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Marriage Transitions in Malawi 2007-2009, Panel Data

Malawi, 2007 - 2009
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MWI_2007-2009_MTM_v01_M
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Kathleen Beegle
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Data file: hh2_cmty

File contains data corresponding to R2 Community Questionnaire 2008

Cases: 74
Variables: 289

Variables

vill_id
ea1
EA1 ID
ea2
EA2 ID
ea3
EA3 ID
ea4
EA4 ID
ea5
EA5 ID
ea6
EA6 ID
ea7
EA7 ID
caq03_a_d
Date of visit (day)
caq03_a_m
Date of visit (month)
caq03_a_y
Date of visit (year)
caq04_a_h
Time started (hour)
caq04_a_m
Time started (min)
caq05_a_h
Time ended (hour)
caq05_a_m
Time ended (min)
caq06_a
Interviewer ID code
caq07_a
Interview result
caq08_a
2nd visit planned
caq09
Language of interview
caq09_s
Language of interview, specified
caq10_a
Supervisor: initials
caq10_b
Logged by: initials
caq10_c
Checked by: initials
caq10_d
Entered by: initials
caq11_a
Supervisor: ID code
caq11_b
Logged by: ID Code
caq11_c
Checked by: ID Code
caq11_d
Entered by: ID Code
caq12_a_d
Supervisor: date (day)
caq12_a_m
Supervisor: date (month)
caq12_a_y
Supervisor: date (year)
caq12_b_d
Logged by: date (day)
caq12_b_m
Logged by: date (month)
caq12_b_y
Logged by: date (year)
caq12_c_d
Checked by: date (day)
caq12_c_m
Checked by: date (month)
caq12_c_y
Checked by: date (year)
caq12_d_d
Entered by: date (day)
caq12_d_m
Entered by: date (month)
caq12_d_y
Entered by: date (year)
caq13
Informant's role in community
caq14
Informant's age in years
caq15
Years informant has lived in the community
caq16_l
Highest level of education informant has completed (level)
caq16_y
Highest level of education informant has completed (years)
caq17
Religion of informant
caq18
Tribe of informant
caq19_a
Languages informant speaks well enough to have a conversation
caq19_b
Languages informant speaks well enough to have a conversation
caq19_c
Languages informant speaks well enough to have a conversation
caq19_d
Languages informant speaks well enough to have a conversation
caq19_e
Languages informant speaks well enough to have a conversation
caq19_f
Languages informant speaks well enough to have a conversation
caq20
Children in this community typically wear neat clothing
caq21
Children under 10 in this community typically wear shoes
caq22
Adults in this community typically wear neat clothing
caq23
Adults in this community typically wear shoes
caq24
Houses in this community typically have glass in their windows
caq25
House surroundings in this community are swept clean
caq26
Material most commonly used for outside walls of houses in community
caq27
Material most commonly used for the roofs of the houses in community
cbq01
In last 5 years, more people move into or away from community
cbq02
Most common religion practiced by residents of the community
cbq03
Out of 10, # of households practicing the most common religion
cbq04
2nd most common religion practiced by community residents
cbq05
Out of 10, # of households practicing 2nd most common religion
cbq06
Most common language community residents speak in their homes
cbq07
Out of 10, # of households speak this language in their homes
cbq08
2nd most common language spoken in residents' homes
cbq09
Out of 10, # of households that speak 2nd most common language at home
