Integrated Household Survey 2010
Gambia, The, 2010 - 2011
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GMB_2010_IHS HH
weights -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
0 Household
characteristics -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
1-2-3-4-13
roster -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
5b Livestock -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
6 Household
Income -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
7_2 Rent paid -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
8 Housing
amenities -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
9 Ownership of
assets -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
10 Environment -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
11 Perception
about Poverty -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 1-Section
12 Governance -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module A
Food own
consumption 3
days -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module B
Food
consumption
expenditure-1
week -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module
C_1 Non-food
expenditure-1
week -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module
C_2 Non-food
expenditure-1
month -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module D
Non-food
expenditure-3
months -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module E
Non-food
expenditure-12
months -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module F
Durable goods -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module G
Receipts from
sale of used
items -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module
H_1
Miscellaneous
income -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module
H_2
Miscellaneous
expenditure -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module I
Transfer
payments made
out -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Module J
Transfer
payments
received -
GMB_2010_IHS
Part 2-Section
0 Household
characteristics
How is this household's solid waste disposed of? (s10q5)
Data file: GMB_2010_IHS Part 1-Section 10 Environment
Overview
Valid:
4744
Invalid:
38
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
49
End:
49
Width:
1
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
How is this household's solid waste disposed of?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Burning |
| 2 | Buried |
| 3 | Recycled |
| 4 | Collected by private firm |
| 5 | Municipal/ area council |
| 9 | Other, specify |
| 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.