DDI_MLI_2010_InS_v01_M_WB Antonina Redko <_value> NADA Version 01 Informal Survey 2010 InS 2010 MLI_2010_InS_v01_M_WB World Bank NADA World Bank Enterprise Survey [en/oth] The World Bank's Informal Surveys collect data on non-registered business activities in different countries. The Informal Surveys were developed in parallel to the World Bank's Enterprise Surveys (ES), which are administered to formal, private, non-agricultural firms around the world. In some countries unregistered enterprises make up a significant part of the economy. Understanding how informal businesses function and why they prefer to remain non-registered could help implement changes in government - business relationships. The Informal Surveys are conducted using a uniform sampling methodology in order to minimize measurement error and yield data that are comparable across the world's economies. This research is a survey of unregistered businesses conducted in Mali between May and November 2010, at the same time with Mali 2010 Enterprise Survey. Data from 120 enterprises were analyzed. Questionnaire topics include general information about a business, infrastructure and services, sales and supplies, crime, sources and access to finance, business-government relationship, assets, AIDS and sickness (for African region), bribery, workforce composition, obstacles to get registration, reasons for not registering, and benefits that an establishment could get from registration. The mode of data collection is face-to-face interviews. The Informal Surveys aim to accomplish the following objectives: 1) To provide information about the state of the private sector for informal businesses in client countries; 2) To generate information about the reasons of said informality; 3) To collect useful data for the research agenda on informality; 4) To provide information on the level of activity in the informal sector of selected urban centers in each country. Mali National The primary sampling unit of the Informal Surveys is an unregistered establishment. For Mali, informal firms were defined as those not registered as determined by a list of firms supplied by the World Bank. The whole population, or the universe, covered in the survey is the non-agricultural informal economy. At the beginning of each survey, a screening procedure is conducted in order to identify eligible interviewees. At this point, a full description of all the activities of the business owner or manager is taken; based on its principal activity, a business is then classified in the manufacturing or services stratum using a list of activities developed from previous iterations of the survey. Certain activities are excluded such as strictly illegal activities (e.g., prostitution or drug trafficking) as well as individual activities that are forms of selling labor like domestic servants or windshield washers. Sample survey data [ssd] HFC Research Associates The Informal Surveys are conducted in selected urban centers, which are intended to coincide with the locations for the implementation of the main Enterprise Surveys. The overall number of interviews is pre-determined. In Mali, Bamako, Mopti, Segou, and Sikasso were identified as urban centers of interest. The sample was confined to the major cities covered and the survey was run in parallel with the enterprise surveys of the formal economy. The target number of interviews will reflect, as far as practical, the individuals' population distribution but with no more than 60% sample from a single city and no city with fewer than 20 interviews in total. Sampling in the Informal Surveys is conducted within clearly delineated sampling zones, which are geographically determined divisions within each urban center. Sampling zones are defined at the beginning of fieldwork, and are delineated according to the concentration and geographical dispersion of informal business activity. After the sampling sizes are defined for each location every city is divided into several zones that may or may not correspond to the administrative districts. In Mali, using Google maps or local city maps, the target areas within each city were identified. With input from the local agency applying local knowledge, the starting points were defined. The number of zones was determined by the target sample size for each city divided by the cluster size (4 interviews). In Bamako, 60 interviews were completed in 15 sampling zones. In Mopti, Segou, and Sikasso, 20 interviews were completed in 5 sample zones in each city. In order to provide information on diverse aspects of the informal economy, the sample is designed to have equal proportions of services and manufacturing (50:50). These sectors are defined by responses provided by each informal business to a question on the business's main activity included in the screener portion of the questionnaire. As a general rule, services must constitute an ongoing business enterprise and so exclude the sale of manual labor. Manufacturing activity in the informal sector includes business activity requiring inputs and/or intermediate goods. Thus, for example, the processing of coffee, sugar, oil, dried fruit, or other processed foods is considered manufacturing, while the simple selling of these goods falls under services. If an informal business conducts a mixture of these activities, the business is considered under the manufacturing stratum. Each sampling zone was designed with the goal of obtaining two interviews in services and two interviews in manufacturing. In order to ensure a degree of geographical dispersion within each sampling zone, two starting points were identified. Each sampling zone, including its two starting points, were marked using Google maps, with the GPS coordinates of the starting points being systematically recorded. Additionally, when obtaining a complete interview, the exact address of the informal business (or where the interview took place) was registered by the interviewer. Once in the office, this address was searched in Google maps, and its GPS coordinates were registered in a fieldwork report. If no address was immediately available, using local knowledge, the GPS coordinates were determined using imaging via Google maps. In order to preserve confidentiality, the exact coordinates of businesses are not published. Due to issues of non-response, in the process of fieldwork, the implementing contractor was unable to obtain the targeted four interviews in each of the originally delineated sectors. As a result, replacement sectors were delineated, ex post. Additionally, the implementing contractor noted that in various interviews there were notable shortfalls in response rates to certain questions. For these reasons, additional interviews were authorized. These were distributed according to the discretion of the implementing contractor in Mali, with authorization from the World Bank. In sum, there were 30 zones in Mali; 15 zones in Bamako, 5 zones each in Mopti, Segou, and Sikasso. Complete information regarding the sampling methodology can be found in "Description of Mali Informal Survey Implementation" in "Technical Documents" folder. Face-to-face [f2f] The current survey instrument is available: - Informal Questionnaire. The survey topics include general information about a business, infrastructure and services, sales and supplies, crime, sources and access to finance, business-government relationship, assets, AIDS and sickness (for African region), bribery, workforce composition, obstacles to get registration, reasons for not registering, and benefits that an establishment could get from registration. The surveys were implemented following a two-stage procedure. In the first stage, a screener questionnaire was applied to determine eligibility of a business or activity; once a business or activity was identified as eligible, willing participants were interviewed. While in theory this procedure allows interviewers to schedule an appointment at a later time, in reality, the vast majority of screener and full interviews were realized in immediate succession. Data entry and quality controls are implemented by the contractor and data is delivered to the World Bank in batches (typically 10%, 50% and 100%). These data deliveries are checked for logical consistency, out of range values, skip patterns, and duplicate entries. Problems are flagged by the World Bank and corrected by the implementing contractor through data checks, callbacks, and revisiting establishments. Confidentiality of the survey respondents and the sensitive information they provide is necessary to ensure the greatest degree of survey participation, integrity and confidence in the quality of the data. Surveys are usually carried out in cooperation with business organizations and government agencies promoting job creation and economic growth, but confidentiality is never compromised. Where necessary please site the source as "Enterprise Analysis Unit - World Bank Group https://www.enterprisesurveys.org" Firm-level data is available to the public free-of-charge. In order to access the data, users must agree to abide by a strict confidentiality agreement available through Enterprise Analysis Unit website by clicking on "External users register here" at https://www.enterprisesurveys.org/Portal 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. Mali-2010-Informal-full data- The file contains the cleaned, raw database. 120 193 UNIQUE FIRMID UNIQUE FIRMID UNIQUE FIRMID UNIQUE FIRMID UNIQUE FIRMID 120 Global-unique identifier Your questionnaire number Your questionnaire number Your questionnaire number Your questionnaire number Your questionnaire number 120 Country-unique identifier a0. Questionnaire a0. Questionnaire a0. Questionnaire a0. Questionnaire a0. Questionnaire CONTROL INFORMATION 120 4 Informal a1. Country Code a1. Country Code a1. Country Code a1. Country Code a1. Country Code CONTROL INFORMATION 120 112 Angola 113 Botswana 114 DRC 115 Mali a2x. City/ Town/ Village a2x. City/ Town/ Village a2x. City/ Town/ Village a2x. City/ Town/ Village a2x. City/ Town/ Village CONTROL INFORMATION 120 Bamako Mopti Segou Sikasso a3a. Region of the business a3a. Region of the business a3a. Region of the business a3a. Region of the business a3a. Region of the business CONTROL INFORMATION 120 1 Bamako 2 Mopti 3 Segou 4 Sikasso a3b. Size of locality a3b. Size of locality a3b. Size of locality a3b. Size of locality a3b. Size of locality CONTROL INFORMATION 120 1 Capital city 2 City with population over 1 million – other than capital 3 Over 250.000 to 1 million 4 50.000 to 250.000 5 Less than 50.000 a5. Interviewer Number a5. Interviewer Number a5. Interviewer Number a5. Interviewer Number a5. Interviewer Number CONTROL INFORMATION 120 a6. Supervisor Number a6. Supervisor Number a6. Supervisor Number a6. Supervisor Number a6. Supervisor Number CONTROL INFORMATION 120 1 2 a4. Is this business registered? a4. Is this business registered? a4. Is this business registered? a4. Is this business registered? a4. Is this business registered? CONTROL INFORMATION Is this business registered with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? If answer is Yes TERMINATE 120 1 Yes 2 No Sc2x. What is the main activity of this business? Sc2x. What is the main activity of this business? Sc2x. What is the main activity of this business? Sc2x. What is the main activity of this business? Sc2x. What is the main activity of this business? What is the main activity of this business? Description as said by respondent 120 ALIMENT FRUITTERS ET DIVERS Alimentation Aluminum vitrerie Atelier coutire Buches des pains, longs et petits dianetre Buches et puits (Maconnerie) COIFFURE COIFFURE (TRESSE) COUTURE Casseroles & drivers Coiffure Coiffure femmes (les tresses) Coiffure hommes Conection Basin Confection chemise pantalon vetement pour femme Confection des basins Construction metallique Couture Couture Habits Homme et femme Couture Hommes & Femme Couture Hommes & Femmes Couturier Creuse des puits a grand diametre Du lait caille Ebenesterie Electro Entretien et nettoyage FABRICATION DE CHARETTE FABRICATION DE CHARETTES FABRICATION DE PRODUITS EN METAL Fabrication de chaussures/cordonnier Fabrication de gatteau Fabrique d'outils electriques Fabrique de pains Fabrique des objets metalliques Fabrique des portes fenetres en metal Fauteuils lits, armoire Froid/congelation de glace Habit/teinture L internet & photocopies le sausies MENLIISERTIE Macaroni, savons, lait, chaussures, sucre, the Marmites, feoyers ameliores Mecanique auts Menuiserie Menuisier/metallique Mequisere generale Mécanicien Nenuiserie Pates et pains Pieces de rechange de moto Porte metallique Porte metalliques/ferailles Portes en metal/objets en fer Poterie Produit alimentaire Quincaillerie REPARATION D'ENGIN A DEUX ROUES REPARATION DE VEHICULES Reparation Moto, groupe electrogene Reparation d'appareil electronique Reparation d'engin a deux roues Reparation d'engna deux roues et fourneaur Reparation de moto Reparation de voitures (Depannage) Reparation des objets metalliques Reparation moto, groupe electrogene Reparer les pneus Riz/mila Rizau gras, frites, poulets possons Rotisserie Rotisserie et pain Salon coiffure Salon de coiffure Sculpture et coiffure Service et entretien Soudure Tailleur Teinturier Univaselle EAU VENTE D'ARTICLES INFORMATIQUES VENTE DE PRODUITS COSMETIQUES VENTE SURCU PAIT COIFIE Vente d ustensiles Vente d'aliment fruitier Vente d'appareil electronique Vente d'epicerie Vente dans une alimentation Vente de boisson et ebergement et nou Vente de cassette Vente de produit alimentaire Vente de produits alimentaires Vente des/pieces detachees Vente divers Vente dobject electronique Vente generale Ventie de produts pretroliers et lavage reparation Tele Sc2a. Activity Sector Sc2a. Activity Sector Sc2a. Activity Sector Sc2a. Activity Sector Sc2a. Activity Sector INTERVIEWER: PLEASE CODE ONLY AFTER HAVING WRITTEN THE DESCRIPTION. What is the main activity of this business? 120 1 Manufacturing 2 Services Sc2b. Activity Sc2b. Activity Sc2b. Activity Sc2b. Activity Sc2b. Activity INTERVIEWER: PLEASE CODE ONLY AFTER HAVING WRITTEN THE DESCRIPTION. What is the main activity of this business? 