DDI_KEN_2004_GEHDS_v01_M_v01_A_RUF Akiko Sagesaka Olivier Dupriez 2011-07-05 NADA Version 1.0 of the RUF adaptation Greater Eldoret Health and Development Survey (Round 1) 2004 - Research Use Files GEHDS 2004 KEN_2004_GEHDS_v01_M_v01_A_RUF Markus Goldstein and Harsha Thirumurthy NADA Other Household Health Survey [hh/hea] The data collected in the first round of the survey and summarized in this report are primarily intended to describe the socio-economic characteristics of survey households. The cross-sectional data alone do not enable us to properly evaluate the dynamic impacts of antiretroviral treatment. The data collected in the second and third rounds of the survey (2005 and 2006) provide the longitudinal information necessary for examining changes in socio-economic status resulting from treatment. Subsequent analysis will therefore address the topic of treatment impacts more extensively. Future work will also examine other diseases in the survey area as well. v1.0 of the Research Use Files (RUF), generated based on version 1.0 of the Master File. The RUF version corresponds closely to the Master (original) dataset. Direct identifiers were removed, household IDs and detailed geographic codes were replaced with random numbers, and various fixes were done (to correct relationship between files, destring variable Relationship to the head, etc. A Stata program named KEN_2004_GEHDS__fix_ruf.do was used to generate the PUF version (this program requires lookup files named _CONFIDENTIAL_Lookup_RandomHIDs.dta and _CONFIDENTIAL_Lookup_RandomXIDs.dta, not available to the public. consumption/consumer behaviour [1.1] income, property and investment/saving [1.5] employment [3.1] basic skills education [6.1] compulsory and pre-school education [6.2] accidents and injuries [8.1] general health [8.4] health care and medical treatment [8.5] specific diseases and medical conditions [8.9] Information from these households thus presents an opportunity to understand the health and socio-economic characteristics of the population served by the Mosoriot health centre. The Mosoriot Rural Health Training Centre is located approximately 25 kilometers south of Eldoret town and is the main health care provider in Kosirai Division. The health centre provides primary care services and is mainly an outpatient facility. In addition, a collaboration between Indiana University and the Moi University Faculty of Health Sciences has established an electronic medical record system (MMRS) at Mosoriot which contains a range of clinical information on all patients who visit the health centre (Hannan, et al. 2000). In 2001, this same collaboration also created the Academic Model for the Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS (AMPATH). AMPATH's first rural HIV clinic was opened in Mosoriot in November 2001 (Cohen, 2004). Beginning in late-2003, the HIV clinic at Mosoriot has experienced tremendous growth, with the number of patients rising from less than 100 in 2003 to over 800 as of October 2004 (AMPATH data). Kenya The household survey was conducted in Kosirai Division, a rural area located in the Nandi North District of western Kenya. Household, Individual Sample survey data [ssd] The scope of the Greater Eldoret Health and Development Survey includes: *HOUSEHOLD: Current household members, children residing elsewhere, permanent individual roster, education, education expenditures, health and health services use, food consumption and expenditures, other household expenses, assets, income and activities, agricultural activities, enterprises, unexpected events, transfers and credit, time allocation, knowledge and behavior, anthropometrics and polygamous household identification *YOUTH: Background characteristics, education, marriage, knowledge of HIV/AIDS, HIV testing, sexual behavior, and job training, income and expenditures Survey area. The household survey was conducted in Kosirai Division, a rural area located in the Nandi North District of western Kenya. Kosirai division has an area of 195 square kilometers (76 square miles) and a population of 35,383 individuals and 6,643 households (Central Bureau of Statistics, 1999). The survey households are scattered across more than 100 villages where animal and crop farming is the primary economic activity. The survey's random sample of 512 households (described below) is intended to be representative of households in Kosirai Division. Information from these households thus presents an opportunity to understand the health and socio-economic characteristics of the population served by the Mosoriot health centre. Sample Selection. A range of factors were considered when designing the sample of households in the survey. A random sample of households in Kosirai Division was created to provide representative information on the disease burden and socio-economic issues in the survey area. To further examine specific issues relating to HIV/AIDS (such as impacts of the disease and treatment), a separate sample of HIV-positive patients in AMPATH's HIV clinic was chosen. Finally, a small sample of VCT clients (who tested HIV-positive or HIV-negative) was chosen to examine issues relating to HIV testing. It should be noted that the random sample also serves as a comparison group to the HIV and VCT samples. The sample of survey households is thus comprised of three different groups: (a) 512 households chosen randomly from a household census of Kosirai Division (the random sample), (b) 250 households with at least one HIV-positive individual who receives medical care at the HIV clinic in the Mosoriot health centre (the HIV sample, or “HIV households”), and (c) 61 households with an individual who has recently visited the VCT clinic in MRHTC (the VCT sample). Of the 250 households in the HIV sample, 167 are households in which the HIV-positive individual is receiving antiretroviral (ARV) treatment at the Mosoriot HIV clinic. In the random sample, the HIV status of respondents is usually unknown, unless the respondent reported having gone for an HIV test and testing HIV-positive or negative. Finally, in the VCT sample, most respondents have tested HIV-negative. Mosoriot Rural Health Training Centre. The health centre is located approximately 25 kilometers south of Eldoret town and is the main health care provider in Kosirai Division. The health centre provides primary care services and is mainly an outpatient facility. In addition, a collaboration between Indiana University and the Moi University Faculty of Health Sciences has established an electronic medical record system (MMRS) at Mosoriot which contains a range of clinical information on all patients who visit the health centre (Hannan, et al. 2000). In 2001, this same collaboration also created the Academic Model for the Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS (AMPATH). AMPATH's first rural HIV clinic was opened in Mosoriot in November 2001 (Cohen, 2004). Beginning in late-2003, the HIV clinic at Mosoriot has experienced tremendous growth, with the number of patients rising from less than 100 in 2003 to over 800 as of October 2004 (AMPATH data). Face-to-face [f2f] Multiple questionnaires were used in the survey, each one focusing on different issues such as health, education, agriculture, and income/employment. Each interview began with a listing of all household members. Information on characteristics of each member was collected - age, sex, relationship to household head, education, health status, and participation in income-earning activities. For children under the age of 5 years, height and weight measurements were also taken. In addition, the household and individual questionnaires also addressed the following additional topics: · Ownership and purchases/sales of assets such as land, livestock, and durable goods · Agricultural production and investment · Allocation of time to income-earning and other activities · Food consumption and expenditures · Financial and non-financial transfers to and from the respondent · Knowledge about diseases such as malaria and HIV/AIDS · Health-related behavioral practices (including sexual behavior and HIV testing) Most interviews were conducted at the homes of the survey respondents. Teams of male and female survey enumerators interviewed the household head and spouse (if both were present) as well as a youth in the household. Some survey respondents were interviewed at the HIV clinic in Mosoriot or the HAART and Harvest Initiative (HHI) farm in Mosoriot. These respondents came to the HIV clinic from areas well outside the survey area of Kosirai Division, hence requiring a clinic/farm interview. 81 percent of the households in the entire sample were visited at home. In all cases, interviews were conducted after respondents were informed about the purposes of the survey and agreed to participate in the survey. Markus Goldstein and Harsha Thirumurthy. Greater Eldoret Health and Development Survey (GEHDS) Round 1, 2004. Ref. KEN_2004_GEHDS_v01_M_v01_A_RUF. Dataset downloaded from http://microdata.worldbank.org on [date]. 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. aghead_a The file contains data related to section A of "Agricultural activities - Household head" (Land). 2228 28 aghead_b The file contains data related to section B of "Agricultural activities - Household head" (Crop outputs). 2147 23 aghead_c The file contains data related to section C of "Agricultural activities - Household head" (Sales of major crops). 1556 42 aghead_d The file contains data related to section D of "Agricultural activities - Household head" (Farm inputs). 5446 14 aghead_e The file contains data related to section E of "Agricultural activities - Household head" (Other Agricultural Information - Agricultural Help and Agricultural Extension), except for questions 2-4 in E1. 778 19 aghead_e1_2 The file contains data related to questions 2-4 in section E1 of "Agricultural activities - Household head" (Agricultural Help). 215 14 agspouse_a The file contains data related to section A of "Agricultural activities - Spouse" (Crop outputs). 1337 20 agspouse_b The file contains data related to section B of "Agricultural activities - Spouse" (Farm inputs). 2646 11 agspouse_c The file contains data related to section C of "Agricultural activities - Spouse" (Other Agricultural Information - Agricultural Help and Agricultural Extension), except for questions 2-4 in C1. 378 16 agspouse_c_2 The file contains data related to questions 2-4 in section C1 of "Agricultural activities - Spouse" (Agricultural Help). 38 11 anthrop_a The file contains data related to section A of "Anthropometrics" (Child height and weight). 657 19 anthrop_b The file contains data related to section B of "Anthropometrics" (Child vaccinations). 1553 49 anthrop_c The file contains data related to section C of "Anthropometrics" (Growth history). 4915 12 assets The file contains data related to "Assets", except for questions 8-15 and 17-24 in part I, 1-3, 5-9 and 11-14 in part II, 7-11 and 13-16 in part III, part IV, and 1-5, 6-10, and 12-15 in part V. 811 34 assets_I8 The file contains data related to questions 8-11 in part I of "Assets" (Land sales). 66 17 assets_I12 The file contains data related to questions 12-15 in part I of "Aassets" (Land gifts to others). 10 16 assets_I17 The file contains data related to questions 17-23 in part I of "Assets" (Land purchase/acquisitions). 114 23 assets_II The file contains data related to questions 1-3 in part II of "Assets" (Livestock). 6488 10 assets_II5 The file contains data related to questions 5-9 in part II of "Assets" (Livestock sales and gifts). 464 22 assets_II11 The file contains data related to questions 11-14 in part II of "Assets" (Livestock purchases/acquisitions). 256 21 assets_III The file contains data related to part III of "Assets" (Large farm equipment). 8110 13 assets_III7 The file contains data related to questions 7-11 in part III of "Assets" (Equipment sales and gifts). 3 20 assets_III13 The file contains data related to questions 13-16 in part III of "Assets" (Equipment purchases/acquisitions). 28 21 assets_IV The file contains data related to part IV of "Assets" (Small farm equipment). 6488 12 assets_V The file contains data related to questions 1-5 in part V of "Assets" (Vehicles). 5677 13 assets_V6 The file contains data related to questions 6-10 in part V of "Assets" (Vehicle sales and gifts). 75 20 assets_V12 The file contains data related to questions 12-15 in part V of "Assets" (Vehicle purchases/acquisitions). 128 21 assets_VI The file contains data related to part VI of "Assets" (Durable goods). 8110 12 behavior The file contains data related to "Knowledge and behavior" (Knowledge, Behavior, Sexual history & behavior, and Attitudes regarding HIV/AIDS), except for questions 5-15 in sextion C. 1211 73 behavior_c5 The file contains data related to questions 5-15 in sextion C of "Knowledge and behavior" (Sexual history & behavior). 1047 23 education The file contains data related to "Education" (Education, Schooling in 2003 and 2004, Schooling in 2001 and 2002). 4223 46 educexp The file contains data related to "Education expenditure"(Household Education expenditure, Education scholarships, Educational contributions from within household, Education contributions from outside the household, and Education expenditure history). 2752 76 enterprise The file contains data related to "Enterprises". 512 33 food The file contains data related to "Food consumption and expenditures". 15121 17 health The file contains data related to "Health and health services use" (Most recent illness, Chronic conditions, and Health records data), except for section C. 4788 128 health_c The file contains data related to section C of "Health and health services use" (Health History). 822 18 health_c_I The file contains data related to questions 2-8 in part I of section C in "Health and health services use" (Health History - Malaria). 1274 22 health_c_II The file contains data related to questions 2-8 in part II of section C in "Health and health services use" (Health History - Tuberculosis). 104 22 health_c_III The file contains data related to questions 2-8 in part III of section C in "Health and health services use" (Health History - Typhoid). 158 22 health_c_IV The file contains data related to questions 2-8 in part IV of section C in "Health and health services use" (Health History - Meningitis). 15 22 hh_roster The file contains data related to "Household roster" (Current Household Members, Children Residing Elsewhere). 9711 34 identification The file contains data related to cover sheet of the household survey. 1297 24 income The file contains data related to "Income and activities" (General employment information, Wage employment in the past 7 days, Self-employed farming in the past 7 days, Self-employed businesses in the past 7 days, Main job in the past 12 months, Secondary job in the past 12 months, and Non-labor income). 3807 124 iroster The file contains data related to "Permanent individual roster". 2193 19 othexp The file contains data related to "Other household expenses". 11877 16 polygamoushh The file contains data related to "Polygamous household identification". 