National Household Survey 2012-2013
Uganda, 2012 - 2013
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- Poverty2012
- section1
- section4k
- section5a
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- section5c
- section5d
- section5e
- section4j
- section2a
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- section2d
- section3
- section4a
- section4b
- section4c
- section4d
- section4e
- section4f
- section4g
- section4h
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- section6a
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- section6d
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- section6f
- section6g
- section7a
- section7b
- section7c
- Labour Module
- LABOURSEC1
REMARKS (remarku)
Data file: section7a
Overview
Valid:
82
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
210
End:
279
Width:
70
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Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 07047521101/0701452928 | |
| 0782341356 DIDAS S/COUNTY | |
| 0785051719 D/HM BIGULU SECONDARY | |
| 12. NO ENROLIMENT FOR THE YEARS OF 2011,2010 AND 2009 | |
| 3RD MOST SERIOUS-INADQUATE TOILETS FOR STAFF | |
| 4 DAYS | |
| 5B MOST PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY DO NOT USE PRIVATE HEALTH FACILITY. | |
| 61 S.M.C TWICE A TERM,41 PE 64-OTHER POLITICAL LEADERS(SEC.EDUC) | |
| A BREAK DOWN. | |
| AND SECURITY IN THE AREAS IS NOT GOOD. | |
| BECAUSE ITS A NEW SCHOOL OF ONLY MONTHS OLD AND IT HAS NOT YET REGIST | |
| BUILDING IN A BADSTATE | |
| BY THE DISTRICT. | |
| CENTRE | |
| CHER WHO WAS CONVERSANT WITH INFN WAS AWAY | |
| CHILDREN ENDUP GOING TO DO LABOUR ACIVITIES IN STONE QUARRIES AND OTHE | |
| COMMUNITY LEADERS. | |
| DOCUMENTS WHICH WERE LOCKED UP THE CHIEF'S OFFICE | |
| E INFORMATION ITEMS (CULVERT) IN GRMATION COULD NOT BE MENTIONED BY RE | |
| ED BY COMMUNITY LEADERS | |
| ED THE ISSUE OF DISTANCE COVERED BY CULVERTS TO BE MEASURED BASING ON | |
| ERE OUT OF THE LISTED AREA THERE ARE CHILDREN GOING TO SECONDARY SCHOO | |
| FOR 2010 AND 2009 RESULTS WERE MISPLACED | |
| G IN 2011.SEC5-STUDENTS IN THIS E.A ARE FEW AND RE SCATTERED IN SCHOOL | |
| H/M DECLARED ONLY THE AGREED FEES IN QPE49 | |
| HS 07 8 REFFERAL HOSPITAL | |
| IAN SIDE-BODABODA) NEAR NEISA (SEC SCHOOL) WITHIN EA | |
| ICE. | |
| IENTS OUT NO THOSE FOR MOTHERS AND VICE-VERSA | |
| IN THE NEAR BY VILLAGE NEXT TO THIS SCHOOL. | |
| IS LEPODO P.S IT ALSO HAS TWO EMIS NOS | |
| KAABONG TOWN AND THE LC III CHAIRPERSON HAD GONE TO SUDAN FOR PEACE | |
| LEADERS. REPORTED AS NOT AVAILABLE. | |
| LOCATED WITHIN WITHIN THE BUILDINGS OF MISOJJO R/C PRIMARY SCHOOL ON T | |
| M,4D THERE IS NO PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL | |
| MEMBER WAS AWAYS BECAUSE THE ONLY STAFF MEMBER WAS AWAY BECAUSE OF | |
