Hunger Safety Net Programme Impact Evaluation 2010-2011
Kenya, 2010 - 2011
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- Data files
- 3moves
- 3table
- 5table
- 6education
- 6health
- 6personnel
- 6table
- 7food
- 7food1
- 7other
- 7other1
- comq_linking_FU
- comq_weights
- coversheet
- section3
- section4
- section5
- section8
- section9
- section10
- section11
- section99
- ClusterMaster
- disaggregation_data
- hh_weights_original
- HHAsset
- HHBeneficiaries
- HHconsData
- HHCopingStrategy
- HHData
- HHEmploymentProgramme
- HHFoodAid
- HHFoodconsData
- HHImpact
- HHLivestock
- HHMember
- HHMover
- HHOpMon
- HHPreambleTracking
- HHProvidedFor
- HHSampleRecord
- HHTransfer
- HHVisit
How changes to patterns? 2nd (IMPbbQ05b)
Data file: HHImpact
Overview
Valid:
423
Invalid:
4123
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
317
End:
318
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Stopped doing degrading work (e.g. washing clothes for other households, etc.) |
| 2 | Stopped doing very physical but low paying hard work (e.g. charcoal burning and selling, firewood collecting, etc) |
| 3 | Stopped working because no need to work now |
| 4 | Doing better work (more profitable, better payed, less demanding etc.) |
| 5 | Now working for myself rather than for someone else |
| 6 | Able to trade locally instead of trekking into town |
| 7 | Under less pressure to struggle to feed my family |
| 8 | Working on new business |
| 9 | Do more degrading work than before |
| 10 | Doing more very physical and low paying hard work |
| 11 | Doing less profitable, less well paid and more demanding work |
| 12 | No longer working for myself and now working for someone else |
| 13 | No longer able to trade loacally and have to treak into town |
| 14 | Under more pressure to struggle to feed my family |
| 15 | Now able to hire somebody else to work in household or help with business |
| 97 | Other, specify |
| 99 | N/A |
| Sysmiss |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.