela Kabungo Kakoso Community School Kalambalika Kaloko Kaluba Kalungambeba Kamphemba Kamwala Kamwala Basic Kapatu Kapweliomba Kapwelyomba Kasala Kasenje Kashikishi Kasunzutu Kataba Katantha Kizito Lualuo Luangwa Lubambe Lubengele Lubengele Comp Luesanga Lukulu Lumuno Private School Lupupa Lusaka West Basic Lusangwe Lusewo MOCS Makole Maliko Mama Monty Mambili Manongo Masangani Matipa Mayuke Mazzieri Mbulu Milulu Mpatamato B Mphandika Mporokoso Msoro Mtande Mudzabwela Mudzabwela Girls Mukunta Munkolo Musamba Musese Ngoma Musesengoma Musungu Mutende Mutonda Mwaiseni Mwanisiya Mwenda Middle Mwenikombe Namutimba Nangongwe Natwange Ndake Basic Ndelela Ngo'nga Ngwai Ngwelele Ngweshi No Name Given Northmead Nseko Nthonkho Ntongele Nyamia Olympia Penza Perseverance Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe Soft Katonge St Annes Suzika Temweni Tigone Tolopa Twampane Twatashya Twatemwa Valleyview Yombwe kalimeta kavumo Third Alternative School: Type Third Alternative School: Type Third Alternative School: Type Third Alternative School: Type Third Alternative School: Type Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 135 49 1 Government 2 Church/grant aided 3 Private 4 Community 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Third Alternative School: Distance Third Alternative School: Distance Third Alternative School: Distance Third Alternative School: Distance Third Alternative School: Distance Are there any other schools that students who come here could attend instead? If there are no other schools where children could go, please go to Section IId. If there are such schools, please fill in the table below 135 49 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 11 .N Sysmiss Name of Furthest Village Name of Furthest Village Name of Furthest Village Name of Furthest Village Name of Furthest Village Please name the furthest village/neighbourhood that children come from to this school 184 Balmoral Bulangililo Butondo Township Chawama Chelstone Chiba Chiboyela Chibwabwa Chifobole Chifubu Chifwiti Chilenje Chilongoshi Chilukusha (A) Chimbulu Chimwa Chipata Compound Chipazu Chisense Chishala Chitema Chitimba Chitipa Chitiwi Small Scale Farms Chitongo Chiwongo Chizembe Chongwe Chunga Eliya Village Farms No. 1,2,3 East Fikolongo Fisonge Fitobaula Fumbelo Funzwe Game Camp International Airport Ipusukilo Isanya Ituta Jack compounb John Haward Jongwe Julius Kabanana Kabangwe Farms Kabombo Kabunda Kabundi East Kafue Water Works Kaizya Kakolo Settlement Kalelulu Kalikiliki Kalito Kalolo Matongwe Kalovya Kamatipa Kambole Kambotole Kamfinsa Kampinda Kampundu Kamuchanga Kamusalu Kanemela Kangumba Kankutala Kansenshi Kantanshi Kanyama Kanyenze Kapalakasya Kapambwe Kapeta Kapisha/Soweto Kapyanyika Kasiwake Kasomo Kasompe Katampa Katema Katube Katumbili Kaunda Square Kawama Kazimule Konkola Labani Langi Boyi Leo Mponda and Ntulila Lualuo Lubuto Luchinda Lulamba Lundu Lupiya Lusaka West Major Mbewe's Farm Makofi Malenga Malinga Malulu Mandevu Maposa Sub-Station Mazinyani Mbalango Mbowa Mfubu Ranch Mfumu Farms Mikaeli Mikomfwa Milowi Mimbolo Mindolo Mine Masala Minsundu Miputu Misenga Misisi Mpalapata Mphambalwani Mphanda Mtendere Muchindushi Mugala Mugomba Mukonkha Mulanga Mulefu Mulilanama Mulizye Musa Musese Musonda Mutamba Mutonda Mwamba Wamatengele Mwami Mwape Commercial Farms Nakapoli Navutika Ndeke Nkangamo Nkazi Nkhuwa Nkwazi Nyamandu Old Mushili Olympia Phula Farms Samson Mwmba Section 27 Section 27 Mpatamatu Sekelela Serenje Shampule Shamunyemba Shantumbu Shikoswe Shontini Simalala Simon Mulenga Sonko Sukwa Tandabala Uningi Vindundu Waterworks Wilima Farms Zambia-China Farm Zanimuone Zikheta Ziwande kaunda Square Compoiund landuse Community namupwizya Time to Furthest Village Time to Furthest Village Time to Furthest Village Time to Furthest Village Time to Furthest Village How long does it take to walk to this village from the school? 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Name of Closest Village Name of Closest Village Name of Closest Village Name of Closest Village Name of Closest Village Please name the closest village/neighbourhood that children come to this school from 184 Amoni Buchi Bulalo and Munsungwe Bulangililo Butondo Central Town Chainama Champa Chati Platantaion Area Cheche Chelstone Compound Chelstone Police Camp Cheselani Main Chibolya Chiboma Chibota Chibote Chibuluma Chifita Chifubu Chigwirizano Chikhuli Chikonbwe Chikulamutima Chilongoloka Chiluba Compound Chilukusha © Chimate Chimwendo Chinjira Chioyasha Chipufi Chitemwe Chiundaponde Chiyabe Choshi Chunga Cooperative Village Daniel Enest Farms around Fibwe Fitobaula Fube Geza Gondwes' Farm Hellen Kaunda Henry Hotela Jack John Laning John Leng KX Kabushi Kabanana Kabangala Kabundi North Kabushi Kabwata Kafue Estates Kaithinde Kakoso Kalebwe Kalundu Kamara Kamitondo Kamwala Kankoyo Kankoyo Mine Kantalamba Kantimba Kanyanya Kaoma Crescent Kapata Kapindula Kapoto Kasansamula Katete Katete Ranch Katobemo Katonda Kaumbwe Kombe Mining Area Kuku Lilanda Linda Longacares Lufu Lukombozi Lundazi Lwaile Makeni Makola Makungu Malaya Mapoto Masala Mataka Matama Matero Matipa Matumbo Matutu Mbiga Michel Kafusha Mikomfwa Compound Milambo Mimbula Mine Farm Misaka Compound Misisi Compound Mitondo Teachers Compound Mkalipilana Mkokoko Mongoloke Mphonda Msoro Mtekama Mtendere Mulenga hill Mulira Mulolo Mumba Muombo Musamba Mutemba Muzabwera Mwando Mwanga Mwanza Mwendela Mwilye Mzumwa Nakaela Nchanga North New Namulundu Ngoma Ngozi Nguluwe Nkolemfumu Northmead Northrise Ntindi Olympia Pamodzi Pverspill Recourse Robeson SOBI Farm Sachi Sandwe Section 22 Section 23 Section 24 Mpatamatu Sefya Shachile Shikonde Siliyaka Simfukwe's St Joseph Communitu Stolo Telefya Tema Thobobo Tondo Town Centre Umodzi Compound Undi and Nyaminsi Villa Elizabetha Village 64 Wusakile X Compound ZAM-TAN Zambia Zambia Compound Zambia National Service Camp Zambia Shanty kakombela marrapodi Time to Closest Village Time to Closest Village Time to Closest Village Time to Closest Village Time to Closest Village How long does it take to walk to this village from the school? 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 1 Largest Village: Name 1 Largest Village: Name 1 Largest Village: Name 1 Largest Village: Name 1 Largest Village: Name For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order 184 Alidoni Bauleni Beemba Buchi Bulangililol Cedric's Central town Chafwa Chamboli Chati Central Cheche Chelstone compound Cheselani Main Cheteka Chibolya Chibota Chibuluma Chiendiendi Chifubu Chikombwe Chilipadambo Chilongoloka Chimwemwe Chimwendo Chinjobvu Chinkumba Chipata Chipata Compound Chipulya Chisanga Chitwi Chiundaponde Chivunga Chiwanda Chiyosha Choshi Coop Farms Fitobaula Freedom Garden George Hotela Isanya John Spana Jombo Kabanana Kabanga Kabangalala Kabulonga Kabungo Kabushi Kachakwala Kafue Estates C5 Kafue Water Works Kakombela Kakoso Kalasau Kalonda Kaluluma Kalulushi Kamba Kamenza Kamwala Kanjawa Kankoyo Kansenshi Kanyama Kanyanya Kapata Kapilingizga Kapisha/Soweto Kapolobwe Kapufi Kasasule Kashima Far Kasompe Kaunda Square Lilanda Site Lilanda West Linda Location Lupiya Lwmbo M/Shikabwe East Macheleta Makeni Makobo Makungu Malambwa Malaya Masala Matero Matumbo Mbilima Chibesa Mchini Compound Menga Mfulutsa Mikomfwa Compound Mikuwa Mindolo Mine Area Mine Farm Misaka Misisi Miyengo Mkhumbaji Mporokoso Msoro Mtendere Mugomba Mulendema Mulenga Hill Mulira Mutambalika Mutemba Mwaba Mwape Commercial Farms Mwila mweshi Mzumwa Nampamba Nchanga North New Kanyama Ngalande Ngozi Nguluwe Njalamimba Njiramanda Nkolemfumu No Name Given Nsaika Nsombo Ntindi Nyamdela Nyamphande Nyamsehe Farms Overspill Petelo Petulani Pld Mushili Police Recourse Satoka Section 24 Mpatamato Section 27 Section E&F Sefya Serenje Shadreck Shamakamba Sichilongo Simon Mulenga Soweto St Joseph Community Stolo Tasala Telefya Tema Tenga Tukuta Undi Uningi Village 65 W Compound William Compund Zambezi Zambia Compound Zambia National Service Camp Zyepetu kabwata kalilo 1 Largest Village: Distance 1 Largest Village: Distance 1 Largest Village: Distance 1 Largest Village: Distance 1 Largest Village: Distance For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood? 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 1 Largest Village: Personal Visit 1 Largest Village: Personal Visit 1 Largest Village: Personal Visit 1 Largest Village: Personal Visit 1 Largest Village: Personal Visit For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 1 Largest Village: Enrolled Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school? 176 8 1400 7 10 12 15 18 20 25 30 35 38 40 41 42 47 48 49 50 55 60 65 69 70 73 75 80 81 83 86 90 96 97 98 100 103 104 106 120 124 132 140 143 147 149 150 160 175 190 200 204 215 236 243 250 256 270 275 280 294 300 314 315 348 350 357 380 400 410 412 450 452 500 548 550 600 630 634 650 684 700 750 800 815 850 880 900 913 930 980 990 1000 1190 1200 1350 1400 Sysmiss 1 Largest Village: School Age Children 1 Largest Village: School Age Children 1 Largest Village: School Age Children 1 Largest Village: School Age Children 1 Largest Village: School Age Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood? 158 26 10 8000 10 11 15 20 25 30 36 37 40 50 55 60 70 75 80 81 83 90 100 103 104 105 110 120 125 133 150 160 170 178 180 200 220 225 250 294 300 312 315 320 330 360 375 380 400 450 500 510 572 600 686 700 720 750 800 900 947 950 970 998 1000 1100 1500 2000 2500 2800 3000 3200 3500 3900 4000 5000 8000 Sysmiss 2 Largest Village: Name 2 Largest Village: Name 2 Largest Village: Name 2 Largest Village: Name 2 Largest Village: Name For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order 184 Balmoral Brickfied Bukunkwe Bulaya Buntungwa Site and Service Scheme Bushi Butondo Chainda Chale Chapita Chashele Chawama Chazanga Cheze Lungu Chibang Chibote Chifunda Chigwirizano Chikwekwe Chilende Chilepa Chilulu Chiluzi Chimugwamuleni Chingwe Chipopela Chisense Chitemenwe Chitente Chitipa Chivuta Chiwewke Chnadaweyaya Chunga compound Chupa Cimbwi Coffee Depot Fibwe Fisheries Flats George Geza Ipusukilo Jack Juma Kabunda Kabundi Kabundi North Kabushi KX Kabuta Kafue Estates C7 Kaipa Farms Kalambwa Kalingalingqa Kalopa Compound Kalundu Kamatipa Kambotole Kambube Kamenza Kamitondo Kamwala Kanaise Kanda Kankoyo Kansenshi Kantanshi Kanyama Kanyemu Kapanzi Kapiko Kapili Kapisha Kapompo Kapoto Kasimango Kasomo Kateta Katimo Katozi Kaude Kawama Kawenga Kesadi Kuku Kwalongelwa Laurent Chita Lilundu Long acres Luangwa Lubuto-Twapia Lufila Lwenge Machemba Makeni Malama Malulu Mandevu Mandota Maposa Matipa Mawanda Mayaka Mayeba Mayflower Farm Mbutusheni Mibenshi Milambo Mimbula Mine Masala Mine Township Mphanda Mphundu Mpole Mulilangombe Mulope Muombo Mupata Musamba Musanza Mutamba Muuluka Mwaitwa Mwangaila Mwenya Mwila Mwilye Nabwale Navutika Nelson Ngozi New Mushili New Namulundu New town Nkwazi No Name Given Northrise Nsiafumbi Nyakuluma Nyalubanga Nyaminsi Nyika Old Kanyama Pamodzi Pende Police Zamclay Rhodes Park Riverside Same Chola Samson Mwamba Section 24 Section 25 Mpaatamato Section 26 Shampule Shikasunda Show Ground Simecha Simon Vibetti Soweto Sungamoyo T Compound Timbe Twikatane Umodzi Compound Village 62 Wusakile ZAMEFA Compound kalingalinga katobemo landuse Community 2 Largest Village: Distance 2 Largest Village: Distance 2 Largest Village: Distance 2 Largest Village: Distance 2 Largest Village: Distance For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood? 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 2 Largest Village: Personal Visit 2 Largest Village: Personal Visit 2 Largest Village: Personal Visit 2 Largest Village: Personal Visit 2 Largest Village: Personal Visit For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 2 Largest Village: Enrolled Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school? 178 6 1 1000 1 4 5 9 10 12 13 15 20 25 26 30 35 40 44 45 48 49 50 51 53 54 55 56 58 60 62 63 65 68 70 75 80 85 90 92 95 96 98 100 105 110 112 120 124 147 150 160 170 176 178 187 190 195 200 201 222 234 250 270 279 290 300 320 340 342 360 365 400 405 410 420 450 458 490 500 600 615 667 700 790 900 903 1000 Sysmiss 2 Largest Village: School Age Children 2 Largest Village: School Age Children 2 Largest Village: School Age Children 2 Largest Village: School Age Children 2 Largest Village: School Age Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood? 156 28 12 1000000 12 15 16 18 20 25 30 31 39 40 48 50 60 62 65 70 72 80 83 85 90 91 100 110 115 116 120 130 143 150 170 175 176 180 190 200 201 240 250 260 270 300 400 450 500 550 554 600 620 640 700 780 800 900 907 950 1000 1100 1500 1565 2000 2800 2900 3000 5000 7000 1000000 Sysmiss 3 Largest Village: Name 3 Largest Village: Name 3 Largest Village: Name 3 Largest Village: Name 3 Largest Village: Name For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order 179 Andrew Bohinia Chavuma Buyebele Chabala Chaisa Chalilandubwi Chanda Mali Chandema Chani James Chati East Chawama Chelstone Chiboo Chibunde Chibwe Chikondano Chikumanino Chillenje Chilundu Chimate Chimcela Chipatuka Chipembe Stores Chishonkomona Chitamba Chitima Chitongo Chityotyo Chiwowa Chobe Chunga extension Chuwi Cinjiri Dairy Farms Daniel Ela Fikolongo Fube He;;en Kaunda Ipusukilo Jamani John Laing John Leng Kabanana Kabula Kabundi East Kabushi Kabwata Kadewele Kafue Estates C6 Kakoso Kakozya Kalapakasya Kalesu Kalimi Kaliwile Kalolesha Kamakonde Kamanika Kamatipa Kambadya Kamukuwe Kamwala Kanduza Kanfinsa Kanjara Compound Kantanshi Kasamakanga Kasendelezga Katete Katete Ranch 1 Katumbili Kavalaza Kawama Kazembe Kwacha Kwacha East Lalingalinga Location Compound Luangwa Luangwa Section Luansobe Lubengele Luesanga Lulamba Lupuma Lyambwesha Mabwale Madwa Maikundiile Makoba Malabi Maliko Manyinda Mapepe Marapodi Masala Masala Main Matabishi Matero Matut Mbalange Mbubeni Mchenga Compound Mchumo Miller Miseshi Mkalipilana Mongoloke Moth Mshoka Mteleza Muchanga Mudzabwela Mukumba Muleba Mulila Mulinda-Ngombe Mulubwa Musompa Mutuma Muzabwera Mvenkani Mwamona Mwanga Mwesha Keembe Mwinesansa NRDC Ndeke New Camp New Location Nkhulungale No Name Given Northmead Old/new Location Olympia Parklands Police Camp Pompe Posa Riverside Roma SOBI Farm Samamba Sanja Section 22 Section 23 Mpatamato Section 24 Section A, B & C Sefga Shakulya Shikapili Shimulala Sipopa Sowa Soweto Sukwa TAP Tazara Township Central Village 45 X compound Zambia City Zengwe Zesco Compound Zuba kamatipa kamoba kamuchanga 3 Largest Village: Distance 3 Largest Village: Distance 3 Largest Village: Distance 3 Largest Village: Distance 3 Largest Village: Distance For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood? 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 10 3 Largest Village: Personal Visit 3 Largest Village: Personal Visit 3 Largest Village: Personal Visit 3 Largest Village: Personal Visit 3 Largest Village: Personal Visit For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002? 178 6 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss 3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 3 Largest Village: Enrolled Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school? 174 10 2 700 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 25 26 29 30 31 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 45 48 49 50 52 55 60 65 69 70 75 80 83 85 87 90 92 95 98 100 102 105 109 120 122 130 132 133 150 152 175 188 190 194 196 197 200 225 242 250 255 300 317 323 350 400 407 428 482 600 700 Sysmiss 3 Largest Village: School Age Children 3 Largest Village: School Age Children 3 Largest Village: School Age Children 3 Largest Village: School Age Children 3 Largest Village: School Age Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood? 153 31 5 1000000 5 8 10 11 12 15 18 20 21 25 27 30 32 34 36 40 46 50 52 55 59 60 62 70 79 80 90 95 98 100 105 110 120 125 130 140 150 160 170 172 180 200 204 205 210 250 260 300 310 350 370 400 420 500 550 600 700 800 900 905 987 1000 1100 1500 1700 1800 1900 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 1000000 Sysmiss 4 Largest Village: Name 4 Largest Village: Name 4 Largest Village: Name 4 Largest Village: Name 4 Largest Village: Name For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order 170 Abraham Bechaniko Bulangililo Butondo Central town Chainama Chakalamo Champa Chandamali Changala Changufu Chawama Chazanga Chibolya Chibwabwa Chifita Chifobole Chikoti Chikulamutima Chilungu Chimanga Chimugogo Chinese Complex Chingonshi Chingwele Chintandu Chitambala Chitipa Chudleigh College Desai Enest Evergreen Farm Freedom Compound Fumbelo Fungulani Fututu Section Gameand Fisheries Garden Hellen Kaunda Ilungu John Haward Juma Kabula Kabundi North Kabundi South Kaitinde Kalikiliki Kalimasenga Kalulushi Farm College Kambotole Compound Kamenso panshi Kangumba Kankoyo Kansenshi Kantanshi Kanyenda Kanyenze Kapeka Kasakazya Kasanvu Kasenshi Kasiwake Kasiya Katanga Katete Ranch 2 Katogo Katolomba Katoma Konkola Koshima Kuku/Frank Kwacha Lembo Libala Luansobe Luasobe Lubuto Luchembe Lundazi sec school Lwendo Mahobe Mahopu Malenga Masala Mine Masangano Mbalango Meki Mikomfwa Overspill Section D Mine Mining Area Miyobo Mkngo Mkokoko Mofu Muchini Mukuni Mukuti Mulizye Mulobelwa Muselepete Musentenkwa Musika Musonda Mutayachalo Mutungwa Muzyeba Mwanambwela Mwando Mwembeshi Mwenda Nsambo Mwenya Mzungaila Nandola Ndeke Nebart New Avondale Ngoma Njuka Nkanile Nkhugwa No Name Given Nondo Chngala Nsabatenga Nsakwiya Nsawe Nyamandu Nyankhozi PP Zambia Compound Petauke Main Location Petico Police Camp Posa Racecourse Rhodespark Sachi Sandwe Section 23 Section 26 Mpatamato Sekelela Seleman Shachile Shika Shikoswe Shipita Station 1 Sweet Tazara Tinyade Town (Mbala Central) Trace Course Twatasha Villa Elizabertha Village 66 Wapela Wingberg/Tazara Yobe Zambia Zamtan Zibazako Zilila Zingalume 4 Largest Village: Distance 4 Largest Village: Distance 4 Largest Village: Distance 4 Largest Village: Distance 4 Largest Village: Distance For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood? 169 15 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 11 .N Sysmiss 4 Largest Village: Personal Visit 4 Largest Village: Personal Visit 4 Largest Village: Personal Visit 4 Largest Village: Personal Visit 4 Largest Village: Personal Visit For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002? 168 16 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss 4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 4 Largest Village: Enrolled Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school? 164 20 3 783 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 20 21 24 25 26 28 29 30 32 36 39 40 41 45 46 48 49 50 54 55 56 57 60 62 65 70 72 73 80 81 85 87 88 90 92 95 100 105 111 120 125 130 133 135 143 150 153 160 176 200 201 215 250 256 286 290 300 350 387 400 500 744 783 Sysmiss 4 Largest Village: School Age Children 4 Largest Village: School Age Children 4 Largest Village: School Age Children 4 Largest Village: School Age Children 4 Largest Village: School Age Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/ neighbourhood? 145 39 10 5000 10 12 13 15 18 20 22 25 26 27 29 30 35 37 40 45 49 50 55 60 65 67 70 78 90 100 101 102 115 120 125 136 140 150 155 160 170 180 190 200 210 220 250 260 285 300 348 350 400 450 500 600 650 700 800 900 960 1000 1100 1500 1800 2000 2500 2999 3000 4000 5000 Sysmiss 5 Largest Village: Name 5 Largest Village: Name 5 Largest Village: Name 5 Largest Village: Name 5 Largest Village: Name For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Please list the 5 largest villages/neighbourhoods that children come to this school from in descending order 156 Andiseni Asian Location B Compound Butondo Bwabwata Chafera Chambanenje Champion Chawama Chiba Compound Chifubu Chifumbe Chilanga Chilangu Chilyolyo Chimuzimu Chimwa Chinga Chipundu Chiwongo Chongwe Ciziro College Dani Faddy Farm Farms (Simfukwe) Fitobaula Funzwe Garden Gonankuzingwa Gundamkochi Ibex hill Ituta Jack Kabanana Kabombo Kabundi East Kabundi North Kabushi/Lubuto Kabuto Kabwata Kafubu Kafue Kafue Town Kalewa Kalomba Kaluba Kalulu Kalundu Kamfinsa Kaminza Kampala Kamuchanga Kandiyo Kanje Kanyafimbolo Kaoma Crescent Kapambwe Kape Kapili Kapindula Kapotwe Kapyanyika Kasakalawe Kashitu Kasununu Kasusu Katema Kawama Kazimva Labani Lilanda Lima Location Lubuto Luchindashi Lufu Lukombozi Lyempe M/Shikabwe West Magwero Turn Off Makangala Makitondo Makola Manika Mazyopa Mboma Mfubu Ranch Mfundala Mimosa Mindolo Mkonje Mndalila Mphabalwani Msenje Mtendere Mulenga Mulolo Mumba Musende Musungwe Mutoba Mutonda Mwendela NRDC Namatana Namukobe Namupwizya Nkonde Nkwazi No Name Given Northmead Nsalamba Ntandakata Ntwaleni Old Location Olympia Paulo Police Camp Presidebtial Housing Initiative PHI Robenson Roma Sabwa Section 21 Section 25 Section 27 Mpatamato Selemani Shamunyemba Shontini Sitambuli Tela Town Centre Twalwisha Twatasha Twikatane Village 42 Vindundu Waited Wilima Yolo Zambia Airways Zambia Shanty Zamtel/Forstry Dept Zengwe Ziyaya kakuwa kanemela katampa kaumbwe 5 Largest Village: Distance 5 Largest Village: Distance 5 Largest Village: Distance 5 Largest Village: Distance 5 Largest Village: Distance For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. How long does it take to come to the school from this village/neighbourhood? 155 29 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs 11 .N Sysmiss 5 Largest Village: Personal Visit 5 Largest Village: Personal Visit 5 Largest Village: Personal Visit 5 Largest Village: Personal Visit 5 Largest Village: Personal Visit For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Have you personally visited this village or neighbourhood on school business since January 2002? 182 2 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children 5 Largest Village: Enrolled Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many children from this village/ neighbourhood are enrolled in your school? 150 34 2 2081 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 25 28 29 30 33 35 36 39 40 42 44 45 47 50 51 52 53 54 59 60 62 69 70 75 79 80 85 87 90 93 100 115 116 120 127 130 150 155 158 200 231 250 290 300 333 392 400 500 600 800 2081 Sysmiss 5 Largest Village: School Age Children 5 Largest Village: School Age Children 5 Largest Village: School Age Children 5 Largest Village: School Age Children 5 Largest Village: School Age Children For the number of children enrolled in other schools and the number of children of school-going age, we would like you to give us approximate answers- we would like to know whether each of these villages/neighborhoods has high enrollment or low enrollment in your school, and your numbers will help us to understand. Approximately how many school-going age children are there in this village/neighbourhood? 129 55 5 6000 5 12 15 17 20 22 24 25 29 30 31 35 36 40 45 48 50 55 60 70 75 80 82 85 86 89 90 91 94 100 108 120 135 140 150 175 180 188 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 520 600 700 800 1000 1100 1220 1500 2000 2500 3000 4000 4500 5000 5764 6000 10001 .N Sysmiss Number:Permanent_Classrooms Number:Permanent_Classrooms Number:Permanent_Classrooms Number:Permanent_Classrooms Number:Permanent_Classrooms We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Permanent classrooms Number 184 52 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 31 33 35 37 42 52 Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today Number of Permanent_Classrooms in poor state today We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Permanent classrooms How many are in too poor a state to use today? 184 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 14 Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms Perennially usable: Permanent_Classrooms We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Permanent classrooms How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season? 184 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 31 33 35 37 42 Number:Staff_Rooms Number:Staff_Rooms Number:Staff_Rooms Number:Staff_Rooms Number:Staff_Rooms We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Staff rooms Number 184 1 2 3 4 7 12 Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today Number of Staff_Rooms in poor state today We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Staff rooms How many are in too poor a state to use today? 184 1 2 Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms Perennially usable: Staff_Rooms We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Staff rooms How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season? 184 1 2 3 4 5 6 12 Number:Staff_Housing Number:Staff_Housing Number:Staff_Housing Number:Staff_Housing Number:Staff_Housing We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Houses for staff Number 184 60 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 60 Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today Number of Staff_Housing in poor state today We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Houses for staff How many are in too poor a state to use today? 184 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Perennially usable: Staff_Housing Perennially usable: Staff_Housing Perennially usable: Staff_Housing Perennially usable: Staff_Housing Perennially usable: Staff_Housing We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Houses for staff How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season? 184 56 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 56 Number:Dormitories Number:Dormitories Number:Dormitories Number:Dormitories Number:Dormitories We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Dormitories Number 184 1 2 4 5 7 Number of Dormitories in poor state today Number of Dormitories in poor state today Number of Dormitories in poor state today Number of Dormitories in poor state today Number of Dormitories in poor state today We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Dormitories How many are in too poor a state to use today? 184 1 3 4 Perennially usable: Dormitories Perennially usable: Dormitories Perennially usable: Dormitories Perennially usable: Dormitories Perennially usable: Dormitories We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Dormitories How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season? 184 1 2 4 Number:Kitchen Number:Kitchen Number:Kitchen Number:Kitchen Number:Kitchen We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Kitchen Number 184 1 2 3 5 Number of Kitchen in poor state today Number of Kitchen in poor state today Number of Kitchen in poor state today Number of Kitchen in poor state today Number of Kitchen in poor state today We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Kitchen How many are in too poor a state to use today? 184 1 3 5 Perennially usable: Kitchen Perennially usable: Kitchen Perennially usable: Kitchen Perennially usable: Kitchen Perennially usable: Kitchen We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Kitchen How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season? 184 1 2 3 Number:Store Number:Store Number:Store Number:Store Number:Store We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Store Number 184 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 14 25 29 Number of Store in poor state today Number of Store in poor state today Number of Store in poor state today Number of Store in poor state today Number of Store in poor state today We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Store How many are in too poor a state to use today? 184 1 2 4 Perennially usable: Store Perennially usable: Store Perennially usable: Store Perennially usable: Store Perennially usable: Store We would like you to tell us about the buildings in this school. Please indicate the number of each type of building as well as the number of buildings that can be used today/all year round. Store How many can be used all year, including during the rainy season? 184 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 14 25 29 Does school have library Does school have library Does school have library Does school have library Does school have library Does this school have a library? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Does school have playground Does school have playground Does school have playground Does school have playground Does school have playground Does this school have a sports ground or play ground? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Does school have fence Does school have fence Does school have fence Does school have fence Does school have fence Does this school have a wall or fence around it? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Number toilets in school Number toilets in school Number toilets in school Number toilets in school Number toilets in school How many toilets does this school have? If the school does not have any toilets please go to Question number 8 184 60 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 32 33 34 36 37 41 42 50 52 60 Number in poor state today Number in poor state today Number in poor state today Number in poor state today Number in poor state today How many are in too poor a state to be used today? 155 29 51 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 18 27 51 Sysmiss Main type of toilet facility Main type of toilet facility Main type of toilet facility Main type of toilet facility Main type of toilet facility What is the main type of toilet facilities? 177 7 1 Pit Latrine 2 Flush 3 Septic Tank 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Reliability of flush system Reliability of flush system Reliability of flush system Reliability of flush system Reliability of flush system If 2 (flush), how reliable is the water supply? 