DDI_MHL_2009_WPS_v01_M Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office Accelerated Data Program 2012-07-16 NADA Version 1.0 (July 2012). This is the edited version of the documentation produced during the July 2012 workshop in Guam. Water Project Survey 2009 WPS 2009 MHL_2009_WPS_v01_M Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office Majuro Water and Sewer Company Office of Economic Policy, Planning and Coordination South Pacific Geosciences's Commission Secretariat of the Pacific Community NADA Republic of the Marshall Islands European Union South Pacific Geosciences's Commission World Bank Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Director Other Household Survey [hh/oth] The 2009 Republic of the Marshall Islands Water Project Survey is the first Water Survey conducted in the country. Version 1.0: Edited data not anonymized; basis for published reports Water Under the EU Envelope B project a total of 350 1,500 gallon water catchment units would be made available for Majuro and 150 1,500 gallon units for Ebeye. It was understood at the beginning of the project that the need for water catchments in the urban areas would far out strip the units being brought on island. The need for some type of survey or assessment to better understand conditions on the ground was quickly apparent. As the survey went forward a major definition was agreed to as what defined not having a water catchment. Households with less than 350 gallons of household water storage were classified as not having a water catchment. Typically the smallest catchments that can be purchased in retail stores are about 400 gallons. In addition using accepted international definitions for improved water storage, the blue plastic water barrels many people use for water collection are not classified as proper or improved household water catchments. This is due to their small individual size, approximately 35 gallons. A survey was developed using questions from standard household surveys and some additional questions were inserted after consultation and review by other interested government agencies and NGOs. The survey content covered basic demographics questions, household characteristics and questions on water storage, source and availability. During the course of the survey operations, it was soon recognized how much more was needed to conduct this project in the field over earlier sample surveys conducted by EPPSO. Much of the problem was the reliance on older 1999 Census information on the total number of households on Majuro. EPPSO had been looking at approximately 3,200 households total, not 4,300. The survey operation, as a result was much more extensive and expensive than anticipated and consequently significantly short of the budget required for house to house work. EPPSO was able to work with the EU/SOPAC project management and the World Bank/OECD to increase survey budgets, as an additional $20,000 was provided by the World Bank/OECD. In addition there were technical assistance training inputs from the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) on data processing and SOPAC for GIS mapping. Marshall Islands Urban centers of Majuro Atoll and Ebeye of Kwajalein Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. Private household Structures The survey covered all private household structures on Majuro Atoll and Ebeye of Kwajalein Atoll. Census/enumeration data [cen] The scope of the survey includes: Demographics: Respondent characteristics; number of HH members by age range; number of income earners; and total annual income Household: household characteristics; water storage, availability and source; and sanitation practices. Office of Environment, Policy and Planning Coordination No sampling was done as full enumeration was carried out in the two urban centers of Majuro and Ebeye (Kwajalein Atoll). The sample was originally intended to cover only Majuro Atoll and Ebeye of Kwajalein Atoll. Due to national interests in the water situation of Eniburr (of Kwajalein Atoll) residents, this small islet was also included in the survey. Face-to-face [f2f] The questionnaire for the Water Project survey was based on other household survey questionnaires previously conducted in the RMI, with changes made to focus on the main issue at hand - Water. Questionnaire consisted of the following six sections: Section 1. Demographic Questions - includes questions on respondent characteristics, number of members of household by age group, number of income earners and total annual income for the household structure. Section 2 & 3, 6. Household Characteristics - includes information on the household characteristics - building status; year built; building materials used for walls and roofs. Section 4 & 5. Water Storage & Supply - includes information on water storage (type, capacity, number available, outlet used) and water supply (main source of water for drinking and everyday use as well as availibility). Questionnaires were administered to every household structure. Questionnaires were developed in English and translated by EPPSO staff. Review with relevant stakeholders was conducted and changes were adopted accordingly. A team of two listers - one mapper and one gps point plotter and household structure recorder. After the listing