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Afrobarometer Survey 1999, Round 1

Botswana, 1999
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BWA_1999_AFB-R1_v01_M
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The Institute for Democracy in South Africa (IDASA), Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-Ghana), Michigan State University (MSU)
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Most important problems to be addressed by govt. (Q50C)

Data file: bot_r1_data.sav

Overview

Valid: 1200
Invalid: -
Minimum: 4
Maximum: 999
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 2
Start: 544
End: 549
Width: 6
Range: 4 - 999
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Literal question
50C. What are the most important problems facing this country that the government should address? Which of these is most important? Place 1 next to most important problem.
Categories
Value Category Cases
1 Apartheid 0
0%
2 Abuse 0
0%
3 Affirmative action 0
0%
4 Affirmative action ( too much ) 2
0.2%
5 AIDS 46
3.8%
6 Bursaries 1
0.1%
7 Child Welfare 1
0.1%
8 Child abuse 2
0.2%
9 Crime 39
3.3%
10 Corruption 6
0.5%
11 Corruption in govt 3
0.3%
12 Civil war 0
0%
13 Death sentence should be returned 0
0%
14 Death rate too high 2
0.2%
15 Discrimination 2
0.2%
16 Disputes between political parties 0
0%
17 Diseases 4
0.3%
18 Drought 18
1.5%
19 Drought relief 2
0.2%
20 Development 6
0.5%
21 Development of rural areas 7
0.6%
22 Drugs/alcohol 2
0.2%
23 Democracy 0
0%
24 Donor fund mismanagement 0
0%
25 Don't know 0
0%
26 Economy 3
0.3%
27 Economic stabilisation 0
0%
28 Education (equality) 5
0.4%
29 Education (too expensive) 1
0.1%
30 Education (poor quality) 25
2.1%
31 Education (quality of schools) 7
0.6%
32 Education (shortage of schools) 15
1.3%
33 Educational facilities 4
0.3%
34 Environment 1
0.1%
35 Elections 0
0%
36 Electricity 2
0.2%
37 Electricity (need more) 1
0.1%
38 Equality 3
0.3%
39 Equal dev for all areas 0
0%
40 Financial problems 0
0%
41 Financial future 1
0.1%
42 Funding indigenous business 1
0.1%
43 Foreign investment 0
0%
44 Food supply 0
0%
45 Government 0
0%
46 Govt responsibility 3
0.3%
47 Govt spending 0
0%
48 Govt unresponsive 0
0%
49 Govt does not communicate 1
0.1%
50 Housing 5
0.4%
51 Housing (poor quality) 0
0%
52 Housing ( shortage) 7
0.6%
53 Health 18
1.5%
54 Health (medical supplies) 0
0%
55 Health services (too expensive) 3
0.3%
56 Health services (poor quality) 16
1.3%
57 Health services (shortage) 7
0.6%
58 Health services in rural areas 3
0.3%
59 Hawkers/street vendors 0
0%
60 Intimidation 0
0%
61 Infrastructure 3
0.3%
62 Immigration 1
0.1%
63 Investments 2
0.2%
64 Job creation 9
0.8%
65 Labour laws 3
0.3%
66 Lack of unity among people 2
0.2%
67 Lack of self-help projects 0
0%
68 Lack of money for school fees 0
0%
69 Murder 2
0.2%
70 Nepotism 0
0%
71 Nothing 0
0%
72 Oppression 1
0.1%
73 Poverty 31
2.6%
74 Prices too high 2
0.2%
75 Protection of property owners 0
0%
76 Population explosion 0
0%
77 Policing 0
0%
78 Political tension 2
0.2%
79 Political unrest 0
0%
80 Pensions 0
0%
81 Pensions need to be increased 1
0.1%
82 Rape 1
0.1%
83 Racism 1
0.1%
84 Rights 0
0%
85 Roads 3
0.3%
86 Roads (poor quality) 2
0.2%
87 Roads (need more) 0
0%
88 Recreational facilities 1
0.1%
89 RDP 0
0%
90 Riots 0
0%
91 Security 3
0.3%
92 Squatting/squattors 1
0.1%
93 Strikes 0
0%
94 Services (water & electricity) 4
0.3%
95 Services (lack of) 1
0.1%
96 Services (poor quality) 0
0%
97 Services (too expensive) 1
0.1%
98 Starvation 2
0.2%
99 Sewerage 2
0.2%
100 Standard of living 6
0.5%
101 Theft 1
0.1%
102 Taxes 0
0%
103 Taxes too high 0
0%
104 Toilets/sanitation 0
0%
105 Transport 0
0%
106 Teenage pregnancies 5
0.4%
107 Tribalism 0
0%
108 Unemployment 63
5.3%
109 Violence 0
0%
110 Vandalism 0
0%
111 Wages too high 1
0.1%
112 Wages too low 2
0.2%
113 Water (not enough) 8
0.7%
114 Water (provide more) 3
0.3%
115 Water (poor quality) 1
0.1%
116 Welfare 0
0%
117 Children should follow tradition 0
0%
118 Crop failure 3
0.3%
119 Devaluation of currency 0
0%
120 Care of Elderly 2
0.2%
121 Free & fair council elections 0
0%
122 Food prices should be low 0
0%
123 Food shortage 2
0.2%
124 Economic policy failure 0
0%
125 Health clinics to be provided 2
0.2%
126 Inflation high 0
0%
127 Lack of loans 0
0%
128 Too many leaders 0
0%
129 Suffering 2
0.2%
130 Transport prices too high 0
0%
131 Wealth being lost rapidly 1
0.1%
132 Voter education 0
0%
133 Telecommunications 1
0.1%
134 Street lights 0
0%
135 Sports problems 3
0.3%
136 Street children 4
0.3%
137 Implementation of gov policies 2
0.2%
138 Immigrants 2
0.2%
139 Govt favours foreigners 3
0.3%
140 Poor gov administration 0
0%
141 Nuclear Weapons 0
0%
142 School dropouts 5
0.4%
143 Use of prisoners for labour 2
0.2%
144 Reduce income disparity 1
0.1%
145 Road accidents 2
0.2%
146 Assist Disabled 3
0.3%
147 Assist Orphans 3
0.3%
148 Water / electricity 0
0%
149 Reduce school fees 0
0%
150 Strengthen Democracy 0
0%
151 Home-affairs 1
0.1%
152 Farmworkers benefits 6
0.5%
153 Govt assistance 2
0.2%
154 Leaders must take responsibility 0
0%
155 Training of police officers 1
0.1%
156 Homosexual issues 0
0%
157 More links between gov and people 0
0%
158 Protection against wild animals 0
0%
159 Nature conservation 0
0%
160 Better qualified teachers 2
0.2%
161 Traditional leaders 0
0%
162 Army training 0
0%
999 missing 699
58.3%
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.
Interviewer instructions
Respondent could give up to three answers.
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