79 23 shocks The file contains data related to "Unexpected events" (Farm events, Home events, and Employment Events), except for questions 3-5, 7-9, 11-13, 15-17, and 19-21 in section A, questions 24-25, 27-28, 30-31, 33-34, 36-38, and 40-42 in section B, questions 45-47, 49-50, 53-55 in section C. 813 38 shocks_a3 The file contains data related to questions 3-5 in section A of "Unexpected events" (Farm events). 395 14 shocks_a7 The file contains data related to questions 7-9 in section A of "Unexpected events" (Farm events). 138 12 shocks_a11 The file contains data related to questions 11-13 in section A of "Unexpected events" (Farm events). 150 12 shocks_a15 The file contains data related to questions 15-17 in section A of "Unexpected events" (Farm events). 33 13 shocks_a19 The file contains data related to questions 19-21 in section A of "Unexpected events" (Farm events). 89 12 shocks_a24 The file contains data related to questions 24-25 in section A of "Unexpected events" (Farm events). 487 11 shocks_a27 The file contains data related to questions 27-28 in section A of "Unexpected events" (Farm events). 30 11 shocks_b30 The file contains data related to questions 30-31 in section B of "Unexpected events" (Home events). 96 11 shocks_b33 The file contains data related to questions 33-34 in section B of "Unexpected events" (Home events). 54 11 shocks_b36 The file contains data related to questions 36-38 in section B of "Unexpected events" (Home events). 16 12 shocks_b40 The file contains data related to questions 40-42 in section C of "Unexpected events" (Home events). 175 12 shocks_c44 The file contains data related to questions 45-47 in section B of "Unexpected events" (Employment events). 61 13 shocks_c49 The file contains data related to questions 49-50 in section C of "Unexpected events" (Employment events). 38 11 shocks_c53 The file contains data related to questions 53-55 in section C of "Unexpected events" (Employment events). 153 12 timealloc The file contains data related to "Time allocation". 12300 22 transfers The file contains data related to "Transfers and credit" (Transfers and credit received, Transfers and credit sent, Savings, and Within household transfers), except for questions 3-14 and 16-18 in part A, questions 3-8 in part B, and questions 2-9 and 11-18 in part D. 1210 53 transfers_a3 The file contains data related to questions 3-8 in part A of "Transfers and credit" (Transfers and Credit Received). 875 14 transfers_a9 The file contains data related to questions 9-14 in part A of "Transfers and credit" (Transfers and Credit Received). 978 15 transfers_a16 The file contains data related to questions 16-18 in part A of "Transfers and credit" (Transfers and Credit Received). 85 11 transfers_b3 The file contains data related to questions 3-8 in part B of "Transfers and credit" (Transfers and Credit Sent). 1001 14 transfers_d The file contains data related to questions 2-9 and 11-18 in part D of "Transfers and credit" (Within household transfers). 850 31 youth The file contains data related to "Youth". 367 61 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Number 1297 Household identification Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Number COPY FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER 1296 1 Household identification Round Round Round Round Round 1297 District District District District District District 1297 1 Nandi 2 Uasin Gishu Household identification Division Division Division Division Division Division 1237 60 Household identification Location Location Location Location Location Location 1297 Household identification Sublocation Sublocation Sublocation Sublocation Sublocation Sublocation 1272 25 Household identification Village Village Village Village Village Village 1297 Household identification Respondent Name Respondent Name Respondent Name Respondent Name Respondent Name Respondent Name Household identification Household members Household members Household members Household members Household members Total Persons in Household 1294 3 1 17 6.152 2.826 Household identification Latitude(1) Latitude(1) Latitude(1) Latitude(1) Latitude(1) Latitude Geographical coordinates of household (GPS reference) Latitude(2) Latitude(2) Latitude(2) Latitude(2) Latitude(2) Latitude Geographical coordinates of household (GPS reference) Latitude(3) Latitude(3) Latitude(3) Latitude(3) Latitude(3) Latitude Geographical coordinates of household (GPS reference) Longitude(1) Longitude(1) Longitude(1) Longitude(1) Longitude(1) Longitude Geographical coordinates of household (GPS reference) Longitude(2) Longitude(2) Longitude(2) Longitude(2) Longitude(2) Longitude Geographical coordinates of household (GPS reference) Longitude(3) Longitude(3) Longitude(3) Longitude(3) Longitude(3) Longitude Geographical coordinates of household (GPS reference) Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date (DD/MM/YYYY) 1297 Interviewer visits Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date (DD/MM/YYYY) 1297 Interviewer visits Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date (DD/MM/YYYY) 1297 Interviewer visits Interviewer number Interviewer number Interviewer number Interviewer number Interviewer number Interviewer’s Code 1297 Interviewer visits Household result Household result Household result Household result Household result Result Code 1297 1 Completed 2 Designated Respondent not Present 3 No Household Member/Competent Respondent at Home 4 Entire Household Absent for Extended Period of Time 5 Postponed 6 Refused 7 Dwelling Vacant 8 Dwelling Not Found 9 Other (specify) Interviewer visits Main language of interview Main language of interview Main language of interview Main language of interview Main language of interview Main Language of Interview 1232 65 1 Kiswahili 2 Nandi 3 English 4 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Interviewer visits Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Code 1293 4 Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Data entry clerk Data Entry Code 1297 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID You should treat multiple households in the same compound separately – particularly when the households cook separately. 9711 Household members are defined as people who reside together and take their meals together for at least 3 of the past 12 months. The only people you should include who have been there for less than 3 months are infants, people who spend most of the year in an institution (for example students, soldiers, prisoners) and newly added spouses. The head is always a member. (Deceased members should not be included here, there is a separate section of the survey for them). Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID ID Code of Respondent The questionnaire should be administered to the primary female respondent. Even if you are assigned to interview the primary male respondent, you should first complete this module with the primary female respondent. 9711 Number of children who have not lived in household Number of children who have not lived in household Number of children who have not lived in household Number of children who have not lived in household Number of children who have not lived in household 6011 3700 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code Ask the household members to identify the household head, who will be assigned ID number 1. If the primary female respondent is not available, please try to identify (among those present) the person who has the most information on the members of the household. Order in which you should list household members: First - Household Head Second – Spouse and co-wives, most senior wife first (only if the wives are household members) Third – Children of household head, oldest children first Fourth – Other household members – such as relatives, then servants, etc. Start with the ID Code “0” for the household head. Subsequent numbers should be 1, 2, 3, 4,… The ID Code is the number you will use to identify each household member in the rest of the questionnaires. 9703 8 Name of household member Name of household member Name of household member Name of household member Name of household member NAME Write the name of each person mentioned. Make sure to write the names legibly in block letters. Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex of [NAME] Write the sex of each person using the codes given (1 for Male, 2 for Female). 7416 2295 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship of [NAME] to Head Write the relationship of each person to the head of household using the codes given at the bottom of the questionnaire. For in-laws, write the letter “A” in capital letters after the code number. Thus, while son will have the code 3, son in-law will have the code 3A. 7416 2295 1 Self 2 Spouse 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Father 6 Mother 7 Grandson 8 Granddaughter 9 Grandfather 10 Grandmother 11 Brother 12 Sister 13 Uncle 14 Aunt 15 Co-wife 16 Cousin 17 Niece 18 Nephew 19 Stepchild 20 Foster child 30 Local Friend/Neighbor 31 Non-resident Friend 32 Village head 33 Lineage head 34 Househelper 35 Employee 36 Employer 37 Landlord 38 Tenant/Renter 39 Priest 40 Trader 41 Other (specify) 99 Don’t Know 103 Son in law 104 Daughter in law 105 Father in law 106 Mother in law 109 Grandfather in law 110 Grandmother in law 111 Brother in law 112 Sister in law RELATIONSHIP CODES (for in-laws, add “A” -- e.g. son in-law is 3A) Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship to household head Relationship of [NAME] to Head Write the relationship of each person to the head of household using the codes given at the bottom of the questionnaire. For in-laws, write the letter “A” in capital letters after the code number. Thus, while son will have the code 3, son in-law will have the code 3A. 7416 2295 1 Self 2 Spouse 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Father 6 Mother 7 Grandson 8 Granddaughter 9 Grandfather 10 Grandmother 11 Brother 12 Sister 13 Uncle 14 Aunt 15 Co-wife 16 Cousin 17 Niece 18 Nephew 19 Stepchild 20 Foster child 30 Local Friend/Neighbor 31 Non-resident Friend 32 Village head 33 Lineage head 34 Househelper 35 Employee 36 Employer 37 Landlord 38 Tenant/Renter 39 Priest 40 Trader 41 Other (specify) 98 99 Don’t Know 301 Son-in-law 401 Daughter-in-law 501 Father-in-law 601 Mother-in-law 901 Grandfather-in-law 1001 Grandmother-in-law 1101 Brother-in-law 1201 Sister-in-law Sysmiss Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Date of Birth. Month. Ask for the date of birth and age of each person. This is among the most important information of the survey. · If the respondent knows the exact date of birth of the person, write the month and year of birth. Write 01, 02, 03, … , 12 for months, and the four-digit year. Then, for question 6, calculate the person's age. Confirm this age with the respondent before writing it in question 6. · If the respondent knows only the year of birth, write the four-digit year in column 5b and leave the month column blank. · If the respondent does not know the date or year of birth, leave question 5 blank and ask respondent to estimate the person's age in question 6. 9711 Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Date of Birth. Year. Ask for the date of birth and age of each person. This is among the most important information of the survey. · If the respondent knows the exact date of birth of the person, write the month and year of birth. Write 01, 02, 03, … , 12 for months, and the four-digit year. Then, for question 6, calculate the person's age. Confirm this age with the respondent before writing it in question 6. · If the respondent knows only the year of birth, write the four-digit year in column 5b and leave the month column blank. · If the respondent does not know the date or year of birth, leave question 5 blank and ask respondent to estimate the person's age in question 6. 9711 Age - Years Age - Years Age - Years Age - Years Age - Years Current Age. Years Age must be recorded in years for persons aged five (5) years or more, and in years and months for those under 5 (question 6). The age is that on the day of the interview. If, for example, the respondent's eighteenth birthday falls the day after the interview, you must record 17 as the respondent's current age. If the respondent does not know his/her age, you must make an estimate by reference to the events that have taken place in his life or that of the community (village, town, district, region) or the world, such as the independence of Kenya or the World Wars. Intensive probing might be required to obtain the complete month and year of birth. Often families will refer to events such as: · Community events/weather conditions · Religious occasions/holidays · Public holidays e.g. Jamhuri Day, Christmas, Easter, New Years · Regional disasters · Birth intervals · World events e.g. World War I,II · National independence in 1963. These additional questions can be used to estimate the age of household members: · Ask when the respondent was married and how long after marriage of the child was born and then calculate the child's age. · Compare the age of the household's child with that of a neighbor's child, an age-mate, or playmate. · Establish the dates of specific events in a given location where the interview takes place and ask how old the member was when the events occurred. 7416 2295 99 22.774 18.572 Age - Months Age - Months Age - Months Age - Months Age - Months Current Age. Months If age less than 5 yrs. Age must be recorded in years for persons aged five (5) years or more, and in years and months for those under 5 (question 6). The age is that on the day of the interview. If, for example, the respondent's eighteenth birthday falls the day after the interview, you must record 17 as the respondent's current age. If the respondent does not know his/her age, you must make an estimate by reference to the events that have taken place in his life or that of the community (village, town, district, region) or the world, such as the independence of Kenya or the World Wars. Intensive probing might be required to obtain the complete month and year of birth. Often families will refer to events such as: · Community events/weather conditions · Religious occasions/holidays · Public holidays e.g. Jamhuri Day, Christmas, Easter, New Years · Regional disasters · Birth intervals · World events e.g. World War I,II · National independence in 1963. These additional questions can be used to estimate the age of household members: · Ask when the respondent was married and how long after marriage of the child was born and then calculate the child's age. · Compare the age of the household's child with that of a neighbor's child, an age-mate, or playmate. · Establish the dates of specific events in a given location where the interview takes place and ask how old the member was when the events occurred. 1180 8531 99 9.136 18.616 Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status Marital status If age<12 > go to 10 Current Marital Status If answer is 3,4,5 or 6 > Go to 10 (qh10 - variable name in dataset). Read the choices. Ask about the current marital status of each person that is 13 years or older. If the person is younger than 13, you should skip to question 10 (leaving questions 7, 8, and 9 blank). You must read each category to the respondent; otherwise he/she will reply, for example, that he is a bachelor instead of divorced or separated. MARRIED (code 1) includes all types of marriage (for example, civil, traditional or common law). COHABITING (code 2) should be used if the person is not married but is living with a partner (who does not necessarily have to be a household member). Follow all the skip codes, which depend on the current marital status of each person. When you skip certain questions, leave the boxes for the skipped questions blank - do not write a dash or 0. 