DDI_WBG_2009_PECS_v01_M Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics 2011-05-16 NADA Version 01: Adopted from "DDI-PAL-PECS-2009-v1.0" DDI that was done by metadata producer mentioned in "Metadata Production" section. Expenditure and Consumption Survey 2009 PECS 2009 WBG_2009_PECS_v01_M Central Bureau of Statistics

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© 2011, Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, reference period of data (15/1/2009-14/1/2010) NADA The Palestinian National Authority The Core Funding Group Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation Division of Users Services Income/Expenditure/Household Survey [hh/ies] Expenditure and Consumption Survey, Round 10 is the tenth round of pecs surveys, previously The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics (PCBS) conducted a household expenditure and consumption survey for the first time between 1/10/1995 and 30/9/1996, PCBS conducted a second survey between 1/1/1997 and 31/1/1997, PCBS conducted a third survey between 1/1/1998 and 31/1/1998, PCBS conducted a fourth survey between 15/3/2001 and 14/3/2002, PCBS conducted a fifth survey between 15/1/2004 and 14/1/2005. PCBS conducted a sixth survey between 15/1/2005 and 14/1/2006, PCBS conducted a seventh survey between 15/1/2006 and 14/1/2007, PCBS conducted eighth survey between 15/1/2007 and 14/1/2008, and PCBS conducted ninth survey between 15/1/2008 and 14/1/2009. Version 1.0 dataset for public distribution Expenditure Consumption The basic goal of this survey is to provide a necessary database for formulating national policies at various levels. This survey providing the contribution of the household sector to the Gross National Product (GNP), This survey determining the incidence of poverty, Providing weighted data which reflects the relative importance of the consumption items to be employed to determine the benchmark for rates and prices of items and services. The survey is a fundamental cornerstone in the process of studying the nutritional status in the Palestinian territory. West Bank and Gaza The data is representative at region level (West Bank, Gaza Strip), locality type (urban, rural, camp) and governorates - Region (West Bank, Gaza Strip) - locality type (urban, rural, camp) - Governorates Household, individual The survey covered all the Palestinian households who are a usual residence in the Palestinian Territory. Sample survey data [ssd] The 2009 Palestinian Expenditure and Consumption Survey covers the following topics: - Household Identification - Household Demographic Characteristics - Education - Work Status (for person age 7 years and over) - Housing Condition - Household Expenditure Sample and Frame: The sampling frame consists of all enumeration areas which were enumerated in 2007, each numeration area consists of buildings and housing units with average of about 120 households in it. These enumeration areas are used as primary sampling units PSUs in the first stage of the sampling selection. Sample Design: The sample is a stratified cluster systematic random sample with two stages: First stage: selection of a systematic random sample of 191 enumeration areas. Second stage: selection of a systematic random sample of 24 households from each enumeration area selected in the first stage. Note: in Jerusalem Governorate (J1), 13 enumeration areas were selected; then in the second phase, a group of households from each enumeration area were chosen using census-2007 method of delineation and enumeration. This method was adopted to ensure household response is to the maximum to comply with the percentage of non-response as set in the sample design. Enumeration areas were distributed to twelve months and the sample for each quarter covers sample strata (Governorate, locality type) Sample strata: The population was divided by: 1- Governorate 2- Type of Locality (urban, rural, refugee camps) Sample Size: The calculated sample size for the Expenditure and Consumption survey 2009 is about 3,848 households, 2,654 households in West Bank and 1,194 households in Gaza Strip. Face-to-face [f2f] The PECS questionnaire consists of two main sections: First section: Certain articles / provisions of the form filled at the beginning of the month, and the remainder filled out at the end of the month. The questionnaire includes the following provisions: Cover sheet: It contains detailed and particulars of the family, date of visit, particular of the field/office work team, number/sex of the family members. Statement of the family members: Contains social, economic and demographic particulars of the selected family. Statement of the long-lasting commodities and income generation activities: Includes a number of basic and indispensable items (i.e., Livestock, or agricultural lands). Housing Characteristics: Includes information and data pertaining to the housing conditions, including type of house, number of rooms, ownership, rent, water, electricity supply, connection to the sewer system, source of cooking and heating fuel, and remoteness/proximity of the house to education and health facilities. Monthly and Annual Income: Data pertaining to the income of the family is collected from different sources at the end of the registration / recording period. Assistance and poverty: includes questions about household conditions and assistances that got through the the past month. Second section: The second section of the questionnaire includes a list of 55 consumption and expenditure groups itemized and serially numbered according to its importance to the family. Each of these groups contains important commodities. The number of commodities items in each for all groups stood at 667 commodities and services items. Groups 1-21 include food, drink, and cigarettes. Group 22 includes homemade commodities. Groups 23-45 include all items except for food, drink and cigarettes. Groups 50-55 include all of the long-lasting commodities. Data on each of these groups was collected over different intervals of time so as to reflect expenditure over a period of one full year, except the cars group the data of which was collected for three previous years. These data was abotained from the recording book which is covered a period of month for each household. Four teams of female interviewers, three in the West Bank and one in the Gaza Strip carried out data collection. Each team consisted of a supervisor, and 10-20 female interviewers. All field staff received a training session combining general theoretical and practical components. Interviewers, supervisors and editors for the survey were selected from those who worked on the previous rounds of PECS Surveys. Fieldwork procedures and organization were designed to ensure adequate supervision and the collection of high quality data. To this end, several quality control measures were used throughout fieldwork. An interviewer undertook between 120 and 150 household visits in a month. The households were asked to keep daily records in a diary during their recording month. The interviewer transferred the records in a questionnaire on a weekly basis. Data on durable