DDI_LBR_2017_MTF_v01_M Development Economics Data Group 2021-04-19 Metadata Editor Version 01 (April 2021) LBR_2017_MTF_v01_M Multi-Tier Framework for Measuring Energy Access 2017 MTF 2017 Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) (c) 2020, The World Bank Metadata Editor Lidia Panarello Other Household Survey [hh/oth] The World Bank, with the support of the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), has launched the Global Survey on Energy Access, which relies on the Multi-Tier Framework (MTF) approach. The first phase is being carried out in 17 countries across Latin America, Africa, and Asia. The survey's objective is to provide more nuanced data on energy access, including access to electricity and cooking solutions. The MTF approach goes beyond the traditional binary measurement of energy access-for example, "having or not having" a connection to electricity, and "using or not using" clean fuels in cook­ing - to capture the multidimensional nature of energy access and the vast range of technologies and sources that can provide energy access, while accounting for the large differences in user experiences. The MTF survey provides detailed household energy data for governments, development partners, the private sector, non-governmental organizations, investors, and service providers. Version 01: Anonymous raw dataset for public distribution This dataset is the rawdata set provided by the survey firm, without any personal information, such as name. The MTF survey is a global baseline survey on household access to electricity and clean cooking, which goes beyond the binary approach to look at access as a spectrum of service levels experienced by households. The resulting dataset contains responses from households to questions on experiences concerning their electricity services and cooking practices, as well as questions on their basic socioeconomic factors, such as age, gender, education, expenditure, and health. Liberia National coverage Households Sample survey data [ssd] Household characteristics, access to electricity services and specific experiences, willingness to pay for Grid or Off-grid connection, fuel consumption, cooking equipment, assets, expenditure, time use, health, attitudes, economic shocks. NRECA International Sample size of 3504. Stratified random sampling, with equal allocation between urban and rural areas and equal allocation between grid-user and non-user households. Nationally representative sample. For details on sampling, please refer to the sampling strategy document. Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi] Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, World Bank. Multi-Tier Framework for Measuring Energy Access - Liberia Household Survey (2020). MTF_HH_Main.dta 3903 622 .dta MTF_HH_Characteristics.dta 19408 19 .dta Household roster MTF_HH_SectionC1.dta 366 10 .dta MTF_HH_SectionC2.dta 552 7 .dta MTF_HH_SectionC3.dta 6250 18 .dta MTF_HH_SectionG.dta 3432 21 .dta MTF_HH_SectionH.dta 3877 46 .dta Household fuel consumption MTF_HH_SectionM.dta 201 20 .dta Household ID 3887 16 1 463 1 ,13 1 2 1 207 3 1( A very Thick Bush) 1 4 1( Thick Bush) 1 5 10 225 6 10(Old farm) 1 7 10201 1 8 10203 1 9 10310 1 10 10311 1 11 10312 1 12 10403 1 13 10406 1 14 10414 1 15 10506 1 16 10509 1 17 10612 1 18 10614 1 19 10616 1 20 11 221 21 11 (Big bush) 1 22 12 220 23 12 (former farm hut) 1 24 12804 1 25 12816 1 26 12904 1 27 12908 1 28 12913 1 29 13 220 30 13(A very thick Bush not accessible) 1 31 13; 18 1 32 14 210 33 14 (Thick Forest land/not a household) 1 34 15 203 35 15 (thick forest land) 1 36 16 171 37 16 (hut spot in the Forest) 1 38 17 5 39 18 1 40 2 218 41 2( very thick forest not accessible) 1 42 21 1 43 23 1 44 24 1 45 25 1 46 26 2 47 28 1 48 28-3 1 49 28-4 1 50 28-5 1 51 2802 1 52 2806 1 53 2807 1 54 2809 1 55 2810 1 56 2811 1 57 2812 1 58 2813 1 59 2814 1 60 29 1 61 3 209 62 3( A very thick bush not a structure) 1 63 30 1 64 35-11 1 65 35-13 1 66 35-16 1 67 3501 1 68 3502 1 69 3503 1 70 3506 1 71 3509 1 72 3510 1 73 3512 1 74 3514 1 75 3605 1 76 38 1 77 38-10 1 78 38-12 1 79 38-4 1 80 3801 1 81 3803 1 82 3807 1 83 3813 1 84 3816 2 85 39-15 1 86 39-16 1 87 39-7 1 88 3902 1 89 3903 1 90 3904 1 91 3905 1 92 3910 1 93 3912 1 94 3914 1 95 3A23HU16 1 96 4 210 97 4 (unaccessible forest/big bush). 1 98 4( Thick Bush not a HH) 1 99 411 1 100 4111 1 101 4112 1 102 4113 1 103 4114 1 104 4115 1 105 4116 1 106 412 1 107 413 1 108 414 1 109 415 1 110 416 1 111 417 1 112 418 1 113 419 1 114 431 1 115 4310 1 116 4311 1 117 4312 1 118 4313 1 119 4314 1 120 4315 1 121 4316 1 122 432 1 123 433 1 124 434 1 125 435 1 126 436 1 127 437 1 128 438 1 129 439 1 130 44-10 1 131 44-14 1 132 44-4 1 133 4401 1 134 4402 1 135 4403 1 136 4407 1 137 4408 1 138 4409 1 139 4411 1 140 4412 1 141 4413 1 142 4415 1 143 4416 1 144 451 1 145 4510 1 146 4511 1 147 4512 1 148 4513 1 149 4514 1 150 4516 1 151 452 1 152 453 1 153 455 1 154 456 1 155 457 1 156 458 1 157 459 1 158 461 1 159 4610 1 160 4611 1 161 4613 1 162 4614 1 163 4615 1 164 462 1 165 463 1 166 464 1 167 465 1 168 467 1 169 468 1 170 469 1 171 5 224 172 5 (thick forest/not a household). 1 173 5( A very thick Bush) 1 174 544 1 175 56 11 1 176 561 1 177 5610 1 178 5612 1 179 5613 1 180 5614 1 181 5615 1 182 5616 1 183 562 1 184 563 1 185 564 1 186 565 1 187 566 1 188 567 1 189 568 1 190 569 1 191 6 224 192 6 zinc latrine 1 193 60-1 2 194 60-5 1 195 6002 1 196 6003 1 197 6008 1 198 6009 1 199 6012 1 200 6015 1 201 6016 1 202 66-11 1 203 66-12 1 204 66-16 1 205 6602 1 206 6604 1 207 6605 1 208 6606 1 209 6607 2 210 6608 1 211 6609 1 212 6610 1 213 6611 1 214 6614 2 215 6615 1 216 67Hu3 1 217 7 218 218 7 (thick forest) 1 219 76-13 1 220 76-15 1 221 76-4 1 222 7601 1 223 76011 1 224 7602 1 225 7605 1 226 7606 1 227 7608 1 228 7609 1 229 7610 1 230 7612 1 231 7616 1 232 767 1 233 781 1 234 7810 1 235 7811 1 236 7812 1 237 7813 1 238 7814 1 239 7815 1 240 7816 1 241 782 1 242 783 1 243 784 1 244 785 1 245 786 1 246 787 1 247 788 1 248 789 1 249 8 221 250 8 (former Homestead) 1 251 8(Thick Bush) 1 252 9 225 253 9 (vacant land) 1 254 9( A Very Thick Bush) 1 255 EA 17HU5 1 256 EA 42 HU1 1 257 EA 42 HU13 1 258 EA 42 HU7 1 259 EA 42 HU9 1 260 EA 49 HHU11 1 261 EA 49 HU 7 1 262 EA 49 HU15 1 263 EA 49 HU4 1 264 EA 49 HU8 1 265 EA 49 HU9 1 266 EA 67 HU 10 1 267 EA 67 Hu14 1 268 EA 75 HU6 1 269 EA 75Hu10 1 270 EA HHU3 1 271 EA HU 10 1 272 EA HU6 1 273 EA Hu 5 1 274 EA11 1 275 EA17HU10 1 276 EA17HU2 1 277 EA17HU4 1 278 EA17HU6 1 279 EA22HU1 1 280 EA22HU11 1 281 EA22HU13 1 282 EA22HU14 1 283 EA22HU15 1 284 EA22HU16 1 285 EA22HU2 1 286 EA22HU3 1 287 EA22HU4 1 288 EA22HU7 1 289 EA22HU8 1 290 EA22HU9 1 291 EA23HU10 1 292 EA23HU11 1 293 EA23HU13 1 294 EA23HU14 1 295 EA23HU15 1 296 EA23HU3 1 297 EA23HU4 1 298 EA23HU7 1 299 EA23HU8 1 300 EA23HU9 1 301 EA2HU13 1 302 EA2HU15 1 303 EA2HU2 1 304 EA2HU5 1 305 EA2HU7 1 306 EA2HU8 1 307 EA31HU1 1 308 EA31HU11 1 309 EA31HU12 1 310 EA31HU13 1 311 EA31HU14 1 312 EA31HU15 1 313 EA31HU16 1 314 EA31HU2 1 315 EA31HU3 1 316 EA31HU5 1 317 EA31HU6 1 318 EA31HU7 1 319 EA31HU8 1 320 EA33HU14 1 321 EA33HU2 1 322 EA33HU4 1 323 EA33HU6 1 324 EA34HU1 1 325 EA34HU10 1 326 EA34HU11 1 327 EA34HU13 1 328 EA34HU14 1 329 EA34HU3 1 330 EA34HU4 1 331 EA34HU5 2 332 EA34HU6 1 333 EA34HU7 1 334 EA34HU8 1 335 EA34HU9 1 336 EA36HU1 1 337 EA36HU10 1 338 EA36HU14 1 339 EA36HU15 1 340 EA36HU16 1 341 EA36HU2 1 342 EA36HU3 1 343 EA36HU5 1 344 EA36HU6 1 345 EA36HU7 1 346 EA36HU9 1 347 EA49 HHU10 1 348 EA49 Hu 14 1 349 EA49HU13 1 350 EA49HU16 1 351 EA49HU2 1 352 EA64 HU4 1 353 EA64 HU6 1 354 EA64HU1 1 355 EA64HU12 1 356 EA64HU14 1 357 EA64HU16 1 358 EA64HU2 1 359 EA64HU3 1 360 EA64HU5 1 361 EA67 HU4 1 362 EA67 HU5 1 363 EA67 HU6 1 364 EA67HU1 1 365 EA67HU11 1 366 EA67HU16 1 367 EA67HU2 1 368 EA67HU8 1 369 EA67Hu13 1 370 EA70 1 371 EA70HU1 1 372 EA70HU12 1 373 EA70HU13 1 374 EA70HU14 1 375 EA70HU15 1 376 EA70HU6 1 377 EA70HU7 1 378 EA70HU8 1 379 EA73 HU15 1 380 EA73 HU16 1 381 EA73 HU4 1 382 EA73 HU5 1 383 EA73 HU6 1 384 EA73HU1 1 385 EA73HU10 1 386 EA73HU11 1 387 EA73HU13 1 388 EA73HU14 1 389 EA73HU8 1 390 EA73HU9 1 391 EA75HU08 1 392 EA75HU1 1 393 EA75HU13 1 394 EA75HU15 1 395 EA75HU2 1 396 EA75HU3 1 397 EA77HU11 1 398 EA77HU12 1 399 EA77HU3 1 400 EA77HU5 1 401 EA77HU9 1 402 EA8 1 403 EAHU 12 1 404 EAHU10 1 405 EAHU12 3 406 EAHU13 1 407 EAHU16 1 408 EAHU2 1 409 EAHU3 1 410 EAHU5 2 411 EAHU6 1 412 Ea ,75 hu 11 1 413 Ea 17 hh 1 1 414 Ea 75 hu 12 1 415 Ea,77hu6 1 416 Ea17 hu 7 1 417 Ea17 hu9 1 418 Ea1710 1 419 Ea1713 1 420 Ea1714 1 421 Ea2 hu 6 1 422 Ea2 hu3 1 423 Ea2hu1 1 424 Ea2hu12 1 425 Ea2hu14 1 426 Ea64HU9 1 427 Ea64hu15 1 428 Ea64hu7 1 429 Ea67Hu15 1 430 Ea70hu5 1 431 Ea70hu9 2 432 Ea73Hu2 1 433 Ea73Hu3 1 434 Ea75Hu4 1 435 Ea75Hu5 1 436 Ea77 hu 10 1 437 Ea77 hu 14 1 438 Ea77 hu 16 1 439 Ea77hu2 1 440 Ea77hu4 1 441 EaHu11 1 442 Eahu8 1 443 HHU 15 1 444 HHU1 1 445 HU 3 1 446 HU 7 1 447 HU 8 1 448 HU10 1 449 HU15 1 450 Hu 006 1 451 Hu 008 1 452 Hu 012 1 453 Hu 11 1 454 Hu 14 1 455 Hu 15 1 456 Hu 16 1 457 Hu 4 1 458 Hu002 1 459 Hu006 1 460 Hu007 1 461 Hu008 1 462 Hu13 1 463 O9 1 Sysmiss 16 Date of the qestionnaire submission 3902 1 Select the county of survey 2. County 3902 1 1 16 1 Bomi 133 2 Bong 409 3 Gbarpolu 96 4 Grand Bassa 253 5 Grand Cape Mount 166 6 Grand Gedeh 109 7 Grand Kru 72 8 Montserrado (Greater Monrovia) 1146 9 Lofa 266 10 Margibi 290 11 Maryland 118 12 Montserrado (Other) 174 13 Nimba 398 14 River Gee 60 15 Rivercess 104 16 Sinoe 108 Sysmiss 1 Select the district of survey 3. District 3902 1 1 86 1 1 30 2 2 45 3 3 32 4 4 26 5 5 27 6 6 38 7 7 79 8 8 26 9 9 12 10 10 80 11 11 13 12 12 41 13 13 30 14 14 51 15 15 12 16 16 13 17 17 23 18 18 36 19 19 12 20 20 12 21 21 26 22 22 24 23 23 37 24 24 39 25 25 74 26 26 25 27 27 28 28 28 34 29 29 30 30 30 17 31 31 85 32 32 15 33 33 14 34 34 12 35 35 14 36 36 54 37 37 24 38 38 12 39 39 36 40 40 1137 41 41 51 42 42 23 43 43 19 44 44 11 45 45 111 46 46 51 47 47 131 48 48 77 49 49 32 50 50 50 51 51 24 52 52 62 53 53 32 54 54 0 55 55 24 56 56 48 57 57 24 58 58 47 59 59 28 60 60 12 61 61 12 62 62 12 63 63 60 64 64 12 65 65 36 66 66 47 67 67 24 68 68 12 69 69 38 70 70 2 71 71 93 72 72 50 73 73 24 74 74 24 75 75 12 76 76 8 77 77 17 78 78 14 79 79 39 80 80 26 81 81 14 82 82 41 83 83 16 84 84 13 85 85 12 86 86 12 Sysmiss 1 Specify the EA of survey 4. EA 3902 1 1 293 Select the locality of survey 5. Locality 3902 1 1 2 1 Urban 1982 2 Rural 1920 Sysmiss 1 Language of interview 8. Language of interview 3898 5 1 2 1 English 1644 2 Liberian English 2254 3 other 0 Sysmiss 5 Scan the barcode of on your enumerator ID 3902 1 1 5000 1 7 10 1 110 155 120 201 130 188 140 192 150 196 210 84 220 152 230 134 240 140 250 132 310 161 320 169 330 169 340 169 350 139 410 96 420 150 430 156 440 154 450 93 510 99 520 200 530 193 540 182 550 175 1000 4 3000 6 4000 4 5000 1 Sysmiss 1 Enter in the number of units apartment units or separate dwellings found at this 3857 46 0 20 0 51 1 2944 2 307 3 209 4 176 5 69 6 42 7 24 8 11 9 8 10 7 11 2 12 3 13 2 15 1 20 1 Sysmiss 46 Height 3902 1 2 5001 2 7 11 1 111 155 121 201 131 188 141 192 151 196 211 84 221 152 231 134 241 140 251 132 311 161 321 169 331 169 341 169 351 139 411 96 421 150 431 156 441 154 451 93 511 99 521 200 531 193 541 182 551 175 1001 4 3001 6 4001 4 5001 1 Sysmiss 1 Foot Length 3902 1 3 5002 3 7 12 1 112 155 122 201 132 188 142 192 152 196 212 84 222 152 232 134 242 140 252 132 312 161 322 169 332 169 342 169 352 139 412 96 422 150 432 156 442 154 452 93 512 99 522 200 532 193 542 182 552 175 1002 4 3002 6 4002 4 5002 1 Sysmiss 1 Date of 1st Interview 15. Date of Interview 3902 1 Date of 2nd Interview 18. Date of Second Interview 3887 16 Date of 3rd Interview 21. Date of Third Interview 3824 79 Do you consent to take part in this survey? 3732 171 1 2 1 Yes 3717 2 No 15 Sysmiss 171 How many individuals are in this household (that fulfill the criteria in the pre 3717 186 1 17 1 159 2 320 3 491 4 601 5 640 6 524 7 353 8 241 9 141 10 171 11 26 12 25 13 12 14 3 15 6 16 1 17 3 Sysmiss 186 Household Roster 3903 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for B.1. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 3717 186 1 5000 1 2420 2 928 3 226 4 82 5 27 6 15 7 6 8 2 10 1 250 1 330 2 430 1 510 1 540 2 3000 2 5000 1 Sysmiss 186 Does your household live in this dwelling for the entire year? B.2. Does your household live in this dwelling for the entire year? 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 3603 2 No 114 Sysmiss 186 Is this your main dwelling? B.3. Is this your main dwelling? 114 3789 1 2 1 Yes 82 2 No 32 Sysmiss 3789 What is the type of dwelling? B.4. What is the type of dwelling? 3712 191 1 6 1 A single house occupied by one household dwelling 2649 2 A house occupied by multiple households 1020 3 Multi-storied building with one household 5 4 Multi-storied building with more households 9 5 Group of enclosed dwellings: multiple households 16 6 Group of enclosed dwellings occupied by a single household 13 7 other 0 Sysmiss 191 What is the type of dwelling? (Other) B.4. What is the type of dwelling? Other 3903 3902 Zinc to Zinc 1 How many households share your dwelling? B.5. How many households share your dwelling? 1044 2859 0 15 0 2 1 45 2 335 3 253 4 159 5 95 6 66 7 39 8 21 9 10 10 10 11 4 12 2 13 2 15 1 Sysmiss 2859 Do you own this dwelling? B.6. Do you own this dwelling? 3715 188 1 2 1 Yes 2517 2 No 1198 Sysmiss 188 Do you use it for free or rent it? B.7. Do you use it for free or rent it? 1198 2705 1 2 1 Free 505 2 Rented 693 Sysmiss 2705 How many rooms (excluding the kitchen, toilet, and bathroom) does the household B.8. How many rooms (excluding the kitchen, toilet, and bathroom) does the household occupy? 3717 186 1 2000 1 605 2 820 3 1028 4 685 5 321 6 137 7 51 8 31 9 10 10 10 11 3 12 6 13 2 14 2 15 1 17 1 24 1 500 1 2000 2 Sysmiss 186 The walls of the dwelling are mainly made of what material? B.9. The walls of the dwelling are mainly made of what material? 3687 216 1 18 1 Wood and mud 1082 2 Wood and thatch 19 3 Wood only 4 4 Stone only 2 5 Stone and mud 47 6 Stone and cement 182 7 Blocks, plastered with cement 1196 8 Blocks, unplastered 122 9 Bricks 168 10 Mud bricks (traditional) 673 11 Steel 2 12 Cargo container 1 13 Parquet or polished wood 0 14 Chip wood 2 15 Corrugated iron/zinc sheet 144 16 Asbestos 0 17 Reed/bamboo 25 18 other 18 Sysmiss 216 The walls of the dwelling are mainly made of what material? (Other) B.9. The walls of the dwelling are mainly made of what material? Other 3903 3855 Blocks plastered with cement 3 Bricks and Cement 1 Bricks plaster With cement 1 Bricks plasters with Cement 2 Marble tiles 1 Mud bricks plastered with cement 17 Mud Bricks plastered with cement 1 Mud Bricks plastered With Cement 1 Mud Bricks Plastered With Cement 5 Mud plaster with cement 1 Mud plaster with Cement 1 Reed / mud 1 Reed/ Bamboo/ Cement 1 Wood and mud plastered with cement 3 Zinc 6 Zinc round 1 Zinc to zinc 1 Zone round 1 The roof of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? B.10. The roof of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? 3714 189 1 8 1 Wood and mud 7 2 Wood and thatch 352 3 Stone and Cement 13 4 Bricks 2 5 Corrugated iron sheet 3236 6 Asbestos 28 7 Reed/bamboo 61 8 Plastic/Canvas/Tarpaulin 15 9 other 0 Sysmiss 189 The roof of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? (Other) B.10. The roof of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? Other 3903 3900 Polished wood 1 Wood/ planks 1 Zinc to zinc 1 The floor of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? B.11. The floor of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? 3697 206 1 9 1 Mud/Dung 1396 2 Reed/bamboo 3 3 Wood planks 0 4 Parquet or polished wood 2 5 Cement screed 1704 6 Plastic tiles 50 7 Cement tiles 357 8 Brick tiles 22 9 Ceramic/Marble tiles 163 10 other 0 Sysmiss 206 The floor of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? (Other) B.11. The floor of the dwelling is mainly made of what material? Other 3903 3883 Dried mud 1 Floor has not been worked on. 1 Floor mats 4 Floor Mats 2 Flow Mat 2 Free sand 1 Row 1 Sand 6 Sand floor/not plastic 1 Sandy 1 What type of toilet facility does your household use? (#1/8) B.12. What type of toilet facility does your household use? 3653 250 1 8 1 None (open field) 1300 2 Flush to sewage 101 3 Flush to septic tank 899 4 Pail/Bucket 27 5 Covered pit latrine 784 6 Uncovered pit latrine 155 7 Community latrine 306 8 other 81 Sysmiss 250 What type of toilet facility does your household use? (#2/8) B.12. What type of toilet facility does your household use? 22 3881 2 8 1 None (open field) 0 2 Flush to sewage 1 3 Flush to septic tank 1 4 Pail/Bucket 0 5 Covered pit latrine 7 6 Uncovered pit latrine 2 7 Community latrine 6 8 other 5 Sysmiss 3881 What type of toilet facility does your household use? (Other) B.12. What type of toilet facility does your household use? Other 3903 3795 Along the river bank 1 Beach 3 Bush 83 Bushes 2 Coast Guard base provided one lateren 1 Creek 3 Dig hole and bury 1 Go on the beach to toilet 1 Hangover structure over a swampy area 1 Open pit latrine 1 Public latrine 1 Rib 1 River 1 River bank 5 Uncover latrine built on river 1 Uncover latrine built on top of the river 1 Uncover latrine on top of the river 1 What is your household’s main source of drinking water? B.13. What is your household’s main source of drinking water? 3709 194 1 12 1 Pipe borne water treated 372 2 Pipe borne water untreated 68 3 Borehole/ hand pump 2009 4 Electric water pump 7 5 Well/spring protected 206 6 Well/spring unprotected 205 7 River/spring 391 8 Lake/reservoir 87 9 Rain water 0 10 Tanker/truck/vendor 39 11 Sachet water 313 12 Bottle water 12 13 other 0 Sysmiss 194 What is your household’s main source of drinking water? (Other) B.13. What is your household’s main source of drinking water? Other 3903 3895 Buy drinking 1 Buy water 1 Creek 2 Mineral Water sack 1 Sack of plastic water 1 Sack plastic water 2 Is your drinking water treated (chemical treatment)? B.14. Is your drinking water treated (chemical treatment)? 3716 187 1 888 1 Yes 2413 2 No 1017 888 Don't know 286 Sysmiss 187 If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? (#1/14) B.15. If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? 3713 190 1 14 1 Commercial/government bank 244 2 Cooperative credit union 83 3 Microfinance institution 89 4 Rural bank 10 5 State loan 2 6 NGO 174 7 Business firm 19 8 Employer 21 9 Moneylender 26 10 Shop 34 11 Relative/friend/neighbor 343 12 Mobile money services 3 13 Cannot get a loan/credit 2644 14 other 21 Sysmiss 190 If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? (#2/14) B.15. If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? 151 3752 2 14 1 Commercial/government bank 0 2 Cooperative credit union 4 3 Microfinance institution 8 4 Rural bank 3 5 State loan 1 6 NGO 29 7 Business firm 3 8 Employer 0 9 Moneylender 4 10 Shop 9 11 Relative/friend/neighbor 74 12 Mobile money services 1 13 Cannot get a loan/credit 11 14 other 4 Sysmiss 3752 If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? (#3/14) B.15. If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? 27 3876 6 13 1 Commercial/government bank 0 2 Cooperative credit union 0 3 Microfinance institution 0 4 Rural bank 0 5 State loan 0 6 NGO 2 7 Business firm 1 8 Employer 0 9 Moneylender 0 10 Shop 0 11 Relative/friend/neighbor 21 12 Mobile money services 0 13 Cannot get a loan/credit 3 14 other 0 Sysmiss 3876 If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? (Other) B.15. If you can get a loan/credit, what are the sources of credit/loans? Other 3903 3898 888 1 Condition and rate will determine which one 1 Employer 1 Savings club 1 Susu 1 Do you have a mobile money account? B.16. Do you have a mobile money account? 3715 188 1 2 1 Yes 641 2 No 3074 Sysmiss 188 Do you use mobile money to make payments over the mobile phone? B.17. Do you use mobile money to make payments over the mobile phone? 641 3262 1 2 1 Yes 380 2 No 261 Sysmiss 3262 Have you used the account in the past 90 days? B.18. Have you used the account in the past 90 days? 380 3523 1 2 1 Yes 327 2 No 53 Sysmiss 3523 How do you use the mobile money services? (#1/13) B.19. How do you use the mobile money services? (Mark all that apply) 380 3523 1 11 1 Receive money from family/friends/other 353 2 Transfer credit to family/relatives 24 3 Top up credit 1 4 Receive NGO/State support 0 5 Pay for Electricity 1 6 Pay for Water 0 7 Internet top-up/credit 0 8 Commercial purchases 0 9 Insurance 0 10 Loan payments 0 11 Savings 1 12 Get small loans from mobile provider 0 13 other 0 Sysmiss 3523 How do you use the mobile money services? (#2/13) B.19. How do you use the mobile money services? (Mark all that apply) 221 3682 2 11 1 Receive money from family/friends/other 0 2 Transfer credit to family/relatives 202 3 Top up credit 7 4 Receive NGO/State support 0 5 Pay for Electricity 4 6 Pay for Water 2 7 Internet top-up/credit 0 8 Commercial purchases 0 9 Insurance 0 10 Loan payments 0 11 Savings 6 12 Get small loans from mobile provider 0 13 other 0 Sysmiss 3682 How do you use the mobile money services? (#3/13) B.19. How do you use the mobile money services? (Mark all that apply) 58 3845 3 11 1 Receive money from family/friends/other 0 2 Transfer credit to family/relatives 0 3 Top up credit 38 4 Receive NGO/State support 0 5 Pay for Electricity 5 6 Pay for Water 0 7 Internet top-up/credit 1 8 Commercial purchases 0 9 Insurance 0 10 Loan payments 0 11 Savings 14 12 Get small loans from mobile provider 0 13 other 0 Sysmiss 3845 How do you use the mobile money services? (#4/13) B.19. How do you use the mobile money services? (Mark all that apply) 17 3886 5 11 1 Receive money from family/friends/other 0 2 Transfer credit to family/relatives 0 3 Top up credit 0 4 Receive NGO/State support 0 5 Pay for Electricity 4 6 Pay for Water 0 7 Internet top-up/credit 3 8 Commercial purchases 1 9 Insurance 0 10 Loan payments 0 11 Savings 9 12 Get small loans from mobile provider 0 13 other 0 Sysmiss 3886 How do you use the mobile money services? (#5/13) B.19. How do you use the mobile money services? (Mark all that apply) 2 3901 8 13 1 Receive money from family/friends/other 0 2 Transfer credit to family/relatives 0 3 Top up credit 0 4 Receive NGO/State support 0 5 Pay for Electricity 0 6 Pay for Water 0 7 Internet top-up/credit 0 8 Commercial purchases 1 9 Insurance 0 10 Loan payments 0 11 Savings 0 12 Get small loans from mobile provider 0 13 other 1 Sysmiss 3901 How do you use the mobile money services? (#6/13) B.19. How do you use the mobile money services? (Mark all that apply) 1 3902 11 11 1 Receive money from family/friends/other 0 2 Transfer credit to family/relatives 0 3 Top up credit 0 4 Receive NGO/State support 0 5 Pay for Electricity 0 6 Pay for Water 0 7 Internet top-up/credit 0 8 Commercial purchases 0 9 Insurance 0 10 Loan payments 0 11 Savings 1 12 Get small loans from mobile provider 0 13 other 0 Sysmiss 3902 How do you use the mobile money services? (Other) B.19. How do you use the mobile money services? Other 3903 3902 Cable TV bills 1 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for C.1. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 3717 186 1 14489 1 2400 2 950 3 235 4 70 5 26 6 13 7 7 8 3 10 1 210 1 220 2 240 1 250 3 510 1 3000 1 5000 2 14489 1 Sysmiss 186 Is the household connected to the national grid? C.2. Is the household connected to the national grid? 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 558 2 No 3159 Sysmiss 186 How far is your house from the nearest national grid line in kilometers? C.3. How far is your house from the nearest national grid line? 3074 829 0 900 0 12 1 68 2 19 3 13 4 4 5 30 6 2 7 4 8 3 10 9 15 3 20 2 25 2 28 1 30 3 32 1 38 2 40 1 45 4 55 1 60 1 63 1 65 1 88 2 100 1 200 1 720 2 885 1 888 2879 900 1 Sysmiss 829 How far is your house from the nearest national grid line in terms of minutes wa C.3. How far is your house from the nearest national grid line? 3076 827 0 888000000 What is the MAIN reason why your household is not connected to the grid? C.4. What is the MAIN reason why your household is not connected to the grid? 3063 840 1 10 1 Grid is too far from household/not available 2563 2 Cost of initial connection is too expensive 217 3 Monthly fee is too expensive 26 4 Satisfied with current energy solution 3 5 Renting, Landlord decision 5 6 Service Unreliable 9 7 Administrative procedure is too complicated 85 8 Submitted application and waiting for connection 48 9 Company refused to connect the household 78 10 other 29 Sysmiss 840 What is the MAIN reason why your household is not connected to the grid? (Other) C.4. What is the MAIN reason why your household is not connected to the grid? Other 3903 3874 Because this community lacks access to road 1 Don't know 5 Don't known 1 Electric city has not reached his community 1 Electricity have not reached the community. 1 Electricity have not reached us yet. 1 Has not reached us 3 House has been marked for demolition 1 Household head was absent during LEC date of connection. 1 It still far from us yet. 1 Lack access to road 1 Na 3 No LEC current is around us here. 1 No reason 1 Not applicable 1 Not Available 1 Respondent doesn't know the processes involved 1 The grid has not reached me yet. 1 They are not yet ready to get connection 1 Very Far from the road and it is not available 1 We have not see the LEC people 1 Do you expect to get grid connection? C.5. Do you expect to get grid connection? 3083 820 1 999 1 Yes 644 888 Don't know 1851 999 Don't expect to get connection 588 Sysmiss 820 What month and year do you expect to get grid connection? C.6. What month and year do you expect to get grid connection? 644 3259 How many years have you had this grid connection? C.7. How many years have you had this grid connection? 557 3346 1 888 1 244 2 133 3 82 4 28 5 37 6 15 7 4 8 4 9 1 10 4 11 1 12 1 16 1 500 1 888 1 Sysmiss 3346 How much did your household pay for the grid connection fee? C.8. How much did your household pay for the grid connection fee? 558 3345 0 100000 How much did your household pay for the internal wiring fee? C.9. How much did your household pay for the internal wiring fee? 511 3392 0 600000 How many weeks after you applied for the grid connection did your household get C.10. How many weeks after you applied for the grid connection did your household get connected? 511 3392 0 888 0 192 1 32 2 32 3 24 4 42 5 6 6 5 8 9 10 5 12 15 16 4 17 1 18 1 20 8 24 10 28 1 40 3 42 1 48 3 52 13 88 1 104 1 240 1 300 1 365 2 888 98 Sysmiss 3392 How many weeks after you were connected were you able to use electricity in your C.11. How many weeks after you were connected were you able to use electricity in your home? 511 3392 0 888 0 382 1 25 2 17 3 6 4 10 5 3 6 2 8 3 10 1 12 4 20 2 24 1 48 1 52 1 56 1 888 52 Sysmiss 3392 Who receives the payment for your electricity service? C.12. Who receives the payment for your electricity service? 553 3350 1 9 1 Energy company/LEC 109 2 Pre-paid meter card seller 287 3 Community/village/municipality 6 4 Relative 4 5 Neighbor 98 6 Landlord 26 7 No one 14 8 Mobile money payment 7 9 other 2 Sysmiss 3350 Who receives the payment for your electricity service? (Other) C.12. Who receives the payment for your electricity service? Other 3903 3898 Company had an amount of 20 which the hh started using henceforth no payment has been effected yet by the hh. 1 Don't Know 1 Not paying yet 1 Pay to someone who works with the power company. 1 There was no bill payments done during the time of power usage. 1 Does your household have an electric meter? C.13. Does your household have an electric meter? 544 3359 1 2 1 Yes 400 2 No 144 Sysmiss 3359 Is this a pre-paid meter? C.14. Is this a pre-paid meter? 400 3503 1 2 1 Yes 376 2 No 24 Sysmiss 3503 Does your household share the electric meter? C.15. Does your household share the electric meter? 400 3503 1 2 1 Yes 80 2 No 320 Sysmiss 3503 How many households are sharing the meter? C.16. How many households are sharing the meter? 80 3823 0 10 0 1 1 6 2 26 3 16 4 13 5 5 6 9 7 1 9 1 10 2 Sysmiss 3823 How are you billed for electricity? C.17. How are you billed for electricity? 144 3759 1 112 1 Fixed monthly fee 129 2 Pay based on lights and appliances used 6 3 Utility estimates consumption 2 111 No bill for electricity 6 112 other 1 Sysmiss 3759 How are you billed for electricity? (Other) C.17. How are you billed for electricity? Other 3903 3902 Getting meter from LEC, is very difficult. 1 What is the most common way you make your electricity bill payment? C.18. What is the most common way you make your electricity bill payment? 540 3363 1 6 1 Cash 356 2 Vouchers/token/pre-paid card from local store 147 3 Credits using mobile money 13 4 Pay at the utility office 23 5 Pay at the bank/post office 0 6 other 1 Sysmiss 3363 What is the most common way you make your electricity bill payment? (Other) C.18. What is the most common way you make your electricity bill payment? Other 3903 3898 Benefit from her husband family 1 Free testing period 1 Landlords 1 Neighbor 1 Not paying yet 1 Enumerator: If the respondent pays the energy company or has a record of the ele C.19. Enumerator: If the respondent pays the energy company or has a record of the electricity payment, ask to see the electricity bill/invoice and use it for C.20 and C.21 . 543 3360 1 3 1 Respondent has energy bill and shows it 88 2 Respondent has energy bill but refuses to show it or could not locate it 150 3 Respondent does not have an energy bill 305 Sysmiss 3360 In a typical month, how much did you spend on the electric bill? C.20. In a typical month, how much did you spend on the electric bill? 88 3815 15 160000 15 1 30 2 40 1 70 1 500 1 550 1 888 1 1000 8 1080 3 1100 3 1695 1 2000 9 2160 2 2200 7 2500 1 2625 1 2750 3 3000 3 3240 1 3500 1 4000 4 4320 1 4500 2 5000 9 5250 1 5400 1 5500 2 5724 1 6000 4 6480 1 6600 1 7000 1 8000 1 10700 1 10800 1 11000 1 16200 1 20000 1 25000 1 35000 1 160000 1 Sysmiss 3815 In a typical month how much electricity did your household consume? C.21. In a typical month how much electricity did your household consume? 88 3815 6 19500 6 1 8 1 10 1 15 1 18 4 19 1 20 1 23 2 24 1 36 2 37 1 38 4 45 1 46 2 57 1 58 1 72 2 76 1 90 1 94 1 113 1 120 1 132 1 200 1 230 1 233 1 351 1 800 1 888 43 1310 1 3000 1 3732 1 5000 2 13360 1 19500 1 Sysmiss 3815 In a typical month, how much did you spend on electricity? 470 3433 0 10000000000 Is the quality of electricity service the same all year? C.22. Is the quality of electricity service the same all year? 557 3346 1 2 1 Yes 249 2 No 308 Sysmiss 3346 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#1/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 305 3598 1 888 1 January 92 2 February 19 3 March 23 4 April 24 5 May 34 6 June 31 7 July 21 8 August 7 9 September 4 10 October 3 11 November 7 12 December 4 888 Don't know 36 Sysmiss 3598 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#2/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 229 3674 2 12 1 January 0 2 February 79 3 March 10 4 April 6 5 May 19 6 June 34 7 July 35 8 August 20 9 September 7 10 October 4 11 November 6 12 December 9 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3674 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#3/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 189 3714 3 888 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 63 4 April 1 5 May 1 6 June 15 7 July 34 8 August 33 9 September 19 10 October 5 11 November 8 12 December 9 888 Don't know 1 Sysmiss 3714 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#4/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 129 3774 4 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 40 5 May 1 6 June 1 7 July 14 8 August 27 9 September 24 10 October 12 11 November 5 12 December 5 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3774 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#5/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 93 3810 5 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 39 6 June 1 7 July 1 8 August 13 9 September 20 10 October 9 11 November 6 12 December 4 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3810 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#6/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 66 3837 6 888 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 38 7 July 2 8 August 1 9 September 11 10 October 3 11 November 4 12 December 6 888 Don't know 1 Sysmiss 3837 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#7/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 51 3852 7 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 38 8 August 1 9 September 1 10 October 6 11 November 1 12 December 4 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3852 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#8/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 44 3859 8 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 37 9 September 2 10 October 1 11 November 3 12 December 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3859 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#9/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 41 3862 9 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 37 10 October 2 11 November 0 12 December 2 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3862 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#10/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 38 3865 10 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 36 11 November 2 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3865 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#11/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 38 3865 11 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 36 12 December 2 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3865 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#12/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 35 3868 12 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 35 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3868 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#13/13) C.23. What are the worst months for service from the grid? 1 3902 888 888 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 888 Don't know 1 Sysmiss 3902 558 3345 1 2 1 250 2 308 Sysmiss 3345 Ss-MTF-Ca-C24_29_count 558 3345 1 2 1 250 2 308 Sysmiss 3345 Worst Months of Electricity 3903 What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the gri C.30. What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the grid? 555 3348 1 112 1 Local mini grid connection 18 2 Electric generator 97 3 Rechargeable battery and storage devices (e.g.: car battery) 5 4 Solar home system 5 5 Solar Lantern/ solar lighting system 37 7 Kerosene lamp 2 8 Fuel-based lighting/Jack’o (Jargo) Lantern 0 9 Dry cell (Non-rechargeable) battery/torch/flashlight lighting 324 10 Candle 7 111 No back-up source 58 112 other 2 Sysmiss 3348 What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the gri C.30. What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the grid? Other 3903 3898 CellPhone light 1 Chinese light 1 Phone light 1 Phones 1 Phones light 1 What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances (including mobile C.31. What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances (including mobile phone charging) during outages/blackouts of the grid? 535 3368 1 112 1 Local mini grid connection 13 2 Electric generator 97 3 Rechargeable battery and storage devices (e.g.: car battery) 6 4 Solar home system 7 5 Solar Lantern/ solar lighting system 22 111 No back-up source 374 112 other 16 Sysmiss 3368 What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances (including mobile C.31. What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances (including mobile phone charging) during outages/blackouts of the grid? Other 3903 3872 Charging Booth 5 Dry cell batter 1 Dry cell batteries 1 Dry cell battery 1 Flash Light 2 Flashlight 7 Local charging Booth 3 Local Charging Booth 7 Sysmiss 1 Phone light 1 Phones light 1 Use Charging Booth 1 How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? C.32. How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? 547 3356 1 7 1 Call/SMS utility company 192 2 Call a local technician 65 3 Send a letter/email 15 4 Social media 9 5 Talk to community representative 49 6 No system to request repairs/file complaint 195 7 other 22 Sysmiss 3356 How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? (Othe C.32. How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? Other 3903 3872 Call landlord 1 Go at their office 1 Go there to LEC Office to report 1 Go to National Grid office 1 Go to power company 2 Go to power company office 3 Go to service provider 1 Go to the office 1 Go to the powers company office 1 Have not encounter problem 1 Have not had problem since been connected 1 Landlord 1 Neighbor 1 Nobody 1 The service provider is informed about it 1 Walk and report it 1 Walk there to file complaint 1 Walk to Office 1 Walk to power company 1 Walk to power company office 1 Walk to service provider 3 Walk to the office 1 Walk to the power company 1 Walk to the power company office 2 Walk to the power office 1 When there is a blackout in your community, who do you usually approach for assi C.33. When there is a blackout in your community, who do you usually approach for assistance? 557 3346 1 3 1 The power company 235 2 Someone not from power company 66 3 No-one: we wait until power returns 256 Sysmiss 3346 3903 3346 No-one: we wait until power returns 256 Someone not from power company 66 The power company 235 The last time you asked for assistance, how many days after you contacted ${C33b C.34. The last time you asked for assistance, how many days after you contacted [C.33 response] did they come to fix the problem? 296 3607 0 8640 In the last 12 months, did any of your appliances get damaged because the voltag C.35. In the last 12 months, did any of your appliances get damaged because the voltage was going up and down from the grid? 558 3345 1 2 1 Yes 169 2 No 389 Sysmiss 3345 What are the most serious problems you experience with your grid electricity? 557 3346 1 112 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 51 2 Low/high voltage problems or voltage fluctuations 99 3 Unpredictable interruptions 185 4 Unexpectedly high bills 6 5 High cost of electricity 13 6 Do not trust the supplier 7 7 Cannot power large appliances 2 8 Maintenance/service problems 53 9 Unpredictable bills 1 10 Electrical shocks 25 11 Power theft from my house 5 111 No problems 85 112 other 25 Sysmiss 3346 What are the most serious problems you experience with your grid electricity? (O 3903 3877 Administrative Procedure 1 Administrative Procedures 1 Administrative procedures too complicated 1 Breaker thefts 1 Company don't inform customers on load shedding 1 Complicated administrative procedure 2 Complicated administrative procedures 5 Complicated Administrative procedures 6 Complicated Administrative Procedures 3 Don't respond to problems on time 1 It is very difficult to get LEC meter 1 Long time it takes for them to respond to customer's call. 1 Needs to be informed about load shedding 1 To get meter or response from LEC, is very difficult. 1 What are the second most serious problems you experience with your grid electric 550 3353 1 112 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 35 2 Low/high voltage problems or voltage fluctuations 102 3 Unpredictable interruptions 106 4 Unexpectedly high bills 9 5 High cost of electricity 24 6 Do not trust the supplier 14 7 Cannot power large appliances 7 8 Maintenance/service problems 51 9 Unpredictable bills 1 10 Electrical shocks 22 11 Power theft from my house 8 111 No problems 162 112 other 9 Sysmiss 3353 What are the second most serious problems you experience with your grid electric 3903 3893 Administrative procedure 1 Administrative procedure too complicated 1 Complicated administrative procedures 1 Customers care or service is poor 1 Is not regular 1 It is very difficult to get LEC meter 1 Poor administrative procedures 1 Prepaid sales are limited for the area 1 To get meter or response from LEC, is very difficult. 1 When you don't have money your problem can't be solved. 1 In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bod C.37. In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bodily injury) damage because of the grid electricity? 555 3348 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No 551 Sysmiss 3348 Is the household connected to a mini-grid? C.38. Is the household connected to a mini-grid? 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 272 2 No 3445 Sysmiss 186 What is the name of the local mini-grid company? C.39. Is there a limit for the load and/or appliances you are allowed to power from this mini-grid? 3903 Is there a limit for the load and/or appliances you are allowed to power from th C.40. What is the name of the local mini-grid company? 272 3631 1 888 1 Yes 209 2 No 61 888 Don't know 2 Sysmiss 3631 How many years have you had this mini-grid connection? C.41. How many years have you had this mini-grid connection? 272 3631 1 888 1 144 2 54 3 31 4 10 5 9 6 9 7 4 8 1 9 1 10 2 11 2 888 5 Sysmiss 3631 How much did your household pay for the mini-grid connection fee? C.42. How much did your household pay for the mini-grid connection fee? 272 3631 0 35640 How much did your household pay for the internal wiring? C.43. How much did your household pay for the internal wiring? 232 3671 0 200000 How many weeks after you applied for the mini-grid connection did your household C.44. How many weeks after you applied for the mini-grid connection did your household get connected? 232 3671 0 888 0 186 1 31 2 8 3 3 4 1 8 2 888 1 Sysmiss 3671 How many weeks after you were connected were you able to use electricity in your C.45. How many weeks after you were connected were you able to use electricity in your home? 232 3671 0 104 0 221 1 8 20 1 48 1 104 1 Sysmiss 3671 Have you applied for an upgrade of service since you connected to the mini-grid? C.46. Have you applied for an upgrade of service since you connected to the mini-grid? 272 3631 1 2 1 Yes 35 2 No 237 Sysmiss 3631 Who receives the payment for your electricity service? C.47. Who receives the payment for your electricity service? 268 3635 1 8 1 Energy company 167 2 Pre-paid meter card seller 0 3 Community/village/municipality 14 4 Relative 2 5 Neighbor 36 6 Landlord 2 7 No one 37 8 other 10 Sysmiss 3635 Who receives the payment for your electricity service? (Other) C.47. Who receives the payment for your electricity service? Other 3903 3889 Do not pay bills 1 Don't pay because brother in-law works with the supplyer. 1 Free 4 No payment 4 There is no payment 1 They do not pay bills 2 Tokpah community service 1 Does your household have an electric meter? C.48. Does your household have an electric meter? 235 3668 1 2 1 Yes 12 2 No 223 Sysmiss 3668 Is this a pre-paid meter? C.49. Is this a pre-paid meter? 12 3891 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No 9 Sysmiss 3891 Does your household share the electric meter? C.50. Does your household share the electric meter? 12 3891 2 2 1 Yes 0 2 No 12 Sysmiss 3891 How are you billed for electricity? C.52. How are you billed for electricity? 223 3680 1 111 1 Fixed monthly fee 193 2 Pay based on lights and appliances used 12 3 Utility estimates consumption 2 111 No bill for electricity 16 Sysmiss 3680 What is the most common way you make your electricity bill payment? C.53. What is the most common way you make your electricity bill payment? 225 3678 1 3 1 Cash 224 2 Vouchers from local store 0 3 Credits using mobile money 1 Sysmiss 3678 Were you involved in setting the tariff for the mini-grid? C.54. Were you involved in setting the tariff for the mini-grid? 234 3669 1 2 1 Yes 21 2 No 213 Sysmiss 3669 How were you involved in the tariff setting? C.55. How were you involved in the tariff setting? 21 3882 1 4 1 Community meeting 4 2 Contacted by mini-grid company 16 3 Member of electricity committee 0 4 Member of cooperative 1 5 Form or survey conducted on household 0 Sysmiss 3882 Enumerator: If the respondent pays the energy company or has a record of the ele C.56. Enumerator: If the respondent pays the energy company or has a record of the electricity payment, ask to see the electricity bill/invoice and use it for C.57 and C.58. 233 3670 1 3 1 Respondent has energy bill and shows it 23 2 Respondent has energy bill but refuses to show it or could not locate it 20 3 Respondent does not have an energy bill 190 Sysmiss 3670 In the last month, how much did you spend on the electric bill? C.57. In the last month, how much did you spend on the electric bill? 23 3880 40 12000 40 1 45 1 888 1 1000 1 3000 1 3780 1 4000 6 4320 1 4500 5 5000 1 5400 1 10000 1 10800 1 12000 1 Sysmiss 3880 In the last month how much electricity did your household use? C.58. In the last month how much electricity did your household use? 23 3880 2 888 2 1 100 1 888 21 Sysmiss 3880 In the last month, how much did you spend on the electricity? 