cbq10
Descent traced through father, mother, or both
cbq11
Most common use of land in this community
cbq12
Slope of land in community
cbq13
Out of 10, # of acres of land in community 'in bush'
cbq14
Out of 10, # of acres of land 'in forest' and not used for agriculture
cbq15
Out of 10 acres of agricultural land, # of acres in 'estates'
cbq16_n
Size of the largest landholding in the community (number)
cbq16_u
Size of the largest landholding in the community (units)
cbq17
Out of 10 households, # with more than 3 acres of land
cbq18_1
Three most important issues facing the community, 1st listed
cbq18_2
Three most important issues facing the community, 2nd listed
cbq18_3
Three most important issues facing the community, 3rd listed
ccq01
Most common type of road surface in this community
ccq02_n
Distance to the nearest tar/asphalt road (number)
ccq02_u
Distance to the nearest tar/asphalt road (unit)
ccq03
Vehicles pass on community's main road throughout the year
ccq04
Of the past 12 months, # of months main road was passable by minibus
ccq05
Of the past 12 months, # of months main road was passable by lorry
ccq06
Public buses, minibuses, or regular matola stop in community
ccq07_n
Distance to the nearest bus stage (number)
ccq07_u
Distance to the nearest bus stage (number)
ccq08_n
Bus/mini-bus stops in community/nearest bus stage every __(number)
ccq08_u
Bus/mini-bus stops in community/nearest bus stage every __ (unit)
ccq09
Bicycle taxis operate in this community
ccq10_n
Distance to Salima boma (number)
ccq10_u
Distance to Salima boma (unit)
ccq11
Total fare cost to go by public transport to Salima boma
ccq12
The community is an urban center
ccq13_n
Distance to Lilongwe (number)
ccq13_u
Distance to Lilongwe (unit)
ccq14
Total fare cost to go by public transport to Lilongwe
ccq15
There is a daily market in this community
ccq16_n
Distance to the nearest daily market (number)
ccq16_u
Distance to the nearest daily market (unit)
ccq17
There is a larger market that happens in the community every few days
ccq18_n
Distance to larger market that happens every few days (number)
ccq18_u
Distance to larger market that happens every few days (unit)
ccq19
There is a permanent ADMARC market in this community
ccq20_n
Distance to the nearest permanent ADMARC market (number)
ccq20_u
Distance to the nearest permanent ADMARC market (unit)
ccq21
There is a post office in this community
ccq22_n
Distance istance to the nearest post office (number)
ccq22_u
Distance to the nearest post office (unit)
ccq23
There is a place to make a telephone call in this community
ccq24_n
Distance to the nearest place where one can make a telephone call
ccq24_u
Distance to the nearest place where one can make a telephone call
ccq25
# of churches (congregations) in this community
ccq26
# of mosques in this community
ccq27_n
Distance to the nearest gov't primary school (number)
ccq27_u
Distance to the nearest gov't primary school (unit)
ccq28
# of teachers at nearest gov't primary school
ccq29
There are school feeding programs at gov't primary schools
ccq30_n
Distance to the nearest gov't secondary school (number)
ccq30_u
Distance to the nearest gov't secondary school (unit)
ccq31
# of teachers at nearest gov't secondary school
ccq32_n
Distance to nearest community day secondary school (number)
ccq32_u
Distance to nearest community day secondary school (unit)