| MOST COMMON PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL NOT AVAILBLE AS REPORTE BY THE | |
| NO INFOR FOR UCE PERFORMANCE FOR COMMON SEC SCH | |
| NOT AFFORD PAYING TEACHERS' SALARIES | |
| NOT KNOW AND WHEN I ASKED HER TO FIND OUT AND I SEE HER THE FOLLOWING | |
| NOTE THAT SOME RESPONDENTS ARE IN BUBANZI LCIA WHILE OTHERS ARE IN BUB | |
| ON CURRENT SCHOOL ENROLMENT AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF S4 | |
| P. | |
| PAGE 10,SECTION 4G.ABOUR ACCESS TO WATER,THEY DEPEND MOSTLY ON A | |
| PAGE 17; SECTION6; HEALTH SERVICES: THIS FISHING VILLAGE IS LOCATED AT | |
| PAGE 6:SECTION3; MOST COMMUNTY GROUPS CEIZED TO EXIST | |
| PAGE 7 THEY EMPHASIZED THE NEED TO HAVE THEIR FELLOW STAFF INCLUDED | |
| PAJULE COLLEGE-A PRIVATE SECONDARY SCHOOL LOST 2010 UCE RESULTS.THEY | |
| POINT IS NOT PART OF THE REQUIRED DATA BUT THEY INSISTED ON HAVING THI | |
| PRIVTE PRIMARY SCHOOL-KISOOLOZA PRIMARY SCHOOL- P7 RESULTS FOR THE YEA | |
| PRODUCE-BEING A RURAL SETTING ALMOST EACH H/H HAS A GARDEN FOR FOOD | |
| QUESTIONS ARE INCOMPLETE | |
| RESULTS FOR S.4 YEAR 2010 AND 2011 GOT LOST | |
| RUTOOMA P.S HAS NOT YET HAD A CANDIDAT CLASS. | |
| SEC 1B-4C AND 4D CLOSED FOR HOLIDAYS | |
| SEC5-AMAC COMPLEX AND AMAC MODERN WERE COVERED IN MY SECOND TRIP. | |
| SECION 5G 2009(8) NO UNEB CENTRE. | |
| SECT3-CODE 310-COLUMN6-WHEN NECESSARY | |
| SECT4- SEC4G-PE43-96- NO SAFE WATER | |
| SECTION 4C-AYIKA STOPS AT PRIMARY FIVE ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS ARE OKWANG | |
| SECTION 4J PE 67 DEO OCCASIONALY | |
| SECTION 6F HS 62 3RD ALTERNATIVE-NONE | |
| SECTION 7-T07-ITEM 4-COMMUNITY | |
| SO THEIR OFFICE WAS LOCKED. THEY COULD NOT GET PLE RESULTS. | |
| SPENT | |
| SUFFICE TO SERVE THE FACILTY AS REGARDS TO LIGHTING & STORING OF VACCI | |
| T CONTRIBUTES SOME FUNDS TO THE SCHOOL | |
| T03,T08,T15,THE SUBCOUNTY CHIEF COULDN'T NEITHER ESTIMATE NOR AVAIL | |
| T07-COMMUNITY ROADS ARE MAINTAINED BY THE COMMUNITY | |
| THE AUTHORITY TO DO THAT | |
| THE INFRMATION INFORMATION WAS NOT FILED ACCORDING TO GENDER | |
| THE MOST USED PRIMAY SCHOOL LOST RESULTS FOR 2011 AND 2009 | |
| THE NEAREST PRIMARY SCHOOL HAD NO RECORDS OF PLE PERFORMANCE | |
| THE OFFICE. THE COMMUNITY DOES NOT USE ANY PRIVATE SCHOOL. | |
| THE OFFICIALS WERE NOT AVAILABLE HENCE THE OFFICE ATTENDANT COULD NOT | |
| THE SCHOOL DOES NOT ALSO HAVE EMIS NUMBER | |
| THE SCHOOL HAD NO UNEB CENTRE FROM 2009-2010 AND STUDENTS WERE SITTING | |
| TO THE OFFICE WITH THE DEPUTY | |
| UCE RESULTS OF 2009 WHERE MISPLACED | |
| UNEB.ONLY RETURNED RESULTS OF 8 STUDENTS IE 5 GIRLS AND 3 BOYS. | |
| WHICH WERE LOCATED IN THE CHIEF'S OFFICE | |
| WOULD NOT EVEN PICK THERE PHONE CALLS FOR APPOINTMENT. |
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.