249 3654 0 11000 Is the quality of electricity service the same all year? C.59. Is the quality of electricity service the same all year? 272 3631 1 2 1 Yes 179 2 No 93 Sysmiss 3631 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#1/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 92 3811 1 888 1 January 17 2 February 16 3 March 9 4 April 11 5 May 4 6 June 8 7 July 6 8 August 2 9 September 2 10 October 1 11 November 0 12 December 2 888 Don't know 14 Sysmiss 3811 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#2/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 58 3845 2 11 1 January 0 2 February 14 3 March 4 4 April 2 5 May 8 6 June 3 7 July 7 8 August 9 9 September 3 10 October 3 11 November 5 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3845 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#3/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 42 3861 3 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 11 4 April 1 5 May 0 6 June 5 7 July 4 8 August 5 9 September 6 10 October 1 11 November 4 12 December 5 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3861 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#4/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 20 3883 4 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 5 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 4 8 August 0 9 September 3 10 October 2 11 November 3 12 December 3 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3883 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#5/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 12 3891 5 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 5 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 3 9 September 0 10 October 2 11 November 0 12 December 2 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3891 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#6/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 8 3895 6 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 5 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 2 10 October 0 11 November 1 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3895 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#7/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 6 3897 7 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 4 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 1 11 November 0 12 December 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3897 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#8/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 4 3899 8 8 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 4 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3899 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#9/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 4 3899 9 9 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 4 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3899 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#10/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 4 3899 10 10 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 4 11 November 0 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3899 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#11/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 4 3899 11 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 4 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3899 What are the worst months for service from the grid? (#12/13) C.60. What are the worst months for service from the mini-grid? 4 3899 12 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 4 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3899 272 3631 1 2 1 179 2 93 Sysmiss 3631 Ss-MTF-C.2-C61_C66_count 272 3631 1 2 1 179 2 93 Sysmiss 3631 Typical and Worst Months of Electricity 3903 What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the gri C.67. What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the grid? 272 3631 1 112 1 Electric generator 41 2 Rechargeable battery and storage devices (e.g.: car battery) 5 3 Solar home system 1 4 Solar Lantern/ solar lighting system 25 5 Pico-hydro 0 6 Kerosene lamp 0 7 Fuel-based lighting/Jack’o (Jargo) Lantern 0 8 Dry cell (Non-rechargeable) battery/torch/flashlight lighting 137 9 Candle 7 111 No back-up source 50 112 other 6 Sysmiss 3631 What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the gri C.67. What is your main back-up source of lighting during outages/blackouts of the grid? Other 3903 3897 Cellphone light 2 Chinese light 1 Phone light 1 Rechargeable flashlight 1 Rechargeable light 1 What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances (including mobile C.68. What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances during outages/blackouts of the mini-grid? 266 3637 1 111 1 Local mini grid connection 24 2 Electric generator 37 3 Rechargeable battery and storage devices (e.g.: car battery) 2 4 Solar home system 0 5 Solar Lantern/ solar lighting system 10 111 No back-up source 193 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3637 What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances (including mobile C.68. What is your main back-up source of electricity for appliances during outages/blackouts of the mini-grid? Other 3903 3898 Candle 1 Flashlight 2 Na 2 How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? C.69. How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? 268 3635 1 6 1 Call/SMS utility company 148 2 Call a local technician 47 3 Send a letter/email 3 4 Social media 0 5 Talk to community representative 20 6 No system to request repairs/file complaint 50 7 other 0 Sysmiss 3635 How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? (Othe C.69. How do you request for repairs in electricity service or file a complaint? Other 3903 3899 Don't have a say 1 No problem 3 When there is a blackout in your community, who do you usually approach for assi C.70. When there is a blackout in your community, who do you usually approach for assistance? 270 3633 1 3 1 The power company 186 2 Someone not from power company 21 3 No one, we wait until power returns 63 Sysmiss 3633 3903 3633 No one, we wait until power returns 63 Someone not from power company 21 The power company 186 The last time you asked for assistance, how many days after you contacted ${C70b C.71. The last time you asked for assistance, how many days after you contacted [C.70 response] did they come to fix the problem? 207 3696 0 1440 0 9 1 31 2 15 3 9 4 2 5 4 6 2 7 2 8 1 10 1 12 3 14 1 15 2 20 1 24 79 30 2 45 1 48 22 72 3 96 4 144 4 192 1 240 1 576 1 888 2 1008 1 1125 1 1152 1 1440 1 Sysmiss 3696 In the last 12 months, did any of your appliances get damaged because the voltag C.72. In the last 12 months, did any of your appliances get damaged because the voltage was going up and down from the mini grid? 271 3632 1 2 1 Yes 78 2 No 193 Sysmiss 3632 What are the most serious problems you experience with your mini grid electricit 270 3633 1 111 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 32 2 Low/high voltage problems or voltage fluctuations 63 3 Unpredictable interruptions 39 4 Unexpectedly high bills 4 5 High cost of electricity 12 6 Do not trust the supplier 0 7 Cannot power large appliances 11 8 Maintenance/service problems 11 9 Unpredictable bills 0 10 Electrical shocks 13 11 Power theft from my house 1 111 No problems 84 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3633 What are the most serious problems you experience with your mini grid electricit 3903 3901 Short time 1 We don't get it when we need it 1 What are the second most serious problems you experience with your mini grid ele 271 3632 1 111 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 15 2 Low/high voltage problems or voltage fluctuations 32 3 Unpredictable interruptions 33 4 Unexpectedly high bills 2 5 High cost of electricity 9 6 Do not trust the supplier 5 7 Cannot power large appliances 14 8 Maintenance/service problems 11 9 Unpredictable bills 1 10 Electrical shocks 16 11 Power theft from my house 1 111 No problems 132 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3632 What are the second most serious problems you experience with your mini grid ele 3903 3902 If missionary travels, there is no electricity 1 In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bod C.74. In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bodily injury) damage because of the mini grid electricity? 271 3632 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 270 Sysmiss 3632 In the last 12 months, did the household use a generator to supply electricity? C.75. In the last 12 months, did the household use a generator to supply electricity? 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 285 2 No 3432 Sysmiss 186 How many generators does your household use to supply electricity? If multiple g C.76. How many generators does your household use to supply electricity? 285 3618 1 888 1 248 2 26 3 4 4 1 888 6 Sysmiss 3618 Do you share this generator with other households? C.77. Do you share this generator with other households? 285 3618 1 2 1 Yes 59 2 No 226 Sysmiss 3618 How many households are sharing electricity from this generator? C.78. How many households are sharing electricity from this generator? 59 3844 0 45 0 2 1 12 2 21 3 7 4 6 5 5 6 2 7 2 20 1 45 1 Sysmiss 3844 Enumerator Observation:What is the capacity of the MAIN generator? Read name pl C.79. Enumerator Observation: What is the capacity of the generator? 285 3618 0.150000005960464 5000 0.150000005960464 1 0.349999994039536 3 0.5 1 1 6 1.39999997615814 2 1.5 46 2 7 2.20000004768372 1 2.29999995231628 1 2.5 75 2.70000004768372 5 3 7 3.5 23 3.70000004768372 1 4 2 5 28 5.5 15 6 1 6.5 3 7 1 14 1 15 1 17 1 35 1 50 1 115 1 212 1 220 2 350 1 500 1 888 42 950 1 2700 1 5000 1 Sysmiss 3618 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 255 3648 1 888 1 January 43 2 February 13 3 March 4 4 April 3 5 May 2 6 June 5 7 July 0 8 August 5 9 September 1 10 October 4 11 November 1 12 December 1 111 Used all year 162 888 Don't know 11 Sysmiss 3648 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 70 3833 2 12 1 January 0 2 February 33 3 March 7 4 April 3 5 May 4 6 June 1 7 July 5 8 August 1 9 September 4 10 October 4 11 November 4 12 December 4 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3833 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 56 3847 3 111 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 23 4 April 0 5 May 3 6 June 4 7 July 1 8 August 3 9 September 2 10 October 6 11 November 6 12 December 7 111 Used all year 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3847 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 35 3868 4 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 6 5 May 0 6 June 3 7 July 4 8 August 1 9 September 3 10 October 4 11 November 6 12 December 8 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3868 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 24 3879 5 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 4 6 June 0 7 July 3 8 August 4 9 September 1 10 October 3 11 November 3 12 December 6 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3879 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 15 3888 6 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 3 7 July 0 8 August 3 9 September 4 10 October 0 11 November 2 12 December 3 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3888 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 12 3891 7 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 3 8 August 0 9 September 3 10 October 4 11 November 0 12 December 2 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3891 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 9 3894 8 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 3 9 September 0 10 October 3 11 November 3 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3894 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 8 3895 9 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 3 10 October 0 11 November 3 12 December 2 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3895 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 6 3897 10 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 3 11 November 0 12 December 3 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3897 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 2 3901 11 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 2 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3901 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 2 3901 12 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 2 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3901 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use C.80. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this generator or did you use it all year? 1 3902 111 111 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3902 How many days per month did you typically use this generator? C.81. How many days per month did you typically use this generator? 285 3618 1 888 1 4 2 11 3 11 4 12 5 25 6 2 7 12 8 10 9 1 10 11 11 1 12 14 14 5 15 15 16 4 18 2 20 11 22 2 24 4 25 3 26 1 28 3 30 47 31 26 90 1 888 47 Sysmiss 3618 In the last 12 months, what did your household use this generator for? (#1/5) C.82. In the last 12 months, what did your household use this generator for? 218 3685 1 3 1 Lighting 210 2 Appliances 5 3 Home-based income activity 3 888 Don’t know 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3685 In the last 12 months, what did your household use this generator for? (#2/5) C.82. In the last 12 months, what did your household use this generator for? 153 3750 2 3 1 Lighting 0 2 Appliances 150 3 Home-based income activity 3 888 Don’t know 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3750 In the last 12 months, what did your household use this generator for? (#3/5) C.82. In the last 12 months, what did your household use this generator for? 30 3873 3 3 1 Lighting 0 2 Appliances 0 3 Home-based income activity 30 888 Don’t know 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3873 How many years have you used this generator? C.83. How many years have you used this generator? 285 3618 1 888 1 122 2 71 3 52 4 15 5 14 6 2 7 2 8 3 9 1 10 1 15 1 888 1 Sysmiss 3618 Does your household own the generator? C.84. Does your household own the generator? 285 3618 1 2 1 Yes 276 2 No 9 Sysmiss 3618 Who owns the generator? C.85. Who owns the generator? 9 3894 1 3 1 Other Household 6 2 Community organization 0 3 Private person/entity 3 888 Don’t know 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3894 Do you rent the generator or use it for free? C.86. Do you rent the generator or use it for free? 9 3894 1 2 1 Rent 1 2 Use for free 8 Sysmiss 3894 How do you pay for electricity services from the generator? C.87. How do you pay for electricity services from the generator? 1 3902 1 1 1 Fixed payment (per month or week) 1 2 Charge by number of lights/appliances 0 3 Charge per kWh 0 4 Pay for fuel only 0 5 other 0 Sysmiss 3902 In the months that you use it, how much did you pay to use the generator each mo C.88. In the months that you use it, how much did you pay to use the generator each month? 1 3902 3960 3960 3960 1 Sysmiss 3902 How much did you pay to purchase the generator? C.89. How much did you pay to purchase the generator? 276 3627 75 1942500 In the last 12 months, how much did you pay for repairs/parts/maintenance of the C.90. In the last 12 months, how much did you pay for repairs/parts/maintenance of the generator? 9 3894 0 5550 0 2 888 6 5550 1 Sysmiss 3894 What fuel is used to power the generator? C.91. What fuel is used to power the generator? 285 3618 1 2 1 Diesel 41 2 Gasoline 244 888 Don’t know 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3618 In the last 30 days, what was the total quantity of fuel used to power the gener C.92. In the last 30 days, what was the total quantity of fuel used to power the generator? 285 3618 0 35000 Do you pay for the fuel used to power the generator? C.93. Do you pay for the fuel used to power the generator? 285 3618 1 2 1 Yes 278 2 No 7 Sysmiss 3618 In the last 30 days, how much did your household spend on fuel for this generato C.94. In the last 30 days, how much did your household spend on fuel for this generator? 278 3625 0 480000 Is the generator the household’s main source of electricity? C.95. Is the generator the household’s main source of electricity? 278 3625 1 2 1 Yes 109 2 No 169 Sysmiss 3625 Are there certain months/seasons of the year when less fuel is available to powe C.96. Are there certain months/seasons of the year when less fuel is available to power the generator? 284 3619 1 2 1 Yes 75 2 No 209 Sysmiss 3619 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#1/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 75 3828 1 888 1 January 21 2 February 6 3 March 4 4 April 5 5 May 5 6 June 3 7 July 4 8 August 7 9 September 0 10 October 2 11 November 1 12 December 1 888 Don't know 16 Sysmiss 3828 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#2/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 53 3850 2 12 1 January 0 2 February 13 3 March 2 4 April 5 5 May 5 6 June 5 7 July 6 8 August 1 9 September 6 10 October 1 11 November 4 12 December 5 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3850 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#3/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 35 3868 3 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 6 4 April 1 5 May 2 6 June 6 7 July 4 8 August 5 9 September 1 10 October 4 11 November 1 12 December 5 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3868 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#4/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 19 3884 4 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 3 5 May 0 6 June 1 7 July 5 8 August 4 9 September 4 10 October 0 11 November 1 12 December 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3884 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#5/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 11 3892 5 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 3 6 June 0 7 July 1 8 August 4 9 September 2 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3892 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#6/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 8 3895 6 10 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 2 7 July 0 8 August 1 9 September 3 10 October 2 11 November 0 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3895 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#7/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 5 3898 9 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 1 10 October 3 11 November 1 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3898 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#8/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 3 3900 10 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 1 11 November 2 12 December 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3900 What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? (#9/13) C.97. What are the worst months of fuel availability for the generator? 1 3902 12 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3902 285 3618 1 2 1 210 2 75 Sysmiss 3618 Ss-MTF-C.3-C98_100_count 285 3618 1 2 1 210 2 75 Sysmiss 3618 Worst Months of Electricity 3903 In the last 12 months, did any of your appliances get damaged because the voltag C.101. In the last 12 months, did any of your appliances get damaged because the voltage was going up and down from the generator? 285 3618 1 2 1 Yes 72 2 No 213 Sysmiss 3618 What are the most serious problems you experience with the generator? 281 3622 1 111 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 11 2 Low/high voltage problems or voltage fluctuations 30 3 Unpredictable interruptions 11 4 Unexpectedly high bills 2 5 High cost of electricity 40 6 Do not trust the supplier 2 7 Cannot power large appliances 16 8 Maintenance/service problems 65 9 Unpredictable bills 0 10 Electrical shocks 19 11 Power theft from my house 0 111 No problems 85 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3622 What are the most serious problems you experience with the generator? (Other) 3903 3900 1 Noise 1 Plug and filters 1 What are the second most serious problems you experience with the generator? 279 3624 1 111 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 12 2 Low/high voltage problems or voltage fluctuations 9 3 Unpredictable interruptions 5 4 Unexpectedly high bills 4 5 High cost of electricity 24 6 Do not trust the supplier 2 7 Cannot power large appliances 11 8 Maintenance/service problems 64 9 Unpredictable bills 0 10 Electrical shocks 10 11 Power theft from my house 2 111 No problems 136 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3624 In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bod C.103. In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bodily injury) damage because of the generator? 285 3618 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 284 Sysmiss 3618 In the last 12 months, did the household use any rechargeable batteries, such as C.104. In the last 12 months, did the household use any rechargeable batteries, such as car batteries, for electricity? 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No 3681 Sysmiss 186 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 36 3867 1 111 1 January 5 2 February 1 3 March 5 4 April 1 5 May 0 6 June 1 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 1 10 October 1 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 21 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3867 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 13 3890 2 11 1 January 0 2 February 5 3 March 1 4 April 4 5 May 1 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 1 11 November 1 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3890 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 8 3895 3 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 2 4 April 1 5 May 1 6 June 1 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 2 12 December 1 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3895 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 5 3898 4 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 2 5 May 0 6 June 1 7 July 1 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 1 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3898 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 4 3899 5 9 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 1 6 June 0 7 July 1 8 August 1 9 September 1 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3899 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 3 3900 8 10 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 1 9 September 1 10 October 1 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3900 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 1 3902 11 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 1 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3902 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did C.105. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use rechargeable batteries or did you use it all year? 1 3902 12 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 1 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3902 In the last 12 months, what did your household use rechargeable batteries for? ( C.106. In the last 12 months, what did your household use rechargeable batteries for? 36 3867 1 2 1 Lighting 28 2 Appliances 8 3 Home-based income activity 0 4 other 0 Sysmiss 3867 In the last 12 months, what did your household use rechargeable batteries for? ( C.106. In the last 12 months, what did your household use rechargeable batteries for? 10 3893 2 2 1 Lighting 0 2 Appliances 10 3 Home-based income activity 0 4 other 0 Sysmiss 3893 Does your household have an inverter that allows you to use AC appliances? C.107. Does your household have an inverter that allows you to use AC appliances? 