Rural Capacity Building Project 2009
Ethiopia, 2009
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- Data files
- IDENTI_1
- Section_A
- Section_B
- Section_C
- Section_C_Consumption
- Section_C2
- D0_D3
- D4_16
- D6_Head
- D6_Spouse
- D8_Head
- D8_Spouse
- D10_H
- D10_S
- D12_H
- D12_S
- D14_H
- D14_S
- D16_H
- D16_S
- D17_D
- D19_H
- D19_S
- D24_D65
- D31_Head
- D31_Spouse
- D37_Head
- D37_Spouse
- D41_Head
- D41_Spouse
- D47_Head
- D47_Spouse
- D48_Head
- D48_Spouse
- D49_Head
- D49_Spouse
- D51_Head
- D51_Spouse
- E1_E2
- E3_E9
- E9
- E10_E19
- E20_E27
- E28_E36
- F0
- F1_F22
- F23_F30
- Farm Input
d49. what do you not like about your da? /spouse (s_d49)
Data file: D49_Spouse
Overview
Valid:
1028
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
5
End:
6
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
Section D: Access to Agricultural Extension Services
D49. (Head's Spouse (MHH) or other farmer (FHH)) What do you not like about your DA? Do not prompt the respondent; let him/her tell you the answer. Multiple mentions possible. List the respondent's first THREE answers.
D49. (Head's Spouse (MHH) or other farmer (FHH)) What do you not like about your DA? Do not prompt the respondent; let him/her tell you the answer. Multiple mentions possible. List the respondent's first THREE answers.
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | doesn_t have answers i need |
| 2 | difficult to communicate with/ doesn_t speak the same language |
| 3 | i don_t trust him/her or the answers provided |
| 4 | personal traits: arrogant, impolite, unreliable, etc. |
| 5 | doesn_t care about me or my problems |
| 6 | infrequency of visits |
| 7 | i like everything about my da |
| 8 | other |
| 9 | i don_t know the da |
| 10 | not applicable(na) |
| 11 | don_t keep their promises |
| 12 | don_t stay for a long time in one pa |
| 13 | don_t know modern agricultural technologies |
| 14 | because they are corrupt |
| 15 | don_t have sufficient knowledge |
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.