Social Assistance Grants for Empowerment Programme 2012
Uganda, 2012
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- Data files
- SAGE_HHWEIGHTSV2
- int_facilities1
- int_facilities2
- int_markets1
- int_markets2
- int_markets3
- sage_fcsexpanded
- sage_foodsecintermed
- sage_labourintermed
- int_migration
- int_migration_HH
- int_welfare_hh
- int_welfare_hhassets_productive
- int_welfare_hhlivestock
- int_welfare_memdata
- sage_anthrointermed
- sage_comids
- int_cohesion_dec1
- int_cohesion_dec2
- int_cohesion_dec3
- int_cohesion_empow
- int_consexp
- int_demographics_hh
- int_demographics_mem
- int_access_school
- int_asset_index
- int_cohesion
- int_access_health
- int_access_health_hh
- int_access_fin
- int_access_educ18plus
hh10 q4:why is your household better off than a year ago - code? (hh10_q4iv)
Data file: int_cohesion
Overview
Valid:
481
Invalid:
3499
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Width:
8
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | increase in number or quality of labour (hh members) |
| 2 | increase in animals owned |
| 3 | increase in hhs own land or water resources |
| 4 | better access to land, water or other natural resources for production |
| 5 | purchase/investment in other productive assets |
| 6 | hh member got a (better) job / better paid |
| 7 | increaed income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming – higher production |
| 8 | increased income form animal husbandry, fishing or farming – lower input cost, higher sales prices |
| 9 | increased income from household business |
| 10 | aid project (ex. new ngo programme) |
| 11 | lower food costs |
| 12 | lower other living costs |
| 13 | decreased number of dependents |
| 14 | more support from remittances / other households |
| 15 | more support form formal aid (gov’t, ngo, religious) |
| 16 | sage programme transfers |
| 17 | |
| 97 | other (specify) |
| 98 | |
| 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.