DDI_TJK_2018_LPDP-IIAS_v01_M_v01_A_OCS Office of Chief Statistician Development Economics Data Group 2023-02-17 NADA Version 01 (February 2023): This metadata was downloaded from the FAO website (https://microdata.fao.org/index.php/catalog) and it is identical to FAO version (TAJ_2018_LPDP-IIAS_v01_EN_M_v01_A_OCS). The following two metadata fields were edited - Document ID and Survey ID. Livestock and Pasture Development Project, IFAD Impact Assessment Surveys 2018 LPDP-IIAS 2018 TJK_2018_LPDP-IIAS_v01_M_v01_A_OCS International Fund for Agricultural Development NADA International Fund for Agricultural Development Government of the Republic of Tajikistan Agricultural Survey [ag/oth] Tajikistan Regional, five districts of the Khatlon region. Sample survey data [ssd] Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi] The users shall not take any action with the purpose of identifying any individual entity (i.e. person, household, enterprise, etc.) in the micro dataset(s). If such a disclosure is made inadvertently, no use will be made of the information, and it will be reported immediately to FAO. anon_analysis_11 0 1452 anon_hhroster_11 0 117 Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview Uinque 8-digit long identifier of the interview treatment Control 1 Treatment harvestkg Q. harvested SOLD (kg) Total value of sales in Somoni Annual gross crop income - Homegarden excluded-using values of sales Annual gross crop income - Homegarden excluded - quantity sold Annual gross crop income - Homegarden excluded - harvested quantity own_consumptionvalue animal_feedvalue other_usesvalue Larger agr. buyer: Private trader within the village Larger agr. buyer: Private trader within the district Larger agr. buyer: Private trader in Tajikistan Larger agr. buyer: Consumer buying at your farm gate Larger agr. buyer: Consumer at main market within village Larger agr. buyer: Consumer at main market within the district Larger agr. buyer: Consumer at Mobile market Larger agr. buyer: Agricultural cooperative within the village Larger agr. buyer: Agricultural cooperative within the district Larger agr. buyer: International trader Larger agr. buyer: Neighbour/ Relative Total expenditures in hired labor (SOMONI) Total expenditures in input (SOM) (sum) harvestkg_hg (sum) cropincome_gross_hg Annual gross CROP INCOME USD - (v1.values of sales) Annual gross CROP INCOME USD - (v2.quantity sold) Annual gross CROP INCOME USD - (v3.harvested quantity) Annual net CROP INCOME USD - (v1.values of sales) Annual net CROP INCOME USD - (v2.quantity sold) Annual net CROP INCOME USD - (v3.harvested quantity) Share of crop sold over total harvest Share of crop sold over NON-homegarden harvest Number of transactions for input purchase Input source - OTHER FARMER Input source - AGRICULTURAL DEALER Input source - AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION Input source - GOVERNMENT AGENCY Input source - LOCAL TRADER Input source - OTHER Input purchase location - MKT OUTSIDE VILLAGE Input purchase location - MKT INSIDE VILLAGE Input purchase location - FARM GATE (HOME) Input purchase location - TOWN MARKET Nb. livestock slaughtered livstborn livstgifts livstlost livstaway livst12mos livstnow livstkill livstpurch livstlivesale livstlivesaledead Cost of livestock bought Value of sales of alive livestock Value of sales of dead livestock (sum) milk_nbanim Annual Total quantity of milk: PRODUCED milk_qtott1 milk_qtott2 milk_qtott3 Value of milk: PRODUCED Value of milk: OWN CONS. Value of milk: LOST Value of milk: BY-PRODUCTS Value of milk: GIVEN AWAY Total value of sales of milk Average milk quantity per day (LITERS) Quantity of milk consumed by hh per day (LITERS) Quantity of milk lost per day (LITERS) Quantity of milk used for liv. by products per day (LITERS) Quantity of milk given away per day (LITERS) Quantity of milk produced per day per animal (LITERS) milk_peranimt2 milk_peranimt3 Value of eggs: PRODUCED Value of eggs: OWN CONS. Value of eggs: SOLD (computed) Total value of sales of eggs (SOMONI) Total number of eggs: PRODUCED Total number of eggs: OWN CONSUMPTION Total number of eggs: SOLD Total value of sale of dung produced (p 50) price_byprodkg byprod_prodkgvalue byprod_soldkgvalue byprod_conskgvalue byprod_prodlitvalue byprod_soldlitvalue byprod_conslitvalue Total value of by-products sales (SOMONI) Cost for controlled mating (SOMONI) Cost of feed purchased in Summer Cost of feed purchased in Winter Cost of purchasing water for livestock USD Cost of the waterpoint USD Cost of vaccines for livestock Cost of treatment for livestock Amount paid for outsourced grazing (SOMONI) Annual Gross Livestock income USD Annual Net Livestock Income USD Number of household members Wage labor sector: AGRICULTURE Wage labor sector: AGR. AND LIVESTOCK PROCESSING Wage labor sector: INDUSTRY Wage labor sector: CONSTRUCTION Wage labor sector: COMMERCIAL (RETAIL/WHOLESALE Wage labor sector: SERVICES Wage labor sector: HEALTH CARE Wage labor sector: EDUCATION Wage labor sector: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT Wage labor sector: OTHER Nb. hh members earning income from: AGRICULTURE Nb. hh members earning income from: AGR. AND LIVESTOCK PROCESSING Nb. hh members earning income from: INDUSTRY Nb. hh members earning income from: CONSTRUCTION Nb. hh members earning income from: COMMERCIAL (RETAIL/WHOLESALE Nb. hh members earning income from: SERVICES Nb. hh members earning income from: HEALTH CARE Nb. hh members earning income from: EDUCATION Nb. hh members earning income from: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT Nb. hh members earning income from: OTHER Nb of hours worked in the last 12 months Nb of days worked in the last 12 months (sum) agrwage_income (sum) nnfarmwage_income HH has at least 1 female-headed microenterprise Annual Net Self-employment income (SOM) Annual Gross Self-employment income (SOM) HOUSEHOLD ID 100000001 .A Has this household owned any livestock in the last 12 months? 1 YES 2 NO consent 1 Yes 2 No HH received income/in kind gifts through: GOVERNMENT/MILITARY PENSION/ OTHER GOV NO 1 YES HH received income/in kind gifts through: RENT OF ANIMAL OR OTHER CAPITAL NO 1 YES HH received income/in kind gifts through: SUPPORT FROM PASTURE USER UNION (PUU) NO 1 YES HH received income/in kind gifts through: NGO SUPPORT NO 1 YES HH received income/in kind gifts through: RELATIVE, FRIENDS OR NEIGHBORS NO 1 YES HH received income/in kind gifts through: BANK (DEPOSIT INCOME) NO 1 YES HH received income/in kind gifts through ANY OTHER source NO 1 YES Nr. of OTHER transfer income sources Nr. of sources through which the HH received income during 2017 HH received income through any other income source during 2017 NO 1 YES Value of income received through: GOVERNMENT/MILITARY PENSION/ OTHER GOVERNMENT Value of income received through: RENT OF ANIMAL OR OTHER CAPITAL Value of income received through: SUPPORT FROM PASTURE USER UNION (PUU) Value of income received through: NGO SUPPORT Value of income received through: RELATIVE, FRIENDS OR NEIGHBORS Value of income received through: BANK (DEPOSIT INCOME) Value of income received through: OTHER Total income received through all other income sources during 2017 Male hh-head migrated in TJK during 2017 Male hh-head migrated ABROAD btw 2011-2017 Female hh-head migrated in TJK during 2017 Female hh-head migrated ABROAD btw 2011-2017 Migration financed through: SALE OF ASSETS Migration financed through: SAVINGS Migration financed through: ASS. FAMILY ABROAD Migration financed through: ASS. FAMILY TAJIKISTAN Migration financed through: LOAN RELATIVES Migration financed through: LOAN FRIENDS Migration financed through: LOAN FROM OTHERS Migration financed through: OTHER Migration financed through: Family assistance Migration financed through: Loan Migration financed through: Savings and asset sale Nb. of hh members who migrated within TJK for study reasons Nb. of hh members who migrated within TJK for work reasons Nb. of hh members who migrated outside of TJK for study reasons Nb. of hh members who migrated outside of TJK for work reasons Total value of remittances sent to HH: INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION - 2017 Total value of remittances sent to HH by members that migrated TEMPORARILY in 20 Nb. of migration episode per HH from 2011 to 2017 Nb. of migration episode per HH in : 2011 Nb. of migration episode per HH in : 2012 Nb. of migration episode per HH in : 2013 Nb. of migration episode per HH in : 2014 Nb. of migration episode per HH in : 2015 Nb. of migration episode per HH in : 2016 Nb. of migration episode per HH in : 2017 Nb. of cumulative months spent abroad per HH 2011-2017 HH has member that permanently migrated Nr. of HH member that permanently migrated Total value of remittances sent to HH (CASH): PERMANENT MIGRATION Total value of remittances sent to HH (INKIND): PERMANENT MIGRATION Total value of remittances sent to HH: PERMANENT MIGRATION Nr. of HH members that sent remittances to HH (CASH) : PERMANENT MIGRATION Nr. of HH members that sent remittances to HH (INKIND) : PERMANENT MIGRATION Annual Total Gross Income USD_ (v1.values of sales) Annual Total Gross Income USD_ v2.quantity sold) Annual Total Gross Income USD_ v3.harvested quantity) Household has income source from crop sales or crop subproduct sales Household has income source from business activities Household has income source from