36 3867 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No 29 Sysmiss 3867 What is the capacity of the inverter? C.108. What is the capacity of the inverter? 7 3896 50 500 50 2 60 1 150 1 200 1 300 1 500 1 Sysmiss 3896 What is the total number of rechargeable batteries that you use in a typical mon C.109. What is the total number of rechargeable batteries that you use in a typical month? 35 3868 1 888 1 21 2 7 3 2 4 1 5 1 70 1 100 1 888 1 Sysmiss 3868 Details of each rechargeable battery 3903 3886 uuid:06938c8c-019d-42be-a04f-edbbad315098/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:0f299cf7-76f2-45f6-8204-2a7faa7920ac/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:21f0e1ba-c946-43da-ac87-0f3994885cbb/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:304b99b1-6653-4011-94cd-90e2ed541fb5/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:38344178-f97f-4b79-bd78-13719086b588/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:44058662-e616-419b-8ca8-089bc5ea0625/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:474ff71d-c77d-454c-afd5-db7650a7c764/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:6056e77d-2c6a-436b-99c6-ce09ef0e11b6/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:61aed0c5-6226-4000-b142-390d0817af96/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:80d18ecf-6b3e-4812-a414-6f7dbf30089c/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:8e7600c2-4639-405e-bf8c-e21bc16bd022/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:a2e116a6-d77e-4e41-97be-3b8ec5ad81d3/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:a60726a7-e3e3-4327-8b3f-227a5b0dbe5b/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:a77f5e3a-d139-46e9-ac84-c15b21ef55c9/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:c711ae87-6d6b-4256-9531-965ef7cd9ee4/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:ebca7a59-54f8-461f-9490-2c670ca2805f/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 uuid:ef3b1504-735f-4cf9-abfd-ca3d96c19ade/Ss-MTF-C.4-C110_C113 1 Do you pay to recharge the battery? C.114. Do you pay to recharge the battery? 36 3867 1 2 1 Yes 21 2 No 15 Sysmiss 3867 How much does your household spend in a typical month to recharge the batteries C.115. How much does your household spend in a typical month to recharge the batteries (in total)? 21 3882 80 1550 80 1 100 1 150 1 200 3 225 1 250 1 400 3 450 1 500 2 600 1 800 2 850 1 888 1 900 1 1550 1 Sysmiss 3882 What is the electricity source used to recharge the battery? C.116. What is the electricity source used to recharge the battery? 36 3867 1 5 1 National grid 3 2 Local mini-grid 2 3 Electric generator 22 4 Solar 7 5 other 2 Sysmiss 3867 What is the electricity source used to recharge the battery? (Other) C.116. What is the electricity source used to recharge the battery? Other 3903 3901 Charging booth 1 Run it on motor bikbe 1 3903 3867 Electric generator 22 Local mini-grid 2 National grid 3 Other 2 Solar 7 Is battery recharging limited by availability of electricity from ${C116b}? C.117. Is battery recharging limited by availability of electricity from [SOURCE FROM C.116]? 36 3867 1 888 1 Yes 10 2 No 22 888 Don't know 4 Sysmiss 3867 How many hours can you use rechargeable batteries for electricity supply each da C.118. How many hours can you use rechargeable batteries for electricity supply each day when fully charged if you wanted to? 35 3868 0 24 0 1 2 1 3 4 4 4 5 3 6 3 7 1 8 2 9 1 10 2 11 1 12 10 16 1 24 1 Sysmiss 3868 How many hours do you actually use rechargeable batteries for electricity supply C.119. How many hours do you actually use rechargeable batteries for electricity supply each day? 35 3868 0 12 0 1 2 2 3 7 4 3 5 4 6 3 8 1 10 4 11 1 12 9 Sysmiss 3868 What is the first most serious problems you experience with the rechargeable bat 36 3867 1 111 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 5 2 Too expensive 3 3 Cannot power large appliances 7 4 Recharging is not convenient 0 5 1 6 Cannot recharge battery to full capacity 4 111 No problems 16 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3867 What is the second most serious problems you experience with the rechargeable ba 36 3867 1 111 1 Supply shortage/not enough hours of electricity 6 2 Too expensive 2 3 Cannot power large appliances 4 4 Recharging is not convenient 1 5 0 6 Cannot recharge battery to full capacity 1 111 No problems 22 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3867 In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bod C.121. In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bodily injury) damage because of the rechargeable batteries? 36 3867 2 2 1 Yes 0 2 No 36 Sysmiss 3867 In the last 12 months, did the household use any of the following solar based de C.122. Interviewer/CAPI check: In the last 12 months, did the household use any of the following solar based devices? Multiple responses possible 3716 187 1 4 1 Solar Lantern 346 2 Solar Lighting System 48 3 Solar Home System 12 4 None 3310 Sysmiss 187 How many total solar based devises do you have (of any type)? 95 3808 0 2 0 9 1 76 2 10 Sysmiss 3808 How many solar home systems (SHS) do you have? C.123. How many solar home systems (SHS) do you have? 12 3891 0 3 0 1 1 8 2 1 3 2 Sysmiss 3891 How many solar lighting systems do you have? C.124. How many solar lighting systems do you have? 49 3854 1 32 1 37 2 6 3 4 4 1 32 1 Sysmiss 3854 How many solar lanterns do you have? C.125. How many solar lanterns do you have? 347 3556 1 350 1 150 2 109 3 50 4 21 5 9 6 6 7 1 350 1 Sysmiss 3556 Ss-MTF-C.5-C126_145_count 95 3808 0 2 0 9 1 76 2 10 Sysmiss 3808 Solar Based Devices 3903 Are there certain months/seasons every year when the service is not as strong fr C.146. Are there certain months/seasons every year when the service is not as strong from [DEVICE]? 406 3497 1 2 1 Yes 143 2 No 263 Sysmiss 3497 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#1/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 143 3760 1 888 1 January 3 2 February 1 3 March 0 4 April 14 5 May 21 6 June 41 7 July 34 8 August 13 9 September 9 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 All year 2 888 Don't know 5 Sysmiss 3760 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#2/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 134 3769 2 12 1 January 0 2 February 3 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 9 6 June 21 7 July 42 8 August 36 9 September 14 10 October 8 11 November 0 12 December 1 111 All year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3769 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#3/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 119 3784 3 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 3 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 7 7 July 21 8 August 41 9 September 35 10 October 10 11 November 2 12 December 0 111 All year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3784 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#4/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 64 3839 7 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 6 8 August 21 9 September 25 10 October 11 11 November 1 12 December 0 111 All year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3839 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#5/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 34 3869 8 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 6 9 September 16 10 October 10 11 November 2 12 December 0 111 All year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3869 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#6/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 16 3887 9 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 4 10 October 8 11 November 2 12 December 2 111 All year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3887 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#7/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 4 3899 10 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 2 11 November 1 12 December 1 111 All year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3899 What are the worst months for service from your main solar device? (#8/14) C.147. What are the worst months for service from [DEVICE]? 1 3902 12 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 1 111 All year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3902 407 3496 1 2 1 264 2 143 Sysmiss 3496 Ss-MTF-C.5-C148_150_count 407 3496 1 2 1 264 2 143 Sysmiss 3496 Worst Months of Electricity 3903 In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bod C.151. In the last 12 months, did any household members die or have permanent limb (bodily injury) damage because of the [DEVICE]? 404 3499 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No 403 Sysmiss 3499 Are there any appliances you do not have that you would like to have? C.152. Is there any device you do not have that you would like to have? 406 3497 1 2 1 Yes 240 2 No 166 Sysmiss 3497 What appliances would you most like to have? (#1/9) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? 240 3663 1 889 1 Television 168 2 Fan 20 3 Refrigerator 22 4 Radio 12 5 Tablet/laptop/computer 3 6 Mobile phone charger 2 7 Air conditioning 6 888 Don't know/refuse to answer 2 889 other 5 Sysmiss 3663 What appliances would you most like to have? (#2/9) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? 190 3713 2 889 1 Television 0 2 Fan 141 3 Refrigerator 19 4 Radio 11 5 Tablet/laptop/computer 2 6 Mobile phone charger 6 7 Air conditioning 5 888 Don't know/refuse to answer 0 889 other 6 Sysmiss 3713 What appliances would you most like to have? (#3/9) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? 124 3779 3 889 1 Television 0 2 Fan 0 3 Refrigerator 79 4 Radio 33 5 Tablet/laptop/computer 3 6 Mobile phone charger 5 7 Air conditioning 1 888 Don't know/refuse to answer 0 889 other 3 Sysmiss 3779 What appliances would you most like to have? (#4/9) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? 49 3854 4 7 1 Television 0 2 Fan 0 3 Refrigerator 0 4 Radio 39 5 Tablet/laptop/computer 2 6 Mobile phone charger 6 7 Air conditioning 2 888 Don't know/refuse to answer 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3854 What appliances would you most like to have? (#5/9) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? 15 3888 5 889 1 Television 0 2 Fan 0 3 Refrigerator 0 4 Radio 0 5 Tablet/laptop/computer 9 6 Mobile phone charger 2 7 Air conditioning 3 888 Don't know/refuse to answer 0 889 other 1 Sysmiss 3888 What appliances would you most like to have? (#6/9) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? 6 3897 6 7 1 Television 0 2 Fan 0 3 Refrigerator 0 4 Radio 0 5 Tablet/laptop/computer 0 6 Mobile phone charger 5 7 Air conditioning 1 888 Don't know/refuse to answer 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3897 What appliances would you most like to have? (#7/9) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? 4 3899 7 7 1 Television 0 2 Fan 0 3 Refrigerator 0 4 Radio 0 5 Tablet/laptop/computer 0 6 Mobile phone charger 0 7 Air conditioning 4 888 Don't know/refuse to answer 0 889 other 0 Sysmiss 3899 What appliances would you most like to have? (Other) C.153. What devices would you most like to have? Other 3903 3888 Better Generator and stronger light bulbs 1 Dstv 1 DVD player 1 Electric cooking pox 1 Electric Iron 1 1 Electric Stove 1 1 Generator 2 1 Iron 1 Macrowave 1 Solar Plate 1 Stereo system 1 Overall, how satisfied are you with the service provided by the main solar devic C.154. Overall, how satisfied are you with the service provided by the main solar device? 406 3497 1 5 1 Very satisfied 75 2 Somewhat satisfied 172 3 Neutral 21 4 Unsatisfied 122 5 Very unsatisfied 16 Sysmiss 3497 In what year did you get your first solar device? C.155. In what year did you get your first solar device? 406 3497 Has solar been your main source of lighting/electricity since ${C155}? C.156. Has solar been your main source of lighting/electricity since [YEAR in C.155]? 401 3502 1 2 1 Yes 285 2 No 116 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3502 What was your main source of lighting/electricity when it was not a solar device C.157. What was your main source of lighting/electricity when it was not a solar device? 116 3787 1 112 1 Local mini grid connection 39 2 Electric generator 18 3 Rechargeable battery and storage devices (e.g.: car battery) 0 4 Solar home system 0 5 Solar Lantern/ solar lighting system 8 7 Kerosene lamp 4 8 Fuel-based lighting/Jack’o (Jargo) Lantern 5 9 Dry cell (Non-rechargeable) battery/torch/flashlight lighting 12 10 Candle 3 111 No back-up source 26 112 other 1 Sysmiss 3787 What was your main source of lighting/electricity when it was not a solar device C.157. What was your main source of lighting/electricity when it was not a solar device? Other 3903 3898 Flashlight 1 National grid 3 National Mini grid 1 Compared to the first time you used solar lighting, do you currently… C.158. Compared to the first time you used solar lighting, do you currently… 405 3498 1 888 1 Use more solar lighting 169 2 Use about the same solar lighting 135 3 Use less solar lighting 89 888 Don’t know 12 Sysmiss 3498 What appliances do you use today that you did not use with your first solar ligh C.159. What appliances do you use today that you did not use with your first solar lighting device? 360 3543 1 6 1 Mobile phone charger 18 2 Radio 16 3 TV 4 4 Fan 3 5 Refrigerator 5 6 No change 314 7 other 0 Sysmiss 3543 What appliances do you use today that you did not use with your first solar ligh C.159. What appliances do you use today that you did not use with your first solar lighting device? Other 3903 3884 Able to charge mobile phone from home 1 Electrical iron for clothes 1 N\A 2 Na 3 Sysmiss 7 None 5 Of all the sources that you mentioned above, which is the source that you use th C.160. Of all the sources that you mentioned above, which is the source that you use the most in your household? 3653 250 1 9 1 National Grid Connection 465 2 Local Mini Grid connection 220 3 Electric generator 113 4 Solar Home System 19 5 Solar Lantern/Lighting System 263 6 Rechargeable Battery 48 7 Dry-cell battery 2122 8 No electricity 344 9 other 59 Sysmiss 250 Of all the sources that you mentioned above, which is the source that you use th C.160. Of all the sources that you mentioned above, which is the source that you use the most in your household? Other 3903 3780 Candle 1 Candles 2 Chinese light 1 Flash light 1 Flashlight 98 Jack'o 2 Jack'o lantern 1 Jack'o Lantern 1 Jacko lantern 2 Jacko Lartern 1 Jacko light 1 Jackson Lantern 1 Jago Lantern 1 Jako Lantern 1 Jargo lantern 3 Jargo Lantern 2 Sysmiss 1 Phone light 1 Phonemic light 1 Rechargeable flashlight 1 How many mobile phones do the household members own in total? C.161. How many mobile phones do the household members own in total? 3710 193 0 888 0 1365 1 836 2 709 3 328 4 223 5 105 6 63 7 37 8 19 9 9 10 6 11 4 12 1 15 1 20 1 111 1 888 2 Sysmiss 193 Are members of your household able to charge all their mobile phones as often as C.163. Are members of your household able to charge all their mobile phones as often as they need inside your dwelling? 2344 1559 1 888 1 Yes 905 2 No 1435 888 Don't know 4 Sysmiss 1559 Can you charge at least one mobile phone to full charge everyday inside your dwe C.164. Can you charge at least one mobile phone to full charge everyday inside your dwelling? 1435 2468 1 2 1 Yes 34 2 No 1401 Sysmiss 2468 Can you charge at least one mobile phone to full charge in 3 days inside your dw C.165. Can you charge at least one mobile phone to full charge in 3 days inside your dwelling? 1398 2505 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No 1381 Sysmiss 2505 How many mobile phones of your household members do you charge outside your dwel C.166. How many mobile phones of your household members do you charge outside your dwelling? 1397 2506 0 600 0 19 1 668 2 409 3 154 4 86 5 30 6 17 7 7 8 2 9 2 12 1 15 1 600 1 Sysmiss 2506 Do members of your household have to go more than one-half a kilometer (walk mor C.167. Do members of your household have to go more than one-half a kilometer (walk more than 5 minutes) to charge your mobile phones outside your dwelling? 1378 2525 1 2 1 Yes 865 2 No 513 Sysmiss 2525 How much does your household spend each month (in total) on charging the mobile C.168. How much does your household spend each month (in total) on charging the mobile phone(s) outside of your dwelling? 1376 2527 0 3300 Select the appliances available in the household: (#1/40) Appliance type 3084 819 1 40 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 275 2 Fluorescent Tube 54 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 91 4 LED Light Bulb 161 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 288 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 1989 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 14 8 VCD/DVD 16 9 Fan 57 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 1 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 1 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 3 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 2 31 Regular mobile phone charger 2 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 0 35 Radio 82 36 1 37 Regular Color TV 8 38 Flat color TV 1 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 38 Sysmiss 819 Select the appliances available in the household: (#2/40) Appliance type 1189 2714 3 40 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 1 4 LED Light Bulb 1 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 2 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 226 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 177 8 VCD/DVD 70 9 Fan 335 10 Rice cooker 2 11 Refrigerator 11 12 Microwave oven 1 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 3 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 2 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 5 23 Printer 1 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 24 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 1 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 6 31 Regular mobile phone charger 13 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 1 34 Satellite dish 0 35 Radio 242 36 2 37 Regular Color TV 49 38 Flat color TV 13 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 1 Sysmiss 2714 Select the appliances available in the household: (#3/40) Appliance type 732 3171 7 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 56 8 VCD/DVD 73 9 Fan 162 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 39 12 Microwave oven 2 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 24 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 2 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 3 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 2 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 18 23 Printer 1 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 56 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 9 31 Regular mobile phone charger 29 32 Electric battery charger 1 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 0 35 Radio 74 36 9 37 Regular Color TV 127 38 Flat color TV 45 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3171 Select the appliances available in the household: (#4/40) Appliance type 481 3422 8 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 21 9 Fan 83 10 Rice cooker 1 11 Refrigerator 20 12 Microwave oven 4 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 20 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 2 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 1 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 29 23 Printer 2 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 28 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 12 31 Regular mobile phone charger 21 32 Electric battery charger 1 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 3 35 Radio 49 36 6 37 Regular Color TV 121 38 Flat color TV 57 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3422 Select the appliances available in the household: (#5/40) Appliance type 281 3622 9 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 16 10 Rice cooker 2 11 Refrigerator 13 12 Microwave oven 4 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 15 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 4 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 2 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 13 23 Printer 1 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 22 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 1 28 Blender 1 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 15 31 Regular mobile phone charger 22 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 1 34 Satellite dish 2 35 Radio 20 36 12 37 Regular Color TV 67 38 Flat color TV 48 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3622 Select the appliances available in the household: (#6/40) Appliance type 154 3749 10 40 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 1 11 Refrigerator 5 12 Microwave oven 3 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 9 15 Washing machine 1 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 1 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 3 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 3 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 10 23 Printer 5 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 8 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 1 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 10 31 Regular mobile phone charger 13 32 Electric battery charger 1 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 4 35 Radio 18 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 28 38 Flat color TV 27 39 Electric hair dryer 1 40 other 2 Sysmiss 3749 Select the appliances available in the household: (#7/40) Appliance type 94 3809 11 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 1 12 Microwave oven 1 13 Electric Toaster 1 14 Iron 4 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 3 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 1 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 5 23 Printer 1 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 10 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 3 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 5 31 Regular mobile phone charger 11 32 Electric battery charger 1 33 Electronic Tablet 2 34 Satellite dish 4 35 Radio 3 36 2 37 Regular Color TV 15 38 Flat color TV 21 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3809 