66 118 1 Very Reliable 2 Somewhat Reliable 3 Unreliable 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Main Drinking water source Main Drinking water source Main Drinking water source Main Drinking water source Main Drinking water source What is the main source of drinking water for this school? If there is no drinking water source go to Question number 11 184 None 1 Piped Water 2 Bore Hole 3 Open Water Source 10 Not Applicable Is water drinkable today Is water drinkable today Is water drinkable today Is water drinkable today Is water drinkable today Can pupils drink from this water source today? 177 7 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Does school have electricity Does school have electricity Does school have electricity Does school have electricity Does school have electricity Does this school have electricity? If the school does not have electricity, please go to Section IV 182 2 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Is electricity reliable Is electricity reliable Is electricity reliable Is electricity reliable Is electricity reliable Is the electricity reliable? 82 102 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Distance to closest Telephone Distance to closest Telephone Distance to closest Telephone Distance to closest Telephone Distance to closest Telephone How far is the closest ____________ ? Telephone 184 In School 1 <1Km 2 1-5Km 3 5-15Km 4 15-25Km 5 >25Km 10 Not Applicable Main transport to Telephone Main transport to Telephone Main transport to Telephone Main transport to Telephone Main transport to Telephone What is the main means of transport to get to ________? Telephone 184 1 Walk 2 Bicycle 3 Bus 4 Taxi 5 Other Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season Time taken to reach Telephone: dry season Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season? Telephone 182 2 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Sysmiss Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season Time taken to reach Telephone: rainy season Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season? Telephone 182 2 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Sysmiss Distance to closest Bank Distance to closest Bank Distance to closest Bank Distance to closest Bank Distance to closest Bank How far is the closest ____________ ? Bank 184 In School 1 <1Km 2 1-5Km 3 5-15Km 4 15-25Km 5 >25Km 10 Not Applicable Main transport to Bank Main transport to Bank Main transport to Bank Main transport to Bank Main transport to Bank What is the main means of transport to get to ________? Bank 184 1 Walk 2 Bicycle 3 Bus 4 Taxi 5 Other Time taken to reach Bank: dry season Time taken to reach Bank: dry season Time taken to reach Bank: dry season Time taken to reach Bank: dry season Time taken to reach Bank: dry season Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season? Bank 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season Time taken to reach Bank: rainy season Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season? Bank 182 2 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Sysmiss Distance to closest Health_Center Distance to closest Health_Center Distance to closest Health_Center Distance to closest Health_Center Distance to closest Health_Center How far is the closest ____________ ? Health Centre 183 1 In School 1 <1Km 2 1-5Km 3 5-15Km 4 15-25Km 5 >25Km 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Main transport to Health_Center Main transport to Health_Center Main transport to Health_Center Main transport to Health_Center Main transport to Health_Center What is the main means of transport to get to ________? Health Centre 184 1 Walk 2 Bicycle 3 Bus 4 Taxi 5 Other Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season Time taken to reach Health_Center: dry season Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season? Health Centre 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season Time taken to reach Health_Center: rainy season Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season? Health Centre 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Distance to closest Motor_Transport Distance to closest Motor_Transport Distance to closest Motor_Transport Distance to closest Motor_Transport Distance to closest Motor_Transport How far is the closest ____________ ? Motorized Transport 184 In School 1 <1Km 2 1-5Km 3 5-15Km 4 15-25Km 5 >25Km 10 Not Applicable Main transport to Motor_Transport Main transport to Motor_Transport Main transport to Motor_Transport Main transport to Motor_Transport Main transport to Motor_Transport What is the main means of transport to get to ________? Motorized Transport 183 1 1 Walk 2 Bicycle 3 Bus 4 Taxi 5 Other Sysmiss Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: dry season Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season? Motorized Transport 183 1 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Sysmiss Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season Time taken to reach Motor_Transport: rainy season Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season? Motorized Transport 182 2 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Sysmiss Distance to closest DEO Distance to closest DEO Distance to closest DEO Distance to closest DEO Distance to closest DEO How far is the closest ____________ ? DEO office 184 In School 1 <1Km 2 1-5Km 3 5-15Km 4 15-25Km 5 >25Km 10 Not Applicable Main transport to DEO Main transport to DEO Main transport to DEO Main transport to DEO Main transport to DEO What is the main means of transport to get to ________? DEO office 184 1 Walk 2 Bicycle 3 Bus 4 Taxi 5 Other Time taken to reach DEO: dry season Time taken to reach DEO: dry season Time taken to reach DEO: dry season Time taken to reach DEO: dry season Time taken to reach DEO: dry season Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season? DEO office 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season Time taken to reach DEO: rainy season Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season? DEO office 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Distance to closest PEO Distance to closest PEO Distance to closest PEO Distance to closest PEO Distance to closest PEO How far is the closest ____________ ? PEO office 184 In School 1 <1Km 2 1-5Km 3 5-15Km 4 15-25Km 5 >25Km 10 Not Applicable Main transport to PEO Main transport to PEO Main transport to PEO Main transport to PEO Main transport to PEO What is the main means of transport to get to ________? PEO office 184 1 Walk 2 Bicycle 3 Bus 4 Taxi 5 Other Time taken to reach PEO: dry season Time taken to reach PEO: dry season Time taken to reach PEO: dry season Time taken to reach PEO: dry season Time taken to reach PEO: dry season Please tell us how long it takes to get there during the dry season? PEO office 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season Time taken to reach PEO: rainy season Please tell use how long it takes to get there during the rainy season? PEO office 184 1 < 15 mins 2 15-30 mins 3 30-60 mins 4 1-2 hours 5 > 2 hrs Number of boys: Grade_1 Number of boys: Grade_1 Number of boys: Grade_1 Number of boys: Grade_1 Number of boys: Grade_1 Number of boys 179 5 203 4 6 7 14 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 34 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 58 59 60 61 62 64 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 80 81 82 83 84 86 87 88 89 96 97 103 104 110 112 113 114 116 120 121 125 127 130 136 137 138 144 145 154 164 180 203 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_2 Number of boys: Grade_2 Number of boys: Grade_2 Number of boys: Grade_2 Number of boys: Grade_2 Number of boys 180 4 241 7 10 12 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 45 47 49 50 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 62 63 64 65 67 68 73 74 75 76 78 80 81 82 84 85 86 87 91 92 93 95 97 99 100 101 102 103 104 107 112 114 115 116 117 120 121 122 123 126 132 133 139 142 150 158 162 241 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_3 Number of boys: Grade_3 Number of boys: Grade_3 Number of boys: Grade_3 Number of boys: Grade_3 Number of boys 183 1 4 270 4 9 10 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 58 59 60 61 63 64 66 67 70 71 73 74 75 76 77 78 80 81 83 85 88 90 91 93 94 95 96 97 98 100 102 104 105 106 109 110 114 116 117 118 121 126 129 132 140 141 143 152 154 159 166 245 270 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_4 Number of boys: Grade_4 Number of boys: Grade_4 Number of boys: Grade_4 Number of boys: Grade_4 Number of boys 183 1 4 341 4 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 53 55 56 57 60 61 62 66 67 68 70 73 75 76 80 81 82 83 85 87 89 90 91 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 105 107 109 111 112 114 121 124 125 126 132 134 139 142 154 155 156 159 160 168 205 240 341 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_5 Number of boys: Grade_5 Number of boys: Grade_5 Number of boys: Grade_5 Number of boys: Grade_5 Number of boys 183 1 3 272 3 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 40 42 44 45 47 48 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 58 61 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 72 74 77 79 80 81 83 85 86 87 88 89 90 92 94 95 96 99 100 101 105 107 108 109 110 112 113 114 115 116 119 125 126 128 135 138 158 162 164 165 199 272 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_6 Number of boys: Grade_6 Number of boys: Grade_6 Number of boys: Grade_6 Number of boys: Grade_6 Number of boys 183 1 4 206 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 41 42 43 44 45 46 49 51 52 56 58 59 60 61 62 65 66 68 69 70 71 72 73 75 82 83 86 87 88 89 92 93 94 95 98 101 102 103 109 113 114 116 117 122 123 127 128 129 130 136 139 144 145 146 152 161 166 167 179 206 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_7 Number of boys: Grade_7 Number of boys: Grade_7 Number of boys: Grade_7 Number of boys: Grade_7 Number of boys 182 2 4 232 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 49 50 53 54 57 58 59 60 62 63 64 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 74 77 78 79 80 82 84 85 86 88 90 92 93 94 97 101 105 107 108 110 111 112 115 118 121 123 125 126 129 131 134 139 144 147 159 167 169 190 232 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_8 Number of boys: Grade_8 Number of boys: Grade_8 Number of boys: Grade_8 Number of boys: Grade_8 Number of boys 180 4 130 3 5 6 8 9 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 56 57 60 61 62 63 64 67 71 79 83 89 90 92 96 97 102 103 108 111 130 Sysmiss Number of boys: Grade_9 Number of boys: Grade_9 Number of boys: Grade_9 Number of boys: Grade_9 Number of boys: Grade_9 Number of boys 180 4 119 2 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 58 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 68 70 71 75 80 81 82 84 85 86 89 90 93 97 119 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_1 Number of girls: Grade_1 Number of girls: Grade_1 Number of girls: Grade_1 Number of girls: Grade_1 Number of girls 181 3 201 2 6 9 10 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 34 35 37 38 39 40 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 57 61 62 63 64 65 67 68 70 71 72 73 74 75 77 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 91 93 95 97 101 103 104 106 107 111 113 114 117 119 120 125 127 132 134 137 146 149 152 155 169 201 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_2 Number of girls: Grade_2 Number of girls: Grade_2 Number of girls: Grade_2 Number of girls: Grade_2 Number of girls 181 3 271 4 9 10 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 46 47 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 59 60 63 68 69 72 73 76 77 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 95 96 98 100 101 103 108 112 113 115 116 117 118 119 122 123 126 129 130 132 144 145 146 148 149 151 157 158 172 271 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_3 Number of girls: Grade_3 Number of girls: Grade_3 Number of girls: Grade_3 Number of girls: Grade_3 Number of girls 183 1 254 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 31 32 34 35 36 37 38 40 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 54 55 58 61 64 65 67 68 69 71 73 75 76 78 79 80 82 83 88 90 92 93 95 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 112 113 117 120 122 123 124 126 127 128 129 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 143 144 164 169 172 200 244 254 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_4 Number of girls: Grade_4 Number of girls: Grade_4 Number of girls: Grade_4 Number of girls: Grade_4 Number of girls 183 1 253 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 39 40 41 43 44 46 47 48 49 50 51 55 56 57 59 62 67 69 70 71 73 75 78 79 80 81 82 83 87 88 93 94 96 97 98 99 102 103 104 106 110 112 115 116 121 124 125 126 127 131 132 133 137 143 161 163 165 180 185 189 198 242 253 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_5 Number of girls: Grade_5 Number of girls: Grade_5 Number of girls: Grade_5 Number of girls: Grade_5 Number of girls 183 1 253 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 39 40 41 43 44 47 49 50 53 54 55 57 58 59 61 62 63 65 66 68 69 70 71 74 75 76 79 84 86 88 89 90 93 94 96 97 99 100 101 104 106 107 108 110 111 115 116 118 119 125 126 128 131 133 134 148 149 151 154 160 163 170 174 243 253 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_6 Number of girls: Grade_6 Number of girls: Grade_6 Number of girls: Grade_6 Number of girls: Grade_6 Number of girls 183 1 219 1 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 38 39 41 42 44 45 47 49 50 52 53 54 55 58 59 60 61 63 64 65 67 68 70 71 72 73 76 79 81 82 84 86 87 93 94 96 97 98 100 102 105 106 109 110 111 114 116 119 122 123 125 126 127 132 134 135 136 138 139 143 145 157 168 170 219 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_7 Number of girls: Grade_7 Number of girls: Grade_7 Number of girls: Grade_7 Number of girls: Grade_7 Number of girls 182 2 230 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 25 26 27 28 29 33 34 35 36 37 38 41 43 45 46 47 52 54 55 58 60 62 64 65 67 69 70 71 74 78 81 82 84 86 88 89 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 103 105 106 113 117 121 123 126 128 129 131 132 133 139 146 147 154 161 162 166 167 170 176 230 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_8 Number of girls: Grade_8 Number of girls: Grade_8 Number of girls: Grade_8 Number of girls: Grade_8 Number of girls 181 3 108 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 32 33 35 36 37 39 41 42 43 44 45 46 48 49 51 52 54 56 57 58 59 60 64 65 66 68 70 73 74 88 90 92 96 108 Sysmiss Number of girls: Grade_9 Number of girls: Grade_9 Number of girls: Grade_9 Number of girls: Grade_9 Number of girls: Grade_9 Number of girls 181 3 112 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 43 44 45 48 50 51 52 53 54 56 58 59 60 61 63 66 67 70 75 78 84 85 90 92 93 94 110 112 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_1 Number of only boys classes: Grade_1 Number of only boys classes: Grade_1 Number of only boys classes: Grade_1 Number of only boys classes: Grade_1 Number of classes only for boys 182 2 1 2 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_2 Number of only boys classes: Grade_2 Number of only boys classes: Grade_2 Number of only boys classes: Grade_2 Number of only boys classes: Grade_2 Number of classes only for boys 182 2 99 1 2 99 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_3 Number of only boys classes: Grade_3 Number of only boys classes: Grade_3 Number of only boys classes: Grade_3 Number of only boys classes: Grade_3 Number of classes only for boys 183 1 99 1 2 99 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_4 Number of only boys classes: Grade_4 Number of only boys classes: Grade_4 Number of only boys classes: Grade_4 Number of only boys classes: Grade_4 Number of classes only for boys 183 1 99 1 99 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_5 Number of only boys classes: Grade_5 Number of only boys classes: Grade_5 Number of only boys classes: Grade_5 Number of only boys classes: Grade_5 Number of classes only for boys 182 2 99 1 99 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_6 Number of only boys classes: Grade_6 Number of only boys classes: Grade_6 Number of only boys classes: Grade_6 Number of only boys classes: Grade_6 Number of classes only for boys 183 1 99 1 2 99 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_7 Number of only boys classes: Grade_7 Number of only boys classes: Grade_7 Number of only boys classes: Grade_7 Number of only boys classes: Grade_7 Number of classes only for boys 183 1 99 1 2 99 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_8 Number of only boys classes: Grade_8 Number of only boys classes: Grade_8 Number of only boys classes: Grade_8 Number of only boys classes: Grade_8 Number of classes only for boys 182 2 99 1 99 Sysmiss Number of only boys classes: Grade_9 Number of only boys classes: Grade_9 Number of only boys classes: Grade_9 Number of only boys classes: Grade_9 Number of only boys classes: Grade_9 Number of classes only for boys 182 2 99 1 99 Sysmiss Number of only girls classes: Grade_1 Number of only girls classes: Grade_1 Number of only girls classes: Grade_1 Number of only girls classes: Grade_1 Number of only girls classes: Grade_1 Number of classes only for girls 183 1 1 2 4 5 Sysmiss Number of only girls classes: Grade_2 Number of only girls classes: Grade_2 Number of only girls classes: Grade_2 Number of only girls classes: Grade_2 Number of only girls classes: Grade_2 Number of classes only for girls 183 1 99 1 2 4 5 99 Sysmiss Number of only girls classes: Grade_3 Number of only girls classes: Grade_3 Number of only girls classes: Grade_3 Number of only girls classes: Grade_3 Number of only girls classes: Grade_3 Number of classes only for girls 183 1 99 1 2 7 99 Sysmiss Number of only girls classes: Grade_4 Number of only girls classes: Grade_4 Number of only girls classes: Grade_4 Number of only girls classes: Grade_4 Number of only girls classes: Grade_4 Number of classes only for girls 184 99 1 2 5 99 Number of only girls classes: Grade_5 Number of only girls classes: Grade_5 Number of only girls classes: Grade_5 Number of only girls classes: Grade_5 Number of only girls classes: Grade_5 Number of classes only for girls 184 99 1 2 7 99 Number of only girls classes: Grade_6 Number of only girls classes: Grade_6 Number of only girls classes: Grade_6 Number of only girls classes: Grade_6 Number of only girls classes: Grade_6 Number of classes only for girls 184 99 1 2 6 99 Number of only girls classes: Grade_7 Number of only girls classes: Grade_7 Number of only girls classes: Grade_7 Number of only girls classes: Grade_7 Number of only girls classes: Grade_7 Number of classes only for girls 184 99 1 2 6 99 Number of only girls classes: Grade_8 Number of only girls classes: Grade_8 Number of only girls classes: Grade_8 Number of only girls classes: Grade_8 Number of only girls classes: Grade_8 Number of classes only for girls 183 1 99 1 2 4 99 Sysmiss Number of only girls classes: Grade_9 Number of only girls classes: Grade_9 Number of only girls classes: Grade_9 Number of only girls classes: Grade_9 Number of only girls classes: Grade_9 Number of classes only for girls 183 1 99 1 2 3 99 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_1 Number of classes for both boys and girls 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_2 Number of classes for both boys and girls 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_3 Number of classes for both boys and girls 183 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_4 Number of classes for both boys and girls 183 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_5 Number of classes for both boys and girls 183 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_6 Number of classes for both boys and girls 183 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_7 Number of classes for both boys and girls 183 1 32 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 32 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_8 Number of classes for both boys and girls 183 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9 Number of co-ed classes: Grade_9 Number of classes for both boys and girls 183 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_1 Number of single orphans: Grade_1 Number of single orphans: Grade_1 Number of single orphans: Grade_1 Number of single orphans: Grade_1 Number of single orphans in this grade 175 9 100 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 20 22 23 25 26 28 30 31 40 52 100 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_2 Number of single orphans: Grade_2 Number of single orphans: Grade_2 Number of single orphans: Grade_2 Number of single orphans: Grade_2 Number of single orphans in this grade 175 9 85 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 29 31 43 46 50 85 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_3 Number of single orphans: Grade_3 Number of single orphans: Grade_3 Number of single orphans: Grade_3 Number of single orphans: Grade_3 Number of single orphans in this grade 177 7 71 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 38 40 60 71 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_4 Number of single orphans: Grade_4 Number of single orphans: Grade_4 Number of single orphans: Grade_4 Number of single orphans: Grade_4 Number of single orphans in this grade 177 7 74 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 27 29 32 34 40 44 74 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_5 Number of single orphans: Grade_5 Number of single orphans: Grade_5 Number of single orphans: Grade_5 Number of single orphans: Grade_5 Number of single orphans in this grade 176 8 56 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 27 28 29 30 38 41 54 56 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_6 Number of single orphans: Grade_6 Number of single orphans: Grade_6 Number of single orphans: Grade_6 Number of single orphans: Grade_6 Number of single orphans in this grade 177 7 70 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 23 27 29 30 32 33 35 36 44 52 70 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_7 Number of single orphans: Grade_7 Number of single orphans: Grade_7 Number of single orphans: Grade_7 Number of single orphans: Grade_7 Number of single orphans in this grade 177 7 65 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 34 35 38 40 41 47 49 65 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_8 Number of single orphans: Grade_8 Number of single orphans: Grade_8 Number of single orphans: Grade_8 Number of single orphans: Grade_8 Number of single orphans in this grade 176 8 36 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 24 26 36 Sysmiss Number of single orphans: Grade_9 Number of single orphans: Grade_9 Number of single orphans: Grade_9 Number of single orphans: Grade_9 Number of single orphans: Grade_9 Number of single orphans in this grade 176 8 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_1 Number of double orphans: Grade_1 Number of double orphans: Grade_1 Number of double orphans: Grade_1 Number of double orphans: Grade_1 Number of double orphans in this grade 174 10 65 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 30 63 65 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_2 Number of double orphans: Grade_2 Number of double orphans: Grade_2 Number of double orphans: Grade_2 Number of double orphans: Grade_2 Number of double orphans in this grade 174 10 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 17 18 19 20 25 29 31 35 80 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_3 Number of double orphans: Grade_3 Number of double orphans: Grade_3 Number of double orphans: Grade_3 Number of double orphans: Grade_3 Number of double orphans in this grade 177 7 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 20 21 25 38 42 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_4 Number of double orphans: Grade_4 Number of double orphans: Grade_4 Number of double orphans: Grade_4 Number of double orphans: Grade_4 Number of double orphans in this grade 176 8 42 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 23 25 30 31 41 42 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_5 Number of double orphans: Grade_5 Number of double orphans: Grade_5 Number of double orphans: Grade_5 Number of double orphans: Grade_5 Number of double orphans in this grade 175 9 61 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 21 22 26 29 31 33 35 38 42 61 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_6 Number of double orphans: Grade_6 Number of double orphans: Grade_6 Number of double orphans: Grade_6 Number of double orphans: Grade_6 Number of double orphans in this grade 175 9 60 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 25 33 60 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_7 Number of double orphans: Grade_7 Number of double orphans: Grade_7 Number of double orphans: Grade_7 Number of double orphans: Grade_7 Number of double orphans in this grade 175 9 62 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 16 17 21 22 23 24 31 32 34 40 62 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_8 Number of double orphans: Grade_8 Number of double orphans: Grade_8 Number of double orphans: Grade_8 Number of double orphans: Grade_8 Number of double orphans in this grade 175 9 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 31 Sysmiss Number of double orphans: Grade_9 Number of double orphans: Grade_9 Number of double orphans: Grade_9 Number of double orphans: Grade_9 Number of double orphans: Grade_9 Number of double orphans in this grade 175 9 34 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 14 17 19 26 34 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_1 Number boys repeating: Grade_1 Number boys repeating: Grade_1 Number boys repeating: Grade_1 Number boys repeating: Grade_1 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 11 12 16 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_2 Number boys repeating: Grade_2 Number boys repeating: Grade_2 Number boys repeating: Grade_2 Number boys repeating: Grade_2 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 41 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 22 41 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_3 Number boys repeating: Grade_3 Number boys repeating: Grade_3 Number boys repeating: Grade_3 Number boys repeating: Grade_3 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 181 3 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 17 19 33 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_4 Number boys repeating: Grade_4 Number boys repeating: Grade_4 Number boys repeating: Grade_4 Number boys repeating: Grade_4 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 181 3 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_5 Number boys repeating: Grade_5 Number boys repeating: Grade_5 Number boys repeating: Grade_5 Number boys repeating: Grade_5 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 39 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 18 22 39 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_6 Number boys repeating: Grade_6 Number boys repeating: Grade_6 Number boys repeating: Grade_6 Number boys repeating: Grade_6 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 54 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 19 20 22 24 26 54 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_7 Number boys repeating: Grade_7 Number boys repeating: Grade_7 Number boys repeating: Grade_7 Number boys repeating: Grade_7 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 183 1 47 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 24 25 26 28 29 30 38 47 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_8 Number boys repeating: Grade_8 Number boys repeating: Grade_8 Number boys repeating: Grade_8 Number boys repeating: Grade_8 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 20 Sysmiss Number boys repeating: Grade_9 Number boys repeating: Grade_9 Number boys repeating: Grade_9 Number boys repeating: Grade_9 Number boys repeating: Grade_9 How many boys are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 22 23 25 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_1 Number girls repeating: Grade_1 Number girls repeating: Grade_1 Number girls repeating: Grade_1 Number girls repeating: Grade_1 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_2 Number girls repeating: Grade_2 Number girls repeating: Grade_2 Number girls repeating: Grade_2 Number girls repeating: Grade_2 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 17 18 19 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_3 Number girls repeating: Grade_3 Number girls repeating: Grade_3 Number girls repeating: Grade_3 Number girls repeating: Grade_3 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 181 3 27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 27 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_4 Number girls repeating: Grade_4 Number girls repeating: Grade_4 Number girls repeating: Grade_4 Number girls repeating: Grade_4 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 181 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 19 20 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_5 Number girls repeating: Grade_5 Number girls repeating: Grade_5 Number girls repeating: Grade_5 Number girls repeating: Grade_5 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 16 18 19 20 21 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_6 Number girls repeating: Grade_6 Number girls repeating: Grade_6 Number girls repeating: Grade_6 Number girls repeating: Grade_6 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 25 29 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_7 Number girls repeating: Grade_7 Number girls repeating: Grade_7 Number girls repeating: Grade_7 Number girls repeating: Grade_7 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 183 1 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 29 30 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_8 Number girls repeating: Grade_8 Number girls repeating: Grade_8 Number girls repeating: Grade_8 Number girls repeating: Grade_8 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 7 12 20 Sysmiss Number girls repeating: Grade_9 Number girls repeating: Grade_9 Number girls repeating: Grade_9 Number girls repeating: Grade_9 Number girls repeating: Grade_9 How many girls are currently repeating this grade? 