120 1 Manufacturing of clothes or shoes 2 Manufacturing of baked food (Baker) 3 Manufacturing of coffee, sugar, oil, dry fruits and other processed foods 4 Manufacturing of handcrafts 5 Manufacturing of furniture 6 Manufacturing of metal products 7 Manufacturing of household items 8 Manufacturing of tools and instruments 14 Other manufacturing (not included above) 15 Selling food or Groceries 16 Selling of clothes or household items 17 Selling of other goods 18 Selling of business/computer/phone services 19 Transport Services 20 Cleaning and washing services 21 Hairdressers and barber shops 22 Professional Services 23 Repairing services 24 Construction 30 Other services (not included above) a8d. Day a8d. Day a8d. Day a8d. Day a8d. Day Time face-to-face interview begins: 120 5 6 7 10 17 18 19 20 21 28 a8m. Month a8m. Month a8m. Month a8m. Month a8m. Month Time face-to-face interview begins: 120 6 7 a8y. Year a8y. Year a8y. Year a8y. Year a8y. Year Time face-to-face interview begins: 120 2010 a8h. Hour a8h. Hour a8h. Hour a8h. Hour a8h. Hour Time face-to-face interview begins: 120 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 a8min. Minutes a8min. Minutes a8min. Minutes a8min. Minutes a8min. Minutes Time face-to-face interview begins: 120 2 3 5 6 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 20 21 23 24 25 26 27 28 30 31 35 39 40 42 45 47 48 49 50 52 53 54 55 57 58 a9. Does this business have more than one main business activity? a9. Does this business have more than one main business activity? a9. Does this business have more than one main business activity? a9. Does this business have more than one main business activity? a9. Does this business have more than one main business activity? READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING. The goal of this survey is to gather information and opinions about business activities such as yours. The information gathered here will help WORLD BANK to develop policies and programs that enhance employment and economic growth in [COUNTRY]. The information obtained here will be held in the strictest confidentiality. Neither your name nor the name of your business will be used in any analysis based on this survey. Does this business have more than one main business activity? INTERVIEWER: IF THERE IS MORE THAN ONE MAIN BUSINESS ACTIVITY AND ONE OF THE MAIN ACTIVITIES IS MANUFACTURING, CONDUCT THE INTERVIEW FOR THE MANUFACTURING ACTIVITY ONLY. IF ALL MAIN BUSINESS ACTIVITIES ARE SERVICES, ASK ABOUT THE BUSINESS ACTIVITY THAT CONTRIBUTES MOST TO THE TURNOVER OF THE BUSINESS. IF TWO SERVICE SECTOR ACTIVITIES CONTRIBUTE EQUALLY AND ONE IS RETAIL, ASK ABOUT THE NON-RETAIL ACTIVITY. 120 1 Yes 2 No b1. How many owners does this business have? b1. How many owners does this business have? b1. How many owners does this business have? b1. How many owners does this business have? b1. How many owners does this business have? How many owners does this business have? If '1' GO TO QUESTION B3 120 1 9 1.325 0.98 1 2 3 4 9 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) b2. How many owners are male? b2. How many owners are male? b2. How many owners are male? b2. How many owners are male? b2. How many owners are male? How many owners are male? INTERVIEWER MAKE SURE THE TOTAL NUMBER OF MALES IS SMALLER OR EQUAL TO B1 20 100 1 4 2.2 0.834 1 2 3 4 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss b3. Is the largest owner female? b3. Is the largest owner female? b3. Is the largest owner female? b3. Is the largest owner female? b3. Is the largest owner female? Is the largest owner female? If there are multiple large owners with the same ownership share, please answer with respect to the person most active in the operation of the firm. 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No AFb4. How did the largest owner acquire ownership of this business? AFb4. How did the largest owner acquire ownership of this business? AFb4. How did the largest owner acquire ownership of this business? AFb4. How did the largest owner acquire ownership of this business? AFb4. How did the largest owner acquire ownership of this business? INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD How did the largest owner acquire ownership of this business? If answer is 1, 2, 4, 5 or -9 GO TO QUESTION B6 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Started the business on his/her own or with partners 2 Purchased an existing business 3 Joined an existing family business 4 Joined an existing non family business 5 Other (spontaneous) AFb5. The family business was joined by: AFb5. The family business was joined by: AFb5. The family business was joined by: AFb5. The family business was joined by: AFb5. The family business was joined by: The family business was joined by: 6 114 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Heritage 2 Marriage 3 Other (spontaneous) Sysmiss b6. How many full-time workers did this business employ when it started operatio b6. How many full-time workers did this business employ when it started operatio b6. How many full-time workers did this business employ when it started operatio b6. How many full-time workers did this business employ when it started operatio b6. How many full-time workers did this business employ when it started operatio How many full-time workers (total number of people who work in this business) did this business employ when it started operations? Please include all employees and managers INTERVIEWER: include respondent when applicable 119 1 1 60 4.63 6.504 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 21 60 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) b7. In the past three years how many businesses were started by the largest owne b7. In the past three years how many businesses were started by the largest owne b7. In the past three years how many businesses were started by the largest owne b7. In the past three years how many businesses were started by the largest owne b7. In the past three years how many businesses were started by the largest owne In the past three years how many businesses were started by the largest owner? (include this business if started within the three years) If answer is 0 SKIP TO B9 114 6 11 No business was started 1 2 3 4 6 11 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) b8. How many of these businesses are still owned or managed by the largest owner b8. How many of these businesses are still owned or managed by the largest owner b8. How many of these businesses are still owned or managed by the largest owner b8. How many of these businesses are still owned or managed by the largest owner b8. How many of these businesses are still owned or managed by the largest owner How many of these businesses are still owned or managed by the largest owner? 31 89 1 20 3.258 4.803 1 2 3 4 6 7 20 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss b9. Is the largest owner also the main decision maker? b9. Is the largest owner also the main decision maker? b9. Is the largest owner also the main decision maker? b9. Is the largest owner also the main decision maker? b9. Is the largest owner also the main decision maker? Is the largest owner also the main decision maker? If answer is Yes SKIP TO B11 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No b10. Is the main decision maker female? b10. Is the main decision maker female? b10. Is the main decision maker female? b10. Is the main decision maker female? b10. Is the main decision maker female? Is the main decision maker female? 4 116 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss b11. How many years of experience working does the main decision maker have? b11. How many years of experience working does the main decision maker have? b11. How many years of experience working does the main decision maker have? b11. How many years of experience working does the main decision maker have? b11. How many years of experience working does the main decision maker have? How many years of experience working in this sector does the main decision maker have? 115 5 1 50 11.739 8.599 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 24 25 26 28 30 38 50 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) b12. What year did this business originally start? b12. What year did this business originally start? b12. What year did this business originally start? b12. What year did this business originally start? b12. What year did this business originally start? What year did this business originally start? INTERVIEWER: PROVIDE FOUR DIGITS FOR YEAR 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1963 1972 1980 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1990 1991 1992 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 b13. How many people, worked in this business at start up? b13. How many people, worked in this business at start up? b13. How many people, worked in this business at start up? b13. How many people, worked in this business at start up? b13. How many people, worked in this business at start up? How many people, including owner and family members, worked in this business at start up? 119 1 20 3.504 3.22 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 15 20 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) b14. Was this business formally registered with the … at start up? b14. Was this business formally registered with the … at start up? b14. Was this business formally registered with the … at start up? b14. Was this business formally registered with the … at start up? b14. Was this business formally registered with the … at start up? Was this business formally registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register] at start up? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No b15. What is the age of the largest owner? b15. What is the age of the largest owner? b15. What is the age of the largest owner? b15. What is the age of the largest owner? b15. What is the age of the largest owner? READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: Now, we would like to learn more about the background of the business owner. What is the age of the largest owner? 119 1 20 75 36.454 10.604 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 45 46 47 49 50 51 53 54 56 63 70 74 75 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) b16. What is the marital status of the largest owner? b16. What is the marital status of the largest owner? b16. What is the marital status of the largest owner? b16. What is the marital status of the largest owner? b16. What is the marital status of the largest owner? What is the marital status of the largest owner? 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Single 2 Currently married or partnered 3 Divorced or widowed b17. For how many years has the largest owner lived in this city? b17. For how many years has the largest owner lived in this city? b17. For how many years has the largest owner lived in this city? b17. For how many years has the largest owner lived in this city? b17. For how many years has the largest owner lived in this city? For how many years has the largest owner lived in this city? If answer is -5 then SKIP TO B19 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) -5 Entire life 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 24 25 30 34 47 b18. Where did the largest owner live before moving to this city? b18. Where did the largest owner live before moving to this city? b18. Where did the largest owner live before moving to this city? b18. Where did the largest owner live before moving to this city? b18. Where did the largest owner live before moving to this city? INTERVIEWER - READ OUT Where did the largest owner live before moving to this city? 41 79 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Smaller city in the same country 2 Bigger or same size of city in the same country 3 Different country Sysmiss b19. How many people live within the largest owner’s household premises? b19. How many people live within the largest owner’s household premises? b19. How many people live within the largest owner’s household premises? b19. How many people live within the largest owner’s household premises? b19. How many people live within the largest owner’s household premises? How many people live within the largest owner's household premises? 112 8 50 10.527 10.102 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 19 20 21 25 28 30 40 44 50 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) b20a. How many people in owner’s household premises have employment under a cont b20a. How many people in owner’s household premises have employment under a cont b20a. How many people in owner’s household premises have employment under a cont b20a. How many people in owner’s household premises have employment under a cont b20a. How many people in owner’s household premises have employment under a cont How many people within the largest owner's household premises have employment under a contract? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 20 21 b21. What is the highest level of education of the largest owner? b21. What is the highest level of education of the largest owner? b21. What is the highest level of education of the largest owner? b21. What is the highest level of education of the largest owner? b21. What is the highest level of education of the largest owner? INTERVIEWER - READ OUT What is the highest level of education of the largest owner? 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 No Education 2 Primary School (complete or not) 3 Secondary School (complete or not) 4 Vocational Training 5 University training (complete or not) b22. Has the largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education? b22. Has the largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education? b22. Has the largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education? b22. Has the largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education? b22. Has the largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education? Has the largest owner completed any vocational training or adult education? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No b23. What is the highest level of education of either of the largest owner’s par b23. What is the highest level of education of either of the largest owner’s par b23. What is the highest level of education of either of the largest owner’s par b23. What is the highest level of education of either of the largest owner’s par b23. What is the highest level of education of either of the largest owner’s par What is the highest level of education of either of the largest owner's parents? 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 No Education 2 Primary School (complete or not) 3 Secondary School (complete or not) 4 Vocational Training 5 University training (complete or not) b24. Did either of the largest owner’s parents own a business? b24. Did either of the largest owner’s parents own a business? b24. Did either of the largest owner’s parents own a business? b24. Did either of the largest owner’s parents own a business? b24. Did either of the largest owner’s parents own a business? Did either of the largest owner's parents own a business? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No b25. Prior to starting this business, what was the previous occupation of the ow b25. Prior to starting this business, what was the previous occupation of the ow b25. Prior to starting this business, what was the previous occupation of the ow b25. Prior to starting this business, what was the previous occupation of the ow b25. Prior to starting this business, what was the previous occupation of the ow INTERVIEWER - READ OUT Prior to starting this business, what was the previous occupation of the largest owner? 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Employed in the same activity as the current business 2 Employed in a different activity 3 Self-employed in a different type of activity 4 Self employed in the same type of activity 5 Unemployed b26. Does the largest owner currently have a job in a formal business? b26. Does the largest owner currently have a job in a formal business? b26. Does the largest owner currently have a job in a formal business? b26. Does the largest owner currently have a job in a formal business? b26. Does the largest owner currently have a job in a formal business? Does the largest owner currently have a job in an established business? If answer is Yes SKIP TO C1 119 1 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss b27. In the past two years, did the owner try to get a job in a formal business? b27. In the past two years, did the owner try to get a job in a formal business? b27. In the past two years, did the owner try to get a job in a formal business? b27. In the past two years, did the owner try to get a job in a formal business? b27. In the past two years, did the owner try to get a job in a formal business? In the past two years, did the largest owner try to get a job in an established business? If answer is No or Don't Know SKIP TO C1 97 23 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss b28. Did the largest owner get the job? b28. Did the largest owner get the job? b28. Did the largest owner get the job? b28. Did the largest owner get the job? b28. Did the largest owner get the job? Did the largest owner get the job? 13 107 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss c1. Does your business use electricity? c1. Does your business use electricity? c1. Does your business use electricity? c1. Does your business use electricity? c1. Does your business use electricity? READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: Now, we turn to your business. Does your business use electricity? If answer is No GO TO QUESTION C.8 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No c1a. Is the business connected to the electricity grid? c1a. Is the business connected to the electricity grid? c1a. Is the business connected to the electricity grid? c1a. Is the business connected to the electricity grid? c1a. Is the business connected to the electricity grid? Is the business connected to the electricity grid? 92 28 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss c1b. How does this business pay for electricity? c1b. How does this business pay for electricity? c1b. How does this business pay for electricity? c1b. How does this business pay for electricity? c1b. How does this business pay for electricity? INTERVIEWER - READ OUT How does this business pay for electricity? 93 27 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Cash 2 Check or Bank transfer 3 Another form of payment 4 No payment for electricity Sysmiss c2. In the last month, did this business experience power outages? c2. In the last month, did this business experience power outages? c2. In the last month, did this business experience power outages? c2. In the last month, did this business experience power outages? c2. In the last month, did this business experience power outages? In the last month, did this business experience power outages? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION C.6 93 27 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss c3. In the last month, how many power outages did this business experience? c3. In the last month, how many power outages did this business experience? c3. In the last month, how many power outages did this business experience? c3. In the last month, how many power outages did this business experience? c3. In the last month, how many power outages did this business experience? In the last month, how many power outages did this business experience? 52 68 1 20 5.192 4.468 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 15 20 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss c4. How long did these power outages last on average? c4. How long did these power outages last on average? c4. How long did these power outages last on average? c4. How long did these power outages last on average? c4. How long did these power outages last on average? How long did these power outages last on average? 57 63 1 12 2.175 2.428 1 Less than one hour 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss c5a. Loss as percent of total monthly sales due to power outages c5a. Loss as percent of total monthly sales due to power outages c5a. Loss as percent of total monthly sales due to power outages c5a. Loss as percent of total monthly sales due to power outages c5a. Loss as percent of total monthly sales due to power outages Please estimate the losses that resulted from power outages either as a percentage of total monthly sales or as total monthly losses. PROVIDE EITHER ONE OR THE OTHER, NOT BOTH 51 69 30 4.118 6.199 1 2 5 6 7 8 10 15 20 30 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply Sysmiss c5b. Monthly losses due to power outages c5b. Monthly losses due to power outages c5b. Monthly losses due to power outages c5b. Monthly losses due to power outages c5b. Monthly losses due to power outages Please estimate the losses that resulted from power outages either as a percentage of total monthly sales or as total monthly losses. PROVIDE EITHER ONE OR THE OTHER, NOT BOTH 10 110 5000 150000 47000 58698.855 5000 10000 15000 20000 30000 80000 150000 Sysmiss c6. Do you own or share a generator for business activities? c6. Do you own or share a generator for business activities? c6. Do you own or share a generator for business activities? c6. Do you own or share a generator for business activities? c6. Do you own or share a generator for business activities? Does this business own or share a generator? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION C.8 93 27 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss c7. What percent of this business’ electricity came from a generator? c7. What percent of this business’ electricity came from a generator? c7. What percent of this business’ electricity came from a generator? c7. What percent of this business’ electricity came from a generator? c7. What percent of this business’ electricity came from a generator? In the last month, what percent of this business' electricity came from a generator or generators that the business owned or shared? 7 113 1 5 2.143 1.345 1 2 5 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss c8. Does this business use water for its activity? c8. Does this business use water for its activity? c8. Does this business use water for its activity? c8. Does this business use water for its activity? c8. Does this business use water for its activity? Does this business use water for its activity (aside from typical employee consumption and hygiene)? If answer is No GO TO QUESTION C.12 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No c8a. Does the water this business uses come from public or private sources? c8a. Does the water this business uses come from public or private sources? c8a. Does the water this business uses come from public or private sources? c8a. Does the water this business uses come from public or private sources? c8a. Does the water this business uses come from public or private sources? Does the water this business uses for its activity come from public or private sources? If answer is 2 GO TO QUESTION C.12 38 82 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Public 2 Private 3 Both public and private Sysmiss c9. In the last month, did this business experience insufficient water supply? c9. In the last month, did this business experience insufficient water supply? c9. In the last month, did this business experience insufficient water supply? c9. In the last month, did this business experience insufficient water supply? c9. In the last month, did this business experience insufficient water supply? In the last month, did this business experience insufficient water supply? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION C.12 18 102 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss c10. How many incidents of insufficient water supply did this business experienc c10. How many incidents of insufficient water supply did this business experienc c10. How many incidents of insufficient water supply did this business experienc c10. How many incidents of insufficient water supply did this business experienc c10. How many incidents of insufficient water supply did this business experienc In the last month, how many incidents of insufficient water supply did this business experience? If answer is Don't Know GO TO QUESTION C.12 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss c11. How long did these incidents of insufficient water supply last on average? c11. How long did these incidents of insufficient water supply last on average? c11. How long did these incidents of insufficient water supply last on average? c11. How long did these incidents of insufficient water supply last on average? c11. How long did these incidents of insufficient water supply last on average? How long did these incidents of insufficient water supply last on average? 120 1 Less than one hour -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss c12. At the present time, does this business use cell phone(s) for its activity? c12. At the present time, does this business use cell phone(s) for its activity? c12. At the present time, does this business use cell phone(s) for its activity? c12. At the present time, does this business use cell phone(s) for its activity? c12. At the present time, does this business use cell phone(s) for its activity? At the present time, does this business use cell phone(s) for its activity? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No d1x. What was the product or service, that represented the largest % of sales? d1x. What was the product or service, that represented the largest % of sales? d1x. What was the product or service, that represented the largest % of sales? d1x. What was the product or service, that represented the largest % of sales? d1x. What was the product or service, that represented the largest % of sales? READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: The next topic to be covered is about your sales and purchases. In the last month, what was this business' main product or service, that is the product that represented the largest proportion of sales for the month (in value)? 120 ALIMENT FRUITTERS ET DIVERS Alimentation vente du lait Antenne le T.V et tuyau electrioues Appareil dvd Assiettes BRODEUE Basin Boisson Boissons Broderie Browsing et les saisies CHARETTES COFFURE EST VENTE DE PRODUCT DE CHEVEUX COIFFURE COIFFURE HOMMES & ENFANTS COUTURE SIMPLE Cable de telephone, telephone, electronique Cassette cd Cereale/nido Chambre a air Charwama et pain Chaussures en cuire ou en peau Climatisat Coiffure Coiffure simple homme Conotiuction des buches des puits Couture des vetements danes Couture habits pur femme Couture homme & broderie Couture simple Dauteuils Divers marchandises Eau minerale Entretein de moteur Entretien lavage de voiture Et pour veaux Fabrication des buches de puits Fabrication des portes metalliques Fabsication d armoise eubin Fauteuil boure, salon complet Ferailles/portes metalliques Four neaux Fripperie et confection joe basin riche Fruit, legume, fleur Fruits legume sec Fusils, charrues, brouettes, theieres Gateaux Grillage Habillement LES CHARETTES LES LITS ET ARMOTRES LITS OF ARUDIRE La lait Lait Le lait en poudre Les buches les dalles et puits Les vitres et Aluminun Lits Armoires Chaises, Fauteuils Menuisere, biueau, chaise Metal/Soudure Meubles Necamque Nettoyage Nous sommes tres contente de l'enquete, que nous comptons trop sur la banque mondiale POMMADE A PEAU PORTES PORTES & FENETRES EN METAL Pates pains/dores sandwich Peintures et articles divers Pieces detachees Pneu Porte eu metal Porte metallique Portes fenetres lits armoires Poterie canari pot de fleurs Poulet REPARATION DE MOTEUR ROBE DAMES Reparation Reparation de moto Reparation de televiseur Reparation des vehicules Reparation television Reparation vcp Reparer les portes & fenetres Restauration Revision de moto Riz/Mil Rotisserie Rotisserie et pain Sculptures/masques africaines/coiffures dames Sixco I simple Slyliste Soudure & fabrication des portes & fenetres Soudure des objets en metal TELEPHONE TOITURES ET BANES TRESSES Tasses verres drap Teinture Teinture/couture Teinturiere Tissage Tolage Tout marche Travaux sentiers Tresses Maquillage etc Vauli de perduits Vente surce, loit coifie Vetement d2. Do you manufacture this product yourself? d2. Do you manufacture this product yourself? d2. Do you manufacture this product yourself? d2. Do you manufacture this product yourself? d2. Do you manufacture this product yourself? Do you manufacture this product yourself? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No d3. Please estimate total sales of the main product or service? d3. Please estimate total sales of the main product or service? d3. Please estimate total sales of the main product or service? d3. Please estimate total sales of the main product or service? d3. Please estimate total sales of the main product or service? In the last month, please estimate total sales of the main product or service? 86 34 10000 6000000 466279.07 975455.823 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d4. What were this business’s total sales last month? d4. What were this business’s total sales last month? d4. What were this business’s total sales last month? d4. What were this business’s total sales last month? d4. What were this business’s total sales last month? What were this business's total sales last month? 87 33 20000 6000000 614557.471 1014658.118 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d5. The total sales last month represented: d5. The total sales last month represented: d5. The total sales last month represented: d5. The total sales last month represented: d5. The total sales last month represented: READ OUT The total sales last month represented: If answer is 1 GO TO QUESTION D.7 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 What is normally sold by this business 2 Below what is normally sold by this business 3 Above what is normally sold by this business d6. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in a regular month? d6. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in a regular month? d6. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in a regular month? d6. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in a regular month? d6. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in a regular month? Could you please estimate the business's sales in a regular month, that is, a month that is neither the busiest nor the slowest of the year? 36 84 30000 1900000 431666.667 483270.111 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d7. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d7. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d7. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d7. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d7. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y Could you please estimate the business's sales in the slowest month of the year? 83 37 7000 6000000 285409.639 797237.563 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d8. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d8. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d8. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d8. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y d8. Could you please estimate the business’s sales in the slowest month of the y Could you please estimate the business's sales in the busiest month of the year? 86 34 10000 10000000 779197.674 1605288.267 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d9a. In the last month, how much of this business total sales were to final cons d9a. In the last month, how much of this business total sales were to final cons d9a. In the last month, how much of this business total sales were to final cons d9a. In the last month, how much of this business total sales were to final cons d9a. In the last month, how much of this business total sales were to final cons INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD In the last month, how much of this business' total sales were: To final consumers INTERVIEWER: CHECK TOTAL ADDS UP TO TOTAL SALES IN D4. (UNLESS RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW) 89 31 20 4000000 422375.843 763243.577 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d9b. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to other fir d9b. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to other fir d9b. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to other fir d9b. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to other fir d9b. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to other fir INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD In the last month, how much of this business' total sales were: To other firms or businesses INTERVIEWER: CHECK TOTAL ADDS UP TO TOTAL SALES IN D4. (UNLESS RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW) 74 46 2400000 81589.865 310419.959 10 20 80 2500 10000 15000 25000 100000 115000 125000 130000 200000 400000 1000000 2400000 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d9c. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to others d9c. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to others d9c. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to others d9c. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to others d9c. In the last month, how much of this business’ total sales were to others INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD In the last month, how much of this business' total sales were: to others INTERVIEWER: CHECK TOTAL ADDS UP TO TOTAL SALES IN D4. (UNLESS RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW) 74 46 874000 34094.595 109114.514 9000 10000 15000 25000 30000 45000 50000 75000 85000 100000 150000 165000 200000 874000 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d9cx. others (specify) d9cx. others (specify) d9cx. others (specify) d9cx. others (specify) d9cx. others (specify) In the last month, how much of this business' total sales were: to others (specify) INTERVIEWER: CHECK TOTAL ADDS UP TO TOTAL SALES IN D4. (UNLESS RESPONDENT DOES NOT KNOW) 24 Acessories de telephone Boissons Contraplaques Fleurs Founneaux et chaises en metal Four veaux Materiels de couture Mazazur Piece de moto Piece electroniques Pieces detaillers Pommade de cheveux Produit de chevene Produit de cheveux Source Vent de meches Vente Meches Vente d'eau geacee & sucrerie Vente d'eau glacee Vente de boissons non alcolisees Vente de meches Vente de pieces Vente des pneus d10. Do you produce or sell under contract for another business or person? d10. Do you produce or sell under contract for another business or person? d10. Do you produce or sell under contract for another business or person? d10. Do you produce or sell under contract for another business or person? d10. Do you produce or sell under contract for another business or person? Do you produce under contract for another business or person? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No d11. For how many years have you worked with this business’ primary supplier? d11. For how many years have you worked with this business’ primary supplier? d11. For how many years have you worked with this business’ primary supplier? d11. For how many years have you worked with this business’ primary supplier? d11. For how many years have you worked with this business’ primary supplier? For how many years have you known this business' primary supplier of its main input/sales item? 93 27 1 26 6 5.733 1 Less than one hour 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 17 19 20 26 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) d12. How many hours per week does the business normally operate? d12. How many hours per week does the business normally operate? d12. How many hours per week does the business normally operate? d12. How many hours per week does the business normally operate? d12. How many hours per week does the business normally operate? How many hours per week does the business normally operate? 115 5 4 160 64.357 27.131 4 8 9 10 12 15 16 18 24 36 40 41 42 45 48 50 54 56 60 63 64 66 67 70 77 80 84 89 100 104 108 114 120 130 138 160 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) e1. Where is this business located? e1. Where is this business located? e1. Where is this business located? e1. Where is this business located? e1. Where is this business located? READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: Now we turn to another topic. Where Is this business located? If answer is 2 GO TO QUESTION E.2 120 1 Within household premises 2 Outside household premises e1a. What is the main reason the business is located within household premises? e1a. What is the main reason the business is located within household premises? e1a. What is the main reason the business is located within household premises? e1a. What is the main reason the business is located within household premises? e1a. What is the main reason the business is located within household premises? What is the main reason the business is located within household premises? 17 103 -9 Don’t Know (spontaneous) 1 Cost reasons 2 Convenience reasons 3 Social reasons 4 Other (SPECIFY) Sysmiss e1ax. other (specify) e1ax. other (specify) e1ax. other (specify) e1ax. other (specify) e1ax. other (specify) What is the main reason the business is located within household premises? Other (specify) e2. What kind of location does this business have? e2. What kind of location does this business have? e2. What kind of location does this business have? e2. What kind of location does this business have? e2. What kind of location does this business have? INTERVIEWER: PLEASE ANSWER THIS QUESTION YOURSELF BY USING OWN JUDGEMENT What kind of location does this business have? If answer is 3 GO TO QUESTION I.1 103 17 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 With fixed premises and with permanent structure 2 With fixed premises and with temporary structure (kiosk or stall) 3 Without fixed premises (taxis, street vendors, etc.) Sysmiss e3a. What is the total area occupied by this business? e3a. What is the total area occupied by this business? e3a. What is the total area occupied by this business? e3a. What is the total area occupied by this business? e3a. What is the total area occupied by this business? What is the total area occupied by this business? 74 46 1 600 16.061 73.024 1 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 6 8 10 32 33 72 200 600 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply Sysmiss e3b. Specify Unites e3b. Specify Unites e3b. Specify Unites e3b. Specify Unites e3b. Specify Unites What is the total area occupied by this business? 74 46 1 Square Feet 2 Square Meters 3 Other (SPECIFY) Sysmiss e3bx. other (specify) e3bx. other (specify) e3bx. other (specify) e3bx. other (specify) e3bx. other (specify) What is the total area occupied by this business? Other e4. Does this business own the land and building or structures it occupies? e4. Does this business own the land and building or structures it occupies? e4. Does this business own the land and building or structures it occupies? e4. Does this business own the land and building or structures it occupies? e4. Does this business own the land and building or structures it occupies? Does this business own the land and building /temporary structures it occupies? If answer is Yes GO TO QUESTION E.7 118 2 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Yes 2 No 3 Owns one but not the other Sysmiss e5. Does this business pay rent for the land, buildings or structures it occupie e5. Does this business pay rent for the land, buildings or structures it occupie e5. Does this business pay rent for the land, buildings or structures it occupie e5. Does this business pay rent for the land, buildings or structures it occupie e5. Does this business pay rent for the land, buildings or structures it occupie Does this business pay any rent for the land and buildings or temporary structures it occupies? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION E.8 99 21 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss e6a. Monthly rent of land e6a. Monthly rent of land e6a. Monthly rent of land e6a. Monthly rent of land e6a. Monthly rent of land How much is the monthly rent? Please break out the rent into two portions - rent for the land and rent for the building/temporary structures. GO TO QUESTION E.9 INTERVIEWER IF THE RESPONDENT CANNOT SEPARATE LAND AND BUILDINGS ASK FOR COMBINED RENT 71 49 1500000 51987.324 200382.441 100 3500 5000 6000 7500 8000 10000 12500 15000 17500 20000 25000 30000 35000 40000 45000 50000 60000 75000 100000 175000 825000 1500000 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss e6b. Monthly rent of building or temporary structure e6b. Monthly rent of building or temporary structure e6b. Monthly rent of building or temporary structure e6b. Monthly rent of building or temporary structure e6b. Monthly rent of building or temporary structure How much is the monthly rent? Please break out the rent into two portions - rent for the land and rent for the building/temporary structures. GO TO QUESTION E.9 INTERVIEWER IF THE RESPONDENT CANNOT SEPARATE LAND AND BUILDINGS ASK FOR COMBINED RENT 24 96 50000 8212.5 12354.063 100 2000 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000 30000 50000 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss e6c. Monthly rent of land and building or temporary structure e6c. Monthly rent of land and building or temporary structure e6c. Monthly rent of land and building or temporary structure e6c. Monthly rent of land and building or temporary structure e6c. Monthly rent of land and building or temporary structure How much is the monthly rent? Please break out the rent into two portions- rent for the land and rent for the building/temporary structures. GO TO QUESTION E.9 5 115 5000 35000 19000 12942.179 5000 10000 15000 30000 35000 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss e7. Does the owner has a title registered at the land registry office? e7. Does the owner has a title registered at the land registry office? e7. Does the owner has a title registered at the land registry office? e7. Does the owner has a title registered at the land registry office? e7. Does the owner has a title registered at the land registry office? Does the owner or business have a title registered at the land registry office (cadastral register) [insert name of the registration office where properties are registered] over the land it occupies? 