Select the appliances available in the household: (#8/40) Appliance type 59 3844 12 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 1 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 2 15 Washing machine 1 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 2 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 1 23 Printer 2 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 1 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 1 28 Blender 2 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 4 31 Regular mobile phone charger 8 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 1 34 Satellite dish 2 35 Radio 10 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 8 38 Flat color TV 13 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3844 Select the appliances available in the household: (#9/40) Appliance type 39 3864 14 39 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 1 15 Washing machine 1 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 1 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 2 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 1 25 Freezer 2 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 1 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 1 31 Regular mobile phone charger 6 32 Electric battery charger 1 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 5 35 Radio 2 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 3 38 Flat color TV 11 39 Electric hair dryer 1 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3864 Select the appliances available in the household: (#10/40) Appliance type 25 3878 16 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 1 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 1 23 Printer 2 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 3 31 Regular mobile phone charger 2 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 2 34 Satellite dish 3 35 Radio 3 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 3 38 Flat color TV 5 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3878 Select the appliances available in the household: (#11/40) Appliance type 17 3886 22 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 1 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 1 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 2 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 0 31 Regular mobile phone charger 3 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 1 34 Satellite dish 2 35 Radio 3 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 3 38 Flat color TV 1 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3886 Select the appliances available in the household: (#12/40) Appliance type 15 3888 23 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 1 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 2 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 1 31 Regular mobile phone charger 0 32 Electric battery charger 1 33 Electronic Tablet 1 34 Satellite dish 1 35 Radio 1 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 1 38 Flat color TV 6 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3888 Select the appliances available in the household: (#13/40) Appliance type 11 3892 30 40 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 3 31 Regular mobile phone charger 1 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 1 35 Radio 1 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 2 38 Flat color TV 1 39 Electric hair dryer 1 40 other 1 Sysmiss 3892 Select the appliances available in the household: (#14/40) Appliance type 7 3896 31 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 0 31 Regular mobile phone charger 1 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 1 34 Satellite dish 2 35 Radio 1 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 1 38 Flat color TV 1 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3896 Select the appliances available in the household: (#15/40) Appliance type 6 3897 32 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 0 31 Regular mobile phone charger 0 32 Electric battery charger 1 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 1 35 Radio 0 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 1 38 Flat color TV 3 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3897 Select the appliances available in the household: (#16/40) Appliance type 3 3900 33 40 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 0 31 Regular mobile phone charger 0 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 1 34 Satellite dish 0 35 Radio 1 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 0 38 Flat color TV 0 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 1 Sysmiss 3900 Select the appliances available in the household: (#17/40) Appliance type 2 3901 37 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 0 31 Regular mobile phone charger 0 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 0 35 Radio 0 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 1 38 Flat color TV 1 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3901 Select the appliances available in the household: (#18/40) Appliance type 1 3902 38 38 1 Incandescent Light Bulb 0 2 Fluorescent Tube 0 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 0 4 LED Light Bulb 0 5 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 0 6 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 0 7 Radio/CD Players/sound system 0 8 VCD/DVD 0 9 Fan 0 10 Rice cooker 0 11 Refrigerator 0 12 Microwave oven 0 13 Electric Toaster 0 14 Iron 0 15 Washing machine 0 16 Sewing machine 0 17 Air cooler (External Unit) 0 18 Air cooler (Central Air) 0 19 Space Heater 0 20 Water heater 0 21 Dishwasher 0 22 Computer 0 23 Printer 0 24 Electric water cooler 0 25 Freezer 0 26 Electric hot water pot/kettle 0 27 Electric stove/range 0 28 Blender 0 29 Electric food processor 0 30 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 0 31 Regular mobile phone charger 0 32 Electric battery charger 0 33 Electronic Tablet 0 34 Satellite dish 0 35 Radio 0 36 0 37 Regular Color TV 0 38 Flat color TV 1 39 Electric hair dryer 0 40 other 0 Sysmiss 3902 Select the appliances available in the household: (Other) Appliance type 3903 3860 Candles 1 Chinese Light 1 Have none of the mentioned appliances 1 Jargo lantern 2 Jargo Lantern 1 N\A 5 Sysmiss 4 None 9 None of the above 11 None of the above mentioned 1 Projector 1 Solar home system 1 Solar Lantern 2 Speakers 1 Vacuum cleaner 1 Water Dispenser 1 3717 186 0 18 0 633 1 1895 2 457 3 251 4 200 5 127 6 60 7 35 8 20 9 14 10 8 11 2 12 4 13 4 14 1 15 3 16 1 17 1 18 1 Sysmiss 186 Ss-MTF-C169_rpt_count 3717 186 0 18 0 633 1 1895 2 457 3 251 4 200 5 127 6 60 7 35 8 20 9 14 10 8 11 2 12 4 13 4 14 1 15 3 16 1 17 1 18 1 Sysmiss 186 Lighting and Appliances 3903 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for D.2. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 544 3359 1 510 1 336 2 131 3 45 4 17 5 4 6 6 7 2 8 1 10 1 510 1 Sysmiss 3359 Generates a random number between 0 and 100 to randomly select % of connection 544 3359 0.178869903087616 99.8739624023438 Using rand_once, calculates percentage of connection fee to use for WTP 544 3359 0.140000000596046 1 0.140000000596046 99 0.28999999165535 82 0.430000007152557 91 0.569999992847443 83 0.709999978542328 96 1 93 Sysmiss 3359 Multiplies random percentage by Connection Fee 544 3359 7.55999994277954 54 7.55999994277954 99 15.6599998474121 82 23.2199993133545 91 30.7800006866455 83 38.3400001525879 96 54 93 Sysmiss 3359 The randomly assigned grid connection fee is US$ for this interview. D.1. Interviewer/CAPI check: Is the household connected to the national grid? 544 3359 7.55999994277954 54 7.55999994277954 99 15.6599998474121 82 23.2199993133545 91 30.7800006866455 83 38.3400001525879 96 54 93 Sysmiss 3359 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${D1} for an electricity connection? D.3. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for an electricity connection? 543 3360 1 2 1 Yes 366 2 No 177 Sysmiss 3360 Calculates monthly payment 544 3359 2.51999998092651 18 2.51999998092651 99 5.21999979019165 82 7.73999977111816 91 10.2600002288818 83 12.7799997329712 96 18 93 Sysmiss 3359 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${D1} for an electricity connection, if you were D.4. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for an electricity connection, if you were given 3 months to make the payment? 177 3726 1 888 1 Yes 47 2 No 121 888 Don't know 9 Sysmiss 3726 Why would you not accept the offer? D.5. Why would you not accept the offer? 130 3773 1 4 1 Cannot afford the payment 120 2 Do not need electricity 2 3 Electricity service is unreliable 2 4 Monthly fee is too expensive 6 Sysmiss 3773 Calculates 6 month payment 544 3359 1.25999999046326 9 1.25999999046326 99 2.60999989509583 82 3.86999988555908 91 5.13000011444092 83 6.3899998664856 96 9 93 Sysmiss 3359 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${D1} for an electricity connection, if you were D.6. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for an electricity connection, if you were given 6 months to make the payment? 129 3774 1 888 1 Yes 37 2 No 88 888 Don't know 4 Sysmiss 3774 Why would you not accept the offer? D.7. Why would you not accept the offer? 93 3810 1 4 1 Cannot afford the payment 87 2 Do not need electricity 2 3 Electricity service is unreliable 2 4 Monthly fee is too expensive 2 Sysmiss 3810 Calculates 12 month payment 544 3359 0.629999995231628 4.5 0.629999995231628 99 1.30999994277954 82 1.92999994754791 91 2.5699999332428 83 3.20000004768372 96 4.5 93 Sysmiss 3359 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${D1} for an electricity connection, if you were D.8. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for an electricity connection, if you were given 12 months to make the payment? 93 3810 1 888 1 Yes 19 2 No 69 888 Don't know 5 Sysmiss 3810 Why would you not accept the offer? D.9. Why would you not accept the offer? 74 3829 1 3 1 Cannot afford the payment 70 2 Do not need electricity 2 3 Electricity service is unreliable 2 4 Monthly fee is too expensive 0 Sysmiss 3829 If the connection fee were waived, would you get a grid connection? D.10. If the connection fee were waived, would you get a grid connection? 74 3829 1 888 1 Yes 32 2 No 36 888 Don't know 6 Sysmiss 3829 Why would you not accept the offer? D.11. Why would you not accept the offer? 42 3861 1 4 1 Cannot afford the payment 36 2 Do not need electricity 2 3 Electricity service is unreliable 2 4 Monthly fee is too expensive 2 Sysmiss 3861 How much do you think it would cost to do all the internal electrical wiring in D.12. How much do you think it would cost to do all the internal electrical wiring in your house? 543 3360 0 350000 Think about the amount you would need to spend each month for electricity, not t D.13. ..Think about the amount you would need to spend each month for electricity, not the connection fee. How much would you need to spend each month for electricity? 542 3361 0 100000 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for E.2. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 2987 916 1 330 1 1981 2 735 3 179 4 55 5 18 6 7 7 8 8 2 10 1 330 1 Sysmiss 916 Random number generator 3013 890 0.047734972089529 99.931510925293 Calcuates percentage of solar devices cost to reflect in WTP 3013 890 0.330000013113022 1 0.330000013113022 1006 0.660000026226044 986 1 1021 Sysmiss 890 Random number generator 3013 890 0.00993348844349384 99.9902725219727 Using rand_once_s2, calculates which Tier of solar device to choose 3013 890 20.75 69 20.75 1489 69 1524 Sysmiss 890 Calculates cost of solar device based on random Teir and % calcuated 3013 890 6.84749984741211 69 6.84749984741211 473 13.6949996948242 483 20.75 533 22.7700004577637 533 45.5400009155273 503 69 488 Sysmiss 890 Rounds cost of CF_s E.1. ENUMERATOR/CAPI check: Is the main source of electricity for this household 3013 890 6.84999990463257 69 6.84999990463257 473 13.6999998092651 483 20.75 533 22.7700004577637 533 45.5400009155273 503 69 488 Sysmiss 890 Displays calculation of specific solar devise used 3903 890 D.Light D20 3013 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${E1} for this solar device? E.3. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for this solar device? 3011 892 1 2 1 Yes 1249 2 No 1762 Sysmiss 892 6 months replacement cost 3013 890 1.13999998569489 11.5 1.13999998569489 473 2.27999997138977 483 3.46000003814697 533 3.79999995231628 533 7.59000015258789 503 11.5 488 Sysmiss 890 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${E1} for this solar device, if you were given 6 E.4. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for this solar device, if you were given 6 months to make the payment? 1762 2141 1 888 1 Yes 414 2 No 1331 888 Don't know 17 Sysmiss 2141 Why would you not accept the offer? E.5. Why would you not accept the offer? 1348 2555 1 3 1 Cannot afford the payment 1270 2 Do not need electricity 32 3 Maintenance or servicing of device is not available 46 Sysmiss 2555 12 months repayment cost 3013 890 0.569999992847443 5.75 0.569999992847443 473 1.13999998569489 483 1.73000001907349 533 1.89999997615814 533 3.79999995231628 503 5.75 488 Sysmiss 890 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${E1} for this solar device, if you were given 1 E.6. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for this solar device, if you were given 12 months to make the payment? 1348 2555 1 888 1 Yes 392 2 No 946 888 Don't know 10 Sysmiss 2555 Why would you not accept the offer? E.7. Why would you not accept the offer? 955 2948 1 3 1 Cannot afford the payment 890 2 Do not need electricity 26 3 Maintenance or servicing of device is not available 39 Sysmiss 2948 24 months repayment cost 3013 890 0.28999999165535 2.88000011444092 0.28999999165535 473 0.569999992847443 483 0.860000014305115 533 0.949999988079071 533 1.89999997615814 503 2.88000011444092 488 Sysmiss 890 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${E1} for this solar device, if you were given 2 E.8. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for this solar device, if you were given 24 months to make the payment? This means that each month you will pay ${CF/24} per month for 24 months. 955 2948 1 888 1 Yes 374 2 No 568 888 Don't know 13 Sysmiss 2948 Why would you not accept the offer? E.9. Why would you not accept the offer? 582 3321 1 3 1 Cannot afford the payment 522 2 Do not need electricity 25 3 Maintenance or servicing of device is not available 35 Sysmiss 3321 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for F.1. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 3668 235 1 340 1 2316 2 991 3 241 4 71 5 26 6 13 7 5 8 2 9 1 10 1 340 1 Sysmiss 235 Select all that your household used in the last 12 months: (#1/7) F.3. In the last 12 months, did you use [NAME FROM] 3703 200 1 7 1 Open wick lamp 15 2 Hurricane lamp with glass cover 0 3 Pressurized mantle lamp 0 4 Jack'o or Jargo Lantern 105 5 Candle 74 6 None 3493 7 other 16 Sysmiss 200 Select all that your household used in the last 12 months: (#2/7) F.3. In the last 12 months, did you use [NAME FROM] 13 3890 5 7 1 Open wick lamp 0 2 Hurricane lamp with glass cover 0 3 Pressurized mantle lamp 0 4 Jack'o or Jargo Lantern 0 5 Candle 4 6 None 2 7 other 7 Sysmiss 3890 Select all that your household used in the last 12 months: (Other) F.3. In the last 12 months, did you use [NAME FROM]. Other 3903 3874 Chine she light 1 Chines Light 1 Chinese lanten 1 Chinese light 5 Chinese Light 5 Chinese lights 2 Chinese Lights 1 Chinese touch light 1 Dry cell battery flash light 1 Fire Wood 1 Flash light 1 Flash lights 1 Flashlight 2 Flashlight and phone light 1 Sola Lantern 1 Solar light 1 Task Light 1 Touch light 1 Touch light and Chinese light 1 3717 186 1 2 1 3693 2 24 Sysmiss 186 Ss-MTF-F-F_rpt_count 3717 186 1 2 1 3693 2 24 Sysmiss 186 Kerosene, Fuel-Based and Candle Lighting 3903 What is the main source of lighting the children who are currently enrolled in s F.15. What is the main source of lighting the children who are currently enrolled in school usually use for studying/doing homework? 3717 186 1 112 1 Electric lighting/lamp 515 2 Solar powered light source 139 3 Battery-operated light source 854 4 Street lighting 2 5 Kerosene lamp 1 6 Candles 23 7 Biogas lamps 1 8 Jack’o Lantern 30 111 Studying and homework only during daylight hours 1678 112 other 474 Sysmiss 186 What is the main source of lighting the children who are currently enrolled in s F.15. What is the main source of lighting the children who are currently enrolled in school usually use for studying/doing homework? Other 3903 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power any lights, radio 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 2974 2 No 743 Sysmiss 186 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for G.1. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 2917 986 1 3000 1 1836 2 795 3 187 4 64 5 21 6 7 7 4 8 2 3000 1 Sysmiss 986 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power...? (#1/6) G.3 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power [NAME FROM THE LIST] 2971 932 1 112 1 Lanterns 316 2 Flashlights 2248 3 Task lights 244 4 Radio 101 111 None 61 112 other 1 Sysmiss 932 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power...? (#2/6) G.3 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power [NAME FROM THE LIST] 502 3401 2 112 1 Lanterns 0 2 Flashlights 35 3 Task lights 3 4 Radio 456 111 None 1 112 other 7 Sysmiss 3401 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power...? (#3/6) G.3 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power [NAME FROM THE LIST] 16 3887 4 4 1 Lanterns 0 2 Flashlights 0 3 Task lights 0 4 Radio 16 111 None 0 112 other 0 Sysmiss 3887 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power...? (Other) G.3 In the last 12 months, did you use dry cell batteries to power [NAME FROM THE LIST]. Other 3903 3895 Chinese light 2 Chinese Light 2 Mp3 player 1 Phone 3 2974 929 0 3 0 3 1 2469 2 486 3 16 Sysmiss 929 Ss-MTF-G-G3_rpt_count 2974 929 0 3 0 3 1 2469 2 486 3 16 Sysmiss 929 Dry cells battery lighting sources 3903 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for H.1. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 3638 265 1 13062163 1 1755 2 1448 3 292 4 82 5 33 6 15 7 6 8 2 10 1 340 1 540 1 3000 1 13062163 1 Sysmiss 265 In the last 12 months, select all the fuel consumed by the household: (#1/17) H.2. Fuel Type 3717 186 1 17 1 LPG/ cooking gas 11 2 Wood purchased 170 3 Wood collected 1734 4 Charcoal 1774 5 Solar 1 6 Kerosene 0 7 Animal waste/ Dung 0 8 Crop Residue/ Plant Biomass 0 9 Sawdust 0 10 Coal Briquette 0 11 Biomass Briquette 0 12 Electric 3 13 Pellets/ processed biomass/ wood chips 0 14 Biogas 0 15 Ethanol 0 16 Garbage/ plastic 0 17 Other 24 Sysmiss 186 In the last 12 months, select all the fuel consumed by the household: (#2/17) H.2. Fuel Type 134 3769 3 17 1 LPG/ cooking gas 0 2 Wood purchased 0 3 Wood collected 7 4 Charcoal 80 5 Solar 2 6 Kerosene 1 7 Animal waste/ Dung 0 8 Crop Residue/ Plant Biomass 1 9 Sawdust 3 10 Coal Briquette 0 11 Biomass Briquette 0 12 Electric 1 13 Pellets/ processed biomass/ wood chips 0 14 Biogas 0 15 Ethanol 0 16 Garbage/ plastic 37 17 Other 2 Sysmiss 3769 In the last 12 months, select all the fuel consumed by the household: (#3/17) H.2. Fuel Type 2 3901 4 16 1 LPG/ cooking gas 0 2 Wood purchased 0 3 Wood collected 0 4 Charcoal 1 5 Solar 0 6 Kerosene 0 7 Animal waste/ Dung 0 8 Crop Residue/ Plant Biomass 0 9 Sawdust 0 10 Coal Briquette 0 11 Biomass Briquette 0 12 Electric 0 13 Pellets/ processed biomass/ wood chips 0 14 Biogas 0 15 Ethanol 0 16 Garbage/ plastic 1 17 Other 0 Sysmiss 3901 3717 186 1 3 1 3583 2 132 3 2 Sysmiss 186 Ss-MTF-H2_rpt_count 3717 186 1 3 1 3583 2 132 3 2 Sysmiss 186 Household Fuel Consumption 3903 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for I.1. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 3632 271 1 3000 1 1680 2 1513 3 293 4 81 5 39 6 16 7 7 8 1 510 1 3000 1 Sysmiss 271 In the last 12 months, which cookstove did you household use for preparing meals I.3. In the last 12 months, which cookstove(s) did your household use for preparing meals only? 3671 232 1 6 1 3 Stone/fire stove 1789 2 Other Self-Built Stove 69 3 Manufactured stove (electric or gas) 8 4 Locally made coal pot 1784 5 Improved cookstove 5 6 other 16 Sysmiss 232 In the last 12 months, which cookstove did you household use for preparing meals I.3. In the last 12 months, which cookstove(s) did your household use for preparing meals only? 18 3885 4 4 1 3 Stone/fire stove 0 2 Other Self-Built Stove 0 3 Manufactured stove (electric or gas) 0 4 Locally made coal pot 18 5 Improved cookstove 0 6 other 0 Sysmiss 3885 In the last 12 months, which cookstove did you household use for preparing meals I.3. In the last 12 months, which cookstove(s) did your household use for preparing meals only? Other 3903 3876 Can't cook 1 Don't cook 1 I do not cook in here (I am a bachelor). 1 I don't do anything for myself 1 N/A 1 N\A 4 Na 3 Sysmiss 9 None 2 Steel rod 1 Steel rod cookpot 2 Steel rod stove 1 3717 186 1 2 1 3667 2 50 Sysmiss 186 Ss-MTF-I-I3_rpt_count 3717 186 1 2 1 3667 2 50 Sysmiss 186 Cookstoves 3903 Enumerator: based on responses to I.15 and I.18 does the HH use any solid fuels I.34. Enumerator: based on responses to I.15 and I.18 does the HH use any solid fuels indoors? 