182 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 20 Sysmiss Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out Boys in Grade_1 who dropped out How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 179 5 1 2 3 4 5 10 16 Sysmiss Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out Boys in Grade_2 who dropped out How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 179 5 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 13 15 19 31 Sysmiss Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out Boys in Grade_3 who dropped out How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 180 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 Sysmiss Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out Boys in Grade_4 who dropped out How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 179 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 17 Sysmiss Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out Boys in Grade_5 who dropped out How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 180 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 Sysmiss Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out Boys in Grade_6 who dropped out How many boys in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 180 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 Sysmiss Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out Girls in Grade_1 who dropped out How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 179 5 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out Girls in Grade_2 who dropped out How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 179 5 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 17 20 28 Sysmiss Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out Girls in Grade_3 who dropped out How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 179 5 49 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 49 Sysmiss Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out Girls in Grade_4 who dropped out How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 179 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 18 Sysmiss Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out Girls in Grade_5 who dropped out How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 180 4 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 14 21 29 Sysmiss Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out Girls in Grade_6 who dropped out How many girls in Grade ____ did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 180 4 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 23 Sysmiss Main reason for dropping out: boys Main reason for dropping out: boys Main reason for dropping out: boys Main reason for dropping out: boys Main reason for dropping out: boys Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6. What is the main reason that boys dropout of this school? 180 4 1 Non-payment of fees 2 Needed for farm work 3 Migrated for work 4 Transferred 5 Lack of food 6 Needed for livestock 7 Health Related 8 Other Sysmiss Total number who dropped out: boys Total number who dropped out: boys Total number who dropped out: boys Total number who dropped out: boys Total number who dropped out: boys Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6. How many boys did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 180 4 85 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 27 28 33 34 35 36 41 42 46 47 50 59 60 75 85 Sysmiss Number of drop-out families contacted: boys Number of drop-out families contacted: boys Number of drop-out families contacted: boys Number of drop-out families contacted: boys Number of drop-out families contacted: boys Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6. 177 7 35 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 27 29 30 35 Sysmiss Main reason for dropping out: girls Main reason for dropping out: girls Main reason for dropping out: girls Main reason for dropping out: girls Main reason for dropping out: girls Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6. What is the main reason that girls dropout of this school? 176 8 1 Non-payment of fees 2 Needed for farm work 3 Migrated for work 4 Transferred 5 Lack of food 6 Pregnancy/Early Marriage 7 Health Related 8 Other Sysmiss Total number who dropped out: girls Total number who dropped out: girls Total number who dropped out: girls Total number who dropped out: girls Total number who dropped out: girls Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6. How many girls did not return to school after completing the previous grade? 178 6 104 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 29 36 38 39 42 50 54 61 93 104 Sysmiss Number of drop-out families contacted: girls Number of drop-out families contacted: girls Number of drop-out families contacted: girls Number of drop-out families contacted: girls Number of drop-out families contacted: girls Please tell us a little more about dropouts and what the school does when children dropout. The table before this will give the total number of dropouts. We would like to know a little more about what happened after they dropped out in 2,3,5 and 6. How many of the parents/families of these girls were visited at home to encourage the girl to stay on? 177 7 44 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 20 24 35 44 Sysmiss Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2002 Cost per student per year Registration fees 184 300000 500 1000 1500 2000 5000 10000 170000 300000 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2001 Cost per student per year Registration fees 184 300000 500 1000 1500 2000 3000 3500 4000 5000 10000 13600 15000 170000 300000 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 1, 2000 Cost per student per year Registration fees 184 270000 20 500 1000 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 5000 15000 60000 170000 270000 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2002 Cost per student per year PTA/Community fees if applicable 184 160000 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 5000 5500 6000 8000 9500 10000 13200 15000 15500 17000 18000 20000 24000 30000 35000 40000 45000 160000 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2001 Cost per student per year PTA/Community fees if applicable 184 3500000 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 7000 7500 9000 9500 10000 12000 12500 14000 15000 17000 18000 20000 25000 30000 30500 31000 35000 45000 110000 3500000 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 1, 2000 Cost per student per year PTA/Community fees if applicable 184 3000000 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6100 6500 7500 8000 9000 9500 10000 12000 15000 17000 18000 20000 21000 22000 23000 24000 25000 30000 30500 31000 35000 40000 45000 110000 3000000 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2002 Cost per student per year Sports fees if applicable 184 10000 500 1000 1500 3000 5000 10000 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2001 Cost per student per year Sports fees if applicable 184 15000 100 500 1000 1500 2000 3000 4500 5000 10000 15000 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 1, 2000 Cost per student per year Sports fees if applicable 184 25000 500 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 9500 10000 15000 25000 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2002 Cost per student per year Boarding fees if applicable 184 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2001 Cost per student per year Boarding fees if applicable 184 500 500 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 1, 2000 Cost per student per year Boarding fees if applicable 184 5000 500 5000 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2002 Cost per student per year Examination fees if applicable 184 4000 3000 4000 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2001 Cost per student per year Examination fees if applicable 184 8000 3000 4000 8000 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 1, 2000 Cost per student per year Examination fees if applicable 184 8000 4000 4800 8000 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2002 Cost per student per year Transport fee if applicable 184 6000 6000 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2001 Cost per student per year Transport fee if applicable 184 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 1, 2000 Cost per student per year Transport fee if applicable 184 Other fees: Grade 1, 2002 Other fees: Grade 1, 2002 Other fees: Grade 1, 2002 Other fees: Grade 1, 2002 Other fees: Grade 1, 2002 Cost per student per year Other (specify) 184 990000 250 1000 1200 2000 2500 3000 6000 10000 20000 23000 25000 45000 50000 950000 990000 Other fees: Grade 1, 2001 Other fees: Grade 1, 2001 Other fees: Grade 1, 2001 Other fees: Grade 1, 2001 Other fees: Grade 1, 2001 Cost per student per year Other (specify) 184 950000 250 1000 1200 1500 2000 5000 10000 15000 20000 23000 25000 44000 50000 900000 950000 Other fees: Grade 1, 2000 Other fees: Grade 1, 2000 Other fees: Grade 1, 2000 Other fees: Grade 1, 2000 Other fees: Grade 1, 2000 Cost per student per year Other (specify) 184 950000 200 500 1000 1200 1500 2000 2500 3000 4000 5000 10000 15000 20000 23000 25000 30000 44000 810000 950000 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2002 Cost per student per year Registration fees 184 300000 500 1000 5000 10000 230000 300000 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2001 Cost per student per year Registration fees 184 300000 500 1000 3000 3500 4000 5000 230000 300000 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000 Registration fees: Grade 5, 2000 Cost per student per year Registration fees 184 270000 500 1000 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 5000 230000 270000 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2002 Cost per student per year PTA/Community fees if applicable 184 160000 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 5000 5500 6000 8000 9500 10000 13200 14000 15000 20000 24000 28000 35000 160000 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2001 Cost per student per year PTA/Community fees if applicable 184 110000 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 7000 7500 9000 9500 10000 12000 14000 15000 17000 19000 20000 25000 28000 30000 30500 31000 45000 110000 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000 PTA fees: Grade 5, 2000 Cost per student per year PTA/Community fees if applicable 184 110000 400 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 5000 5500 6000 6100 6500 7000 7500 8000 9000 9500 10000 12000 13000 14000 14500 15000 17000 18000 19000 20000 21000 23000 24000 25000 30000 30500 31000 40000 45000 110000 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2002 Cost per student per year Sports fees if applicable 184 5000 500 1000 3000 5000 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2001 Cost per student per year Sports fees if applicable 184 15000 500 1000 1500 3000 4500 5000 10000 15000 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000 Sports fees: Grade 5, 2000 Cost per student per year Sports fees if applicable 184 15000 500 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 4500 5000 6000 9500 10000 15000 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2002 Cost per student per year Boarding fees if applicable 184 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2001 Cost per student per year Boarding fees if applicable 184 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000 Boarding fees: Grade 5, 2000 Cost per student per year Boarding fees if applicable 184 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2002 Cost per student per year Examination fees if applicable 184 4000 4000 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2001 Cost per student per year Examination fees if applicable 184 8000 4000 8000 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000 Examination fees: Grade 5, 2000 Cost per student per year Examination fees if applicable 184 8000 4000 6400 8000 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2002 Cost per student per year Transport fee if applicable 184 6000 6000 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2001 Cost per student per year Transport fee if applicable 184 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000 Transport fees: Grade 5, 2000 Cost per student per year Transport fee if applicable 184 Other fees: Grade 5, 2002 Other fees: Grade 5, 2002 Other fees: Grade 5, 2002 Other fees: Grade 5, 2002 Other fees: Grade 5, 2002 Cost per student per year Other (specify) 184 1100000 250 1000 1200 2000 2500 3000 6000 10000 20000 50000 990000 1100000 Other fees: Grade 5, 2001 Other fees: Grade 5, 2001 Other fees: Grade 5, 2001 Other fees: Grade 5, 2001 Other fees: Grade 5, 2001 Cost per student per year Other (specify) 184 950000 250 1000 1200 1500 2000 2500 5000 10000 11000 15000 20000 50000 900000 950000 Other fees: Grade 5, 2000 Other fees: Grade 5, 2000 Other fees: Grade 5, 2000 Other fees: Grade 5, 2000 Other fees: Grade 5, 2000 Cost per student per year Other (specify) 184 950000 200 500 1000 1200 1500 2000 2500 5000 10000 11000 15000 20000 30000 810000 950000 When are PTA fees due When are PTA fees due When are PTA fees due When are PTA fees due When are PTA fees due When are PTA/Community fees due? 180 4 1 Beginning of school year 2 Beginning of each term 3 Every month 4 No PTA fees 5 Other Sysmiss What % pay PTA fees on time What % pay PTA fees on time What % pay PTA fees on time What % pay PTA fees on time What % pay PTA fees on time What percentage of pupils pay PTA/Community fees in kind? 124 60 100 1 2 3 4 5 10 15 19 20 25 27 30 40 42 45 48 50 60 70 75 80 90 95 100 Sysmiss What % have paid this year What % have paid this year What % have paid this year What % have paid this year What % have paid this year What percentage of pupils have paid their PTA/Community fees for the present school year? 130 54 100 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 17 20 24 25 28 30 39 40 45 50 51 57 59 60 65 70 75 80 90 100 Sysmiss What happens if PTA fees are not paid What happens if PTA fees are not paid What happens if PTA fees are not paid What happens if PTA fees are not paid What happens if PTA fees are not paid What happens if PTA/Community fees are not paid? 130 54 1 Given grace period 2 Encouraged to stay home 3 Not promoted 4 Not allowed to participate 5 Exemptions possible 6 No action 7 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Total amount raised: PTA fees Total amount raised: PTA fees Total amount raised: PTA fees Total amount raised: PTA fees Total amount raised: PTA fees What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in PTA/Community fees? 184 34000000 564 620 1000 2500 10000 15000 17500 30000 30200 33000 37500 40000 50000 60000 65000 74000 90000 96000 97500 118400 120000 141000 145000 157000 174000 200000 205000 236500 250000 260000 283000 295000 300000 340000 350000 360000 380000 400000 417000 480000 500000 560000 600000 673600 700000 729000 800000 892000 990000 1000000 1155000 1194000 1200000 1300000 1415000 1485000 1500000 1515000 1650000 1715000 1749500 2000000 2200000 2310000 2584500 2610000 2925000 3000000 3171000 3300000 3309000 3429728 3500000 3530000 3850000 3855000 4015500 4300000 4800000 5000000 5118000 5255000 6000000 6085000 6120000 6400000 7000000 7391000 7821500 7915000 8000000 8500000 9000000 9714000 9899500 10000000 12100000 13000000 13542000 16438000 18304000 25661000 34000000 Total amount raised: Sports fees Total amount raised: Sports fees Total amount raised: Sports fees Total amount raised: Sports fees Total amount raised: Sports fees What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in sports fees? 184 8000000 9500 11000 40000 43000 60000 95000 133000 230500 250000 310000 400000 460000 500000 655000 693000 710000 895000 965000 1170000 1600000 2000000 2845000 8000000 Total amount raised: Other fees Total amount raised: Other fees Total amount raised: Other fees Total amount raised: Other fees Total amount raised: Other fees What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in other fees? 184 320000000 28000 50000 51000 58000 170000 187000 190000 200000 240000 245000 350000 360000 450000 500000 510000 550000 700000 770000 1053500 1184000 1600000 1920000 2117000 2500000 3003000 3200000 4000000 5068000 8000345 10308000 11019500 13962500 18085000 24025500 50000000 63400000 320000000 Total amount raised: Community Events Total amount raised: Community Events Total amount raised: Community Events Total amount raised: Community Events Total amount raised: Community Events What is the total amount that the school has raised since January 2002 in organized community events, such as fetes? 184 11000000 2700 5000 15000 17000 33000 35000 40000 45000 47000 64000 65000 132000 300000 342000 400000 571000 650000 675000 720000 1000000 1950000 6000000 11000000 Any money received from BESSIP Any money received from BESSIP Any money received from BESSIP Any money received from BESSIP Any money received from BESSIP Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Any money received from PAGE Any money received from PAGE Any money received from PAGE Any money received from PAGE Any money received from PAGE Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? 182 2 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Any money received from GRZ Any money received from GRZ Any money received from GRZ Any money received from GRZ Any money received from GRZ Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? 183 1 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Any money received from Donors Any money received from Donors Any money received from Donors Any money received from Donors Any money received from Donors Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? 182 2 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Any money received from Other Any money received from Other Any money received from Other Any money received from Other Any money received from Other Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? 181 3 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Amount received from BESSIP Amount received from BESSIP Amount received from BESSIP Amount received from BESSIP Amount received from BESSIP Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? If yes, list amount received. 183 1 3600000 1600000 2000500 2200000 2500000 2597000 2600000 3000000 3000100 3500000 3600000 Sysmiss Amount received from PAGE Amount received from PAGE Amount received from PAGE Amount received from PAGE Amount received from PAGE Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? If yes, list amount received. 183 1 601350 99 15000 150000 151000 200000 350000 351000 400000 450000 601350 Sysmiss Amount received from GRZ Amount received from GRZ Amount received from GRZ Amount received from GRZ Amount received from GRZ Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? If yes, list amount received. 182 2 153000000 300000 318000 335000 352975 1000000 2050000 2500000 20000000 26400000 28400000 38400000 149700000 153000000 Sysmiss Amount received from Donors Amount received from Donors Amount received from Donors Amount received from Donors Amount received from Donors Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? If yes, list amount received. 183 1 90000000 99 300000 320000 425000 475000 700000 1200000 3547000 6000000 9000000 80000000 90000000 Sysmiss Amount received from Other Amount received from Other Amount received from Other Amount received from Other Amount received from Other Have you received any grants of money (cash/cheque) directly from ______since January 2002? If yes, list amount received. 183 1 204000000 99 180000 200000 557000 600000 2200000 5773325 79040910 204000000 Sysmiss Month money arrived from BESSIP Month money arrived from BESSIP Month money arrived from BESSIP Month money arrived from BESSIP Month money arrived from BESSIP When did it actually arrive? Specify month received. 141 43 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 Sysmiss Month money arrived from PAGE Month money arrived from PAGE Month money arrived from PAGE Month money arrived from PAGE Month money arrived from PAGE When did it actually arrive? Specify month received. 18 166 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Month money arrived from GRZ Month money arrived from GRZ Month money arrived from GRZ Month money arrived from GRZ Month money arrived from GRZ When did it actually arrive? Specify month received. 31 153 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Month money arrived from Donors Month money arrived from Donors Month money arrived from Donors Month money arrived from Donors Month money arrived from Donors When did it actually arrive? Specify month received. 12 172 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Month money arrived from Other Month money arrived from Other Month money arrived from Other Month money arrived from Other Month money arrived from Other When did it actually arrive? Specify month received. 8 176 1 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP Problem due to delay in money from BESSIP If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 133 51 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem due to delay in money from PAGE Problem due to delay in money from PAGE Problem due to delay in money from PAGE Problem due to delay in money from PAGE Problem due to delay in money from PAGE If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 16 168 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem due to delay in money from GRZ Problem due to delay in money from GRZ Problem due to delay in money from GRZ Problem due to delay in money from GRZ Problem due to delay in money from GRZ If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 29 155 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem due to delay in money from Donors Problem due to delay in money from Donors Problem due to delay in money from Donors Problem due to delay in money from Donors Problem due to delay in money from Donors If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 8 176 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem due to delay in money from Other Problem due to delay in money from Other Problem due to delay in money from Other Problem due to delay in money from Other Problem due to delay in money from Other If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 2 182 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP Specific Problem due to delay from BESSIP If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced 56 1 2 All school programmes have been halted Buying of school material was delayed Chalk and teachers prep books and disinfectants Could not access stationery Could not buy school materials Could not get school requirements coz PTA scraped Could not get stationery and other school materils Delay in delivering quality education For procurement of teaching materials Had problems in sports and workshops especially CG It affected the smooth running of the school Lack of books and chalk Lack of chalk Lack of money to purchase school requirements Lack of stationery and sport equipment Lacke chalk Lacked chalk Money at hand was not sufficient Neve bought stationery and delayed administrative No Chalk and stationey No Prep books , balls, TGM/ workshop No chalk and stationery No chalk for teaching No educational materials for 1st term No funds to buy sch requirements No money for stationery No office materials No stationery for teachers to use No sufficient material Problems of sequiring school requisites Procurement of teaching materials delayed Purchase of chalk and other things Sch requirments not source in time Shortage of schooll requisites Supply of chalk and stationeyr were delayed Teachers found it hard to teach without textbooks Teachers has no stationery to prepare work Teaching deficiencies The daily running of the school was affected The school find a problem sourcing school material The school had no materials The start of school term was difficult Transport affiliations sports We has to depend on PTA funds to buy school requit acquisition of education materials budgeting and buying of school requirements could not buy items could not have school requisites in time delay in paymnet lack of proper teaching materials no enough cash to run the school shortage of classes hence low grade 1 enrolmnt unable to procure school requisites unable to purchase chalk and other materials Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE Specific Problem due to delay from PAGE If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced 5 1 2 No PAGE activities done This programme not at this school delay in paymnet Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ Specific Problem due to delay from GRZ If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced 16 2 Difficult in lesson preparation and teaching No educational materials to use No funds for school materials No money to purchase school requirements No school requisites No stationery, sportsactivites, admin. Problems Non of school fees rendered schools bankrupt Not able to buy stationery etc Sch was unable to participate in JETS festival The handcaped have no material to use The same problem cotinued Water disconnection no pupils requisites lack of stationery maintenance of school infrastructure Specific Problem due to delay from Donors Specific Problem due to delay from Donors Specific Problem due to delay from Donors Specific Problem due to delay from Donors Specific Problem due to delay from Donors If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced 5 1 2 Delay in construction of a 1x6 classroom block School could not repair school pump, workers salaries Specific Problem due to delay from Other Specific Problem due to delay from Other Specific Problem due to delay from Other Specific Problem due to delay from Other Specific Problem due to delay from Other If delay caused a significant problem, please outline problem faced 5 2 Photocopy education on materials We lost all text books through thefts classroom shortage Requested any Textbooks Requested any Textbooks Requested any Textbooks Requested any Textbooks Requested any Textbooks Since January 2002 have you requested any _____? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Requested any Desks Requested any Desks Requested any Desks Requested any Desks Requested any Desks Since January 2002 have you requested any _____? 183 1 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Requested any Chairs Requested any Chairs Requested any Chairs Requested any Chairs Requested any Chairs Since January 2002 have you requested any _____? 183 1 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Requested any Chalk Requested any Chalk Requested any Chalk Requested any Chalk Requested any Chalk Since January 2002 have you requested any _____? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Requested any Registers Requested any Registers Requested any Registers Requested any Registers Requested any Registers Since January 2002 have you requested any _____? 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Requested any Other Requested any Other Requested any Other Requested any Other Requested any Other Since January 2002 have you requested any _____? 