Rural Socioeconomic Survey 2011-2012
Ethiopia, 2011 - 2012
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Reference ID
ETH_2011_ERSS_v02_M
Producer(s)
Central Statistical Agency, Living Standards Measurement Study Team
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Dec 11, 2014
Last modified
Mar 29, 2019
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- Data files
- ET_local_area_unit_conversion
- Pub_ETH_HouseholdGeovariables_Y1
- Pub_ETH_PlotGeovariables_Y1
- sect_cover_hh_w1
- sect_cover_ls_w1
- sect_cover_ph_w1
- sect_cover_pp_w1
- sect_nr_ph_w1
- sect_nr_pp_w1
- sect1_hh_w1
- sect1_ls_w1
- sect1_ph_w1
- sect1_pp_w1
- sect1a_com_w1
- sect1b_com_w1
- sect2_com_w1
- sect2_hh_w1
- sect2_pp_w1
- sect3_com_w1
- sect3_hh_w1
- sect3_pp_w1
- sect3_rca_pp_w1
- sect3_rcb_pp_w1
- sect4_com_w1
- sect4_hh_w1
- sect4_pp_w1
- sect5_com_w1
- sect5_pp_w1
- sect5a_hh_w1
- sect5b_hh_w1
- sect5c1_hh_w1
- sect5c2_hh_w1
- sect6_com_w1
- sect6a_hh_w1
- sect6b_hh_w1
- sect7_com_w1
- sect7_hh_w1
- sect7_pp_w1
- sect8_com_w1
- sect8_hh_w1
- sect8a_ls_w1
- sect8b_ls_w1
- sect8c_ls_w1
- sect9_com_w1
- sect9_hh_w1
- sect9_ph_w1
- sect10_hh_w1
- sect10_ph_w1
- sect10a1_com_w1
- sect10a2_com_w1
- sect10b1_com_w1
- sect10b2_com_w1
- sect11_ph_w1
- sect11a_hh_w1
- sect11b_hh_w1
- sect11c_hh_w1
- sect12_hh_w1
- sect12_ph_w1
- sect13_hh_w1
- sect14a_hh_w1
- sect14b_hh_w1
- cons_agg_w1
- Food_CF_Wave1
Event (Decription) (cs7q01_a)
Data file: sect7_com_w1
Overview
Valid:
1492
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
29
End:
63
Width:
35
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| Crop Disease/Pests | |
| Development Project | |
| Displacement Related Development Ac | |
| Drought | |
| Flood | |
| Human Epidemic Disease | |
| Improved Electricity | |
| Improved Transportation Services | |
| Livestock Disease | |
| Loss of Key Social Service(s) | |
| Massive Job Lay-offs | |
| New Employment Oppurtunity | |
| New Health Facility | |
| New Road | |
| New School | |
| Other Bad (Specify) | |
| Other Good (Specify) | |
| PSNP | |
| Power Outage(s) | |
| Sharp Change in Prices |
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.