goods were captured by the recall method for the last 12 months (rounds), in order to avoid large variance in estimates when the one-month approach is used. Calculation of Households Weights: The weight of statistical unit (sampling unit) in the sample is defined as the mathematical inverse of the selection probability. The sample of the survey is two stage stratified cluster sample, thus, the weights are calculated for each stage and the Households Weights is the multiplication of the two weights. First stage weight: The sample of enumeration areas is selected and the weight is called enumeration area weight (the sampling unit is enumeration area).The weight for enumeration areas from stratum h is calculated by dividing the number of enumeration areas in stratum h on the sample size of enumeration areas in stratum h. Second stage weight: The sample of households is selected and the weight is called household weight (the sampling unit is household). The weight of the Household from enumeration area (cluster) k is calculated by dividing the number of households in each cluster with the sample size of households within the cluster k. The primary weight of households before modification is the multiplication of the weights of the first and second stages. Then we adjust the primary weights for the households to compensate for the non - response of households by calculating adjustment factor for households weights for adjustment levels (Governorate and locality type ) by using households projections by adjustment levels in 2009. Then the final weight for the households ( FHW) is a multiplication of the adjustment factor by the primary weights for the household Data editing took place at a number of stages through the processing including: 1. Office editing and coding 2. During data entry 3. Structure checking and completeness 4. Structural checking of SPSS data files The survey sample consists of about 4,699 households of which 3,627 households completed the interview; whereas 2,654 households from the West Bank and 973 households in Gaza Strip. Weights were modified to account for non-response rate. The response rate in the West Bank reached 85.5% while in the Gaza Strip it reached 67%. The response rate in the Palestinian Territory reached 79.57%. Detailed information on the sampling Error is available in the Survey Report. Detailed information on the data appraisal is available in the Survey Report. Confidentiality of respondents is guaranteed by articles of the National Statistics Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, 2011. Expenditure and Consumption Survey, 2009. v1.0 .Ramallah - Palestine Public use files, accessible to all The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. identification Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes region variable, area variable, locality type variable, the number of males in the household and the number of females in the household, in addition to the relative weight variable of the sample. 0 7 Items Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes all the goods which household purchaze during the month. 0 5 maingrpnis Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes all main groups of expenditure of food and non food groups by the households. 0 35 monthly income Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire).The file includes total Monthly Household income in israeli Shekel. 0 3 Roster Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes characteristics of the members of households such as relation to head of household, age, refugee status, sex, education attendance, educational status, employment status,...etc 0 21 Dwelling Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire).The file includes characteristics of the housing. 0 76 Assistance for households Data collected at the household level (PECS Household Questionnaire). The file includes data on assistance for households. 0 19 Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Gaza Strip and West Bank Areas Gaza Strip and West Bank Areas Gaza Strip and West Bank Areas Gaza Strip and West Bank Areas Gaza Strip and West Bank Areas 1 North of West Bank 2 Middle of West Bank 3 South of West Bank 4 Gaza Strip Location Type Location Type Location Type Location Type Location Type 1 urban 2 rural 3 camp Number of males in household Number of males in household Number of males in household Number of males in household Number of males in household Number of males in hosehold Number of females in household Number of females in household Number of females in household Number of females in household Number of females in household Number of females in hosehold Area Area Area Area Area 1 west bank 2 Gaza Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample code of the item which household was purchased ITEMS ITEMS ITEMS ITEMS ITEMS code of the item which household was purchased during recording month Total expenditure for each item per month Total expenditure for each item per month Total expenditure for each item per month Total expenditure for each item per month Total expenditure for each item per month code of the item which household was purchased during recording month Total expenditure for each item per month Total quantity for food items per month Total quantity for food items per month Total quantity for food items per month Total quantity for food items per month Total quantity for food items per month Total expenditure for each item per month Total quantity for each item per month unit of the quantity unit unit unit unit unit Total quantity for each item per month unit of the quantity 1 KG 2 LITRE 3 NUMBER Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Bread and Cereals Bread and Cereals Bread and Cereals Bread and Cereals Bread and Cereals total monthly household expenditure on bread and cereals Meat and Poultry Meat and Poultry Meat and Poultry Meat and Poultry Meat and Poultry total monthly household expenditure on Meat and Poultry Fish and Sea Products Fish and Sea Products Fish and Sea Products Fish and Sea Products Fish and Sea Products total monthly household expenditure on Fish and Sea Products Dairy Products and Eggs Dairy Products and Eggs Dairy Products and Eggs Dairy Products and Eggs Dairy Products and Eggs total monthly household expenditure on Dairy Products and Eggs Oils and Fats Oils and Fats Oils and Fats Oils and Fats Oils and Fats total monthly household expenditure on Oils and Fats Fruits and Nuts Fruits and Nuts Fruits and Nuts Fruits and Nuts Fruits and Nuts total monthly household expenditure on Fruits and Nuts Vegetables, legumes and tubers Vegetables, legumes and tubers Vegetables, legumes and tubers Vegetables, legumes and tubers Vegetables, legumes and tubers total monthly household expenditure on Vegetables, legumes and tubers Sugar and confectionery Sugar and confectionery Sugar and confectionery Sugar and confectionery Sugar and confectionery total monthly household expenditure on Sugar and confectionery Non alcoholic beverages Non alcoholic beverages Non alcoholic beverages Non alcoholic beverages Non alcoholic beverages total monthly household expenditure