wage employment Household has income from other sources Household has income from livestock or livestock subproducts Household has income from remittances Total number of income sources for household Income diversity: Margalef index Share of total income from: CROP Share of total income from: LIVESTOCK Share of total income from: SELF-EMPLOYMENT Share of total income from: WAGE INCOME Share of total income from: OTHER INCOME Share of total income from: REMITTANCES Income diversity: Gini-Simpson index Income diversity: Berger-Parker index HH has: oven NO 1 YES HH has: sandalee NO 1 YES HH has: generator NO 1 YES HH has: refrigerator NO 1 YES HH has: freezer NO 1 YES HH has: washingmach NO 1 YES HH has: iron NO 1 YES HH has: vcleaner NO 1 YES HH has: aircon NO 1 YES HH has: fan NO 1 YES HH has: heater NO 1 YES HH has: boiler NO 1 YES HH has: microwave NO 1 YES HH has: tvcolor NO 1 YES HH has: tvbw NO 1 YES HH has: radio NO 1 YES HH has: stereo NO 1 YES HH has: computer NO 1 YES HH has: satellite NO 1 YES HH has: videoc NO 1 YES HH has: moto NO 1 YES HH has: car NO 1 YES HH has: truck NO 1 YES HH has: bicycle NO 1 YES # of ovens # of sandalees # of generators # of refrigerators # of freezers # of washingmachs # of irons # of vcleaners # of aircons # of fans # of heaters # of boilers # of microwaves # of tvcolors # of tvbws # of radios # of stereos # of computers # of satellites # of videocs # of motos # of cars # of trucks # of bicycles HH has: stove NO 1 YES # of stoves Number of SLASHER Number of AXE Number of SPRAYER Number of SICKLE Number of TREADLEPUMP Number of WATERING CAN Number of OX CART Number of OX PLOUGH Number of RIDGER Number of CULTIVATOR Number of MOTORISED PUMP Number of TRACTOR/TILLER Number of LIVESTOCK STALL Number of POULTRY CAGE Number of STORAGE HOUSE Number of GRANARY Number of BARN HH has HAND HOE HH has SLASHER HH has AXE HH has SPRAYER HH has SICKLE HH has TREADLEPUMP HH has WATERING CAN HH has OX CART HH has OX PLOUGH HH has RIDGER HH has CULTIVATOR HH has MOTORISED PUMP HH has GRAIN MILL HH has TRACTOR/TILLER HH has LIVESTOCK STALL HH has POULTRY CAGE HH has STORAGE HOUSE HH has GRANARY HH has BARN Durable assets Index using MCA rowscore (dim=1; principal norm.) Asset index for household goods: PCA Scores for factor 1 Asset index for agricultural goods: PCA Scores for factor 1 Polychoric index for combined durable and agricultural assets Polychoric index for combined durable and agricultural assets Nb. of CATTLE Nb. of SHEEPS Nb. of GOATS Nb. of YAKS Nb. of HORSES Nb. of DONKEYS Nb. of POULTRY HH outsourced the grazing in 2017 Reason for outsourcing grazing: AREA AWAY FROM HH Reason for outsourcing grazing: NOT ENOUGH HH LABOR Reason for outsourcing grazing: CULTURAL/TRADITIONAL Reason for outsourcing grazing: ACCESS TO SERVICE BULLS FROM OTHER HERDS Reason for outsourcing grazing: COMMUNITY HANDLED HERD Reason for outsourcing grazing: OTHER Livestock is currently in: HH VICINITY Livestock is currently in: VILLAGE AREA Livestock is currently in: OTHER VILLAGE Livestock is currently in: OTHER Herd arrangement in Summer: SINGLE OWNER GROUP Herd arrangement in Summer: MULTIPLE OWNER GROUP Herd arrangement in Summer: ROAM FREELY Herd arrangement in Summer: STALL FED Herd arrangement in Summer: OTHER Herd arrangement in Winter: SINGLE OWNER GROUP Herd arrangement in Winter: MULTIPLE OWNER GROUP Herd arrangement in Winter: ROAM FREELY Herd arrangement in Winter: STALL FED Herd arrangement in Winter: OTHER Total Livestock owned by the household (TLU) Total number of livestock Livestock diversity: Gini-Simpson index Livestock diversity: Berger-Parker index Asset index for household livestock: PCA E01. On what basis does the household occupy the dwelling? 1 OWNED 2 PROVIDED FOR FREE BY THE EMPLOYER 3 FREE, AUTHORIZED 4 FREE, NOT AUTHORIZED 5 RENTED If this dwelling was sold today, how much would its market price be? How much do you pay to rent this dwelling? (AMOUNT) TIME UNIT 1 DAY 2 WEEK 3 MONTH 4 YEAR E04. How many years ago was this house built? E05. The outer walls of the main dwelling of the household are predominantly mad 1 CONCRETE 2 WOOD / LOGS 3 CLAY / SAMAN 4 SOIL 999 OTHER, SPECIFY E06. The roof of the main dwelling is predominantly made of what material? 1 METAL / ZINC 2 ROOF TILES 3 CONCRETE 4 SLATE 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) E07. The floor of the main dwelling is predominantly made of what material? 1 CONCRETE SLAB 2 CERAMIC TILE 3 WOOD 4 SOIL / DIRT 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) E08. How many seperate rooms does the household occupy? E09. What kind of toilet facility does your household use? NONE 1 FLUSH TOILET 2 MODERN LATRINE 3 TRADITIONAL LATRINE WITH ROOF 4 TRADITIONAL LATRINE WITHOUT ROOF 999 OTHER, SPECIFY E10. Is this toilet facility for the use of: 1 HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS ONLY 2 OTHER HOUSEHOLDS ALSO E11. Is this household connected to the sewage system? 1 YES 2 NO E12. What kind of waste disposal facilities does your household use? NONE 1 COLLECTED IN RUBBISH BIN 2 RUBBISH PIT 3 BURNING 4 PUBLIC RUBBISH HEAP 999 OTHER E13. What source of heating does your household mainly use? NONE / NO HEATING 1 ELECTRICITY 2 WOOD 3 GAS 4 OIL, PETROL 5 COAL 6 DUNG 7 COTTON STALKS 8 BARJUIKA (WOOD STOVE) 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) E14. What is your main source of energy for lighting? 1 COLLECTED FIRE WOOD 2 PURCHASED FIRE WOOD 3 GRASS 4 PARAFFIN 5 ELECTRICITY 6 GAS 7 BATTERY / DRY CELL (TORCH) 8 CANDLES 9 COAL 10 OIL / KEROSENE 11 DIESEL FUEL 12 BATTERY / DRY CELL (CAR) 999 OTHER, SPECIFY E15. What is your main source of energy for cooking? NONE 1 ELECTRICITY 2 WOOD 3 GAS 4 OIL, PETROL 5 COAL 6 DUNG 7 COTTON STALKS 999 OTHER, SPECIFY E16. What is your main source of drinking water? 1 PLUMBING 2 PUBLIC TAP / STANDPIPE 3 HAND PUMP 4 PROTECTED, DUG WELL OR SPRING 5 UNPROTECTED, DUG WELL OR SPRING 6 TANKER TRUCK 7 LAKE, RIVER, STREAM 8 BOTTLED WATER 9 GROUNDWATER 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) E17. Do you have electricity working in your dwelling? 1 YES 2 NO E18a. In the event of a black out, what source of energy do you use for lighting 1 FIREWOOD 2 PARAFFIN 999 OTHER, SPECIFY E18b. In the event of a black out, what source of energy do you use for cooking? 1 CHARCOAL 2 FIREWOOD 3 GAS 4 PARAFFIN 999 OTHER, SPECIFY E19. Does your village have access to electricity? 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW E20. What is the main reason for your household not to have access to electricit 1 CONNECTION / WIRING FEE UNAFFORDABLE 2 NO NEED FOR ELECTRICITY 3 DWELLING UNAPPROPRIATE FOR CONNECTION 4 APPLICATION PENDING 5 LINE WAS DISCONNECTED 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) E21. How do you get gas? 1 GASPIPE 2 GAS CYLINDERS 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) E22. Did you invest in your dwelling (e.g built new rooms, re-done floor, walls 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Gas oven and/or elec F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Stove F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Outdoor metal stove F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Tandor/Earhen stove F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Sandalee F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Generator F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Refrigerator F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Freezer F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Washing machine F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Electric iron F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Vacuum cleaner F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Air conditioner F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Electric fan F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Electric room heater F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Water boiler F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Microwave oven F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Colour television F01. Does your household currently own the following items::TV black and white F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Radio F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Stereo/ CD-Player F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Computer F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Satellite dish F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Video camera F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Motorcycle/scooter F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Car F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Truck F01. Does your household currently own the following items::Bicycle G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:CE G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:VI G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:WH G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:DA G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:OT G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:VI 11 .A G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:OT 11 .A G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:ME 11 .A G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:EG 11 .A G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:FI 11 .A G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:LE