DDI_WB_KHM_1996_CSES_V01_M Chao Pheav Shine Cagas Chao Pheav Shine Cagas Saint Lundy, Chao Pheav Saint Lundy 2011-11-17 NADA Version 01 (November 2011) - Edited version of the DDI "DDI-KHM-NIS-SESC-1996-v012" retreieved from Cambodian NADA Socio-Economic Survey 1996 CSES 1996 Angkat Setkic Sangkomkic Kampuchea 1996 KHM_1996_CSES_v01_M National Institute of Statistics NADA Asian Development Bank United Nations Development Programme/Cambodia Area Rehabilitation and Regeneration Project UNited Nations Children's Fund International Labour Organization TA 2261/CAM collaboration collaboration collaboration Director, Demographic Statistics Census and Survey Department Data User Service Center Socio-Economic/Monitoring Survey [hh/sems] The SESC 1996 is the second in a series of socio-economic surveys conducted by the National Institute of Statistics of the Ministry of Planning. The first SESC was conducted in four rounds beginning in the last quarter of 1993 up to third quarter of 1994. The Socio-Economic Survey of Cambodia (SESC) has been conducted in 1993/94, 1996, 1997, 1999 and 2004 by a different sponsor. Version v1.0 - Edited data for internal use only consumption/consumer behaviour [1.1] income, property and investment/saving [1.5] economic conditions and indicators [1.2] EDUCATION [6] HEALTH [8] housing [10.1] TRANSPORT, TRAVEL AND MOBILITY [11] The Socio-Economic Survey of Cambodia (SESC) 1996 is a two-round sample survey of households in Cambodia conducted by the National Institute of Statistics (NIS) of the Ministry of Planning and sponsored by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in collaboration with UNICEF, UNDP/CARERE and ILO. This survey is second in the series, the first SESC being conducted in four rounds beginning in October 1993 to September 1994 and funded by the UNDP and ADB. The first round of the SESC 1996 was conducted in May-June and the second round was in November-December. The survey entrailed listing and recording of the characteristics of each individual person in the sample households. It gathered data on the demographic, social and economic characteristics of the population as well as on household and housing characteristics. The information collected are vital in making rational plans and programs for the country. Cambodia A. National, Urban and Rural B. Phnom Penh, Other Urban and Other Rural C. The 10 Domains: 1. Banteay Meanchey 2. Battambang 3. Kampong Thom 4. Pursat 5. Ratanakiri 6. Siem Reap 7. Svay Rieng 8. Phnom Penh 9. Other Urban 10. Other Rural The SESC 1996 covered 87.26 per cent of Cambodian villages. Village (Province, District, Commune, Village) 1. Individuals 2. Household All non-institutional households in Cambodia (All regular resident households in Cambodia) Sample survey data [ssd] The scope of the survey with respect to items of information is as follows: 1. Demographic Characteristics of Household Population - Relationship to Household Head - Age - Sex - Marital Status - Disability - Current School Attendance - Highest Educational Attainment - Literacy - Migration 2. Economic Characteristics of Household Population 5 Years and Over - Usual Activity in the Last 12 Months - Current Activity Last Week (including number of hours worked) - Persons Seeking Additional Work - Nature and Status of Employment, and Kind of Industry in Primary Occupation - Nature and Status of Employment, and Kind of Industry in Secondary Occupation - Income Derived from Primary and Secondary Occupation, and Other Receipts in Cash or in Kind - Reasons for not Being Available for Work 3. Child Labour - School Attendance in the Past Week - Reasons for Dropping Out or Not Attending School - Main Reason for Working or Having a Job - Age the Child Started to Work - Place of Work - Proportion of Child's Earnings Given to Household - Illnesses, Injuries and Other Health Problems of Working Child - Recruitment of Children to Work Elsewhere 4. Health and Nutritional Status of Children and Mothers - Pregnancy and Tetanus Toxoid Vaccination - Breastfeeding - Child Immunization - Diarrhoea Episode and Treatment - Vitamin A Administration - Weight, Height and Mid-Upper Arm Measurement - Number and Sources of Injections Received by Households - Salt Iodization - Other Health Practices 5. Housing and Other Household Particulars - Type of Building and Year the Building was Constructed - Type of Construction Materials of Roof, Outer Walls and Floor - Number of Rooms in the Housing Unit and Total Floor Area - Tenure Status of Housing Unit - Rent/Imputed Rent - Household's Main Source of Drinking Water, Dishwashing and Handwashing - Toilet facilities - Type or Source of Lighting Used - Type of Fuel Used for Cooking - Ownership of Appliances and Other Equipment - Access to Basic Services Such As Schools, Clinics/Hospitals and Road Passable by Car - Landholdings (Tenure Status and Size of Land) - Economic Activities Carried Out in the Household - Household Expenditure - Credit Behaviour of Households - Accidents National Instistute of Statistics The SESC used a stratified two-stage probability sampling technique with the following areas as domains of analysis: Banteay Meanchey, Battambang, Kampong Thom, Pursat, Ratanak Kiri, Siem Reap, Svay Rieng, Phnom Penh, Other Urban, and Other Rural. The number of strata was increased to come up with estimates for the above mentioned provinces. For each survey round, 390 primary sampling units (PSUs) or a total of 780 PSUs (villages) for the two rounds were selected using the linear systematic sampling with a random start method, with probability proportional to size. The number of households in the village was used as a measure of size. These information are based on the population database compiled in the National Institute of Statistics, Ministry of Planning, and from several sources including a gazetteer of the Geographic Department, a village file constructed in 1993 by the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC), population statistics of Battambang province constructed by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), and supplemental population estimates supplied by the Ministry of Interior and the Municipality of Phnom Penh. The merger of these multiple sources constitutes the sampling frame for the Socio-Economic Survey of Cambodia (SESC) 1996. The households constituted the secondary sampling units (SSUs). From each PSU, 10 or 20 households were selected systematically with a random start. The method of selecting the samples is explained in the next section. The first stage of sample selection involved the drawing of sample villages from each stratum. Within each stratum, villages were arranged by geographic codes and the number of households for every village based on the sample frame records was cumulated. Sample villages were selected using the linear systematic sampling with random start method, with probability proportional to size (pps). The number of households in the village was used as a measure of size. Sample village selection was done through the use of a computer program. For each sample village (PSU), a field listing operation was undertaken except for large villages. Large villages were segmented first, comprising about 300 households or less based on the current household estimates by the commune or village leaders. A segment was then chosen randomly in which a complete listing of households was done. This entailed carrying out a complete canvass of the PSU in order to make a current and complete listing of households contained within. The procedure involved creating a sketch map for the PSU where physical boundaries in the village and the location of each household were sketched. Canvassing, on the other hand, entailed a systematic covering of the entire village following a prescribed path of travel in order to make sure that all housing units in which the households reside will be accounted for. After the listing operation was completed, a fixed sample size of 10 households was selected in each PSU for the following strata: Banteay Meanchey, Phnom Penh, Pursat, Siem Reap, Other Urban and Other Rural, while 20 households werer selected from each PSU for Battambang, Kampong Thom, Ratanakiri and Svay Rieng. The selection was carried out using circular systematic random sampling with a random start. The sampling interval was equal to the current household estimates in the PSU divided by 10 or 20, as the case maybe. The sampling strategy required the selection of a total of 9,000 sample households from 780 sample villages for the two rounds. Pailin was excluded from the sampling frame due to security issues. Face-to-face [f2f] Listed below are the forms that used during the field enumeration: SESC Form 1 - Listing Sheet: This is a sheet wherein buildings, housing units and households within an enumeration pertaining to population of households are listed SESC Form 2 - Household Questionnaire: This is the basic SESC questionnaire which was used for interviewing and recording information about a household. This questionnaire contains information on the following: demographic, social and economic characteristics of the population, household and housing characteristics. The Questionnaire consists of 4 parts, namely: 1. Part II - Demographic and Economic Characteristics of the Household Population 2. Part III - Child Labour (For Children 5 - 17 Years Old) 3. Part IV - Health and Nutritional Status of Children Under 5 Years Old 4. Part V - Household and Housing Particulars SESC Form 3 - Appointment Slip: This form is used to set an appointment with the household head (or spouse) in case the interviewer was unable to interview anyone during the first visit. The date and time of next visit is jotted down in the form. The Senior Statistics Advisor functions as the Project Director and, together with the Statistical Experts, comprise the ADB project staff. They are responsible for the survey and sampling design, data processing systems and programming technical supervision of all phases of survey operations, training of field staff, analysis of survey results, and preparation of final reports. Organizational Structure: ADB Project Staff, Project Director, Survey Director, NIS Survey Staff Coordination/Training: Area Coordinators Field Staff: NIS: 1. Team Supervisors 2. Enumerators Provincial Office: 1. Team Supervisors 2. Enumerators The Director of NIS functions as the Survey Director, and the six officers are designated as the area coordinators. The Survey Director will be responsible for the control and supervision of NIS Staff as well as the staff engaged from the Provincial Planning and Statistics Services who will function in the capacities of supervisors and enumerators. The work of field enumerators will be supervised by field supervisors (1 field supervisor supervising the work of 3 to 6 enumerators ), who will edit the completed questionnaires. The middle level staff of NIS and Provincial Planning and Statistics Services will be engaged as supervisors. The success of the fieldwork will depend so much on the recruitment, training and deployment of NIS and provincial staff. The engagement of the provincial staff for field supervision and enumeration will make it possible to enjoin the active cooperation of commune and village workers for the survey. In general, a supervisor is assigned to supervise enumerators during field operations. The major duties and responsibilities of a supervisor in relation to the work of an enumerator are the following: As a supervisor, supervisor is responsible for the successful and timely completion of the field operations in the area where supervisor is assigned which may be a whole village or a segment of a big village. Following the principle of command responsibility, supervisor is answerable for the inefficiencies and wrong doings of the people supervisor supervises. To be effective, supervisor must be a leader and be capable of propelling your subordinates to work for the attainment of the objectives of the survey. Supervisor must be ready to assist them in the performance of their duties. Supervisor subordinates should be able to rely on you for the solution of the day-to-day problems of their work. To effectively carry out supervisor 's duty as a supervisor, each of supervisor will be assigned 3 to 6 Enumerators. Supervisor's basic duties and responsibilities are listed below. In addition, supervisor is expected to perform such duties that may be assigned by the Area Coordinators and Survey Director in connection with survey work. a. attend the training to gain an understanding of the concepts, definitions and procedures regarding the conduct of the SESC and to be familiar with the duties and responsibilities of supervisor 's ENs; b. coordinate with the village leader on the enumeration of the sample villages; c. supervise closely the work of the ENs during listing and enumeration; d. identify the sample households which would respond to the questions in the SESC Form 2 (Household Questionnaire); e. verify the area coverage of supervisor 's ENs; f. help solve problems encountered by supervisor 's ENs; g. scrutinize the accomplished questionnaires submitted by supervisor 's ENs for completeness, correctness and legibility of entries; and h. accomplish and/or submit the required forms and materials to the Area Coordinators and/or Survey Director within the prescribed period. Basic Weights ------------------ The basic weight (that is, the weight before any other adjustments are made such as those which might be necessary for non-response), for all households in a given PSU/village, is equal to the reciprocal of the overall probability of selection Thus, there will be a different weight for every PSU, that is, 750 separate weights for the two rounds. Likewise, the data file must provide therefore for storing values of Mhi and Mhi* for every PSU, so that their ratio can be calculated easily. In applying the weights to the data files in order to make estimates, every sample household and every sample person in a given PSU will receive the same weight, that is, whatever the calculated basic weight is for that PSU. Weight Adjustments for Large PSU's ------------------------------------------------ Since large villages or those with an estimated number of households with 300 or more will be segmented, and only one randomly selected segment will be listed, and from the selected segment, the sample of 10 or 20 households will then be selected. Please see th sampling file in external resources. All completed questionnaires were brought to NIS for processing. Although completed questionnaires were checked and edited by supervisors in the field, especially because of the length of questionnaires and the complexity of the topics covered the need for manual editing and coding by trained staff was accepted as an essential priority activity to produce a cleaned data file without delay. Processing staff and supervisors were trained for three days by the project staff. An instruction manual for manual editing and coding was prepared and translated into Khmer for the guidance of processing staff. In order to produce an unedited data file, keying in the data as recorded by field enumerators and supervisors, (without subjecting data to manual edit as required by the Analysis Component Project staff), it was necessary to structure manual editing as a two-phase operation. Thus in the first phase, the processing staff coded the questions such as those on migration, industry, and occupation which required coding. Editing was restricted to selected structural edits and some error corrections. These edits were restricted to checking the completeness and consistency of responses, legibility, and totalling of selected questions. Error corrections were made without cancelling or obliterating the original entry made by the enumerator, by inserting the correction close to the original entry. Much of the manual editing was carried out in the second phase, after key entry and one hundred percent verification and extraction of error print outs. A wide range of errors had to be corrected which was expected in view of the complexity of the survey and the skill background of the enumeration and processing staff. The manual edits involved the correction of errors arising from incorrect key entry, in-correct/ failure to include identification, miss-coding of answers, failure to follow skip patterns, misinterpretation of measures, range errors, and other consistency errors. 