on Non alcoholic beverages Salt, spices and other food Salt, spices and other food Salt, spices and other food Salt, spices and other food Salt, spices and other food total monthly household expenditure on Salt, spices and other food Take away food and meals in restaurant Take away food and meals in restaurant Take away food and meals in restaurant Take away food and meals in restaurant Take away food and meals in restaurant total monthly household expenditure on Take away food and meals in restaurant Own produced food in Kind Own produced food in Kind Own produced food in Kind Own produced food in Kind Own produced food in Kind total monthly household expenditure on Own produced food in Kind Clothing and footwear Clothing and footwear Clothing and footwear Clothing and footwear Clothing and footwear total monthly household expenditure on Clothing and footwear Housing Housing Housing Housing Housing total monthly household expenditure on Housing Furniture and utensils Furniture and utensils Furniture and utensils Furniture and utensils Furniture and utensils total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Furniture and utensils Household operations Household operations Household operations Household operations Household operations total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Household operations Medical care Medical care Medical care Medical care Medical care total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Medical care Transportation Transportation Transportation Transportation Transportation total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Transportation Communications Communications Communications Communications Communications total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Communications Education Education Education Education Education total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Education Recreation Recreation Recreation Recreation Recreation total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Recreation Personal care Personal care Personal care Personal care Personal care total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Personal care Tobacco Tobacco Tobacco Tobacco Tobacco total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Tobacco Alcohol beverage Alcohol beverage Alcohol beverage Alcohol beverage Alcohol beverage total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Alcohol beverage Other non-food consumption expenditure Other non-food consumption expenditure Other non-food consumption expenditure Other non-food consumption expenditure Other non-food consumption expenditure total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on non-food consumption expenditure Other than food Other than food Other than food Other than food Other than food total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on Other than food Imputed rent Imputed rent Imputed rent Imputed rent Imputed rent VALUE OF IMPUTED RENT OF THE HOUSE Remittances in cash Remittances in cash Remittances in cash Remittances in cash Remittances in cash total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on remittances in cash Taxes in cash Taxes in cash Taxes in cash Taxes in cash Taxes in cash total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on taxes in cash Other cash non-consumption expenditure Other cash non-consumption expenditure Other cash non-consumption expenditure Other cash non-consumption expenditure Other cash non-consumption expenditure total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on other cash non-consumption expenditure Social protection Social protection Social protection Social protection Social protection total monthly household expenditure in NIS (NEW ISRAELI SHEKEL) on social protection Total consumption Total consumption Total consumption Total consumption Total consumption TOTAL MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION ON FOOD AND NON FOOD GROUPS Total expenditure Total expenditure Total expenditure Total expenditure Total expenditure TOTAL MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE ON FOOD AND NON FOOD GROUPS Relative weight of the Household Relative weight of the Household Relative weight of the Household Relative weight of the Household Relative weight of the Household Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Total Household Monthly Income in Isrealian Shekel Total Household Monthly Income in Isrealian Shekel Total Household Monthly Income in Isrealian Shekel Total Household Monthly Income in Isrealian Shekel Total Household Monthly Income in Isrealian Shekel Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Line no. of member Line no. of member Line no. of member Line no. of member Line no. of member Line no. of member Relationship of member to the head of household Relationship of member to the head of household Relationship of member to the head of household Relationship of member to the head of household Relationship of member to the head of household Line no. of member The relationship of (name) to the head of Household? Sex 1. Male 2. Female 1 Head of HH 2 Husband/ wife 3 Son/daughter 4 Father/mother 5 Brother/sister 6 Grand father/mother 7 Grandchild 8 Daughter/son in law 9 Other relatives 10 Other Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex relationship of member to the head of household Sex Age Record the answer in full years. 1 MALE 2 FEMALE Age Age Age Age Age Sex 1. Male 2. Female Age (Record the answer in full years. Record (00) if age is less than one year. 98 DK Refugee status Record the answer in full years. Record (00) if age is less than one year. 98 Don't Know Refugee Status Refugee Status Refugee Status Refugee Status Refugee Status Age (Record the answer in full years. Record (00) if age is less than one year. 98 DK Refugee status 1 Refugee 2 Not Refugee The name has medical insurance The name has medical insurance The name has medical insurance The name has medical insurance The name has medical insurance Does (The name) has medical insurance? 1 Yes 2 No Education Attendance Education Attendance Education Attendance Education Attendance Education Attendance Educational Attendance Number of education years that completed successfuly 1 Currently attending school 2 Attended school at any time and left before completing leve 3 Attended school and graduated 4 Never attended school Number of education years that Number of education years that Number of education years that Number of education years that Number of education years that Number of education years that completed successfuly Educational Status Educational Status Educational Status Educational Status Educational Status Educational Status (for persons aged 10 years and over) Educational Status 1 Illiterate 2 Can read and write 3 Elementary 4 Preparatory 5 Secondary 6 Associate diploma 7 Bachelor 8 High diploma 9 Master 10 Ph.D The main reason for dropping out ofschool (for persons 5 years andmore)? The main reason for dropping out ofschool (for persons 5 years andmore)? The main reason for dropping out ofschool (for persons 5 years andmore)? The main reason for dropping out ofschool (for persons 5 years