of the Enumeration Areas, list is provided to the two teams of 5 enumerators. Two EPPSO staff were designated to manage and supervise field work. The role of the supervisor was to coordinate field data collection activities, including management of field teams, assignment of household structures, maps and listing, review and edit questionnaires for completeness and validation of information (daily) and to submit questionnaires to EPPSO (every other day). Senior staff of EPPSO visited the fields periodically during the fieldwork as well. Not applicable. Data editing occurred in a number of stages throughout the process: a.) Field editing b.) Office editing for completeness and coding c.) Editing during data entry CSPro v4.0 was used to enter and process data for the Water Project Survey. Skip instructions were instilled and the batch editing feature of CSPro was used to further edit entered data. Total response rate for the RMI Water Project Survey 2009 was 87%. Response rate for Majuro was 85%. Response rate for Ebeye of Kwajalein Atoll was 95%. Not applicable. CONFIDENTIALITY is ensured by Statistical Act 1986. No individual or household will be identified in subsequent analysis. Director Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the Identification of the Primary Investigator - the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation) - the survey reference number - the source and date of download Example: Economic Policy, Planning and Statistics Office (EPPSO), Republic of the Marshall Islands. Water Project Survey 2009. Ref. MHL_2009_WPS_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from [source] on [date]. The user of the data acknowledges that the EPPSO and SPC bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. HOUSE This file contains basic cover information of the survey questionnaire - GPS information, interview times, name of household head, camera used, and interviewer, coder, and keyer's initials. 0 20 PERSON (HEAD) This file contains data related to the population and household section of the survey questionnaire. Basically covers basic demographics on the household memebers - age of respondent, number of household members by sex and age ranges. On the housing, it covers information on the characteristics of the house as well as water storage information and availability. All basic tables were derived from all the variables in this file. 0 86 Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Name of Atoll 11 Majuro 15 Kwajalein Village Village Village Village Village Zone / Village Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household Number GPS Unit No. GPS Unit No. GPS Unit No. GPS Unit No. GPS Unit No. GPS Unit Number GPS Waypoint No. GPS Waypoint No. GPS Waypoint No. GPS Waypoint No. GPS Waypoint No. GPS Waypoint Number GPS latitude - degree North GPS latitude - degree North GPS latitude - degree North GPS latitude - degree North GPS latitude - degree North Latitude (N) GPS latitude - percents North GPS latitude - percents North GPS latitude - percents North GPS latitude - percents North GPS latitude - percents North Latitude (N) GPS latitude - thousands North GPS latitude - thousands North GPS latitude - thousands North GPS latitude - thousands North GPS latitude - thousands North Latitude (N) GPS longitude - degrees East GPS longitude - degrees East GPS longitude - degrees East GPS longitude - degrees East GPS longitude - degrees East Longitude (E) GPS longitude - percents East GPS longitude - percents East GPS longitude - percents East GPS longitude - percents East GPS longitude - percents East Longitude (E) GPS longitude - thousands East GPS longitude - thousands East GPS longitude - thousands East GPS longitude - thousands East GPS longitude - thousands East Longitude (E) Date of household interview Date of household interview Date of household interview Date of household interview Date of household interview Final Visit Day of household interview Day of household interview Day of household interview Day of household interview Day of household interview Final Visit Month of household interview Month of household interview Month of household interview Month of household interview Month of household interview Final Visit Year of household interview Year of household interview Year of household interview Year of household interview Year of household interview Final Visit Result Result Result Result Result Result 1 completed 2 Partly completed 3 Refused 4 Vacant 5 Household not available 6 Other Number of household visits Number of household visits Number of household visits Number of household visits Number of household visits Total Number of Visits Supervisor number Supervisor number Supervisor number Supervisor number Supervisor number Team Supervisor Office editor number Office editor number Office editor number Office editor number Office editor number Office Editor Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Keyed By Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Atoll Name of Atoll 11 Majuro 15 Kwajalein Village Village Village Village Village Zone / Village Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household No. Household Number Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Gender of respondent Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent Gender of respondent 1 Male 2 Female Age of respondent Age of respondent Age of respondent Age of respondent Age of respondent Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent What is your age? Type of Family Type of Family Type of Family Type of Family Type of Family Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent Type of family 1 Immediate Family 2 Joint/extended Ethnicity or race of HH Head Ethnicity or race of HH Head Ethnicity or race of HH Head Ethnicity or race of HH Head Ethnicity or race of HH Head Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent What is the ethnicity or race of the hh member? 