100% It has to be noted that the data were obtained through a sample survey and are therefore subject to both sampling and nonsampling errors. Sampling errors are those that are related to the sample size and the kind of samples selected. Non-sampling errors include those such as errors committed by the interviewers in recording responses, errors made by respondents and coding errors. Moreover, the 1996 population and other estimates from the SESC may not be directly comparable with estimates based from other surveys because of differences in the sampling frame, survey design and concepts used. The concepts used in this survey are found The Statistics Law Article 22 specifies matters of confidentiality. It explicitly says that all staff working with statistics within the Government of Cambodia "shall ensure confidentiality of all individual information obtained from respondents, except under special circumstances with the consent of the Minister of Planning. The information collected under this Law is to be used only for statistical purposes." Director General Director, ICT Department "National Institute of Statistics of Ministry of Planning of Socio-Economic Survey of Cambodia 1996 (SESC 1996), Version1.2 of the public use dataset (June 1997), provide by the National Institute of Statistics.Phnom penh, Cambodia www.nis.gov.kh" 1. The data and other materials will not be redistributed or sold to other individuals, institutions, or organizations without the written agreement of the National Institute of Statistics. 2. The data will be used for statistical and scientific research purposes only. They will be used solely for reporting of aggregated information, and not for investigation of specific individuals or organizations. 3. No attempt will be made to re-identify respondents, and no use will be made of the identity of any person or establishment discovered inadvertently. Any such discovery would immediately be reported to the National Institute of Statistics. 4. No attempt will be made to produce links among datasets provided by the National Institute of Statistics, or among data from the National Institute of Statistics and other datasets that could identify individuals or organizations. 5. Any books, articles, conference papers, theses, dissertations, reports, or other publications that employ data obtained from the National Institute of Statistics will cite the source of data in accordance with the Citation Requirement provided with each dataset. 6. An electronic copy of all reports and publications based on the requested data will be sent to the National Institute of Statistics. The user of the data acknowledges that the National Institute of Statistics, Cambodia beares no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. 01s96_Cover Data in this file are information coming from "PART I - CONTROL DATA" of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 31 02s96_PersonFile Full information on each household member. The data file contains Parts II to IV of SESC 1996 Form 2. These include: - Part II: DEMOGRAPHIC AND ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS - Part III: CHILD LABOR (FOR CHILDREN 5 TO 17 YEARS OLD) - Part IV: HEALTH (FOR CHILDREN UNDER FIVE YEARS OLD) 0 129 03s96_Housing The data file contains Part V (HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING PARTICULARS) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 24 04s96_FoodConsumption and more on housing The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING PARTICULARS (Q14 to Q2404) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 89 05s96_Services The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING PARTICULARS (ACCESS TO BASIC SERVICES) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 26 06s96_Land The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING PARTICULARS (LANDHOLDINGS) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 24 07s96 BusinessOperations The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING PARTICULARS (ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 38 08s96_LoansTaken The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING PARTICULARS (CREDIT BEHAVIOR) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 111 09s96_Accidents The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS (ACCIDENTS IN THE HOUSEHOLD) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 14 10s96_RecruitmentChildren The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS (RECRUITMENT OF CHILDREN 5-17 YEARS OLD TO WORK ELSEWHERE) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 27 11s96_Injections The file contains data on PART V - HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSING CHARACTERISTICS (HEALTH PRACTICES) of SESC 1996 Form 2. 0 25 12s96_Iodization 0 14 Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Year, First Year, First Year, First Year, First Year, First Date: Year, First All households Month, First Month, First Month, First Month, First Month, First Date: Month, First All households Day, First Day, First Day, First Day, First Day, First Date: Day, First All households Result, First Result, First Result, First Result, First Result, First Interview Result, First All households 1 Completed 2 Deferred due to no competent respondent 3 Deferred due to household is temporarily away 4 Refused 5 House is demolished/ vacant 6 Others, Specify Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 1 Time Taken: To reach this household from previous household, Hour, First All households Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 1 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 1 Time Taken: to reach this household from previous household, Minute, First All households Time Started, Hour, First Time Started, Hour, First Time Started, Hour, First Time Started, Hour, First Time Started, Hour, First Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Started, Hour, First All households Time Started, Minute, First Time Started, Minute, First Time Started, Minute, First Time Started, Minute, First Time Started, Minute, First Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Started, Minute, First All households Time Completed, Hour, First Time Completed, Hour, First Time Completed, Hour, First Time Completed, Hour, First Time Completed, Hour, First Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Completed, Hour, First All households Time Competed, Minute, First Time Competed, Minute, First Time Competed, Minute, First Time Competed, Minute, First Time Competed, Minute, First Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Completed, Minute, First All households Year, Second Year, Second Year, Second Year, Second Year, Second Date: Year, Second All households Month, Second Month, Second Month, Second Month, Second Month, Second Date: Month, Second All households Day, Second Day, Second Day, Second Day, Second Day, Second Date: Day, Second All households Result, Second Result, Second Result, Second Result, Second Result, Second Interview Result, Second All households 1 Completed 2 Deferred due to no competent respondent 3 Deferred due to household is temporarily away 4 Refused 5 House is demolished/ vacant 6 Others, Specify Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Hour 2 Time Taken: To reach this household from previous household, Hour, Second All households Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 2 Time Taken to Reach Household, Minute 2 Time Taken: To reach this household from previous household, Minute, Second All households Time Started, Hour, Second Time Started, Hour, Second Time Started, Hour, Second Time Started, Hour, Second Time Started, Hour, Second Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Started, Hour, Second All households Time Started, Minute, Second Time Started, Minute, Second Time Started, Minute, Second Time Started, Minute, Second Time Started, Minute, Second Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Started, Minute, Second All households Time Completed, Hour, Second Time Completed, Hour, Second Time Completed, Hour, Second Time Completed, Hour, Second Time Completed, Hour, Second Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Completed, Hour, Second All households Time Completed, Minute, Second Time Completed, Minute, Second Time Completed, Minute, Second Time Completed, Minute, Second Time Completed, Minute, Second Time Taken: To fill the questionnaire: Time Completed, Minute, Second All households Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Member Number in Household Member Number in Household Member Number in Household Member Number in Household Member Number in Household Member number in household Relationship to Head of Household Relationship to Head of Household Relationship to Head of Household Relationship to Head of Household Relationship to Head of Household What is [name]'s relationship to the household head? ENTER CODE All persons 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daughter 4 Adopted Son/Adopted Daughter 5 Foster Son/Foster Daughter 6 Stepson/Step-daughter 7 Son-in-law/Daughter-in-law 8 Grandson/Grand-daughter 9 Father/Mother 10 Brother/Sister 11 Uncle/Aunt 12 Nephew/Niece 13 Other Relative 14 Boarder 15 Domestic Helper 16 Non-relative Day of Birth Day of Birth Day of Birth Day of Birth Day of Birth What is [name]'s date of birth? All persons Month of Birth Month of Birth Month of Birth Month of Birth Month of Birth What is [name]'s date of birth? All persons 1 Jan 2 Feb 3 Mar 4 Apr 5 May 6 Jun 7 Jul 8 Aug 9 Sep 10 Oct 11 Nov 12 Dec Year of Birth Year of Birth Year of Birth Year of Birth Year of Birth What is [name]'s date of birth? All persons Calendar Calendar Calendar Calendar Calendar What calendar are you using? ENTER CODE All persons 1 Western/Universal 2 Buddhist/Cambodian Age in Completed Years Age in Completed Years Age in Completed Years Age in Completed Years Age in Completed Years What is [name]'s age of his/her last birthday? Enter "98" if age is 98 & over. All persons Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Is [name] male or female? ENTER CODE All persons 1 Male 2 Female Major Problems with Body, Mind or Behavior Major Problems with Body, Mind or Behavior Major Problems with Body, Mind or Behavior Major Problems with Body, Mind or Behavior Major Problems with Body, Mind or Behavior Does [name] have major problems with his body, mind or behaviour that limits his/her participation in work, school or ordinary social life? ENTER CODE 2 No (SKIP TO COL. 12) All persons 1 Yes 2 No Type of Disability Type of Disability Type of Disability Type of Disability Type of Disability What type of disability does [name] have? ENTER CODE All persons with disability [C11=1] 1 Amputation of one or more limbs 2 Unable to use one or more limbs 3 Blindness/Poor Eyesight 4 Deafness 5 Muteness/severe speech problem 6 Disturbances in thinking, feeling & acting behaviour 7 Alcohol problem 8 Permanent disfigurement 9 Learning disability or mental handicap 10 Multiple disabilities Years and Months of Stay in Village, Year Years and Months of Stay in Village, Year Years and Months of Stay in Village, Year Years and Months of Stay in Village, Year Years and Months of Stay in Village, Year How long has [name] continuously stayed in this village? If since birth enter "88" in both Cols. 12 & 13, & go to Col. 18). All persons 88 since birth Years and Months of Stay in Village, Month Years and Months of Stay in Village, Month Years and Months of Stay in Village, Month Years and Months of Stay in Village, Month Years and Months of Stay in Village, Month How long has [name] continuously stayed in this village? If since birth enter "88" in both Cols. 12 & 13, & go to Col. 18). All persons District and Province of Previous Residence District and Province of Previous Residence District and Province of Previous Residence District and Province of Previous Residence District and Province of Previous Residence In which district and province did [name] previously reside? Enter "SAME" if same district and province. Otherwise, specify name of district/province/country). All persons who have not continuedly stayed in their current village [C12<>88 & C13<>88] Urban/Rural Urban/Rural Urban/Rural Urban/Rural Urban/Rural Was that place... 1 Urban (Town/Provincial Centre/Khan) 2 Rural (Countryside/District) 9 Don't know ENTER CODE All persons who have not continuedly stayed in their current village [C12<>88 & C13<>88] 1 Urban (Town/ Provincial Centre/Khan) 2 Rural (Countryside/District) 9 Don't Know Reason for Change of Residence Reason for Change of Residence Reason for Change of Residence Reason for Change of Residence Reason for Change of Residence What was the reason for [name]'s change of residence? ENTER CODE All persons who have not continuedly stayed in their current village [C12<>88 & C13<>88] 1 Insecurity due to civil strife/ natural calamity 2 Family reunion/ family moved 3 Better work prospects/ in search for work 4 On account of education 5 Transfer of work place 6 On account of marriage 7 Repatriated 8 Return after displacement 9 Others, specify >5: Move Outside Province for Temporary Job Last 12 Months >5: Move Outside Province for Temporary Job Last 12 Months >5: Move Outside Province for Temporary Job Last 12 Months >5: Move Outside Province for Temporary Job Last 12 Months >5: Move Outside Province for Temporary Job Last 12 Months In the paast 12 months, did [name] move to any place outside this province for the purpose of temporary employment? ENTER CODE 2 No (GO TO COL. 26) Persons 5 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No >5: To Which Province/Country Last Move To Job >5: To Which Province/Country Last Move To Job >5: To Which Province/Country Last Move To Job >5: To Which Province/Country Last Move To Job >5: To Which Province/Country Last Move To Job In [name]'s last move, where did [name] go to work? (Specify name of province/country) Persons 5 years old and over who moved out of their province for temporary employment [C18=1] >5: From Which Province/Country >5: From Which Province/Country >5: From Which Province/Country >5: From Which Province/Country >5: From Which Province/Country Where did [name] move from? Persons 5 years old and over who moved out of their province for temporary employment [C18=1] >5: Length of Stay in Work Place >5: Length of Stay in Work Place >5: Length of Stay in Work Place >5: Length of Stay in Work Place >5: Length of Stay in Work Place How long did [name] work in that place? (Specify number of months he/she worked in that place) Persons 5 years old and over who moved out of their province for temporary employment [C18=1] >5: Main Occupation in Work Place >5: Main Occupation in Work Place >5: Main Occupation in Work Place >5: Main Occupation in Work Place >5: Main Occupation in Work Place What was [name]'s occupation in that place? Persons 5 years old and over who moved out of their province for temporary employment [C18=1] >5: Currently Attending School/University/Training/Vocational Institution >5: Currently Attending School/University/Training/Vocational Institution >5: Currently Attending School/University/Training/Vocational Institution >5: Currently Attending School/University/Training/Vocational Institution >5: Currently Attending School/University/Training/Vocational Institution Is [name] currently attending school/university/training/vocational institution? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No >5: Highest Grade/Level Completed >5: Highest Grade/Level Completed >5: Highest Grade/Level Completed >5: Highest Grade/Level Completed >5: Highest Grade/Level Completed What is the highest grade/level completed by [name]? Persons 5 years old and over Not Attended School 1 CLASS 1 2 CLASS 2 3 CLASS 3 4 CLASS 4 5 CLASS 5 6 CLASS 6 7 CLASS 7 8 CLASS 8 9 CLASS 9 10 CLASS 10 11 CLASS 11 12 Secondary School Certificate / Diploma 13 Vocational/ BST/ OS Undergarduate 14 Vocational/ BST/ OS Graduate 15 Undergraduate 16 Graduate/ Degree Holder 17 Post Graduate 88 No Class Completed 99 Not Reported/Unknown Can Read and Write a Simple Message Can Read and Write a Simple Message Can Read and Write a Simple Message Can Read and Write a Simple Message Can Read and Write a Simple Message Can [name] read and write a simple message in any language or dialect? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No Main Activity in Most of the Past 12 Months Main Activity in Most of the Past 12 Months Main Activity in Most of the Past 12 Months Main Activity in Most of the Past 12 Months Main Activity in Most of the Past 12 Months What was [name]'s main activity in most of the past 12 months? ENTER CODE (If Code 1 to 8, GO TO COL. 31) Persons 5 years old and over 1 Worked for pay, profit or family gain(Include all agricultural activities, such as growing vegetables, even for own consumption, hunting, fishing & helping in family business or own farm without pay) 2 Worked as an apprentice 3 Worked in construction (Include major repairs of own house/barn) 4 Housekeeping 5 Worked for other households without pay 6 Student 7 Provided unpaid community/ volunteer services 8 Retired 9 Disabled 10 Did not do any work/had no job No Job but Available and Seeking No Job but Available and Seeking No Job but Available and Seeking No Job but Available and Seeking No Job but Available and Seeking Even though [name] did not do any work, was he available and actively seeking work? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over who had no job in the past 12 months [C30=9 or C30=10] 1 Yes 2 No Days Actually Worked Past Month Days Actually Worked Past Month Days Actually Worked Past Month Days Actually Worked Past Month Days Actually Worked Past Month How many days did [name] actually work during the past month? (Enter "0" if did not work during the past month) Persons 5 years old and over who worked in the past 12 months [C30 in (1,8)] no workday past month Any Work, Even for One Hour, in the Past Week Any Work, Even for One Hour, in the Past Week Any Work, Even for One Hour, in the Past Week Any Work, Even for One Hour, in the Past Week Any Work, Even for One Hour, in the Past Week Did [name] do any work at all even for one hour during the past week for pay or family gain or helped on own farm & in family business with or without pay? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over 1 Yes 2 No Grew Crops/Vegetables/ Raise Livestock/Chicken, or More Grew Crops/Vegetables/ Raise Livestock/Chicken, or More Grew Crops/Vegetables/ Raise Livestock/Chicken, or More Grew Crops/Vegetables/ Raise Livestock/Chicken, or More Grew Crops/Vegetables/ Raise Livestock/Chicken, or More During the past week, did [name] do any of the ff: frow crops or vegetables, raise livestock or chicken, clean or till land, gather firewood, hunt, catch fish, weave cloth, basket or mat? ENTER CODE 1 Yes (GO TO COL. 35) Persons 5 years old and over who did not work even for an hour in the past week [C32=2] 1 Yes 2 No Although Did Not Work Past Week, Had Job or Employment Although Did Not Work Past Week, Had Job or Employment Although Did Not Work Past Week, Had Job or Employment Although Did Not Work Past Week, Had Job or Employment Although Did Not Work Past Week, Had Job or Employment Although [name] did not work, did he/she have a job or employment during the past week? ENTER CODE 2 NO (GO TO COL. 68) Persons 5 years old and over who did not do agricultural work in the past week [C33=2] 1 Yes 2 No Primary Occupation During Past Week Primary Occupation During Past Week Primary Occupation During Past Week Primary Occupation During Past Week Primary Occupation During Past Week What was [name]'s primary occupation during the past week? Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC Code) in Primary Occupation Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC Code) in Primary Occupation Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC Code) in Primary Occupation Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC Code) in Primary Occupation Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC Code) in Primary Occupation In what kind of economic activity or industry did [name] work during the past week? Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] Nature of Employment in Primary Occupation Nature of Employment in Primary Occupation Nature of Employment in Primary Occupation Nature of Employment in Primary Occupation Nature of Employment in Primary Occupation What was the nature of [name]'s employment? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] 1 Permanent 2 Short Term/ Casual 3 Seasonal / School Vacation 4 Worked for different employers on a day to day / week to week basis 5 Others, Specify _____________ Employment Status in Primary Occupation Employment Status in Primary Occupation Employment Status in Primary Occupation Employment Status in Primary Occupation Employment Status in Primary Occupation What was [name]'s status of employment? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] 1 Employer 2 Own Account Worker 3 Employee 4 Unpaid Family Worker 5 Others, Specify ________ Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Primary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Primary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Primary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Primary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Primary Job How much is [name]'s average monthly wages? For daily ewawge earner, compute daily wage x no. of days worked in a month. (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C40=3] Bonus Last Year in Primary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Primary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Primary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Primary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Primary Occupation How much was [name]'s bonus last year? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C40=3] Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Primary Occupation How much remuneration in kind did [name] receive last month for meals and other food items? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C40=3] Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Primary Occupation How much remuneration in kind did [name] receive last month for housing? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C40=3] Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Primary Occupation How much remuneration in kinf did [name] receive last month for clothing? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C40=3] Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Primary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Primary Occupation How much remuneration in kind did [name] receive last month for medical care? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C40=3] Other Remuneration in Kind Last Month in Primary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Last Month in Primary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Last Month in Primary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Last Month in Primary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Last Month in Primary Occupation How much other remuneration in kind did [name] receive last month? (GO TO COL. 49) (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C40=3] Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Self-Employed in Primary Occupation Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Self-Employed in Primary Occupation Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Self-Employed in Primary Occupation Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Self-Employed in Primary Occupation Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Self-Employed in Primary Occupation How much did [name] earn whether in cash or in kind from his/her business last month? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and aree employers [C40=1] Tips/Commissions Last Month in Primary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Primary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Primary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Primary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Primary Occupation How much tips/commissions did [name] receive last month? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] Secondary Occupation in the Past Week Secondary Occupation in the Past Week Secondary Occupation in the Past Week Secondary Occupation in the Past Week Secondary Occupation in the Past Week What was [name]'s secondary occupation during the past week? Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC) in the Past Week in Secondary Job Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC) in the Past Week in Secondary Job Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC) in the Past Week in Secondary Job Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC) in the Past Week in Secondary Job Kind of Economic Activity (ISIC) in the Past Week in Secondary Job In what kind of economic activity or industry did [name] work during the past week? Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] Nature of Employment in Secondary Job Nature of Employment in Secondary Job Nature of Employment in Secondary Job Nature of Employment in Secondary Job Nature of Employment in Secondary Job What was the nature of [name]'s employment? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] 1 Permanent 2 Short Term 3 Seasonal / School Vacation 4 Worked for different employers on a day to day / week to week basis 5 Others, Specify Employment Status in Secondary Job Employment Status in Secondary Job Employment Status in Secondary Job Employment Status in Secondary Job Employment Status in Secondary Job ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] 1 Employer 2 Own - Account Worker 3 Employee 4 Unpaid Family Worker 5 Others, Specify Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Secondary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Secondary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Secondary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Secondary Job Average Monthly Wages/Earnings (For Employees Code 3) Secondary Job How much is [name]'s average monthly wages? For daily ewawge earner, compute daily wage x no. of days worked in a month. (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C55=3] Bonus Last Year in Secondary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Secondary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Secondary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Secondary Occupation Bonus Last Year in Secondary Occupation How much was [name]'s bonus last year? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C55=3] Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind (Meals or Food Items) Last Month Secondary Occupation How much remuneration in kind did [name] receive last month for meals and other food items? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C55=3] Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Housing Last Month in Secondary Occupation How much remuneration in kind did [name] receive last month for housing? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C55=3] Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Clothing Last Month in Secondary Occupation How much remuneration in kinf did [name] receive last month for clothing? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C55=3] Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Secondary Occupation Remuneration in Kind for Medical Care Last Month in Secondary Occupation How much remuneration in kind did [name] receive last month for medical care? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C55=3] Other Remuneration in Kind Kind Last Month in Secondary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Kind Last Month in Secondary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Kind Last Month in Secondary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Kind Last Month in Secondary Occupation Other Remuneration in Kind Kind Last Month in Secondary Occupation (GO TO COL. 64) (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employees [C55=3] Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Selfemployed Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Selfemployed Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Selfemployed Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Selfemployed Earnings in Cash or in Kind Last Month By Employers or Selfemployed How much did [name] earn whether in cash or in kind from his/her business last month? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are employers [C55=1] Tips/Commissions Last Month in Secondary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Secondary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Secondary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Secondary Occupation Tips/Commissions Last Month in Secondary Occupation How much tips/commissions did [name] receive last month? (Enter amount in Riels) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] Hours Worked During the Past Week Hours Worked During the Past Week Hours Worked During the Past Week Hours Worked During the Past Week Hours Worked During the Past Week how many houes did [name] work during the past week? Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] Available for Additional or Alternative Work During the Past Week Available for Additional or Alternative Work During the Past Week Available for Additional or Alternative Work During the Past Week Available for Additional or Alternative Work During the Past Week Available for Additional or Alternative Work During the Past Week Was [name] available for additional or alternative work during the past week? 2 No (GO TO COL. 70) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] 1 Yes 2 No Seeking Additional Work in the Past Week Seeking Additional Work in the Past Week Seeking Additional Work in the Past Week Seeking Additional Work in the Past Week Seeking Additional Work in the Past Week Was [name] seeking additional work in the past week? ENTER CODE 2 No (SKIP TO COL. 70) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are seeking for additional work in the past week [C66=1] 1 Yes 2 No Available And Actively Seeking Work Available And Actively Seeking Work Available And Actively Seeking Work Available And Actively Seeking Work Available And Actively Seeking Work Was [name] available and actively seeking for work? ENTER CODE 1 Yes (GO TO COL. 70) Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and are seeking for additional work in the past week [C66=1] and actively seeking [C67=1] 1 Yes 2 No Reasons for Not Being Available And/Or Seeking Work Reasons for Not Being Available And/Or Seeking Work Reasons for Not Being Available And/Or Seeking Work Reasons for Not Being Available And/Or Seeking Work Reasons for Not Being Available And/Or Seeking Work Why was not available and/or seeking work? ENTER CODE Persons 5 years old and over who had a job or worked in the previous week [C32=1 or C33=1 or C34=1] and were not available [C66=2] or not actively seeking for work [C67=2] 1 Believe no work is available 2 Awaiting results of job application, rehire/job recall 3 Waiting to start a new job 4 Infirmity/ Illness 5 Disability 6 Too old, retired 7 Student (Attending educational institution) 8 Caring for children, elderly and disabled 9 Housekeeping 10 Others, Specify ________ >10 +: Marital Status >10 +: Marital Status >10 +: Marital Status >10 +: Marital Status >10 +: Marital Status What is [name]'s marital status? ENTER CODE Persons 10 years old & over 1 Never Married 2 Married 3 Widowed 4 Divorced 5 Separated 6 Unknown Women 15-45: Pregnant During the Last Two Years Women 15-45: Pregnant During the Last Two Years Women 15-45: Pregnant During the Last Two Years Women 15-45: Pregnant During the Last Two Years Women 15-45: Pregnant During the Last Two Years Has [name] been pregnant during the last two years? 