andmore)? The main reason for dropping out ofschool (for persons 5 years andmore)? Educational Status (for persons aged 5 years and over) what is the main reason for dropping out of school (for persons 5 years and more) 1 Unwillingness for academic education 2 Unwillingness for co-education 3 Frequent repetition 4 Not interested in study 5 Bad economic situation of the family 6 Existing family problems 7 Caring for members of the family 8 Marriage 9 Sickness 10 Disability 11 No school nearby 12 Mistreatment at school 13 Security situation 14 Dismissal from school because of exceeding the legal age 15 Other Relationship to the labour force during the past week (for persons aged 7 years and over) Relationship to the labour force during the past week (for persons aged 7 years and over) Relationship to the labour force during the past week (for persons aged 7 years and over) Relationship to the labour force during the past week (for persons aged 7 years and over) Relationship to the labour force during the past week (for persons aged 7 years and over) what is the main reason for dropping out of school (for persons 5 years and more) relationship to the labour force during the last week Employment Status ( for persons aged 7 years and over) 1. Employer 2. Self employed 3. Unpaid Employee 4. work for regular wage 5. work for irregular wage Who answer (6-12) move to D26 1 Employed from 1-14 hours 2 Employed 15-34 hours 3 35 hours and over 4 Looked for work last week 5 Did not looked for work because of frustration 6 looked for work last week 7 Did not looked for work because of frustration 8 Full time student 9 Housewife 10 Unable to work 11 has revenue 12 other Employment status for persons aged 7 years and over Employment status for persons aged 7 years and over Employment status for persons aged 7 years and over Employment status for persons aged 7 years and over Employment status for persons aged 7 years and over Relationship to the labour force during the last week ( for persons aged 7 years and over) Employment Status ( for persons aged 7 years and over) Place of Work 1 Employer 2 Self employed 3 Unpaid Employee 4 work for regular wage 5 work for irregular wage Place of Work Place of Work Place of Work Place of Work Place of Work Employment Status ( for persons aged 7 years and over) Place of work Main Occupation 1 In the same Locality 2 In the same governorate 3 In other Governorate 4 Israel/ Settlements 5 Abroad Main Occupation Main Occupation Main Occupation Main Occupation Main Occupation Place of work main occupation economic activity 1 Legislators, Senior Officials & Managers 2 Professionals, Technicians, Associates and Clerks 3 Service, Shop & Market Workers 4 Skilled Agricultural & Fishery Workers 5 Craft and Related Trade Workers 6 Plant & Machine Operators & Assemblers 7 Elementary Occupations Economic Activity Economic Activity Economic Activity Economic Activity Economic Activity Main Occupation Economic Activity Sector of work 1 Agriculture, fishing and forestry 2 Mining, quarrying and manufacturing 3 Construction 4 Commerce, restaurants and hotels 5 Transportation, storage and communication 6 Services and other branches Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Economic activity Sector of work Does person have Another work 1 National private inside establishments 2 National private outside establishments 3 Foreign private inside establishments 4 Foreign private outside establishments 5 National government 6 Foreign government 7 Charitable association 8 UNRWA 9 International organization Person haveAnother work Person haveAnother work Person haveAnother work Person haveAnother work Person haveAnother work Working Sector Does person have Another work 1 YES 2 NO Number of working months during the year .If not working during the year, write 00 Number of working months during the year .If not working during the year, write 00 Number of working months during the year .If not working during the year, write 00 Number of working months during the year .If not working during the year, write 00 Number of working months during the year .If not working during the year, write 00 Does person have Another work Number of working months during the year. Marital status (for persons aged 12 years and above) Marital Status(for persons 12 yearsand over) Marital Status(for persons 12 yearsand over) Marital Status(for persons 12 yearsand over) Marital Status(for persons 12 yearsand over) Marital Status(for persons 12 yearsand over) Number of working months during the year. Marital status (for persons aged 12 years and above) 1 Never married 2 Legally married 3 Currently married 4 Divorced 5 Widowed 6 Separated Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Type of housing unit Tenure of the housing unit 1. Owned 2. Rented no furniture 3. Rented with furniture 4. Without payment 5. For work 6. Others (specify)………. 1 Villa 2 House 3 Apartment 4 Separate Room 5 Tent 6 Marginal 7 Others Tenure of the housing unit Tenure of the housing unit Tenure of the housing unit Tenure of the housing unit Tenure of the housing unit Type of housing unit 1. Villa 2. House 3. Apartment 4. Separate Room 5. Tent 6. Marginal 7. Others Tenure of the housing unit What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit 1. cleaned stone 2. stone & cement 3. old stone 4. cement cob 5. concrete 6. mud 7. other (specify)…… 1 Owned 2 Rented no furniture 3 Rented with furniture 4 Without payment 5 For work 6 Others (specify) the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit Tenure of the housing unit 1. Owned 2. Rented no furniture 3. Rented with furniture 4. Without payment 5. For work 6. Others (specify)……… What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit What is usage of housing unit 1. for residence 2. residence & work Usage of housing unit Usage of housing unit Usage of housing unit Usage of housing unit Usage of housing unit What is the main material used in building outside walls of housing unit 1. cleaned stone 2. stone & cement 3. old stone 4. cement cob 5. concrete 6. mud 7. other (specify)…… What is usage of housing unit How many rooms are there in dwelling Excluding (bathroom and kitchen) 1 for residence 2 residence & work Number rooms are there in dwelling Number rooms are there in dwelling Number rooms are there in dwelling Number rooms are there in dwelling Number rooms are there in dwelling What is usage of housing unit 1. for residence 2. residence How many rooms are there in dwelling Excluding (bathroom and kitchen) How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling? No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling No. of sleeping rooms are used in dwelling How many rooms are there in dwelling Excluding (bathroom and kitchen) How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling? 1. How much do you pay in rent each month 2. Specify type of currency 1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar The monthly rent The monthly rent The monthly rent The monthly rent The monthly rent How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling? 1. How much do you pay in rent each month 1. What is estimated