ccq33
# of teachers at the nearest community day secondary school
ccq34
# of primary schools run by religious organizations
ccq35
# of these religious primary schools that are madrassas
ccq36
# of secondary schools run by religious organizations
ccq37
# of these religious secondary schools are madrassas?
ccq38
# of private secondary schools in community
ccq39
Type of primary school most children attend
ccq40
Type of secondary school most children attend
ccq41
There is a place to purchase common medicines such as Panado
ccq42_n
Distance to nearest place to purchase common medicines (number)
ccq42_u
Distance to nearest place to purchase common medicines (unit)
ccq43
There is a health clinic (chipatala) in this community
ccq44_n
Distance to nearest place with a health clinic (number)
ccq44_u
Distance to nearest place with a health clinic (unit)
ccq45
Nurse, midwife, or medical assistant permanently working at this clinic
ccq46
Availability of Fansidar at this health clinic
ccq47_n
Dist to nearest health facility with med.doctor or clinical officer (number)
ccq47_u
Dist to nearest health facility with med.doctor or clinical officer (unit)
ccq48
Location type of nearest medical doctor
ccq49
Groups/programs provide free/low cost insecticide-treated bednets
ccq50
Cost of these treated bed nets (SINGLE BED SIZE)
ccq51
Frequency of Health Service Assistant (HSAs) visits
ccq52
The HSA lives in this community
ccq53_a
The HSA provides vaccination campaigns
ccq53_b
The HSA provides sanitation campaigns
ccq53_c
The HSA provides family planning services
ccq53_d
The HSA provides health education campaigns
ccq53_e
The HSA provides medicines
ccq53_f
The HSA provides other services
ccq54
Community has a traditional healer
ccq55_n
Distance to nearest place with a traditional healer (number)
ccq55_u
Distance to nearest place with a traditional healer (unit)
ccq56
In past year, assistance was provided by the govt to people with AIDS
ccq57
In past year, assistance was provided by religious orgs to people with AIDS
ccq58
In past year, assistance was provided by NGOs to people with AIDS
ccq59_a_1
Government provides orphan care
ccq59_a_2
Religious organizations provide orphan care
ccq59_a_3
NGOs provide orphan care
ccq59_b_1
Government provides home based care
ccq59_b_2
Religious organizations provide home based care
ccq59_b_3
NGOs provide home based care
ccq59_c_1
Government provides HIV testing
ccq59_c_2
Religious organizations provide HIV testing
ccq59_c_3
NGOs provide HIV testing
ccq59_d_1
Government provides ARV drugs
ccq59_d_2
Religious organizations provide ARV drugs
ccq59_d_3
NGOs provide ARV drugs
ccq59_e_1
Government provides cash transfers
ccq59_e_2
Religious organizations provide cash transfers
ccq59_e_3
NGOs providecash transfers
ccq59_f_1
Government provides child care/school fees
ccq59_f_2
Religious organizations provide child care/school fees
ccq59_f_3
NGOs provide child care/school fees
ccq59_g_1
Government provides loans or microcredit
ccq59_g_2
Religious organizations provide loans or microcredit
ccq59_g_3
NGOs provide loans or microcredit
ccq59_h_1
Government provides food support
ccq59_h_2
Religious organizations provide food support
ccq59_h_3
NGOs provide food support
ccq59_i_1
Government provides other support
ccq59_i_2
Religious organizations provide other support
ccq59_i_3
NGOs provide other support
ccq60
Action taken to specifically prevent new HIV infections
ccq61_1
Action taken to prevent infections, 1st listed
ccq61_2
Action taken to prevent infections, 2nd listed
ccq61_3
Action taken to prevent infections, 3rd listed
ccq61_4
Action taken to prevent infections, 4th listed
ccq61_s
Action taken to prevent infections (other specify)?
ccq62
Any the village(s) in this community have funeral fund(s)
ccq63
Typical cost of funeral in village(all expenses, cash/in kind)
ccq64
There is a commercial bank in the community
ccq65_n
Distance to nearest place with commercial bank (number)
ccq65_u
Distance to nearest place with commercial bank (unit)
ccq66
There is a credit or lending organization in this community
ccq67_n
Distance to nearest place with credit or lending org(number)
ccq67_u
Distance to nearest place with credit or lending org(unit)
ccq68
Any development projects in community in last 5 yrs
ccq69
Projects in last 5 years, 1st listed
ccq69_2
Projects in last 5 years, 2nd listed
ccq69_3
Projects in last 5 years, 3rd listed
ccq69_4
Projects in last 5 years, 4th listed
ccq69_5
Projects in last 5 years, 5th listed?