2 No (Put "-" in Cols.72 to 74 and GO TO THE NEXT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER) Females 15 to 45 years old 1 Yes 2 No Place of Last Delivery Place of Last Delivery Place of Last Delivery Place of Last Delivery Place of Last Delivery Where was the place of [name]'s last delivery? ENTER CODE (IFF CODE = "5" (Not Delivered), GO TO COL> 74) Females 15 to 45 years old who had been pregnant during the last two years [C71=1] 1 Clinic/ Health Center/ Hospital 2 Home 3 Neighbour/ Relative's House 4 Others, Specify 5 Not Delivered 6 Don’t Know Kind of Assistance Last Delivery Kind of Assistance Last Delivery Kind of Assistance Last Delivery Kind of Assistance Last Delivery Kind of Assistance Last Delivery Who assisted with the last delivery? ENTER CODE Females 15 to 45 years old who had been pregnant during the last two years [C71=1] 1 Midwife/ Doctor/ Nurse 2 TBA (Traditional Birth Attendant) 3 Neighbour/ Relative(s) 4 Others, Specify 5 None (Self Delivery) 6 Don’t Know Doses of Tetanus Toxoid Given Doses of Tetanus Toxoid Given Doses of Tetanus Toxoid Given Doses of Tetanus Toxoid Given Doses of Tetanus Toxoid Given How many DOSES of tetanus toxoid did [name] get? ENTER CODE Females 15 to 45 years old who had been pregnant during the last two years [C71=1] and delivered the baby [C72<>5] None 1 One Dose 2 Two Doses 3 Three or More 5-17: Attending School or Training/Vocational Institution in the Past Week 5-17: Attending School or Training/Vocational Institution in the Past Week 5-17: Attending School or Training/Vocational Institution in the Past Week 5-17: Attending School or Training/Vocational Institution in the Past Week 5-17: Attending School or Training/Vocational Institution in the Past Week Did [name] attend school or technical/vocational training institution during the past week? ENTER CODE 1 Yes, Full-time (GO TO COL. 6) 2 Yes, Part-time (GO TO COL. 6) Children 5 to 17 years old 1 Yes, Full-time 2 Yes, Part-time 3 No 5-17: Dropped Out From School or Training/Vocational Institution 5-17: Dropped Out From School or Training/Vocational Institution 5-17: Dropped Out From School or Training/Vocational Institution 5-17: Dropped Out From School or Training/Vocational Institution 5-17: Dropped Out From School or Training/Vocational Institution Did [name] drop out from school or training/vocational institution? ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who did not attend school during the past week [CL03=2] 1 Yes 2 No 5-17: Main Reason for Dropping Out/ Not Attending 5-17: Main Reason for Dropping Out/ Not Attending 5-17: Main Reason for Dropping Out/ Not Attending 5-17: Main Reason for Dropping Out/ Not Attending 5-17: Main Reason for Dropping Out/ Not Attending What was [name]'s main reason for dropping out/not attending school or training/vocational institution? ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who did not attend school during the past week [CL03=2] because (s)he dropped out of school [CL04=1] 1 No suitable school/training institution available 2 Child not interested in schooling/ training/ studies 3 High cost of schooling/ training 4 School is too far 5 To help in household chores/ housekeeping 6 To assist in household enterprise/ business 7 To work fo pay/ profit for supporting household 8 To work for pay/ profit for supporting self 9 Illness/ Disability 10 Others, Specify 5-17: Work, Even for One Hour, Past Week for Pay/Family Gain or As Unpaid Family 5-17: Work, Even for One Hour, Past Week for Pay/Family Gain or As Unpaid Family 5-17: Work, Even for One Hour, Past Week for Pay/Family Gain or As Unpaid Family 5-17: Work, Even for One Hour, Past Week for Pay/Family Gain or As Unpaid Family 5-17: Work, Even for One Hour, Past Week for Pay/Family Gain or As Unpaid Family Did [name] also work even for one hour during the past week for pay or family gain or helped on own farm & family business with or without pay? ENTER CODE 1 Yes, (GO TO COL. 9) Children 5 to 17 years old 1 Yes 2 No 5-17: Regularly Assists in Household Chores in the House Where S/He Resides 5-17: Regularly Assists in Household Chores in the House Where S/He Resides 5-17: Regularly Assists in Household Chores in the House Where S/He Resides 5-17: Regularly Assists in Household Chores in the House Where S/He Resides 5-17: Regularly Assists in Household Chores in the House Where S/He Resides Whether or not attending school/training institution, does [name] regularly asssit/help in household chores/housekeeping in the house where he usually resides? ENTER CODE 2 No (Put "-" in Cols. 8 to 24 and go the next child of the hhld) Children 5 to 17 years old who did not work during the past week [CL06=2] 1 Yes 2 No 5-17: Number of Hours of Assistance in Household Chores per Day 5-17: Number of Hours of Assistance in Household Chores per Day 5-17: Number of Hours of Assistance in Household Chores per Day 5-17: Number of Hours of Assistance in Household Chores per Day 5-17: Number of Hours of Assistance in Household Chores per Day How many hours per day does [name] help in household chores? (Enter in full hours and put "-" in Cols. 9 to 24 and go to the next child of the household) Children 5 to 17 years old who did not work during the past week [CL06=2] 5-17: Age Started Working 5-17: Age Started Working 5-17: Age Started Working 5-17: Age Started Working 5-17: Age Started Working How old was [name] when he/she started to work for the first time? Enter age in completed years. Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] 5-17: Main Reason for Having a Job During the Past Week 5-17: Main Reason for Having a Job During the Past Week 5-17: Main Reason for Having a Job During the Past Week 5-17: Main Reason for Having a Job During the Past Week 5-17: Main Reason for Having a Job During the Past Week What was [name]'s main reason for working or havinga job during the past week? ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] 1 To gain experience/acquire training 2 To supplement household income 3 To help pay own household debts 4 To pay for schooling 5 To help in own household enterprise 6 To earn money to establish own business 7 To be economically independent 8 Others, Specify 5-17: Place of Work During the Past Week 5-17: Place of Work During the Past Week 5-17: Place of Work During the Past Week 5-17: Place of Work During the Past Week 5-17: Place of Work During the Past Week Where was [name]'s place of work during the past week? ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] 1 Own House 2 Employer's House 3 Other Person's House/Place 4 Office/Factory 5 Farm 6 street 7 Market Place 8 Mine Site/Quarry Site/Construction Site 9 Others, Specify 5-17: Work Evenings or Nights 5-17: Work Evenings or Nights 5-17: Work Evenings or Nights 5-17: Work Evenings or Nights 5-17: Work Evenings or Nights Did [name] usually work in the evenings or at nights? ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] 1 Yes, Often times 2 Yes, Sometimes 3 No/Rarely 5-17: Proportion of Earnings Given to the Household 5-17: Proportion of Earnings Given to the Household 5-17: Proportion of Earnings Given to the Household 5-17: Proportion of Earnings Given to the Household 5-17: Proportion of Earnings Given to the Household If part or all of [name]'s earnings are given to the household (i.e. to parents/guardians), indicate the approximate proportion of the earnings given. ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] 1 Represents almost all (100%) 2 About three-quarters (75%) 3 About one-half (50%) 4 About one quarter (25%) 5 Less than one quarter (<25%) 6 None at all 5-17: Suffered From Work Illness or Injury During Past Year 5-17: Suffered From Work Illness or Injury During Past Year 5-17: Suffered From Work Illness or Injury During Past Year 5-17: Suffered From Work Illness or Injury During Past Year 5-17: Suffered From Work Illness or Injury During Past Year Has [name] ever suffered from illnesses/injuries due to work during the past year? ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] 1 Yes 2 No 5-17: Fever Like Malari, Typhoid, Cold, Etc. 5-17: Fever Like Malari, Typhoid, Cold, Etc. 5-17: Fever Like Malari, Typhoid, Cold, Etc. 5-17: Fever Like Malari, Typhoid, Cold, Etc. 5-17: Fever Like Malari, Typhoid, Cold, Etc. How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - Fever like malaria, typhoid, cold, etc. ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Eye Infection 5-17: Eye Infection 5-17: Eye Infection 5-17: Eye Infection 5-17: Eye Infection How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - Eye Infection ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Ear Infection 5-17: Ear Infection 5-17: Ear Infection 5-17: Ear Infection 5-17: Ear Infection How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - Ear Infection ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Skin Problem 5-17: Skin Problem 5-17: Skin Problem 5-17: Skin Problem 5-17: Skin Problem How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - Skin Problem ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Breathing Problem 5-17: Breathing Problem 5-17: Breathing Problem 5-17: Breathing Problem 5-17: Breathing Problem How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - Breathing Problem ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Stiff Neck/Back Problem 5-17: Stiff Neck/Back Problem 5-17: Stiff Neck/Back Problem 5-17: Stiff Neck/Back Problem 5-17: Stiff Neck/Back Problem How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - Stiff Neck/Back Problem ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Anaemia 5-17: Anaemia 5-17: Anaemia 5-17: Anaemia 5-17: Anaemia How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - Anaemia ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: General Exhaustion To Do Anything Else 5-17: General Exhaustion To Do Anything Else 5-17: General Exhaustion To Do Anything Else 5-17: General Exhaustion To Do Anything Else 5-17: General Exhaustion To Do Anything Else How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - General Exhaustion to do anything else ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Other Illness or Injury 5-17: Other Illness or Injury 5-17: Other Illness or Injury 5-17: Other Illness or Injury 5-17: Other Illness or Injury How often did [name] suffer from the following illnesses/injuries during the pst year? - other Illness or Injury ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] and suffereed from illness due to work during the past year [CL14=1] 1 Often/ Frequently 2 Ocassionally 3 Seldom/ Rarely 5-17: Child Aware of Any Health Problem from Work 5-17: Child Aware of Any Health Problem from Work 5-17: Child Aware of Any Health Problem from Work 5-17: Child Aware of Any Health Problem from Work 5-17: Child Aware of Any Health Problem from Work Is [name] aware of any likely health problem in connection with his/her work? ENTER CODE Children 5 to 17 years old who worked even for one hour during the past week [CL06=1] 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know <5: Age in Months <5: Age in Months <5: Age in Months <5: Age in Months <5: Age in Months Age (Enter full months) Children under five years old <5: Diarrhoea Last Two Weeks (Note Definition in Questionnaire) <5: Diarrhoea Last Two Weeks (Note Definition in Questionnaire) <5: Diarrhoea Last Two Weeks (Note Definition in Questionnaire) <5: Diarrhoea Last Two Weeks (Note Definition in Questionnaire) <5: Diarrhoea Last Two Weeks (Note Definition in Questionnaire) has [name] has diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks? ENTER CODE Children under five years old 1 Yes 2 No <5: Liquid Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Liquid Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Liquid Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Liquid Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Liquid Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks How much liquid was given to [name] during the last diarrhoea episode in the last 2 weeks? ENTER CODE Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] 1 More 2 Same 3 Less 4 None <5: Food Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Food Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Food Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Food Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Food Given During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks How much food was given to [name] during the last diarrhoea episode in the last 2 weeks? ENTER CODE Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] 1 More 2 Same 3 Less 4 None <5: Treatment During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Treatment During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Treatment During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Treatment During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks <5: Treatment During Last Diarrhoea Episode Last Two Weeks Did [name] receive treatment during the last diarrhoea episode in the last 2 weeks? ENTER CODE 2 No (GO TO COL. 13) Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] 1 Yes 2 No <5: Oral Rehydration Solution <5: Oral Rehydration Solution <5: Oral Rehydration Solution <5: Oral Rehydration Solution <5: Oral Rehydration Solution What kinds of treatments did [name] receive during the last diarrhoea episode in the last two weeks? - Oral Rehydration Solution (ORS) ENTER CODE Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] and received treatment [HE07=1] 1 Yes 2 No <5: Home Fluid (Defined As Any Liquid) <5: Home Fluid (Defined As Any Liquid) <5: Home Fluid (Defined As Any Liquid) <5: Home Fluid (Defined As Any Liquid) <5: Home Fluid (Defined As Any Liquid) What kinds of treatments did [name] receive during the last diarrhoea episode in the last two weeks? - Home Fluid (defined as any liquid) ENTER CODE 1 Yes, Specify Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] and received treatment [HE07=1] 1 Yes,Specify 2 No <5: Medicine <5: Medicine <5: Medicine <5: Medicine <5: Medicine What kinds of treatments did [name] receive during the last diarrhoea episode in the last two weeks? - Medicine ENTER CODE 1 Yes, Specify Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] and received treatment [HE07=1] 1 Yes,Specify 2 No <5: Other Treatment <5: Other Treatment <5: Other Treatment <5: Other Treatment <5: Other Treatment What kinds of treatments did [name] receive during the last diarrhoea episode in the last two weeks? - Other Treatment ENTER CODE 1 Yes, Specify Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] and received treatment [HE07=1] 1 Yes,Specify 2 No <5: Person who Treated the Child <5: Person who Treated the Child <5: Person who Treated the Child <5: Person who Treated the Child <5: Person who Treated the Child Who treated [name] during the last diarrhoea episode in the last 2 weeks? Children under five years old who had diarrhoea in the last 2 weeks [HE04=1] and received treatment [HE07=1] 1 Health center/ hospital staff 2 Traditional Healer 3 Drug Seller/ Pharmacist 4 Private Practitioner 5 Parent/ Relative 6 Others, Specify <5: Ever Been Breastfed <5: Ever Been Breastfed <5: Ever Been Breastfed <5: Ever Been Breastfed <5: Ever Been Breastfed Has [name] ever been breastfed? ENTER CODE 2 No (GO TO COL. 16) Children under five years old 1 Yes 2 No <5: Months Breastfed <5: Months Breastfed <5: Months Breastfed <5: Months Breastfed <5: Months Breastfed How long has [name] been breastfed? ENTER CODE (Enter exact full months or enter code) Children under five years old who have been breastfed [HE13=1] less than one month 96 still breastfeeding <2: Length of Time Exclusively Breastfed <2: Length of Time Exclusively Breastfed <2: Length of Time Exclusively Breastfed <2: Length of Time Exclusively Breastfed <2: Length of Time Exclusively Breastfed How long was [name] exclusively breastfed? ENTER CODE (Enter exact full months or enter code) Children under 2 years old who have been breastfed [HE13=1] 77 Less than 15 days 88 15 to 29 days 96 Still Exclusively Breastfeeding 1-2: Child has Vaccination Card 1-2: Child has Vaccination Card 1-2: Child has Vaccination Card 1-2: Child has Vaccination Card 1-2: Child has Vaccination Card Does [name] have a vaccination card? ENTER CODE 1 Yes; copy info. from cardd for Col. 17, 18 & 19 2 No; ask respondent for Col. 17, 18 & 19 Children 1 - 2 years old or born from June 1994 to June 1995 1 Yes 2 No 1-2: Doses of DPT (Ever Been Vaccinated in the Upper Arm) 1-2: Doses of DPT (Ever Been Vaccinated in the Upper Arm) 1-2: Doses of DPT (Ever Been Vaccinated in the Upper Arm) 1-2: Doses of DPT (Ever Been Vaccinated in the Upper Arm) 1-2: Doses of DPT (Ever Been Vaccinated in the Upper Arm) How many DOSES of DPT (Diptheria, Pertussis Tetanus) vaccine