167 17 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Received any Textbooks Received any Textbooks Received any Textbooks Received any Textbooks Received any Textbooks Since January 2002 have you received any _________? If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Received any Desks Received any Desks Received any Desks Received any Desks Received any Desks Since January 2002 have you received any _________? If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Received any Chairs Received any Chairs Received any Chairs Received any Chairs Received any Chairs Since January 2002 have you received any _________? If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Received any Chalk Received any Chalk Received any Chalk Received any Chalk Received any Chalk Since January 2002 have you received any _________? If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Received any Registers Received any Registers Received any Registers Received any Registers Received any Registers Since January 2002 have you received any _________? If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item 184 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Received any Other Received any Other Received any Other Received any Other Received any Other Since January 2002 have you received any _________? If the item was not received, fill in 2 and go to the next item 183 1 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Number received from Textbooks Number received from Textbooks Number received from Textbooks Number received from Textbooks Number received from Textbooks Number Received 183 1 987 2 4 9 12 13 15 20 21 26 30 40 49 50 52 54 56 60 64 69 70 73 80 83 100 103 114 117 120 125 148 153 155 160 164 180 200 203 208 211 212 225 268 300 320 381 445 527 987 Sysmiss Number received from Desks Number received from Desks Number received from Desks Number received from Desks Number received from Desks Number Received 184 100 1 9 14 15 20 30 37 40 50 60 64 70 80 100 Number received from Chairs Number received from Chairs Number received from Chairs Number received from Chairs Number received from Chairs Number Received 184 40 1 2 5 11 21 40 Number received from Chalk Number received from Chalk Number received from Chalk Number received from Chalk Number received from Chalk Number Received 184 200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 20 26 30 36 39 40 48 50 54 90 100 150 200 Number received from Registers Number received from Registers Number received from Registers Number received from Registers Number received from Registers Number Received 184 60 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 14 25 60 Number received from Other Number received from Other Number received from Other Number received from Other Number received from Other Number Received 182 2 100 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 15 17 28 35 40 49 50 78 79 97 100 Sysmiss Source of Textbooks Source of Textbooks Source of Textbooks Source of Textbooks Source of Textbooks What was the source for this item? 61 123 1 BESSIP 2 PAGE 3 GRZ 4 Church/NGO 5 Donors 6 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Source of Desks Source of Desks Source of Desks Source of Desks Source of Desks What was the source for this item? 27 157 1 BESSIP 2 PAGE 3 GRZ 4 Church/NGO 5 Donors 6 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Source of Chairs Source of Chairs Source of Chairs Source of Chairs Source of Chairs What was the source for this item? 8 176 1 BESSIP 2 PAGE 3 GRZ 4 Church/NGO 5 Donors 6 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Source of Chalk Source of Chalk Source of Chalk Source of Chalk Source of Chalk What was the source for this item? 80 104 1 BESSIP 2 PAGE 3 GRZ 4 Church/NGO 5 Donors 6 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Source of Registers Source of Registers Source of Registers Source of Registers Source of Registers What was the source for this item? 21 163 1 BESSIP 2 PAGE 3 GRZ 4 Church/NGO 5 Donors 6 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Source of Other Source of Other Source of Other Source of Other Source of Other What was the source for this item? 41 143 1 BESSIP 2 PAGE 3 GRZ 4 Church/NGO 5 Donors 6 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Arrival month of Textbooks Arrival month of Textbooks Arrival month of Textbooks Arrival month of Textbooks Arrival month of Textbooks When did they actually arrive?. Specify month. 61 123 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Arrival month of Desks Arrival month of Desks Arrival month of Desks Arrival month of Desks Arrival month of Desks When did they actually arrive?. Specify month. 28 156 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Arrival month of Chairs Arrival month of Chairs Arrival month of Chairs Arrival month of Chairs Arrival month of Chairs When did they actually arrive?. Specify month. 8 176 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Arrival month of Chalk Arrival month of Chalk Arrival month of Chalk Arrival month of Chalk Arrival month of Chalk When did they actually arrive?. Specify month. 80 104 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Arrival month of Registers Arrival month of Registers Arrival month of Registers Arrival month of Registers Arrival month of Registers When did they actually arrive?. Specify month. 21 163 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Arrival month of Other Arrival month of Other Arrival month of Other Arrival month of Other Arrival month of Other When did they actually arrive?. Specify month. 39 145 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Problem caused by delay in Textbooks Problem caused by delay in Textbooks Problem caused by delay in Textbooks Problem caused by delay in Textbooks Problem caused by delay in Textbooks If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 55 129 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem caused by delay in Desks Problem caused by delay in Desks Problem caused by delay in Desks Problem caused by delay in Desks Problem caused by delay in Desks If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 26 158 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem caused by delay in Chairs Problem caused by delay in Chairs Problem caused by delay in Chairs Problem caused by delay in Chairs Problem caused by delay in Chairs If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 6 178 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem caused by delay in Chalk Problem caused by delay in Chalk Problem caused by delay in Chalk Problem caused by delay in Chalk Problem caused by delay in Chalk If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 72 112 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem caused by delay in Registers Problem caused by delay in Registers Problem caused by delay in Registers Problem caused by delay in Registers Problem caused by delay in Registers If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 17 167 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Problem caused by delay in Other Problem caused by delay in Other Problem caused by delay in Other Problem caused by delay in Other Problem caused by delay in Other If there was a delay, did it pose a problem? 34 150 1 Significant Problem 2 Temporary Problem 3 No Problem 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Money Spent on Textbooks Money Spent on Textbooks Money Spent on Textbooks Money Spent on Textbooks Money Spent on Textbooks How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002? Textbooks 183 1 6000000 3000 6000 13000 20000 30000 35000 40000 50000 65000 80000 87000 105000 130000 144000 146000 159000 180000 188000 200000 227950 229000 250000 260000 270000 272500 300000 327000 350000 400000 420000 446000 498000 500000 520000 537000 545000 600000 700000 800000 806000 850000 889000 900000 913000 995000 1000000 1055000 1200000 1300000 1387000 1400000 1434100 1500000 1510000 1545600 1600000 1700000 2000000 2134000 2200000 3000000 3200000 4000000 4500000 6000000 Sysmiss Money Spent on Chalk Money Spent on Chalk Money Spent on Chalk Money Spent on Chalk Money Spent on Chalk How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002? Chalk & other educational materials 183 1 10000000 1823 24000 32000 40000 50000 70000 85000 95000 100000 118500 130000 140000 150000 160000 160500 164000 180000 185000 195000 200000 218500 250000 270000 273000 275000 295500 300000 310200 315000 325000 336000 350000 383000 400000 407000 420000 434000 450000 451000 454000 480000 500000 514800 538000 560000 580000 600000 605300 620000 629700 650000 659000 667000 700000 702000 720000 728000 762000 773000 782500 789100 800000 825500 825800 832400 840000 860000 875000 918700 1000000 1028300 1080000 1093550 1138400 1140000 1150000 1170000 1200000 1245950 1264900 1300000 1320000 1334000 1420000 1500000 1600000 1609150 1685800 1700000 1750000 1800000 1900000 1907900 2000000 2069100 2097300 2100000 2159100 2300000 2500000 2600000 2700000 2770000 2800000 2845000 2885000 3000000 3100000 3311000 3854000 3950000 4000000 4362450 5000000 7805000 8000000 10000000 Sysmiss Money Spent on Infrastructure Money Spent on Infrastructure Money Spent on Infrastructure Money Spent on Infrastructure Money Spent on Infrastructure How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002? Rehabilitation of school infrastructure 183 1 204000000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 60800 70000 72000 73000 74000 90000 100000 120000 137500 140001 150000 190000 199000 200000 210000 230000 250000 252000 300000 330000 350000 353000 360000 380000 430000 500000 516000 533325 555000 649000 700000 798000 800000 892000 1000000 1150000 1200000 1248251 1269000 1300000 1361000 1411000 1500000 1515000 1700000 2000000 2235000 2380600 2409000 2500000 3000000 3500000 3532500 4000000 4200000 5450000 5512400 6000000 6491000 7609000 8122000 9000000 9840000 10000000 11500000 15000000 29000000 39000000 79040910 87114000 140114125 204000000 Sysmiss Money Spent on Extra-Curricular Money Spent on Extra-Curricular Money Spent on Extra-Curricular Money Spent on Extra-Curricular Money Spent on Extra-Curricular How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002? Sports, Music and Drama Activities 183 1 3500000 49500 50000 60000 72000 105000 110000 115000 130000 140000 150000 190000 195000 200000 225000 226000 235000 240000 250000 270000 275000 291000 300000 309000 310000 334000 345000 350000 350200 350750 365000 370000 371000 390000 400000 408000 410000 420000 440000 454000 465000 467000 500000 505000 507500 510000 515000 530000 539000 540000 550000 552000 555900 557150 589000 600000 609000 620000 622000 630000 640000 660000 670000 684000 700000 704000 710000 750000 770000 790000 800000 801000 809000 812000 855860 877000 890500 895200 900000 960000 970000 1000000 1025000 1081550 1100000 1105000 1140000 1200000 1300000 1330000 1357000 1472500 1500000 2100000 2390000 2568000 2600000 2723000 3055000 3500000 Sysmiss Money Spent on Utilities Money Spent on Utilities Money Spent on Utilities Money Spent on Utilities Money Spent on Utilities How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002? Utilities (electricity, phone, water) 183 1 16530000 533 5000 25000 43200 60000 81000 100000 150000 170000 200000 230000 300000 345000 360000 400000 500000 522000 550000 560000 600000 662000 793000 800000 905000 978000 1128000 1500000 1600000 1655000 1735000 1870000 1900000 1968000 2000000 2015000 4300000 5000000 6250000 7000000 16530000 Sysmiss Money Spent on Teacher_Pay Money Spent on Teacher_Pay Money Spent on Teacher_Pay Money Spent on Teacher_Pay Money Spent on Teacher_Pay How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002? Supplementing Teacher's pay 183 1 61000000 99 5000 10000 10500 20000 25000 30000 37500 40000 50000 70000 80000 100000 109000 120000 130000 150000 200000 240000 341000 400000 450000 480000 500000 600000 800000 840000 1040000 1925900 2025000 2090000 3380000 3600000 4738000 10964000 17000000 18000000 61000000 Sysmiss Money Spent on Other Money Spent on Other Money Spent on Other Money Spent on Other Money Spent on Other How much money did the school spend on ________ since January 2002? Other 183 1 73500000 99 3300 15000 16000 30000 31500 45000 70000 98000 100000 105000 135000 150000 180000 183000 200000 213500 220000 240000 250000 292600 300000 340000 350000 387500 392400 400000 420000 430000 430170 478000 484000 495000 500000 600000 611000 630000 631700 663900 700000 795000 800000 810000 825000 900000 1020000 1160000 1200000 1266000 1400000 1420000 1443000 1500000 1700000 1885000 2000000 2400000 2468900 2600000 2825000 3336800 3800500 3855000 4320000 7000000 8129000 10000000 10743000 21855500 25000000 73500000 Sysmiss Primary source of spending on Textbooks Primary source of spending on Textbooks Primary source of spending on Textbooks Primary source of spending on Textbooks Primary source of spending on Textbooks What was the primary source of this money? Textbooks 86 98 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Primary source of spending on Chalk Primary source of spending on Chalk Primary source of spending on Chalk Primary source of spending on Chalk Primary source of spending on Chalk What was the primary source of this money? Chalk & other educational materials 161 23 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Primary source of spending on Infrastructure Primary source of spending on Infrastructure Primary source of spending on Infrastructure Primary source of spending on Infrastructure Primary source of spending on Infrastructure What was the primary source of this money? Rehabilitation of school infrastructure 87 97 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Primary source of spending on Extra-Curricular What was the primary source of this money? Sports, Music and Drama Activities 144 40 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Primary source of spending on Utilities Primary source of spending on Utilities Primary source of spending on Utilities Primary source of spending on Utilities Primary source of spending on Utilities What was the primary source of this money? Utilities (electricity, phone, water) 54 130 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Primary source of spending on Teacher_Pay What was the primary source of this money? Supplementing Teacher's pay 45 139 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Primary source of spending on Other Primary source of spending on Other Primary source of spending on Other Primary source of spending on Other Primary source of spending on Other What was the primary source of this money? Other 87 97 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Secondary source of spending on Textbooks Secondary source of spending on Textbooks Secondary source of spending on Textbooks Secondary source of spending on Textbooks Secondary source of spending on Textbooks What was the secondary source of this money? Textbooks 18 166 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Secondary source of spending on Chalk Secondary source of spending on Chalk Secondary source of spending on Chalk Secondary source of spending on Chalk Secondary source of spending on Chalk What was the secondary source of this money? Chalk & other educational materials 40 144 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure Secondary source of spending on Infrastructure What was the secondary source of this money? Rehabilitation of school infrastructure 21 163 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular Secondary source of spending on Extra-Curricular What was the secondary source of this money? Sports, Music and Drama Activities 31 153 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Secondary source of spending on Utilities Secondary source of spending on Utilities Secondary source of spending on Utilities Secondary source of spending on Utilities Secondary source of spending on Utilities What was the secondary source of this money? Utilities (electricity, phone, water) 12 172 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay Secondary source of spending on Teacher_Pay What was the secondary source of this money? Supplementing Teacher's pay 7 177 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Secondary source of spending on Other Secondary source of spending on Other Secondary source of spending on Other Secondary source of spending on Other Secondary source of spending on Other What was the secondary source of this money? Other 16 168 1 BESSIP 2 PTA 3 GRZ 4 ZAMSIF 5 Chruch/NGO 6 Donors 7 Others 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient Was expenditure on Textbooks sufficient Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs? Textbooks 88 96 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient Was expenditure on Chalk sufficient Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs? Chalk & other educational materials 158 26 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient Was expenditure on Infrastructure sufficient Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs? Rehabilitation of school infrastructure 94 90 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient Was expenditure on Extra-Curricular sufficient Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs? Sports, Music and Drama Activities 143 41 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient Was expenditure on Utilities sufficient Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs? Utilities (electricity, phone, water) 60 124 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient Was expenditure on Teacher_Pay sufficient Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs? Supplementing Teacher's pay 51 133 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Was expenditure on Other sufficient Was expenditure on Other sufficient Was expenditure on Other sufficient Was expenditure on Other sufficient Was expenditure on Other sufficient Was this expenditure sufficient to meet the schools current needs? Other 88 96 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Main problem: first Main problem: first Main problem: first Main problem: first Main problem: first Please list the three main problems affecting the delivery of education in this school. 183 Absenteeism of pupils. Accommodation for staff Books are not delivere in time and are not adequate Classroom blocks Classrooms and officers lick during the rainy season hence it becomes difficult Critical Shortage of teachers Critical Shortage of teachers accommodation (No houses) Critical shortage of teachers DEO has no big vehicle for delivery of material to several schools Dellays in receiving education materials Distance form the DEO's Office Distance from the headquartrs (Lusaka) Double class allowance is not paid During rainy season there is absenteeism due to farming and flooding Eratic water supply Fewer infrastructure and teachers Financial problems due to the introduction of free education Financial resources are limited leading to lack of learning materials Government grant is far too little Human Resources (Teacher) Hunger and lack coming of pupils Inadequate Funding Inadequate classrooms and staff infrastructure Inadequate dunding Inadequate funding Inadequate funding from the government Inadequate learning and teaching materials Inadequate of teachers Inadequate teachers accommodation Inadequate teaching and learning materials Inadeuqate accommodation for teachers, the ones available are in a very poor sta Indequate infrastructure e.g clasrooms, teachers houses and toilets Insufficient Funding Insufficient and poor teachers houses Insufficient education material for bothe teachers and pupils Insufficient educational materials Insufficient funding Insufficient funds to meet day to day running expenses Insufficient learning and teaching materials, not enough funds for proper runing Insufficient number of classrooms Insufficient teachers Insufficient teachig and learning materials Insufficient teaching and learning aids Insufficient teaching and learning materials, limited seating capacity Insufficient text books Insufficient text books and desks Lac of adequate financial resources Lack of Finances Lack of Staff accommodation Lack of accommodation for teachers Lack of accommodation leadign to understaffing Lack of adequate funds from the Government Lack of adequate teaching and learning materials Lack of adequate teaching materials Lack of classroom accommodation Lack of classroom accommodation and office furniture Lack of classroom and staff accommodation Lack of desks and office furniture Lack of educational materials and desks Lack of funds . Even if funds were available it was impossible to fulfil promise Lack of funds to run school programs Lack of learning materials Lack of school pupil requisites Lack of staff accommodation Lack of sufficient financies Lack of support from the government (teaching resources) Lack of teachers to effectively deliver the serivces Lack of teachers' accommodation Lack of teaching and learning materials Lack of teaching ans learning materials Lack of teaching ans learning materials such as books Lack of teaching materials Lack of teaching staff Lack of teahcing material, hence affecting the teaching process Lack of transport Lack of water supply and transport Lack supply of books from Headquarters to the DEO's office Late delivery of mail to the school Learning and teaching material Low salaries and poor conditions of service Materials are not delivered as promised by Government to supply schools Negative attitude by the community and no accommodation for teachers No permanent stractures e.g classrooms, teachers houses No electricity or Solar power to enable teachers prepare for next days work No enough teachers since those employed by PTA are no more No enough classrooms No motivation for teachers because of delayed salaries No reliable transport to use for delivery of educational materials No staff accommodation, classrooms and other buildings No support from Government since it’s a private school No teachers accommodation No teachers at all No teaching and learning materials e.g textbooks, pupils booksetc No teaching materials in the school No toilets No transport Non availability of text and pupils books Not enough teachers Not having money, teaching and learning materials Over enrollment due to government policy of 7 years free educatuib. Parents are too poor to support their children Parents don’t put effort to their pupils education Poor conditions of service, no morale Poor Staffing Poor attendance of pupils at school and water problem Poor conditions of service for teachers, hence frustrated Poor educational materials and school is far away from DEO's office Poor funding from the Central Governent Poor funding hence lack of school teaching material Poor infrastructure Poor learning environment (classrooms and desks) Poor management Poor staffing and late delivery ofn teaching materials Poor staffing and teaching materials Poverty and Mulnutrition in most families Pupils absenteeism Pupils mostly come late for school School requisites are not available in newly opened Basic Schools School staffing is insufficient Shortage of staff Shortage of accommodation at the school, teachers are forced to walk long distan Shortage of accommodation for teachers Shortage of classroome and educational materials Shortage of classrooms Shortage of permanent teachers and need new classroom block 1x3 block Shortage of staff Shortage of staff and accommodation Shortage of staff houses which has led to inadequate teachers Shortage of teachers Shortage teachers Shortages of staff in the school Silapidated infrastructure since the buildings were built in the eare 1940s no m Staff shortfall Teachers accommodation Teachers are not adequate compared to the number of classes at the school Teachers' accommodation is inadequate Text books are not enough The Socio/Economic factors I.e orphans due to AIDs, Finances, Water The delay in receiving the grant makes the start of school very difficult The road ia impassable hence making it impossible for the school to obtain educa The school had only two teachers (headteacher inclusive) making it impossible to The school has 16 classes against 4 classrooms this has created a problem in org The school has grown bigger but the source of water is poor The school has not been rehabilitated ever since it was built, parents prefer to The school is lacking teaching staff The school is understaffed, all the toilets are not functionning The school is very understaffed The shortage of text books Too many changes in cirriculum cet up within a short period of time Too many problems amongst teachers and pupils, ei.g illnesses, attending funeral Transport Transport - lack of funds and breakdown Transport costs of delivering materials Transport problem from the District Centre Type of materials are too advanced for the pupils om the rural areas. There is Under staffed Under staffed - there is a generla alck of teachers Under staffing Under staffing a the moment there are only two teachers Understaffed due to lack of accommodation Vandalism Water and Sanitation We do not have enough teachers houses We do not have enough teachers, hand books and textbooks for pupils We need at least three female teachers as role models lack of desks lack of educational materials lack of furniture for pupils and not enough text books and learning mateirals lack of material support by parents because majority of parents are non workers lack of teaching material lack of teaching material in the upper basic lack of teaching materials and the learning environment in some classes is not c Main problem: second Main problem: second Main problem: second Main problem: second Main problem: second Please list the three main problems affecting the delivery of education in this school. 182 .Circular No. 3 - 2002 dated 15th March 2002 from the Permanent Secretary Minist A bank is needed in the district, teachers have to walk long distances to the ba A big number of pupils are orphans who live with aged guidanians who can't affor Absence of teachers due to illnesses and unknown reasons Accommodation for teachers has resulted in the shortage of teachers BESSIP finding is not enough to meet requirement for the school Bad road Children come from distant places hence they tend to give up especially girls Classroom blocks not enough Communication Communication breakdown between the offices and the school Community have negative attitude towards education Delapidated infrastructure Demand for school places is very high. Forced to over enroll Desks are not sufficient Desks/furniture Dilapidated infrastructure Distance from School (transport) Early marriages is a big problem, government should make some laws to discourage Economic hardship within the local commuity Education Materials Enrollement of is low Few teachers due to AIDs pandemic and accommodation problems Fewer teachers Financial constraints Financial problems Financial resources Frequent transfers of teachers Good furniture and maintenance no money to maintane th buildings Government grant is far too little to run the school High death rates Inability by parents to meet educational needs of their children due to high lev Inadequate accommodation Inadequate allowances to bust morale Inadequate classrooms and staff houses Inadequate desks, chairs and tables Inadequate educational materials and No laboratory for grades 8 and 9 Inadequate funds for school requirements to curter for the increase popualtion o Inadequate furniture at school Inadequate learning/teaching materials Inadequate pupils desks and teachers chairs and tables Inadequate staff Inadequate supply of teaching and learning materials Inadequate teaching and learning materials Inadequate teahing and learning mateirals Income base is very limited, unable to buy school requisites, servicing of water Indequate education materials Infrastructure (not enough) Infrastructure is poor, there are no desks no soft boards Insufficient financial assistance from the Ministry of Education Insufficient classrooms Insufficient funds for capacity building programmes (training) Insufficient funds for rehabilitation, construction and transport Insufficient infrastructure Insufficient man Power teaching staff Insufficient teaching aids Insufficient teaching and reading material especially for grade 7,6,and 5 Insuffienceint teaching materials Introduction of free education has brought a lot of problems for the school as i Lack of educational materials, such as teaching aids and text bokks Lack of Security Guards Lack of accommodation for teachers Lack of accommodation, wall fence, the school is neare three tarvens Lack of allowances for teachers at all levels, accommodation and financial and m Lack of district inspector for the district Lack of educatio materials Lack of educational material due to communication Lack of educational materials Lack of educational materials such as text books and desks Lack of food, Most pupils come from poor families, they can not afford three mea Lack of infrastructure like classes Lack of money to develop the school Lack of moral support from the communitynandmotivation of teahcing staff from th Lack of teachers accommodation and solar power Lack of teachers e.g I have six classes without teachers Lack of teachers to meet the number of classes Lack of teaching and learning materials Lack of teaching materials Lack of teahers houses Lack of technical staff Lack of text books Lack of trained staff for senor classes Lack of visual and audio aids Lakc of accommodation and no renumeration is paid e.g travel leave benefits, sal Limited financial resources Limited staff accommodation Litle allocation of funds to the DEO's office to facilitate delivery of educatio Low salaries for teachers and no incentives Materials sent do not reach schools e.g desks making pupils sit on the floor wh Money receieved from Government and PTA is not enough to meet school demands Most pulpils lack concentration In class because of hunger and health problems b Most pupils have become bread winners in their families e.g they go selling ite Most pupils have to walk a long wy to come to school Motivating treachers threough incentives Negative atitude towards education by some parents Negative attitude by both parents and pupils No Propsoer school infrastructure No accommodation hence shortage of teachers No better source of water No enough educational materials like teahing and learning aids in general No equipment for Home Economics and Industrial Arts No laboratory in the school which could be used by the upper basic No library for research work or reading No materials (Teacher's guide for certain subjects) No nearby and safe water source No proper infrastructure No proper school infrastructure No secondary school nearby making it difficult for students after grade seven No security in the school, making it easy for theives to pounce any time No staffng No storeroom No teaching and learning materials No teaching materials No water , the only bore hole broke down Non delivery of texbooks Non payment of allowances to teachers which leads to teachers being less motivat PEO's office takes too lonmg to send material to school through the DEOs office Parents are poor Parents in the community have negative attitudes towards education because he ma Parrents too illeterate to encourage their children Political appeasement on cost sharing Poor Road Poor accommodation Poor accommodation for membere of staff Poor co-operation with the community Poor conditions of service Poor conditions of service hence no mortivation Poor funding and lack of eduationa materials for upper grades Poor infrastructure and inadequate houses for teachers Poor infrastructure due to lack of repairs and long distance to the DEO's offic Poor infrastructure in the school leading to health problems, with very little m Poor sanitation Poor staffing Poor state of classroom Povert is afectign the delivery of education due to massive dropout and absentie Poverty and social problems have made people tp lose interest in education Problems of furniture, HE Tools and Industrial Arts Tools Pupils are enrolled when they are already too old Releasing of funds are delayed (BESSIP) School Furniture School is understaffed with only two teachers for two years Serious shortage of rooms, desks, qalified manpower to handle the Basic classes Shortage of accommodation for teachers Shortage of classroom accommodation Shortage of classroom blocks Shortage of classrooms since some of the rooms are condenmed to be used by the p Shortage of furniture (Desks, tables and chairs Shortage of staff Shortage of teachers Shortage of teachers' houses Special education unit is equally big Staff probem Teacher are asked to pay at workshoped which are funded by donors. Someties we Teacher parent communication poor Teachers are frustrated no accommodation Teachers get very little money Teaching and learning materials not enough The insufficient fundig doesn’t meet the required school requisities The road to this school becomes impassable during the rainy season. Sometimes p The school is too open, it can easily be vandalised by passas bye The teaching materials especially text books are not enough There is no adequate funding to cater for exam materials and the numerous sport Transport Problems Transport from the school to the DEO's office has a great effect on the delivery Transport to Isoka when collecting salaries Udestaffing Under staffing Understaffing and lack of teachers and pupils accommodation Unmotivated teaching staff, with so many problems e.g lack of accommodation , un Very little support is rendered to the school by the Ministry, communityn and w We don’t have enough teacherss We face communication problems inadequate teaching and learning materials lack of furniture for bothe pupils and teachers lack of teaching materials, especially R.E and Social Studies material ordered not in stock o elactricity for easy preparation of work at night pupils absteeism resulting from poverty Main problem: third Main problem: third Main problem: third Main problem: third Main problem: third Please list the three main problems affecting the delivery of education in this school. 