21 99 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss e8. How much would the monthly rent be if the business had to pay? e8. How much would the monthly rent be if the business had to pay? e8. How much would the monthly rent be if the business had to pay? e8. How much would the monthly rent be if the business had to pay? e8. How much would the monthly rent be if the business had to pay? How much would the monthly rent be if the business had to pay for the land and buildings it occupies? 21 99 2500 100000 32119.048 26679.536 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) e9. Did the business have to change its location due to lack of formal title? e9. Did the business have to change its location due to lack of formal title? e9. Did the business have to change its location due to lack of formal title? e9. Did the business have to change its location due to lack of formal title? e9. Did the business have to change its location due to lack of formal title? Over the last 12 months, did the business have to change its main business location due to a lack of formal title to its land or building? 118 2 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss i1. Did this business pay for security? i1. Did this business pay for security? i1. Did this business pay for security? i1. Did this business pay for security? i1. Did this business pay for security? READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: We now turn to another topic. In the last month, did this business pay for security, for example equipment, personnel, or security services? If answer is No GO TO QUESTION I.3 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No i2. Please estimate the total cost of security last month i2. Please estimate the total cost of security last month i2. Please estimate the total cost of security last month i2. Please estimate the total cost of security last month i2. Please estimate the total cost of security last month Please estimate the total cost of security last month. 47 73 3000 490000 33617.021 83168.322 3000 5000 6000 7000 7500 9000 10000 15000 20000 30000 60000 100000 200000 250000 490000 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss i3. In the last month, did this business experience losses as a result of crime? i3. In the last month, did this business experience losses as a result of crime? i3. In the last month, did this business experience losses as a result of crime? i3. In the last month, did this business experience losses as a result of crime? i3. In the last month, did this business experience losses as a result of crime? In the last month, did this business experience losses as a result of crime (theft, robbery, vandalism or arson)? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION I.30 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No i4. Please estimate the value of losses due to crime i4. Please estimate the value of losses due to crime i4. Please estimate the value of losses due to crime i4. Please estimate the value of losses due to crime i4. Please estimate the value of losses due to crime Please estimate the value of losses (including sales lost) due to crime occurred to this business last month. 10 110 5000 300000 60100 89883.196 5000 10000 16000 20000 25000 50000 70000 100000 300000 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss i5. Do you think that informal firms make regular informal payments? i5. Do you think that informal firms make regular informal payments? i5. Do you think that informal firms make regular informal payments? i5. Do you think that informal firms make regular informal payments? i5. Do you think that informal firms make regular informal payments? Do you think that informal firms similar to yours make regular informal payments in order to stay in business? Sensitive information, no clarification can be offered 12 108 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss i30. Are crime, theft, disorder Obstacles to the current operations of the busin i30. Are crime, theft, disorder Obstacles to the current operations of the busin i30. Are crime, theft, disorder Obstacles to the current operations of the busin i30. Are crime, theft, disorder Obstacles to the current operations of the busin i30. Are crime, theft, disorder Obstacles to the current operations of the busin Are crime, theft and disorder No Obstacle, a Minor Obstacle, a Moderate Obstacle, a Major Obstacle, or a Very Severe Obstacle to the current operations of this business? Sensitive information, no clarification can be offered 120 -9 Do Not Know (spontaneous) -7 Does Not Apply (spontaneous) No obstacle 1 Minor obstacle 2 Moderate obstacle 3 Major obstacle 4 Very Severe Obstacle k1. Do you normally buy any of your inputs or supplies on credit? k1. Do you normally buy any of your inputs or supplies on credit? k1. Do you normally buy any of your inputs or supplies on credit? k1. Do you normally buy any of your inputs or supplies on credit? k1. Do you normally buy any of your inputs or supplies on credit? READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: I would like to ask you a few questions about how you finance the operations of this business. Do you normally buy any of your inputs or supplies on credit? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k2. Do you normally sell any of your goods or services on credit? k2. Do you normally sell any of your goods or services on credit? k2. Do you normally sell any of your goods or services on credit? k2. Do you normally sell any of your goods or services on credit? k2. Do you normally sell any of your goods or services on credit? Do you normally sell any of your goods or services on credit? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k3. Are the financial accounts run separately from the accounts of the household k3. Are the financial accounts run separately from the accounts of the household k3. Are the financial accounts run separately from the accounts of the household k3. Are the financial accounts run separately from the accounts of the household k3. Are the financial accounts run separately from the accounts of the household Are the financial accounts of the business run separately from the accounts of the household? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4a. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using internal funds k4a. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using internal funds k4a. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using internal funds k4a. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using internal funds k4a. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using internal funds INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Internal funds 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4b. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using credit or advances k4b. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using credit or advances k4b. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using credit or advances k4b. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using credit or advances k4b. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using credit or advances INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Credit from suppliers or advances from customers 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4c. have you financed the day–to-day operations by using moneylenders k4c. have you financed the day–to-day operations by using moneylenders k4c. have you financed the day–to-day operations by using moneylenders k4c. have you financed the day–to-day operations by using moneylenders k4c. have you financed the day–to-day operations by using moneylenders INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Moneylenders 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4d. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using microfinance instituti k4d. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using microfinance instituti k4d. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using microfinance instituti k4d. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using microfinance instituti k4d. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using microfinance instituti INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Microfinance institutions 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4e. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using banks k4e. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using banks k4e. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using banks k4e. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using banks k4e. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using banks INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Banks 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4f. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using friends/relatives k4f. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using friends/relatives k4f. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using friends/relatives k4f. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using friends/relatives k4f. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using friends/relatives INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Friends/ Relatives 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4g. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using other sources k4g. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using other sources k4g. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using other sources k4g. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using other sources k4g. Have you financed the day–to-day operations by using other sources INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Other sources 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k4gx. Other sources (specify) k4gx. Other sources (specify) k4gx. Other sources (specify) k4gx. Other sources (specify) k4gx. Other sources (specify) In the last year, have you financed the day to day operations of this business by using: Other sources k5. Of the options listed above, which is the most used? k5. Of the options listed above, which is the most used? k5. Of the options listed above, which is the most used? k5. Of the options listed above, which is the most used? k5. Of the options listed above, which is the most used? INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD Of the options listed above, which is the most used? 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Internal funds 2 Credit from suppliers or advances from customers 3 Moneylenders 4 Microfinance institutions 5 Banks 6 Friends/ Relatives k6. Did you buy any machinery, means of transport, equipment, land or buildings? k6. Did you buy any machinery, means of transport, equipment, land or buildings? k6. Did you buy any machinery, means of transport, equipment, land or buildings? k6. Did you buy any machinery, means of transport, equipment, land or buildings? k6. Did you buy any machinery, means of transport, equipment, land or buildings? In the last year, did you buy any machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION K.10 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k7a. How much did this business spend on purchases of machinery new or used k7a. How much did this business spend on purchases of machinery new or used k7a. How much did this business spend on purchases of machinery new or used k7a. How much did this business spend on purchases of machinery new or used k7a. How much did this business spend on purchases of machinery new or used INTERVIEWER: READ OUT In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of: Machinery new or used 25 95 4000000 428051.6 958055.695 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) k7b. How much did this business spend on purchases of equipments, tools new or u k7b. How much did this business spend on purchases of equipments, tools new or u k7b. How much did this business spend on purchases of equipments, tools new or u k7b. How much did this business spend on purchases of equipments, tools new or u k7b. How much did this business spend on purchases of equipments, tools new or u INTERVIEWER: READ OUT In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of: Equipments and tools new or used 10 110 700000 175014 246351.377 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) k7c. How much did this business spend on purchases of means of transport k7c. How much did this business spend on purchases of means of transport k7c. How much did this business spend on purchases of means of transport k7c. How much did this business spend on purchases of means of transport k7c. How much did this business spend on purchases of means of transport INTERVIEWER: READ OUT In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of: Vehicles new or used and other means of transport 14 106 2500000 343572.143 637731.228 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) k7d. In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of land k7d. In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of land k7d. In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of land k7d. In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of land k7d. In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of land INTERVIEWER: READ OUT In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of: Land 4 116 30 7.5 15 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) k7e. How much did this business spend on purchases of buildings k7e. How much did this business spend on purchases of buildings k7e. How much did this business spend on purchases of buildings k7e. How much did this business spend on purchases of buildings k7e. How much did this business spend on purchases of buildings INTERVIEWER: READ OUT In the last year, how much did this business spend on purchases of: Buildings (purchased or constructed by yourself) 6 114 222000 37006.667 90627.855 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) k8a. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8a. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8a. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8a. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8a. Have you financed the purchases of machinery INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Internal funds 42 78 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k8b. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8b. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8b. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8b. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8b. Have you financed the purchases of machinery INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Credit from suppliers or advances from customers 42 78 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k8c. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8c. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8c. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8c. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8c. Have you financed the purchases of machinery INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Moneylenders 42 78 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k8d. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8d. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8d. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8d. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8d. Have you financed the purchases of machinery INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Microfinance institutions 42 78 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k8e. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8e. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8e. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8e. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8e. Have you financed the purchases of machinery INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Banks 42 78 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k8f. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8f. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8f. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8f. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8f. Have you financed the purchases of machinery INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Friends/ Relatives 42 78 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k8g. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8g. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8g. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8g. Have you financed the purchases of machinery k8g. Have you financed the purchases of machinery INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Other sources 42 78 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k8gx. Other sources (specify) k8gx. Other sources (specify) k8gx. Other sources (specify) k8gx. Other sources (specify) k8gx. Other sources (specify) INTERVIEWER: READ ONE BY ONE In the last year, have you financed this business' purchases of machinery, vehicles or other means of transport, equipment, land or buildings by using: Other sources k9. Of the options listed above, which is the most important? k9. Of the options listed above, which is the most important? k9. Of the options listed above, which is the most important? k9. Of the options listed above, which is the most important? k9. Of the options listed above, which is the most important? INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD Of the options listed above, which is the most important? 42 78 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Internal funds 2 Credit from suppliers or advances from customers 3 Moneylenders 4 Microfinance institutions 5 Banks 6 Friends/ Relatives Sysmiss k10. Do you have a bank account to run this business? k10. Do you have a bank account to run this business? k10. Do you have a bank account to run this business? k10. Do you have a bank account to run this business? k10. Do you have a bank account to run this business? Do you have a bank account to run this business? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION K.12 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k11. Do you use a separate bank account for your household? k11. Do you use a separate bank account for your household? k11. Do you use a separate bank account for your household? k11. Do you use a separate bank account for your household? k11. Do you use a separate bank account for your household? Do you use a separate bank account for your household? 47 73 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k12. At this time, does this business have a loan? k12. At this time, does this business have a loan? k12. At this time, does this business have a loan? k12. At this time, does this business have a loan? k12. At this time, does this business have a loan? At this time, does this business have a loan? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION K.17 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k13. Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan fr k13. Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan fr k13. Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan fr k13. Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan fr k13. Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan fr Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan from? 8 112 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Bank 2 Moneylenders 3 Micro-credit institutions 4 Input supplier or customer 5 Other Sysmiss k13x. Other (specify) k13x. Other (specify) k13x. Other (specify) k13x. Other (specify) k13x. Other (specify) Referring to the most recently approved loan, where did you get the loan from? Other (specify) k16. Referring only to the most recent loan, did the financing require guarantee k16. Referring only to the most recent loan, did the financing require guarantee k16. Referring only to the most recent loan, did the financing require guarantee k16. Referring only to the most recent loan, did the financing require guarantee k16. Referring only to the most recent loan, did the financing require guarantee Referring only to the most recent loan, did the financing require guarantee? 8 112 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss k17. In the last year, did this business apply for any loans? k17. In the last year, did this business apply for any loans? k17. In the last year, did this business apply for any loans? k17. In the last year, did this business apply for any loans? k17. In the last year, did this business apply for any loans? In the last year, did this business apply for any loans? If answer is Yes GO TO QUESTION L.1 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No k18. What was the main reason why this business did not apply for any loan? k18. What was the main reason why this business did not apply for any loan? k18. What was the main reason why this business did not apply for any loan? k18. What was the main reason why this business did not apply for any loan? k18. What was the main reason why this business did not apply for any loan? INTERVIEWER: SHOW CARD What was the main reason why this business did not apply for any loan? 100 20 1 No need for a loan 2 Application procedures are complex 3 Interest rates are too high 4 Did not have required guarantees 5 Did not think it would be approved because I am not registered 6 Other (spontaneous) Sysmiss l1a. In the last month, how many workers were paid l1a. In the last month, how many workers were paid l1a. In the last month, how many workers were paid l1a. In the last month, how many workers were paid l1a. In the last month, how many workers were paid 1) READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: Now I would like to ask you a few questions about this business' employees. 2) INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In the last month, how many workers were: Paid 115 5 60 3.643 5.768 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 60 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l1b. In the last month, how many workers were unpaid l1b. In the last month, how many workers were unpaid l1b. In the last month, how many workers were unpaid l1b. In the last month, how many workers were unpaid l1b. In the last month, how many workers were unpaid INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In the last month, how many workers were: unpaid 117 3 20 0.573 2.031 1 2 3 4 20 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l2. Last month the number of people working in the business was: l2. Last month the number of people working in the business was: l2. Last month the number of people working in the business was: l2. Last month the number of people working in the business was: l2. Last month the number of people working in the business was: Would you state that last month the number of people working in the business was: If answer is 3 GO TO QUESTION L.4 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Higher than usual 2 Lower than usual 3 As usual l3a. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were paid l3a. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were paid l3a. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were paid l3a. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were paid l3a. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were paid INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In an usual month for this business, could you please estimate how many workers were: paid workers 9 111 2 60 12 18.131 2 5 6 8 10 60 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss l3b. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were unpaid l3b. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were unpaid l3b. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were unpaid l3b. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were unpaid l3b. In an usual month, could you please estimate how many workers were unpaid INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In an usual month for this business, could you please estimate how many workers were: unpaid 9 111 5 1 1.803 1 3 5 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss l4a. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were paid l4a. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were paid l4a. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were paid l4a. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were paid l4a. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were paid INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In the month with the highest number of people working in the business, could you please estimate how many workers were: Paid 102 18 60 4.775 7.317 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 17 21 40 60 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss l4b. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were unpai l4b. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were unpai l4b. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were unpai l4b. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were unpai l4b. In the month with the highest number of people, how many workers were unpai INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In the month with the highest number of people working in the business, could you please estimate how many workers were: Unpaid 81 39 12 0.802 1.88 1 2 3 4 6 7 12 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) Sysmiss l5a. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were paid l5a. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were paid l5a. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were paid l5a. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were paid l5a. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were paid INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In the month with the lowest number of people working in the business, could you please estimate how many workers were: Paid workers 110 10 40 3.627 4.615 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 21 40 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l5b. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were unpaid l5b. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were unpaid l5b. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were unpaid l5b. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were unpaid l5b. In the month with the lowest number of people, how many workers were unpaid INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable In the month with the lowest number of people working in the business, could you please estimate how many workers were: Unpaid workers INTERVIEWER: CHECK THAT THE SUM OF L3 AND THE SUM OF L4 AND THE SUM L5 IS AT LEAST ONE 111 9 4 0.387 0.936 1 2 3 4 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l6a. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Pa l6a. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Pa l6a. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Pa l6a. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Pa l6a. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Pa INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? 117 3 8 1.009 1.73 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l6b. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Un l6b. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Un l6b. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Un l6b. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Un l6b. Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? Un INTERVIEWER: include family members, owner and respondent if applicable Last month, how many employees were female for the following categories? 117 3 3 0.094 0.435 1 3 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l7. How many family members were working in this business? l7. How many family members were working in this business? l7. How many family members were working in this business? l7. How many family members were working in this business? l7. How many family members were working in this business? Last month, how many family members of the owner(s) of this business were working in this business? 114 6 10 1.614 1.898 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l8. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time worker? l8. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time worker? l8. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time worker? l8. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time worker? l8. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time worker? What is the approximate average monthly salary for a full-time worker? 96 24 150000 28758.854 33205.118 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) l9. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time female worker? l9. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time female worker? l9. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time female worker? l9. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time female worker? l9. What is the average monthly salary for a full-time female worker? What is the approximate average monthly salary for a full-time female worker? 27 93 60000 19907.407 14013.755 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) -7 Does not apply r1. Would you like for your business to be registered with the r1. Would you like for your business to be registered with the r1. Would you like for your business to be registered with the r1. Would you like for your business to be registered with the r1. Would you like for your business to be registered with the READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: We now turn to another topic. Would you like for your business to be registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r2a. what is the main reason you are not registered with …? r2a. what is the main reason you are not registered with …? r2a. what is the main reason you are not registered with …? r2a. what is the main reason you are not registered with …? r2a. what is the main reason you are not registered with …? INTERVIEWER SHOW CARD Choosing from the following list, what is the main reason you are not registered with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 120 -9 Don’t know 1 Getting information on what you need to do to register is difficult 2 Time to complete registration procedures 3 Fees to complete registration procedures 4 Taxes on registered businesses 5 Potential inspections and meetings with government officials 6 Bribes that registered businesses need to pay 7 There is no benefit for my business being registered 8 Other r5. Does this business have to pay any informal payment to remain unregistered? r5. Does this business have to pay any informal payment to remain unregistered? r5. Does this business have to pay any informal payment to remain unregistered? r5. Does this business have to pay any informal payment to remain unregistered? r5. Does this business have to pay any informal payment to remain unregistered? Does this business have to pay any informal payment to remain unregistered? Sensitive information, no clarification can be offered 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6a. Better access to financing represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6a. Better access to financing represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6a. Better access to financing represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6a. Better access to financing represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6a. Better access to financing represents a benefit obtained from being registe INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Better access to financing 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6b. Better access to materials represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6b. Better access to materials represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6b. Better access to materials represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6b. Better access to materials represents a benefit obtained from being registe r6b. Better access to materials represents a benefit obtained from being registe INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Better access to raw materials 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6c. Less bribes to pay represents a benefit obtained from being registered r6c. Less bribes to pay represents a benefit obtained from being registered r6c. Less bribes to pay represents a benefit obtained from being registered r6c. Less bribes to pay represents a benefit obtained from being registered r6c. Less bribes to pay represents a benefit obtained from being registered INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Less bribes to pay 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6d. Better legal foundations represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6d. Better legal foundations represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6d. Better legal foundations represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6d. Better legal foundations represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6d. Better legal foundations represents a benefit obtained from being registere INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Better legal foundations on the property rights of land and buildings 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6e. Access to gov r6e. Access to gov r6e. Access to gov r6e. Access to gov r6e. Access to gov INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. More access to government programs or services 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6f. Better access to workers represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6f. Better access to workers represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6f. Better access to workers represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6f. Better access to workers represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6f. Better access to workers represents a benefit obtained from being registere INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Better access to workers 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6g. Opportunities with formal represent a benefit obtained from being registere r6g. Opportunities with formal represent a benefit obtained from being registere r6g. Opportunities with formal represent a benefit obtained from being registere r6g. Opportunities with formal represent a benefit obtained from being registere r6g. Opportunities with formal represent a benefit obtained from being registere INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Better opportunities with formal firms 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6h. Better access to markets represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6h. Better access to markets represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6h. Better access to markets represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6h. Better access to markets represents a benefit obtained from being registere r6h. Better access to markets represents a benefit obtained from being registere INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Better access to markets 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r6i. Access to infrastructure represents benefit obtained from being registered r6i. Access to infrastructure represents benefit obtained from being registered r6i. Access to infrastructure represents benefit obtained from being registered r6i. Access to infrastructure represents benefit obtained from being registered r6i. Access to infrastructure represents benefit obtained from being registered INTERVIEWER: READ OUT ONE BY ONE As I read several options please indicate if each one represents a benefit for your business activity that could be obtained from being registered with the [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]. Better access to infrastructure services 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No r7a. Main benefit of registering r7a. Main benefit of registering r7a. Main benefit of registering r7a. Main benefit of registering r7a. Main benefit of registering SHOW CARD Main benefit of registering 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) 1 Better access to financing 2 Better access to raw materials 3 Less bribes to pay 4 Better legal foundations on the property rights of land and buildings 5 More access to government programs or services 6 Better access to workers 7 Better opportunities with formal firms 8 Better access to markets 9 Better access to infrastructure services r7b. Rotation (1 – 2 -3) r7b. Rotation (1 – 2 -3) r7b. Rotation (1 – 2 -3) r7b. Rotation (1 – 2 -3) r7b. Rotation (1 – 2 -3) Main benefit of registering: rotation 120 1 Rotation 1 2 Rotation 2 3 Rotation 3 r8. How long do you think it would take to register your business with? r8. How long do you think it would take to register your business with? r8. How long do you think it would take to register your business with? r8. How long do you think it would take to register your business with? r8. How long do you think it would take to register your business with? On average, how long do you think it would take to register your business with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 32 88 365 89.188 112.576 2 3 7 14 15 20 21 30 45 60 90 120 180 300 365 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) r9. What is the maximum time it can take to register your business with? r9. What is the maximum time it can take to register your business with? r9. What is the maximum time it can take to register your business with? r9. What is the maximum time it can take to register your business with? r9. What is the maximum time it can take to register your business with? What is the maximum time (or the longest) you think it can take to register your business with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 32 88 360 71.344 73.445 2 7 14 25 30 35 60 70 90 120 150 180 360 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) r10. What is the minimum time it can take to register your business with? r10. What is the minimum time it can take to register your business with? r10. What is the minimum time it can take to register your business with? r10. What is the minimum time it can take to register your business with? r10. What is the minimum time it can take to register your business with? What is the minimum time (or the shortest) you think it can take to register your business with [insert name of the registration office where businesses are required to register]? 41 79 120 27.171 27.062 1 3 6 7 12 14 15 20 30 45 60 65 90 100 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) AFs1a. High absenteeism due to sickness of the employees AFs1a. High absenteeism due to sickness of the employees AFs1a. High absenteeism due to sickness of the employees AFs1a. High absenteeism due to sickness of the employees AFs1a. High absenteeism due to sickness of the employees READ THE FOLLOWING TO THE RESPONDENT BEFORE PROCEEDING: We now turn to another topic. Have the following situations affected this business' workforce in the past 2 years: High absenteeism due to sickness of the employee 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No AFs1b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family due to sickness AFs1b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family due to sickness AFs1b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family due to sickness AFs1b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family due to sickness AFs1b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family due to sickness Have the following situations affected this business' workforce in the past 2 years: High absenteeism as employees need to care of family members or friends due to sickness 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No AFs2a. High absenteeism due to HIV/AIDS of the employees AFs2a. High absenteeism due to HIV/AIDS of the employees AFs2a. High absenteeism due to HIV/AIDS of the employees AFs2a. High absenteeism due to HIV/AIDS of the employees AFs2a. High absenteeism due to HIV/AIDS of the employees Has HIV/AIDS affected this business' workforce in any of the following ways in the past 2 years: High absenteeism due to HIV/AIDS of the employee 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No AFs2b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family members due to AFs2b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family members due to AFs2b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family members due to AFs2b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family members due to AFs2b. High absenteeism as employees need to take care of family members due to Has HIV/AIDS affected this business' workforce in any of the following ways in the past 2 years: High absenteeism as employees need to care of family members or friends due to HIV/AIDS 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No m1a. Biggest obstacle m1a. Biggest obstacle m1a. Biggest obstacle m1a. Biggest obstacle m1a. Biggest obstacle SHOW CARD Which of the following elements of the business environment, if any, represents the biggest obstacle faced by this business? 