3717 186 1 888 1 Yes 376 2 No 3303 888 Don't know 38 Sysmiss 186 Record the rough shape of the cooking space I.35. Record the rough shape of the cooking space 376 3527 1 4 1 Roughly square 198 2 Roughly rectangular 160 3 Roughly Circular 2 4 None of the above 16 Sysmiss 3527 Record the dimensions of the cooking space in heel-to-toe paces (1st side) I.36. Record the dimensions of the cooking space in heel-to-toe paces. (1st side) 358 3545 1 96 1 2 2 9 3 3 4 3 5 22 6 30 7 20 8 36 9 18 10 56 11 22 12 39 13 12 14 15 15 26 16 6 17 4 18 1 19 2 20 13 21 2 22 3 24 1 25 1 26 1 27 1 30 5 50 3 84 1 96 1 Sysmiss 3545 Record the dimensions of the cooking space in heel-to-toe paces (2nd side) I.36. Record the dimensions of the cooking space in heel-to-toe paces. (2nd side) 159 3744 2 520 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 8 6 17 7 14 8 21 9 8 10 23 11 10 12 8 13 5 14 2 15 9 16 2 17 1 18 3 20 4 21 1 22 1 23 2 24 1 25 1 28 1 30 1 35 1 40 1 42 1 45 1 96 1 520 1 Sysmiss 3744 Record the type of roof covering the cooking space I.37. Record the type of roof covering the cooking space 375 3528 1 4 1 Flat 193 2 Roughly Conical 78 3 Gable (triangular cross-section) 95 4 None of the above 9 Sysmiss 3528 Estimate the height of the highest point of the ceiling relative to your own hei I.38. Estimate the height of the highest point of the ceiling relative to your own height 359 3544 1 5 1 Smaller than me 4 2 My height 86 3 1.5 x my height 222 4 2 x my height 44 5 More than 2 x my height 3 Sysmiss 3544 How many doors and windows (opening to the outside) does the cooking space have? I.39. How many doors and windows (opening to the outside) does the cooking space have? 376 3527 0 8 0 6 1 78 2 191 3 63 4 35 5 1 6 1 8 1 Sysmiss 3527 Can you show me the cookstove you spend the most time cooking on? I.40. Can you show me the cookstove you spend the most time cooking on? 372 3531 1 4 1 3 Stone/fire stove 108 2 Other Self-Built Stove 20 3 Manufactured stove (electric or gas) 3 4 Locally made coal pot 241 5 Improved cookstove 0 6 other 0 Sysmiss 3531 Can you show me the cookstove you spend the most time cooking on? (Other) I.40. Can you show me the cookstove you spend the most time cooking on? Other 3903 3899 Cosal pot not available 1 Don't allow strangers in cooking area. 1 Hot water bottle 1 Steelrod cookpot 1 This is the MAIN cookstove, take a picture of the stove and ask the following qu 3903 In the last 12 months, what is the most used fuel type you used on this main coo 3654 249 1 17 1 LPG/cooking gas 5 2 Wood purchased 139 3 Wood collected 1515 4 Charcoal 1683 5 Solar 2 6 Kerosene 1 7 Animal Waste/Dung 0 8 Crop Residue/Plant Biomass 0 9 Saw Dust 0 10 Coal Briquette 0 11 Biomass Briquette 0 12 Electric 2 13 Processed biomass (pellets)/ woodchips 0 14 Biogas 0 15 Ethanol 0 16 Garbage/plastic 0 17 Not applicable 307 18 other 0 Sysmiss 249 In the last 12 months, what is the second most used fuel type you used on this m 3645 258 1 17 1 LPG/cooking gas 2 2 Wood purchased 99 3 Wood collected 667 4 Charcoal 595 5 Solar 1 6 Kerosene 2 7 Animal Waste/Dung 0 8 Crop Residue/Plant Biomass 0 9 Saw Dust 2 10 Coal Briquette 0 11 Biomass Briquette 0 12 Electric 2 13 Processed biomass (pellets)/ woodchips 0 14 Biogas 0 15 Ethanol 1 16 Garbage/plastic 52 17 Not applicable 2222 18 other 0 Sysmiss 258 How much do you spend on the most used for this stove in the last month/in a typ I.41. How much do you spend on the [FUEL TYPE] for this stove in the last month/in a typical month when you use the stove? 2107 1796 0 32000 How much do you spend on the second most used for this stove in the last month/i I.41. How much do you spend on the [FUEL TYPE] for this stove in the last month/in a typical month when you use the stove? 2226 1677 0 15000 Do you heat water for washing (either for washing dishes and clothes or for bath J.1. Do you heat water for washing (either for washing dishes and clothes or for bathing)? 3691 212 1 2 1 Yes 2129 2 No 1562 Sysmiss 212 What is the main source you use to heat water? J.2. What is the main source you use to heat water? 2128 1775 1 6 1 Electric heater 5 2 Gas heater 0 3 District heating 0 4 Solar thermal system 2 5 Same solid fuel stove used for cooking 2109 6 Separate solid fuel stove 12 Sysmiss 1775 Do you heat your house? J.4. Do you heat your house? 3696 207 1 2 1 Yes 94 2 No 3602 Sysmiss 207 What is the main source you use to heat your house? J.5. What is the main source you use to heat your house? 94 3809 5 6 1 Electric heater 0 2 Gas heater 0 3 District heating 0 4 Solar thermal system 0 5 Same solid fuel stove used for cooking 93 6 Separate solid fuel stove 1 Sysmiss 3809 What is the MAIN fuel you use in this separate solid fuel stove? J.6. What is the MAIN fuel you use in this separate solid fuel stove? 1 3902 4 4 1 LPG/cooking gas 0 2 Wood purchased 0 3 Wood collected 0 4 Charcoal 1 5 Solar 0 6 Kerosene 0 7 Animal Waste/Dung 0 8 Crop Residue/Plant Biomass 0 9 Saw Dust 0 10 Coal Briquette 0 11 Biomass Briquette 0 12 Electric 0 13 Processed biomass (pellets)/ woodchips 0 14 Biogas 0 15 Ethanol 0 16 Garbage/plastic 0 17 Not applicable 0 18 other 0 Sysmiss 3902 CAPI/ Enumerator: Recall responses to Section H (HOUSEHOLD FUEL CONSUMPTION) and K.1. CAPI/ Enumerator: Recall responses to Section H (HOUSEHOLD FUEL CONSUMPTION) and record the most frequently used fuel. If not sure, ask respondent. 3690 213 1 3 1 HH uses more fuelwood or crop residues than charcoal 1859 2 HH uses more charcoal than fuelwood or crop residues 1814 3 HH does not use any solid biomass (no charcoal, fuelwood or crop residues) 17 Sysmiss 213 Enumerator: Scan the household roster barcode to register the respondent ID for K.2. Enumerator: Record Respondent ID for this section 3635 268 1 7528989 1 1841 2 1390 3 277 4 69 5 33 6 14 7 7 8 2 9 1 7528989 1 Sysmiss 268 Random number generator 3713 190 0.00236742710694671 99.9909744262695 Calcuates percentage of IC cost to reflect in WTP 3713 190 0.330000013113022 1 0.330000013113022 1289 0.660000026226044 1213 1 1211 Sysmiss 190 Random number generator 3713 190 0.00641424022614956 99.9950485229492 Using Krand_once_s2, calculates which type of IC to choose" 3713 190 20 35 20 1857 35 1856 Sysmiss 190 rounding of cost of charcoal IC 3713 190 11.5500001907349 35 11.5500001907349 1289 23.1000003814697 1213 35 1211 Sysmiss 190 Rounding of cost of wood IC 3713 190 16.5 50 16.5 1289 33 1213 50 1211 Sysmiss 190 Calculates whether charcoal or wood IC is selected 3713 190 11.5500001907349 50 11.5500001907349 624 16.5 665 23.1000003814697 610 33 603 35 620 50 591 Sysmiss 190 Based on K1, selects label of IC used 3903 190 Econochar Imporved Charcoal Cookstove 1814 Envirofit Improved Wood Cookstove 1899 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${K1} for this ${Dcs}? K.3. Would you be willing to purchase this cookstove at [CAPI: Price]? 3689 214 1 2 1 Yes 1303 2 No 2386 Sysmiss 214 6 month IC payment amount 3713 190 1.92999994754791 8.32999992370605 1.92999994754791 624 2.75 665 3.84999990463257 610 5.5 603 5.82999992370605 620 8.32999992370605 591 Sysmiss 190 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${K1} for this cookstove, if you were given 6 mo K.4. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for this stove, if you were given 6 months to make the payment? This means that each month you will pay ${CF/6} per month for 6 months. 2383 1520 1 888 1 Yes 566 2 No 1782 888 Don't know 35 Sysmiss 1520 Why would you not accept the offer? K.5. Why would you not accept the offer? 1812 2091 1 3 1 Cannot afford the payment 1456 2 Do not need an improved cookstove 334 3 Fuel for this stove is unreliable 22 4 other 0 Sysmiss 2091 Why would you not accept the offer? (Other) K.5. Why would you not accept the offer? Other 3903 3898 Burning of coal is challenging and tedious. 1 I don't cook 1 If it can accommodate the home 1 N\A 1 Until she sees it 1 12 month IC payment cost 3713 190 0.959999978542328 4.17000007629395 0.959999978542328 624 1.37999999523163 665 1.92999994754791 610 2.75 603 2.92000007629395 620 4.17000007629395 591 Sysmiss 190 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${K1}for this cookstove, if you were given 12 mo K.6. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for this solar device, if you were given 12 months to make the payment? This means that each month you will pay ${CF/12} per month for 12 months. 1819 2084 1 888 1 Yes 469 2 No 1331 888 Don't know 19 Sysmiss 2084 Why would you not accept the offer? K.7. Why would you not accept the offer? 1347 2556 1 3 1 Cannot afford the payment 992 2 Do not need an improved cookstove 332 3 Fuel for this stove is unreliable 23 4 other 0 Sysmiss 2556 Why would you not accept the offer? (Other) K.7. Why would you not accept the offer? Other 3903 3900 Difficult to get coal. 1 It will spoil before payment is completed 1 N\A 1 24 month IC payment cost 3713 190 0.479999989271164 2.07999992370605 0.479999989271164 624 0.689999997615814 665 0.959999978542328 610 1.37999999523163 603 1.46000003814697 620 2.07999992370605 591 Sysmiss 190 Would you be willing to pay US$ ${K1} for this cookstove, if you were given 24 m K.8. Would you be willing to pay ${CF} for this solar device, if you were given 24 months to make the payment? This means that each month you will pay ${CF/24} per month for 24 months. 1350 2553 1 888 1 Yes 438 2 No 897 888 Don't know 15 Sysmiss 2553 Why would you not accept the offer? K.9. Why would you not accept the offer? 911 2992 1 4 1 Cannot afford the payment 567 2 Do not need an improved cookstove 321 3 Fuel for this stove is unreliable 20 4 other 3 Sysmiss 2992 Why would you not accept the offer? (Other) K.9. Why would you not accept the offer? Other 3903 3899 Difficult constraint 1 It will spoil before payment is completed 1 N\A 1 Not too sure of having it in a rented house 1 3717 186 0 25000 3717 186 0 9000 3717 186 0 9870 Edible oil (e.g.: palm oil, groundnut oil, coconut oil) L.4. Edible oil (e.g.: palm oil, groundnut oil, coconut oil) 3717 186 0 10000 Vegetables (e.g.: okra, tomato, onion, carrot, cabbage, garden egg) and Fruits ( L.5. Vegetables (e.g.: okra, tomato, onion, carrot, cabbage, garden egg) and Fruits (e.g.: bananas, coconut, pineapple, mango, orange, pawpaw) 3717 186 0 10000 3717 186 0 14000 Sugar L.7. Sugar 3717 186 0 4800 Other food items (e,g, pepper, salt, spices, butter, jam, bread, groundnut paste L.8 Other food items (e,g, pepper, salt, spices, butter, jam, bread, groundnut paste, processed foods, etc.). Include all processed foods not prepared by household using raw ingredients 3717 186 0 8700 Meals/food bought outside home Include any meals purchased from outside that ar 3717 186 0 50000 Beverages (e.g.: malt drinks, minerals, coffee/Lipton/Milo) L.10. Beverages (e.g.: malt drinks, minerals, coffee/Lipton/Milo) 3717 186 0 7000 Alcohol, tobacco and cigarettes L.11. Alcohol, tobacco and cigarettes 3717 186 0 10000 Medical/pharmacy expenses (e.g.: tablets/syrups, insecticide, condoms, pharmacy/ L.12. Medical/pharmacy expenses (e.g.: tablets/syrups, insecticide, condoms, pharmacy/chemist, traditional/herbal medicine) 3717 186 0 120000 Soaps, disinfectants and cleaning supplies; cosmetics and toiletries L.13. Soaps, disinfectants and cleaning supplies; cosmetics and toiletries 3717 186 0 16200 Water supply for drinking and other uses (tanker services, pipe-borne, metered, L.14. Water supply for drinking and other uses (tanker services, pipe-borne, metered, bore-hole, well, purchased water) 3717 186 0 16200 Mobile phone top-up L.15. Mobile phone top-up 3717 186 0 50000 Internet, landline, dish, cable, and other household communication L.16. Internet, land phone, dish, cable, and other household communication 3717 186 0 11000 House Rent L.17. House Rent 3717 186 0 3500000 Transportation costs (fuel for own vehicles, cost of public transportation, buse L.18. Transportation costs (fuel for own vehicles, cost of public transportation, buses, taxis, motorcycle) 3717 186 0 468000 Other recurring monthly expenditure (wage of domestic workers, entertainment, et L.19. Other recurring monthly expenditure (wage of domestic workers, entertainment, etc.) 3717 186 0 80000 School fees and other educational expenses, Include uniform, PTA dues, books, tu 3717 186 0 1000000 Clothing, shoes, and accessories L.21. Clothing, shoes, and accessories 3717 186 0 650000 Celebrations (e.g. funerals and expenses, weddings, festivals, naming ceremony, L.22. Celebrations (e.g. funerals and expenses, weddings, festivals, naming ceremony, engagement). Only include costs to host celebration or to give donations/gifts for attending celebrations. 3717 186 0 2450000 Gifts and donations (e.g.: donation to church made by the household, tithes), O L.23. Gifts and donations (e.g.: donation to church made by the household, tithes). Only include gifts and donations not already included in L.22 3717 186 0 212100 Hospital/Doctor visits and Diagnostic tests (e.g.: consultations at private hosp L.24. Hospital/Doctor visits and Diagnostic tests (e.g.: consultations at private hospital, public hospital, traditional healer). Do not include costs paid for by insurance 3717 186 0 500000 Furniture (e.g.: mattresses, room furniture, furnishing items, floor mats, carpe L.25. Furniture (e.g.: mattresses, room furniture, furnishing items, floor mats, carpets) 3717 186 0 1600000 Repair, maintenance, and building (e.g.: cement, roofing, paint, carpentry, labo L.26. Repair, maintenance, and building (e.g.: cement, roofing, paint, carpentry, labor for repairs, sewerage removal) 3717 186 0 360000000 3717 186 0 2000000000 Electronics: TV, radio-cassette player, VCR/DVD, Cassettes, CDs, records, satell L.28. Electronics: TV, radio-cassette player, VCR/DVD, Cassettes, CDs, records, satellite TV, MP3 player, video game player, pen drives, other digital accessories, Computer or laptop purchase 3717 186 0 750000 3717 186 0 162000 3717 186 0 7350000 Remittance sent to family members and relatives L.31. Remittance sent to family members and relatives 3717 186 0 88800000 Losses due to theft, robbery, accidents, natural disasters, etc. L.32. Losses due to theft, robbery, accidents, natural disasters, etc. 3717 186 0 1700000 Other major expenses not yet covered (specify) L.33. Other major expenses not yet covered (specify) 3717 186 0 650000 0 3671 888 19 1500 1 1600 1 2000 1 3780 1 4000 1 5000 3 6000 1 7000 2 7500 1 9000 1 10000 1 12600 1 13000 1 16000 1 20000 1 30000 1 45000 1 70000 2 100000 1 120000 1 161400 1 400000 1 650000 1 Sysmiss 186 Please specify the major expense listed: 3903 3857 ,888 1 0 4 888 5 Building house 1 Building Structure 1 Buying palm trees for planting 1 Child school fees 1 Children's school fees 1 Construction 1 Court case 1 Electric iron 1 Farm brushing 1 Food 3 Food and school fees 1 Grand child sch. Fees 1 House rent 1 Moving 2 Moving transportation 1 N\A 3 O 5 Purchase of a lot of land 1 Rebuilding her house 1 School fees 5 Sick relative outside home 1 To build house 1 To do surgery 1 Do you own any of the following household assets? (#1/15) Assets 3704 199 1 111 1 Vehicle (Car, pickup truck, etc) 86 2 Motorcycle 93 3 Motor boat 5 4 Two-wheel tractor 1 5 Four-wheel tractor 0 6 Thresher 0 7 Domestic water pump 0 8 Transplant rice seeding machine 0 9 Rice contended machine 1 10 Water pump for irrigation 0 11 Miller 0 12 Gasoline motor 0 13 Diesel motor 0 14 Other specify 2 111 None 3516 Sysmiss 199 3717 186 1 2 1 3704 2 13 Sysmiss 186 Ss-MTF-M_rpt_count 3717 186 1 2 1 3704 2 13 Sysmiss 186 Infrastructure and Services 3903 Do you own agricultural land (including cultivated land, resting land, preparati 3713 190 1 2 1 Yes 774 2 No 2939 Sysmiss 190 What is the unit of measure you would use to size the land? 771 3132 1 7 1 Hectar 29 2 Acre 558 3 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 172 4 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 8 5 Meter 1 6 Feet 0 7 Other 3 Sysmiss 3132 3903 3132 Acre 558 Hectar 29 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 8 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 172 Meter 1 Other 3 What is the total size of the land in ${N1bjr}? 774 3129 0 11928 If you were to sell, what is the total value? 774 3129 0 110000000 Do you own Homestead land? 3715 188 1 2 1 Yes 90 2 No 3625 Sysmiss 188 What is the unit of measure you would use to size the land? 90 3813 1 6 1 Hectar 5 2 Acre 27 3 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 27 4 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 8 5 Meter 0 6 Feet 23 7 Other 0 Sysmiss 3813 3903 3813 Acre 27 Feet 23 Hectar 5 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 8 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 27 What is the total size of the land in ${N2bjr}? 90 3813 1 888 1 26 2 13 3 5 4 4 5 3 8 1 12 1 15 3 24 1 40 1 50 6 60 2 75 4 80 2 85 1 100 3 105 1 120 1 130 1 150 4 180 1 185 1 250 1 600 1 700 1 888 2 Sysmiss 3813 If you were to sell, what is the total value? 90 3813 888 1980000 888 82 10000 1 15000 1 26250 1 40000 1 45000 1 88000 1 325700 1 1980000 1 Sysmiss 3813 Do you own non-agricultural land? 3713 190 1 2 1 Yes 712 2 No 3001 Sysmiss 190 What is the unit of measure you would use to size the land? 710 3193 1 7 1 Hectar 11 2 Acre 159 3 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 464 4 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 70 5 Meter 2 6 Feet 2 7 Other 2 Sysmiss 3193 3903 3193 Acre 159 Feet 2 Hectar 11 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 70 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 464 Meter 2 Other 2 What is the total size of the land in ${N3bjr}? 712 3191 0 888 0 7 0.5 7 1 318 1.20000004768372 3 1.5 22 2 179 2.5 4 3 45 4 30 5 17 6 8 8 2 10 6 12 3 20 3 25 3 30 1 42 1 65 1 75 1 85 2 100 4 112 1 117 3 125 4 126 1 130 2 132 1 135 1 150 2 160 1 185 1 217 2 220 1 250 2 265 1 275 1 285 3 315 1 350 2 400 1 430 1 450 1 630 1 800 1 888 10 Sysmiss 3191 If you were to sell, what is the total value? 712 3191 0 15000000 Do you own any buildings, structures, shops, or warehouses, etc? 3714 189 1 2 1 Yes 1106 2 No 2608 Sysmiss 189 What is the unit of measure you would use to size the structures? 1106 2797 1 7 1 Hectar 3 2 Acre 37 3 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 463 4 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 499 5 Meter 7 6 Feet 95 7 Other 2 Sysmiss 2797 3903 2797 Acre 37 Feet 95 Hectar 3 House spot (Below 1/2 Lot) 499 Lot (4 Lots to 1 Acres) 463 Meter 7 Other 2 What is the total size of the structures in ${N4bjr}? 1105 2798 0.100000001490116 100000 If you were to sell, what is the total value? 1105 2798 0 20000000 In the last 12 months, have you been affected by failure/loss of business includ 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 259 2 No 3458 Sysmiss 186 Who was affected by the event? 258 3645 1 5 1 Just this household 89 2 Family members outside HH 24 3 Several HHs in this village or community 70 4 Most or all HHs in this village or community 68 5 Several villages/communities in this area 7 Sysmiss 3645 In the last 12 months, have you been affected by loss of employment due to impri 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 178 2 No 3539 Sysmiss 186 Who was affected by the event? 178 3725 1 3 1 Just this household 105 2 Family members outside HH 72 3 Several HHs in this village or community 1 4 Most or all HHs in this village or community 0 5 Several villages/communities in this area 0 Sysmiss 3725 Respondent ID 3651 252 1 5000 1 1970 2 1311 3 254 4 63 5 28 6 13 7 6 8 1 9 1 10 1 540 2 5000 1 Sysmiss 252 Does your neighborhood have any form of street lighting? 3717 186 1 2 1 Yes 324 2 No 3393 Sysmiss 186 How satisfied are you by the brightness of the street lighting service in your n 324 3579 1 4 1 Very unsatisfied 58 2 Somewhat unsatisfied 63 3 Somewhat satisfied 143 4 Very satisfied 60 Sysmiss 3579 What do you think are the risks/problems with street lighting in your neighborho 324 3579 1 111 1 Electrocution 2 2 Poor installation 50 3 Poor maintenance 58 4 Outages/blackouts of street lighting 39 5 Does not stay on all night 40 111 No risks/problems 135 Sysmiss 3579 What do you think are the risks/problems with street lighting in your neighborho 48 3855 3 111 1 Electrocution 0 2 Poor installation 0 3 Poor maintenance 24 4 Outages/blackouts of street lighting 13 5 Does not stay on all night 10 111 No risks/problems 1 Sysmiss 3855 What do you think are the risks/problems with street lighting in your neighborho 14 3889 4 5 1 Electrocution 0 2 Poor installation 0 3 Poor maintenance 0 4 Outages/blackouts of street lighting 7 5 Does not stay on all night 7 111 No risks/problems 0 Sysmiss 3889 What do you think are the risks/problems with street lighting in your neighborho 3 3900 5 5 1 Electrocution 0 2 Poor installation 0 3 Poor maintenance 0 4 Outages/blackouts of street lighting 0 5 Does not stay on all night 3 111 No risks/problems 0 Sysmiss 3900 Do you have a light that you could turn on at night to provide light outside you 323 3580 1 2 1 Yes 123 2 No 200 Sysmiss 3580 How many hours do you turn it on each night after it becomes dark? 122 3781 1 24 1 2 2 6 3 4 5 1 6 10 7 10 8 11 9 4 10 4 11 4 12 60 13 1 15 2 24 3 Sysmiss 3781 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 3000000 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 2000000 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 3000000 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 888 0 3216 1 8 2 12 3 7 4 6 5 49 6 6 7 3 8 14 10 53 11 1 12 3 13 4 14 1 15 55 18 2 20 31 24 1 25 33 30 37 35 21 36 1 40 6 45 41 50 5 55 6 60 52 75 1 80 3 85 2 90 12 100 1 105 1 120 15 130 1 150 3 160 1 360 1 888 2 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 20000000 0 758 1 162 2 330 3 281 4 120 5 669 6 71 7 32 8 46 9 4 10 316 11 3 12 15 13 5 14 3 15 257 18 6 19 2 20 104 21 2 22 1 24 2 25 157 27 1 28 2 30 125 35 50 38 1 40 9 45 81 46 1 50 7 55 6 60 57 68 1 70 1 75 1 80 1 85 1 90 8 100 1 115 1 120 9 180 2 888 2 8888 1 2000000 1 20000000 1 Sysmiss 186 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 5000000 0 2919 1 47 2 43 3 70 4 40 5 204 6 25 7 19 8 22 9 3 10 71 12 10 14 1 15 61 18 8 20 31 21 1 22 1 25 33 27 2 28 1 30 29 32 1 35 21 40 3 45 14 50 3 55 8 60 12 80 1 90 3 100 1 120 1 888 2 100000 1 1000000 4 5000000 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 888 0 2727 1 60 2 89 3 96 4 51 5 255 6 32 7 7 8 19 9 2 10 99 11 2 12 6 13 1 15 62 17 2 18 5 19 1 20 33 22 2 23 1 25 38 28 2 30 36 35 17 38 1 40 7 45 19 50 4 55 3 60 24 75 1 80 1 85 1 90 2 120 5 180 1 720 1 888 2 Sysmiss 186 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 888 0 3356 1 30 2 20 3 20 4 16 5 93 6 13 7 8 8 5 9 1 10 45 11 1 12 1 15 39 16 2 18 2 19 1 20 17 21 1 25 14 30 6 32 1 35 12 40 2 45 4 50 1 55 1 60 3 888 2 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 90000000 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 360000000 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 900 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 888 0 3532 8 5 9 1 10 11 12 2 13 1 15 11 20 10 25 11 30 10 35 20 40 10 45 18 50 2 55 7 60 24 65 4 75 3 80 1 85 2 90 14 120 10 130 1 140 1 150 1 160 1 180 2 888 2 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 1260 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 120000000 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 888 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 888 0 3275 1 1 3 3 5 21 6 1 7 1 8 6 9 2 10 54 14 1 15 51 16 1 18 1 20 24 25 28 30 45 35 22 40 16 45 38 48 1 50 2 55 2 59 1 60 60 65 1 70 1 75 1 80 5 90 12 95 1 100 1 110 1 120 21 125 2 135 1 150 1 180 2 240 4 270 1 300 1 360 1 420 1 450 1 888 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 888 0 3529 2 1 5 1 8 3 10 4 15 4 20 7 25 3 30 19 35 2 40 4 45 14 50 3 55 3 60 52 80 1 90 8 100 1 120 29 180 17 240 5 300 5 360 1 888 1 Sysmiss 186 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 300 0 3604 5 1 8 5 10 2 15 2 20 3 25 2 30 15 35 9 40 1 45 15 55 7 60 21 85 1 90 3 100 1 110 1 120 14 180 6 240 3 300 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 540 0 3582 2 2 5 8 8 6 10 10 15 7 20 2 25 13 30 10 35 8 45 11 50 1 55 2 60 21 90 6 120 14 180 7 240 1 300 5 540 1 Sysmiss 186 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 240 0 3615 8 4 10 7 15 14 20 3 25 2 30 9 35 11 45 4 55 1 60 21 90 9 110 1 115 1 120 6 180 7 240 2 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 888 0 3645 1 2 2 