177 Adverse economic conditions and depreciation of the kwacha has reduced donor ca Beuracracy (Red Tape Burglary Classrooms need rehabilitation Cost of material is high and the money received is not enough Critical shortage of teachers accommodation Dilapidated classrooms Distance Donor should supervise their projects directly if the standard in the country ar During second term of every year boys tend to go fishing in the various camps he Early marriages in ace sof girl child, girl get married at the ages of 12 and 13 Education materials and poor infrastructure Equipment - Science kit, sports kit Few classrooms Few teachers Grant of 3 million not enough, we need about 10 million High poverty levels among the community Ignorance (Parents do not encourage and assist children in school work and atten Inadequate accommodation cupled with poor maintenance Inadequate accomodation Inadequate desks and staff Inadequate infrastructure Inadequate infrastructure, no lab, no H.E, No Industrial arts Inadequate staff Inadequate staff and poor teachers accommodation Inadequate teaching and learning materials Inadequate teaching materials Infrastructure of the school is not pleasing Insufficient classrooms - we have only 5 classrooms instead of 9 Insufficient desks for the pupils Insufficient learning nad teaching materials Insufficient teaching ans learning materialls Insufficient teaching materials Insufficinet teaching and learning materials L;ack of Staffroom and transport Lack of teachers' accommodation Lack of accommodation Lack of accommodation and the school is very far and ther is no ready transport Lack of accommodation fotr staff Lack of acommodation Lack of classroom accommodatrion for laboratoeis, classroooms, home economics, s Lack of classroomss Lack of educational and teaching materials and transport to and from Mpongwe Lack of electricity in school and teacher's houses Lack of equipment in practical subjects like Home Economics Lack of land for practical lessons e.g agriculture science and production unit Lack of motivation for members of staff Lack of motivation to teachers due to low salary and late payments Lack of power (Electricity/Solar) Lack of reliable transport to and from DEO's offices Lack of role models frm community surrounding the school Lack of stationery machines such as typewriter, photocopier machines and compute Lack of storage facilities Lack of teacher motivatiopn by the Ministry of education Lack of teachers, poor infrastructure, lack of learing materials really affects Lack of teaches accommodation the school only has 11 houses against 32 teachers Lack of teaching and learning materials Lack of teaching materials Lack of teaching materials e.g text books especially at secondary section Lack of teaching materisls e.g manilla papers, filter pens and text books affect Lack of transport by the Ministry of Education must be ruled out, lack of text b Lack of water due to old blolcked pipes Lack school transport Lacl of teacher due to indequate accommodation Lakc of classroom accommodation Lakc of electricity Less infrastructure e.g. classrooms, leading to overcrowding in classes Less materials Loans, funeral grants, poor state of classrooms Low academic performance due to long walking distances and hunger Low morale among teachers because of poor salaries and no housing allowance Low teacher's slaalries More orphans who as unable to pay PTA funds Most parents do not encourage their children to come to school thus, their child Most pupils have negative attitude towards school, as a result most pupils don' Negative attitude by the community towards eduatio ladig to a lot of dropouts Negative attitude of the community towards teachers as they look at them as pove Negative community participation in developmental projects, No toilets, eratic No Electricity No adequate furniture, teachers houses classrooms No electricity No enough desks No facilities for teaching science and other practical subjects No incentives for teachers as they teach more than they are supposed to No infrastructure No laboratory or industrial art rooms No library facilities, therefore children in the school are not exposed to readi No sports equipment No teaching materials e.g text books No transport or road network No transport, the school is far away for collection of materials from DEOs offic No water and electricity at the school Non availabil;ity of learning and teachin aids Non availabilit of teaching materials in schools None payment of PTA fees Not enough books/desks for the pupils Over enrollement making it difficult for teachers Over enrollment Parent teachers relationships is not all that good. Parents need their pupils to get motivated at early stage Paying of general workers employed by the PTA Poor accommodation Poor condition of service and meagre salaries for teachers Poor conditions of service for teachers Poor infrastructure Poor infrastructure (buildings) Poor infrastructure (very poor) Poor infrastructure need renovation Poor infrastrusture, No library, science laboratory, home economics classroom Poor sanitation, delapidated building and desks not conducive to learning Poor state of building (infrastructure) Poverty and orphanage is a big problem in the area Pupils absenteeism Pupils who live in far away places do not come to school every day Salaries are just too low and late payments demoralises the teachers School has no furniture School is also facing financial problems School needs to be rehabilitated and upgraded to basic school School textbooks Scrapping of PTA funds has brought a lot of problems since it used to supplement Short supply of teaching and learnng materials Shortage of VIP latrines Shortage of materials Shortage of school buildings and transport problem Shortage of staff houses and power Shortage of staff leading to higher work loads for teachers because of shortage Shortage of teachers Shortage of teachers and teachers accommodation Shortage of teaching and learning materials Shortage of text books Social Problems (parents are being paid) Special rooms limited I.e for optionals Staffing is a problem, there are only two teachers against 7 classes Staffing, currently terchers over strech resulting in pupils not getting enough Teacher motivation factor Teachers accommodation Teachers are poorly paid hence not mortivated Teachers long illnesses Teaching and l;earning materials are not enough Teaching of children is still a problems because of not having enough text book The comminity has a lot of apathy in community participation The community is poverty striken hence pupils do not attend lessons regularly, t The desks are not enough to cater for all the pupils The genral approach to education by most pupils leaves much to be desired becaus The re-introduction of free education has bropught a lot of suffering because th The school has no enough funds for operational purposes The school lacks financial support, especially after the introduction of free ed The sharig of school material and grants are not done according to size of schoo The shortage of staff and shortage of furniture and communication (e.g phones) There is a shortage of staff accommodation ther is no borehole at school. Teach Too many female teachers who are not regular in attendance Transport (vehicle) to be used for collecting teaching and learning materials Transport for teachers Transport problems which leads to the school; not getting materials on time Understaffing Vandalism Very few class rooms Very few desks to carter for all grades Very poor infrastructure/buildings Water situation is eratic Water source is realy a problem as the school does not have its own source We don’t have enough learning and teaching materials Work in the farms is disturbing the education of pupils community is not very coorperative finances are not enough to run the school funds inadequate accommodation for member sof staff, which discourages teachers to com inadequate teaching and learning materials lack f science laboratory lack of adeqaute sanitation lack of skilled manpower low marale among teachers school infrastructure is very poor and no teachers houses School Code School Code School Code School Code School Code 2233 Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code 2233 Unique Teacher ID Unique Teacher ID Unique Teacher ID Unique Teacher ID Unique Teacher ID 2233 teacher gender teacher gender teacher gender teacher gender teacher gender Gender 2207 26 1 Male 2 Female 11 .R Grades Taught 2002: 1 Grades Taught 2002: 1 Grades Taught 2002: 1 Grades Taught 2002: 1 Grades Taught 2002: 1 Current grade(s) being taught 2153 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss Grades Taught 2002: 2 Grades Taught 2002: 2 Grades Taught 2002: 2 Grades Taught 2002: 2 Grades Taught 2002: 2 Current grade(s) being taught 184 2049 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss Grades Taught 2002: 3 Grades Taught 2002: 3 Grades Taught 2002: 3 Grades Taught 2002: 3 Grades Taught 2002: 3 Current grade(s) being taught 21 2212 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 Sysmiss Grades Taught 2001: 1 Grades Taught 2001: 1 Grades Taught 2001: 1 Grades Taught 2001: 1 Grades Taught 2001: 1 Grade(s) taught during 2001 604 1629 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss Grades Taught 2001: 2 Grades Taught 2001: 2 Grades Taught 2001: 2 Grades Taught 2001: 2 Grades Taught 2001: 2 Grade(s) taught during 2001 63 2170 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Sysmiss Grades Taught 2001: 3 Grades Taught 2001: 3 Grades Taught 2001: 3 Grades Taught 2001: 3 Grades Taught 2001: 3 Grade(s) taught during 2001 15 2218 2 3 4 6 7 9 Sysmiss Teacher Absent Today Teacher Absent Today Teacher Absent Today Teacher Absent Today Teacher Absent Today Is this teacher absent from work today? 2141 92 1 Yes 2 No 11 .R Teaching Time Teaching Time Teaching Time Teaching Time Teaching Time 2166 67 1 Morning Only 2 Afternoon Only 3 Morning and Afternoon 11 .R School Code School Code School Code School Code School Code 183 Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender What is your gender? 183 1 Male 2 Female Age Age Age Age Age What is your age? 183 26 58 26 28 29 30 31 32 33 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province What is your place of birth? Province 183 CENTRAL COPPERBELT EASTERN LUAPULA LUSAKA NORTH-WESTERN NORTHERN SOUTHERN WESTERN Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District What is your place of birth? District 182 CENTRAL CHADIZA CHAMA CHIENGI CHINGOLA CHINSALI CHIPATA CHOMA CHONGWE ISOKA KABWE KALABO KALOMO KAPUTA KASAMA KASEMPA KATETE KAWAMBWA KITWE LIVINGSTONE LUANSHYA LUFWANYAMA LUNDAZI LUSAKA LUWINGU MAMBWE MANSA MASAITI MAZABUKA MBALA MONGU MONZE MPIKA MPONGWE MPOROKOSO MUFULIRA MUMBWA MUNGWI MWANSABOMBWE MWEMSE MWENSE MWINILUNGA NAKONDE NAMWALA NCHELENGE NDOLA NYIMBA PETAUKE SAMFYA SENANGA ZAMBEZI Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group What ethnic group do you belong to? 182 ALUR BEMBA BISA CHEWA CHEWE ILA KAONDE KUNDA LALA LAMBA LAMBYA LIMA LOZI LUCHAZI LUNDA LUNGU MAMBWE NAMWANGA NGONI NGUMBO NSENGA SALA SENGA SWAKA TABWA TONGA TUMBUKA USHI Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Are you currently married? If 1 skip to 7 183 1 Single 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Separated/Divorced 10 Not Applicable Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education What is your spouse’s level of education? 165 18 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home How many children do you have living with you? 183 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing What type of housing do you live in? IF (1,3,4,5) skip to 10 183 1 Own house 2 Accomodation provided by School 3 Accomodation provided by Community 4 Rented House/Appartment 5 Other Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides What kind of housing does the school provide for you? 112 71 1 Own Teacher's House 2 Shared housing with other teachers 3 Not living in teacher's housing 4 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home How long does it take for you to get to the school from home? 183 1 Less than 15 Minutes 2 15 Minutes to 30 Minutes 3 30 Minutes to 1 Hour 4 More than 1 Hour Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Does the community provide any land for your use? 183 1 Yes 2 No Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Sometimes we or our families are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency? If 2skip to 16 183 1 Yes 2 No Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency How many working days off did you have to take off as a result? 60 123 1 26 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 14 20 21 26 101 .N Sysmiss Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency What kind of emergency was it? If 2,3,4 or 5 skip to 16 61 122 1 Own Illness 2 Illness of Others 3 School Emergency 4 Funeral 5 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified Type of Emergeency: Specified What kind of emergency was it? Other Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness If it was own illness, where were you treated for the illness? 14 169 1 Treatment at home/No Treatment 2 Local Health Centre 3 Health Center in Nearby Town 4 Health Centre Elsewhere 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Were you obliged to take time off during the {last month} as a result of any official work (such as workshops)? If 2 skip to Section II 183 1 Yes 2 No Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work How many working days did you take off as a result? 183 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 14 21 24 30 Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work What kind of work was required? 112 71 1 Meeting 2 Workshop 3 File Request/Complaint 4 Obtain school/office provisions 5 Collecting Salary 6 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Years How many years were you a teacher before becoming a Head-teacher? Years 183 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 33 Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months Time Teacher prior to becoming Head: Months How many years were you a teacher before becoming a Head-teacher? Months 183 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Last Post: Province Where was your last post before coming here? Province 183 99 CENTRAL COPPERBELT EASTERN LUAPULA LUSAKA NORTH WESTERN NORTH-WESTERN NORTHERN SOUTHERN WESTERN Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Last Post: District Where was your last post before coming here? District 183 99 CHADIZA CHAMA CHILILABOMBWE CHILUBI CHINGOLA CHINSALI CHIPATA CHOMA ISOKA KABWE KAFUE KALALUSHI KALULUSHI KAPUTA KASAMA KASEMPA KATETE KAWAMBWA KITWE LIVINGSTONE LUANGWA LUANSHYA LUFWANYAMA LUMPUMA LUNDAZI LUSAKA LUWINGA LUWINGU MAMBWE MASAITI MAZABUKA MBALA MONGU MPIKA MPONGWE MPOROKOSO MPULUNGU MUFULIRA MUNGWI NAKONDE NDOLA NYIMBA PETAUKE SAMFYA SOLWEZI Time Head: Years Time Head: Years Time Head: Years Time Head: Years Time Head: Years How long have you been the head of the school? Years 183 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 19 Time Head: Months Time Head: Months Time Head: Months Time Head: Months Time Head: Months How long have you been the head of the school? Months 183 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level What is the highest level of education you have attained? 183 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years How many years of preservice training have you had? 183 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your teacher training? 183 1 Yes 2 No Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training? If 2 skip to 6 182 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training? 98 85 1 Advanced Primary Certificate 2 Primary Teacher's Degree 3 Secondary Teacher's Diploma 4 Secondary Teacher's Degree 5 Special Education Certificate 6 Student Trainee 7 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Have you had any Education management training? If 2 skip to 8 183 1 Yes 2 No Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training When did you have this training? 103 80 1981 2002 1981 1983 1984 1990 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 1 What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher? 179 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 Sysmiss Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 2 What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher? 173 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 3 What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher? 151 32 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 4 What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher? 108 75 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5 Grades Taught Prior to Becoming Head: 5 What were the main grades you taught before becoming a head-teacher? 88 95 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 Sysmiss Time Spent Teaching: Hours Time Spent Teaching: Hours Time Spent Teaching: Hours Time Spent Teaching: Hours Time Spent Teaching: Hours How many hours do you teach {every day} on average? 183 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Time Spent Teaching: Minutes Time Spent Teaching: Minutes Time Spent Teaching: Minutes Time Spent Teaching: Minutes Time Spent Teaching: Minutes How many hours do you teach {every day} on average? 183 55 10 12 15 20 30 32 33 40 45 55 Times taught Times taught Times taught Times taught Times taught At what times of the day do you teach? 152 31 1 Morning Only 2 Afternoon Only 3 Morning and Afternoon Both 4 Don't Teach At All Sysmiss Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit When was the last time you were visited by a standards officer? 147 36 1973 2002 1973 1976 1979 1982 1983 1984 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary How much is your {monthly} net salary as the head teacher of this school? (Give the actual pay received.) 183 140822 2000000 140822 185000 191000 195000 199000 210000 219000 223000 223653 227000 228000 232000 232867 238000 239158 240000 247000 247460 249000 250000 251000 252000 252978 253000 255225 256000 257000 257243 258000 260000 261000 264000 268000 270000 273000 274000 276000 277000 280000 281427 282000 282200 284000 285000 289000 290000 290201 292000 293000 294467 295000 297000 297826 298000 299000 300000 302000 302335 303000 304000 306000 307000 308000 310000 310871 312000 315000 317000 318000 319000 320000 323000 324000 326000 328000 329000 330000 331800 333242 334000 341818 345000 350000 350732 351000 354000 356000 357395 360000 362275 364000 365000 368000 370000 374000 375000 386576 392428 395000 400000 411915 413095 416302 422000 435000 435706 440000 449515 450000 452000 455820 460000 481000 482000 491000 498000 500000 508000 550000 581862 585000 600000 616000 681391 714000 721000 2000000 APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances? APU/Open Class Allowance If No Allowances skip to 6 183 1 Yes 2 No Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances? Double Class Allowance If No Allowances skip to 6 183 1 Yes 2 No Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances? Housing Allowance If No Allowances skip to 6 183 1 Yes 2 No Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances? Hardship Allowance If No Allowances skip to 6 183 1 Yes 2 No Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances? Subsistence Allowance If No Allowances skip to 6 183 1 Yes 2 No Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances? Student Trainee Allowance If No Allowances skip to 6 183 1 Yes 2 No Other Allowances Other Allowances Other Allowances Other Allowances Other Allowances Apart from your salary do you also receive any allowances? Other Allowance If No Allowances skip to 6 183 1 Yes 2 No Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} APU/Open Class Allowance 15 168 10000 400000 10000 12000 36000 50000 60000 66000 70000 80000 100000 170000 190000 200000 300000 400000 Sysmiss Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Double Class Allowance 10 173 15000 70000 15000 20000 24000 46000 48000 49000 56000 60000 68363 70000 Sysmiss Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Housing Allowance 183 Sysmiss Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Hardship Allowance 107 76 200000 18000 20000 36000 38000 38855 40000 45000 45899 45900 46000 47000 47022 48000 48412 48435 48600 49000 49643 49946 50000 50420 50421 50777 51000 51132 51400 52000 54000 56000 57000 58000 80000 90000 92000 98000 120000 140000 166000 200000 Sysmiss Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Subsistence Allowance 4 179 80000 100000 80000 95000 100000 Sysmiss Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Student Trainee Allowance 183 Sysmiss Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Other Allowance 50 133 6000 148000 6000 6762 7581 14000 20000 21000 24000 36000 38855 39000 40000 42000 43000 45000 47000 47200 48000 48412 49000 49643 49946 50000 50421 50777 51000 51132 56000 57500 60000 70000 75056 116000 130000 139000 145000 148000 Sysmiss Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} APU/Open Class Allowance 15 168 400000 10000 36000 37000 50000 60000 66000 70000 100000 170000 190000 200000 300000 400000 Sysmiss Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Double Class Allowance 11 172 Sysmiss Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Housing Allowance 183 Sysmiss Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Hardship Allowance 107 76 200000 18000 20000 23000 36000 38000 38855 40000 45000 45899 45900 46000 47000 47022 48000 48412 48435 48600 49000 49643 49946 50000 50420 50421 50777 51000 51132 51400 52000 54000 57000 58000 80000 90000 92000 120000 140000 200000 Sysmiss Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Subsistence Allowance 5 178 95000 95000 Sysmiss Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Student Trainee Allowance 183 Sysmiss Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Other Allowance 50 133 145000 6000 6762 7581 14000 20000 36000 38855 39000 40000 42000 43000 47000 47200 48000 48412 49000 49643 49946 50000 50421 50777 51000 57500 60000 116000 130000 139000 145000 Sysmiss Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Salary 183 12000000 1 2 4 6 7 12 18 24 30 36 42 48 51 72 93 120 12000000 Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? APU/Open Class Allowance 180 3 72 2 3 72 101 .R Sysmiss Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Double Class Allowance 172 11 84 3 11 12 18 24 45 60 84 101 .R Sysmiss Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Housing Allowance 182 1 11 .R Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Hardship Allowance 176 7 120 1 7 9 11 12 19 22 24 31 48 98 120 1001 .R Sysmiss Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Subsistence Allowance 180 3 36 4 6 10 36 101 .R Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Student Trainee Allowance 183 Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowance you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Other Allowance 172 11 108 1 6 11 12 24 36 48 58 60 72 84 85 108 1001 .R Sysmiss Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding? Leave Benefit 178 5 5000000 25000 80000 100000 120000 200000 250000 271000 300000 400000 410000 514000 600000 1000000 1200000 1500000 1800000 2000000 2200000 2300000 2400000 2500000 2600000 3000000 5000000 Sysmiss Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding? Transfer Benefit 180 3 3000000 16000 50000 60000 75000 120000 170000 180000 200000 217958 300000 350000 400000 500000 550000 600000 640000 900000 1248650 1500000 2200000 3000000 Sysmiss Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding? Other Benefits 181 2 3700000 80000 150000 160000 200000 250000 300000 336000 400000 480000 500000 673000 700000 720000 1000000 1100000 1500000 1800000 3000000 3364800 3700000 Sysmiss Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From agriculture If 2 skip to Section IV 183 1 Yes 2 No Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From other wage employment If 2 skip to Section IV 183 1 Yes 2 No Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From teaching outside hours If 2 skip to Section IV 183 1 Yes 2 No Income from business Income from business Income from business Income from business Income from business Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From business If 2 skip to Section IV 183 1 Yes 2 No Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From any other sources If 2 skip to Section IV 183 1 2 percentage of other income percentage of other income percentage of other income percentage of other income percentage of other income As a percentage of your salary as a headteacher, how much extra does these other sources of income give you? 77 106 1 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 11 .N Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken Teacher Absenteeism: Action Taken What action did you take the last time a teacher was absent for an extended period without official clearance? 171 12 1 Not Applicable/No Response 2 None 3 Warned Teacher 4 Referred matter to DEO 5 Asked Teacher to be suspended/transferred 6 Respondent not Head-teacher 7 Other Sysmiss Teachers Left School Teachers Left School Teachers Left School Teachers Left School Teachers Left School Have any teachers left the school in the last year? If 2 skip to 4 178 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 1 What were the main reasons for teachers leaving the school? 129 54 1 Voluntary Transfer 2 Promoted 3 Married 4 Transferred at Request of Head-Teacher 5 Other Transfer 6 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2 Reasons for Teachers Leaving: 2 What were the main reasons for teachers leaving the school? 