ccq70
There is a borehole or well in this community
ccq71_n
Distance to nearest place with a borehole or well (number)
ccq71_u
Distance to nearest place with a borehole or well (unit)
ccq72_a
Frequency of meetings of political groups/networks
ccq72_b
Frequency of meetings of burial/grave digging groups/networks
ccq72_c
Frequency of meetings of adult literacy groups/networks
ccq72_d
Frequency of meetings of development groups/networks
ccq72_e
Frequency of meetings of youth groups/networks
ccq72_f
Frequency of meetings of drama/theater groups/networks
ccq72_g
Frequency of meetings of bao or sports groups/networks
ccq72_h
Frequency of meetings of security groups/networks
ccq72_i
Frequency of meetings of health groups/networks
ccq72_j
Frequency of meetings of other groups/networks
ccq73
Out of 10, # in village informant thinks have HIV
ccq74
When village members die, headman records death in a log book
cdq01_1
Most important sources of employment in community
cdq01_2
2nd most important sources of employment in community
cdq01_3
3rd most important sources of employment in community
cdq02
People leave temporarily during certain seasons to look for work elsewhere
cdq03
Where most go to look for work
cdq04_1
Most common type of work they look for
cdq04_2
2nd most common type of work they look for
cdq05
People come to community during certain seasons to look for work
cdq06
Where most come from to look for work
cdq07_1
Most common type of work they look for
cdq07_2
2nd most common type of work they look for
cdq08
There is a MASAF program in community that hires residents in need of work
cdq09
Wage rate on the MASAF project for an adult male laborer
cdq10_n
Period of time male wage refers to (number)
cdq10_u
Period of time male wage refers to (unit)
cdq11
Out of 10, # of adult males in community working for MASAF project
cdq12
Wage rate on the MASAF project for an adult female laborer
cdq13_n
Period of time female wage refers to (number)
cdq13_u
Period of time female wage refers to (unit)
cdq14
Out of 10, # of adult females in community working for MASAF project
cdq15
A resident of this community is currently an MP
cdq16
MP for area visited in past 6mo to speak/listen to the people
cdq17
Party most people in the community belong to
cdq18
# times in last year headman has spoken to the Traditional Authority
cdq19
# times in last year has spoken to member of District Assembly
cdq20
# times in the last year has spoken to the area MP
cdq21
How much say has in getting the gov't to address issues of interest
ceq01
In most years, when most people plant their maize
ceq02
In most years, when most people harvest their maize
ceq03
Out of 10, # of households in community that grow maize
ceq04
Out of 10, # of households in community that grow hybrid maize
ceq05
Out of 10, # of households in community that grow tobacco
ceq06
Out of 10, # of households in community that grow cotton
ceq07
An Agricultural Field Assistant (FA) resides in community
ceq08_n
Distance to the office/residence of the nearest FA (number)
ceq08_u
Distance to the office/residence of the nearest FA (units)
ceq09
There is an irrigation scheme in this community
ceq10
Out of 10, # of farmers from community that farm in the irrigation scheme
ceq11
There are farmers credit clubs in this community
ceq12
# of credit clubs in this community
ceq13
Out of 10, # of farmers that participate in credit clubs
ceq14
There are farmers cooperatives in this community
ceq15
# of cooperatives groups
ceq16
Out of 10, # of farmers participating in these cooperatives
ceq17
# of sellers of fertilizer in the community
ceq18
Out of 10, # of households that received fertilizer coupons last year
ceq19
Average # 50 kilo bags of fertilizer a house uses in 1 year
ceq20
# of sellers of hybid maize seed in the community
ceq21
For growing maize last completed rainy season, amount of rain
ceq22
For growing maize last completed rainy season, beginning of rain
ceq23
For growing maize last completed rainy season, end of rains
cfq01
In the majority, land is transfered within families through father or mother
cfq02_a
If husband dies, it is customary for the wife to inherit land
cfq02_b
If husband dies, it is customary for the wife to inherit house
cfq02_c
If husband dies, it is customary for the wife to inherit assets
cfq03
When a man dies, who settles the inheritance
cfq04_a
In division of property in a divorce, women can receive land
cfq04_b
In division of property in a divorce, women can receive house
cfq04_c
In division of property in a divorce, women can receive assets
cfq05
When couple gets divorced, who mediates the division of assets
cfq06
It is customary to practice widow inheritance
cfq07
For most people, there is a bride price these days
cfq08_c
Usual bride price for typical people in this village, cash
cfq08_ik
Usual bride price for typical people in this village, in kind
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