rent value each month 2. Specify type of currency 1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar ask this question If code 2 or 3 in H2 Type of currency Type of currency Type of currency Type of currency Type of currency How many sleeping rooms are used in dwelling? Specify type of currency 1 shekel 2 Jordinian Dinar 3 Dollar The estimated monthly rent The estimated monthly rent The estimated monthly rent The estimated monthly rent The estimated monthly rent 1. How much do you pay in rent each month 2. Specify type of currency 1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar 1. What is estimated rent value each month Connection to Public Networks 1. Water 2. Electricity 3. Sewage system Type of currency Type of currency Type of currency Type of currency Type of currency Specify type of currency 1 shekel 2 Jordinian Dinar 3 Dollar Connection to Public Networks -water Connection to Public Networks -water Connection to Public Networks -water Connection to Public Networks -water Connection to Public Networks -water 1. What is estimated rent value each month 2. Specify type of currency 1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar Connection to Public Networks- WATER Availability of a kitchen 1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen 1 Local Public network 2 Israelian network 3 rain water 4 Bridges 5 Tank 6 other Connection to Public Networks -electricity Connection to Public Networks -electricity Connection to Public Networks -electricity Connection to Public Networks -electricity Connection to Public Networks -electricity 1. What is estimated rent value each month 2. Specify type of currency 1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar Connection to Public Networks-ELECTRICITY Availability of a kitchen 1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen 1 Public network 2 Private generator 3 No electricity Connection to Public Networks -sewage Connection to Public Networks -sewage Connection to Public Networks -sewage Connection to Public Networks -sewage Connection to Public Networks -sewage 1. What is estimated rent value each month 2. Specify type of currency 1. Shekel 2. Dinar 3. Dollar Connection to Public Networks - Sewage system Availability of a kitchen 1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen 1 Public Sewage System 2 hole absorption 3 Cesspit 4 No Sewage System Availability of a kitchen Availability of a kitchen Availability of a kitchen Availability of a kitchen Availability of a kitchen Connection to Public Networks 1. Water 2. Electricity 3. Sewage system Availability of a kitchen Availability of a bathroom 1. Bathroom with Piped Water 2. Bathroom without Piped Water 3. No Bathroom 1 Kitchen with Piped Water 2 Kitchen without Piped Water 3 No Kitchen Availability of a bathroom Availability of a bathroom Availability of a bathroom Availability of a bathroom Availability of a bathroom Availability of a kitchen 1. Kitchen with Piped Water 2. Kitchen without Piped Water 3. No Kitchen Availability of a bathroom Availability of a toilet (WC): 1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet 1 Bathroom with Piped Water 2 Bathroom without Piped Water 3 No Bathroom Availability of a toilet (wc) Availability of a toilet (wc) Availability of a toilet (wc) Availability of a toilet (wc) Availability of a toilet (wc) Availability of a bathroom 1. Bathroom with Piped Water 2. Bathroom without Piped Water 3. No Bathroom Availability of a toilet (WC): Main source of energy in 1. Cooking 2. Heating 3. Conditioner 4. Oven 5. Water heater 1 Toilet with Piped Water 2 Toilet without Piped Water 3 No Toilet Main source of energy -cooking Main source of energy -cooking Main source of energy -cooking Main source of energy -cooking Main source of energy -cooking Availability of a toilet (WC): 1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet Main source of energy in - Cooking Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - Dampness - cold - poor ventilation - high heat in summer - difficult heating in winter 1. Yes 2. No 1 Gas 2 Kerosene 3 Electricity 4 Wood 5 Other / specify Main source of energy -heating Main source of energy -heating Main source of energy -heating Main source of energy -heating Main source of energy -heating Availability of a toilet (WC): 1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet Main source of energy in heating Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - Dampness - cold - poor ventilation - high heat in summer - difficult heating in winter 1. Yes 2. No No exist 1 gas 2 Kerosene 3 Electricity 4 Wood/coal 5 Other/ specify Main source of energy - Conditioner Main source of energy - Conditioner Main source of energy - Conditioner Main source of energy - Conditioner Main source of energy - Conditioner Availability of a toilet (WC): 1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet Main source of energy in Conditioner Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - Dampness - cold - poor ventilation - high heat in summer - difficult heating in winter 1. Yes 2. No No exist 1 Electricity 2 Other/ specify Main source of energy - Oven Main source of energy - Oven Main source of energy - Oven Main source of energy - Oven Main source of energy - Oven Availability of a toilet (WC): 1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. Main source of energy in oven Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - Dampness - cold - poor ventilation - high heat in summer - difficult heating in winter 1. Yes 2. No No exist 1 gas 2 Electricity 3 Wood 4 olive cake 5 coal 6 Other/ specify Main source of energy - Water heater Main source of energy - Water heater Main source of energy - Water heater Main source of energy - Water heater Main source of energy - Water heater Availability of a toilet (WC): 1. Toilet with Piped Water 2. Toilet without Piped Water 3. No Toilet Main source of energy in water heater Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - Dampness - cold - poor ventilation - high heat in summer - difficult heating in winter 1. Yes 2. No 1 Sun 2 Gas 3 Kerosene 4 Electricity 5 Wood 6 Coal 7 solar 8 Other/ specify Dampness Dampness Dampness Dampness Dampness Main source of energy in 1. Cooking 2. Heating 3. Conditioner 4. Oven 5. Water heater Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - Dampness 1 YES 2 NO Cold and and difficult heating in wi Cold and and difficult heating in wi Cold and and difficult heating in wi Cold and and difficult heating in wi Cold and and difficult heating in wi Main source of energy in 1. Cooking 2. Heating 3. Conditioner 4. Oven 5. Water heater Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - Cold and difficult heating in winter 1 YES 2 NO Heating difficulty in winter Heating difficulty in winter Heating difficulty in winter Heating difficulty in winter Heating difficulty in winter Main source of energy in 1. Cooking 2. Heating 3. Conditioner 4. Oven 5. Water heater Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - difficult heating in winter 1 YES 2 NO Poor ventilation Poor ventilation Poor ventilation Poor ventilation Poor ventilation Main source of energy in 