Multi-Tier Energy Access Tracking Framework Global Survey 2016-2018

Kenya, 2016 - 2018

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KEN_2016-2018_MTF_v02_M

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Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP)

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K.3c Would you be willing to pay ${Cookstove price} for charcoal cookstove? (k_k_charcstove_3c)

Data file: MTF_HH_Core_Survey_Final_Data_trimmed-2.dta

Overview

Valid: 1036

Invalid: 3554

Minimum: 1

Maximum: 2

Type: Discrete

Decimal: 0

Start: 2102

End: 2102

Width: 1

Range: 1 - 2

Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Question pretext

The respondent should be the household member who most frequently cooks food for the household, as identified in A.12 OR the household member who decides to purchase the cookstove in I.32
For each household, determine whether the primary fuel is wood (or crop residues), charcoal, or neither (based on responses in Section H). Then randomly assign one of the four following Improved cookstoves:

Charcoal users:
SCODE JikoStar (current retail price 950/1,050 KSh)
Jikokoa (current retail price 3,990 KSh)
Wood users:
SCODE Kuni Mbili or Upesi (current retail price 1,150/1,250 KSh)
EnviroFit SuperSaver GL Wood (current retail price 4,120 KSh)

(Interview: Please, describe and explain the benefit of having ICS) I would now like you to think about a situation that is not real. Imagine that you could pay a “lump sum” price for this cookstove. This cookstove can reduce the smoke and fuel consumption significantly. Possibly, your cooking time per meal will be shortened since firepower of this cookstove is stronger than the traditional cookstove.

Literal question

Would you be willing to pay ${Cookstove price} for this cookstove?

Value	Category	Cases
1	Yes	633	61.1%
2	No	403	38.9%
Sysmiss		3554