120 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) -7 Not applicable 1 Limited access to finance 2 Restricted access to land 3 Corruption 4 Crime, theft and disorder 5 Poor public infrastructure 6 Inadequately educated workforce 7 Political instability 8 Difficult business registration procedures 9 Workers are unreliable 10 Poor health of workforce 11 Limited demand for product or services m1d. Rotation (1 -2 -3) m1d. Rotation (1 -2 -3) m1d. Rotation (1 -2 -3) m1d. Rotation (1 -2 -3) m1d. Rotation (1 -2 -3) Which of the following elements of the business environment, if any, represents the biggest obstacle faced by this business? Biggest obstacle 120 1 Rotation 1 2 Rotation 2 3 Rotation 3 n1a. Total cost of labor n1a. Total cost of labor n1a. Total cost of labor n1a. Total cost of labor n1a. Total cost of labor For last month, please provide the following information about this business: Total cost of labor 86 34 900000 90360.465 129287.246 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) n1b. Total cost of raw materials and intermediate goods used in production n1b. Total cost of raw materials and intermediate goods used in production n1b. Total cost of raw materials and intermediate goods used in production n1b. Total cost of raw materials and intermediate goods used in production n1b. Total cost of raw materials and intermediate goods used in production For last month, please provide the following information about this business: Total cost of raw materials and intermediate goods used in production 47 73 7000000 542765.957 1238678.924 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) n1c. Total costs of electricity including fuel for generators n1c. Total costs of electricity including fuel for generators n1c. Total costs of electricity including fuel for generators n1c. Total costs of electricity including fuel for generators n1c. Total costs of electricity including fuel for generators For last month, please provide the following information about this business: Total costs of electricity including fuel for generators 75 45 200000 25278.653 33582.23 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) n2. In its current operations does this business use machinery? n2. In its current operations does this business use machinery? n2. In its current operations does this business use machinery? n2. In its current operations does this business use machinery? n2. In its current operations does this business use machinery? In its current operations does this business use machinery? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION N.4 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No n3. If this business were to purchase all the machinery, how much would they cos n3. If this business were to purchase all the machinery, how much would they cos n3. If this business were to purchase all the machinery, how much would they cos n3. If this business were to purchase all the machinery, how much would they cos n3. If this business were to purchase all the machinery, how much would they cos If this business were to purchase all the machinery it uses, in its current condition, how much would they cost? 45 75 35000 25000000 2184611.111 4213139.079 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) -8 Refusal n4. In its current operations does this business use vehicles? n4. In its current operations does this business use vehicles? n4. In its current operations does this business use vehicles? n4. In its current operations does this business use vehicles? n4. In its current operations does this business use vehicles? In its current operations does this business use vehicles or other means of transport? If answer is No or Don't Know GO TO QUESTION N.6 120 -9 Don't Know (Spontaneous) -8 Refusal -7 Does Not Apply 1 Yes 2 No n5. If this business were to purchase the vehicles, how much would they cost? n5. If this business were to purchase the vehicles, how much would they cost? n5. If this business were to purchase the vehicles, how much would they cost? n5. If this business were to purchase the vehicles, how much would they cost? n5. If this business were to purchase the vehicles, how much would they cost? If this business were to purchase the vehicles or other means of transport it uses, in its current condition, how much would they cost? 37 83 30000 35000000 3795972.973 5952592.155 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) -8 Refusal n6. If this business were to purchase the tools it uses, how much would they cos n6. If this business were to purchase the tools it uses, how much would they cos n6. If this business were to purchase the tools it uses, how much would they cos n6. If this business were to purchase the tools it uses, how much would they cos n6. If this business were to purchase the tools it uses, how much would they cos If this business were to purchase all the tools and equipment (excluding machinery and vehicles) it uses, in its current condition, how much would they cost? 69 51 30000 30000000 2518478.261 5366247.683 -9 Don’t know (spontaneous) -8 Refusal a15a1ax. Position in the business a15a1ax. Position in the business a15a1ax. Position in the business a15a1ax. Position in the business a15a1ax. Position in the business Please complete the following information about the interviewee(s) 120 BOSS CHEF CHEF D'ATELIER CHEF DATELIER Chef Coiffeur DG Direcieur Directeur Directeur General Directeur general Directrice generale Employe Ferailleur GERANT Gerant Gerante Macon Manoeuvre PATRON PROPRIETAIRE Patron Proprietaire Prprietaire Toure Travailleur Vendeur chef chefChef D'atelier coiffure gerant promoteur a15a2a. Years with the business a15a2a. Years with the business a15a2a. Years with the business a15a2a. Years with the business a15a2a. Years with the business Please complete the following information about the interviewee(s) 120 80 10.767 9.932 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 26 48 80 a15a3a. Gender a15a3a. Gender a15a3a. Gender a15a3a. Gender a15a3a. Gender Please complete the following information about the interviewee(s) 120 1 Male 2 Female a15d. Day a15d. Day a15d. Day a15d. Day a15d. Day Time face-to-face interview ends: 120 5 6 7 10 17 18 19 20 21 28 a15m. Month a15m. Month a15m. Month a15m. Month a15m. Month Time face-to-face interview ends: 120 6 7 a15h. Hour a15h. Hour a15h. Hour a15h. Hour a15h. Hour Time face-to-face interview ends: 120 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 a15min. Minutes a15min. Minutes a15min. Minutes a15min. Minutes a15min. Minutes Time face-to-face interview ends: 120 1 2 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 20 26 27 28 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 39 40 42 43 45 47 48 50 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 a16. It is my perception that the questions regarding opinions and perceptions: a16. It is my perception that the questions regarding opinions and perceptions: a16. It is my perception that the questions regarding opinions and perceptions: a16. It is my perception that the questions regarding opinions and perceptions: a16. It is my perception that the questions regarding opinions and perceptions: INTERVIEWERS PLEASE ANSWER AT END OF THE INTERVIEW It is my perception that the questions regarding opinions and perceptions: 120 1 Truthful 2 Somewhat truthful 3 Not truthful a17. The questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): a17. The questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): a17. The questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): a17. The questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): a17. The questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): INTERVIEWERS PLEASE ANSWER AT END OF THE INTERVIEW The questions regarding figures (productivity and employment numbers): 120 1 Are taken directly from business records 2 Are estimates computed with some precision 3 Are arbitrary and unreliable numbers a17a. Did the respondent was able to read the Show Cards? a17a. Did the respondent was able to read the Show Cards? a17a. Did the respondent was able to read the Show Cards? a17a. Did the respondent was able to read the Show Cards? a17a. Did the respondent was able to read the Show Cards? INTERVIEWERS PLEASE ANSWER AT END OF THE INTERVIEW: Did the respondent was able to read the Show Cards? 120 1 Yes 2 No a17x. INTERVIEWER COMMENTS: a17x. INTERVIEWER COMMENTS: a17x. INTERVIEWER COMMENTS: a17x. INTERVIEWER COMMENTS: a17x. INTERVIEWER COMMENTS: INTERVIEWERS PLEASE ANSWER AT END OF THE INTERVIEW 120 Attendent l'aide de la banque mondiale BEAUCOUP ATTENTIF ET ACCUEILLANT BONNE RELATION AVEC L'INTERVIEW C'est avec un reel plaisirr que j'aieu l'entretien avec cette dame elle me repondait tres facilement je suis tres content C'est des enttreprises quiveulent l'aide totale de la banque jis esperent que cela se realisera plus tard Cet interview n'a cause aucun probleme le respondant etait tres heureux de rencontrer des delegues de la banque mondiale D l'enquete s'est bien passe car il a accorde son temps maximum D le repondant nous a accorde le temps necessaire D le repondent s'est mis a notre disposition durant l'interview et a cesse toutes ses activities cependant il a sollicite un cadeau apres l'interview Disponibilite partielle Disponibilite totale Durant cette enquete le repondant a ete tres ouvert avec nous mais le problems est quil ne fait pas compabilite dans l'activite Durant cette enquete nous avons obtenu toutes les informations don't nous avons besoin sur l'entreprise le repondant a ete cooperatif Elle avait vraiment de la volonte mais elle ne croit pas a une aide financiere IL A ETE TRES ACCUEILLANT IL A ETE TRES GENTIL IL A EYE ACCUEILLANT IL ETAIT BEAUCOUP ATTENTIF DURANT L'INTERVIEW Il a consacre son temps Il nous a accorde son temps Il repond a un rythme regulier sans probleme Il semble avior de l'argent pour ces affaires financement Il ya trop de mefiance, car beaucoup ont passe comme sa Je crois qu'il dit verite Je crois qu'l dit la verite L'entretien a ete bien passe L'entretien a ete formidable parce que c'etaitun intellectual on sait compris sur les questions L'interview a ete a la hauteur L'interview a ete bien passe L'interview a ete bien passe et je suis satisfait L'interview a ete o uvert pour les questions L'interview avete bien deroule et moi aussi je suis tres satisfait L'interview na pas cosec de probleme L'interview s'est bien passe L'interview s'est tres bien deroule par l'interet qu'il a accorde LE REPONDANT ETAIT ACCUEILLANT LE REPONDANT ETAIT MOINS ACCUEILLANT LE REPONDANT ETAIT TRES ACCEILLANT Le repondant a ete quvert pourles questions Le repondant a ete bien acceuillant Le repondant a ete tres acceuillant Le repondant n'ent pas facile a faire comprendre nous etions obliges de l'expliquer chaque question Le repondant n'ous a bien acceuilleur Le repondant nous a bien acceuilli Le repondant nous a reproches de ne L'avoir pas payer son temps qu'ila accorde pour l'interview. A cause de nous il a interrompu son activite Le repondant vous a bien repondu Le repondanta ete a notre disposition Le respndant nous a dit beaucoup de fois les gensont passe comme ca et sans resultat donc il s'en moque de l'enquete Le respondant n'a pas temp confiance a l'enquete malgre tout, il a donne ses informations Le travail de la banque mondiale est tres bien, nous comptons sur la banque mondiale Le vendeur de cet et etablissement a accepte de espondre mais il pense que cette enquete ne lui sera pas benefique en aucun cas Nous comptons beaucoup sur la banque mondiale, car nous deffendons mais les moyens nous manquent assez, donc que la banque tenne beaucoup sur nous Nous comptons surtout sur la banque mondiale qu'elle nous vienne en aide Nous sommes en face des illetres , ce qui ne donne la fiabilite dans ies donnees Nous sommes face a des personnes, non confiant aux questionnaires, ce qui fait defaut a des chiffres fiables. On fait fasse a des analphabets, qui ont du mal a nous respondre Pas d'obstacle majeur Pas de probleme Pas de probleme majeur dans l'interview Pas de registre de compte Pas de registre de comptes Pas de registre de comtabilite Pas de registre des comptes Penseavoir des financement Peux avoir de financement avec psi Pour lui c'est de l'escroquerie RAS RIEN A DIRE IMPECCABLE ENTRETIENT Repondant car il est instruit Rien a dire l'entretien a ete clair merci S'est bien deroule Salon le repondant il n'ya pas de comptabilite de l'etablissement c'est pourquoi, il ne peut pas repondre a certaines questions Savoir qu'il ne connait pas tout sur l'etablissement TRES ACCUEILLANTE TRES ACCUEILLANTE COURTOIS TRES COURTOIS ET ACCUEILLANT Toujours avior de l'argent Toujours avoir de l'argent Toujours avoir de l'argent de la part des entreprises Toujours avoir de l'argent pour agrandir l'entreprise Toujours etre consideree comme societe a part entiere Tres apprecie le comportement du repondant lors de l'entretien Trouve le travail penible sous respect a ce titre changer de corde de travail Une bonne chose mais les beneficiaire ne benefie pas des atouts faits par la baque donc c'est negatif Vraiment je suis tres content d'etre avec ce monsieur l'interview a ete bien passe Vraiment, je suis tres satisfait l'acceuil etait bien l'interview a ete bien passe je crois qu'il dit la verite on remerice la banque mondiale pour cette initiative de penser aux petites entreprises et de leur preocupation pour nous. Nous comptons beaucoup sur vous a nous relancer dans nos activities. Merci a18. This questionnaire was completed in: a18. This questionnaire was completed in: a18. This questionnaire was completed in: a18. This questionnaire was completed in: a18. This questionnaire was completed in: SUPERVISORS PLEASE ANSWER This questionnaire was completed in: 120 1 One visit in face-to-face interview with one person 2 One visit in face-to-face interview with different people 3 Several visits a19h. Hour a19h. Hour a19h. Hour a19h. Hour a19h. Hour SUPERVISORS PLEASE ANSWER If option 2 or 3 in A.18, estimate duration of the whole interview 120 Sysmiss a19m. Minutes a19m. Minutes a19m. Minutes a19m. Minutes a19m. Minutes SUPERVISORS PLEASE ANSWER If option 2 or 3 in A.18, estimate duration of the whole interview 120 Sysmiss