Household Risk and Vulnerability Survey 2016
Nepal, 2016
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First of the two main strategies adopted. (s15q13a)
Data file: Section_15a
Overview
Valid:
7708
Invalid:
264
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Width:
8
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | None |
| 1 | Spent savings |
| 2 | Pawned the house or land |
| 3 | Pawned farm animals/equipment |
| 4 | Pawned other properties |
| 5 | Sold the house or land |
| 6 | Sold farm animals/equiment |
| 7 | Sold other properties |
| 8 | Borrowed from a private bank |
| 9 | Borrowed from a government bank |
| 10 | Borrowed from moneylenders/sharks |
| 11 | Borrowed from friends |
| 12 | Cut back on food consumtpion |
| 13 | Shifted to cheaper food items |
| 14 | Relied more on homegrown produce |
| 15 | Cut back on consumtpion |
| 16 | Shifted to cheaper non-food products/services |
| 17 | Stopped/postponed consumping products/services |
| 18 | Transferred children from private to public schools |
| 19 | Withdrew/postponed admission of children to school |
| 20 | Children in school skipped classes |
| 21 | Shifted to cheaper school supplies |
| 22 | Reduced allowances for children in school |
| 23 | Children's school performance was affected |
| 24 | Children had repeat grade |
| 25 | Less use of Health Item |
| 26 | Received financial support from relatives |
| 27 | Received other material support from relatives |
| 28 | Received financial support from friends/neighbors |
| 29 | Received other material support form friends/neighbors |
| 30 | Received assistance from government |
| 31 | Received assistance from NGO/Church |
| 32 | Head worked more than 1 job |
| 33 | Head seeking additional job |
| 34 | Spouse went to work |
| 35 | Children 5-17 went to work children |
| 36 | 18+ went to work |
| 37 | Member 60 above went to work |
| 38 | Moved in with relatives |
| 39 | Relatives moved in |
| 40 | Relatives moved away in search of work |
| 41 | Postponed child bearing |
| 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.