did [name] receive? (Alternative: Has [name] ever been vaccinated in the upper arm?) 1 Yes; record number of times 2 No; enter "0" Children 1 - 2 years old or born from June 1994 to June 1995 who do not have vaccination cards [HE15=2] 1-2: Ever Immunized Against TBC 1-2: Ever Immunized Against TBC 1-2: Ever Immunized Against TBC 1-2: Ever Immunized Against TBC 1-2: Ever Immunized Against TBC Has [name] ever been immunized against tuberculosis? (Alternative: Check for SCAR on both upper arms) ENTER CODE Children 1 - 2 years old or born from June 1994 to June 1995 who do not have vaccination cards [HE15=2] 1 Yes 2 No 1-2: Ever Immunized Against Measles 1-2: Ever Immunized Against Measles 1-2: Ever Immunized Against Measles 1-2: Ever Immunized Against Measles 1-2: Ever Immunized Against Measles Has [name] ever been immunized against measles? (Alternative: has [name] ever been vaccinated in the thigh?) ENTER CODE Children 1 - 2 years old or born from June 1994 to June 1995 who do not have vaccination cards [HE15=2] 1 Yes 2 No 6-59 Months: Ever Received Vitamin A Capsule 6-59 Months: Ever Received Vitamin A Capsule 6-59 Months: Ever Received Vitamin A Capsule 6-59 Months: Ever Received Vitamin A Capsule 6-59 Months: Ever Received Vitamin A Capsule Has [name] ever received Vitamin A capsule during the last 12 months? (Show capsule) ENTER CODE 2 No (GO TO COL. 22) Children 6 months up to 59 months old 1 Yes 2 No 6-59 Months: Number of Vitamin A Capsules During Last 12 Months 6-59 Months: Number of Vitamin A Capsules During Last 12 Months 6-59 Months: Number of Vitamin A Capsules During Last 12 Months 6-59 Months: Number of Vitamin A Capsules During Last 12 Months 6-59 Months: Number of Vitamin A Capsules During Last 12 Months How many Vitamin A capsules were given to [name] during the last 12 months? (Record number of capsules) Children 6 months up to 59 months old who received Vitamin A during the last 12 months [HE20=1] <5: Weight in Kilograms <5: Weight in Kilograms <5: Weight in Kilograms <5: Weight in Kilograms <5: Weight in Kilograms Instruction for the interviewer: Weigh all children under 5 years old. Measurement of length/height should be lying down for children under 24 months, and standing for children older than 24 months. Weight (Enter weight in kilograms) Children under 5 years of age <5: Height/Length in Centimeters <5: Height/Length in Centimeters <5: Height/Length in Centimeters <5: Height/Length in Centimeters <5: Height/Length in Centimeters Instruction for the interviewer: Weigh all children under 5 years old. Measurement of length/height should be lying down for children under 24 months, and standing for children older than 24 months. Height/Length (Enter height/length in centimeters) Children under 5 years of age <5: Lying or Standing <5: Lying or Standing <5: Lying or Standing <5: Lying or Standing <5: Lying or Standing Instruction for the interviewer: Weigh all children under 5 years old. Measurement of length/height should be lying down for children under 24 months, and standing for children older than 24 months. Measurement made ENTER CODE Children under 5 years of age 1 Lying 2 Standing <5: Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) <5: Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) <5: Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) <5: Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) <5: Mid-Upper Arm Circumference (MUAC) Instruction for the interviewer: Weigh all children under 5 years old. Measurement of length/height should be lying down for children under 24 months, and standing for children older than 24 months. Mid-upper arm circumference (MUAC) Children under 5 years of age Mothers of <5 Children: Wash Hands After Own or Childs Defecation Mothers of <5 Children: Wash Hands After Own or Childs Defecation Mothers of <5 Children: Wash Hands After Own or Childs Defecation Mothers of <5 Children: Wash Hands After Own or Childs Defecation Mothers of <5 Children: Wash Hands After Own or Childs Defecation How do you wash your hands after your own and your child's defecation? (Encircle code) Mothers of children under 5 years old 1 With only water 2 With water and soap 3 With water and ash/soil 4 Do not wash hands 5 Others, Specify __ Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Blocked Nose Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Blocked Nose Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Blocked Nose Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Blocked Nose Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Blocked Nose When your child is ill with cough and/or cold, what signs or symptoms would lead you to take him/her to the clinic, provincial/commune/district health worker, doctor or other health car provider(s)? - Has blocked nose Mothers of children under 5 years old No 1 Yes Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Difficulty Breathing Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Difficulty Breathing Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Difficulty Breathing Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Difficulty Breathing Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Difficulty Breathing When your child is ill with cough and/or cold, what signs or symptoms would lead you to take him/her to the clinic, provincial/commune/district health worker, doctor or other health car provider(s)? - Has difficulty in breathing Mothers of children under 5 years old No 2 Yes Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Fever Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Fever Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Fever Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Fever Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Fever When your child is ill with cough and/or cold, what signs or symptoms would lead you to take him/her to the clinic, provincial/commune/district health worker, doctor or other health car provider(s)? - Has fever Mothers of children under 5 years old No 3 Yes Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Breathing Fast Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Breathing Fast Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Breathing Fast Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Breathing Fast Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Breathing Fast When your child is ill with cough and/or cold, what signs or symptoms would lead you to take him/her to the clinic, provincial/commune/district health worker, doctor or other health car provider(s)? - Is breathing fast Mothers of children under 5 years old No 4 Yes Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Ill for a Long Time Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Ill for a Long Time Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Ill for a Long Time Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Ill for a Long Time Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child is Ill for a Long Time When your child is ill with cough and/or cold, what signs or symptoms would lead you to take him/her to the clinic, provincial/commune/district health worker, doctor or other health car provider(s)? - Is ill for a long time Mothers of children under 5 years old No 5 Yes Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Other Symptom Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Other Symptom Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Other Symptom Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Other Symptom Mothers of <5 Children: Treatment if Child has Other Symptom When your child is ill with cough and/or cold, what signs or symptoms would lead you to take him/her to the clinic, provincial/commune/district health worker, doctor or other health car provider(s)? - Others, Specify _________ Mothers of children under 5 years old No 6 Yes Mothers of <5 Children: Don't Know when Treament Needed Mothers of <5 Children: Don't Know when Treament Needed Mothers of <5 Children: Don't Know when Treament Needed Mothers of <5 Children: Don't Know when Treament Needed Mothers of <5 Children: Don't Know when Treament Needed When your child is ill with cough and/or cold, what signs or symptoms would lead you to take him/her to the clinic, provincial/commune/district health worker, doctor or other health car provider(s)? - Don't know Mothers of children under 5 years old No 7 Yes Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weight (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Type of Building Type of Building Type of Building Type of Building Type of Building 1 Single House 2 Duplex/Apartment/Condominium (2 or more housing units in one building) 3 Commercial/Industrial/ Agricultural Building 4 Institutional Living Quarters 5 Other Housing Unit, Natural Shelter,Boat, etc. Roof Construction Material Roof Construction Material Roof Construction Material Roof Construction Material Roof Construction Material 1 Thatch 2 Tiles 3 Fibrous Cement 4 Galvanized 5 Salvaged Materials 6 Mixed but predominantly made of galvanized iron/aluminum, tiles or fibrous cement 7 Mixed but predominantly made of thatch or salvaged materials 8 Concrete 9 Plastic Sheet Outer Wall Construction Material Outer Wall Construction Material Outer Wall Construction Material Outer Wall Construction Material Outer Wall Construction Material 1 Bamboo/ Thatch 2 Wood or Logs 3 Plywood 4 Concrete / Brick / Stone 5 Galvanized Iron / Aluminum 6 Fibrous Cement 7 Makeshift/Salvaged/Improvised Materials 8 Others, Specify ____ Floor Construction Material Floor Construction Material Floor Construction Material Floor Construction Material Floor Construction Material 1 Earth/ Clay 2 Wood/ Bamboo Planks 3 Cement 4 Parquet/ Polished Wood 5 Polished Stone/Marble 6 Vinyl 7 Ceramic Tiles 8 Others, Specify ____ Period Built Period Built Period Built Period Built Period Built 1 Before 1955 2 1955 to 1969 3 1970 to 1974 4 1975 to 1979 5 1980 to 1985 6 1986 to 1990 7 1991 to 1993 8 1994 to 1996 9 Don't Know Number of Rooms excluding Bathrooms or Halls Number of Rooms excluding Bathrooms or Halls Number of Rooms excluding Bathrooms or Halls Number of Rooms excluding Bathrooms or Halls Number of Rooms excluding Bathrooms or Halls 1 One 2 Two 3 Three 4 Four 5 Five 6 Six 7 Seven 8 More than 7 Total Floor Area in Square Meters Total Floor Area in Square Meters Total Floor Area in Square Meters Total Floor Area in Square Meters Total Floor Area in Square Meters Tenture Status Tenture Status Tenture Status Tenture Status Tenture Status 1 Owned 2 Rented 3 Occupied for free 4 Ownership Unsettled Rent per Month if Not Owned Rent per Month if Not Owned Rent per Month if Not Owned Rent per Month if Not Owned Rent per Month if Not Owned If Owned: Paying per Month if Rented If Owned: Paying per Month if Rented If Owned: Paying per Month if Rented If Owned: Paying per Month if Rented If Owned: Paying per Month if Rented Any Construction, Major Repairs or Renovations this Year Any Construction, Major Repairs or Renovations this Year Any Construction, Major Repairs or Renovations this Year Any Construction, Major Repairs or Renovations this Year Any Construction, Major Repairs or Renovations this Year 1 Yes 2 No Total Costs in Construction of the House Total Costs in Construction of the House Total Costs in Construction of the House Total Costs in Construction of the House Total Costs in Construction of the House Total Costs in Major Repairs & Renovations Total Costs in Major Repairs & Renovations Total Costs in Major Repairs & Renovations Total Costs in Major Repairs & Renovations Total Costs in Major Repairs & Renovations Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Total Consumed: Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Total Consumed: Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Total Consumed: Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Total Consumed: Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Total Consumed: Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week in Cash or on Credit Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week in Cash or on Credit Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week in Cash or on Credit Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week in Cash or on Credit Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week in Cash or on Credit Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Paid in Kind Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Paid in Kind Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Paid in Kind Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Paid in Kind Food, Beverages and Tobacco Last Week Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Total Consumed: Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Total Consumed: Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Total Consumed: Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Total Consumed: Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months in Cash or on Credit Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months in Cash or on Credit Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months in Cash or on Credit Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months in Cash or on Credit Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months in Cash or on Credit Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Paid in Kind Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Paid in Kind Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Paid in Kind Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Paid in Kind Clothing & Footwear during Last Six Months Paid in Kind Total Consumed: House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Total Consumed: House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Total Consumed: House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Total Consumed: House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Total Consumed: House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Cash or Credit House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Cash or Credit House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Cash or Credit House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Cash or Credit House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Cash or Credit House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Paid in Kind House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Paid in Kind House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Paid in Kind House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Paid in Kind House Maintenenace/Minor Repairs Past 6 Months Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Total Consumed: Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Total Consumed: Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Total Consumed: Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Total Consumed: Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Cash or Credit Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Cash or Credit Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Cash or Credit Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Cash or Credit Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Cash or Credit Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Paid in Kind Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Paid in Kind Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Paid in Kind Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Paid in Kind Water, Light, Fuel during the Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Total Consumed: House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Total Consumed: House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Total Consumed: House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Total Consumed: House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Cash or on Credit House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Cash or on Credit House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Cash or on Credit House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Cash or on Credit House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Cash or on Credit House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Paid in Kind House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Paid in Kind