27 Marshallese 30 Micronesian 41 Australian 42 New Zealander 51 Chinese 52 Japanese 54 Phillipino 65 USA 66 Other Total persons Total persons Total persons Total persons Total persons Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent No. of People living in the house? Total Males Total Males Total Males Total Males Total Males Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent No. of People living in the house? - Male Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females Total Females Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent No. of People living in the house? - Female Total members by age group Total members by age group Total members by age group Total members by age group Total members by age group Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the following age-groups living in the household most the year? 0 - 4yrs 0 - 4yrs 0 - 4yrs 0 - 4yrs 0 - 4yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 0-4 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 5 - 9yrs 5 - 9yrs 5 - 9yrs 5 - 9yrs 5 - 9yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 0-5 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 10 - 14yrs 10 - 14yrs 10 - 14yrs 10 - 14yrs 10 - 14yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 10-14 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 15 - 19yrs 15 - 19yrs 15 - 19yrs 15 - 19yrs 15 - 19yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 15-19 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 20 - 24yrs 20 - 24yrs 20 - 24yrs 20 - 24yrs 20 - 24yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 20-24 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 25 - 29yrs 25 - 29yrs 25 - 29yrs 25 - 29yrs 25 - 29yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 25-29 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 30 - 34yrs 30 - 34yrs 30 - 34yrs 30 - 34yrs 30 - 34yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 30-34 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 35 - 39yrs 35 - 39yrs 35 - 39yrs 35 - 39yrs 35 - 39yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 35-39 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 40 - 44yrs 40 - 44yrs 40 - 44yrs 40 - 44yrs 40 - 44yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 40-44 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 45 - 49yrs 45 - 49yrs 45 - 49yrs 45 - 49yrs 45 - 49yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 45-49 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 50 - 54yrs 50 - 54yrs 50 - 54yrs 50 - 54yrs 50 - 54yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 50-54 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 55 - 59yrs 55 - 59yrs 55 - 59yrs 55 - 59yrs 55 - 59yrs Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people in the 55-59 yrs age-group living in this household most of the year? 60 and over 60 and over 60 and over 60 and over 60 and over Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent State the number of people age 60 and over living in this household most of the year? Members working Members working Members working Members working Members working Q1 to Q9 are to be answered by the respondent How many members in the household are currently working (earning a paycheck) either part-time or full time? Total HH Annual Income Total HH Annual Income Total HH Annual Income Total HH Annual Income Total HH Annual Income What is the total annual income for all members of the household? Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling Type of Dwelling Q10 to Q11 are to be answered by the respondent and by observation Type of Dwelling 1 Residential 2 Residential/Commercial 3 Trailer 4 Condo/Duplex 5 Apartment 6 Government 7 Community Year built Year built Year built Year built Year built Q10 to Q11 are to be answered by the respondent and by observation Year Building/House was built 1 2008 2 2007 3 2006 4 2005-2001 5 2000-1996 6 1995-1991 7 1990-1986 8 1985-1981 9 1980 or earlier 10 Not applicable 11 Dont know Outside walls Outside walls Outside walls Outside walls Outside walls Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Construction Materials of the Outer/Outside Walls Q12 to Q28 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. 