5 3 9 4 2 5 4 8 2 15 3 25 2 35 3 40 1 45 8 50 3 55 4 60 16 75 1 120 1 240 2 300 2 480 1 888 1 Sysmiss 186 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 55 0 3656 1 4 2 10 3 2 4 2 5 1 8 5 10 1 15 3 25 7 35 6 45 7 50 3 55 10 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 120 0 3660 1 7 2 4 3 1 5 2 8 5 10 2 15 6 25 5 30 1 35 11 45 6 50 1 55 2 60 3 120 1 Sysmiss 186 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 60 0 3675 1 3 2 2 3 1 5 2 8 1 10 10 15 6 25 8 35 7 45 1 60 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 480000000 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 580 0 3516 1 6 2 4 3 1 5 14 6 1 7 1 8 3 10 21 12 2 14 1 15 11 16 1 18 1 20 5 23 1 25 7 30 15 35 15 40 2 45 18 50 3 55 4 58 1 60 40 90 7 110 1 115 1 120 4 140 1 180 2 235 1 240 1 360 2 480 1 500 1 580 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 540000000 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 500 0 3601 1 1 5 6 6 2 7 1 8 6 10 17 12 1 14 1 15 11 18 1 20 6 25 5 30 8 35 9 40 2 45 14 50 2 55 3 60 10 80 1 90 4 130 1 245 1 360 2 500 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 60000000 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 750 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 15000000 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 720 0 3108 1 1 2 1 5 10 6 1 7 2 8 7 9 1 10 31 12 1 13 1 15 45 16 1 19 1 20 33 23 1 25 25 30 46 35 29 40 6 45 65 48 1 50 4 55 1 60 103 65 6 68 3 75 2 78 1 80 1 85 6 90 40 95 1 100 4 120 62 123 1 128 1 145 1 165 1 180 41 200 1 240 6 300 10 320 1 340 1 360 1 720 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 3120 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 45000000 0 2791 4 1 8 11 10 8 15 11 20 12 25 16 30 75 35 18 40 9 45 161 48 1 50 2 55 3 60 371 65 13 68 2 75 2 80 2 85 2 90 46 95 1 120 117 125 3 130 4 150 2 160 2 180 26 240 4 45000000 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 360 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 1200 0 2901 1 1 5 1 6 1 8 5 10 5 12 1 15 17 18 1 20 14 25 15 30 63 35 15 38 1 40 9 45 148 46 1 48 1 50 4 55 6 60 320 65 3 68 1 70 1 75 8 80 3 90 35 95 1 120 104 125 5 145 1 150 1 160 2 175 1 180 16 240 2 300 1 440 1 1200 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 6000 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 8520 0 3573 3 1 8 3 10 1 20 2 30 1 35 5 40 2 45 6 60 26 120 7 180 11 200 3 240 18 260 1 300 7 320 1 360 5 420 5 480 34 500 1 540 1 543 1 1080 1 8520 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 6000 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 360000000 0 3580 8 3 10 2 15 6 20 1 25 5 30 1 35 1 40 1 45 7 55 3 60 11 90 2 120 4 140 1 150 1 180 12 200 2 240 21 260 1 300 3 360 3 420 3 480 36 540 2 600 3 780 1 360000000 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 -660 3200 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 1000 0 3510 1 1 2 2 7 1 8 6 10 3 12 1 15 22 20 8 25 4 30 12 35 13 45 25 50 1 55 9 60 34 68 1 80 1 90 2 100 2 120 13 150 1 180 13 240 6 300 7 360 2 420 3 450 1 480 8 510 1 540 1 720 2 1000 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 3000 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 1000 0 3603 6 1 8 2 10 5 15 13 20 1 22 1 25 7 30 4 35 17 38 1 40 1 45 11 55 2 58 1 60 21 120 8 180 8 240 1 300 1 480 4 540 1 600 1 625 1 1000 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older) - 3717 186 0 3500 Girls (Under age 15 years) - 3717 186 0 660 0 3328 4 1 8 8 10 2 15 21 20 21 25 11 30 29 35 25 40 8 45 53 50 3 55 4 58 1 60 81 65 4 75 2 90 31 95 1 100 1 120 38 145 1 175 1 180 18 240 9 245 1 300 10 420 1 480 1 540 1 660 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 120000000 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 540 0 3383 8 5 10 8 11 1 14 1 15 19 20 15 25 14 30 33 35 13 40 6 45 43 55 9 60 51 65 3 67 1 75 1 85 2 90 22 95 1 100 2 120 37 130 1 145 1 180 14 190 1 200 1 210 1 240 11 300 12 360 2 420 1 500 1 540 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 120 0 3464 1 223 2 25 3 3 8 1 120 1 Sysmiss 186 Girls (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 8 0 3530 1 145 2 37 3 4 8 1 Sysmiss 186 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3717 186 0 8 0 3578 1 129 2 7 3 1 5 1 8 1 Sysmiss 186 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3717 186 0 7 0 3528 1 159 2 26 3 1 4 1 7 2 Sysmiss 186 Young Children (0-4 years) 3717 186 0 1000000 0 3390 1 272 2 44 3 7 4 2 8 1 1000000 1 Sysmiss 186 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 253 3650 0 3 0 95 1 150 2 6 3 2 Sysmiss 3650 Girls (Under age 15 years): 187 3716 0 3 0 78 1 101 2 7 3 1 Sysmiss 3716 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 139 3764 0 3 0 60 1 76 2 2 3 1 Sysmiss 3764 Boys (Under age 15 years): 189 3714 0 2 0 75 1 105 2 9 Sysmiss 3714 Young Children (0-4 years) 327 3576 0 4 0 66 1 223 2 31 3 5 4 2 Sysmiss 3576 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 253 3650 0 8 0 153 1 92 2 6 3 1 8 1 Sysmiss 3650 Girls (Under age 15 years): 187 3716 0 3 0 117 1 66 2 3 3 1 Sysmiss 3716 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 139 3764 0 5 0 91 1 46 3 1 5 1 Sysmiss 3764 Boys (Under age 15 years): 189 3714 0 3 0 110 1 73 2 5 3 1 Sysmiss 3714 Young Children (0-4 years) 327 3576 0 3 0 110 1 189 2 24 3 4 Sysmiss 3576 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 100 3803 0 3 0 16 1 80 2 3 3 1 Sysmiss 3803 Girls (Under age 15 years): 70 3833 0 3 0 16 1 50 2 3 3 1 Sysmiss 3833 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 48 3855 0 5 0 8 1 38 3 1 5 1 Sysmiss 3855 Boys (Under age 15 years): 79 3824 0 3 0 9 1 64 2 5 3 1 Sysmiss 3824 Young Children (0-4 years) 217 3686 0 3 0 27 1 161 2 25 3 4 Sysmiss 3686 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 3715 188 0 18 0 3381 1 296 2 29 3 4 5 1 8 3 18 1 Sysmiss 188 Girls (Under age 15 years): 3715 188 0 22 0 3682 1 25 2 1 8 6 22 1 Sysmiss 188 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3712 191 0 8 0 3562 1 144 2 4 8 2 Sysmiss 191 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3711 192 0 10000000 0 3674 1 31 2 1 6 1 8 2 10 1 10000000 1 Sysmiss 192 Young Children (0-4 years) 3657 246 0 8 0 3614 1 37 2 3 8 3 Sysmiss 246 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 3715 188 -30 70 -30 1 0 3698 1 12 8 2 20 1 70 1 Sysmiss 188 Girls (Under age 15 years): 3710 193 0 8 0 3705 1 3 8 2 Sysmiss 193 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3708 195 0 1 0 3704 1 4 Sysmiss 195 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3705 198 0 1 0 3702 1 3 Sysmiss 198 Young Children (0-4 years) 3657 246 0 1 0 3653 1 4 Sysmiss 246 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 3712 191 0 22 0 3397 1 245 2 56 3 11 5 1 8 1 22 1 Sysmiss 191 Girls (Under age 15 years): 3705 198 0 8 0 3624 1 76 2 1 8 4 Sysmiss 198 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3706 197 0 1000000 0 3651 1 50 2 3 8 1 1000000 1 Sysmiss 197 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3704 199 0 8 0 3658 1 41 2 1 6 1 8 3 Sysmiss 199 Young Children (0-4 years) 3650 253 0 8 0 3634 1 15 8 1 Sysmiss 253 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 315 3588 0 2 0 152 1 157 2 6 Sysmiss 3588 Girls (Under age 15 years): 80 3823 0 1 0 27 1 53 Sysmiss 3823 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 55 3848 0 2 0 17 1 37 2 1 Sysmiss 3848 Boys (Under age 15 years): 45 3858 0 2 0 17 1 27 2 1 Sysmiss 3858 Young Children (0-4 years) 16 3887 0 1 0 2 1 14 Sysmiss 3887 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 3716 187 0 15 0 3024 1 594 2 79 3 15 4 1 5 1 10 1 15 1 Sysmiss 187 Girls (Under age 15 years): 3715 188 0 8 0 3680 1 30 2 2 8 3 Sysmiss 188 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3709 194 0 8 0 3400 1 292 2 15 8 2 Sysmiss 194 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3700 203 0 8 0 3668 1 25 2 2 8 5 Sysmiss 203 Young Children (0-4 years) 3653 250 0 4 0 3649 1 3 4 1 Sysmiss 250 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 3716 187 0 80 0 3705 1 8 8 1 10 1 80 1 Sysmiss 187 Girls (Under age 15 years): 3712 191 0 8 0 3708 1 1 8 3 Sysmiss 191 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3711 192 0 8 0 3701 1 6 8 4 Sysmiss 192 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3709 194 0 8 0 3703 1 1 8 5 Sysmiss 194 Young Children (0-4 years) 3664 239 0 0 3664 Sysmiss 239 Women (Age 15 yrs and older): 3715 188 0 30 0 3701 1 7 2 1 8 5 30 1 Sysmiss 188 Girls (Under age 15 years): 3714 189 0 8 0 3707 1 2 7 1 8 4 Sysmiss 189 Men (Age 15 yrs and older): 3711 192 0 8 0 3694 1 12 2 2 8 3 Sysmiss 192 Boys (Under age 15 years): 3711 192 0 8 0 3702 1 7 8 2 Sysmiss 192 Young Children (0-4 years) 3663 240 0 8 0 3658 1 2 8 3 Sysmiss 240 Visiting parents/relatives/friends within or outside the village? T.1. Visiting parents/relatives/friends within or outside the village 3550 353 1 4 1 Can do herself 2467 2 Can do with husband 766 3 Can do with others 263 4 other 54 Sysmiss 353 Visiting parents/relatives/friends within or outside the village? (Other) T.1. Visiting parents/relatives/friends within or outside the village. Other 3903 3817 Can't allow her 1 Do it alone 1 Do not leave the camp 1 Do not visit 1 Do not visit friends or relatives 1 Does not do visitation 1 Don't even go for visit 1 Don't have a female with me. 1 Don't have a spouse 1 Don't leave the village 1 I do it myself 1 I don't have a female with me. 1 Most times she can be stopped by her husband 1 N.A 1 N/A 3 N\A 14 Sysmiss 7 No female 8 No female in hh 1 No female resides in here. 1 No female respondent 6 No female with me 2 No spouse 1 No wife 1 No woman 7 No woman in the home 1 No woman in the home. 1 No woman in this house 1 No Woman with me 1 No woman with me here for now. 2 No woman with me here. 1 No woman with me. 2 None 2 Not Applicable 1 On woman 1 Respondent's spouse told her to do anything. 1 Respondent does not go out . 1 Separation 1 There is no female in the house 1 Unmarried 4 Going to markets/banks/commercial centers/places of work. T.2. Going to markets/banks/commercial centers/places of work. 3549 354 1 4 1 Can do herself 2886 2 Can do with husband 299 3 Can do with others 315 4 other 49 Sysmiss 354 Going to markets/banks/commercial centers/places of work. (Other) T.2. Going to markets/banks/commercial centers/places of work. Other 3903 3822 Don't have a female with me. 1 Don't have a spouse 1 Her children can do it for her. 1 I do it alone 1 I do it myself 1 I don't have a female with me. 1 N.A 1 N/,A 1 N/A 2 N\A 17 Sysmiss 7 No 1 No female 1 No spouse 1 No female 7 No female in hh 1 No female resides in here. 1 No female responded 1 No female respondent 5 No female with me 2 No wife 1 No woman 9 No woman in the home 1 No Woman with me 1 No woman with me here for now. 2 No woman with me here. 1 No woman with me. 2 None 2 Not applicable 1 Not Applicable 1 Separation 1 There is no female in the house 1 Unmarried 4 Going outside the village T.3. Going outside the village 3547 356 1 4 1 Can do herself 2411 2 Can do with husband 597 3 Can do with others 489 4 other 50 Sysmiss 356 Going outside the village (Other) T.3. Going outside the village. Other 3903 3818 Do not leave the camp 1 Don't go outside of the village 1 Don't have a female with me. 1 Don't have a spouse 1 Her husband can't allow her to leave the village on her own. 1 I do it alone 1 I do it myself 1 I don't have a female with me. 1 N.A 1 N/A 3 N\A 18 Sysmiss 7 No 1 No female 7 No female in hh 1 No female resides in here. 1 No female respondent 6 No female with me 2 No females 1 No spouse 1 No wife 1 No woman 9 No woman in the home 1 No Woman with me 1 No woman with me here for now. 2 No woman with me here. 2 No woman with me. 1 None 2 Not applicable 1 Not Applicable 1 Respondent does not go out of the village. 1 Separation 1 There is no female in the house 1 Unmarried 4 If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/ T.4. If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/do you belong to? 3579 324 1 11 1 Not a member 1923 2 Religious related activities 892 3 Health care related activities 30 4 Income generating activities 24 5 Self help organization 268 6 Savings group 308 7 Microfinance organization 14 8 Cooperative 44 9 Village administrative committee 4 10 Village electrification committee 0 11 other 72 Sysmiss 324 If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/ T.4. If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/do you belong to? 417 3486 2 9 1 Not a member 0 2 Religious related activities 3 3 Health care related activities 5 4 Income generating activities 14 5 Self help organization 85 6 Savings group 272 7 Microfinance organization 7 8 Cooperative 23 9 Village administrative committee 8 10 Village electrification committee 0 11 other 0 Sysmiss 3486 If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/ T.4. If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/do you belong to? 57 3846 5 10 1 Not a member 0 2 Religious related activities 0 3 Health care related activities 0 4 Income generating activities 0 5 Self help organization 6 6 Savings group 33 7 Microfinance organization 4 8 Cooperative 9 9 Village administrative committee 4 10 Village electrification committee 1 11 other 0 Sysmiss 3846 If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/ T.4. If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/do you belong to? 4 3899 6 9 1 Not a member 0 2 Religious related activities 0 3 Health care related activities 0 4 Income generating activities 0 5 Self help organization 0 6 Savings group 3 7 Microfinance organization 0 8 Cooperative 0 9 Village administrative committee 1 10 Village electrification committee 0 11 other 0 Sysmiss 3899 If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/ T.4. If you are a member of a women’s group, which type of group are you a member of/do you belong to? Other. 3903 3831 Birthday club 1 Birthday social club 1 Chair Lady 1 Don't have a spouse 1 Farming 1 Farming activities 2 Farming cool 2 Kuu 1 Marketers 1 Mid wifery 2 Midwifery Group 1 N.A 1 N/A 3 N\A 13 Sysmiss 7 No female 3 No female in hh 1 No female in my household. 1 No female is a part of this household. 1 No female respondent 2 No female respondent. 1 No Spouse 1 No wife 1 No woman 3 No Woman with me 1 No woman with me here for now. 1 No woman with me here. 1 Non 1 None 2 Not applicable 1 Red cross women wing 1 Self help initiative 1 Self help initiative group 1 Separation 1 Social /entertainment 1 Social club 1 Social group 1 Social Group 1 There is no female in the house 1 Traditional council 1 Unmarried 3 What do you think are the main constraints women face in participating in organi T.5. What do you think are the main constraints women face in participating in organizations or activities in the area? 1599 2304 1 4 1 Limited time 436 2 Lack of support from family 271 3 Limited confidence 255 4 Limited education 637 Sysmiss 2304 Are you a member of any community/village electrification committee? T.6. Are a member of the village electrification committee? 3571 332 1 2 1 Yes 26 2 No 3545 Sysmiss 332 How many times do you meet in a month? T.7. How many times do you meet in a month? 26 3877 0 12 0 1 1 1 2 11 3 8 4 3 7 1 12 1 Sysmiss 3877 Do you own a bank account? T.8. Do you own a bank account? 3575 328 1 4 1 No account 3051 2 Own account 404 3 Joint account (with spouse) 95 4 Joint account (with group) 25 Sysmiss 328 Final result of the survey 3902 1 1 5 1 Complete 3725 2 Incomplete 7 3 Rejected 13 4 Attempted 3 unsuccessful visits, sample replaced 17 5 Structure not a household 140 Sysmiss 1 3902 1 - 3902 1 - 3903 1 12c168c9d26a97ee 127 16824b3593f6879e 18 197305b25cfe1bd3 2 1fbd40db75685306 127 2b0b41d245795453 161 2d07550f588ab0f0 150 3cf97bce071fbe45 152 43c0e4dceffd1648 168 56e5b3c0e85d778e 154 58ad094b141a93f6 87 5adc06759e55e562 50 5df5ee6e0d811f77 101 62e4f9bf1ddefb3b 195 68113c0b7526e2cd 173 6b34e58045e53b08 149 6d14b5530a84281e 190 7cc8cb01a04abfd8 190 7ebb08d31ecde998 155 81eed8c85a0e51d8 1 97e04b33256ba709 125 a2f0fc9d4b4d5f34 166 a96f9e88d68d9a26 84 ac938fc1a1535e2f 32 ae1e40112e68492 171 b0b42e19356d6849 9 b8fe4ff172b5e887 169 ccb82b76cd9c4526 183 cd0424c86f37593f 63 dd924bcccb1e7c76 185 e1d62e85857cec34 4 e5031dd34e2f989f 120 e52ff0eb3b77e1b4 95 e597a83eb8d6237a 12 e7b0a941eeae066 68 eb3dc066683ef9df 37 ec9bbb4ecb3a7040 26 ffcc7fc225163f0a 3 2952 951 2493 1410 2488 1415 Supervisor: Scan barcode once form is reviewed and approved: 3902 1 1000 5000 1000 941 2000 642 3000 814 4000 655 5000 850 Sysmiss 1 Final result of the survey (Supervisor) 3902 1 1 5 1 Complete 3760 2 Incomplete 4 3 Rejected 7 4 Attempted 3 unsuccessful visits, sample replaced 17 5 Structure not a household 114 Sysmiss 1 meta-instanceID 3903 Key 3903 Scan a household roster barcode to establish an individual ID for this responden 14759 4649 1 6730963 1 4912 2 3082 3 2163 4 1632 5 1115 6 746 7 484 8 305 9 190 10 110 150 1 210 1 250 3 320 1 340 1 450 1 540 1 550 1 1000 1 3000 6 5000 2 6730963 1 Sysmiss 4649 Is ${A2} male or female? A.3. Is [NAME] male or female? 19309 99 1 2 1 Male 9287 2 Female 10022 Sysmiss 99 What is the relationship of ${A2} to household head? A.4. What is the relationship of [NAME] to household head? 19310 98 1 14 1 Head 3551 2 Wife/Spouse 2624 3 Child/adopted child 9030 4 Grandchild 1304 5 Niece/Nephew 740 6 Father/Mother 224 7 Sister/Brother 761 8 Son/Daughter-in-law 304 9 Brother/Sister-in-law 258 10 Father/Mother-in-law 71 11 Grandfather/mother 49 12 Other relative 281 13 Servant/servant’s relative 16 14 Other non-relative 97 Sysmiss 98 How old is ${A2}? A.5. How old is [NAME]? 19291 117 0 888 Has ${A2} ever attended school? A.7. Has [NAME] ever attended school? 17399 2009 1 2 1 Yes 12981 2 No 4418 Sysmiss 2009 Is ${A2} currently attending school? A.8. Is [NAME] currently attending school? 12978 6430 1 2 1 Yes 7438 2 No 5540 Sysmiss 6430 What is the highest educational qualification acquired by ${A2}? A.9. What is the highest educational qualification acquired by [NAME]? 12980 6428 1 7 1 None 1778 2 Primary 5587 3 Secondary school 4372 4 Vocational Technical School after Primary 54 5 Vocational Technical School after Secondary 215 6 University 921 7 Post-Graduate 53 Sysmiss 6428 How many year of ${A9a} has ${A2} completed? A.9A. How many years of [A.9] has [NAME] completed? 12978 6430 0 888 0 993 1 2832 2 2375 3 2068 4 1483 5 1018 6 946 7 189 8 192 9 192 10 135 11 142 12 251 13 42 14 114 16 2 20 1 32 1 888 2 Sysmiss 6430 How frequently does ${A2} cook food for the household? A.11. How frequently does [NAME] cook food for the household? 13838 5570 1 6 1 Everyday 3499 2 A few times in a week 2212 3 Once a week 704 4 A few times in a month 557 5 Once a month 493 6 Never 6373 Sysmiss 5570 What was ${A2}'s main occupation for the last 12 months? A.13. What was [NAME]’s main occupation for the last 12 months? 12345 7063 1 16 1 Wage Employee, Non-Farm 957 2 Wage Employee, Farm 485 3 Self-Employed Non-Farm-Business enterprise 1312 4 Self-Employed Non-Farm-Independent contractor, technician, professional, etc. 412 5 Self-Employed Agriculture/Livestock 2417 6 Assistance in family enterprise 175 7 Casual/Day Laborer 390 8 Intern/free labor/voluntary work 51 9 Student 3323 10 Retired/pensioner 64 11 Too old to work 366 12 Disabled 94 13 Job Seeker 322 14 Unemployed 1104 15 Housewife 852 16 other 21 Sysmiss 7063 What was ${A2}'s main occupation for the last 12 months? (Other) A.13. What was [NAME]’s main occupation for the last 12 months? Other 19408 19376 Apprentice 1 Assisting Parents with farming work 1 Black smithing 1 Brooker 1 Classroom Teacher 1 Coal production 1 Cusmothology 1 Daily Hire / Mason 1 Dietitian 1 Driver 2 Drop out of school 2 Footballer 1 House help 1 House maid 1 House work 1 MoJ 1 Movie Actor 1 Note doing anything 1 Pastor 3 Pregnant 2 Security personnel 2 Sell 1 Sick person (mental sickness) 1 Volunteering with an NGO 1 Welding 1 Work as store boy 1 Please select the kind of trade or business ${A2} main occupation best fits from A.14. Please describe the kind of trade or business [NAME]’s main occupation best fits from the list of industries. 5654 13754 1 21 1 A - Agriculture, forestry and fishing 2747 2 B - Mining and quarrying 58 3 C - Manufacturing 119 4 D - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 24 5 E - Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 13 6 F - Construction 137 7 G - Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 718 8 H - Transportation and storage 129 9 I - Accommodation and food service activities 336 10 J - Information and communication 40 11 K - Financial and insurance activities 36 12 L - Real estate activities 5 13 M - Professional, scientific and technical activities 253 14 N - Administrative and support service activities 105 15 O - Public administration and defense; compulsory social security 116 16 P - Education 213 17 Q - Human health and social work activities 134 18 R - Arts, entertainment and recreation 49 19 S - Other service activities 339 20 T - Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use 73 21 U - Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 10 Sysmiss 13754 Out of the last 12 months, how many months was ${A2} engaged in this activity? A.15. Out of the last 12 months, how many months were [NAME] engaged in this activity? 5664 13744 0 12 0 6 1 30 2 23 3 37 4 25 5 44 6 79 7 19 8 104 9 55 10 210 11 215 12 4817 Sysmiss 13744 How many days per month does ${A2} work in this activity? A.16. How many days per month does [NAME] work in this activity? 6228 13180 0 31 0 3 1 2 2 3 3 7 4 15 5 40 6 56 7 15 8 13 9 1 10 15 12 79 14 14 15 66 16 26 17 2 18 9 19 1 20 470 21 52 22 104 23 17 24 617 25 397 26 1661 27 929 28 437 29 35 30 510 31 632 Sysmiss 13180 Does ${A2} operate any non-agricultural/business/enterprise within this househol A.18. Does [NAME] operate any non-agricultural/ business/ enterprise within this household or compound? 6226 13182 1 2 1 Yes 494 2 No 5732 Sysmiss 13182 How many employees does this business/enterprise have? A.19. How many employees does this business/ enterprise have? 494 18914 0 60 0 386 1 58 2 23 3 7 4 4 5 2 6 2 7 2 8 4 9 1 11 2 12 1 25 1 60 1 Sysmiss 18914 Parent key 19408 Key 19408 Household Roster 19408 Typical or Worst Month labeling set 366 typical 272 worst 94 Do you receive information about a “load-shedding” schedule (load shedding is th C.61 Do you receive information about a “load-shedding” schedule (load shedding is the set hours of electricity available from the mini grid)? 