House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Paid in Kind House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Paid in Kind House Furnishings (e.g. Appliances, Furniture) Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Household Operations Last Month (Laundry Soap, etc.) Total Consumed: Household Operations Last Month (Laundry Soap, etc.) Total Consumed: Household Operations Last Month (Laundry Soap, etc.) Total Consumed: Household Operations Last Month (Laundry Soap, etc.) Total Consumed: Household Operations Last Month (Laundry Soap, etc.) Household Operations Last Month in Cash or on Credit Household Operations Last Month in Cash or on Credit Household Operations Last Month in Cash or on Credit Household Operations Last Month in Cash or on Credit Household Operations Last Month in Cash or on Credit Household Operations Last Month Paid in Kind Household Operations Last Month Paid in Kind Household Operations Last Month Paid in Kind Household Operations Last Month Paid in Kind Household Operations Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Medical Care Last Month Total Consumed: Medical Care Last Month Total Consumed: Medical Care Last Month Total Consumed: Medical Care Last Month Total Consumed: Medical Care Last Month Medical Care Paid in Cash or on Credit Last Month Medical Care Paid in Cash or on Credit Last Month Medical Care Paid in Cash or on Credit Last Month Medical Care Paid in Cash or on Credit Last Month Medical Care Paid in Cash or on Credit Last Month Medical Care Paid in Kind Last Month Medical Care Paid in Kind Last Month Medical Care Paid in Kind Last Month Medical Care Paid in Kind Last Month Medical Care Paid in Kind Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Cash or on Credit Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Cash or on Credit Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Cash or on Credit Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Cash or on Credit Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Cash or on Credit Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Transportation & Communication Equipment Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Total Consumed: Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Total Consumed: Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Total Consumed: Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Total Consumed: Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Kind Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Kind Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Kind Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Kind Operation/Maintenance of Transportation Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Total Consumed: Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Total Consumed: Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Total Consumed: Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Total Consumed: Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month in Cash or on Credit Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month in Cash or on Credit Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month in Cash or on Credit Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month in Cash or on Credit Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month in Cash or on Credit Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Paid in Kind Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Paid in Kind Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Paid in Kind Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Paid in Kind Transport Fees & Communication Expenses Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Recreation Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Recreation Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Recreation Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Recreation Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Recreation Last 12 Months Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Recreation Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Education Last Month Total Consumed: Education Last Month Total Consumed: Education Last Month Total Consumed: Education Last Month Total Consumed: Education Last Month Education Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Education Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Education Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Education Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Education Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Education Last Month Paid in Kind Education Last Month Paid in Kind Education Last Month Paid in Kind Education Last Month Paid in Kind Education Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Personal Care Products/Service Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Care Products/Service Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Care Products/Service Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Care Products/Service Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Care Products/Service Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Care Products/Services Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Personal Effects Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Effects Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Effects Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Effects Last Month Total Consumed: Personal Effects Last Month Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Cash or on Credit Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Kind Personal Effects Last Month Paid in Kind Total Consumed: Miscellaneous Expenses during Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Miscellaneous Expenses during Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Miscellaneous Expenses during Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Miscellaneous Expenses during Last 12 Months Total Consumed: Miscellaneous Expenses during Last 12 Months Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Cash or on Credit Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Miscellaneous Expenses Last 12 Months Paid in Kind Main Source of Water for Hand & Dish Washing Main Source of Water for Hand & Dish Washing Main Source of Water for Hand & Dish Washing Main Source of Water for Hand & Dish Washing Main Source of Water for Hand & Dish Washing 1 Piped in dwelling 2 Public Tap 3 Tubed/ Piped Well or Borehold 4 Protected Dug Well 5 Unprotected Dug Well 6 Pond, River or Stream 7 Rainwater 8 Tanker Truck, Vendor or Otherwise Bought 9 Others, Specify ____ Distance From the Dwelling Distance From the Dwelling Distance From the Dwelling Distance From the Dwelling Distance From the Dwelling 1 Within Premises 2 Less Than 100 meters 3 100 to 500 meters 4 500 meters to 1 km 5 More Than 1 km 9 Don't Know Time in Hours to Fetch Water Time in Hours to Fetch Water Time in Hours to Fetch Water Time in Hours to Fetch Water Time in Hours to Fetch Water 88 Within Premises 99 Don't Know Time in Minutes to Fetch Water Time in Minutes to Fetch Water Time in Minutes to Fetch Water Time in Minutes to Fetch Water Time in Minutes to Fetch Water Drinking Water the Same Drinking Water the Same Drinking Water the Same Drinking Water the Same Drinking Water the Same 1 Yes 2 No Main Source of Drinking Water Main Source of Drinking Water Main Source of Drinking Water Main Source of Drinking Water Main Source of Drinking Water 1 Piped in dwelling 2 Public Tap 3 Tubed/ Piped Well or Borehold 4 Protected Dug Well 5 Unprotected Dug Well 6 Pond, River or Stream 7 Rainwater 8 Tanker Truck, Vendor or Otherwise Bought 9 Bottled Water 10 Others, Specify _____ Toilet Facilities used by Household Toilet Facilities used by Household Toilet Facilities used by Household Toilet Facilities used by Household Toilet Facilities used by Household 1 Own Flush Toilet 2 Shared Flush Toilet 3 Closed Latrine 4 Open Latrine 5 Others 6 None Source of Lighting Source of Lighting Source of Lighting Source of Lighting Source of Lighting 1 Electricity from gov't and other private sources 2 Generator 3 Both electricity and Generator and Generator 4 Kerosene 5 Candles 6 Battery 7 Others, Specify___ Fuel for Cooking Fuel for Cooking Fuel for Cooking Fuel for Cooking Fuel for Cooking 1 Firewood 2 Charcoal 3 Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) 4 Kerosene 5 Electricity 6 None 7 Others, Specify___ Radio/Stereo Radio/Stereo Radio/Stereo Radio/Stereo Radio/Stereo No 1 Yes Television Television Television Television Television No 2 Yes Video Tape Recorder/Player Video Tape Recorder/Player Video Tape Recorder/Player Video Tape Recorder/Player Video Tape Recorder/Player No 3 Yes Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator No 4 Yes Electric Fan Electric Fan Electric Fan Electric Fan Electric Fan No 5 Yes Air-Conditioner Air-Conditioner Air-Conditioner Air-Conditioner Air-Conditioner No 6 Yes Cart Pulled by Animal Cart Pulled by Animal Cart Pulled by Animal Cart Pulled by Animal Cart Pulled by Animal No 7 Yes Car, Jeep Car, Jeep Car, Jeep Car, Jeep Car, Jeep No 8 Yes Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle Motorcycle No 9 Yes Bicycle/Cyclo Bicycle/Cyclo Bicycle/Cyclo Bicycle/Cyclo Bicycle/Cyclo No 10 Yes Boat Boat Boat Boat Boat No 11 Yes Kitchen Stove Kitchen Stove Kitchen Stove Kitchen Stove Kitchen Stove No 12 Yes Sofa Set Sofa Set Sofa Set Sofa Set Sofa Set No 13 Yes Dining Set Dining Set Dining Set Dining Set Dining Set No 14 Yes Generator Generator Generator Generator Generator No 15 Yes Telephone, Including Mobile Telephone, Including Mobile Telephone, Including Mobile Telephone, Including Mobile Telephone, Including Mobile No 16 Yes Sewing Machine Sewing Machine Sewing Machine Sewing Machine Sewing Machine No 17 Yes Loom for Weaving Loom for Weaving Loom for Weaving Loom for Weaving Loom for Weaving No 18 Yes Carpentry Tools Carpentry Tools Carpentry Tools Carpentry Tools Carpentry Tools No 19 Yes Palm Sugar Equipment Palm Sugar Equipment Palm Sugar Equipment Palm Sugar Equipment Palm Sugar Equipment No 20 Yes Household Member Read Newspaper Last Week Household Member Read Newspaper Last Week Household Member Read Newspaper Last Week Household Member Read Newspaper Last Week Household Member Read Newspaper Last Week No 1 Yes Household Member Listened to Radio Last Week Household Member Listened to Radio Last Week Household Member Listened to Radio Last Week Household Member Listened to Radio Last Week Household Member Listened to Radio Last Week No 2 Yes Household Member Watched TV Last Week Household Member Watched TV Last Week Household Member Watched TV Last Week Household Member Watched TV Last Week Household Member Watched TV Last Week No 3 Yes Household Member Attended Community Meeting Last Week Household Member Attended Community Meeting Last Week Household Member Attended Community Meeting Last Week Household Member Attended Community Meeting Last Week Household Member Attended Community Meeting Last Week No 4 Yes Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, used for Comparison across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Operating Primary School Operating Primary School Operating Primary School Operating Primary School Operating Primary School 1 Yes 2 No Household Member Enrolled in School Household Member Enrolled in School Household Member Enrolled in School Household Member Enrolled in School Household Member Enrolled in School 1 Yes 2 No Distance to Primary School Distance to Primary School Distance to Primary School Distance to Primary School Distance to Primary School 1 Less than 1 km 2 1 km to 5 km 3 5 km or more Most Common Transport to Primary School Most Common Transport to Primary School Most Common Transport to Primary School Most Common Transport to Primary School Most Common Transport to Primary School 1 Walking 2 Private Vehicle/Cart 3 Hired Vehicle/Cart 4 Public Transport 5 Others, Specify__ Travel Time to Primary School Travel Time to Primary School Travel Time to Primary School Travel Time to Primary School Travel Time to Primary School Operating Health Clinic/Facility Operating Health Clinic/Facility Operating Health Clinic/Facility Operating Health Clinic/Facility Operating Health Clinic/Facility 1 Yes 2 No Household Member Use Health Facility Household Member Use Health Facility Household Member Use Health Facility Household Member Use Health Facility Household Member Use Health Facility 1 Yes 2 No Distance to Health Facility Distance to Health Facility Distance to Health Facility Distance to Health Facility Distance to Health Facility 1 Less than 1 km 2 1 km to 5 km 3 5 km or more Most Common Transport to Health Facility Most Common Transport to Health Facility Most Common Transport to Health Facility Most Common Transport to Health Facility Most Common Transport to Health Facility 1 Walking 2 Private Vehicle/Cart 3 Hired Vehicle/Cart 4 Public Transport 5 Others, Specify__ Travel Time to Health Facility Travel Time to Health Facility Travel Time to Health Facility Travel Time to Health Facility Travel Time to Health Facility Nearest Motorable Road Nearest Motorable Road Nearest Motorable Road Nearest Motorable Road Nearest Motorable Road 1 Yes 2 No Household Member Using Motorable Road Household Member Using Motorable Road Household Member Using Motorable Road Household Member Using Motorable Road Household Member Using Motorable Road 1 Yes 2 No Distance to Motorable Road Distance to Motorable Road Distance to Motorable Road Distance to Motorable Road Distance to Motorable Road 1 Less than 1 km 2 1 km to 5 km 3 5 km or more Most Common Transport to Motorable Road Most Common Transport to Motorable Road Most Common Transport to Motorable Road Most Common Transport to Motorable Road Most Common Transport to Motorable Road 1 Walking 2 Private Vehicle/Cart 3 Hired Vehicle/Cart 4 Public Transport 5 Others, Specify__ Travel Time to Motorable Road Travel Time to Motorable Road Travel Time to Motorable Road Travel Time to Motorable Road Travel Time to Motorable Road Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Owning/Occupying Any Land Owning/Occupying Any Land Owning/Occupying Any Land Owning/Occupying Any Land Owning/Occupying Any Land 1 Yes 2 No Residential Land Residential Land Residential Land Residential Land Residential Land 1 Yes 2 No Tenure Status of Residential Land Tenure Status of Residential Land Tenure Status of Residential Land Tenure Status of Residential Land Tenure Status of Residential Land 1 Owned 2 Rented 3 Occupied for free 4 Ownership Unsettled Residential Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Residential Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Residential Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Residential Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Residential Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know Size of Residential Land Size of Residential Land Size of Residential Land Size of Residential Land Size of Residential Land 1 Less than 1/2 hectare 2 1/2 to 1 hectare 3 1 to 2 hectares 4 More than 2 hectares Farm Land Farm Land Farm Land Farm Land Farm Land 1 Yes 2 No Tenure Status of Farm Land Tenure Status of Farm Land Tenure Status of Farm Land Tenure Status of Farm Land Tenure Status of Farm Land 1 Owned 2 Rented 3 Occupied for free 4 Ownership Unsettled Farm Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Farm Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Farm Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Farm Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Farm Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know Size of Farm Land Size of Farm Land Size of Farm Land Size of Farm Land Size of Farm Land 1 Less than 1/2 hectare 2 1/2 to 1 hectare 3 1 to 2 hectares 4 More than 2 hectares Other Land Other Land Other Land Other Land Other Land 1 Yes 2 No Tenure Status of Others Land Tenure Status of Others Land Tenure Status of Others Land Tenure Status of Others Land Tenure Status of Others Land 1 Owned 2 Rented 3 Occupied for free 4 Ownership Unsettled Others Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Others Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Others Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Others Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document Others Land is Covered by