1 Concrete/Brick/Stone 2 Wood 3 Half concrete/brick/stone/half wood 4 Galvanized iron/Aluminum 5 Other Roof materials Roof materials Roof materials Roof materials Roof materials Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Roof Materials 1 Asbestos 2 Tin/aluminum 3 Plastic 4 Concrete 5 Thatched 6 Other Roof condition Roof condition Roof condition Roof condition Roof condition Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Roof Condition 1 Fully working 2 Needs repair 3 Needs replacing Roof slope Roof slope Roof slope Roof slope Roof slope Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Roof Slope 1 Fat (<2.5") 2 Low (2.5" - 20") 3 Steep (>20") % Tree cover - Roof % Tree cover - Roof % Tree cover - Roof % Tree cover - Roof % Tree cover - Roof Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. % Tree Cover 1 No tree cover 2 25% cover 3 50% cover 4 75% cover 5 100% cover Roof Capture Roof Capture Roof Capture Roof Capture Roof Capture Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Roof capture 1 0 % 2 25% 3 50% 4 75% 5 100% Gutter Available Gutter Available Gutter Available Gutter Available Gutter Available Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Gutter Available If "NO", skip to Q22. 1 Yes 2 No Gutter condition Gutter condition Gutter condition Gutter condition Gutter condition Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Gutter Condition 1 Fully working 2 Needs repair 3 Needs replacing Gutter material Gutter material Gutter material Gutter material Gutter material Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Gutter Materials 1 Asbestos 2 Plastic 3 Other Gutter type Gutter type Gutter type Gutter type Gutter type Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Gutter Type 1 Half pipe 2 Rectangular 3 Other Down Pipe Available Down Pipe Available Down Pipe Available Down Pipe Available Down Pipe Available Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Down Pipe Available If "NO", skip to Q24. 1 Yes 2 No Down pipe condition Down pipe condition Down pipe condition Down pipe condition Down pipe condition Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Down pipe condition 1 Fully working 2 Needs repair 3 Needs replacing Water Catchment Available Water Catchment Available Water Catchment Available Water Catchment Available Water Catchment Available Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment/Storage Tank Available? If "NO, skip to Q34 1 Yes 2 No Number of catchment/storage Number of catchment/storage Number of catchment/storage Number of catchment/storage Number of catchment/storage Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. How many Catchment/Storage Tanks are available? Capacity of water tanks in gallons Capacity of water tanks in gallons Capacity of water tanks in gallons Capacity of water tanks in gallons Capacity of water tanks in gallons Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 1 Tank 1 Tank 1 Tank 1 Tank 1 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 2 Tank 2 Tank 2 Tank 2 Tank 2 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 3 Tank 3 Tank 3 Tank 3 Tank 3 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 4 Tank 4 Tank 4 Tank 4 Tank 4 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 5 Tank 5 Tank 5 Tank 5 Tank 5 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 6 Tank 6 Tank 6 Tank 6 Tank 6 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 7 Tank 7 Tank 7 Tank 7 Tank 7 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 8 Tank 8 Tank 8 Tank 8 Tank 8 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Tank 9 Tank 9 Tank 9 Tank 9 Tank 9 Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. If Yes, capacity of Water Tank (in gallons)? Down pipe connected to storage Down pipe connected to storage Down pipe connected to storage Down pipe connected to storage Down pipe connected to storage Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Down pipe connected to Storage Tank (s)? If "NO", skip to Q29 1 Yes 2 No Number of storage tanks connected to down pipe Number of storage tanks connected to down pipe Number of storage tanks connected to down pipe Number of storage tanks connected to down pipe Number of storage tanks connected to down pipe Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Number of Storage Tanks Connected to down pipe? Water tank materials Water tank materials Water tank materials Water tank materials Water tank materials Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment/Storage Tank Materials 1 Concrete 2 Tin/aluminum 3 Plastic 4 Fiber glass 5 Barrel 6 Other Concrete Concrete Concrete Concrete Concrete Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Materials Tin/aluminium Tin/aluminium Tin/aluminium Tin/aluminium Tin/aluminium Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Materials Plastic Plastic Plastic Plastic Plastic Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Materials Fiber Glass Fiber Glass Fiber Glass Fiber Glass Fiber Glass Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Materials Barrel Barrel Barrel Barrel Barrel Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Materials Other - specify Other - specify Other - specify Other - specify Other - specify Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Materials Water catchment/Storage Condition Water catchment/Storage Condition Water catchment/Storage Condition Water catchment/Storage Condition Water catchment/Storage Condition Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment/Storage Tank Condition? 