Khayelitsha Integrated Family Survey 2002-2005
South Africa, 2002 - 2005
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Reference ID
ZAF_2002-2005_KIFS_v01_M
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Professor Anne Case
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Mar 24, 2013
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- khay02030405_hh_p_pinc_spl_200906
- khay05_ad_spl_200906
- khay02030405_ad_200906
- khay02030405_ch_200906
- khay02030405_ch_spl_200906
- khay02030405_hh_comrd_200906
- khay02030405_hh_died_200906
- khay02030405_hh_h_200906
- khay02030405_hh_h_spl_200906
- khay02030405_hh_moved_200906
- khay02030405_hh_moved_spl_200906
- khay02030405_hh_mrd_200906
- khay02030405_hh_p_pinc_200906
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Data file: khay02030405_hh_p_pinc_200906
Overview
Valid:
3214
Type:
Discrete
Start:
1127
End:
1231
Width:
105
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| (Sister provide meals for him) | |
| . | |
| 0 | |
| 01's brothers give her groceries because they have shops | |
| 01's sister who is in Eastern Cape is sending some cosmetics and groceries. Some months, not every month. | |
| 02 brother give her money every month but not equal amount every month | |
| 04 GIVE HER R100 PER MONTH FOR CONTRIBUTION | |
| 1200, part time job, two hours per day after work | |
| AFRICAN BREW | |
| Annual bursary | |
| B2_12 from sweets she is selling she get sometimes R50 per week | |
| BUSINESS, POOL GAME | |
| Business | |
| Business profit while she stocks for R300 | |
| By selling chickens in my area | |
| FROM 06'S MOTHER | |
| FROM HER BUSINESS SELLING CHICKEN PIECES AT HOME | |
| Friend | |
| From 5's father | |
| From mother who stays in the Eastern Cape | |
| From the lodgers every month | |
| He uses his car to get money like rent | |
| Her son doing nursing training gives her money which varies in amount and not on aonthly basis R600 | |
| Income from selling meat | |
| It's confidential | |
| Lodger | |
| Maybe after 2 months 300 from business (Carpenter) | |
| R, earnings from work depends on getting chars garden boy | |
| RUNNING A SPAZA SHOP AT HOME | |
| Received from grandmother some months but not every month | |
| Refuse to tell us his wages | |
| Selling clothes | |
| Sells chickens | |
| Sells meat | |
| Sewing | |
| Support from father, varies | |
| TB Grant | |
| Ther are supporte by his brother | |
| There is some intrahousehold money transfer to 02 | |
| Two older children buy groceries for family and help in other expenses | |
| bursary | |
| business | |
| but not contributing to hh | |
| clothing June and Dec | |
| cousin, sometimes she gives her money sometimes buy food for me. | |
| depends on the type of char, job he get | |
| doing hair care on neighbours | |
| fixing electric appliances, 1 does not know about this | |
| from 2's father | |
| from father of 04 | |
| from my church colleagues | |
| her mother from EC | |
| his child stay at Gugulethu so she is helping him with some money but not same amount every month end | |
| income from selling sheep heads and ckicken trotters | |
| interest for fruit and veg | |
| not all the amount of money goes to hh needs | |
| not regular, money from father only when there is need | |
| owns a pre school at home | |
| road accident fund | |
| seeling sweets and cigarrettes | |
| self employed selling meat to community | |
| sell meat in the community | |
| selling cigarrettes | |
| selling fruit at home | |
| selling meat chicken | |
| selling sweets | |
| selling tobacco | |
| shop at home | |
| sometimes get sometimes not | |
| the mother have stand is selling meat in the community | |
| they are doing odd jobs in the community like washing clothes or cleaning yards sometimes not every month | |
| they just contribute on grocery only. Not all the amount goes to HH | |
| this money is used to be sent by 02 who works out sometimes not every month | |
| transport allowance from studying funder | |
| transporting people to and from work on weekends. | |
| unemployment card fund | |
| use the car to trasnport people | |
| weaving |
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.