Second Integrated Household Survey 2004-2005
Malawi, 2004 - 2005
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Reference ID
MWI_2004_IHS-II_v01_M
Producer(s)
National Statistical Office
Created on
Dec 20, 2012
Last modified
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- Data files
- sec_a
- sec_aa
- sec_ab
- sec_ac
- sec_ad
- sec_b
- sec_c
- sec_d
- sec_e
- sec_f
- sec_g
- sec_h
- sec_i
- sec_j1
- sec_j2
- sec_k
- sec_l
- sec_m1
- sec_m2
- sec_n
- sec_o
- sec_p
- sec_q1
- sec_q2
- sec_r
- sec_s
- sec_t
- sec_u
- sec_v
- sec_w
- sec_x
- sec_y
- sec_z1
- sec_z2
- Filters
- ihs2_ag
- ihs2_anthro
- ihs2_ea_data
- ihs2_exp
- ihs2_household
- ihs2_individ
- ihs2_pov
- mod_a
- mod_b
- mod_c
- mod_d
- mod_e
- mod_f
- mod_g
- mod_g50better
- mod_g50worse
- mod_h
D07A - Other response, action taken to find relief (d07aoth)
Data file: sec_d
Overview
Valid:
89
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
99
End:
131
Width:
33
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| A GIFT FROM LANDLORD | |
| APPLY METHYLATED SPIRIT | |
| COLD COMPLEX | |
| COLLECTED FROM WORK | |
| COMPANY HOSPITAL | |
| DEVOTED TO PRAYERS | |
| DID NOT GET MEDICINE | |
| DID NOTHING (LAZY) | |
| DRUGS FROM NEIGHBOUR | |
| ESTATE CLINIC | |
| ESTATE HOSPITAL | |
| FAILED TO GO TO HOSPITAL | |
| FIRST AID FROM MOTHER | |
| FRIENDS PROVIDES DRUGS | |
| FROM WELL WISHERS | |
| GAVE HER SALT AND SUGAR | |
| GIVEN MEDICINE | |
| HELP FROM HEALTH SURVEYOR | |
| HELP FROM TRADITIONAL ATTENDANT | |
| HOT WATER | |
| HUSBAND SOUGHT HERBS | |
| LEMON,SALT AND PEPPER | |
| LIMBULI TEA ESTATE | |
| LOCAL PERSON | |
| MEDICAL DRUGS VENDOR | |
| MEDICINE FROM NEIGHBOUR | |
| MONEY TO BUY MEDICINE | |
| NEIGHBORS SUPPLY | |
| NO ACTION TAKEN | |
| NO MEDICINE | |
| NOTHING | |
| RECEIVED FROM RELATIVE | |
| RECEIVED MEDICINE | |
| RECEIVED TREATMENT | |
| REMOVED | |
| SOUGHT TREATMENT | |
| SPIRITUAL | |
| SPOUSE CUT IT | |
| THEY DID'NT DO ANYTHING | |
| THROUGH PRAYER | |
| TRADITIONAL MEDICINE | |
| TRADITIONAL REMEDY | |
| WENT TO CHANCELLOR COLLEGE CLINIC |
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.