60 123 1 Voluntary Transfer 2 Promoted 3 Married 4 Transferred at Request of Head-Teacher 5 Other Transfer 6 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Number of Teachers who have died Number of Teachers who have died Number of Teachers who have died Number of Teachers who have died Number of Teachers who have died How many teachers passed away in the last year? 183 1 2 3 4 5 Do pupils attend regularly Do pupils attend regularly Do pupils attend regularly Do pupils attend regularly Do pupils attend regularly Would you say that pupils attend classes regularly? 183 1 Yes 2 No 3 Seasonal Do boys attend regularly Do boys attend regularly Do boys attend regularly Do boys attend regularly Do boys attend regularly How would you characterize the attendance of boys over the course of the year? 181 2 1 Very High 2 High 3 Moderate 4 Intermediate 5 Moderate 6 Low Sysmiss Do girls attend regularly Do girls attend regularly Do girls attend regularly Do girls attend regularly Do girls attend regularly How would you characterize the attendance of girls over the course of the year? 183 1 Very High 2 High 3 Moderate 4 Intermediate 5 Moderate 6 Low Times of Low Attendance during year Times of Low Attendance during year Times of Low Attendance during year Times of Low Attendance during year Times of Low Attendance during year Are there particular times of the year when attendance is low? 182 1 1 No 2 Yes, rainy season 3 Yes, harvest season 4 Yes, planting season 5 Yes, cold season 6 Other Sysmiss Times of Low Attendance: Specific Times of Low Attendance: Specific Times of Low Attendance: Specific Times of Low Attendance: Specific Times of Low Attendance: Specific Are there particular times of the year when attendance is low? Other 12 5 99 During February due to hunger Opening time Towards exam time When paying fees periods When teachers are not available salt making period Any students suspended for absenteeism Any students suspended for absenteeism Any students suspended for absenteeism Any students suspended for absenteeism Any students suspended for absenteeism Have you suspended any students for absenteeism in the last term? 182 1 1 2 Sysmiss Reasons for low attendance among boys: First Reasons for low attendance among boys: First Reasons for low attendance among boys: First Reasons for low attendance among boys: First Reasons for low attendance among boys: First What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly? 179 4 1 Needed: Siblings 2 Needed:Chores 3 Needed: Parents 4 Own Illness 5 Lack of Food 6 No Company 7 Needed:Water/Firewood 8 Other Sysmiss Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second Reasons for low attendance among boys: Second What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly? 103 80 1 Needed: Siblings 2 Needed:Chores 3 Needed: Parents 4 Own Illness 5 Lack of Food 6 No Company 7 Needed:Water/Firewood 8 Other Sysmiss Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third Reasons for low attendance among boys: Third What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly? 40 143 1 Needed: Siblings 2 Needed:Chores 3 Needed: Parents 4 Own Illness 5 Lack of Food 6 No Company 7 Needed:Water/Firewood 8 Other Sysmiss Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified What are the typical reasons for boys not attending school regularly? 122 Attitude of parents towards education is negative Bad company, financial problems in their homes Beer drinking,dagga smoking Boys are mostly too playful Boys are playful, financial constraints Business, poverty Culture of education is negative. Distance to school is long Distractions in town Don t appreciate education. Early marriages Economic reasons (finances) Entertainment Farming, charcoal burning Fearing bullies Fees Financial problems Fishing Go out to do piecework to raise money to pay fees. Guardians cannot afford to support them. Home-related issues Hunting for birds Labour in the market piecework Lack of encouragement Lack of financial support ,no books ,pencils Lack of financial support, lack of financial suppo Lack of material Lack of requirements for school. Laziness Laziness and ignorance Laziness, initiation Live very far. Long distance Need to help parents sell commodities Negligence No encouragement from parents No financial support No funding No money Non payment of fees PLAYING Parents do not encourage children Playful, watching videos Playing Playing, piecework Poverty River flooding School for girls Selling, vending Sent on business erands Sent to sell things Some parents see no reason to send their children They go looking for learning materials Watching video games Work to earn money for home business distance and cold,lack of funds. early marriages engage in business to raise money entertainment entertainment and lack of money finances financial problems fishing fishing and hunting fishing and marketing fishing and mat making floods funerals go fishing,no clothes go into fish business go to sell goods hunting join nyau dances lack of finances lack of financial support lack of interest lack of motivation from parents laziness marriage marrige negative attitude towards education. no money,peer pressure parents do not value education parents do not value education. planting season playful playfull poverty poverty,lack of school necessities pupils attend classes regularly reedmaking,fishing taken to fishing camps by parents to playful too playful vending video shows watching the train and catching caterpillars would rather go fishing and hunting. Reasons for low attendance among girls: First Reasons for low attendance among girls: First Reasons for low attendance among girls: First Reasons for low attendance among girls: First Reasons for low attendance among girls: First What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly? 180 3 1 Needed: Siblings 2 Needed:Chores 3 Needed: Parents 4 Own Illness 5 Lack of Food 6 No Company 7 Menstruation 8 Other Sysmiss Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second Reasons for low attendance among girls: Second What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly? 127 56 1 Needed: Siblings 2 Needed:Chores 3 Needed: Parents 4 Own Illness 5 Lack of Food 6 No Company 7 Menstruation 8 Other Sysmiss Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third Reasons for low attendance among girls: Third What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly? 54 129 1 Needed: Siblings 2 Needed:Chores 3 Needed: Parents 4 Own Illness 5 Lack of Food 6 No Company 7 Menstruation 8 Other Sysmiss Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified Reasons for low attendance among boys: Specified What are the typical reasons for girls not attending schools regularly? 97 Bad company, financial problems, no parental care Being sent to sell Big girls like going out with men. Culture does not favour girl education. Culture does support girl education. Culture in the area does not favour girl education Distractions in town Early marriage Early marriages Early marriages,Lack of financial support Financial constraints, long distances from home Home-related issues Initiation ceremonies Lack of interest Lack of interest in school Lack of seriousness. Laziness Laziness and distance to school too far. Long distance to and from school. No funding,distance. Non payment of fees Not just interested in school Parental encouragement is lacking Parents do not encourage children to go to school. Playful Poverty Pregnancies Pregnancy Pregnancy,early marriages River flooding Some get married Some girls are engaged into small businesses They go to play Too playful,poverty Use them in business When river floods cannot cross. catching caterpillars earlt marriages early marriages engaging in petty business finances financial problems,being playful. fishing floods funerals go fishing,lack of clothes go into business lack of books. lack of finances lack of financesand pregnancis lack of motivation marketing marriage marrige maternity no money parents do not favour girls to come school. peer pressure playful playfull poverty,lack of school necessities pregnancies pregnancy prgnancies prostitution they go fishing. too playful too playful and long distance. too playfull vending Standard Officer Visits Standard Officer Visits Standard Officer Visits Standard Officer Visits Standard Officer Visits We are now going to ask you some questions about your relationship with other institutions that help in the running of this school. First, we will ask you about the DEO and the PEO, and then we are going to ask you about the PTA. Could you please list for us the people you know personally at the DEO’s office. How many visits has a Standards Officer (from DEOs office) made to this school since January 2002? 182 1 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Sysmiss Building Officer Visits Building Officer Visits Building Officer Visits Building Officer Visits Building Officer Visits How many visits has a Buildings Officer (from DEOs office) made to this school since January 2002? 182 1 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Sysmiss Sport Officer Visits Sport Officer Visits Sport Officer Visits Sport Officer Visits Sport Officer Visits How many visits has a Sports Officer (from DEOs office) made to this school since January 2002? 181 2 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Sysmiss Most Recent Official to Visit Most Recent Official to Visit Most Recent Official to Visit Most Recent Official to Visit Most Recent Official to Visit Which official from the DEO’s office visited this school most recently? 176 7 1 DEO 2 Standards Officer 3 Accounts Officer 4 Building Officer 5 Educational Officer 6 Other Sysmiss Times met with DEO since Jan 2002 Times met with DEO since Jan 2002 Times met with DEO since Jan 2002 Times met with DEO since Jan 2002 Times met with DEO since Jan 2002 How many times have you met the ________ since January 2002? Answer for DEO 183 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Times met with PEO since Jan 2002 Times met with PEO since Jan 2002 Times met with PEO since Jan 2002 Times met with PEO since Jan 2002 Times met with PEO since Jan 2002 How many times have you met the ________ since January 2002? Answer for PEO 183 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times DEO visited school since Jan 2002 How many times has ________ visited the school since January 2002? Answer for DEO 183 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002 Times PEO visited school since Jan 2002 How many times has ________ visited the school since January 2002? Answer for PEO 181 2 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Sysmiss Last Visit from DEO: Month Last Visit from DEO: Month Last Visit from DEO: Month Last Visit from DEO: Month Last Visit from DEO: Month When did you last see the ________? Answer for DEO 180 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 12 Sysmiss Last Visit from DEO: Year Last Visit from DEO: Year Last Visit from DEO: Year Last Visit from DEO: Year Last Visit from DEO: Year When did you last see the ________? Answer for DEO 180 3 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Last Visit from PEO: Month Last Visit from PEO: Month Last Visit from PEO: Month Last Visit from PEO: Month Last Visit from PEO: Month When did you last see the ________? Answer for PEO 136 47 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss Last Visit from PEO: Year Last Visit from PEO: Year Last Visit from PEO: Year Last Visit from PEO: Year Last Visit from PEO: Year When did you last see the ________? Answer for PEO 142 41 1990 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Last Visit from DEO: Occasion Last Visit from DEO: Occasion Last Visit from DEO: Occasion Last Visit from DEO: Occasion Last Visit from DEO: Occasion What was the occasion? Answer for DEO 178 5 1 Zonal Meeting 2 Workshop 3 Infrastructure Plans 4 Other School Work 5 Do not remember 6 Other Sysmiss Last Visit from PEO: Occasion Last Visit from PEO: Occasion Last Visit from PEO: Occasion Last Visit from PEO: Occasion Last Visit from PEO: Occasion What was the occasion? Answer for PEO 137 46 1 Zonal Meeting 2 Workshop 3 Infrastructure Plans 4 Other School Work 5 Do not remember 6 Other Sysmiss Direct Cash from DEO this year Direct Cash from DEO this year Direct Cash from DEO this year Direct Cash from DEO this year Direct Cash from DEO this year Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________’s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)? Answer for DEO If 2 skip to 10 182 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Direct Cash from PEO this year Direct Cash from PEO this year Direct Cash from PEO this year Direct Cash from PEO this year Direct Cash from PEO this year Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________’s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)? Answer for PEO If 2 skip to 10 180 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from DEO this year: Reason Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________'s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)? If yes, what was it for? Answer for DEO 22 161 1 School Repair 2 Building Construction 3 Purchase Textbooks 4 Purchase: Educational Materials 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason Direct Cash from PEO this year: Reason Have you received any direct transfers of money from the ________'s office this year (apart from the BESSIP 2 million)? If yes, what was it for? Answer for PEO 3 180 1 School Repair 2 Building Construction 3 Purchase Textbooks 4 Purchase: Educational Materials 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Applied for any transfers from DEO Applied for any transfers from DEO Applied for any transfers from DEO Applied for any transfers from DEO Applied for any transfers from DEO Have you applied for any transfers that the school is eligible for, but that have not been received? Answer for DEO 183 1 Yes 2 No Applied for any transfers from PEO Applied for any transfers from PEO Applied for any transfers from PEO Applied for any transfers from PEO Applied for any transfers from PEO Have you applied for any transfers that the school is eligible for, but that have not been received? Answer for PEO 180 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Decentralization Impact Decentralization Impact Decentralization Impact Decentralization Impact Decentralization Impact In your opinion what impact has decentralisation had on the flow of educational materials/money to the school? (only in decentralized districts)? 90 -Depends on appointed people, flow from DEO to PEO is still poor of money, flow Channel is low. If it were straight from the Ministry, it would shorten the chan Decentralization is only at District level, the impact is that desplining a teac Decision making is easier now because you do not have to wait for the MOE to do Delay of material to school sometimes never come. Delivery of stationary is better. Education materials arrive faster but the money is insufficient.Free education s Educational materials have been taken to the schools. Encouraging because they are able to receive money and materials Flow of material is very slow/bad Flow of money is eratic funding must be improved. Education materials are delay Flow of money is okay except its not enough. Good in that are able to get salaries fromand books from the DEO s office. One n Has improved the flow of materials and money to the school. Has made the school stranded financially Have to see the DEO for Primary School material and the PEO for Secondary School Idea is good but has not reached the standards. There is need for improvement. Idea is good but things are not seen to move the way they are. If they had been given enough money. They would run the school smoothly. The mon Impact is minimal becoz of eratic funding. ,Materials are not enough and take ve Impact is there. But accessing of money to the teacher is not easy. Impacted negatively the money is not taken to the intended schools and instead b Implementation has not been good because very little has been done. No funds hav It has been okay now because they are able to receive money directly fro the DE It has done good. Only that our offices are far from the district thus we don't It has had very little impact It has helped. Many problems can be solved in Ndola. It has improved the allocation of teachers to rural schools. The furniture has b It has not benafitted us in Lusaka. It is hardto get things on time. It has not helped anything. Everything is almost done from the school resources It has not helped because they bring wrong books for example and they don't enqu It has not worked as expected because they have failed to deliver materials unli It has not worked well at this place things take too long to answer the request It has saved time and money and other inconviences that the later programs cause It has united the local community with the school administration. It commits pa It is a better way because money comes straight to the school instead of going t It is cumbersome, there is a lot of bureaucracy. It is good because they are able to receive their money on time. Even complaints It is good but flow of money is poor and little money. It is not bearing the fruits expected. The headshave not been given the powers t It is practically negative but ideally negative.Causes delays in money transfers It is problematic because the schools are not adequately funded with the eradica It is working well. It it positive. It's only that the money and the books are little - average. It's good - although they are not getting money they are supposed to get. Money It's good but funding is not adequate. It's okey. It's easy because you don't waste money transporting materials. The Liked system because previously the community thought the Head and the DEO were Material flow is very slow and money though it comes it is vry slow. Materials are not distributed equally Materials are not forthcoming and the money flow is very bad and inadequate. Money flow is same or worse than period before decentralisation. Money given to schools is not sufficient to meet the requirements. Money is faster to come than before, decentralisation.Educational materials flow N/A Private school No change has been seen despite decentralization No change has been seen. No change in money flow. Educational materials are now coming fast. No change noticed No effect No impact flow is still slow. No impact since this is a Private school. No impact. No effect. No impact. Worse off than before No longer have to travel to Lusaka Not applicable Not much impact except that it is easier to manouver as distance is less now. Not very effective.Too many delays the channel should be straight to the school. Not very successful. Not well executed. Once materials are available, then schools can easily get them but we are not ge Problems are solved faster. Problems of teachers leave and other concerns are mo Provision of materials is working well but as for the money and allowances for Salaries are paid in a more friendly fashion. Flow of information has improved Supplies take longer and we only received the 2 million only once. We received The amount of decentralisation is less. The impact is that it is difficult to r There has been efficiency There hasn't been any improvement on the flow of materials/money and other relat There is a problem in delay of salaries delay in payment of allowances and delay There is an improvement in the flow of materials unlike before decentralisation. There is no significant difference. There is timely delivery of materials than before decentralisation. They haven't seen it work. With the money they are happy but certain things the Things are still slow This is a private school but generally this has brought inefficiency because Hea Very poor, the situation has been worsened Very positively; flow of materials has been faster. We have not seen much change though slight improvement if you want materials as We have not yet seen the fruits of decentralisation. With the change of officers Yes but not very much. Yes the educational materials are now coming fast things have greatly improved. PTA: Tenure PTA: Tenure PTA: Tenure PTA: Tenure PTA: Tenure How long has the PTA been in existence in this school? 181 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss PTA: Times Executive has met PTA: Times Executive has met PTA: Times Executive has met PTA: Times Executive has met PTA: Times Executive has met How many times has the PTA executive met {since January 2002}? 178 5 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Sysmiss PTA: Last Meeting, Month PTA: Last Meeting, Month PTA: Last Meeting, Month PTA: Last Meeting, Month PTA: Last Meeting, Month When did the PTA executive last meet? Month 181 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 Sysmiss PTA: Last Meeting, Year PTA: Last Meeting, Year PTA: Last Meeting, Year PTA: Last Meeting, Year PTA: Last Meeting, Year When did the PTA executive last meet? Year 181 2 2001 2002 Sysmiss PTA: Last Meeting, Location PTA: Last Meeting, Location PTA: Last Meeting, Location PTA: Last Meeting, Location PTA: Last Meeting, Location Where did this meeting take place? 181 2 1 School Building 2 Chairman's house 3 Other Officer's House 4 Other Sysmiss PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location PTA: Last Meeting, Specified Location Where did this meeting take place? Other 3 3 99 school ground PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion PTA: Last Meeting, Occasion What was the occasion? 177 6 1 Emergency 2 Workshop 3 School Infrastructure 4 Other School Work 5 Not sure 6 Other Sysmiss PTA: Number of Men PTA: Number of Men PTA: Number of Men PTA: Number of Men PTA: Number of Men How many men and women are on the PTA executive? 181 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 Sysmiss PTA: Number of Women PTA: Number of Women PTA: Number of Women PTA: Number of Women PTA: Number of Women How many men and women are on the PTA executive? 181 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Sysmiss PTA: Gender of Chair PTA: Gender of Chair PTA: Gender of Chair PTA: Gender of Chair PTA: Gender of Chair Is the chair of the PTA executive a man or a woman? 182 1 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss PTA: Education of Chair PTA: Education of Chair PTA: Education of Chair PTA: Education of Chair PTA: Education of Chair What is the level of education attained by the PTA chair? 178 5 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months PTA: Tenure of Chair, Months How long has he/she been in the present post? 180 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years PTA: Tenure of Chair, Years How long has he/she been in the present post? 180 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss PTA: Wealth of Chair PTA: Wealth of Chair PTA: Wealth of Chair PTA: Wealth of Chair PTA: Wealth of Chair How rich would you say that the chairperson is relative to other parents in the PTA? 181 2 1 Much richer than average 2 Richer than Average 3 Average 4 Less rich than average 5 Much less rich than average Sysmiss PTA: Meeting with all Members PTA: Meeting with all Members PTA: Meeting with all Members PTA: Meeting with all Members PTA: Meeting with all Members How many times have you met all the members of the PTA {this year}? (including the parents not on the executive committee) 181 2 1 1 Time 2 2 Times 3 Three Times 4 More than 3 times 5 None Sysmiss PTA: Fees PTA: Fees PTA: Fees PTA: Fees PTA: Fees How much are the PTA/Community fees? 181 2 103000 1 500 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 7500 8000 9000 10000 12500 14000 15000 17500 20000 24000 25000 28000 30000 31000 32000 40000 41000 45000 46000 50000 72000 73000 81000 103000 Sysmiss PTA: in-kind support? PTA: in-kind support? PTA: in-kind support? PTA: in-kind support? PTA: in-kind support? Does the PTA provide any inkind support (such as textbooks, chalk etc.)? If 2 skip to Section VII 181 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss PTA: Most Important Support PTA: Most Important Support PTA: Most Important Support PTA: Most Important Support PTA: Most Important Support What is the most important support that that PTA provides? 144 39 1 Labor 2 Transport 3 Labor Animals 4 Building Materials 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss PTA: Most Important Support: Specified PTA: Most Important Support: Specified PTA: Most Important Support: Specified PTA: Most Important Support: Specified PTA: Most Important Support: Specified What is the most important support that that PTA provides? Other 24 99 Administration Building maintenance Co-ordinates parents Donations Education materials FINANCIAL Finance Financial Financial help Infrastructure development Moral Nothing they stopped Organising for building Payment of watchmen Payments Provide volunteer teachers Sustainance of orphans building maintenanace logistics for building moulding bricks teacher houses PTA: Provide Labor? PTA: Provide Labor? PTA: Provide Labor? PTA: Provide Labor? PTA: Provide Labor? What other support does the PTA provide? Labour 152 31 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss PTA: Provide Transport? PTA: Provide Transport? PTA: Provide Transport? PTA: Provide Transport? PTA: Provide Transport? What other support does the PTA provide? Transport 160 23 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss PTA: Provide Labor Animals? PTA: Provide Labor Animals? PTA: Provide Labor Animals? PTA: Provide Labor Animals? PTA: Provide Labor Animals? What other support does the PTA provide? Labour animals 159 24 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss PTA: Provide Building Materials? PTA: Provide Building Materials? PTA: Provide Building Materials? PTA: Provide Building Materials? PTA: Provide Building Materials? What other support does the PTA provide? Building Materials 158 25 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss SchoolCode SchoolCode SchoolCode SchoolCode SchoolCode 183 1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 1st Decision Maker: PTA_Fees We are going to ask some questions about problems that arise during the running of the school. We will ask you to tell us who the people making decisions and providing money are. For instance, we may ask you about what happens when a window is broken- who makes the decision that the window be repaired, and who provides money for fixing the window. For each question, please provide the most important and the 2nd most important body/individual for the decision/action. Which of the following have to make the decision to Decide PTA/Community fees 172 11 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees 2nd Decision Maker: PTA_Fees Which of the following have to make the decision to Decide PTA/Community fees 138 45 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees Have you had a case like: PTA_Fees Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Decide PTA/Community fees 174 9 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 1st Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption Which of the following have to make the decision to Exempt a child from PTA fees 161 22 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption 2nd Decision Maker: Fee_Exemption Which of the following have to make the decision to Exempt a child from PTA fees 119 64 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption Have you had a case like: Fee_Exemption Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Exempt a child from PTA fees 170 13 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support 1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support 1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support 1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support 1st Decision Maker: Financial_Support Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy 179 4 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support 2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support 2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support 2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support 2nd Decision Maker: Financial_Support Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy 128 55 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Financial_Support 1st cash source: Financial_Support 1st cash source: Financial_Support 1st cash source: Financial_Support 1st cash source: Financial_Support Which of the following have to provide money for Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy 172 11 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Financial_Support 2nd cash source: Financial_Support 2nd cash source: Financial_Support 2nd cash source: Financial_Support 2nd cash source: Financial_Support Which of the following have to provide money for Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy 82 101 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Financial_Support Have you had a case like: Financial_Support Have you had a case like: Financial_Support Have you had a case like: Financial_Support Have you had a case like: Financial_Support Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Provide financial support to a child who is particularly needy 180 3 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 1st Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide housing for teachers 176 7 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing 2nd Decision Maker: Teacher_Housing Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide housing for teachers 120 63 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Teacher_Housing 1st cash source: Teacher_Housing 1st cash source: Teacher_Housing 1st cash source: Teacher_Housing 1st cash source: Teacher_Housing Which of the following have to provide money for Provide housing for teachers 173 10 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing 2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing 2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing 2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing 2nd cash source: Teacher_Housing Which of the following have to provide money for Provide housing for teachers 89 94 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing Have you had a case like: Teacher_Housing Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Provide housing for teachers 178 5 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 1st Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide more permanent classrooms for students 178 5 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms 2nd Decision Maker: Student_Classrooms Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide more permanent classrooms for students 140 43 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Student_Classrooms 1st cash source: Student_Classrooms 1st cash source: Student_Classrooms 1st cash source: Student_Classrooms 1st cash source: Student_Classrooms Which of the following have to provide money for Provide more permanent classrooms for students 177 6 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms 2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms 2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms 2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms 2nd cash source: Student_Classrooms Which of the following have to provide money for Provide more permanent classrooms for students 120 63 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms Have you had a case like: Student_Classrooms Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Provide more permanent classrooms for students 182 1 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair 1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair 1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair 1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair 1st Decision Maker: Small_Repair Which of the following have to make the decision to Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window 182 1 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair 2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair 2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair 2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair 2nd Decision Maker: Small_Repair Which of the following have to make the decision to Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window 124 59 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Small_Repair 1st cash source: Small_Repair 1st cash source: Small_Repair 1st cash source: Small_Repair 1st cash source: Small_Repair Which of the following have to provide money for Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window 180 3 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Small_Repair 2nd cash source: Small_Repair 2nd cash source: Small_Repair 2nd cash source: Small_Repair 2nd cash source: Small_Repair Which of the following have to provide money for Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window 75 108 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Small_Repair Have you had a case like: Small_Repair Have you had a case like: Small_Repair Have you had a case like: Small_Repair Have you had a case like: Small_Repair Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Repair something that has broken in the school such as the borehole or a window 178 5 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE 182 1 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Textbooks Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE 136 47 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks 1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks 1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks 1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks 1st cash source: Provide_Textbooks Which of the following have to provide money for Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE 180 3 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks 2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks 2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks 2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks 2nd cash source: Provide_Textbooks Which of the following have to provide money for Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE 83 100 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks Have you had a case like: Provide_Textbooks Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Provide textbooks that are in short supply after the allotment from the MOE 181 2 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 1st Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide chalk if it is in short supply 182 1 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk 2nd Decision Maker: Provide_Chalk Which of the following have to make the decision to Provide chalk if it is in short supply 136 47 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Provide_Chalk 1st cash source: Provide_Chalk 1st cash source: Provide_Chalk 1st cash source: Provide_Chalk 1st cash source: Provide_Chalk Which of the following have to provide money for Provide chalk if it is in short supply 181 2 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk 2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk 2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk 2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk 2nd cash source: Provide_Chalk Which of the following have to provide money for Provide chalk if it is in short supply 85 98 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk Have you had a case like: Provide_Chalk Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Provide chalk if it is in short supply 178 5 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 1st Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom Which of the following have to make the decision to Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices 182 1 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom 2nd Decision Maker: Rehab_Classroom Which of the following have to make the decision to Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices 135 48 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom 1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom 1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom 1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom 1st cash source: Rehab_Classroom Which of the following have to provide money for Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices 180 3 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom 2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom 2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom 2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom 2nd cash source: Rehab_Classroom Which of the following have to provide money for Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices 90 93 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom Have you had a case like: Rehab_Classroom Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Rehabilitation of classrooms/offices 180 3 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher Which of the following have to make the decision to Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers 166 17 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Hire_Teacher Which of the following have to make the decision to Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers 112 71 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 1st cash source: Hire_Teacher 1st cash source: Hire_Teacher 1st cash source: Hire_Teacher 1st cash source: Hire_Teacher 1st cash source: Hire_Teacher Which of the following have to provide money for Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers 158 25 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher 2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher 2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher 2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher 2nd cash source: Hire_Teacher Which of the following have to provide money for Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers 60 123 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher Have you had a case like: Hire_Teacher Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Hire an extra teacher to supplement shortage of teachers 177 6 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss 1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 1st Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher Which of the following have to make the decision to Transfer/Suspend a teacher 178 5 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss 2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher 2nd Decision Maker: Suspend_Teacher Which of the following have to make the decision to Transfer/Suspend a teacher 144 39 1 Ministry of Education 2 PEO 3 DEO 4 Head-Teacher 5 Teachers 6 PTA Executive 7 Churches/Donors 8 NGOs 9 Parents 10 Community 11 Other Sysmiss Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher Have you had a case like: Suspend_Teacher Have You had to deal with a case like this in this school? Transfer/Suspend a teacher 180 3 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Textbooks Finally, we would like to ask you some questions about shortages and problems that you have faced in the last year, and how they were dealt with. Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of 179 4 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Textbooks Did you make a request If 1skip next column 179 4 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, month If you made a request, when did you make that request? 160 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year When was request re: Shortage_Textbooks, year If you made a request, when did you make that request? 161 22 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Textbooks succesful Was your request successful? 160 23 1 Fully Successful 2 Partially Successful 3 Not Successful 4 Request Pending 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, first To whom was the request made? 147 36 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Textbooks made to, second To whom was the request made? 44 139 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Textbooks, why not If no request was made, why not? 16 167 1 Requests Not Successful 2 Problem not Serious 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks Was there an issue re: Shortage_Desks Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of 183 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks Did you make a request re: Shortage_Desks Did you make a request If 1skip next column 131 52 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month When was request re: Shortage_Desks, month If you made a request, when did you make that request? 105 78 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year When was request re: Shortage_Desks, year If you made a request, when did you make that request? 121 62 1995 1997 1998 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Desks succesful Was your request successful? 107 76 1 Fully Successful 2 Partially Successful 3 Not Successful 4 Request Pending 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, first To whom was the request made? 95 88 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second Request re: Shortage_Desks made to, second To whom was the request made? 22 161 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not If no request re: Shortage_Desks, why not If no request was made, why not? 22 161 1 Requests Not Successful 2 Problem not Serious 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff Was there an issue re: Shortage_Staff Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of 183 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff Did you make a request re: Shortage_Staff Did you make a request If 1skip next column 137 46 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month When was request re: Shortage_Staff, month If you made a request, when did you make that request? 132 51 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 Sysmiss When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year When was request re: Shortage_Staff, year If you made a request, when did you make that request? 139 44 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful Was your request re: Shortage_Staff succesful Was your request successful? 129 54 1 Fully Successful 2 Partially Successful 3 Not Successful 4 Request Pending 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, first To whom was the request made? 121 62 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second Request re: Shortage_Staff made to, second To whom was the request made? 21 162 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not If no request re: Shortage_Staff, why not If no request was made, why not? 7 176 1 Requests Not Successful 2 Problem not Serious 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff Was there an issue re: LatePayment_Staff Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of 183 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff Did you make a request re: LatePayment_Staff Did you make a request If 1skip next column 150 33 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, month If you made a request, when did you make that request? 73 110 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year When was request re: LatePayment_Staff, year If you made a request, when did you make that request? 92 91 1993 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful Was your request re: LatePayment_Staff succesful Was your request successful? 76 107 1 Fully Successful 2 Partially Successful 3 Not Successful 4 Request Pending 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, first To whom was the request made? 63 120 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second Request re: LatePayment_Staff made to, second To whom was the request made? 10 173 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not If no request re: LatePayment_Staff, why not If no request was made, why not? 65 118 1 Requests Not Successful 2 Problem not Serious 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance Was there an issue re: Building_Maintenance Did you experience a shortage/problem in the {last year} of 183 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance Did you make a request re: Building_Maintenance Did you make a request If 1skip next column 160 23 1 Yes 2 No 10 Not Applicable 11 .N When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month When was request re: Building_Maintenance, month If you made a request, when did you make that request? 135 48 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year When was request re: Building_Maintenance, year If you made a request, when did you make that request? 143 40 1993 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful Was your request re: Building_Maintenance succesful Was your request successful? 131 52 1 Fully Successful 2 Partially Successful 3 Not Successful 4 Request Pending 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, first To whom was the request made? 112 71 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second Request re: Building_Maintenance made to, second To whom was the request made? 34 149 1 DEO 2 PEO 3 MoE 4 NGO 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not If no request re: Building_Maintenance, why not If no request was made, why not? 20 163 1 Requests Not Successful 2 Problem not Serious 3 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss School Code School Code School Code School Code School Code 731 Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code 731 headteacher_id headteacher_id headteacher_id headteacher_id headteacher_id 731 Absent Last Month Absent Last Month Absent Last Month Absent Last Month Absent Last Month Has this teacher been absent in the last month? If 2 skip to next teacher 731 1 2 Days Absent Last Month Days Absent Last Month Days Absent Last Month Days Absent Last Month Days Absent Last Month How many days has the teacher been absent? 305 426 1 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 18 20 23 24 25 26 29 30 Sysmiss Reason for Absence Reason for Absence Reason for Absence Reason for Absence Reason for Absence What was the reason for the absence? 307 424 1 Own Illness 2 Illness in Family 3 Away on Training 4 Travel to Town 5 Funeral 6 Other 7 Leave 8 Official Work/Workshops 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Other Reason for Absence Other Reason for Absence Other Reason for Absence Other Reason for Absence Other Reason for Absence What was the reason for the absence? Other 59 Accommodation problem Drinking Family problem Football watching Leave Looking for a nunny Marrying NO REASON No transport money Official school work On leave On leave and out of town> Organising sports School business and banking money She was shifting from Chelston to Hellen Kaunda To receive a daughter at the Airport Transferred Went to collect her salary. Witnessing in court, taking baby to clinic Workshop ZAMSIF Coordinator ante nantal attending mothers day collecting salary leave local leave maternity leave meeting no reason was given official work as head organising sports personal problems sports to get salary volunteer teacher was a witness at chiefs palace went to collect certificate went to collect salaries went to submit monthly returns workshop School Code School Code School Code School Code School Code 567 teacher_id teacher_id teacher_id teacher_id teacher_id 567 Province Province Province Province Province 567 COPPERBELT EASTERN LUSAKA NORTHERN District District District District District 567 CHADIZA CHAMA CHILILABOMBWE CHILUBI CHINGOLA CHINSALI CHIPATA ISOKA KAFUE KALULUSHI KAPUTA KASAMA KATETE KITWE LUANGWA LUANSHYA LUFWANYAMA LUNDAZI LUSAKA URBAN LUWINGU MAMBWE MASAITI MBALA MPIKA MPONGWE MPOROKOSO MPULUNGU MUFULIRA MUNGWI NAKONDE NDOLA URBAN NYIMBA PETAUKE Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code Teacher Code 567 1 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 23 Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender What is your gender? 563 4 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss Age Age Age Age Age What is your age? 565 2 19 66 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 58 62 64 65 66 Sysmiss Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province Place of Birth-Province What is your place of birth? 567 CENTRAL COPPERBELT EASTERN LUAPULA LUSAKA NORTH-WESTERN NORTHERN SOUTHERN WESTERN Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District Place of Birth-District What is your place of birth? 567 BEMBA CHADIZA CHAMA CHELENGE CHIATA CHIENGE CHILILABOMBWE CHILUBI CHINGOLA CHINSALI CHIPATA CHOMA CHONGWE GWEMBE ISOKA KABWE KAFUE KALOMO KALULUSHI KAOMA KAPUTA KASAMA KASEMPA KATETE KAWAMBWA KITWE KSAMA LIVINGSTONE LUANGWA LUANSHYA LUISAKA LUKULU LUNDAZI LUSAKA LUWINGU MAMBWE MANSA MASAITI MAZABUKA MBALA MKUSHI MONGU MONZE MPIKA MPONGWE MPOROKOSO MPULUNGU MUFULIRA MUMBWA MWENSE MWINILUNGA NAKONDE NAMWALA NCHELENGE NDOLA NYIMBA PETAUKE SAMFYA SERENJE SINAZONGWE SOLWEZI WANGA ZAMBEZI Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group Ethnic Group What ethnic group do you belong to? 564 AUSHI BEMBA BISA CHEWA CHIKUNDA CHISHINGA CHOKWE ILA KABENDE KAONDE KAONDE ILA KUNDA LALA LAMBA LAMBYA LENJE LOZI LUBA LUDA LUNDA LUNGU LUVALE MAMBWE MBUNDA NAMWANGA NG'MBO NGONI NSENGA NYANJA NYIKA SALA SENGA SHONA SHOPNA SOLI SWAKA TONGA TUMBUKA UILA USHI Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Marital Status Are you currently married? If 1 skip to 7 567 1 Single 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Separated/Divorced Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education Spouse Level of Education What is your spouse’s level of education? 369 198 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home Number of Children living at Home How many children do you have living with you? 567 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing Type of Housing What type of housing do you live in? IF (1,3,4,5) skip to 10 566 1 1 Own house 2 Accomodation provided by School 3 Accomodation provided by Community 4 Rented House/Appartment 5 Other Sysmiss Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides Type of Housing School Provides What kind of accommodation does the school provide for you? 184 383 1 Own Teacher's House 2 Shared housing with other teachers 3 Not living in teacher's housing 4 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home Time to reach School from Home How long does it take for you to get to the school from home? 567 1 Less than 15 Minutes 2 15 Minutes to 30 Minutes 3 30 Minutes to 1 Hour 4 More than 1 Hour Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Community provide Land for personal usage? Does the community provide any land for your use? 564 3 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Sysmiss Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Time off as a Result of an Emergency? Sometimes our families or we are struck by emergencies. Were you obliged to take any time off during the {last month} as a result of an emergency? If 2 skip to 16 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency Days off due to Emergency How many working days off did you have to take off as a result? 191 376 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 14 20 21 30 101 .N Sysmiss Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency Type of Emergency What kind of emergency was it? If (2,3,4, 5) skip to 16 192 375 1 Own Illness 2 Illness of Others 3 School Emergency 4 Funeral 5 Other 10 Not Applicable Sysmiss Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Place Treat Own Illness Where were you treated for the illness? 48 519 1 Treatment at Home/No Treatment 2 Local Health Centre 3 Health Centre in Nearby Town 4 Health Centre Elsewhere 5 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Time off due to Official Work? Were you obliged to take time off during the {last month} as a result of any official work (such as workshops)? If 2 skip to Section II 566 1 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Sysmiss Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work Days off due to Official Work How many working days did you take off as a result? 565 2 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 12 13 21 Sysmiss Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work Kind of Official Work What kind of work was required? (Record reasons for up to two separate occasions) 184 383 1 Meeting 2 Workshop 3 File Request/Complaint 4 Obtain School/Office Provisions 5 Collecting Salary 6 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Length taught at present School-Years Length taught at present School-Years Length taught at present School-Years Length taught at present School-Years Length taught at present School-Years How long have you been a teacher at this school? 567 32 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 32 Length taught at present School-Months Length taught at present School-Months Length taught at present School-Months Length taught at present School-Months Length taught at present School-Months How long have you been a teacher at this school? 566 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss Years taught before coming to this School Years taught before coming to this School Years taught before coming to this School Years taught before coming to this School Years taught before coming to this School How many years had you taught before coming to this school? 567 36 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 33 35 36 Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level Education Level What is the highest level of education you have attained? 567 1 Primary (or less than primary) 2 Junior Secondary 3 Senior Secondary 4 College level 5 University 10 Not Applicable Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Pre-Service Training-Years Number of years of Pre-Service Training 567 1 2 3 5 Pre Service Training-Months Pre Service Training-Months Pre Service Training-Months Pre Service Training-Months Pre Service Training-Months Number of years of Pre-Service Training 566 1 1 3 4 5 6 7 9 Sysmiss Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Primary Certificate Did you receive a primary certificate as part of your teacher training? 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Other Certificate Did you receive any other certificate as part of your training? 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate Type of Other Certificate What other certificate did you obtain as part of your training? 172 395 1 Advanced Primary Certificate 2 Primary Teacher's Degree 3 Secondary Teacher's Diploma 4 Secondary Teacher's Degree 5 Special Education Certificate 6 Student Trainee 7 Other 10 Not Applicable 11 .N Sysmiss Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Education Management Training Have you had any Education management training? If 2 skip to 8 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training Year of Education Management Training When did you have this training? 51 516 1977 2002 1977 1981 1984 1987 1989 1995 1996 1997 1998 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Number of Grades currently Teaching Number of Grades currently Teaching Number of Grades currently Teaching Number of Grades currently Teaching Number of Grades currently Teaching How many grades are you currently teaching? 556 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Grades currently Teaching Grades currently Teaching Grades currently Teaching Grades currently Teaching Grades currently Teaching What grades are you currently teaching? If 2 skip to 12 567 1 Grade V only 2 Grade VI only 3 Both Grade V and Grade VI 4 Neither V nor VI Pupils taught in Grade V Pupils taught in Grade V Pupils taught in Grade V Pupils taught in Grade V Pupils taught in Grade V How many pupils do you teach in Grade V class? 115 452 1 225 1 6 12 13 14 15 17 18 21 22 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 54 56 57 58 59 60 62 65 66 68 69 70 83 94 101 225 Sysmiss Pupil absent today in Grade V Pupil absent today in Grade V Pupil absent today in Grade V Pupil absent today in Grade V Pupil absent today in Grade V How many of these are absent today? Skip to 14 if Grade VI is not taught 114 453 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 21 24 26 28 39 40 Sysmiss Pupils taught in Grade VI Pupils taught in Grade VI Pupils taught in Grade VI Pupils taught in Grade VI Pupils taught in Grade VI How many pupils do you teach in your Grade VI class? 393 174 6 110 6 11 12 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 71 72 73 74 75 78 80 82 84 87 90 91 93 110 Sysmiss Pupil absent today in Grade VI Pupil absent today in Grade VI Pupil absent today in Grade VI Pupil absent today in Grade VI Pupil absent today in Grade VI How many of these are absent today? 387 180 47 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 28 30 32 35 40 47 Sysmiss APU/Open Class APU/Open Class APU/Open Class APU/Open Class APU/Open Class Do you teach in the APU/Open Class as well? 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Time teaching each day-hours Time teaching each day-hours Time teaching each day-hours Time teaching each day-hours Time teaching each day-hours How many hours do you teach {every day}? 566 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Times taught Times taught Times taught Times taught Times taught At what times of the day do you teach? 565 2 1 Morning Only 2 Afternoon Only 3 Morning and Afternoon Both Sysmiss Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit Year of last Standard Officer Visit When was the last time you were visited by a standards officer? 370 197 1976 2002 1976 1980 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 Sysmiss Salary Salary Salary Salary Salary How much is your {monthly} net salary as a teacher of this school? 