1. Cooking 2. Heating 3. Conditioner 4. Oven 5. Water heater Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - poor ventilation 1 YES 2 NO High heat in summer High heat in summer High heat in summer High heat in summer High heat in summer Main source of energy in 1. Cooking 2. Heating 3. Conditioner 4. Oven 5. Water heater Do several or all of house rooms and corridors, and kitchen suffer from the following: - high heat in summer 1 YES 2 NO Smoke, exhaust from cars Smoke, exhaust from cars Smoke, exhaust from cars Smoke, exhaust from cars Smoke, exhaust from cars Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects Smoke, exhaust from cars 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW Smoke, exhaust from industry Smoke, exhaust from industry Smoke, exhaust from industry Smoke, exhaust from industry Smoke, exhaust from industry Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects Smoke, exhaust from industry 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW Odors resulting from animals Odors resulting from animals Odors resulting from animals Odors resulting from animals Odors resulting from animals Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects Odors resulting from animals 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW Odors resulting from sewage system water Odors resulting from sewage system water Odors resulting from sewage system water Odors resulting from sewage system water Odors resulting from sewage system water Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects Odors resulting from sewage system water 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW Odors resulting from garbage Odors resulting from garbage Odors resulting from garbage Odors resulting from garbage Odors resulting from garbage Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects Odors resulting from garbage 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW General dust General dust General dust General dust General dust Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects General dust 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW Dust or smells resulting from other sources Dust or smells resulting from other sources Dust or smells resulting from other sources Dust or smells resulting from other sources Dust or smells resulting from other sources Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects Dust or smells resulting from other sources 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW Noise Noise Noise Noise Noise Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects Noise 1 YES 2 NO 3 DO NOT KNOW The method for removing garbage The method for removing garbage The method for removing garbage The method for removing garbage The method for removing garbage Is household member faced in housing unit with any of the following effects 1. Smoke, exhaust from cars 2. Smoke, exhaust from industry 3. Odors resulting from animals 4. Odors resulting from sewage system water 5. Odors resulting from garbage 6. General dust 7. Dust or smells resulting from other sources 8. Noise What is the method for removing garbage What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central 1 Collected by sanitation worker 2 Thrown in nearby garbage container 3 Thrown randomly 4 Thrown in garbage area 5 Burned 6 Used for specific things 7 Other / specify Public transportation Public transportation Public transportation Public transportation Public transportation What is the method for removing garbage 1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify……. What is the distance from the following: Public transportation Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No 1 Less than 1 km 2 1-5 km 3 More than 5 km Private doctor clinic Private doctor clinic Private doctor clinic Private doctor clinic Private doctor clinic What is the method for removing garbage 1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…… What is the distance from the following: Private doctor clinic Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No 1 Less than 1 km 2 1-5 km 3 More than 5 km Health center Health center Health center Health center Health center What is the method for removing garbage 1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…… What is the distance from the following: Health center Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No 1 Less than 1 km 2 1-5 km 3 More than 5 km Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital Hospital What is the method for removing garbage 1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…… What is the distance from the following: Hospital Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No 1 Less than 1 km 2 1-5 km 3 More than 5 km Elementary/ Secondary school Elementary/ Secondary school Elementary/ Secondary school Elementary/ Secondary school Elementary/ Secondary school What is the method for removing garbage 1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…… What is the distance from the following: Elementary school Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No 1 Less than 1 km 2 1-5 km 3 More than 5 km Mother and child health central Mother and child health central Mother and child health central Mother and child health central Mother and child health central What is the method for removing garbage 1. Collected by sanitation worker 2. Thrown in nearby garbage container 3. Thrown randomly 4. Thrown in garbage area 5. Burned 6 .Used for specific things 7. Other / specify…… What is the distance from the following: Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No 1 Less than 1 km 2 1-5 km 3 More than 5 km Private Car Private Car Private Car Private Car Private Car What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Private Car Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator Refrigerator What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Refrigerator Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Solar Boiler Solar Boiler Solar Boiler Solar Boiler Solar Boiler What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Solar Boiler Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Washing Machine Washing Machine Washing Machine Washing Machine Washing Machine What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Washing Machine Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Cooking stove Cooking stove Cooking stove Cooking stove Cooking stove What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Cooking stove Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Dish washer Dish washer Dish washer Dish washer Dish washer What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Dish washer Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Central heating Central heating Central heating Central heating Central heating What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Central heating Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Vacuum cleaner Vacuum cleaner Vacuum cleaner Vacuum cleaner Vacuum cleaner What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Vacuum cleaner Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Dehumidifier Dehumidifier Dehumidifier Dehumidifier