G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:MI 11 .A G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:OI G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:SW 11 .A G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:SP G01. In the last 7 days, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?:AL 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G02. In the last 24 hours, did you or anyone in the household eat or drink ...?: 11 .A G03. Did you or anyone in your household eat anything (meal or snack) OUTSIDE (r 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW G04. Did you or anyone in your household eat anything (meal or snack) OUTSIDE (r 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW H01a. Did you worry that your household would not have enough food in 2017? NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H01b. Did you worry that your household would not have enough food in the past 3 NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H02a. ...were not able to eat the kinds of food you would have preferred to eat NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H02b. ...were not able to eat the kinds of food you would have preferred to eat NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H03a. ...had to eat a limited variety of foods because of lack of resources in 2 NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H03b. ...had to eat a limited variety of foods because of lack of resources in t NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H04a. ...had to eat some foods that you really did not want to eat because of la NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H04b. ...had to eat some foods that you really did not want to eat because of la NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H05a. ...had to eat a smaller meal than you felt you needed because there was no NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H05b. ...had to eat a smaller meal than you felt you needed because there was no NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H06a. ...had to eat fewer meals in a day because there was not enough food in 20 NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H06b. ...had to eat fewer meals in a day because there was not enough food in th NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H07a. ...went to sleep at night hungry because there was not enough food in 2017 NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H07b. ...went to sleep at night hungry because there was not enough food in the NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H08a. ...went a whole day and night without eating anything at all because there NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H08b. ...went a whole day and night without eating anything at all because there NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H09a. Did it happen that there was no food to eat of any kind in your house beca NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H09b. Did it happen that there was no food to eat of any kind in your house beca NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H10a. ...had to eat a limited variety of foods because of lack of resources in 2 NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H10b. ...had to eat a limited variety of foods because of lack of resources in t NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H11a. ...had to eat a smaller meal than they felt they needed because there was NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H11b. ...had to eat a smaller meal than they felt they needed because there was NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H12a. ...had to eat fewer meals in a day because there was not enough food in 20 NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H12b. ...had to eat fewer meals in a day because there was not enough food in th NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H13a. ...went to sleep at night hungry because there was not enough food in 2017 NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H13b. ...went to sleep at night hungry because there was not enough food in the NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H14a. ...went a whole day and night without eating anything at all because there NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES H14b. ...went a whole day and night without eating anything at all because there NO 1 YES, ONCE OR TWICE 2 YES, THREE TO TEN TIMES 3 YES, MORE THAN 10 TIMES I0_0. Do you have access to the the common pasture land of your village? 1 YES 2 NO I5_4. Do you have to respect any established rotational plan/ pattern for grazin 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW I0_2. Who decides regarding the implementation of the rotational plans? 1 PASTURE USERS UNION 2 VILLAGE ASSEMBLY 3 LAND OWNER 4 LOCAL AUTHORITY 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) I0_3. How is the rotational plan enforced? 1 CONTROL BY HERDSMAN 2 FENCED 3 RECIPROCAL TRUST 4 LABEL IN PLOTS FORBIDDEN 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) I1_0. Did this household own or take care of any livestock during 2017? 1 YES 2 NO I1_1. Does your household currently own any ...?:CATTLES I1_1. Does your household currently own any ...?:SHEEPS I1_1. Does your household currently own any ...?:GOATS I1_1. Does your household currently own any ...?:YAKS I1_1. Does your household currently own any ...?:HORSES I1_1. Does your household currently own any ...?:DONKEYS I1_1. Does your household currently own any ...?:POULTRY goat_total_own 101 .A sheep_total_own 101 .A cattle_total_own 101 .A horse_total_own 11 .A poultry_total_own 101 .A donkey_total_own 11 .A I3_0. During 2017, did this household own any...?:CATTLES 11 .A I3_0. During 2017, did this household own any...?:SHEEPS 11 .A I3_0. During 2017, did this household own any...?:GOATS 11 .A I3_0. During 2017, did this household own any...?:YAKS 11 .A I3_0. During 2017, did this household own any...?:HORSES 11 .A I3_0. During 2017, did this household own any...?:DONKEYS 11 .A I3_0. During 2017, did this household own any...?:POULTRY I10_1. Did you produce any of the following livestock-derived products, during 2 I10_1. Did you produce any of the following livestock-derived products, during 2 I10_1. Did you produce any of the following livestock-derived products, during 2 I10_1. Did you produce any of the following livestock-derived products, during 2 J0_00. Did your household had access to any parcel of land, including grazing la 1 YES 2 NO Please list the planting seasons in which you cultivated from October 2016 to No Please list the planting seasons in which you cultivated from October 2016 to No Of these planting seasons, which season is your main cropping season? 1 SPRING/SUMMER SEASON 2 AUTUMN/WINTER SEASON Season 1 Season 2 L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Hand hoe L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Slasher L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Axe L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Sprayer L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Sickle L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Treadle pump L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Watering can L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Ox cart L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Ox Plough L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Ridger L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Cultivator L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Motorised pump L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Grain mill L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Tractor/tiller L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Livestock stall L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Poultry cage L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Storage House L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Granary L2_1. Does your household currently own the following items::Barn M01. Did anyone in your household (including the household-head) earn wages from 1 YES 2 NO N00. Did any of the household members operate at least one enterprise during 201 1 YES 2 NO O01. Did any member of the household receive income or in kind gifts during 2017 O01. Did any member of the household receive income or in kind gifts during 2017 O01. Did any member of the household receive income or in kind gifts during 2017 O01. Did any member of the household receive income or in kind gifts during 2017 O01. Did any member of the household receive income or in kind gifts during 2017 O01. Did any member of the household receive income or in kind gifts during 2017 O01_oth. Did any member of the household receive income or in-kind gifts from an 1 YES 2 NO P01. During 2017, did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit from 1 YES 2 NO P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:RELATI P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:NEIGHB P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:GROCER P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:MONEY P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:EMPLOY P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:MICRO- P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:PUU P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:BANK ( P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:NGO P02. From whom did you or anyone else in this household borrow on credit?:PUBLIC P03. During 2017, did you try to borrow from someone outside the household or f 1 YES 2 NO Q00. During 2017, did anyone in this household live for at least 2 months or is 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW Q1_17. Did anyone in this household migrate abroad for at least 2 months in the 1 YES 2 NO R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:FARMERS' COOPERATIV R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:FARMERS' ASSOCIATIO R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATI R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:MEN'S GROUP R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:WOMEN'S GROUP R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:MICRO-FINANCE ASSOC R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:SAVINGS GROUP R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:CULTURAL GROUP R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:PARENT/TEACHER'S AS R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:HEALTH/NUTRITION GR R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:PROFESSIONAL GROUP R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:POLITICAL PARTY R01. Does at least one member of the household belong to...?:PASTURE USERS UNION STATUS OF THE INTERVIEW: 1 COMPLETED 2 INTERRUPTED THE INTERVIEW WAS INTERRUPTED BECAUSE: 1 Family needs/interruptions 2 Not interested in topic 3 Partner/family does not give approval to cooperate 4 Not enough time/Interview is too long 5 Topic is too sensitive/intrusive 999 Other reason (Please specify) Random number in the range 0..1 associated with interview Errors count in the interview Food Insecurity Experience Scale score for Adults - 3 months Food Insecurity Experience Scale score for Adults - 1 year Food Insecurity Experience Scale score for Children - 1 year Food Insecurity Experience Scale score for Children - 3 months Feed source is FODDER in 2017 Feed source is FODDER in 2011 Feed brought to animal Feed resource used in 2011: PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS Feed resource used in 2011: STANDING HAY Feed resource used in 2011: FODDER FROM TREES Feed resource used in 2011: MILLER STOVER Feed resource used in 2011: SORGHUM STOVER Feed resource used in 2011: RICE STOVER Feed resource used in 2011: GROUNDNUT HAY Feed resource used in 2011: COWPEA HAY Feed resource used in 2011: PIGEON PEA FODDER Feed resource used in 2011: CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) Feed resource used in 2011: CEREAL BRANS Feed resource used in 2011: CEREAL GRAINS Feed resource used in 2011: COTTON SEED Feed resource used in 2011: KITCHEN LEFTOVERS Feed resource used in 2017: PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS Feed resource used in 2017: STANDING HAY Feed resource used in 2017: FODDER FROM TREES Feed resource used in 2017: STOVER Feed resource used in 2017: GRASS Feed resource used in 2017: STRAW Feed resource used in 2017: GROUNDNUT HAY Feed resource used in 2017: COWPEA HAY Feed resource used in 2017: PIGEON PEA FODDER Feed resource used in 2017: CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) Feed resource used in 2017: CEREAL BRANS Feed resource used in 2017: CEREAL GRAINS Feed resource used in 2017: COTTON SEED Feed resource used in 2017: KITCHEN LEFTOVERS Feed resource used in 2017: HAY Feed resource used in 2017: COMBINED FODDER feed_s 1 PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS 2 STANDING HAY 3 FODDER FROM TREES 4 STOVER 5 GRASS 6 STRAW 7 GROUNDNUT HAY 8 COWPEA HAY 9 PIGEON PEA FODDER 10 CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) 11 CEREAL BRANS 12 CEREAL GRAINS 13 COTTON SEED 14 KITCHEN LEFTOVERS 15 HAY 16 COMBINED FODDER feed_w 1 PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS 2 STANDING HAY 3 FODDER FROM TREES 4 STOVER 5 GRASS 6 STRAW 7 GROUNDNUT HAY 8 COWPEA HAY 9 PIGEON PEA FODDER 10 CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) 11 CEREAL BRANS 12 CEREAL GRAINS 13 COTTON SEED 14 KITCHEN LEFTOVERS 15 HAY 16 COMBINED FODDER Fresh feed used in summer (Pasture, grass, hay) Dry feed used in summer (Stover, Straw) Minors feed used in summer (Cake, kitchen leftovers) Fodder feed used in summer (Fodder from trees, combined fodder) Fresh feed used in winter 2017 (Pasture, grass, hay) Dry feed used in winter 2017 (Stover, Straw) Minors feed used in winter 2017 (Cake, kitchen leftovers) Fodder feed used in winter 2017 (Fodder from trees, combined fodder) Fresh feed used in summer -2011 (Pasture, grass, hay) Dry feed used in summer 2011 (Stover, Straw) Minors feed used in summer 2011 (Cake, kitchen leftovers) Fodder feed used in summer 2011 (Fodder from trees, combined fodder) Fresh feed used in winter -2011 (Pasture, grass, hay) Dry feed used in winter 2011 (Stover, Straw) Minors feed used in winter 2011 (Cake, kitchen leftovers) Fodder feed used in winter 2011 (Fodder from trees, combined fodder) Nb. of feed resources used in 2011 Nb. of feed resources used in 2017 Diff. between nb. of feed resources used in 2017 and 2011 Breeding strategy: BEST MALES ONLY MATED TO BEST FEMALES Breeding strategy: AVOID MATING OF CLOSE RELATIVES Breeding strategy: ENSURE EACH SIRE HAS DESIRED NB OF PROGENY Breeding strategy: OTHER Source of males for mating: NO USE OF SPECIFIC MALES FOR MATING Source of males for mating: ANY MALES FROM THE AREA USED FOR FREE Source of males for mating: USE BEST MALES FROM OWN HERD Source of males for mating: EXCHANGE OF BREEDING MALES Source of males for mating: HIRE BREEDING MALES Source of males for mating: PURCHASE OF BREEDING MALES Source of males for mating: ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION Source of males for mating: USE MALES FROM PUU Source of males for mating: USE MALE FROM TRANSHUMANT HERDERS Source of males for mating: OTHER Source of females for mating: NO USE OF SPECIFIC FEMALES FOR MATING Source of females for mating: CREATING OF A HIGH QUALITY FEMALE LINE BY REMOVING Source of females for mating: PURCHASE OF HIGH QUALITY BREEDING FEMALES Source of females for mating: USE FEMALES FROM PUU Source of females for mating: OTHER Strategy to avoid breed. from inferior: CASTRATE INFERIOR MALES Strategy to avoid breed. from inferior: CULL OR SELL INFERIOR MALES Strategy to avoid breed. from inferior: APRON Strategy to avoid breed. from inferior: CULL OR SELL INFERIOR FEMALES Strategy to avoid breed. from inferior: OTHER Feed resource used in Summer-2017: PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS Feed resource used in Summer-2017: STANDING HAY Feed resource used in Summer-2017: FODDER FROM TREES Feed resource used in Summer-2017: STOVER Feed resource used in Summer-2017: GRASS Feed resource used in Summer-2017: STRAW Feed resource used in Summer-2017: GROUNDNUT HAY Feed resource used in Summer-2017: COWPEA HAY Feed resource used in Summer-2017: PIGEON PEA FODDER Feed resource used in Summer-2017: CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) Feed resource used in Summer-2017: CEREAL BRANS Feed resource used in Summer-2017: CEREAL GRAINS Feed resource used in Summer-2017: COTTON SEED Feed resource used in Summer-2017: KITCHEN LEFTOVERS Feed resource used in Summer-2017: HAY Feed resource used in Summer-2017: COMBINED FODDER Feed resource used in Winter-2017: PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS Feed resource used in Winter-2017: STANDING HAY Feed resource used in Winter-2017: FODDER FROM TREES Feed resource used in Winter-2017: STOVER Feed resource used in Winter-2017: GRASS Feed resource used in Winter-2017: STRAW Feed resource used in Winter-2017: GROUNDNUT HAY Feed resource used in Winter-2017: COWPEA HAY Feed resource used in Winter-2017: PIGEON PEA FODDER Feed resource used in Winter-2017: CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) Feed resource used in Winter-2017: CEREAL BRANS Feed resource used in Winter-2017: CEREAL GRAINS Feed resource used in Winter-2017: COTTON SEED Feed resource used in Winter-2017: KITCHEN LEFTOVERS Feed resource used in Winter-2017: HAY Feed resource used in Winter-2017: COMBINED FODDER Feeding modality in Summer: GRAZING Feeding modality in Summer: FEED BROUGHT TO ANIMAL Feeding modality in Summer: GRAZING AND BROUGHT TO ANIMAL Feeding source in Summer: OWN LAND Feeding source in Summer: OTHER FARMER'S LAND Feeding source in Summer: RANGELANDS (UNPROTECTED) Feeding source in Summer: RANGELANDS (PROTECTED) Feeding source in Summer: LOCAL SHOP/MARKET Feeding source in Summer: TRADER Feeding source in Summer: FOREST AREAS (PROTECTED) Feeding source in Summer: FOREST AREAS (UNPROTECTED) Feeding source in Summer: PASTURE USERS UNION Feeding modality in Winter: GRAZING Feeding modality in Winter: FEED BROUGHT TO ANIMAL Feeding modality in Winter: GRAZING AND BROUGHT TO ANIMAL Feeding source in Winter: OWN LAND Feeding source in Winter: OTHER FARMER'S LAND Feeding source in Winter: RANGELANDS (UNPROTECTED) Feeding source in Winter: RANGELANDS (PROTECTED) Feeding source in Winter: LOCAL SHOP/MARKET Feeding source in Winter: TRADER Feeding source in Winter: FOREST AREAS (PROTECTED) Feeding source in Winter: FOREST AREAS (UNPROTECTED) Feeding source in Winter: PASTURE USERS UNION Feeding source in Winter: OTHER HH acquired fodder/crop residues/industrial products etc Feed resource