559 8 900000 80000 90000 100000 110000 120000 143000 157553 167986 180000 189072 191000 197000 198000 199000 200000 201000 203000 204000 205000 206000 207215 210000 213000 216000 219000 220000 222000 223000 223653 225000 228000 229000 231000 232000 234000 235000 237240 239000 240000 242263 243000 247000 248000 249000 249188 250000 251000 252000 252977 253000 254000 255000 256000 257000 257243 258000 260000 261000 262000 265000 266000 269000 270000 271000 272000 273000 274000 276000 276958 277000 278000 280000 282000 283000 284000 284940 285000 287000 288000 289000 289489 290000 291000 291182 292000 292924 293000 294000 294467 295000 296000 297000 298000 298229 299000 300000 300686 301000 302000 303000 304000 304954 305000 305036 306000 307000 307729 308000 309000 310000 310871 311000 312000 313000 314000 315000 316000 318000 319000 320000 323000 325000 326000 328000 329000 330000 334000 337000 338000 340000 349000 349040 350000 351000 352000 354000 355000 360000 364000 370000 374000 375000 377000 382000 385000 387413 389000 400000 402000 406000 408000 413000 413095 415073 423000 424000 438000 476000 700000 721000 794000 900000 Sysmiss APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance APU/Open Class Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances? APU/Open Class Allowance If No skip to 5 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Double Class Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances? Double Class Allowance If No skip to 5 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Housing Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances? Housing Allowance If No skip to 5 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Hardship Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances? Hardship Allowance If No skip to 5 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Subsistence Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances? Subsistence Allowance If No skip to 5 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Student Trainee Allowance Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances? Student Trainee Allowance If No skip to 5 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Other Allowances Other Allowances Other Allowances Other Allowances Other Allowances Apart from your salary do you also receive any monthly allowances? Other Allowance If No skip to 5 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Amount for APU/Open Class Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} APU/Open Class Allowance 24 543 9700 240000 9700 10000 20000 25000 37000 44000 45000 48000 50000 60000 64000 70000 80000 82000 83000 110000 125000 240000 Sysmiss Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Amount for Double Class Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Double Class Allowance 49 518 15000 100000 15000 23000 24000 25000 26000 29000 30000 33000 34000 35000 45000 46000 46200 47000 48000 49000 50000 55000 60000 62000 70000 80000 82000 84000 100000 Sysmiss Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Amount for Housing Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Housing Allowance 12 555 350000 60000 100000 120000 130000 132000 207000 350000 Sysmiss Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Amount for Hardship Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Hardship Allowance 154 413 20000 110000 20000 30000 32000 34000 35000 36000 38000 40000 41000 42000 44000 45000 45879 45899 46000 47000 47022 47600 48000 49000 49643 49946 50000 50776 60000 70000 75000 80000 81000 82000 82619 83000 87000 91500 98000 110000 Sysmiss Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Amount for Subsistence Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Subsistence Allowance 2 565 30000 100000 30000 100000 Sysmiss Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Amount for Student Trainee Allowance Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Student Trainee Allowance 40 527 100000 120000 100000 113000 116000 116660 116666 117000 120000 Sysmiss Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Amount for Other Allowances Please tell us the amount you are supposed to receive under each of these allowances {per month} Other Allowances 84 483 6000 120000 6000 8000 18500 20000 24000 25000 30000 31000 33000 35000 37756 38000 40000 41000 42000 44000 45000 45899 46000 47000 47022 48000 49643 50000 50776 55000 60000 64000 66000 67620 69500 70000 72000 76000 80000 82000 100000 112000 117000 120000 Sysmiss Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Received for APU/Open Class Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} APU/Open Class Allowance 24 543 171000 6000 9700 45000 48000 50000 60000 64000 70000 80000 82000 171000 Sysmiss Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Received for Double Class Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Double Class Allowance 52 515 66000 45000 47000 48000 49000 66000 Sysmiss Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Received for Housing Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Housing Allowance 12 555 132000 60000 100000 130000 132000 Sysmiss Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Received for Hardship Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Hardship Allowance 157 410 87000 20000 30000 32000 35000 36000 38000 40000 41000 42000 44000 45000 45879 45899 46000 47000 47022 47600 48000 49000 49643 49946 50000 50776 60000 80000 82619 83000 87000 Sysmiss Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Received for Subsistence Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Subsistence Allowance 2 565 Sysmiss Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Received for Student Trainee Allowance Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Student Trainee Allowance 40 527 120000 100000 117000 120000 Sysmiss Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Received for Other Allowances Please tell us the amount that you actually received last month under each of these allowances {per month} Other Allowances 88 479 117000 6000 18500 22000 25000 30000 31000 33000 37756 38000 40000 41000 42000 44000 45000 45899 46000 47000 47022 48000 49643 50000 50776 55000 64000 69500 70000 76000 112000 117000 Sysmiss Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary Months Overdue for Salary How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? 564 3 72 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 12 14 15 22 36 67 72 Sysmiss Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance Months Overdue for APU/Open Class Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? APU/Open Class Allowance 558 9 36 1 3 6 15 18 22 36 101 .R Sysmiss Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance Months Overdue for Double Class Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Double Class Allowance 530 37 60 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 19 21 24 28 30 32 36 41 45 48 60 101 .R Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance Months Overdue for Housing Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Housing Allowance 564 3 108 8 22 24 66 108 1001 .R Sysmiss Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance Months Overdue for Hardship Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Hardship Allowance 548 19 98 1 4 6 7 9 10 11 12 15 18 20 23 24 31 36 60 72 82 96 98 101 .R Sysmiss Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance Months Overdue for Subsistence Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Subsistence Allowance 562 5 72 1 72 101 .R Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance Months Overdue for Student Trainee Allowance How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Student Trainee Allowance 565 2 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 101 .R Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances Months Overdue for Other Allowances How many months of pay do you have still outstanding for each of the allowances you are supposed to receive (cumulatively, not just from last month)? Other Allowances 555 12 120 1 2 3 4 7 9 10 11 12 18 20 22 24 27 36 48 54 60 84 105 120 1001 .R Sysmiss Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit Outstanding Leave Benefit How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding? Leave Benefit 566 1 8000000 2 90 6000 40000 49000 98000 100000 120000 124000 130000 145000 160000 170000 200000 250000 265000 270000 299000 300000 400000 437000 500000 514000 600000 650000 690000 800000 918000 998000 1000000 1100000 1300000 1350000 1500000 2000000 2500000 2600000 2750000 3000000 4000000 5000000 8000000 Sysmiss Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit Outstanding Transfer Benefit How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding? Transfer Benefit 567 3000000 2 20000 40000 50000 60000 75000 110000 120000 148000 150000 172000 180000 250000 300000 320000 350000 400000 431000 460000 500000 600000 720000 800000 900000 1000000 1500000 2500000 3000000 Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits Outstanding Other Benefits How much of your one time benefits/grants are outstanding? Other Benefits 566 1 6500000 2 20000 30000 45000 48000 58000 60000 78000 80000 90000 105000 112000 120000 124000 150000 160000 180000 200000 210000 250000 270000 280000 300000 340000 350000 359000 360000 400000 450000 454000 495000 500000 540000 560000 600000 640000 700000 800000 850000 900000 996000 1000000 1080000 1200000 1600000 2000000 2500000 3000000 3600000 6500000 Sysmiss Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Income from Agriculture Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From agriculture If No skip to Section IV 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Income from other wage employment Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From other wage employment If No skip to Section IV 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Income from teaching outside hours Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From teaching outside hours If No skip to Section IV 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Income from business Income from business Income from business Income from business Income from business Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From business If No skip to Section IV 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Income from any other soures Besides your own salary and allowances do you have any other sources of income? From any other sources If No skip to Section IV 565 2 1 2 Sysmiss percentage of other income percentage of other income percentage of other income percentage of other income percentage of other income As a percentage of your salary from teaching, how much extra do these other sources of income give you? 173 394 1 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 11 .N Sysmiss Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V Math Textbooks available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Maths Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 540 27 80 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 22 24 25 30 40 75 80 Sysmiss Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Math Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Maths Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 547 20 67 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 29 30 36 40 50 67 Sysmiss Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Maths Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 539 28 40 1 2 5 9 10 16 20 40 Sysmiss Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Math Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Maths Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 553 14 40 1 2 5 6 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 28 40 Sysmiss Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Maths Textbooks Number in poor condition 541 26 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 25 Sysmiss Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Math Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Maths Textbooks Number in poor condition 551 16 22 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 18 20 22 Sysmiss English Textbooks available for use-Grade V English Textbooks available for use-Grade V English Textbooks available for use-Grade V English Textbooks available for use-Grade V English Textbooks available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. English Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 541 26 70 1 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 25 30 34 35 37 40 60 70 Sysmiss English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI English Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. English Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 555 12 75 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 34 35 40 41 45 49 72 75 Sysmiss English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V English Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. English Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 541 26 100 1 5 7 8 10 15 16 18 19 20 25 34 35 40 100 Sysmiss English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI English Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. English Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 552 15 50 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 22 24 25 26 28 29 30 45 50 Sysmiss English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. English Textbooks Number in poor condition 534 33 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 13 14 15 16 20 Sysmiss English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI English Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. English Textbooks Number in poor condition 550 17 35 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 17 19 20 24 25 35 Sysmiss Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V Science Textbooks available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Science Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 536 31 90 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 18 20 22 24 26 29 32 40 60 90 Sysmiss Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Science Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Science Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 553 14 100 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 30 36 40 55 56 100 Sysmiss Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Science Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 536 31 1 2 18 20 Sysmiss Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Science Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Science Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 552 15 40 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 21 22 24 25 40 Sysmiss Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Science Textbooks Number in poor condition 540 27 29 1 2 3 5 6 8 10 15 29 Sysmiss Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Science Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Science Textbooks Number in poor condition 554 13 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 20 30 31 Sysmiss Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Zambian Language Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 541 26 25 1 2 5 6 10 11 13 15 17 18 20 25 Sysmiss Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Zambian Language Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 550 17 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 27 29 30 32 35 39 40 42 45 49 55 Sysmiss Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Zambian Language Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 532 35 1 2 5 8 11 13 15 18 Sysmiss Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Zambian Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Zambian Language Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 553 14 40 1 2 4 8 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 29 30 32 40 Sysmiss Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Zambian Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Zambian Language Textbooks Number in poor condition 541 26 1 2 3 4 5 6 13 15 16 18 Sysmiss Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Zambain Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Zambian Language Textbooks Number in poor condition 553 14 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 26 30 Sysmiss Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V Other Textbooks available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Other Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 542 25 41 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 22 24 25 30 38 40 41 Sysmiss Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Other Textbooks available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Other Textbooks Number available for use in Classroom today 552 15 61 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 30 40 41 42 45 50 61 Sysmiss Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Other Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 540 27 1 2 4 5 6 10 12 15 16 Sysmiss Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Other Textbooks received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Other Textbooks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 547 20 61 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 35 40 41 60 61 Sysmiss Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Other Textbooks Number in poor condition 538 29 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 13 15 16 18 Sysmiss Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Other Textbooks in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Other Textbooks Number in poor condition 550 17 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 20 21 25 Sysmiss Desks available for use-Grade V Desks available for use-Grade V Desks available for use-Grade V Desks available for use-Grade V Desks available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Desks Number available for use in Classroom today 539 28 40 1 3 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 26 28 30 35 40 Sysmiss Desks available for use-Grade VI Desks available for use-Grade VI Desks available for use-Grade VI Desks available for use-Grade VI Desks available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Desks Number available for use in Classroom today 553 14 50 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 32 35 38 45 50 Sysmiss Desks received this Year-Grade V Desks received this Year-Grade V Desks received this Year-Grade V Desks received this Year-Grade V Desks received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Desks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 538 29 40 1 8 14 15 17 18 20 21 22 25 26 28 40 Sysmiss Desks received this Year-Grade VI Desks received this Year-Grade VI Desks received this Year-Grade VI Desks received this Year-Grade VI Desks received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Desks Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 552 15 50 1 2 4 5 7 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 38 50 Sysmiss Desks in poor condition-Grade V Desks in poor condition-Grade V Desks in poor condition-Grade V Desks in poor condition-Grade V Desks in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Desks Number in poor condition 543 24 28 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 18 20 28 Sysmiss Desks in poor condition-Grade VI Desks in poor condition-Grade VI Desks in poor condition-Grade VI Desks in poor condition-Grade VI Desks in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Desks Number in poor condition 554 13 38 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 23 35 38 Sysmiss Chairs available for use-Grade V Chairs available for use-Grade V Chairs available for use-Grade V Chairs available for use-Grade V Chairs available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Chairs Number available for use in Classroom today 539 28 1 3 4 Sysmiss Chairs available for use-Grade VI Chairs available for use-Grade VI Chairs available for use-Grade VI Chairs available for use-Grade VI Chairs available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Chairs Number available for use in Classroom today 545 22 46 1 2 3 8 9 14 15 19 20 21 40 46 Sysmiss Chairs received this Year-Grade V Chairs received this Year-Grade V Chairs received this Year-Grade V Chairs received this Year-Grade V Chairs received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Chairs Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 542 25 1 10 Sysmiss Chairs received this Year-Grade VI Chairs received this Year-Grade VI Chairs received this Year-Grade VI Chairs received this Year-Grade VI Chairs received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Chairs Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 550 17 46 1 2 3 14 20 46 Sysmiss Chairs in poor condition-Grade V Chairs in poor condition-Grade V Chairs in poor condition-Grade V Chairs in poor condition-Grade V Chairs in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Chairs Number in poor condition 542 25 1 Sysmiss Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI Chairs in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Chairs Number in poor condition 553 14 31 1 2 3 5 14 19 20 31 Sysmiss Other Facilities available for use-Grade V Other Facilities available for use-Grade V Other Facilities available for use-Grade V Other Facilities available for use-Grade V Other Facilities available for use-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Others Number available for use in Classroom today 542 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 16 Sysmiss Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI Other Facilities available for use-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Others Number available for use in Classroom today 551 16 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 15 20 21 Sysmiss Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V Other Facilities received this Year-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Others Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 540 27 1 8 Sysmiss Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI Other Facilities received this Year-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Others Number Received this year for use in the class that this teacher is teaching (not in the school in general!) 553 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 20 Sysmiss Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade V Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Others Number in poor condition 542 25 1 2 3 6 Sysmiss Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI Other Facilities in poor condition-Grade VI Please tell us the number of each of these items you currently have and the number you received this year. Others Number in poor condition 553 14 1 2 3 9 10 Sysmiss Community Teacher Community Teacher Community Teacher Community Teacher Community Teacher 567 1 Yes 2 No 99 Not Sure school code school code school code school code school code 3464 pupil number pupil number pupil number pupil number pupil number 3464 pupil_id pupil_id pupil_id pupil_id pupil_id 3464 Is the Child Attending Class Is the Child Attending Class Is the Child Attending Class Is the Child Attending Class Is the Child Attending Class Is this child still attending classes? 3463 1 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know 4 Roster Not Done Sysmiss Why isn't the Child Attending Class? Why isn't the Child Attending Class? Why isn't the Child Attending Class? Why isn't the Child Attending Class? Why isn't the Child Attending Class? Is this child still attending classes? If no, why? 306 3158 1 Enrolled, Not Reported 2 Tranferred 3 Dropped Out 4 Cant Say 11 .R Sysmiss Teacher-Current Teacher-Current Teacher-Current Teacher-Current Teacher-Current Which teacher is teaching this pupil THIS YEAR? 2919 545 1 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 55 101 .R Sysmiss Teacher-Last Year Teacher-Last Year Teacher-Last Year Teacher-Last Year Teacher-Last Year Which teacher taught this pupil LAST year (2001)? 2819 645 1 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 38 55 101 .R Sysmiss Current Grade Current Grade Current Grade Current Grade Current Grade Which grade is this pupil currently in? 2798 666 3 7 3 4 5 6 7 11 .R Sysmiss Was Current Teacher Interviewed? Was Current Teacher Interviewed? Was Current Teacher Interviewed? Was Current Teacher Interviewed? Was Current Teacher Interviewed? Was CURRENT teacher interviewed? 2919 545 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know 4 Roster Not Done 11 .R Sysmiss If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not Was CURRENT teacher interviewed? If no, why not? 206 3258 1 Teaches Other Shift 2 Absent 3 Left school 4 On Leave 5 On Official Duty Sysmiss Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed? Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed? Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed? Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed? Was Last Year Teacher Interviewed? Was LAST YEAR teacher interviewed? 3095 369 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know 4 Roster Not Done 11 .R Sysmiss If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not If not Interviewed, why not Was LAST YEAR teacher interviewed? If no, why not? 950 2514 1 Teaches Other Shift 2 Absent 3 Left school 4 On Leave 5 On Official Duty 11 .R Sysmiss perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked) perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked) perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked) perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked) perfect (1=Checked 0=Not Checked) 3390 74 1 Sysmiss school code school code school code school code school code 3464 pupil number pupil number pupil number pupil number pupil number 3464 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 pupil_id pupil_id pupil_id pupil_id pupil_id 3464 Current Teacher_1 Current Teacher_1 Current Teacher_1 Current Teacher_1 Current Teacher_1 Are you teaching this student currently? 2606 858 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Last Year Teacher_1 Last Year Teacher_1 Last Year Teacher_1 Last Year Teacher_1 Last Year Teacher_1 Did you teach this student last year? 1949 1515 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 Sysmiss Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_1 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? 2514 950 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, why?_1 If so, why?_1 If so, why?_1 If so, why?_1 If so, why?_1 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? What was the reason for the meeting? 749 2715 1 Social Visit 2 Child's Performance 3 Discipline Issue 4 At PTA Meeting 5 Other Sysmiss Days Absent: March Days Absent: March Days Absent: March Days Absent: March Days Absent: March Days that Pupil was absent in March 2301 1163 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 20 21 22 30 Sysmiss Days Absent: April Days Absent: April Days Absent: April Days Absent: April Days Absent: April Days that Pupil was absent in April 2267 1197 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 20 22 30 Sysmiss Days Absent: May Days Absent: May Days Absent: May Days Absent: May Days Absent: May Days that Pupil was absent in June 1st to June 21st 2369 1095 25 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 25 Sysmiss Checked? Checked? Checked? Checked? Checked? 3404 60 1 4 Sysmiss Current Teacher_2 Current Teacher_2 Current Teacher_2 Current Teacher_2 Current Teacher_2 Are you teaching this student currently? 146 3318 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Last Year Teacher_2 Last Year Teacher_2 Last Year Teacher_2 Last Year Teacher_2 Last Year Teacher_2 Did you teach this student last year? 129 3335 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_2 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? 144 3320 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, why?_2 If so, why?_2 If so, why?_2 If so, why?_2 If so, why?_2 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? What was the reason for the meeting? 23 3441 1 Social Visit 2 Child's Performance 3 Discipline Issue 4 At PTA Meeting 5 Other Sysmiss Current Teacher_3 Current Teacher_3 Current Teacher_3 Current Teacher_3 Current Teacher_3 Are you teaching this student currently? 46 3418 2 3 5 6 7 9 10 Sysmiss Last Year Teacher_3 Last Year Teacher_3 Last Year Teacher_3 Last Year Teacher_3 Last Year Teacher_3 Did you teach this student last year? 51 3413 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Sysmiss Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_3 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? 39 3425 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, why?_3 If so, why?_3 If so, why?_3 If so, why?_3 If so, why?_3 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? What was the reason for the meeting? 5 3459 1 Social Visit 2 Child's Performance 3 Discipline Issue 4 At PTA Meeting 5 Other Sysmiss Current Teacher_4 Current Teacher_4 Current Teacher_4 Current Teacher_4 Current Teacher_4 Are you teaching this student currently? 16 3448 9 10 Sysmiss Last Year Teacher_4 Last Year Teacher_4 Last Year Teacher_4 Last Year Teacher_4 Last Year Teacher_4 Did you teach this student last year? 14 3450 5 9 Sysmiss Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_4 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? 11 3453 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, why?_4 If so, why?_4 If so, why?_4 If so, why?_4 If so, why?_4 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? What was the reason for the meeting? 1 3463 1 Social Visit 2 Child's Performance 3 Discipline Issue 4 At PTA Meeting 5 Other Sysmiss Current Teacher_5 Current Teacher_5 Current Teacher_5 Current Teacher_5 Current Teacher_5 Are you teaching this student currently? 3 3461 10 Sysmiss Last Year Teacher_5 Last Year Teacher_5 Last Year Teacher_5 Last Year Teacher_5 Last Year Teacher_5 Did you teach this student last year? 5 3459 9 Sysmiss Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5 Did Current Teacher Meet Parents in the Past Month_5 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? 3 3461 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, why?_5 If so, why?_5 If so, why?_5 If so, why?_5 If so, why?_5 During the last month, have you met the parents of this pupil? What was the reason for the meeting? 1 3463 1 Social Visit 2 Child's Performance 3 Discipline Issue 4 At PTA Meeting 5 Other Sysmiss