Continuous Multipurpose Household Survey/ Household Budget Survey 2017-2018
Lesotho, 2017 - 2018
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- Data files
- access_facilities
- agricultural
- business_enterprises
- consume_a
- consume_b
- consume_c
- consume_d
- consume_e
- consume_f
- consume_g
- consume_h
- consume_i
- consume_j
- consume_k
- consume_l
- count_cost_a
- count_cost_b
- count_cost_c
- count_cost_d
- count_cost_e
- count_cost_f
- count_cost_g
- count_cost_h
- count_cost_i
- count_purchased
- crop
- crops_grown_by_household
- expenditures_7days
- farm_inputs_tools
- following_accommodation
- following_transport
- insurance
- interview__actions
- interview__comments
- interview__errors
- livestock_poultry
- loans
- maintenance_repair
- non_household_senders
- pensions_grants
- personal_consumption_7d
- private_vehicle
- roster_expenditures_11a
- roster_expenditures_11b
- roster_expenditures_11c
- roster_expenditures_11d
- roster_expenditures_11e
- schools
- services
- social_protection
-
3_Income,
Consaggr and
Poverty12 - 4_Cons&exp_detailed12
- 1_Household
- 2_Individual
- recent_shocks
- housing_units
- assistance
- durable_goods
- Industry
- sources_of_income
601. What is the most important source of income for this household? (self_01)
Data file: 1_Household
Overview
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
3119
End:
3128
Width:
10
Range:
-999999999 - 98
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
6. SELF - ASSESSED WELL-BEING AND SECURITY
601. What is the most important source of income for this household?
601. What is the most important source of income for this household?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| -999999999 | missing |
| 1 | Wages and salaries from public sector |
| 2 | Wages and salaries from private sector |
| 3 | Farming |
| 4 | Casual work |
| 5 | Household business |
| 6 | Pensions |
| 7 | Remittances from abroad |
| 8 | Other remittances |
| 9 | Social assistance |
| 98 | Other(Specify) |
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.