Cadastre or Ministry Document 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't Know Size of Other Land Size of Other Land Size of Other Land Size of Other Land Size of Other Land 1 Less than 1/2 hectare 2 1/2 to 1 hectare 3 1 to 2 hectares 4 More than 2 hectares Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used For Comparison Across Cses Series) Weights (National, Used For Comparison Across Cses Series) Weights (National, Used For Comparison Across Cses Series) Weights (National, Used For Comparison Across Cses Series) Weights (National, Used For Comparison Across Cses Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Operating Any Business Operating Any Business Operating Any Business Operating Any Business Operating Any Business 1 Yes 2 No Number of Businesses Number of Businesses Number of Businesses Number of Businesses Number of Businesses 1 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 1 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 1 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 1 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 1 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 1 Owner's Household Number 1 Owner's Household Number 1 Owner's Household Number 1 Owner's Household Number 1 Owner's Household Number 1 Number of Paid Members 1 Number of Paid Members 1 Number of Paid Members 1 Number of Paid Members 1 Number of Paid Members 1 Number of Unpaid Members 1 Number of Unpaid Members 1 Number of Unpaid Members 1 Number of Unpaid Members 1 Number of Unpaid Members 1 Number of Paid Employees 1 Number of Paid Employees 1 Number of Paid Employees 1 Number of Paid Employees 1 Number of Paid Employees 2 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 2 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 2 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 2 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 2 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 2 Owner's Household Number 2 Owner's Household Number 2 Owner's Household Number 2 Owner's Household Number 2 Owner's Household Number 2 Number of Paid Members 2 Number of Paid Members 2 Number of Paid Members 2 Number of Paid Members 2 Number of Paid Members 2 Number of Unpaid Members 2 Number of Unpaid Members 2 Number of Unpaid Members 2 Number of Unpaid Members 2 Number of Unpaid Members 2 Number of Paid Employees 2 Number of Paid Employees 2 Number of Paid Employees 2 Number of Paid Employees 2 Number of Paid Employees 3 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 3 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 3 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 3 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 3 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 3 Owner's Household Number 3 Owner's Household Number 3 Owner's Household Number 3 Owner's Household Number 3 Owner's Household Number 3 Number of Paid Members 3 Number of Paid Members 3 Number of Paid Members 3 Number of Paid Members 3 Number of Paid Members 3 Number of Unpaid Members 3 Number of Unpaid Members 3 Number of Unpaid Members 3 Number of Unpaid Members 3 Number of Unpaid Members 3 Number of Paid Employees 3 Number of Paid Employees 3 Number of Paid Employees 3 Number of Paid Employees 3 Number of Paid Employees 4 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 4 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 4 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 4 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 4 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 4 Owner's Household Number 4 Owner's Household Number 4 Owner's Household Number 4 Owner's Household Number 4 Owner's Household Number 4 Number of Paid Members 4 Number of Paid Members 4 Number of Paid Members 4 Number of Paid Members 4 Number of Paid Members 4 Number of Unpaid Members 4 Number of Unpaid Members 4 Number of Unpaid Members 4 Number of Unpaid Members 4 Number of Unpaid Members 4 Number of Paid Employees 4 Number of Paid Employees 4 Number of Paid Employees 4 Number of Paid Employees 4 Number of Paid Employees 5 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 5 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 5 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 5 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 5 Kind of (ISIC) Activity 5 Owner's Household Number 5 Owner's Household Number 5 Owner's Household Number 5 Owner's Household Number 5 Owner's Household Number 5 Number of Paid Members 5 Number of Paid Members 5 Number of Paid Members 5 Number of Paid Members 5 Number of Paid Members 5 Number of Unpaid Members 5 Number of Unpaid Members 5 Number of Unpaid Members 5 Number of Unpaid Members 5 Number of Unpaid Members 5 Number of Paid Employees 5 Number of Paid Employees 5 Number of Paid Employees 5 Number of Paid Employees 5 Number of Paid Employees Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Borrowed Money During 1994-95 Borrowed Money During 1994-95 Borrowed Money During 1994-95 Borrowed Money During 1994-95 Borrowed Money During 1994-95 1 Yes 2 No Agriculture Production Agriculture Production Agriculture Production Agriculture Production Agriculture Production No 1 Yes Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Private Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Private Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Private Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Private Bank for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Private Bank for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Money Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Money Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Money Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Money Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Money Lender for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Trader for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Trader for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Trader for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Trader for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Trader for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Relative for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Relative for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Relative for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Relative for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Relative for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from NGO for Agriculture Production Borrowed from NGO for Agriculture Production Borrowed from NGO for Agriculture Production Borrowed from NGO for Agriculture Production Borrowed from NGO for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from UN Agency for Agriculture Production Borrowed from UN Agency for Agriculture Production Borrowed from UN Agency for Agriculture Production Borrowed from UN Agency for Agriculture Production Borrowed from UN Agency for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Other Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Other Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Other Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Other Lender for Agriculture Production Borrowed from Other Lender for Agriculture Production 1 Yes 2 No Number of Times Borrowed for Agriculture Production Number of Times Borrowed for Agriculture Production Number of Times Borrowed for Agriculture Production Number of Times Borrowed for Agriculture Production Number of Times Borrowed for Agriculture Production 1 Once 2 Twice 3 Thrice 4 More than Thrice 9 Don't Know Amount Borrowed for Agriculture Production Amount Borrowed for Agriculture Production Amount Borrowed for Agriculture Production Amount Borrowed for Agriculture Production Amount Borrowed for Agriculture Production Duration of Loan for Agriculture Production Duration of Loan for Agriculture Production Duration of Loan for Agriculture Production Duration of Loan for Agriculture Production Duration of Loan for Agriculture Production 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months to one year 3 More than one year Amount that must be Paid Back for Agriculture Production Amount that must be Paid Back for Agriculture Production Amount that must be Paid Back for Agriculture Production Amount that must be Paid Back for Agriculture Production Amount that must be Paid Back for Agriculture Production Investment in Business Investment in Business Investment in Business Investment in Business Investment in Business No 2 Yes Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Private Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Private Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Private Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Private Bank for Investment in Business Borrowed from Private Bank for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Money Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Money Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Money Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Money Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Money Lender for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Trader for Investment in Business Borrowed from Trader for Investment in Business Borrowed from Trader for Investment in Business Borrowed from Trader for Investment in Business Borrowed from Trader for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Relative for Investment in Business Borrowed from Relative for Investment in Business Borrowed from Relative for Investment in Business Borrowed from Relative for Investment in Business Borrowed from Relative for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Investment in Business Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Investment in Business Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Investment in Business Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Investment in Business Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from NGO for Investment in Business Borrowed from NGO for Investment in Business Borrowed from NGO for Investment in Business Borrowed from NGO for Investment in Business Borrowed from NGO for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from UN Agency for Investment in Business Borrowed from UN Agency for Investment in Business Borrowed from UN Agency for Investment in Business Borrowed from UN Agency for Investment in Business Borrowed from UN Agency for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Other Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Other Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Other Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Other Lender for Investment in Business Borrowed from Other Lender for Investment in Business 1 Yes 2 No Number of Times Borrowed for Investment in Business Number of Times Borrowed for Investment in Business Number of Times Borrowed for Investment in Business Number of Times Borrowed for Investment in Business Number of Times Borrowed for Investment in Business 1 Once 2 Twice 3 Thrice 4 More than Thrice 9 Don't Know Amount Borrowed for Investment in Business Amount Borrowed for Investment in Business Amount Borrowed for Investment in Business Amount Borrowed for Investment in Business Amount Borrowed for Investment in Business Duration of Loan for Investment in Business Duration of Loan for Investment in Business Duration of Loan for Investment in Business Duration of Loan for Investment in Business Duration of Loan for Investment in Business 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months to one year 3 More than one year Amount that must be Paid Back for Investment in Business Amount that must be Paid Back for Investment in Business Amount that must be Paid Back for Investment in Business Amount that must be Paid Back for Investment in Business Amount that must be Paid Back for Investment in Business Death in the Family Death in the Family Death in the Family Death in the Family Death in the Family No 3 Yes Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Private Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Death in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Money Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Trader for Death in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Death in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Death in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Death in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Relative for Death in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Death in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Death in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Death in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Death in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Death in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Death in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Death in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from NGO for Death in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Death in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Death in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Death in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from UN Agency for Death in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Death in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Death in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Death in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Other Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Death in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Death in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Number of Times Borrowed for Death in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Death in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Death in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Death in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Death in the Family 1 Once 2 Twice 3 Thrice 4 More than Thrice 9 Don't Know Amount Borrowed for Death in the Family Amount Borrowed for Death in the Family Amount Borrowed for Death in the Family Amount Borrowed for Death in the Family Amount Borrowed for Death in the Family Duration of Loan for Death in the Family Duration of Loan for Death in the Family Duration of Loan for Death in the Family Duration of Loan for Death in the Family Duration of Loan for Death in the Family 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months to one year 3 More than one year Amount that must be Paid Back for Death in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Death in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Death in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Death in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Death in the Family Sickness in the Family Sickness in the Family Sickness in the Family Sickness in the Family Sickness in the Family No 4 Yes Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Private Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Private Bank for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Money Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Money Lender for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Trader for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Trader for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Relative for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Relative for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from NGO for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from NGO for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from UN Agency for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from UN Agency for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Other Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Sickness in the Family Borrowed from Other Lender for Sickness in the Family 1 Yes 2 No Number of Times Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Number of Times Borrowed for Sickness in the Family 1 Once 2 Twice 3 Thrice 4 More than Thrice 9 Don't Know Amount Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Amount Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Amount Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Amount Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Amount