National Risk and Vulnerability Assessment 2005
Afghanistan, 2005
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Oct 06, 2011
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- Data files
- District_CSO
- Household_Main
- Household_Members
- HH_Male_Section02
- HH_Male_Section03
- HH_Male_Section04
- HH_Male_Section06
- HH_Male_Section05
- HH_Male_Section08
- HH_Male_Section07
- HH_Male_Section10
- HH_Male_Section09
- HH_Male_Section12
- HH_Male_Section11
- HH_Male_Section14
- HH_Male_Section13
- HH_Female_Section15b
- HH_Female_Section16
- HH_Female_Section18
- HH_Female_Section15c
- Area_Name
- HH_Female_section15a
- asset_index
- hhpovdiag
- male_shura
- female_shura
Most important activity to cope with with the 1st shock (q13_04a)
Data file: HH_Male_Section13
Overview
Valid:
12651
Invalid:
18171
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
520
End:
587
Width:
68
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Question pretext
Fill in corresponding value for the most important activity(ies) used to compensate or resolve this decrease or loss of income and/or assets for each of the main problems listed in 13.2
Literal question
What did the household do to cope this shock? - 1st activity
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | |
| 1 | Reduced quality of diet |
| 2 | Reduced quantity of diet |
| 3 | Decreased expenditures |
| 4 | Increased collection and sale of natural resources |
| 5 | Spent savings or investments |
| 6 | Loans from family/friends |
| 7 | Loans from employer/moneylenders/traders/NGO |
| 8 | Purchased food on credit from traders |
| 9 | Received help from others in the community |
| 10 | Sold appliances, furnitue, jewellery, dors, windows, roof beams, etc |
| 11 | Sold income generating equipment |
| 12 | Rented out land |
| 13 | Mortgaged house or land |
| 14 | Sold female reproductive livestock |
| 15 | Sold house or land |
| 16 | Worked for food only |
| 17 | Worked on relief pgms from gvt/NGOs/Intntl Organisations |
| 18 | Out migrated to look for work |
| 19 | Joined military |
| 20 | Increased child labour |
| 21 | Sons sent to work as indentured labour |
| 22 | Sold child brides <13 years old |
| 23 | Begging |
| 24 | Other |
| 25 | Could no do anything to compensate |
| 26 | Did not need to do anything to compensate |
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| 99 | |
| 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.