National Household Survey 2012-2013
Uganda, 2012 - 2013
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May 19, 2014
Last modified
Mar 29, 2019
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- Data files
- GSEC2
- GSEC1cln
- GSEC3
- GSEC4
- GSEC5
- GSEC6a
- GSEC6b
- GSEC6c
- GSEC6d
- GSEC6e
- GSEC7
- GSEC8
- GSEC9cln
- GSEC10
- GSEC11
- GSEC12
- GSEC13
- Poverty2012
- section1
- section4k
- section5a
- section5b
- section5c
- section5d
- section5e
- section4j
- section2a
- section2b
- section2c
- section2d
- section3
- section4a
- section4b
- section4c
- section4d
- section4e
- section4f
- section4g
- section4h
- section4i
- section5f
- section5g
- section5h
- section6a
- section6b
- section6c
- section6d
- section6e
- section6f
- section6g
- section7a
- section7b
- section7c
- Labour Module
- LABOURSEC1
Who can your household depend on to provide assistance during difficult times? (w16)
Data file: GSEC12
Overview
Valid:
6713
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
77
End:
83
Width:
7
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Who can your household depend on to provide assistance during difficult times?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| A | |
| A Z | |
| A X | |
| A E | |
| A E Z | |
| A EX | |
| A D | |
| A D Z | |
| A D X | |
| A DE | |
| A DE Z | |
| A DEX | |
| A C | |
| A C E | |
| A C EX | |
| A CD | |
| A CDE | |
| A CDEX | |
| AAAAAAA | |
| AB | |
| AB X | |
| AB E | |
| AB D | |
| AB DE | |
| ABC E | |
| ABCDE | |
| ABCDE Z | |
| ABCDEX | |
| ABCDEXZ | |
| ABD | |
| ABDE | |
| ABE | |
| ABX | |
| AC | |
| ACD | |
| ACDE | |
| ACE | |
| AD | |
| AD1 | |
| ADE | |
| ADEX | |
| ADEZ | |
| ADX | |
| AE | |
| AEX | |
| AEZ | |
| AX | |
| AZ | |
| B | |
| B E | |
| B D | |
| B D X | |
| B DE | |
| BC | |
| BC E | |
| BCDEXZ | |
| BD | |
| BDE | |
| BDX | |
| BE | |
| BEX | |
| BF | |
| BX | |
| C | |
| C Z | |
| C E | |
| CD | |
| CDE | |
| CDEX | |
| CE | |
| D | |
| D Z | |
| D X | |
| DE | |
| DE Z | |
| DEF | |
| DEX | |
| DEZ | |
| DF | |
| DX | |
| DZ | |
| E | |
| E Z | |
| EX | |
| EZ | |
| F | |
| X | |
| XZ | |
| Z |
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.