Schooling, Income, and Health Risk Impact Evaluation Household Survey 2008-2009
Malawi, 2008 - 2009
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- baseline_controls_public
- sihr_identifiers
- SIHR2_P1_S1_public
- SIHR2_PI_S2_public
- SIHR2_PI_S3_public
- SIHR2_PI_S4_public
- SIHR2_PI_S5_public
- SIHR2_PI_S6a_public
- SIHR2_PI_S6b_public
- SIHR2_PI_S6c_public
- SIHR2_PI_S7_public
- SIHR2_PI_S8_public
- SIHR2_PII_S09_public
- SIHR2_PII_S10_public
- SIHR2_PII_S11_public
- SIHR2_PII_S12A_public
- SIHR2_PII_S12B_public
- SIHR2_PII_S13_public
- SIHR2_PII_S14_public
- SIHR2_PII_S15A_public
- SIHR2_PII_S15B_public
- SIHR2_PII_S16A_public
- SIHR2_PII_S16B_public
- SIHR2_PII_S16C_public
- SIHR2_PII_S17_public
Most important response to shock (s7q04)
Data file: SIHR2_PI_S7_public
Overview
Valid:
10414
Invalid:
44938
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
82
End:
83
Width:
2
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
What was the MOST IMPORTANT thing you did in response to this shock to try to regain your former welfare level?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Spent cash savings |
| 2 | Sent children to live with relatives |
| 3 | Sold assets, farmland, animals, more crops |
| 4 | Rented out farmland |
| 5 | Worked more, other HH member worked more |
| 6 | Started new business |
| 7 | Removed children from school to work |
| 8 | Went elsewhere to find work for more than 1 month |
| 9 | Borrowed money |
| 10 | Received help from relatives/another household |
| 11 | Received help from NGO/Gov/Church |
| 12 | Reduced consumption/expenditures |
| 13 | Prayer - spiritual effort, prayer, sacrifices, consulted diviner |
| 14 | Went to hospital |
| 15 | Bought medicine |
| 16 | Went to vet / vaccinated animal |
| 17 | Reported to police/headman/village chief |
| 18 | Did not do anything |
| 19 | Other, specify |
| 88 | Don't know |
| 99 | Missing |
| Sysmiss |
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.