Dehumidifier What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Dehumidifier Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Home library Home library Home library Home library Home library What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Home library Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO T.V T.V T.V T.V T.V What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods T.V Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Video/DVD Video/DVD Video/DVD Video/DVD Video/DVD What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Video (DVD) Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Phone line Phone line Phone line Phone line Phone line What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Phone line Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Jawwal Jawwal Jawwal Jawwal Jawwal What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Jawwal Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Mobile Israel Mobile Israel Mobile Israel Mobile Israel Mobile Israel What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Mobile Israeli Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Computer Computer Computer Computer Computer What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Computer Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite Satellite What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Satellite Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Microwave Microwave Microwave Microwave Microwave What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Microwave Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Radio/Recoeder Radio/Recoeder Radio/Recoeder Radio/Recoeder Radio/Recoeder What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Radio/Recoeder Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Filter Filter Filter Filter Filter What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of durable goods Filter Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Other Other Other Other Other What is the distance from the following: 1. Public transportation 2. Private doctor clinic 3. Health center 4. Hospital 5. Elementary school 6. Mother and child health central Availability of other durable goods Does household have facilities for generation of income 1. Yes 2. No 1 YES 2 NO Animals for transportation Animals for transportation Animals for transportation Animals for transportation Animals for transportation Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Taxi Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-taxi Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Truck Truck Truck Truck Truck Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-truck Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Tractor Tractor Tractor Tractor Tractor Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-tractor Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Container water Container water Container water Container water Container water Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-Container water Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Tailoring machine Tailoring machine Tailoring machine Tailoring machine Tailoring machine Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-Tailoring machine Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Craft jobs Craft jobs Craft jobs Craft jobs Craft jobs Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-Craft jobs Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Trade jobs Trade jobs Trade jobs Trade jobs Trade jobs Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-Trade jobs Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Other Other Other Other Other Availability of durable goods 1. Yes 2. No Does household have facilities for generation of income-Other Main Source of Income 1 YES 2 NO Main Source of Income of household Main Source of Income of household Main Source of Income of household Main Source of Income of household Main Source of Income of household Does household have facilities for generation of income Main Source of Income 1 Household Business 2 Wages & Salaries 3 Remittances in Cash\ Other Sources Family has agricultural Family has agricultural Family has agricultural Family has agricultural Family has agricultural main source of income Household have agricultural land 1 YES 2 NO The household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives The household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives The household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives The household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives The household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives the household have animal holdings (Cattle, Sheep and Goats, Poultry, Horses and Mules, Beehives) 1 yes 2 no Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample Questionnaire serial no. in sample The family members received assistance from any party (such as food, medicine, work, educational assistance) during the month of the survey The family members received assistance from any party (such as food, medicine, work, educational assistance) during the month of the survey The family members received assistance from any party (such as food, medicine, work, educational assistance) during the month of the survey The family members received assistance from any party (such as food, medicine, work, educational assistance) during the month of the survey The family members received assistance from any party (such as food, medicine, work, educational assistance) during the month of the survey During the month of the survey, did you or a family member receive any kind of assistance from any party (such as food, medicine, work, educational assistance)? 1 Yes, the family received assistance and it was in need fo 2 Yes, the family received assistance and it was not in nee 3 No, the family did not receive assistance and it was in n 4 No, the family did not receive assistance and it was not in 5 No/Don't know/No answer…….Skip to I05 The number of times The family members received assistance The number of times The family members received assistance The number of times The family members received assistance The number of times The family members received assistance The number of times The family members received assistance How many times have you received assistance Value of Assistnace in NIS Value of Assistnace in NIS Value of Assistnace in NIS Value of Assistnace in NIS Value of Assistnace in NIS Value of Assistnace in NIS The most important assistance received The most important assistance received The most important assistance received The most important assistance received The most important assistance received What is the most important assistance you receive 1 without this assistance we can not manage living 2 we manage our living with difficulty 3 it is a help factor and additional income 4 contributed to decreasing difficulties 5 we can manage our living without 6 not important for household 7 not applicable 88 not applicable 99 do not know The main reason in case your family did not receive any assistance The main reason in case your family did not receive any assistance The main reason in case your family did not receive any assistance The main reason in case your family did not receive any assistance The main reason in case your family did not receive any assistance In case your family did not receive any assistance, what do you think is the main reason? 