1 Fully working 2 Needs repair 3 Needs replacing Fully working Fully working Fully working Fully working Fully working Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Condition Needs repair Needs repair Needs repair Needs repair Needs repair Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Condition Needs replacing Needs replacing Needs replacing Needs replacing Needs replacing Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Water Catchment / Storage Tank Condition Geometry of Water Storage Geometry of Water Storage Geometry of Water Storage Geometry of Water Storage Geometry of Water Storage Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Geometry of Catchment/Storage Tanks Cylinderical Cylinderical Cylinderical Cylinderical Cylinderical Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Geometry of Catchment / Storage Tanks Rectangular Rectangular Rectangular Rectangular Rectangular Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Geometry of Catchment / Storage Tanks Others - specify Others - specify Others - specify Others - specify Others - specify Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Geometry of Catchment / Storage Tanks Outlet used in storage tanks Outlet used in storage tanks Outlet used in storage tanks Outlet used in storage tanks Outlet used in storage tanks Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Outlet used in Catchment/Storage Tanks Tap Tap Tap Tap Tap Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Outlet used in Catchment / Storage Tanks Pump Pump Pump Pump Pump Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Outlet used in Catchment / Storage Tanks Bucket/Manual Bucket/Manual Bucket/Manual Bucket/Manual Bucket/Manual Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Outlet used in Catchment / Storage Tanks Siphon Siphon Siphon Siphon Siphon Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Outlet used in Catchment / Storage Tanks Gauze available Gauze available Gauze available Gauze available Gauze available Q12 to Q33 are to be answered by mere obervation if doubtful, ask the respondent. Gauze Available? 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 Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent What is the main source of drinking water? 1 Public piped water 2 Rain catchment 3 Bottled water 4 Well 5 Other (Specify) Main Source water availability throughout year Main Source water availability throughout year Main Source water availability throughout year Main Source water availability throughout year Main Source water availability throughout year Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent Is water available (from your main source) throughout the year? If "YES", skip to Q37 1 Yes 2 No Frequency of scarcity of drinking water Frequency of scarcity of drinking water Frequency of scarcity of drinking water Frequency of scarcity of drinking water Frequency of scarcity of drinking water Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent How often do you most face scarcity of drinking water? 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Not much Main source of water for everyday use Main source of water for everyday use Main source of water for everyday use Main source of water for everyday use Main source of water for everyday use Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent What is the main source of water for everyday use? 1 Public piped water 2 Rain catchment 3 Bottled water 4 Well 5 Other (Specify) Main source water for every day use availability throughout the year Main source water for every day use availability throughout the year Main source water for every day use availability throughout the year Main source water for every day use availability throughout the year Main source water for every day use availability throughout the year Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent Is water available (from your main source) for everyday use throughout the year? If "YES", skip to Q40 1 Yes 2 No Frequency of scarcity of water for everyday use Frequency of scarcity of water for everyday use Frequency of scarcity of water for everyday use Frequency of scarcity of water for everyday use Frequency of scarcity of water for everyday use Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent How often do you most face scarcity of water for everyday use? 1 Often 2 Sometimes 3 Not much Main source of cooking fuel Main source of cooking fuel Main source of cooking fuel Main source of cooking fuel Main source of cooking fuel Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent What is your main source of fuel for cooking? 1 Kerosene 2 Electricity 3 Gas/Propane 4 Wood 5 Other Type of toilet used Type of toilet used Type of toilet used Type of toilet used Type of toilet used Q34 to Q41 are to be answered by the respondent What kind of toilet is used by hh members? 1 Flush toilet, inside dwelling 2 flush toilet, outside dwelling 3 Water sealed 4 Pit latrine 5 Beach/bushes Roof calculation - length Roof calculation - length Roof calculation - length Roof calculation - length Roof calculation - length Roof Calculation - length (ft) Roof calculation - width Roof calculation - width Roof calculation - width Roof calculation - width Roof calculation - width Roof Calculation - width (ft) Rood calculation - area(sq ft) Rood calculation - area(sq ft) Rood calculation - area(sq ft) Rood calculation - area(sq ft) Rood calculation - area(sq ft) Roof Calculation - area (sq. feet)