used in Summer-2011: PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS Feed resource used in Summer-2011: STANDING HAY Feed resource used in Summer-2011: FODDER FROM TREES Feed resource used in Summer-2011: MILLER STOVER Feed resource used in Summer-2011: SORGHUM STOVER Feed resource used in Summer-2011: RICE STOVER Feed resource used in Summer-2011: GROUNDNUT HAY Feed resource used in Summer-2011: COWPEA HAY Feed resource used in Summer-2011: PIGEON PEA FODDER Feed resource used in Summer-2011: CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) Feed resource used in Summer-2011: CEREAL BRANS Feed resource used in Summer-2011: CEREAL GRAINS Feed resource used in Summer-2011: COTTON SEED Feed resource used in Summer-2011: KITCHEN LEFTOVERS Feed resource used in Winter-2011: PASTURE / NATURAL GRASS Feed resource used in Winter-2011: STANDING HAY Feed resource used in Winter-2011: FODDER FROM TREES Feed resource used in Winter-2011: MILLER STOVER Feed resource used in Winter-2011: SORGHUM STOVER Feed resource used in Winter-2011: RICE STOVER Feed resource used in Winter-2011: GROUNDNUT HAY Feed resource used in Winter-2011: COWPEA HAY Feed resource used in Winter-2011: PIGEON PEA FODDER Feed resource used in Winter-2011: CAKE (GROUNDNUT, COTTON, SESAME) Feed resource used in Winter-2011: CEREAL BRANS Feed resource used in Winter-2011: CEREAL GRAINS Feed resource used in Winter-2011: COTTON SEED Feed resource used in Winter-2011: KITCHEN LEFTOVERS Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): NONE Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): CONFINED IN SHEDS Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): CONFINED IN FENCES Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): CAGE Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): INSIDE THE HOUSE (E.G. KITCHEN) Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): STALL Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): IN A ROOM Liv. Housing system (SUMMER): OTHER (SPECIFY) Liv. Water source (SUMMER): BOREHOLE Liv. Water source (SUMMER): DAM Liv. Water source (SUMMER): WELL Liv. Water source (SUMMER): RIVER / SPRING / SPRING Liv. Water source (SUMMER): RAINWATER HARVESTING Liv. Water source (SUMMER): VILLAGE WATER POINT Liv. Water source (SUMMER): PURCHASED WATER Liv. Water source (SUMMER): GROUNDWATER Liv. Water source (SUMMER): OTHER (SPECIFY) Liv. Housing system (WINTER): NONE Liv. Housing system (WINTER): CONFINED IN SHEDS Liv. Housing system (WINTER): CONFINED IN FENCES Liv. Housing system (WINTER): CAGE Liv. Housing system (WINTER): INSIDE THE HOUSE (E.G. KITCHEN) Liv. Housing system (WINTER): STALL Liv. Housing system (WINTER): IN A ROOM Liv. Housing system (WINTER): OTHER (SPECIFY) Liv. Water source (WINTER): BOREHOLE Liv. Water source (WINTER): DAM Liv. Water source (WINTER): WELL Liv. Water source (WINTER): RIVER / SPRING / SPRING Liv. Water source (WINTER): RAINWATER HARVESTING Liv. Water source (WINTER): VILLAGE WATER POINT Liv. Water source (WINTER): PURCHASED WATER Liv. Water source (WINTER): GROUNDWATER Liv. Water source (WINTER): OTHER (SPECIFY) Water point built by: PUU Water point built by: VILLAGE'S MEMBERS BY PRIVATE CONTRIBUTION Water point built by: GOVERNMENT Water point built by: OTHER (SPECIFY) Livestock suffered of diseases in 2017 Livestock was vaccinated in 2017 Livestock received curative treatment Marital status of household member 1 MARRIED 2 NO LONGER MARRIED 3 SINGLE 4 LIVING TOGETHER 5 OTHER/DON'T KNOW Gender of the head 1 Male 2 Female # of adults (age>=15) # of children (age<15) # of women (age>=15) Indiv. is adult (age>=15) NO 1 YES Age of the head 1 (0,15] 2 (15,25] 3 (25,35] 4 (35,45] 5 (45,55] 6 (55,65] 7 (65,75] 8 +75 dependency ratio Religion of HH head - ISLAM SUNNI NO 1 YES Religion of HH head - ISLAM SHIA NO 1 YES Religion of HH head - ORTHODOX NO 1 YES Religion of HH head - CATHOLICISM NO 1 YES Religion of HH head - HINDUISM NO 1 YES Religion of HH head - NONE NO 1 YES At least one member is currently not in the hh NO 1 YES Nr. HH members currently migrating # of adults yrsedu>=1&<=7 in hh # of adults yrsedu>=1&<=5 in hh # of adults yrsedu>=6&<=7 in hh # of adults yrsedu>=8&<=12 in hh # of adults yrsedu>=13&<. in hh # of males no yrseducation in hh # of males yrsedu>=1&<=7 in hh # of males yrsedu>=1&<=5 in hh # of males yrsedu>=6&<=7 in hh # of males yrsedu>=8&<12 in hh # of males yrsedu>=13&<. in hh # of females no yrseduc. in hh # of females yrsedu>=1&<=7 in hh # of females yrsedu>=1&<=5 in hh # of females yrsedu>=6&<=7 in hh # of females yrsedu>=8&<=12 in hh # of females yrsedu>=13&<. in hh HH has access to COMMON PASTURE LAND HH has to respect ROTATIONAL PLAN # of HHs having access to common pasture in village % of HHs having access to common pasture in village Implementer of rotational plan: PUU # of adults no yrseduc. in hh Implementer of rotational plan: VILLAGE ASSEMBLY Implementer of rotational plan: LAND OWNER Implementer of rotational plan: LOCAL AUTHORITY Implementer of rotational plan: OTHER Enforcement of rotational plan: HERDSMAN Enforcement of rotational plan: FENCED Enforcement of rotational plan: RECIPROCAL TRUST Enforcement of rotational plan: LABEL IN PLOTS IS FORBIDDEN Enforcement of rotational plan: OTHER HH owned or took care of livestock during 2017 HH produced: MEAT HH produced: WOOL HH produced: SKINS AND HIDES HH produced: KEFIR AND YOGURT Soil presents erosion Hh uses preventive measures against erosion CA for residue : yes NO 1 YES CA Minimum tillage : yes NO 1 YES Soil preparation: plowing NO 1 YES Soil preparation: fumigation NO 1 YES Plot is irrigated NO 1 YES HH used ORGANIC FERTILIZER on plot NO 1 YES HH used INORGANIC FERTILIZER on plot NO 1 YES HH used PESTICIDES/HERBICIDES on plot 1 YES 2 NO Nb. of person-days for land preparation Nb. of person-days for land preparation- trim p99 HH has member that belongs to: FARMERS COOPERATIVE HH has member that belongs to: ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS HH has member that belongs to: LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION HH has member that belongs to: MEN GROUP HH has member that belongs to: WOMEN GROUP HH has member that belongs to: MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION HH has member that belongs to: SAVINGS GROUP HH has member that belongs to: CULTURAL GROUP HH has member that belongs to: PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION HH has member that belongs to: HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP HH has member that belongs to: PROFESSIONAL GROUP HH has member that belongs to: POLITICAL PARTY HH has member that belongs to: PASTURE USERS UNION Nr. of groups of which at least one member of HH belongs to HH members belong to at least one group Frequency of meetings of FARMERS COOPERATIVE: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of FARMERS COOPERATIVE: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of FARMERS COOPERATIVE: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of FARMERS COOPERATIVE: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of FARMERS COOPERATIVE: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: FARMERS COOPERATIVE Charges fees: FARMERS COOPERATIVE Annual amount of fees for: FARMERS COOPERATIVE Interacts with similar groups: FARMERS COOPERATIVE Frequency of meetings of ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS Charges fees: ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS Annual amount of fees for: ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS Interacts with similar groups: ASSOCIATION FOR FARMERS Frequency of meetings of LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION Charges fees: LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION Annual amount of fees for: LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION Interacts with similar groups: LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION Frequency of meetings of MEN GROUP: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of MEN GROUP: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of MEN GROUP: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of MEN GROUP: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of MEN GROUP: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: MEN GROUP Charges fees: MEN GROUP Annual amount of fees for: MEN GROUP Interacts with similar groups: MEN GROUP Frequency of meetings of WOMEN GROUP: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of WOMEN GROUP: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of WOMEN GROUP: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of WOMEN GROUP: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of WOMEN GROUP: YEARLY Frequency of meetings of WOMEN GROUP: OTHER (SPECIFY) Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: WOMEN GROUP Charges fees: WOMEN GROUP Annual amount of fees for: WOMEN GROUP Interacts with similar groups: WOMEN GROUP Frequency of meetings of MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION Charges fees: MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION Annual amount of fees for: MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION Interacts with similar groups: MICRO-FINANCE ASSOCIATION Frequency of meetings of SAVINGS GROUP: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of SAVINGS GROUP: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of SAVINGS