5067 4644 1 Married 2 Cohabitating 3 Divorced 4 Separated 5 Widowed 6 Never married 8 Sysmiss Partner lives in household Partner lives in household Partner lives in household Partner lives in household Partner lives in household Partner of [NAME] lives in household? If answer is 2 > Go to 10 (qh10 - variable name in dataset). Question 8 should only be asked for those household members that were reported to be married (code 1) or cohabitating (code 2) in question 7. Ask whether the partner lives in the household. Skip to question 10 if the partner does not live in the household. If the partner lives in the household, write the ID code (from column 1) of the partner. You may have to wait to do this until you have actually listed this person as a household member. If the person is not a member of the household, they will not be listed. 1998 7713 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Code of partner Code of partner Code of partner Code of partner Code of partner ID Code of partner From ID Code. 1944 7767 Months away in last 12 months Months away in last 12 months Months away in last 12 months Months away in last 12 months Months away in last 12 months How many months was NAME away in last 12 months? Round up to the nearest month - so if the person was away for only 1 week, write 0. · You should not find that any person has been away for more than 9 months (unless s/he is the household head or a recently born child). Most likely, you have made a mistake in listing this person as a household member. 7416 2295 98 1.159 5.653 Code of father Code of father Code of father Code of father Code of father ID Code of biological father From ID Code. For each person (including the household head) ask about the ID Code of the biological father and mother of the person. It might sometimes be the case that the household head's father lives in the household (e.g., a middle-aged adult who is the primary income earner lives with his old father). Do not simply assume that the household head and his/her spouse are the parents of all young children in the roster - it might be the case that the household has foster children, children from other marriages, etc. If the father and/or mother is deceased, write 99. If the father and/or mother is not resident in the household, write 88. 7414 2297 88 Not resident 98 Deceased Code of mother Code of mother Code of mother Code of mother Code of mother ID Code of biological mother From ID Code. For each person (including the household head) ask about the ID Code of the biological father and mother of the person. It might sometimes be the case that the household head's father lives in the household (e.g., a middle-aged adult who is the primary income earner lives with his old father). Do not simply assume that the household head and his/her spouse are the parents of all young children in the roster - it might be the case that the household has foster children, children from other marriages, etc. If the father and/or mother is deceased, write 99. If the father and/or mother is not resident in the household, write 88. 7414 2297 88 Not resident 98 Deceased Have children who have not lived in household for at least 3 Have children who have not lived in household for at least 3 Have children who have not lived in household for at least 3 Have children who have not lived in household for at least 3 Have children who have not lived in household for at least 3 Do you or your spouse have children of any age that have not lived here for at least 3 months in the last year? If answer is 2 > Go to next module. You should begin by asking the first question: “Do you or any member of your household have children of any age that have not lived here for at least 3 months in the last year?” If the answer is “No”, then you should write 2 in the box for question 1 and go to the next module. If the answer is “Yes”, you should ask about each child that has lived away. 2203 7508 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss This section should list children of any household member who currently reside elsewhere. This includes children of the head and his spouse(s) but also children of other household members. ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code 2203 7508 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code Write the ID code of each person (continuing from the last number in Section 1 of the household roster). 2195 7516 Name Name Name Name Name Name Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 2196 7515 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss Age Age Age Age Age Age (yrs) 2196 7515 1 99 30.419 11.004 Father alive Father alive Father alive Father alive Father alive Is biological father of NAME alive? If answer is 2 > Go to 8 (qc8 - variable name in dataset). Ask if the father of the child is alive. If not, you should write 2 and then skip to question 8 (about the mother). If the father is alive, write the ID Code of the father from Section 1 of the household roster. You should again use code 88 if the parent is not resident in the household. 2196 7515 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss ID code of father ID code of father ID code of father ID code of father ID code of father ID Code of father From section 1. 1867 7844 88 Not resident Mother alive Mother alive Mother alive Mother alive Mother alive Is biological mother of NAME alive? If answer is 2 > Go to 10 (qc10 - variable name in dataset). Ask if the mother of the child is alive. If the mother is alive, write the ID Code of the mother from Section 1 of the household roster. You should again use code 88 if the parent is not resident in the household. 2196 7515 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss ID code of mother ID code of mother ID code of mother ID code of mother ID code of mother ID Code of mother From section 1. 2044 7667 88 Not resident Currently in school Currently in school Currently in school Currently in school Currently in school Is [NAME] currently in school? You should ask if the child is currently in school - whether part-time or full-time. 2196 7515 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level What is the highest grade that [NAME] has completed? Level Regardless of what the answer is in question 10, question 11 asks about the highest grade that the person has completed. This is the last full grade completed, not the one in which the respondent is currently enrolled. For instance, if the respondent is currently enrolled in the third year of primary school, the highest grade completed is primary - 2 years. Remember to be careful in writing the answer - there are two parts: the first part asks for the level (nursery, primary, secondary, etc.) and the second part asks for the number of years of that level (not the total number of years of all schooling). 2196 7515 1 Nursery 2 Primary 3 Secondary 4 Post-sec. 7 8 98 Never attended school 99 Sysmiss Highest grade completed - Number of years Highest grade completed - Number of years Highest grade completed - Number of years Highest grade completed - Number of years Highest grade completed - Number of years What is the highest grade that [NAME] has completed? Number of years. Regardless of what the answer is in question 10, question 11 asks about the highest grade that the person has completed. This is the last full grade completed, not the one in which the respondent is currently enrolled. For instance, if the respondent is currently enrolled in the third year of primary school, the highest grade completed is primary - 2 years. Remember to be careful in writing the answer - there are two parts: the first part asks for the level (nursery, primary, secondary, etc.) and the second part asks for the number of years of that level (not the total number of years of all schooling). 2191 7520 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 98 Never attended school Sysmiss Where is name living Where is name living Where is name living Where is name living Where is name living Where is [NAME] living? Ask where the child is currently living. Use the residence codes that we have given you. If the location where the child is living does not have an exact code, choose the code that best fits the location. SAME PLACE AS HOUSEHOLD means in the same town or village as the household being interviewed. An URBAN AREA is a city or a town. 2196 7515 1 This village 2 This location 3 Kosirai Division 4 Nandi District (inc. Kapsabet) 5 Uasin-Gishu District (exc. Eldoret) 6 Eldoret 7 Kakamega 8 Kitale 9 Kisumu 10 Nakuru 11 Nairobi 12 Other urban area 13 Other rural area 14 Outside Kenya 98 Sysmiss Current employment status Current employment status Current employment status Current employment status Current employment status What is [NAME’s] current employment status? Intensive probing may be needed in order to answer this question, since it is about the job of someone who is not living in the household and who is not available to answer the questions. You may have to consult brothers, sisters or close friends of the children residing elsewhere. Daughters who have married and moved away from the area require extra probing to find out about their employment. 2196 7515 Not working 1 Houseboy/girl 2 Working for government 3 Working for private firm /small business 4 Self employed in business 5 Farmer 7 Other (specify) 9 Sysmiss Why living elsewhere Why living elsewhere Why living elsewhere Why living elsewhere Why living elsewhere Why is [NAME] living elsewhere? 2196 7515 1 Schooling 2 Married 3 For medical care 4 Others better able to care for him/her 5 Parents too sick to care for him/her 6 Living with parent who has custody 7 Living with grandparents 8 Other (specify) 9 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 2193 197 99999 52165.934 29358.694 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2193 1 2 3 4 5 7 Individual roster done Individual roster done Individual roster done Individual roster done Individual roster done 2193 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2193 Respondent name Respondent name Respondent name Respondent name Respondent name Respondent Name IRID members IRID members IRID members IRID members IRID members 2193 IRID code IRID code IRID code IRID code IRID code IRID Code Start with the IRID Code “R0” for the first person. Subsequent numbers should be R1, R2, R3, R4,… The IRID Code is the number you will use to identify the person in all the questionnaires. 2193 IRID code IRID code IRID code IRID code IRID code IRID Code 2193 Name of individual Name of individual Name of individual Name of individual Name of individual Name of Individual Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender Gender 2193 1 Male 2 Female 8 Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation Occupation What is this person’s occupation? Use the occupation codes to classify the answer given by the respondent. Write “DK” if the respondent does not know the occupation. 2193 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 98 99 Don’t Know Part of a sample household (HH #) Part of a sample household (HH #) Part of a sample household (HH #) Part of a sample household (HH #) Part of a sample household (HH #) If this person is part of a sample household: HH No. This is not a question that you ask the respondent. Instead, this question will be completed by either you (if you know) or the supervisor (who might also know whether the individual belongs to sample of households we are interviewing). 2187 6 Part of a sample household (HH ID) Part of a sample household (HH ID) Part of a sample household (HH ID) Part of a sample household (HH ID) Part of a sample household (HH ID) If this person is part of a sample household: HHID This is not a question that you ask the respondent. Instead, this question will be completed by either you (if you know) or the supervisor (who might also know whether the individual belongs to sample of households we are interviewing). 2187 6 How related to you How related to you How related to you How related to you How related to you How is this person related to you? Ask how the person is related to the respondent (not to some other household member). Use the relationship codes. 2193 1 Self 2 Spouse 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Father 6 Mother 7 Grandson 8 Granddaughter 9 Grandfather 10 Grandmother 11 Brother 12 Sister 13 Uncle 14 Aunt 15 Co-wife 16 Cousin 17 Niece 18 Nephew 19 Stepchild 20 Foster child 30 Local Friend/Neighbor 31 Non-resident Friend 32 Village head 33 Lineage head 34 Househelper 35 Employee 36 Employer 37 Landlord 38 Tenant/Renter 39 Priest 40 Trader 41 Other (specify) 99 Don’t Know 103 Son in law 104 Daughter in law 105 Father in law 106 Mother in law 109 Grandfather in law 110 Grandmother in law 111 Brother in law 112 Sister in law How related to you How related to you How related to you How related to you How related to you How is this person related to you? Ask how the person is related to the respondent (not to some other household member). Use the relationship codes. 2193 1 Self 2 Spouse 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Father 6 Mother 7 Grandson 8 Granddaughter 9 Grandfather 10 Grandmother 11 Brother 12 Sister 13 Uncle 14 Aunt 15 Co-wife 16 Cousin 17 Niece 18 Nephew 19 Stepchild 20 Foster child 30 Local Friend/Neighbor 31 Non-resident Friend 32 Village head 33 Lineage head 34 Househelper 35 Employee 36 Employer 37 Landlord 38 Tenant/Renter 39 Priest 40 Trader 41 Other (specify) 45 98 99 Don’t Know 301 Son-in-law 401 Daughter-in-law 501 Father-in-law 601 Mother-in-law 901 Grandfather-in-law 1001 Grandmother-in-law 1101 Brother-in-law 1201 Sister-in-law How long known person How long known person How long known person How long known person How long known person How long have you known this person? [Number of years] Ask the respondent how long s/he has known the person. Write the number of years. If the person has been known for less than one year, round up to 1 year. 2193 98 19.559 13.783 How met this person How met this person How met this person How met this person How met this person How did you first meet this person? Ask the respondent how s/he first met the person. Several codes have been listed - such as meeting through spouse or spouse's family, meeting at a bar or club, or some group like a merry-go-round. If the answer does not have an appropriate code, write 10 (for other) and specify the answer. 2193 1 through spouse/spouse’s family 2 through family 3 through friend 4 through work 5 through church 6 through school 7 through bar/nightclub 8 through health facility 9 through group/organization (specify) 10 other (specify) 98 How often talk to this person How often talk to this person How often talk to this person How often talk to this person How often talk to this person How often do you talk to this person? Ask the respondent how often s/he talks to the person. Try to categorize the answer into one of the frequency codes listed at the bottom (daily, once a week, once a month, etc.). If the person is now dead, write 10 (for dead). 