Borrowed for Sickness in the Family Duration of Loan for Sickness in the Family Duration of Loan for Sickness in the Family Duration of Loan for Sickness in the Family Duration of Loan for Sickness in the Family Duration of Loan for Sickness in the Family 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months to one year 3 More than one year Amount that must be Paid Back for Sickness in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Sickness in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Sickness in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Sickness in the Family Amount that must be Paid Back for Sickness in the Family Other Emergencies Other Emergencies Other Emergencies Other Emergencies Other Emergencies No 5 Yes Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Trader for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Trader for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Trader for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Trader for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Trader for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Relative for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Relative for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Relative for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Relative for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Relative for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from NGO for Other Emergencies Borrowed from NGO for Other Emergencies Borrowed from NGO for Other Emergencies Borrowed from NGO for Other Emergencies Borrowed from NGO for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Emergencies Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Emergencies Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Emergencies Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Emergencies Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Emergencies Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Emergencies 1 Yes 2 No Number of Times Borrowed for Other Emergencies Number of Times Borrowed for Other Emergencies Number of Times Borrowed for Other Emergencies Number of Times Borrowed for Other Emergencies Number of Times Borrowed for Other Emergencies 1 Once 2 Twice 3 Thrice 4 More than Thrice 9 Don't Know Amount Borrowed for Other Emergencies Amount Borrowed for Other Emergencies Amount Borrowed for Other Emergencies Amount Borrowed for Other Emergencies Amount Borrowed for Other Emergencies Duration of Loan for Other Emergencies Duration of Loan for Other Emergencies Duration of Loan for Other Emergencies Duration of Loan for Other Emergencies Duration of Loan for Other Emergencies 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months to one year 3 More than one year Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Emergencies Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Emergencies Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Emergencies Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Emergencies Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Emergencies Travel Travel Travel Travel Travel No 6 Yes Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Travel Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Travel Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Travel Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Travel Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Private Bank for Travel Borrowed from Private Bank for Travel Borrowed from Private Bank for Travel Borrowed from Private Bank for Travel Borrowed from Private Bank for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Money Lender for Travel Borrowed from Money Lender for Travel Borrowed from Money Lender for Travel Borrowed from Money Lender for Travel Borrowed from Money Lender for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Trader for Travel Borrowed from Trader for Travel Borrowed from Trader for Travel Borrowed from Trader for Travel Borrowed from Trader for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Relative for Travel Borrowed from Relative for Travel Borrowed from Relative for Travel Borrowed from Relative for Travel Borrowed from Relative for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Travel Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Travel Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Travel Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Travel Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from NGO for Travel Borrowed from NGO for Travel Borrowed from NGO for Travel Borrowed from NGO for Travel Borrowed from NGO for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from UN Agency for Travel Borrowed from UN Agency for Travel Borrowed from UN Agency for Travel Borrowed from UN Agency for Travel Borrowed from UN Agency for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Other Lender for Travel Borrowed from Other Lender for Travel Borrowed from Other Lender for Travel Borrowed from Other Lender for Travel Borrowed from Other Lender for Travel 1 Yes 2 No Number of Times Borrowed for Travel Number of Times Borrowed for Travel Number of Times Borrowed for Travel Number of Times Borrowed for Travel Number of Times Borrowed for Travel 1 Once 2 Twice 3 Thrice 4 More than Thrice 9 Don't Know Amount Borrowed for Travel Amount Borrowed for Travel Amount Borrowed for Travel Amount Borrowed for Travel Amount Borrowed for Travel Duration of Loan for Travel Duration of Loan for Travel Duration of Loan for Travel Duration of Loan for Travel Duration of Loan for Travel 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months to one year 3 More than one year Amount that must be Paid Back for Travel Amount that must be Paid Back for Travel Amount that must be Paid Back for Travel Amount that must be Paid Back for Travel Amount that must be Paid Back for Travel Other Other Other Other Other No 7 Yes Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Gov't Bank for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Activity Borrowed from Private Bank for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Money Lender for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Trader for Other Activity Borrowed from Trader for Other Activity Borrowed from Trader for Other Activity Borrowed from Trader for Other Activity Borrowed from Trader for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Relative for Other Activity Borrowed from Relative for Other Activity Borrowed from Relative for Other Activity Borrowed from Relative for Other Activity Borrowed from Relative for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Activity Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Activity Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Activity Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Activity Borrowed from Friends/Neighbor for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from NGO for Other Activity Borrowed from NGO for Other Activity Borrowed from NGO for Other Activity Borrowed from NGO for Other Activity Borrowed from NGO for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Activity Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Activity Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Activity Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Activity Borrowed from UN Agency for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Activity Borrowed from Other Lender for Other Activity 1 Yes 2 No Number of Times Borrowed for Other Activity Number of Times Borrowed for Other Activity Number of Times Borrowed for Other Activity Number of Times Borrowed for Other Activity Number of Times Borrowed for Other Activity 1 Once 2 Twice 3 Thrice 4 More than Thrice 9 Don't Know Amount Borrowed for Other Activity Amount Borrowed for Other Activity Amount Borrowed for Other Activity Amount Borrowed for Other Activity Amount Borrowed for Other Activity Duration of Loan for Other Activity Duration of Loan for Other Activity Duration of Loan for Other Activity Duration of Loan for Other Activity Duration of Loan for Other Activity 1 Less than 6 months 2 6 months to one year 3 More than one year Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Activity Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Activity Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Activity Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Activity Amount that must be Paid Back for Other Activity Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Accident with Bodily Harm Accident with Bodily Harm Accident with Bodily Harm Accident with Bodily Harm Accident with Bodily Harm 1 Yes 2 No Kind of Accident Kind of Accident Kind of Accident Kind of Accident Kind of Accident 1 Mine 2 Gun shot or assault by other weapons 3 Road accident 4 Severe burning (by fire/boiling liquid or food) 5 Drowning 6 Hurt by animal/poisonous snake 7 Fall from tree or building 8 Poisoning (by chemicals/pesticides or other toxic substance 9 Others, Specify ____ S/He Survived S/He Survived S/He Survived S/He Survived S/He Survived 1 Yes 2 No Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Children Recruited for Work Children Recruited for Work Children Recruited for Work Children Recruited for Work Children Recruited for Work 1 Yes 2 No Licensed Recruiter/Establishments Licensed Recruiter/Establishments Licensed Recruiter/Establishments Licensed Recruiter/Establishments Licensed Recruiter/Establishments No 1 Yes Relatives Making Arrangements Relatives Making Arrangements Relatives Making Arrangements Relatives Making Arrangements Relatives Making Arrangements No 2 Yes Friends Making Arrangements Friends Making Arrangements Friends Making Arrangements Friends Making Arrangements Friends Making Arrangements No 3 Yes Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown No 4 Yes Others Others Others Others Others No 5 Yes Kind of Work Known Kind of Work Known Kind of Work Known Kind of Work Known Kind of Work Known 1 Yes 2 No Factory Work Factory Work Factory Work Factory Work Factory Work No 1 Yes Construction Construction Construction Construction Construction No 2 Yes Mining Mining Mining Mining Mining No 3 Yes Crop/Livestock Farming Crop/Livestock Farming Crop/Livestock Farming Crop/Livestock Farming Crop/Livestock Farming No 4 Yes Domestic Work Domestic Work Domestic Work Domestic Work Domestic Work No 5 Yes Entertainment Entertainment Entertainment Entertainment Entertainment No 6 Yes Other Other Other Other Other No 7 Yes Known where They are Sent Known where They are Sent Known where They are Sent Known where They are Sent Known where They are Sent 1 Yes 2 No District/Province District/Province District/Province District/Province District/Province Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison Across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Injection in the Past Two Weeks Excluding Immunization Injection in the Past Two Weeks Excluding Immunization Injection in the Past Two Weeks Excluding Immunization Injection in the Past Two Weeks Excluding Immunization Injection in the Past Two Weeks Excluding Immunization 1 Yes 2 No Injections for Cold in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Cold in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Cold in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Cold in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Cold in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Diarrhoea in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Diarrhoea in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Diarrhoea in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Diarrhoea in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Diarrhoea in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Fever in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Fever in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Fever in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Fever in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Fever in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Tiredness in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Tiredness in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Tiredness in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Tiredness in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Tiredness in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for No Appetite in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for No Appetite in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for No Appetite in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for No Appetite in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for No Appetite in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Std in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Std in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Std in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Std in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Std in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Other Health Problem in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Other Health Problem in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Other Health Problem in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Other Health Problem in the The Past Two Weeks Injections for Other Health Problem in the The Past Two Weeks Commune Health Center Injected Commune Health Center Injected Commune Health Center Injected Commune Health Center Injected Commune Health Center Injected No 1 Yes District Hospital Injected District Hospital Injected District Hospital Injected District Hospital Injected District Hospital Injected No 2 Yes Provincial Hospital Injected Provincial Hospital Injected Provincial Hospital Injected Provincial Hospital Injected Provincial Hospital Injected No 3 Yes Private Clinic Injected Private Clinic Injected Private Clinic Injected Private Clinic Injected Private Clinic Injected No 4 Yes Drug Seller/Informal Pharmacy Injected Drug Seller/Informal Pharmacy Injected Drug Seller/Informal Pharmacy Injected Drug Seller/Informal Pharmacy Injected Drug Seller/Informal Pharmacy Injected No 5 Yes Home Injectionist Injected Home Injectionist Injected Home Injectionist Injected Home Injectionist Injected Home Injectionist Injected No 6 Yes Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Domain Domain Domain Domain Domain 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Thom 4 Pursat 5 Ratanakiri 6 Siem Reap 7 Svay Rieng 8 Phnom Penh 9 Other Urban 10 Other Rural of part 1 (Koh Kong, Mondul Kiri and Stung Treng) 11 Other Rural of part 2 (Kampong Cham, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Kratie, Prey Veng and Takeo) Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City Province/City 1 Banteay Meanchey 2 Battambang 3 Kampong Cham 4 Kampong Chhnang 5 Kampong Speu 6 Kampong Thom 7 Kampot 8 Kandal 9 Koh Kong 10 Kratie 11 Mondul Kiri 12 Phnom Penh 13 Preah Vihear 14 Prey Veng 15 Pursat 16 Ratanak Kiri 17 Siemreap 18 Sihanoukville 19 Stung Treng 20 Svay Rieng 21 Takeo 22 Oddar Meanchey 23 Kep 24 Pailin District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan District/Khan Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Commune/Sangkat Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Village/Mondol Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) Sector (Urban/Rural) 1 Urban 2 Rural Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round Survey Round 1 First round 2 Second round Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Sample Reference Number Iodization Teest Outcome Iodization Teest Outcome Iodization Teest Outcome Iodization Teest Outcome Iodization Teest Outcome 1 Iodized (color changed) 2 Not iodized (color not changed) 9 No salt at home Salt Type Salt Type Salt Type Salt Type Salt Type 1 Salt in bag with seal 2 Coarse 3 Loose 4 Others, Specify___ Container where Salt is Kept Container where Salt is Kept Container where Salt is Kept Container where Salt is Kept Container where Salt is Kept 1 Plastic Bag 2 Opened Bag 3 Glass or plastic bottle 4 Others, Specify___ Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (Excluding Some Areas) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series) Weights (National, Used for Comparison across CSES Series)