Networks and Employment Transitions Study 2002

South Africa, 2002

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ZAF_2002_NETS_v01_M

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Malcolm Keswell

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Data file: NETS 2002 6.2&6

Variables:	52

Variables

hhid

household id number

person

q6.2.1a person code

keyr6_2

person in section 6.2 was key respondent

keyr3

key respondent's person code

group

q6.2.2 societies that respondent or household member has been a member of in

q6_2_3

q6.2.3 others can benefit from the membership

q6_2_4

q6.2.4 number of years since the group or society started

q6_2_5

q6.2.5 number of years respondent's been group member

q6_2_6

q6.2.6 number of people who currently belong to the group

q6_2_7

q6.2.7 joining fee

q6_2_8a

q6.2.8a frequency of regular contribution or fee

q6_2_8b

q6.2.8b amount required to pay if there is a regular contribution or fee

q6_2_9

q6.2.9 penalties when member break rules of the group

q6_2_10

q6.2.10 frequency of attending meetings

q6_2_11

q6.2.11 perceived overall effectiveness of group

q6_2_12

q6.2.12 partner knows about group membership

q6_2_13

q6.2.13 group has a leader

q6_2_14

q6.2.14 perception of the trustworthiness of the group members

q6_2_15

q6.2.15 perception of how much group members trust's respondent or family membe

q6_2_16

q6.2.16 friends with members of group

q6_2_17

q6.2.17 number of women in the group

q6_2_18

q6.2.18 number of people in the group who the respondent feels close to

q6_2_19

q6.2.19 the group works on a rotational or non-rotational basis

q6_2_20

q6.2.20 allocation of the pot of money

q6_2_21

q6.2.21 there are special reasons for missing a turn to collect a payout

q6_2_22a

q6.2.22a membership criteria

q6_2_22b

q6.2.22b membership criteria

q6_2_23

q6.2.23 how contributions would be met if respondent or household member lost

q6_2_24

q6.2.24 consequences for an employed member of the group who does not pay thei

q6_2_25

q6.2.25 consequences for an unemployed member of the group who does not pay th

q6_2_26

q6.2.26 number of times respondent has not payed contribution since joining th

q6_2_27

q6.2.27 number of times the group leader has not payed his/her contribution si

q6_2_28

q6.2.28 unemployed persons can become members of the group

q6_2_29

q6.2.29 there are members in the group who are currently unemployed

q6_2_30

q6.2.30 respondent currently has a paying job

q6_2_31a

q6.2.31a how respondent got his or her job

q6_2_31b

q6.2.31b being a member of the group helped secure the job

q6_2_32

q6.2.32 is person member of this group

q6_2_33

q6.2.33 if retrenched, community will assist

q6_2_34

q6.2.34 if retrenched, group members will assist

q6_2_35a

q6.2.35a ways in which group members could provide assistance

q6_2_35b

q6.2.35b ways in which group members could provide assistance

q6_2_36

q6.2.36 group gives out loans

q6_2_37

q6.2.37 membership is necessary for the group to give out a loan

keyr6_3

key respondent section 6.3

q6_3_3a

q6.3.3a important group rule 1:

q6_3_3b

q6.3.3b important group rule 2:

q6_3_3c

q6.3.3c important group rule 3:

q6_3_4a

q6.3.4a joining reason 1:

q6_3_4b

q6.3.4b joining reason 2:

q6_3_4c

q6.3.4c joining reason 3:

var00011

Total: 52

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