2193 1 daily 2 twice a week 3 once a week 4 every two weeks 5 once a month 6 every three months 7 every six months 8 once a year 9 less than once a year 10 dead 98 Where this person lives Where this person lives Where this person lives Where this person lives Where this person lives Where does this person live? Ask the respondent where the person lives, and write the residence code that best matches the answer. If the person is a neighbor, use the code for “same village”. 2193 1 This village 2 This location 3 Kosirai Division 4 Nandi District (inc. Kapsabet) 5 Uasin-Gishu District (exc. Eldoret) 6 Eldoret 7 Kakamega 8 Kitale 9 Kisumu 10 Nakuru 11 Nairobi 12 Other urban area 13 Other rural area 14 Outside Kenya 23 98 99 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 2228 103 99999 51203.245 29079.403 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2228 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module 2228 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2228 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 2228 1 31 15.941 8.749 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 2228 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 2228 2004 Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Shambas. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. 2228 98 2.572 4.641 Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Gardens. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. If total number of shambas and gardens is zero, then end section. 2228 98 1.347 6.519 Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots 2228 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 2228 Plot number Plot number Plot number Plot number Plot number Now I would like to ask you about each of the shambas and gardens that members of your household have farmed, including plots that were farmed by your spouse. Plot Number Write down a number for each shamba and garden that is mentioned by the household head, starting with 1, 2, 3. Remember that this land also includes land cultivated by his spouse and other members of the household. 2228 1 28 2.14 1.241 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 28 Total area of shamba - (Quantity) Total area of shamba - (Quantity) Total area of shamba - (Quantity) Total area of shamba - (Quantity) Total area of shamba - (Quantity) What is the total area of this shamba/garden? Quantity. For each plot, ask the respondent to estimate the area. Use the land unit codes for acres (1), hectares (2), square meters (3), and square feet (4). You should record area to the nearest half unit, except for small fields or gardens which are less than one unit. A field that is less than one hectare or acre is listed as "0.1" "0.2", "0.3", "0.4", "0.5", "0.6", etc., whichever is closest to its actual size. For "a quarter acre" or "a third of an acre" use "0.3", for "two-thirds of an acre" use "0.7" and for "three-quarters of an acre" use "0.8". 2228 3 9900 259.987 665.215 Total area of shamba - (Unit) Total area of shamba - (Unit) Total area of shamba - (Unit) Total area of shamba - (Unit) Total area of shamba - (Unit) What is the total area of this shamba/garden? Land Unit Code. For each plot, ask the respondent to estimate the area. Use the land unit codes for acres (1), hectares (2), square meters (3), and square feet (4). You should record area to the nearest half unit, except for small fields or gardens which are less than one unit. A field that is less than one hectare or acre is listed as "0.1" "0.2", "0.3", "0.4", "0.5", "0.6", etc., whichever is closest to its actual size. For "a quarter acre" or "a third of an acre" use "0.3", for "two-thirds of an acre" use "0.7" and for "three-quarters of an acre" use "0.8". 2228 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet 8 Ownership status Ownership status Ownership status Ownership status Ownership status What is the ownership status of this shamba/garden? If answer is 1 or 4 > Go to 8 (agrh08 - variable name in dataset). If answer is 3 > Go to 6 (agrh06 - variable name in dataset). If answer is 5 > Go to 9 (agrh09 - variable name in dataset). Ask about the ownership status of the shamba - depending on the answer, you should skip to the relevant next question. 2228 1 Owned and cultivated by your household 2 Not owned but rented in 3 Owned and rented out 4 Owned and left fallow 5 Belongs to relatives 8 Did have to pay for the use Did have to pay for the use Did have to pay for the use Did have to pay for the use Did have to pay for the use Did you or your household have to pay for the use of this shamba/garden? If answer is 2 > Go to 9 (agrh09 - variable name in dataset). 171 2057 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Value of cash & crops that had to pay Value of cash & crops that had to pay Value of cash & crops that had to pay Value of cash & crops that had to pay Value of cash & crops that had to pay What was the value of cash and crops that you had to pay for the use of this shamba/garden for the past 12 months? Amount in KSh. Go to 9 (agrh09 - variable name in dataset). Ask for the amount paid in the last 12 months for renting in the shamba or garden - if the respondent pays in terms of crop output, include the value of these crops. 139 2089 150 54000 5132.338 6864.055 Received any payments in cash & crops for use of shamba Received any payments in cash & crops for use of shamba Received any payments in cash & crops for use of shamba Received any payments in cash & crops for use of shamba Received any payments in cash & crops for use of shamba Did you or the members of your household receive any payments in cash or crops for the use of this shamba/garden for the past 12 months? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. 51 2177 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much did receive in cash or crops How much did receive in cash or crops How much did receive in cash or crops How much did receive in cash or crops How much did receive in cash or crops How much did you or the members of your household receive, in cash or crops, for this shamba/garden for the past 12 months? Amount in KSh. Ask for the amount received in the last 12 months for renting out the shamba or garden - if the respondent received crops as a payment, include the value of these crops. 39 2189 1000 90000 7948.718 14344.848 What would be the value of the garden What would be the value of the garden What would be the value of the garden What would be the value of the garden What would be the value of the garden What would be the value of this garden/shamba if you sold it today? Amount in KSh. Exclude the value of any buildings on the land. Ask the respondent to estimate the value of the shamba or garden. If the respondent does not know, you should probe by using several of these techniques: · Have other fields been sold recently in the neighbor­hood or nearby in the village? Are these fields similar to the field in question? If yes, the value of a field that was recently sold in the area is an excellent indicator of price. · Have neighbors offered to buy this field? If yes (and the price was a reasonable amount), this price is also a good indicator of the value of the field. · Remember that location is an important determinant in the price of a field. Within a particular village, there will be a range of prices for field, and as you get to know the village, you will get to know this range. Also, make sure the value of crops being grown on the land and the value of buildings and other properties on the land are not included. 1844 384 98 13900000 292717.433 775767.661 What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 2216 12 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow 98 Sysmiss What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 1173 1055 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow Sysmiss What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 433 1795 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow Sysmiss What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 216 2012 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow Sysmiss What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 94 2134 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow Sysmiss What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 46 2182 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow Sysmiss What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 20 2208 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow Sysmiss What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months What crops were being grown for the past 12 months ENUMERATOR: Don’t ask this question if answer to question 3 was code 3 -- “owned and rented out”. What crops were being grown on this shamba/farm for the past 12 months? List up to 8 crop codes. This question should not be asked if the answer to question 3 was code 3 - "owned and rented out". In this case, the land is being farmed by somebody not in the household, so we do not want to record the crops that are being grown on it. For all other plots, ask the respondent for all the crops that were being grown in the past 12 months - use the crop codes. Make sure to probe for all crops if the respondent reports only one or two major crops - in between major growing seasons, households will often grow vegetables. If a plot has been left fallow in the last 12 months - write 88. 9 2219 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 88 Fallow Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 2147 103 99999 51109.599 29149.528 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2147 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module 2147 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2147 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 2147 1 31 15.941 8.684 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 2147 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 2147 2004 Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Shambas. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. 2147 98 2.463 5.54 Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Gardens. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. If total number of shambas and gardens is zero, then end section. 2147 98 1.558 8.107 Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots 2147 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 2147 Crop code Crop code Crop code Crop code Crop code Now I would like to ask you about all the crops that you or members of your household (other than your spouse) were responsible for selling or setting aside for home consumption. If your spouse manages a vegetable garden, do not include the crops produced on that garden. Include all fruits and vegetables. Please tell me about all crops that have been grown in any of the last 3 years. Crop Codes Ask about each crop separately. First, record the code for the crop that is being discussed. If the respondent is telling you about cabbage outputs, for example, you should write 6 in the first column. 2147 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 How much quantity of [Crop] did your household produce (for sale and for home consumption) during the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Quantity. For the household head, ask how much quantity of the crop was grown by the respondent's household (excluding minor crops that were grown by the spouse) during the long and short rains of 2003. Make sure to record the unit code. Note that the quantity being asked for includes quantities that have been used for home consumption, sold in the market, and stored for future use/sale. Note the reference period: we are asking about output from crops that were grown during the main seasons of 2003 - do not include quantities that might have been harvested at the beginning of 2002 (which is soon after the short rains of 2002). Use the techniques suggested above if the respondent cannot recall how much he/she produced. 2147 8000 76.239 454.949 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 2003 How much quantity of [Crop] did your household produce (for sale and for home consumption) during the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Crop Unit Code. For the household head, ask how much quantity of the crop was grown by the respondent's household (excluding minor crops that were grown by the spouse) during the long and short rains of 2003. Make sure to record the unit code. Note that the quantity being asked for includes quantities that have been used for home consumption, sold in the market, and stored for future use/sale. Note the reference period: we are asking about output from crops that were grown during the main seasons of 2003 - do not include quantities that might have been harvested at the beginning of 2002 (which is soon after the short rains of 2002). Use the techniques suggested above if the respondent cannot recall how much he/she produced. 