GROUP: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of SAVINGS GROUP: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of SAVINGS GROUP: YEARLY Frequency of meetings of SAVINGS GROUP: OTHER (SPECIFY) Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: SAVINGS GROUP Charges fees: SAVINGS GROUP Annual amount of fees for: SAVINGS GROUP Interacts with similar groups: SAVINGS GROUP Frequency of meetings of CULTURAL GROUP: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of CULTURAL GROUP: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of CULTURAL GROUP: QUARTERLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: CULTURAL GROUP Charges fees: CULTURAL GROUP Interacts with similar groups: CULTURAL GROUP Frequency of meetings of PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOC Charges fees: PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION Annual amount of fees for: PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION Interacts with similar groups: PARENT-TEACHERS COMMITTEE-ASSOCIATION Frequency of meetings of HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP: HALF YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP Charges fees: HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP Interacts with similar groups: HEALTH-NUTRITION GROUP Frequency of meetings of PROFESSIONAL GROUP: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of PROFESSIONAL GROUP: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of PROFESSIONAL GROUP: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: PROFESSIONAL GROUP Charges fees: PROFESSIONAL GROUP Annual amount of fees for: PROFESSIONAL GROUP Interacts with similar groups: PROFESSIONAL GROUP Frequency of meetings of POLITICAL PARTY: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of POLITICAL PARTY: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of POLITICAL PARTY: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of POLITICAL PARTY: YEARLY Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: POLITICAL PARTY Charges fees: POLITICAL PARTY Annual amount of fees for: POLITICAL PARTY Interacts with similar groups: POLITICAL PARTY Frequency of meetings of PASTURE USERS UNION: WEEKLY Frequency of meetings of PASTURE USERS UNION: MONTHLY Frequency of meetings of PASTURE USERS UNION: QUARTERLY Frequency of meetings of PASTURE USERS UNION: HALF YEARLY Frequency of meetings of PASTURE USERS UNION: YEARLY Frequency of meetings of PASTURE USERS UNION: OTHER (SPECIFY) Nr. of times that members of HH participated to: PASTURE USERS UNION Charges fees: PASTURE USERS UNION Annual amount of fees for: PASTURE USERS UNION Interacts with similar groups: PASTURE USERS UNION Frequency of meeting per year: far Frequency of meeting per year: ass Frequency of meeting per year: liv Frequency of meeting per year: men Frequency of meeting per year: wom Frequency of meeting per year: mic Frequency of meeting per year: sav Frequency of meeting per year: cul Frequency of meeting per year: par Frequency of meeting per year: hea Frequency of meeting per year: pro Frequency of meeting per year: pol Frequency of meetings per year: PUU Nr. of times that HH participates to any group Nr. of groups that HH belongs to that charge fees Total amount of fees that HH has to pay for groups Share of groups that HH belongs to that charge fees Main source of water for livestock is WATER POINT ID Distance to main road -GIS Distance to main city -GIS Altitude - GIS Population density -GIS DISTRICT NAME JAMOAT NAME VILLAGE NAME Avg. village price of CATTLE sold alive Avg. village price of CATTLE purchased Avg. village price of SHEEP sold alive Avg. village price of SHEEP purchased Avg. village price of GOAT sold alive Avg. village price of GOAT sold dead Avg. village price of GOAT purchased Avg. village price of HORSE sold alive Avg. village price of HORSE purchased Avg. village price of DONKEY sold alive Avg. village price of DONKEY purchased Female goat of old age (give birth >*1): WEIGHT -KG - SMALL Offspring of 10 days old (male or female): WEIGHT -KG - SMALL Offspring after weaning from milk: WEIGHT -KG - SMALL Female goat of old age (give birth >*1): BREED - SMALL Offspring of 10 days old (male or female): BREED - SMALL Offspring after weaning from milk: BREED - SMALL Female goat of old age (give birth >*1): WEIGHT -KG - MED Offspring of 10 days old (male or female): WEIGHT -KG - MED Offspring after weaning from milk: WEIGHT -KG - MED Female goat of old age (give birth >*1): BREED - MED Offspring of 10 days old (male or female): BREED - MED Offspring after weaning from milk: BREED - MED Female goat of old age (give birth >*1): WEIGHT -KG - LARGE Offspring of 10 days old (male or female): WEIGHT -KG - LARGE Offspring after weaning from milk: WEIGHT -KG - LARGE Female goat of old age (give birth >*1): BREED - LARGE Offspring of 10 days old (male or female): BREED - LARGE Offspring after weaning from milk: BREED - LARGE Female goat of old age (give birth >*1): AVG WEIGHT -KG Offspring of 10 days old (male or female): AVG WEIGHT -KG Offspring after weaning from milk: AVG WEIGHT -KG Cow after the birth period and in pregnancy period until three months: WEIGHT (K Male calf after birth (10 days old): WEIGHT (KG) - SMALL Female calf after birth (10 days old): WEIGHT (KG) - SMALL Male calf after the weaning from milk: WEIGHT (KG) - SMALL Female calf after the weaning from milk: WEIGHT (KG) - SMALL Male calf of up to 1 year old: WEIGHT (KG)- SMALL Female calf of up to 1 year old: WEIGHT (KG)- SMALL Bull of 1-2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- SMALL Heifer of 1-2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- SMALL Cow of more than 2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- SMALL Cow after the birth period and in pregnancy period until three months: BREED - S 101 .A Male calf after birth (10 days old): BREED - SMALL 101 .A Female calf after birth (10 days old): BREED - SMALL 101 .A Male calf after the weaning from milk: BREED - SMALL 101 .A Female calf after the weaning from milk: BREED - SMALL 101 .A Male calf of up to 1 year old: BREED - SMALL 101 .A Female calf of up to 1 year old: BREED - SMALL 101 .A Bull of 1-2 years old: BREED - SMALL Heifer of 1-2 years old: BREED - SMALL Cow of more than 2 years old: BREED - SMALL 101 .A Cow after the birth period and in pregnancy period until three months: WEIGHT (K Male calf after birth (10 days old): WEIGHT (KG) - MED Female calf after birth (10 days old): WEIGHT (KG) - MED Male calf after the weaning from milk: WEIGHT (KG) - MED Female calf after the weaning from milk: WEIGHT (KG) - MED Male calf of up to 1 year old: WEIGHT (KG)- MED Female calf of up to 1 year old: WEIGHT (KG)- MED Bull of 1-2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- MED Heifer of 1-2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- MED Cow of more than 2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- MED Cow after the birth period and in pregnancy period until three months: BREED - M 101 .A Male calf after birth (10 days old): BREED - MED 101 .A Female calf after birth (10 days old): BREED - MED 101 .A Male calf after the weaning from milk: BREED - MED 101 .A Female calf after the weaning from milk: BREED - MED 101 .A Male calf of up to 1 year old: BREED - MED 101 .A Female calf of up to 1 year old: BREED - MED 101 .A Bull of 1-2 years old: BREED - MED Heifer of 1-2 years old: BREED - MED 101 .A Cow of more than 2 years old: BREED - MED 101 .A Cow after the birth period and in pregnancy period until three months: WEIGHT (K Male calf after birth (10 days old): WEIGHT (KG) - LARGE Female calf after birth (10 days old): WEIGHT (KG) - LARGE Male calf after the weaning from milk: WEIGHT (KG) - LARGE Female calf after the weaning from milk: WEIGHT (KG) - LARGE Male calf of up to 1 year old: WEIGHT (KG)- LARGE Female calf of up to 1 year old: WEIGHT (KG)- LARGE Bull of 1-2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- LARGE Heifer of 1-2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- LARGE Cow of more than 2 years old: WEIGHT (KG)- LARGE Cow after the birth period and in pregnancy period until three months: BREED - L 101 .A Male calf after birth (10 days old): BREED - LARGE 101 .A Female calf after birth (10 days old): BREED - LARGE 101 .A Male calf after the weaning from milk: BREED - LARGE 101 .A Female calf after the weaning from milk: BREED - LARGE 101 .A Male calf of up to 1 year old: BREED - LARGE 101 .A Female calf of up to 1 year old: BREED - LARGE 101 .A Bull of 1-2 years old: BREED - LARGE Heifer of 1-2 years old: BREED - LARGE 101 .A Cow of more than 2 years old: BREED - LARGE 101 .A Cow after the birth period and in pregnancy period until three months: AVG WEIGH Male calf after birth (10 days old): AVG WEIGHT (KG) Female calf after birth (10 days old): AVG WEIGHT (KG) Male calf after the weaning from milk: AVG WEIGHT (KG) Female calf after the weaning from milk: AVG WEIGHT (KG) Male calf of up to 1 year old: AVG WEIGHT (KG) Female calf of up to 1 year old: AVG WEIGHT (KG) Bull of 1-2 years old: AVG WEIGHT (KG) Heifer of 1-2 years old: AVG WEIGHT (KG) Cow of more than 2 years old: AVG WEIGHT (KG) Ewes of old age (give birth >1): BREED - SMALL Lambs of 10 days old (male or female): BREED - SMALL Lambs after weaning from milk: BREED - SMALL Ewes of old age (give birth >1): BREED - MED Lambs of 10 days old (male or female): BREED - MED Lambs after weaning from milk: BREED - MED Ewes of old age (give birth >1): BREED - LARGE Lambs of 10 days old (male or female): BREED - LARGE 101 .A Lambs after weaning from milk: BREED - LARGE Ewes of old age (give birth >1): AVG WEIGHT -KG Lambs of 10 days old (male or female): AVG WEIGHT -KG Lambs after weaning from milk: AVG WEIGHT -KG 2000 ndvi 2001 ndvi 2002 ndvi 2003 ndvi 2004 ndvi 2005 ndvi 2006 ndvi 2007 ndvi 2008 ndvi 2009 ndvi 2010 ndvi 2011 ndvi 2012 ndvi 2013 ndvi 2014 ndvi 2015 ndvi 2016 ndvi 2017 ndvi 2018 ndvi Cons of CEREALS in the last week (1=yes) Cons of TUBERS in the last week (1=yes) Cons of VEGETABLES in the last week (1=yes) Cons of FRUIT in the last week (1=yes) Cons of MEAT in the last week (1=yes) Cons of EGGS in the last week (1=yes) Cons of FISH in the last week (1=yes) Cons of LEGUMES in the last week (1=yes) Cons of MILK PRODUCTS in the last week (1=yes) Cons of OILS & FATS in the last week (1=yes) Cons of SWEETS in the last week (1=yes) Cons of SPICES, COFFEE & TEA in the last week (1=yes) Cons of ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES in the last week (1=yes) Cons of CEREALS in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of TUBERS in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of VEGETABLES in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of FRUIT in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of MEAT in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of EGGS in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of FISH in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of LEGUMES in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of MILK PRODUCTS in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of OILS & FATS in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of SWEETS in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of SPICES, COFFEE & TEA in the last 24 hours (1=yes) Cons of ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES in the last 24 hours (1=yes) HH members ate out yesterday (1=yes) HH members ate out in the last week (1=yes) Household Dietary Diversity Scale score - Last Week Household Dietary Diversity Scale score - Last Day Cost of one hectare worth of TRACTOR services in the village - USD Access road surface is asphalt or graded Daily Market in the village Distance to nearest daily market (KM) Weekly Market in the village Distance to nearest weekly market (KM) Agricultural market in the village Distance to agricultural market (KM) Number of people in the village Number of households in the village Amount of land dedicated to agriculture - HA Village has a primary school Village has a secondary school Village has a hospital Pasture area per household (HA/hh) Pasture area per inhabitant Shock: DROUGHT Shock: FLOOD Shock: FROST Shock:EARTHQUAKE Shock: HAIL STORM Shock: WATER CONTAMINATION Shock: CROP DISEASE/PESTS Shock: LIVESTOCK DISEASE Shock: HUMAN EPIDEMIC DISEASE Shock: SHARP CHANGE IN PRICES Shock: DEVELOPMENT PROJECT Shock: NEW HEALTH FACILITY Shock: NEW ROAD Shock: NEW VETERINARY CENTER Shock: OTHER Female hh-member t.c. of breeding cattles Female hh-member t.c. of breeding goats Female hh-member t.c. of breeding sheeps Female hh-member t.c. of feeding cattles Female hh-member t.c. of feeding goats Female hh-member t.c. of feeding sheeps Female hh-member t.c. of milking cattles Female hh-member t.c. of milking goats Female hh-member t.c. of milking sheeps Female hh-head or spouse managing remittances Female hh-member decides on agricultural earnings Nb. of plots per parcel season 1 Nb. of plots per parcel season 2 Parcel rent payed for one year Parcel area in square meters Parcel area in HA Household has a TITLE for the parcel Parcel inherited: AREA (HA) Parcel allocated by government: AREA (HA) Parcel allocated by local leader: AREA (HA) Parcel rented in: AREA (HA) Parcel share-cropping: AREA (HA) Parcel borrowed for free: AREA (HA) Parcel cleared and occupied: AREA (HA) NB. of parcels INHERITED per hh NB. of parcels ALLOCATED BY GOVERNMENT per hh NB. of parcels ALLOCATED BY LOCAL LEADER per hh NB. of parcels RENTED IN per hh NB. of parcels SHARE-CROPPING per hh NB. of parcels BORROWED FOR FREE per hh NB. of parcels CLEARED AND OCCUPIED per hh Quantity of MEAT produced in 2017- KG Quantity of MEAT sold in 2017- KG Quantity of MEAT consumed by hh in 2017- KG Quantity of WOOL produced in 2017- KG Quantity of WOOL consumed by hh in 2017- KG Quantity of SKINS AND HIDES produced in 2017- KG Quantity of SKINS AND HIDES sold in 2017- KG Quantity of KEFIR & YOGURT produced in 2017- LIT. Quantity of KEFIR & YOGURT sold in 2017- LIT. Quantity of KEFIR & YOGURT consumed by hh in 2017- LIT. Quantity of mulberry harvested - KG Total Plot area cultivated with mulberry - HA Mulberry yield -KG/HA Mulberry yield -TON/HA Plot area dedicated to Mulberry (HA) Quantity of alfalfa harvested - KG Total Plot area cultivated with alfalfa - HA Alfalfa yield -KG/HA Alfalfa yield -TON/HA HH has own house HH rents its house House provided for free by employer House for free, authorized House for free, not authorized Price for the same house (Somoni) # of HHs with house_owned in village % of HHs with house_owned in village Dwelling has good walls # of HHs with good wall in village % of HHs with good wall in village Dwelling has good roof # of HHs with sand or smoothed mud floor in village % of HHs with sand or smoothed mud floor in village Dwelling has good floor # of HHs with good floor in village % of HHs with good floor in village HH members per room HH members (in AE) per room HH has any toilet # of HHs with toilet in vill % of HHs with toilet in vill HH is connected to the sewage system # of HHs connected to sewage system in vill % of HHs connected to sewage system in vill HH has electricity # of HHs with electricity in village % of HHs with electricity in village Main source of drinking water 1 piped 2 protected 3 unprotected HH has piped or protected water source # of HHs with piped or protected water source in village % of HHs with piped or protected water source in village HH has done home renovation since 2011 psmatch2: Propensity Score psmatch2: Treatment assignment Untreated 1 Treated psmatch2: Common support Off support 1 On support psmatch2: weight of matched controls psmatch2: Identifier (ID) psmatch2: ID of nearest neighbor nr. 1 psmatch2: ID of nearest neighbor nr. 2 psmatch2: ID of nearest neighbor nr. 3 psmatch2: ID of nearest neighbor nr. 4 psmatch2: ID of nearest neighbor nr. 5 psmatch2: # matched neighbors psmatch2: abs(pscore - pscore[nearest neighbor]) Sex 1 MALE 2 FEMALE 11 .A RELATIONSHIP TO HH-HEAD 1 HEAD 2 SPOUSE/PARTNER 3 SON/DAUGHTER 4 SON/DAUGHTER IN LAW 5 FATHER/MOTHER 6 FATHER/MOTHER IN LAW 7 SISTER/BROTHER 8 GRANDCHILD 9 GRANDPARENT 10 NIECE/NEPHEW 11 OTHER RELATIVE 12 NOT RELATED 101 .A AGE 1 [0,5] 2 (5,10] 3 (10,15] 4 (15,25] 5 (25,35] 6 (35,45] 7 (45,55] 8 (55,65] 9 (65,75] 10 +75 MONTHS OF AGE Marital status 1 MARRIED 2 NO LONGER MARRIED 3 SINGLE 4 LIVING TOGETHER 5 OTHER/DON'T KNOW Ethnic group 1 TAJIK 2 UZBEK 3 RUSSIAN 4 KYRGYZ 5 TATAR 6 TURKMEN 7 KAZAKH 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Religion 1 ISLAM (SUNNI) 2 ISLAM (SHIA) 3 ORTHODOX 4 CATHOLICISM 5 JUDAISM 6 HINDUISM 7 NONE 999 OTHER 11 .A Languages spoken:TAJIK 11 .A Languages spoken:UZBEK 11 .A Languages spoken:RUSSIAN 11 .A Languages spoken:KYRGYZ 11 .A Languages spoken:TATAR 11 .A Languages spoken:TURKMEN 11 .A Languages spoken:KAZAKH 11 .A Languages spoken:ENGLISH 11 .A Languages spoken:FARSI 11 .A Languages spoken:GERMAN 11 .A Languages spoken:FRENCH 11 .A Languages spoken:OTHER 11 .A Languages written:TAJIK 11 .A Languages written:UZBEK 11 .A Languages written:RUSSIAN 11 .A Languages written:KYRGYZ 11 .A Languages written:TATAR 11 .A Languages written:TURKMEN 11 .A Languages written:ENGLISH 11 .A Languages written:FARSI 11 .A Languages written:GERMAN 11 .A Languages written:HE/SHE CAN'T WRITE 11 .A HH member in the hh 1 YES 2 NO 11 .A Number of months away in the last 12 months 101 .A Reason for absence 1 WORKING IN ANOTHER PART OF TAJIKISTAN 2 WORKING IN ANOTHER COUNTRY IN THE CIS 3 WORKING IN ANOTHER COUNTRY OUTSIDE THE CIS 4 STUDYING 5 ON LEAVE / VACATION 6 VISITING RELATIVES 7 IN HOSPITAL 8 IN PRISON 9 IN THE ARMY 10 ON BUSINESS TRIP 999 OTHER 1001 .A C02. Has %rostertitle% ever attended school? 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Highest class completed NURSERY/PRESCHOOL 1 PRIMARY 2 SECONDARY 3 PRIMARY VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 4 PRIMARY PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION BASED ON SECONDARY GENERAL EDUCATION 5 SECONDARY PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 6 BACHELOR DEGREE 7 MASTER DEGREE 8 SPECIALIST DEGREE 9 CANDIDATE OF SCIENCE 10 DOCTOR OF SCIENCE 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A C04. Is %rostertitle% attending school now? 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Age when stopped school 101 .A C06. How does %rostertitle% get to school each day? 1 FOOT 2 BICYCLE 3 BUS/MINIBUS 4 PRIVATE VEHICLE 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER 1001 .A C07a. How long does it usually take %rostertitle% to get to school by this means 101 .A Time distance to school _ unit 101 .A Tuition fee 100001 .A C08b. Other school expensens 100001 .A ID of the mother/guardian of the child in the household D02. Is %rostertitle% %b04a% years and %b04b% months old? 1 YES 2 NO 11 .A D03. WAS %childroster% MEASURED? 