1 The family did not apply for assistance 2 The family lives in a remote area 3 The family lives in rich neighborhood 99 Other (Specify………………) The need for help in your opinion Regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not The need for help in your opinion Regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not The need for help in your opinion Regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not The need for help in your opinion Regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not The need for help in your opinion Regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not Regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not, do you see that you need help? 1 Yes, often 2 Yes, somewhat 3 Not sure 4 No, no need for assistance 99 Don't know/No answer The opinion on the accuracy or efficacy of targeting needy sectors in terms of food assistance in your community of the extent to reach the needy sectors, regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not, The opinion on the accuracy or efficacy of targeting needy sectors in terms of food assistance in your community of the extent to reach the needy sectors, regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not, The opinion on the accuracy or efficacy of targeting needy sectors in terms of food assistance in your community of the extent to reach the needy sectors, regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not, The opinion on the accuracy or efficacy of targeting needy sectors in terms of food assistance in your community of the extent to reach the needy sectors, regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not, The opinion on the accuracy or efficacy of targeting needy sectors in terms of food assistance in your community of the extent to reach the needy sectors, regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not, Regardless of the fact that you have received assistance or not, what is your opinion on the accuracy or efficacy of targeting needy sectors in terms of food assistance in your community, to what extent you can say that they reach the needy sectors? 1 The assistance reaches primarily the needy people 2 The assistance reaches primarily needy people, but also som 3 Generally, food aid is distributed without distinction betwe 99 Don't know/No answer The principal breadwinner lost his job The principal breadwinner lost his job The principal breadwinner lost his job The principal breadwinner lost his job The principal breadwinner lost his job During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- The principal breadwinner lost his job 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer The family lost its business The family lost its business The family lost its business The family lost its business The family lost its business During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- The family lost its business 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer The family lost it property (house, agricultural land, greenhouses, ... etc.) The family lost it property (house, agricultural land, greenhouses, ... etc.) The family lost it property (house, agricultural land, greenhouses, ... etc.) The family lost it property (house, agricultural land, greenhouses, ... etc.) The family lost it property (house, agricultural land, greenhouses, ... etc.) During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- The family lost it property (house, agricultural land, greenhouses, ... etc.) 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer Difficulties and problems associated with access to the workplace, the market, land, …etc. Difficulties and problems associated with access to the workplace, the market, land, …etc. Difficulties and problems associated with access to the workplace, the market, land, …etc. Difficulties and problems associated with access to the workplace, the market, land, …etc. Difficulties and problems associated with access to the workplace, the market, land, …etc. During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- Difficulties and problems associated with access to the workplace, the market, land, …etc. 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer Loss of assistance Loss of assistance Loss of assistance Loss of assistance Loss of assistance During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- Loss of assistance 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer Loss of full / or part of the salary / delay in obtaining the salary Loss of full / or part of the salary / delay in obtaining the salary Loss of full / or part of the salary / delay in obtaining the salary Loss of full / or part of the salary / delay in obtaining the salary Loss of full / or part of the salary / delay in obtaining the salary During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- Loss of full / or part of the salary / delay in obtaining the salary 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer One of the family members got new job / inheritance/ Better salary/ No business One of the family members got new job / inheritance/ Better salary/ No business One of the family members got new job / inheritance/ Better salary/ No business One of the family members got new job / inheritance/ Better salary/ No business One of the family members got new job / inheritance/ Better salary/ No business During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- One of the family members got new job / inheritance/ Better salary/ No business 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer Movement of residence to new location with better services (closer to work, school, health centers) Movement of residence to new location with better services (closer to work, school, health centers) Movement of residence to new location with better services (closer to work, school, health centers) Movement of residence to new location with better services (closer to work, school, health centers) Movement of residence to new location with better services (closer to work, school, health centers) During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- Movement of residence to new location with better services (closer to work, school, health centers) 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer Rise in food prices Rise in food prices Rise in food prices Rise in food prices Rise in food prices During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- Rise in food prices 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer Other (Specify………………) Other (Specify………………) Other (Specify………………) Other (Specify………………) Other (Specify………………) During the month of the survey, has the family experienced any of the following?- Other (Specify………) 1 yes 2 no 3 not applica 99 Don't know/ No answer Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight Relative Weight