2037 110 1 Kilograms 2 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 3 Debbes 4 Litres 5 Bunches 6 Bags/Sacks 7 Pieces 8 Tins 9 Dozens Sysmiss Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Quantity) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Quantity) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Quantity) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Quantity) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Quantity) How much quantity of [Crop] did your household sell during or shortly after the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Quantity. Ask how much of the quantity grown during the long and short rains of 2003 were sold in the market. Note that this quantity should be less than the quantity reported in Question 2. Also, the sales could have been made after the long and short rains of 2003 - what matters is the crops being sold were grown during the reference period. Make sure to record the unit code. 2146 1 8000 53.803 442.978 Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Crop unit) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Crop unit) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Crop unit) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Crop unit) Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Crop unit) How much quantity of [Crop] did your household sell during or shortly after the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Crop Unit Code. Ask how much of the quantity grown during the long and short rains of 2003 were sold in the market. Note that this quantity should be less than the quantity reported in Question 2. Also, the sales could have been made after the long and short rains of 2003 - what matters is the crops being sold were grown during the reference period. Make sure to record the unit code. 790 1357 1 Kilograms 2 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 3 Debbes 4 Litres 5 Bunches 6 Bags/Sacks 7 Pieces 8 Tins 9 Dozens Sysmiss Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) How much income did your household receive from selling this quantity of [Crop]? TOTAL Amount in KSh. Total Amount from selling the quantity in 2 must be filled out -- but unit price and unit code are optional. Ask for the total income received from selling crops that were grown during the long and short rains of 2003. You should refer to the quantity that was reported for Question 3. Record both the total income received and the average unit price received for the sales (record both the price per unit and the unit code). For example, if the respondent sold 10 bags of maize at the end of the short rains of 2003 for a price of 1,000 KShs per bag, you should write 10,000 in the box for Question 4a, 1,000 in the box for Question 4b, and 6 (the code for bags) in the box for Question 4c. 2146 1 1040000 8366.667 40087.949 Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit price) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit price) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit price) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit price) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit price) How much income did your household receive from selling this quantity of [Crop]? Unit price. Total Amount from selling the quantity in 2 must be filled out -- but unit price and unit code are optional. Ask for the total income received from selling crops that were grown during the long and short rains of 2003. You should refer to the quantity that was reported for Question 3. Record both the total income received and the average unit price received for the sales (record both the price per unit and the unit code). For example, if the respondent sold 10 bags of maize at the end of the short rains of 2003 for a price of 1,000 KShs per bag, you should write 10,000 in the box for Question 4a, 1,000 in the box for Question 4b, and 6 (the code for bags) in the box for Question 4c. 818 1329 1 6000 734.049 686.112 Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop unit) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop unit) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop unit) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop unit) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop unit) How much income did your household receive from selling this quantity of [Crop]? Crop Unit code. Total Amount from selling the quantity in 2 must be filled out -- but unit price and unit code are optional. Ask for the total income received from selling crops that were grown during the long and short rains of 2003. You should refer to the quantity that was reported for Question 3. Record both the total income received and the average unit price received for the sales (record both the price per unit and the unit code). For example, if the respondent sold 10 bags of maize at the end of the short rains of 2003 for a price of 1,000 KShs per bag, you should write 10,000 in the box for Question 4a, 1,000 in the box for Question 4b, and 6 (the code for bags) in the box for Question 4c. 818 1329 1 Kilograms 2 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 3 Debbes 4 Litres 5 Bunches 6 Bags/Sacks 7 Pieces 8 Tins 9 Dozens 98 Sysmiss Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Do you have any of the [Crop] in storage at the present? If answer is 2 > Go to 7 (agrhb7 - variable name in dataset). 2146 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would get If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would get If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would get If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would get If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would get If you were to sell this stored quantity now, what is the amount you could get? Amount in KSh. Ask the respondent to use the current price for the crop being discussed to estimate the value of the stored quantity. 778 1369 140000 5201.284 9809.121 Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain How much income did your household receive from selling [Crop] during the long and short rains seasons of 2002? Total Amount in KSh. Ask the respondent to recall the income received from selling the crop during the long and short rains of 2002 and 2001. You should try not to simply write “Don't Know” if the respondent cannot immediately recall. To help the respondent answer these questions correctly, you should use the following techniques: · First, keep in mind that sales of crops such as maize in January 2003 count as income received from growing crops during the long and short rains of 2002. · If the respondent cannot recall, ask first for the total quantity produced (you can use the current year as a reference period and ask the respondent to recall how much higher or lower production was in the previous years). · Second, ask the respondent to estimate how much of the total production was sold and how much was kept for home consumption. · Third, ask for the price in 2002 and 2001. · With all of this information, you will be able to calculate the total income received. If the crop being discussed was NOT grown during the previous years, write 0 for the income received. At the end , make sure the respondent has not left out any crops that are not being grown currently but were grown in the past. You should probe for specific crops - for example, ask the respondent if he/she grew maize, wheat, bananas, etc. 2146 1 800000 6661.082 34883.596 Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain How much income did your household receive from selling [Crop] during the long and short rains seasons of 2001? Total Amount in KSh. Ask the respondent to recall the income received from selling the crop during the long and short rains of 2002 and 2001. You should try not to simply write "Don't Know" if the respondent cannot immediately recall. To help the respondent answer these questions correctly, you should use the following techniques: · First, keep in mind that sales of crops such as maize in January 2003 count as income received from growing crops during the long and short rains of 2002. · If the respondent cannot recall, ask first for the total quantity produced (you can use the current year as a reference period and ask the respondent to recall how much higher or lower production was in the previous years). · Second, ask the respondent to estimate how much of the total production was sold and how much was kept for home consumption. · Third, ask for the price in 2002 and 2001. · With all of this information, you will be able to calculate the total income received. If the crop being discussed was NOT grown during the previous years, write 0 for the income received. At the end , make sure the respondent has not left out any crops that are not being grown currently but were grown in the past. You should probe for specific crops - for example, ask the respondent if he/she grew maize, wheat, bananas, etc. 2146 1 900000 5283.85 33209.044 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1556 103 99999 50737.56 29128.356 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1556 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module 1556 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1556 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1556 1 31 15.915 8.726 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1556 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1556 2004 Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Shambas. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. 1556 98 2.425 6.023 Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Gardens. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. If total number of shambas and gardens is zero, then end section. 1556 98 1.307 6.975 Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots 1556 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 1556 Major crop code Major crop code Major crop code Major crop code Major crop code Now I would like to ask you when you sold your main crops, and how much you received. Major Crop Code Refer to question 4a in Section B. List the two major crops (by value). Start by asking about the major crop and listing all sales, then do the same for the second major crop. Ask for the five most recent sales, even if some of them were several years ago. 757 799 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss Month of sale 1 Month of sale 1 Month of sale 1 Month of sale 1 Month of sale 1 Date of Sale. Month. 756 800 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss Year of sale 1 Year of sale 1 Year of sale 1 Year of sale 1 Year of sale 1 Date of Sale. Year. 758 798 99 Don't Know 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Quantity sold 1 Quantity sold 1 Quantity sold 1 Quantity sold 1 Quantity sold 1 Quantity Sold. Quantity. 758 798 1 999 51.964 154.34 Quantity sold (Unit code) 1 Quantity sold (Unit code) 1 Quantity sold (Unit code) 1 Quantity sold (Unit code) 1 Quantity sold (Unit code) 1 Quantity Sold. Crop unit code. 751 805 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Amount received per unit 1 Amount received per unit 1 Amount received per unit 1 Amount received per unit 1 Amount received per unit 1 Amount received per month. 756 800 3 9600 920.267 744.82 Total received 1 Total received 1 Total received 1 Total received 1 Total received 1 Total received. 757 799 50 900000 20183.355 56791.019 Month of sale 2 Month of sale 2 Month of sale 2 Month of sale 2 Month of sale 2 Date of Sale. Month. 500 1056 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss Year of sale 2 Year of sale 2 Year of sale 2 Year of sale 2 Year of sale 2 Date of Sale. Year. 500 1056 99 Don't Know 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Quantity sold 2 Quantity sold 2 Quantity sold 2 Quantity sold 2 Quantity sold 2 Quantity Sold. Quantity. 500 1056 1 999 62.542 176.893 Quantity sold (Unit code) 2 Quantity sold (Unit code) 2 Quantity sold (Unit code) 2 Quantity sold (Unit code) 2 Quantity sold (Unit code) 2 Quantity Sold. Crop unit code. 499 1057 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Amount received per unit 2 Amount received per unit 2 Amount received per unit 2 Amount received per unit 2 Amount received per unit 2 Amount received per month. 500 1056 5 10000 900.668 766.817 Total received 2 Total received 2 Total received 2 Total received 2 Total received 2 Total received. 499 1057 50 800000 25302.499 67765.386 Month of sale 3 Month of sale 3 Month of sale 3 Month of sale 3 Month of sale 3 Date of Sale. Month. 334 1222 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss Year of sale 3 Year of sale 3 Year of sale 3 Year of sale 3 Year of sale 3 Date of Sale. Year. 334 1222 99 Don't Know 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Quantity sold 3 Quantity sold 3 Quantity sold 3 Quantity sold 3 Quantity sold 3 Quantity Sold. Quantity. 334 1222 1 999 74.096 187.858 Quantity sold (Unit code) 3 Quantity sold (Unit code) 3 Quantity sold (Unit code) 3 Quantity sold (Unit code) 3 Quantity sold (Unit code) 3 Quantity Sold. Crop unit code. 332 1224 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sysmiss Amount received per unit 3 Amount received per unit 3 Amount received per unit 3 Amount received per unit 3 Amount received per unit 3 Amount received per month. 334 1222 5 4000 810.362 497.49 Total received 3 Total received 3 Total received 3 Total received 3 Total received 3 Total received. 334 1222 50 1040000 28942.877 73124.866 Month of sale 4 Month of sale 4 Month of sale 4 Month of sale 4 Month of sale 4 Date of Sale. Month. 99 1457 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss Year of sale 4 Year of sale 4 Year of sale 4 Year of sale 4 Year of sale 4 Date of Sale. Year. 100 1456 99 Don't Know 1997 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Quantity sold 4 Quantity sold 4 Quantity sold 4 Quantity sold 4 Quantity sold 4 Quantity Sold. Quantity. 98 1458 1 999 74.306 140.72 Quantity sold (Unit code) 4 Quantity sold (Unit code) 4 Quantity sold (Unit code) 4 Quantity sold (Unit code) 4 Quantity sold (Unit code) 4 Quantity Sold. Crop unit code. 98 1458 1 2 3 5 6 7 Sysmiss Amount received per unit 4 Amount received per unit 4 Amount received per unit 4 Amount received per unit 4 Amount received per unit 4 Amount received per month. 100 1456 5 1800 658.32 420.969 Total received 4 Total received 4 Total received 4 Total received 4 Total received 4 Total received. 98 1458 100 300000 27462.5 42216.059 Month of sale 5 Month of sale 5 Month of sale 5 Month of sale 5 Month of sale 5 Date of Sale. Month. 59 1497 1 2 3 4 5 8 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss Year of sale 5 Year of sale 5 Year of sale 5 Year of sale 5 Year of sale 5 Date of Sale. Year. 60 1496 99 Don't Know 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Quantity sold 5 Quantity sold 5 Quantity sold 5 Quantity sold 5 Quantity sold 5 Quantity Sold. Quantity. 58 1498 3 600 75.414 121.294 Quantity sold (Unit code) 5 Quantity sold (Unit code) 5 Quantity sold (Unit code) 5 Quantity sold (Unit code) 5 Quantity sold (Unit code) 5 Quantity Sold. Crop unit code. 57 1499 1 5 6 7 Sysmiss Amount received per unit 5 Amount received per unit 5 Amount received per unit 5 Amount received per unit 5 Amount received per unit 5 Amount received per month. 60 1496 5 1400 574.433 430.477 Total received 5 Total received 5 Total received 5 Total received 5 Total received 5 Total received. 58 1498 200 120000 18451.121 23781.996 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 5446 103 99999 50737.56 29121.668 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 5446 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module 5446 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 5446 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 5446 1 31 15.915 8.724 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 5446 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 5446 2004 Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Shambas. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. 5446 98 2.425 6.022 Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Gardens. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. If total number of shambas and gardens is zero, then end section. 5446 98 1.307 6.974 Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots 5446 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 5446 Input number Input number Input number Input number Input number Input Number 5446 1 Hired labor 2 Seeds 3 Manure 4 Fertilizer 5 Pesticides 6 Transportation 7 Other expenses associated with crop production Have used Have used Have used Have used Have used In the past 12 months (since ____), have you … 1 Used any hired labor on your shambas/gardens? 2 Bought any seeds? 3 Bought any manure for your shambas? 4 Bought fertilizer on your shambas? 5 Bought pesticides for your shambas? 6 Had expenses for transporting the crops? 7 Had any other expenses associated with crop production, such as the purchase of sacks, containers, storage, irrigation, renting of animal traction, renting of tractors? If answer is 2 > Go to next question. 5446 1 Yes 2 No 8 Amount spend Amount spend Amount spend Amount spend Amount spend How much did you spend on [INPUT] in the past 12 months? 2878 2568 15 180000 3755.62 8592.364 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 778 103 99999 50737.56 29137.727 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 778 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module 778 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 778 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 778 1 31 15.915 8.729 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 778 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 778 2004 Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Shambas. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. 778 98 2.425 6.025 Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Gardens. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. If total number of shambas and gardens is zero, then end section. 778 98 1.307 6.978 Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots 778 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 778 Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid In the past 12 months, has anyone worked on your shambas/gardens without being paid? If answer is 2 > Go to section E2 (agrhee1 - variable name in dataset). You should ask the household head about all of the shambas and gardens that household members worked on. Make sure that the persons being discussed worked without payment of any kind. 778 1 Yes 2 No 8 Count of persons Count of persons Count of persons Count of persons Count of persons 118 660 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Have you been visited by or have you spoken with an agricultural extension worker in the past 12 months? 778 1 Yes 2 No 8 Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have you worked at the “HAART and Harvest Initiative” farm (shamba mzungu) in Mosoriot in the last 12 months? If answer is 2 > End section. This farm has been established recently to provide food for families of AIDS patients. You should refer to the farm as "HHI farm" or "shamba mzungu" in your interview. In our sample, there are likely to be several individuals that have worked on this farm. After asking the respondent whether he/she has worked on the farm (Question 2), ask for the month and year when he/she started working there. Then record the number of days that the respondent has worked on the farm. Finally, ask the respondent what he/she learned from working at the farm - briefly summarize the answer in words. 778 1 Yes 2 No 8 Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm When did you start working at this farm? Month. 15 763 1 99 37.4 44.64 1 2 4 6 11 12 98 99 Sysmiss Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm When did you start working at this farm? Year. 14 764 98 2004 1727.071 690.303 98 1952 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm For how long have you worked at this farm? [Number of days] 15 763 3 999 176.933 269.972 What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What did you learn from working at this farm? 15 98 BEING GOOD FARMER CARE FOR ANIMAL&CROP COUNSELLING/FOOD HIV GROW NAPPIER GRASS HARD WORK PAYS HIV POSITIVE NUT PRA LIVE WITH HIV PEOPLE LOVE&CARE TO HIV PPL NUTRITION FOR HEALTH PROPER FEEDING PWA NEED LOVE & CARE REAR CHICKEN ZERO GR Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 215 842 98838 52000.488 30537.031 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 215 1 2 3 Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module Agriculture HH head module 215 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 215 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 215 1 31 17.726 8.737 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 215 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 215 2004 Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months Shambas farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Shambas. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. 215 5 2.326 0.94 Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months Gardens farmed by members in past 12 months How many shambas/gardens were farmed (individually or collectively) by you or members of your household in the past 12 months? Gardens. Include shambas/gardens that were rented and also shambas/gardens that were left fallow. If total number of shambas and gardens is zero, then end section. 215 3 0.684 0.643 Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots Count of plots 215 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 215 Person number Person number Person number Person number Person number Person Number For Question 2, write the IRID code of the person who helped on the shamba or garden. 215 1 2 3 4 5 IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code or person who helped 215 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 17 Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months In the past 12 months, for how many days did this person work on your shambas/gardens? In Question 4, ask how many days in the past 12 months did the person work on the shambas or gardens. 215 1 180 14.981 21.519 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1337 103 99975 49111.584 28782.474 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1337 2 3 Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module 1337 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1337 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1337 1 31 16.267 8.802 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1337 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1337 2004 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 1337 Crop code Crop code Crop code Crop code Crop code Now I would like to ask you about the crops that you yourself were responsible for selling or preparing for home consumption. If your spouse sold the crops from a specific shamba or garden, do not include those crops. Include all fruits and vegetables. Crop Codes Ask about each crop separately. First, record the code for the crop that is being discussed. If the respondent is telling you about cabbage outputs, for example, you should write 6 in the first column. 1337 1 34 16.904 12.753 1 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 26 27 28 30 31 32 34 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 How much quantity of [Crop] did your household produce (for sale and for home consumption) during the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Quantity. For the spouse, ask how much quantity of the crop she grew during these same seasons. 1337 250000 6794.39 16864.539 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 Quantity of crop hh produced during long & short rains in 20 How much quantity of [Crop] did your household produce (for sale and for home consumption) during the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Crop Unit Code. For the spouse, ask how much quantity of the crop she grew during these same seasons. 1326 11 1 Kilograms 2 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 3 Debbes 4 Litres 5 Bunches 6 Bags/Sacks 7 Pieces 8 Tins 9 Dozens 10 98 Sysmiss Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Q Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Q Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Q Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Q Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (Q How much quantity of [Crop] did your household sell during the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Quantity. Ask how much of the quantity grown during the long and short rains of 2003 were sold in the market. Note that this quantity should be less than the quantity reported in Question 2. Also, the sales could have been made after the long and short rains of 2003 - what matters is the crops being sold were grown during the reference period. Make sure to record the unit code. 1337 200000 1577.375 9681.614 Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (C Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (C Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (C Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (C Quantity of crop hh sell after long & short rains in 2003 (C How much quantity of [Crop] did your household sell during the long and short rains seasons of 2003? Crop Unit Code. Ask how much of the quantity grown during the long and short rains of 2003 were sold in the market. Note that this quantity should be less than the quantity reported in Question 2. Also, the sales could have been made after the long and short rains of 2003 - what matters is the crops being sold were grown during the reference period. Make sure to record the unit code. 389 948 1 Kilograms 2 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 3 Debbes 4 Litres 5 Bunches 6 Bags/Sacks 7 Pieces 8 Tins 9 Dozens 10 98 Sysmiss Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Amount) How much income did your household receive from selling this quantity of [Crop]? TOTAL Amount in KSh. Total Amount from selling the quantity in 2 must be filled out -- but unit price and unit code are optional. Ask for the total income received from selling crops that were grown during the long and short rains of 2003. You should refer to the quantity that was reported for Question 3. Record both the total income received and the average unit price received for the sales (record both the price per unit and the unit code). For example, if the respondent sold 10 bags of maize at the end of the short rains of 2003 for a price of 1,000 KShs per bag, you should write 10,000 in the box for Question 4a, 1,000 in the box for Question 4b, and 6 (the code for bags) in the box for Question 4c. 1337 39200 423.808 1947.027 Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit pr Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit pr Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit pr Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit pr Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Unit pr How much income did your household receive from selling this quantity of [Crop]? Unit price. Total Amount from selling the quantity in 2 must be filled out -- but unit price and unit code are optional. Ask for the total income received from selling crops that were grown during the long and short rains of 2003. You should refer to the quantity that was reported for Question 3. Record both the total income received and the average unit price received for the sales (record both the price per unit and the unit code). For example, if the respondent sold 10 bags of maize at the end of the short rains of 2003 for a price of 1,000 KShs per bag, you should write 10,000 in the box for Question 4a, 1,000 in the box for Question 4b, and 6 (the code for bags) in the box for Question 4c. 439 898 1 2800 225.226 365.662 Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop un Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop un Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop un Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop un Income hh receive from selling the quantity of crop (Crop un How much income did your household receive from selling this quantity of [Crop]? Crop Unit code. Total Amount from selling the quantity in 2 must be filled out -- but unit price and unit code are optional. Ask for the total income received from selling crops that were grown during the long and short rains of 2003. You should refer to the quantity that was reported for Question 3. Record both the total income received and the average unit price received for the sales (record both the price per unit and the unit code). For example, if the respondent sold 10 bags of maize at the end of the short rains of 2003 for a price of 1,000 KShs per bag, you should write 10,000 in the box for Question 4a, 1,000 in the box for Question 4b, and 6 (the code for bags) in the box for Question 4c. 439 898 1 Kilograms 2 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 3 Debbes 4 Litres 5 Bunches 6 Bags/Sacks 7 Pieces 8 Tins 9 Dozens 10 98 Sysmiss Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Have any crop in storage Do you have any of the [Crop] in storage at the present? If answer is 2 > Go to 7 (agrsa7 - variable name in dataset). 1337 1 Yes 2 No 8 If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would ge If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would ge If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would ge If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would ge If were to sell the stored quantity, what is amount would ge If you were to sell this stored quantity now, what is the amount you could get? Amount in KSh. Ask the respondent to use the current price for the crop being discussed to estimate the value of the stored quantity. 274 1063 20 30000 643.668 2315.92 Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain How much income did your household receive from selling [Crop] during the long and short rains seasons of 2002? Total Amount in KSh. Ask the respondent to recall the income received from selling the crop during the long and short rains of 2002 and 2001. You should try not to simply write “Don't Know” if the respondent cannot immediately recall. To help the respondent answer these questions correctly, you should use the following techniques: · First, keep in mind that sales of crops such as maize in January 2003 count as income received from growing crops during the long and short rains of 2002. · If the respondent cannot recall, ask first for the total quantity produced (you can use the current year as a reference period and ask the respondent to recall how much higher or lower production was in the previous years). · Second, ask the respondent to estimate how much of the total production was sold and how much was kept for home consumption. · Third, ask for the price in 2002 and 2001. · With all of this information, you will be able to calculate the total income received. If the crop being discussed was NOT grown during the previous years, write 0 for the income received. At the end , make sure the respondent has not left out any crops that are not being grown currently but were grown in the past. You should probe for specific crops - for example, ask the respondent if he/she grew maize, wheat, bananas, etc. 1337 44000 230.47 1682.225 Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain Income hh receive from selling crop during long & short rain How much income did your household receive from selling [Crop] during the long and short rains seasons of 2001? Total Amount in KSh. Ask the respondent to recall the income received from selling the crop during the long and short rains of 2002 and 2001. You should try not to simply write "Don't Know" if the respondent cannot immediately recall. To help the respondent answer these questions correctly, you should use the following techniques: · First, keep in mind that sales of crops such as maize in January 2003 count as income received from growing crops during the long and short rains of 2002. · If the respondent cannot recall, ask first for the total quantity produced (you can use the current year as a reference period and ask the respondent to recall how much higher or lower production was in the previous years). · Second, ask the respondent to estimate how much of the total production was sold and how much was kept for home consumption. · Third, ask for the price in 2002 and 2001. · With all of this information, you will be able to calculate the total income received. If the crop being discussed was NOT grown during the previous years, write 0 for the income received. At the end , make sure the respondent has not left out any crops that are not being grown currently but were grown in the past. You should probe for specific crops - for example, ask the respondent if he/she grew maize, wheat, bananas, etc. 1337 40000 182.408 1472.176 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 2646 103 99975 49238.852 29129.582 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2646 2 3 Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module 2646 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2646 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 2646 1 31 15.889 8.825 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 2646 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 2646 2004 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 2646 Input number Input number Input number Input number Input number Input Number 2646 1 Hired labor 2 Seeds 3 Manure 4 Fertilizer 5 Pesticides 6 Transportation 7 Other expenses associated with crop production Have used Have used Have used Have used Have used 1. In the past 12 months (since ____), have you … 1 Used any hired labor on your shambas/gardens? 