1 YES, MEASURED FULLY 2 YES, MEASURED PARTIALLY 3 NO 11 .A Reason for not measuring the child 1 NOT AT HOME DURING SURVEY PERIOD 2 TOO ILL 3 UNWILLING 999 OTHER 1001 .A WEIGHT OF CHILD 101 .A HEIGHT/LENGTH OF CHILD 1001 .A Measurement standing or lying 1 STANDING 2 LYING DOWN 3 NOT APPLICABLE 11 .A D08. WAS THE MEASUREMENT OF THE CHILD DONE IN A NORMAL MANNER, OR WAS MEASUREMEN 1 NORMAL 2 DIFFICULT 11 .A Participation to nutrition programme 1 YES 2 NO 11 .A D10. DID CHILD APPEAR TO HAVE EDEMA (SWELLING THAT IS NOT NORMAL)? 1 YES 2 NO 11 .A D11. Was the child given measles vaccination, injections or MMR, a shot in the a 1 YES 2 NO 11 .A M03. Within what sectors did %rostertitle% earn his/her income? 1 AGRICULTURE 2 AGRICULTURAL OR LIVESTOCK PROCESSING 3 INDUSTRY 4 CONSTRUCTION 5 COMMERCIAL (RETAIL / WHOLESALE) 6 SERVICES 7 HEALTH CARE 8 EDUCATION 9 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND LAW ENFORCEMENT 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A M04. What form of employment did the main labor take? 1 DAY LABORER 2 SEASONAL 3 CASUAL PART-TIME 4 PERMANENT PART-TIME 5 PERMANENT FULL-TIME 999 OTHER, SPECIFY 1001 .A M05a. Aproximately how much time did %rostertitle% work in this main activity d 100001 .A M05b. UNIT 1 HOUR 2 DAY 3 WEEK 4 MONTH 5 YEAR 11 .A M06. Was %rostertitle% paid in-kind or in cash for this work? 1 CASH 2 IN-KIND 3 BOTH CASH AND IN-KIND 11 .A M07. How much did %rostertitle% earn from this off-farm income in total during 2 100001 .A Q1_2A. Which region did %rostertitle% move to? 1 SUGHD REGION 2 DISTRICT OF REPUBBLICAN SUBORDINATION 3 KHATLON REGION 4 GORNO - BADAKHSHAN AUTONOMOUS REGION 5 DUSHANBE 11 .A Q1_2. How long did %rostertitle% remain away during this migration episode? 101 .A Q1_3. What was the most important reason %rostertitle% left the village? 1 TO WORK / LOOK FOR WORK 2 TO JOIN FAMILY / TO MARRY 3 MOVING WITH FAMILY 4 HEALTH 5 STUDY 6 SECURITY 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_4. Why did %rostertitle% choose to migrate to this destination? 1 TO JOIN HOUSEHOLD MEMBER 2 HAD CONTACTS - RELATIVES 3 HAD CONTACTS - FRIENDS 4 CONTACTS / ACQUAINTANCES 5 CLOSE DISTANCE, EASY TO REACH 6 EASIER TO GET VISA 7 STUDIES 8 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE 9 UNABLE TO PROCEED TO INTENDED DESTINATION 10 GRABBED OPPORTUNITY 11 HAD WORK / JOB ARRANGED 12 I DID NOT DECIDE / I MOVED WITH FAMILY 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_5. Did %rostertitle% find work or start working during this migration episode 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_6. What was %rostertitle%'s main occupation during this migration episode? 1 FARMING 2 SELF-EMPLOYMENT 3 WAGE, AGRICULTURAL 4 WAGE, UNSKILLED NON-AGRICULTURAL 5 WAGE, TECHNICAL /SKILLED NON-AGRICULTURAL 6 UNPAID APPRENTICENSHIP 7 STUDENT 8 UNEMPLOYED 9 RETIRED 10 SICK OR DISABLED 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_7. Why did %rostertitle% return to this village? 1 NO INTENTION TO STAY 2 FAMILY REASONS 3 LOSS OF JOB 4 FOUND JOB OPPORTUNITY IN THIS VILLAGE 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_8. Did %rostertitle% send any cash to this household at any point in time dur 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 11 .A Q1_9. At what frequency did %rostertitle% send cash to this household during 201 1 MORE THAN ONCE PER MONTH 2 MONTHLY 3 QUARTERLY 4 SEMI-ANNUALLY 5 ANNUALLY 6 SPORADICALLY AS NEEDED 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 11 .A Q1_10. How much did %rostertitle% send to this household in total during 2017? 100001 .A Q1_12. Did %rostertitle% send any in-kind assistance to this household during 20 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_13. At what frequency did %rostertitle% send in-kind assistance to this house 1 MORE THAN ONCE PER MONTH 2 MONTHLY 3 QUARTERLY 4 SEMI-ANNUALLY 5 ANNUALLY 6 SPORADICALLY AS NEEDED 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 11 .A Did %hhmigration2% migrate abroad in::2011 11 .A Did %hhmigration2% migrate abroad in::2012 11 .A Did %hhmigration2% migrate abroad in::2013 11 .A Did %hhmigration2% migrate abroad in::2014 11 .A Did %hhmigration2% migrate abroad in::2015 11 .A Did %hhmigration2% migrate abroad in::2016 11 .A Did %hhmigration2% migrate abroad in::2017 11 .A Q1_22. What country did %hhmigration2% go on his/her most recent migration episo 1 RUSSIA 2 KYRGYZSTAN 3 KAZAKHSTAN 4 TURKMENISTAN 5 AFGHANISTAN 6 PAKISTAN 7 UZBEKISTAN 8 GEORGIA 9 AZERBAJAN 10 ARMENIA 11 GERMANY 12 IRAQ 13 IRAN 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_23. When was %hhmigration2%'s most recent migration episode abroad? 10001 .A Q1_24. How long did %hhmigration2% remain away during his/her most recent migrat 10001 .A Q1_25. What was the most important reason %hhmigration2% migrated abroad during 1 TO WORK / LOOK FOR WORK 2 TO JOIN FAMILY / TO MARRY 3 MOVING WITH FAMILY 4 HEALTH 5 STUDY 6 SECURITY 7 TO MAINTAIN RESIDENCY 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_26. Why did %hhmigration2% choose to migrate to this destination? 1 TO JOIN HOUSEHOLD MEMBER 2 HAD CONTACTS - RELATIVES 3 HAD CONTACTS - FRIENDS 4 CONTACTS / ACQUAINTANCES 5 CLOSE DISTANCE, EASY TO REACH 6 EASIER TO GET VISA 7 STUDIES 8 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE 9 UNABLE TO PROCEED TO INTENDED DESTINATION 10 GRABBED OPPORTUNITY 11 HAD WORK / JOB ARRANGED 12 I DID NOT DECIDE / I MOVED WITH FAMILY 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPCIFY) 1001 .A Q1_27. Did %hhmigration2% enter legally into the country during the most recent 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_28. Did %hhmigration2% obtain legal residence during the most recent migratio 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_29. Did %hhmigration2% find work or start work during this migration episode? 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_30. Was this job prearranged before leaving? 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_31. What was %hhmigration2%'s main occupation during the last migration episo 1 FARMING 2 SELF-EMPLOYMENT 3 WAGE, AGRICULTURAL 4 WAGE, UNSKILLED NON-AGRICULTURAL 5 WAGE, TECHNICAL /SKILLED NON-AGRICULTURAL 6 UNPAID APPRENTICENSHIP 7 STUDENT 8 UNEMPLOYED 9 RETIRED 10 SICK OR DISABLED 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_32. Was %hhmigration2% working legally in the country during the most recent 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_33. Who provided information on where to go and/or how to find work during th 1 FAMILY / RELATIVES IN TAJIKISTAN 2 FAMILY / RELATIVES ABROAD 3 FRIENDS IN TAJIKISTAN 4 FRIENDS ABROAD 5 PREVIOUS PERSONAL EXPERIENCE 6 NEIGHBOURS 7 TV, RADIO, NEWSPAPERS OR BOOK 8 INTERNET 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_34. What was the main source of funding of the most recent migration episode 1 SALE OF HOME 2 SALE OF OTHER ASSETS 3 SAVINGS 4 ASSISTANCE FROM FAMILY MEMBERS ABROAD 5 ASSISTANCE FROM FAMILY MEMBERS IN TAJIKISTAN 6 LOAN FROM RELATIVES 7 LOAN FROM FRIENDS 8 LOAN FROM OTHER 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_35. Why did %hhmigration2%'s return to Tajikistan? 1 COULD NOT GET RESIDENCE PERMIT 2 COULD NOT GET WORK PERMIT 3 PERMIT EXPIRED 4 NO INTENTION TO STAY 5 ACCUMULATED ENOUGH MONEY 6 SEASONAL WORK 7 GOT EXPELLED 8 FAMILY REASONS 9 HOMESICK 10 LOSS OF JOB ABROAD 11 LOCAL JOB OPPORTUNITY 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_36. What was the employment status of %hhmigration2% immediately before the l 1 DAY LABORER / PIECEWORKER 2 SELF-EMPLOYED (NO EMPLOYEES) 3 SELF-EMPLOYED (WITH EMPLOYEES) 4 WAGE EMPLOYEE IN A PRIVATE COMPANY, GOVERNMENT/QUASI-GOVERNMENT AGENCY OR NGO 5 WAGE EMPLOYEE IN AGRICULTURE ON A FARM THAT DOES NOT BELONG TO THE HOUSEHOLD 6 CONTRIBUTING FAMILY WORKER 7 UNEMPLOYED 8 SICK OR DISABLED 9 RETIRED 10 HOMEMAKER (HOUSEWIFE / HOUSEHUSBAND) 11 STUDENT 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_37. Did %hhmigration2% send any cash to this household at any point during th 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_38. At what frequency did %hhmigration2% send cash to this household during t 1 MORE THAN ONCE PER MONTH 2 MONTHLY 3 QUARTERLY 4 SEMI-ANNUALLY 5 ANNUALLY 6 SPORADICALLY AS NEEDED 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_39. How much cash did %hhmigration2% send to this household in total during t 1000001 .A Q1_41. Did %hhmigration2% send any in-kind assistance to this household during t 1 YES 2 NO 888 DON'T KNOW 1001 .A Q1_42. At what frequency did %hhmigration2% send in-kind assistance to this hous 1 MORE THAN ONCE PER MONTH 2 MONTHLY 3 QUARTERLY 4 SEMI-ANNUALLY 5 ANNUALLY 6 SPORADICALLY AS NEEDED 888 DON'T KNOW 999 OTHER (SPECIFY) 1001 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:FOOD 11 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:MEDICINE 11 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:SCHOOL ITEMS 11 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:ELECTRONICS 11 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 11 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:AGRICULTURAL INPUTS 11 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:ITEMS FOR BUSINESS 11 .A Q1_43. What type of in-kind assistance was sent?:OTHER (SPECIFY) 11 .A Q1_44. What was the total estimated cash value of all food and other in-kind ass 100001 .A InterviewId