365 1 1 2 1 Yes 116 2 No 249 Sysmiss 1 How many hours of electricity are available each day and night from the mini gri C.62. How many hours of electricity are available each day and night from the mini-grid? (max 24 hours) 363 3 0 24 0 5 2 2 3 8 4 8 5 9 6 12 7 5 8 19 9 12 10 24 11 43 12 153 13 4 14 8 15 3 16 9 17 9 18 5 20 2 21 1 23 1 24 21 Sysmiss 3 How many hours of electricity are available each evening, from 6:00 pm to 10:00 C.63. How many hours of electricity are available each evening, from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm from the mini-grid? (max 4 hours) 362 4 0 4 0 7 1 4 2 32 3 73 4 246 Sysmiss 4 How many hours of electricity do you use each day and night from the mini grid? C.64. How many hours of electricity do you use each day from the mini-grid? 362 4 0 888 0 5 2 1 3 8 4 9 5 12 6 19 7 6 8 16 9 15 10 25 11 40 12 151 13 2 14 11 15 5 16 10 17 7 18 1 21 1 23 1 24 13 888 4 Sysmiss 4 How many outages/blackouts occur in a week? C.65. How many outages/blackouts occur in a week? 364 2 0 888 0 7 1 20 2 24 3 19 4 6 5 2 6 1 7 2 10 1 14 1 17 1 72 1 111 92 888 187 Sysmiss 2 What is the total duration of all the outages/blackouts in a week? C.66. What is the total duration of all the outages/blackouts in a week? 272 94 0 888000000 0 5 1 6 2 12 3 6 4 9 6 3 7 1 8 2 10 3 12 1 15 1 17 1 20 1 24 3 30 3 32 1 48 4 60 4 72 1 90 1 120 3 168 3 180 2 420 1 888 193 8880000 1 888000000 1 Sysmiss 94 Parent key 366 Key 366 Typical and Worst Months of Electricity 366 Is this information for the worst or a typical month? 552 typical 407 worst 145 How many hours do you receive service from your main solar device each day and n C.148. How many hours do you receive service from this [DEVICE] each day and night? (max 24 hours) 550 2 1 888 37.0145454545455 152.585106495661 1 4 2 18 3 38 4 31 5 43 6 62 7 11 8 35 9 10 10 25 11 24 12 189 13 10 14 7 15 1 17 1 20 1 24 21 192 2 888 17 Sysmiss 2 How many hours is service available from this main solar device each evening, fr C.149. How many hours is service available from this [DEVICE] each evening, from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm? (max 4 hours) 549 3 0 888 35.4571948998178 165.926189751352 0 5 1 17 2 164 3 73 4 259 5 1 6 3 11 1 12 6 888 20 Sysmiss 3 How many hours do you actually use your main solar device each day for lighting C.150. How many hours do you actually use the [DEVICE] each day for lighting and other applications? (max 24 hours) 547 5 0 888 29.4277879341865 134.377917534549 0 5 1 8 2 25 3 50 4 38 5 42 6 66 7 12 8 36 9 9 10 25 11 23 12 171 13 8 14 6 17 1 18 1 20 1 24 6 192 1 888 13 Sysmiss 5 Parent key 552 Key 552 Worst Months of Electricity 552 6250 62 C169 274 C170 54 C171 92 C172 161 C173 289 C174 2210 C175 246 C176 180 C177 652 C178 6 C179 90 C180 16 C181 1 C182 79 C183 3 C184 1 C185 12 C186 8 C188 12 C190 85 C191 16 C192 1 C193 154 C194 7 C195 5 C196 3 C198 71 C199 132 C200 7 C201 11 C202 30 C203 510 C204 32 C205 438 C206 254 C207 3 other 43 6250 62 Air cooler (Central Air) 8 Air cooler (External Unit) 12 32 Blender 3 Compact Fluorescent Light (CFL) Bulb 92 Computer 85 Electric battery charger 7 Electric hair dryer 3 Electric hot water pot/kettle 7 Electric stove/range 5 Electric Toaster 1 Electric water cooler 1 Electronic Tablet 11 Fan 652 Flat color TV 254 Fluorescent Tube 54 Freezer 154 Incandescent Light Bulb 274 Iron 79 LED Light Bulb 161 Light Bulb, Other/Unknown type 289 Microwave oven 16 Other 43 Printer 16 Radio 510 Radio/CD Players/sound system 246 Refrigerator 90 Regular Color TV 438 Regular mobile phone charger 132 Rice cooker 6 Satellite dish 30 Sewing machine 1 Smartphone (internet phone) charger 71 Torch/flashlight/ lantern 2210 VCD/DVD 180 Washing machine 3 Water heater 12 6250 1 18 2.33184 2.0517299407378 1 3116 2 1200 3 733 4 480 5 280 6 155 7 95 8 61 9 39 10 25 11 18 12 15 13 11 14 8 15 7 16 3 17 3 18 1 How many @@ in working condition does your household own? a. How many [ITEM] in working condition does your household own? 6181 69 0 65 2.19268726743245 2.4013719603569 0 38 1 3297 2 1370 3 619 4 284 5 179 6 125 7 46 8 57 9 29 10 38 11 15 12 35 13 8 14 5 15 13 16 4 17 4 18 2 19 2 20 2 21 1 23 1 24 5 30 1 65 1 Sysmiss 69 What is the source of electricity/energy used to power @@? b. What is the source of electricity/ energy used to power [ITEM]? 6155 95 1 7 3.51567831031682 2.22876127817123 1 National grid 1987 2 Local mini-grid 819 3 Electric Generator 564 4 Solar 154 5 Rechargeable battery 83 6 Dry cell battery 2545 7 Diesel 3 8 LPG 0 Sysmiss 95 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#1/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 6112 138 1 8 4.24541884816754 1.63599023120986 1 6am -9am 1079 2 9am-12pm 138 3 12pm-3pm 122 4 3pm-6pm 145 5 6pm-9pm 4199 6 9pm-12am 368 7 12am-3am 44 8 3am-6am 17 Sysmiss 138 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#2/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 5155 1095 2 8 5.43336566440349 1.33792339816171 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 529 3 12pm-3pm 123 4 3pm-6pm 101 5 6pm-9pm 510 6 9pm-12am 3676 7 12am-3am 156 8 3am-6am 60 Sysmiss 1095 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#3/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 3112 3138 3 8 6.28727506426735 1.40865398188364 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 379 4 3pm-6pm 68 5 6pm-9pm 163 6 9pm-12am 299 7 12am-3am 2076 8 3am-6am 127 Sysmiss 3138 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#4/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 2459 3791 4 8 7.21390809272062 1.453858302547 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 348 5 6pm-9pm 62 6 9pm-12am 117 7 12am-3am 121 8 3am-6am 1811 Sysmiss 3791 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#5/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 515 5735 5 8 5.80388349514563 1.20568710168867 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 335 6 9pm-12am 45 7 12am-3am 36 8 3am-6am 99 Sysmiss 5735 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#6/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 374 5876 6 8 6.21390374331551 0.559796258740287 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 321 7 12am-3am 26 8 3am-6am 27 Sysmiss 5876 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#7/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 330 5920 7 8 7.07272727272727 0.260082670131191 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 0 7 12am-3am 306 8 3am-6am 24 Sysmiss 5920 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use @@? (#8/8) c. In a typical day, at what time of day do you use [ITEM]? 300 5950 8 8 8 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 0 7 12am-3am 0 8 3am-6am 300 Sysmiss 5950 How many hours does your household use @@ in a typical day during weekdays? d. How many hours does your household use [ITEM] in a typical day during weekdays? 6128 122 0 1440 12.319680156658 49.4319531635668 How many hours does your household use @@ in a typical day during weekends? e. How many hours does your household use [ITEM] in a typical day during weekend? 6120 130 0 1224 10.1447712418301 35.3955763721505 0 30 1 94 2 161 3 472 4 466 5 317 6 1202 7 131 8 296 9 304 10 153 11 253 12 1729 13 113 14 24 15 45 16 29 17 3 18 49 19 1 20 15 21 5 22 11 23 4 24 165 26 1 27 1 28 1 30 11 32 1 33 1 36 7 39 1 45 1 48 4 56 1 60 4 66 1 72 3 112 1 770 1 888 6 900 1 1224 1 Sysmiss 130 Parent key 6250 Key 6250 Lighting and Appliances 6250 3418 14 1 4 2.31509654768871 1 316 2 2282 3 247 4 573 Sysmiss 14 3432 6 Flashlights 2282 Lanterns 316 Other 8 Radio 573 Task lights 247 3432 1 3 1.15705128205128 1 2909 2 507 3 16 How many @@ does your household power with dry cell batteries? G.4. How many of [ITEM] does your household power with dry cell batteries? 3425 7 0 24 1.99124087591241 0 3 1 1595 2 990 3 487 4 205 5 72 6 39 7 6 8 9 9 2 10 1 11 2 12 9 16 2 18 1 24 2 Sysmiss 7 How much did you pay for each @@ on average? If more than one, input average G.5. How much did you pay for each [ITEM] on average? 3425 7 0 600000000 175850.775474453 In the last 12 months, how many months did you use @@? G.6. In the last 12 months, how many months did you use [ITEM]? 3425 7 0 31 7.36875912408759 0 28 1 384 2 388 3 387 4 170 5 149 6 196 7 28 8 83 9 35 10 41 11 56 12 1441 13 2 14 4 15 5 18 4 22 1 24 20 30 1 31 2 Sysmiss 7 How many hours do you use @@ each day on a typical day? G.7. How many hours do you use [ITEM] each day on a typical day? 3406 26 0 24 7.96007046388726 0 8 1 72 2 137 3 268 4 244 5 189 6 769 7 56 8 106 9 124 10 80 11 203 12 1055 13 69 14 4 15 6 16 1 17 1 18 3 20 4 24 7 Sysmiss 26 How many dry cell batteries do you purchase each month for @@? G.8. How many of dry cell batteries do you purchase each month for [ITEM]? 3401 31 0 1400 28.6171714201705 How much do you spend each month on dry cell batteries for @@? G.9. How much do you spend each month on dry cell batteries for [ITEM]? 3425 7 0 32000000 9955.87240875912 Do you used @@ as a regular source of lighting or only as a back-up source when G.10. Do you use [ITEM] as a regular source of lighting or only as a back-up source when the main source is not available? 3424 8 1 3 1.49445093457944 1 Regular source of lighting 2293 2 Back-up source of lighting 569 3 Not a source of lighting or no light available 562 Sysmiss 8 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#1/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 3395 37 1 8 4.2559646539028 1 6am -9am 650 2 9am-12pm 36 3 12pm-3pm 43 4 3pm-6pm 48 5 6pm-9pm 2405 6 9pm-12am 133 7 12am-3am 57 8 3am-6am 23 Sysmiss 37 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#2/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 2886 546 2 8 5.49099099099099 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 281 3 12pm-3pm 46 4 3pm-6pm 40 5 6pm-9pm 313 6 9pm-12am 2072 7 12am-3am 82 8 3am-6am 52 Sysmiss 546 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#3/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 1671 1761 3 8 6.35906642728905 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 203 4 3pm-6pm 25 5 6pm-9pm 64 6 9pm-12am 114 7 12am-3am 1207 8 3am-6am 58 Sysmiss 1761 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#4/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 1349 2083 4 8 7.34988880652335 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 178 5 6pm-9pm 22 6 9pm-12am 37 7 12am-3am 25 8 3am-6am 1087 Sysmiss 2083 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#5/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 199 3233 5 8 5.25125628140704 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 173 6 9pm-12am 13 7 12am-3am 2 8 3am-6am 11 Sysmiss 3233 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#6/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 178 3254 6 7 6.06179775280899 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 167 7 12am-3am 11 8 3am-6am 0 Sysmiss 3254 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#7/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 170 3262 7 8 7.05882352941176 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 0 7 12am-3am 160 8 3am-6am 10 Sysmiss 3262 At what time of day do you use @@ each day? (#8/8) G.11. At what time of day do you use [LIGHT] each day? 158 3274 8 8 8 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 0 7 12am-3am 0 8 3am-6am 158 Sysmiss 3274 Parent key 3432 Key 3432 Dry cells battery lighting sources 3432 Fuel Type H.2. Fuel Type 3877 24 a 11 b 170 c 1741 d 1855 e 3 f 1 j 1 k 3 n 4 r 38 s 26 Fuel Type - label H.2. Fuel Type - label 3877 24 Charcoal 1855 Crop Residue/ Plant Biomass 1 Electric 4 Garbage/ plastic 38 Kerosene 1 LPG/ cooking gas 11 Other 26 Sawdust 3 Solar 3 Wood collected 1741 Wood purchased 170 3877 1 3 1 3717 2 156 3 4 In the last 12 months, what did your household use @@ for? (#1/6) In the last 12 months, what did your household use [FUEL] for? 3842 35 1 6 1 Lighting 39 2 Cooking 3767 3 Space Heating 2 4 Boiling water 15 5 Home-Based Income Activity 5 6 other 14 Sysmiss 35 In the last 12 months, what did your household use @@ for? (#2/6) In the last 12 months, what did your household use [FUEL] for? 3085 792 2 5 1 Lighting 0 2 Cooking 11 3 Space Heating 86 4 Boiling water 2978 5 Home-Based Income Activity 10 6 other 0 Sysmiss 792 In the last 12 months, what did your household use @@ for? (#3/6) In the last 12 months, what did your household use [FUEL] for? 150 3727 3 6 1 Lighting 0 2 Cooking 0 3 Space Heating 3 4 Boiling water 90 5 Home-Based Income Activity 52 6 other 5 Sysmiss 3727 In the last 12 months, what did your household use @@ for? (#4/6) In the last 12 months, what did your household use [FUEL] for? 6 3871 4 6 1 Lighting 0 2 Cooking 0 3 Space Heating 0 4 Boiling water 2 5 Home-Based Income Activity 2 6 other 2 Sysmiss 3871 In the last 12 months, what did your household use @@ for? (#5/6) In the last 12 months, what did your household use [FUEL] for? 3877 * 1 Lighting 0 2 Cooking 0 3 Space Heating 0 4 Boiling water 0 5 Home-Based Income Activity 0 6 other 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, what did your household use @@ for? (#6/6) In the last 12 months, what did your household use [FUEL] for? 3877 * 1 Lighting 0 2 Cooking 0 3 Space Heating 0 4 Boiling water 0 5 Home-Based Income Activity 0 6 other 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, what did your household use @@ for? (Other) In the last 12 months, what did your household use [FUEL] for? Oher 3877 3856 Baking 1 Baking Cookies 1 Can't cook 1 Don't cook 1 Don't cook in his house 1 I do not cook here. 1 Ironing 2 Ironing clothes 1 N/A 2 N\A 2 Sysmiss 5 No coal pot 1 Pressing clothes 1 To dry fresh fish for preservation and consumption. 1 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#1/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3767 110 3 888 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 2 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 3749 888 Don't know 16 Sysmiss 110 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#2/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#3/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#4/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#5/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#6/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#7/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#8/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#9/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#10/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#11/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#12/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#13/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which months did you use @@? (#14/14) H.10. In the last 12 months, in which months did you use this [FUEL]? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 3823 54 1 888 1 January 21 2 February 4 3 March 24 4 April 335 5 May 560 6 June 577 7 July 585 8 August 367 9 September 94 10 October 5 11 November 0 12 December 2 111 Used all year 431 888 Don't know 818 Sysmiss 54 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 2471 1406 2 888 1 January 0 2 February 14 3 March 3 4 April 17 5 May 215 6 June 585 7 July 599 8 August 631 9 September 345 10 October 56 11 November 3 12 December 0 111 Used all year 1 888 Don't know 2 Sysmiss 1406 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 2068 1809 3 888 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 10 4 April 1 5 May 8 6 June 204 7 July 572 8 August 565 9 September 543 10 October 147 11 November 10 12 December 6 111 Used all year 1 888 Don't know 1 Sysmiss 1809 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 1242 2635 4 111 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 6 5 May 1 6 June 7 7 July 190 8 August 528 9 September 400 10 October 94 11 November 12 12 December 2 111 Used all year 2 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 2635 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 717 3160 5 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 4 6 June 1 7 July 7 8 August 174 9 September 412 10 October 100 11 November 15 12 December 4 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3160 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 445 3432 6 888 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 3 7 July 1 8 August 6 9 September 155 10 October 246 11 November 20 12 December 12 111 Used all year 1 888 Don't know 1 Sysmiss 3432 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 113 3764 7 888 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 3 8 August 1 9 September 5 10 October 86 11 November 1 12 December 16 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 1 Sysmiss 3764 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 10 3867 8 111 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 2 9 September 1 10 October 3 11 November 3 12 December 0 111 Used all year 1 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3867 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 5 3872 9 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 2 10 October 1 11 November 1 12 December 1 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3872 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 3 3874 10 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 2 11 November 0 12 December 1 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3874 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 2 3875 11 11 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 2 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3875 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 2 3875 12 12 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 2 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3875 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In the last 12 months, in which month was the @@ scarce or significantly more ex H.11. In the last 12 months, in which months was this [FUEL] scarce and significantly more expensive? 3877 * 1 January 0 2 February 0 3 March 0 4 April 0 5 May 0 6 June 0 7 July 0 8 August 0 9 September 0 10 October 0 11 November 0 12 December 0 111 Used all year 0 888 Don't know 0 Sysmiss 3877 In what units is @@ sold? 3811 66 1 14 1 Kg 361 2 Sack - large (charcoal) 805 3 Big plastic bag (charcoal) 382 4 Small plastic bag (Fill to the brim) (charcoal) 253 5 Small plastic bag (Not fill to the brim) (charcoal) 102 6 Small bundle (wood) 596 7 Large bundle (wood) 1296 8 Liter 3 9 Gallon 9 10 Beer bottle (800 ml) 1 11 Schnapp bottle ( Normal bottle - 200 ml) 1 12 Schnapp bottle (ninja bottle - 119.294 ml) 0 13 Small mineral water bottle (0.5L) 1 14 Big mineral water bottle (1.5L) 1 15 kWh 0 Sysmiss 66 3877 66 Beer bottle (800 ml) 1 Big mineral water bottle (1.5L) 1 Big plastic bag (charcoal) 382 Gallon 9 Kg 361 Large bundle (wood) 1296 Liter 3 Sack - large (charcoal) 805 Schnapp bottle ( Normal bottle - 200 ml) 1 Small bundle (wood) 596 Small mineral water bottle (0.5L) 1 Small plastic bag (Fill to the brim) (charcoal) 253 Small plastic bag (Not fill to the brim) (charcoal) 102 In the last 30 days, how many ${H11c} of @@ did your household use? H.12. In the last 30 days, how much of this [FUEL] did your household use? 3811 66 0 4000000 In the last 30 days, how many ${H11c} of @@ did your household purchase/collect? H.13. In the last 30 days, how much of this [fuel type] did you purchase/collect? 1911 1966 0 55000000 In the last 30 days, how much did you pay for the amount of @@ that you purchase H.14. In the last 30 days, how much did you pay for the amount of [FUEL] that you purchased? 1920 1957 0 2400000000 Parent key 3877 Key 3877 Household Fuel Consumption 3877 Item Item 196 5 1 14 1 90 2 94 3 5 4 1 7 1 9 3 14 2 Sysmiss 5 Item - label Item - label 201 5 Domestic water pump 1 Motor boat 5 Motorcycle 94 Other specify 2 Rice contended machine 3 Two-wheel tractor 1 Vehicle (Car, pickup truck, etc) 90 Item 201 1 3 1 192 2 8 3 1 How many @@ in working condition do you own? a. How many [ITEM] in working condition does your household own? 196 5 1 7 1 161 2 27 3 4 5 2 6 1 7 1 Sysmiss 5 What is the average capacity of the @@ your household owns? b. What is the average capacity of [ITEM] your household own? 189 12 0 76000 0 3 1 16 2 5 3 6 4 3 5 5 6 6 8 11 9 29 10 1 11 1 12 3 14 8 15 7 16 3 30 2 40 3 50 2 70 1 75 1 80 3 100 3 109 2 111 1 112 1 125 4 126 1 150 2 160 2 200 1 220 1 222 1 225 1 240 1 250 1 270 1 280 1 300 1 475 1 500 1 660 1 888 38 2250 2 3250 1 76000 1 Sysmiss 12 What is the source of energy used to power your @@? c. What is the source of energy used to power [ITEM]? 194 7 1 2 1 Gasoline 184 2 Diesel 10 3 LPG 0 4 Kerosene 0 5 Biomass 0 6 Biogas 0 7 other 0 Sysmiss 7 What is the source of energy used to power your @@? (Other) c. What is the source of energy used to power [ITEM]? Other 201 199 None 1 None. Because the other is a bicycle 1 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#1/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 192 9 1 8 1 6am -9am 143 2 9am-12pm 36 3 12pm-3pm 1 4 3pm-6pm 2 5 6pm-9pm 6 6 9pm-12am 3 7 12am-3am 0 8 3am-6am 1 Sysmiss 9 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#2/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 173 28 2 8 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 104 3 12pm-3pm 28 4 3pm-6pm 11 5 6pm-9pm 16 6 9pm-12am 6 7 12am-3am 1 8 3am-6am 7 Sysmiss 28 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#3/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 121 80 3 8 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 91 4 3pm-6pm 17 5 6pm-9pm 8 6 9pm-12am 1 7 12am-3am 3 8 3am-6am 1 Sysmiss 80 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#4/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 105 96 4 8 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 89 5 6pm-9pm 10 6 9pm-12am 0 7 12am-3am 1 8 3am-6am 5 Sysmiss 96 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#5/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 63 138 5 8 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 61 6 9pm-12am 1 7 12am-3am 0 8 3am-6am 1 Sysmiss 138 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#6/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 7 194 6 6 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 7 7 12am-3am 0 8 3am-6am 0 Sysmiss 194 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#7/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 1 200 7 7 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 0 7 12am-3am 1 8 3am-6am 0 Sysmiss 200 In a typical day, at what time of day do you use your @@? (#8/8) d. In a typical day, at what time of day do you [ITEM]? 1 200 8 8 1 6am -9am 0 2 9am-12pm 0 3 12pm-3pm 0 4 3pm-6pm 0 5 6pm-9pm 0 6 9pm-12am 0 7 12am-3am 0 8 3am-6am 1 Sysmiss 200 How many hours does your household use your @@ in a typical day during the weekd e. How many hours does your household use [ITEM] in a typical day during weekdays? 181 20 1 888 1 1 2 3 3 11 4 1 5 9 6 23 7 7 8 3 9 13 10 4 11 6 12 26 13 2 14 3 15 27 16 4 18 3 19 1 20 4 21 1 24 1 25 1 34 1 36 3 37 1 40 1 42 3 44 2 888 16 Sysmiss 20 How many hours does your household use your @@ in a typical day during the weeke f. How many hours does your household use [ITEM] in a typical day during weekend? 181 20 1 888 1 1 2 5 3 6 4 1 5 13 6 24 7 7 8 7 9 15 10 7 11 6 12 25 13 2 14 4 15 25 16 6 17 1 18 3 19 1 20 1 24 2 36 1 45 1 888 17 Sysmiss 20 Parent key 201 Key 201 Infrastructure and Services 201