2 Bought any seeds? 3 Bought any manure for your shambas? 4 Bought fertilizer on your shambas? 5 Bought pesticides for your shambas? 6 Had expenses for transporting the crops? 7 Had any other expenses associated with crop production, such as the purchase of sacks, containers, storage, irrigation, renting of animal traction, renting of tractors? If answer is 2 > Go to next question. 2646 1 Yes 2 No 8 Amount spend Amount spend Amount spend Amount spend Amount spend How much did you spend on [INPUT] in the past 12 months? 774 1872 2 15000 515.888 1124.197 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 378 103 99975 49238.852 29162.678 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 378 2 3 Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module 378 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 378 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 378 1 31 15.889 8.835 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 378 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 378 2004 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 378 Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid Any worked on shamba without being paid In the past 12 months, has anyone worked on your shambas/gardens without being paid? If answer is 2 > Go to section C2 (agrsce1 - variable name in dataset). 378 1 Yes 2 No Count of persons Count of persons Count of persons Count of persons Count of persons 24 354 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Ever been visited by Agriculture extension worker in past 12 Have you been visited by or have you spoken with an agricultural extension worker in the past 12 months? 378 1 Yes 2 No Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have worked at HAAT & Harvest Initiative in Mosoriot in last Have you worked at the “HAART and Harvest Initiative” farm (shamba mzungu) in Mosoriot in the last 12 months? If answer is 2 > End section. This farm has been established recently to provide food for families of AIDS patients. You should refer to the farm as "HHI farm" or "shamba mzungu" in your interview. In our sample, there are likely to be several individuals that have worked on this farm. After asking the respondent whether he/she has worked on the farm (Question 2), ask for the month and year when he/she started working there. Then record the number of days that the respondent has worked on the farm. Finally, ask the respondent what he/she learned from working at the farm - briefly summarize the answer in words. 378 1 Yes 2 No Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm Month started working at the firm When did you start working at this farm? Month. 1 377 5 Sysmiss Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm Year started working at the firm When did you start working at this farm? Year. 1 377 2004 Sysmiss How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm How long have worked at the firm For how long have you worked at this farm? [Number of days] 1 377 2 Sysmiss What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What learn from working at the firm What did you learn from working this farm? 1 HOME BASED CARE Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 38 4100 95721 57880.263 31425.091 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 38 2 Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module Agriculture Spouse module 38 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 38 2 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 38 2 29 16.105 7.399 2 4 5 7 8 10 11 13 14 16 17 19 21 26 27 28 29 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 38 3 4 5 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 38 2004 Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop Count of crop 38 Person number Person number Person number Person number Person number Person Number 38 1 2 3 4 IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code of person who helped IRID Code or person who helped 38 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 18 Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months Days person worked in past 12 months In the past 12 months, for how many days did this person work on your shambas/gardens? 38 1 120 11.368 19.839 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 657 197 99975 50547.855 29454.574 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 657 1 2 3 4 5 7 Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done 657 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 657 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 657 1 31 16.03 8.71 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 657 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 657 2004 Number of children 5 yrs Number of children 5 yrs Number of children 5 yrs Number of children 5 yrs Number of children 5 yrs 657 Code of child Code of child Code of child Code of child Code of child 657 1 2 3 4 Code of child - Anthropomentric Code of child - Anthropomentric Code of child - Anthropomentric Code of child - Anthropomentric Code of child - Anthropomentric ID CODE of child First, refer to the household copy the ID codes of all children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. Weigh children with as little clothing as possible. Record the amount of clothing the child was wearing when you made the measurement. All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 657 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 Name of child - Anthropometrics Name of child - Anthropometrics Name of child - Anthropometrics Name of child - Anthropometrics Name of child - Anthropometrics Copy the NAME of the household member from the Household Roster, matching the name to ID code. All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. Child measured Child measured Child measured Child measured Child measured Was this person measured? If answer is 2 > Go to 7 (ant07 - variable name in dataset). All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 657 1 Yes 2 No Day measured Day measured Day measured Day measured Day measured Date of Measurement (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 560 97 1 98 16.443 10.613 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss Month measured Month measured Month measured Month measured Month measured Date of Measurement (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 560 97 3 98 5.486 6.98 3 4 5 6 7 8 98 Sysmiss Year measured Year measured Year measured Year measured Year measured Date of Measurement (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 560 97 98 2004 1993.789 139.255 98 2004 Sysmiss Weight (KG) Weight (KG) Weight (KG) Weight (KG) Weight (KG) WEIGHT (Kg) All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 560 97 2 98 11.934 6.168 Amount of clothing Amount of clothing Amount of clothing Amount of clothing Amount of clothing Amount of clothing worn by child. All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 560 97 1 More than normal 2 Normal 3 Removed some clothing 8 Sysmiss Height or Length (cm) Height or Length (cm) Height or Length (cm) Height or Length (cm) Height or Length (cm) HEIGHT or LENGTH (cm) Go to next child. All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 559 98 32 125 86.707 15.581 Reason not measured Reason not measured Reason not measured Reason not measured Reason not measured Reason not measured? All children that are household members and are 5 years or younger. 100 557 1 At school 2 At work 3 Boarding/traveling 4 Serious Illness 5 Refusal 6 Other Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1553 103 99975 51181.769 29455.387 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1553 1 2 3 4 5 7 Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done 1553 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1553 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1553 1 31 15.681 8.799 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1553 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1553 2004 Number of children 12 yrs Number of children 12 yrs Number of children 12 yrs Number of children 12 yrs Number of children 12 yrs 1553 ID CODE ID CODE ID CODE ID CODE ID CODE All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 1552 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code Copy ID CODE of all children 12 years or younger. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 1553 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Have a vaccination card Have a vaccination card Have a vaccination card Have a vaccination card Have a vaccination card Does [Name] have a vaccination card? If YES: May I please see it? If answer is 2 > Go to 12 (ant12 - variable name in dataset). All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 1551 2 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where did [Name] receive most of the vaccinations? All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 709 844 1 98 5.859 14.941 BCG vaccination - Day BCG vaccination - Day BCG vaccination - Day BCG vaccination - Day BCG vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. BCG. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 702 851 1 98 17.236 15.324 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss BCG vaccination - Month BCG vaccination - Month BCG vaccination - Month BCG vaccination - Month BCG vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. BCG. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 702 851 1 98 8.769 14.462 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss BCG vaccination - Year BCG vaccination - Year BCG vaccination - Year BCG vaccination - Year BCG vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. BCG. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 685 868 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Polio 0 vaccination - Day Polio 0 vaccination - Day Polio 0 vaccination - Day Polio 0 vaccination - Day Polio 0 vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 0 (at birth). Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 700 853 1 98 26.427 29.296 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss Polio 0 vaccination - Month Polio 0 vaccination - Month Polio 0 vaccination - Month Polio 0 vaccination - Month Polio 0 vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 0 (at birth). Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 700 853 1 98 18.913 31.327 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss Polio 0 vaccination - Year Polio 0 vaccination - Year Polio 0 vaccination - Year Polio 0 vaccination - Year Polio 0 vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 0 (at birth). Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 606 947 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Polio 1 vaccination - Day Polio 1 vaccination - Day Polio 1 vaccination - Day Polio 1 vaccination - Day Polio 1 vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 1. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 19.77 19.624 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss Polio 1 vaccination - Month Polio 1 vaccination - Month Polio 1 vaccination - Month Polio 1 vaccination - Month Polio 1 vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 1. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 11.111 19.906 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss Polio 1 vaccination - Year Polio 1 vaccination - Year Polio 1 vaccination - Year Polio 1 vaccination - Year Polio 1 vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 1. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 667 886 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Polio 2 vaccination - Day Polio 2 vaccination - Day Polio 2 vaccination - Day Polio 2 vaccination - Day Polio 2 vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 2. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 700 853 1 98 22.34 23.959 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss Polio 2 vaccination - Month Polio 2 vaccination - Month Polio 2 vaccination - Month Polio 2 vaccination - Month Polio 2 vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 2. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 700 853 1 98 14.163 25.198 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss Polio 2 vaccination - Year Polio 2 vaccination - Year Polio 2 vaccination - Year Polio 2 vaccination - Year Polio 2 vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 2. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 643 910 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Polio 3 vaccination - Day Polio 3 vaccination - Day Polio 3 vaccination - Day Polio 3 vaccination - Day Polio 3 vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 3. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 25.876 28.299 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss Polio 3 vaccination - Month Polio 3 vaccination - Month Polio 3 vaccination - Month Polio 3 vaccination - Month Polio 3 vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 3. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 18.024 30.312 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss Polio 3 vaccination - Year Polio 3 vaccination - Year Polio 3 vaccination - Year Polio 3 vaccination - Year Polio 3 vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Polio 3. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 614 939 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss DPT 1 vaccination - Day DPT 1 vaccination - Day DPT 1 vaccination - Day DPT 1 vaccination - Day DPT 1 vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 1. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 18.262 16.791 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss DPT 1 vaccination - Month DPT 1 vaccination - Month DPT 1 vaccination - Month DPT 1 vaccination - Month DPT 1 vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 1. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 9.653 16.274 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss DPT 1 vaccination - Year DPT 1 vaccination - Year DPT 1 vaccination - Year DPT 1 vaccination - Year DPT 1 vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 1. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 679 874 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss DPT 2 vaccination - Day DPT 2 vaccination - Day DPT 2 vaccination - Day DPT 2 vaccination - Day DPT 2 vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 2. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 20.397 20.347 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss DPT 2 vaccination - Month DPT 2 vaccination - Month DPT 2 vaccination - Month DPT 2 vaccination - Month DPT 2 vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 2. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 11.672 20.964 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss DPT 2 vaccination - Year DPT 2 vaccination - Year DPT 2 vaccination - Year DPT 2 vaccination - Year DPT 2 vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 2. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 663 890 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss DPT 3 vaccination - Day DPT 3 vaccination - Day DPT 3 vaccination - Day DPT 3 vaccination - Day DPT 3 vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 3. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 23.049 25.085 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss DPT 3 vaccination - Month DPT 3 vaccination - Month DPT 3 vaccination - Month DPT 3 vaccination - Month DPT 3 vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 3. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 15.056 26.758 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss DPT 3 vaccination - Year DPT 3 vaccination - Year DPT 3 vaccination - Year DPT 3 vaccination - Year DPT 3 vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. DPT 3. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 636 917 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Measles vaccination - Day Measles vaccination - Day Measles vaccination - Day Measles vaccination - Day Measles vaccination - Day COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Measles. Day. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 31.385 32.611 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Sysmiss Measles vaccination - Month Measles vaccination - Month Measles vaccination - Month Measles vaccination - Month Measles vaccination - Month COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Measles. Month. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 701 852 1 98 23.074 35.731 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Sysmiss Measles vaccination - Year Measles vaccination - Year Measles vaccination - Year Measles vaccination - Year Measles vaccination - Year COPY VACCINATION DATES (DAY/MONTH/YEAR) FOR EACH VACCINE FROM THE CARD. Measles. Year. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 572 981 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Receive any vaccination Receive any vaccination Receive any vaccination Receive any vaccination Receive any vaccination Did [Name] ever receive any vaccinations to prevent him/her from getting diseases? If answer is 2 > Go to 21 (ant21 - variable name in dataset). All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 858 695 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where received most vaccinations Where did [Name] receive most of the vaccinations? All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 849 704 1 99 5.21 12.245 Received BCG vaccine Received BCG vaccine Received BCG vaccine Received BCG vaccine Received BCG vaccine A BCG vaccine against tuberculosis, that is, an injection in the left arm that caused a scar? All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 850 703 1 Yes 2 No 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss Received Polio vaccine Received Polio vaccine Received Polio vaccine Received Polio vaccine Received Polio vaccine Polio vaccine, that is, drops in the mouth? If answer is 2 or 99 > Go to 18 (ant18 - variable name in dataset). All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 895 658 1 Yes 2 No 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss How many times received polio vaccine How many times received polio vaccine How many times received polio vaccine How many times received polio vaccine How many times received polio vaccine How many times? All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 875 678 1 99 5.237 12.405 When was the first polio vaccine given When was the first polio vaccine given When was the first polio vaccine given When was the first polio vaccine given When was the first polio vaccine given When was the first vaccine given, just after birth or later? All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 861 692 1 Just after birth 2 Later 9 Sysmiss Received DPT vaccine Received DPT vaccine Received DPT vaccine Received DPT vaccine Received DPT vaccine DPT vaccination, that is, an injection usually given the same time as polio drops? If answer is 2 or 99 > Go to 20 (ant20 - variable name in dataset). All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 865 688 1 Yes 2 No 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss How many times received DPT vaccine How many times received DPT vaccine How many times received DPT vaccine How many times received DPT vaccine How many times received DPT vaccine How many times? All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 836 717 1 99 4.455 11.892 Received an injection to prevent measles Received an injection to prevent measles Received an injection to prevent measles Received an injection to prevent measles Received an injection to prevent measles An injection to prevent measles? Go to next person. All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 892 661 1 Yes 2 No 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss Why not received vaccinations Why not received vaccinations Why not received vaccinations Why not received vaccinations Why not received vaccinations Why did [Name] not receive vaccinations? All children that are household members and are 12 years or younger. 30 1523 1 Clinic too far away /difficult to get to 2 Child or parent was sick 3 Vaccine out of stock 4 Forgot to take child 5 Don’t believe vaccine is effective 6 Don’t know about the vaccine 7 Other (specify) 9 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 4915 103 99975 50773.439 29070.062 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 4915 1 2 3 4 Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done Anthropometric Module done 4915 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 4915 1 2 3 4 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 4915 1 31 15.138 8.689 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 4915 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 4915 2004 Count of Section C Count of Section C Count of Section C Count of Section C Count of Section C 4915 1 52 19.699 10.372 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code If the child has a vaccination card, turn to the back of the card. Record the age (in months) and weight (in kg) for all points that are marked on the card. 4915 1 50 10.324 8.179 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 4915 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Age in months Age in months Age in months Age in months Age in months Age in months. 4915 50 6.151 4.479 Weight in KG Weight in KG Weight in KG Weight in KG Weight in KG Weight (kg) 4915 1 21 6.42 2.027 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 811 103 99999 50517.443 29080.192 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 811 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 811 1 Yes Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 811 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 811 1 31 15.932 8.722 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 811 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 811 2004 Total land own (Quantity) Total land own (Quantity) Total land own (Quantity) Total land own (Quantity) Total land own (Quantity) How much total land (including plots) do you and members of your household own now? Quantity. Don't include expected inheritances. Ask the respondent for total amount of land he and other household members own. Write the quantity as well as the unit code (if the answer is “2 acres”, you should write 2 in the first box and the unit code for acres, 1, in the second box. Also ask for the total current value of all the land - how much would the respondent get if he sold all of it today? Make sure the respondent does not include the value of any dwellings on the land. The value of trees on the land should be included, even though in some cases they may be sold separately. 811 9900 683.97 1228.851 Total land own (Unit code) Total land own (Unit code) Total land own (Unit code) Total land own (Unit code) Total land own (Unit code) How much total land (including plots) do you and members of your household own now? Land Unit Code. Don't include expected inheritances. Ask the respondent for total amount of land he and other household members own. Write the quantity as well as the unit code (if the answer is “2 acres”, you should write 2 in the first box and the unit code for acres, 1, in the second box. Also ask for the total current value of all the land - how much would the respondent get if he sold all of it today? Make sure the respondent does not include the value of any dwellings on the land. The value of trees on the land should be included, even though in some cases they may be sold separately. 663 148 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet 8 Sysmiss Total land own (Total value if sold) Total land own (Total value if sold) Total land own (Total value if sold) Total land own (Total value if sold) Total land own (Total value if sold) How much total land (including plots) do you and members of your household own now? Total value if sold today, excluding value of any dwellings and including value of trees. Amount in KSh. Don't include expected inheritances. Ask the respondent for total amount of land he and other household members own. Write the quantity as well as the unit code (if the answer is “2 acres”, you should write 2 in the first box and the unit code for acres, 1, in the second box. Also ask for the total current value of all the land - how much would the respondent get if he sold all of it today? Make sure the respondent does not include the value of any dwellings on the land. The value of trees on the land should be included, even though in some cases they may be sold separately. 663 148 26 9999999 839510.428 1369888.81 How much is owned with other people (Quantity) How much is owned with other people (Quantity) How much is owned with other people (Quantity) How much is owned with other people (Quantity) How much is owned with other people (Quantity) Of this land, how much is owned with other people outside the household? Quantity. Make sure to include only the share of the household. Don't include expected inheritances. Of the land mentioned in Question 1, ask how is owned with (i.e., shared with) other people. Ask for the amount and value of the land that is shared. 663 148 9800 25.656 397.701 How much is owned with other people (Unit code) How much is owned with other people (Unit code) How much is owned with other people (Unit code) How much is owned with other people (Unit code) How much is owned with other people (Unit code) Of this land, how much is owned with other people outside the household? Land Unit Code. Make sure to include only the share of the household. Don't include expected inheritances. Of the land mentioned in Question 1, ask how is owned with (i.e., shared with) other people. Ask for the amount and value of the land that is shared. 10 801 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet 8 Sysmiss How much is owned with other people (Total value if sold) How much is owned with other people (Total value if sold) How much is owned with other people (Total value if sold) How much is owned with other people (Total value if sold) How much is owned with other people (Total value if sold) Of this land, how much is owned with other people outside the household? Total value if sold today, excluding value of any dwellings and including value of trees. Amount in KSh. Make sure to include only the share of the household. Don't include expected inheritances. Of the land mentioned in Question 1, ask how is owned with (i.e., shared with) other people. Ask for the amount and value of the land that is shared. 10 801 98 1890000 683009.8 623045.936 IRID of person shared with - 1 IRID of person shared with - 1 IRID of person shared with - 1 IRID of person shared with - 1 IRID of person shared with - 1 IRID of the person with whom land was shared. Enter 98 if organization/group, 99 if Don't Know. Write the IRID of the person(s) that the land is shared with. You must fill out the individual roster form for all these persons. 9 802 IRID of person shared with - 2 IRID of person shared with - 2 IRID of person shared with - 2 IRID of person shared with - 2 IRID of person shared with - 2 IRID of the person with whom land was shared. Enter 98 if organization/group, 99 if Don't Know. Write the IRID of the person(s) that the land is shared with. You must fill out the individual roster form for all these persons. 3 808 How much of land have a deed (Quantity) How much of land have a deed (Quantity) How much of land have a deed (Quantity) How much of land have a deed (Quantity) How much of land have a deed (Quantity) For how much of this land [refer to total quantity reported for question 1] do you have a deed? Quantity. 663 148 9900 674.465 1500.375 How much of land have a deed (Unit code) How much of land have a deed (Unit code) How much of land have a deed (Unit code) How much of land have a deed (Unit code) How much of land have a deed (Unit code) For how much of this land [refer to total quantity reported for question 1] do you have a deed? Land Unit Code. 364 447 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet 8 Sysmiss How much of land have a deed (total value) How much of land have a deed (total value) How much of land have a deed (total value) How much of land have a deed (total value) How much of land have a deed (total value) For how much of this land [refer to total quantity reported for question 1] do you have a deed? Total value if sold today, excluding value of any dwellings and including value of trees. Amount in KSh. 364 447 26 7900000 94075.665 641994.18 How much was bought on credit (Quantinty) How much was bought on credit (Quantinty) How much was bought on credit (Quantinty) How much was bought on credit (Quantinty) How much was bought on credit (Quantinty) Now I would like to ask you about how this land (refer to quantity reported for question 1) was acquired. How much was bought on credit? Quantity. If answer is 0 > Go to 7 (ass07 - variable name in dataset). Of the land amount mentioned in Question 1, ask how much was purchased on credit (i.e., by borrowing). 663 148 9800 63.56 760.908 How much was bought on credit (Unit code) How much was bought on credit (Unit code) How much was bought on credit (Unit code) How much was bought on credit (Unit code) How much was bought on credit (Unit code) How much was bought on credit? Land Unit Code. Of the land amount mentioned in Question 1, ask how much was purchased on credit (i.e., by borrowing). 21 790 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet 8 Sysmiss How much was bought on credit (Total value if sold) How much was bought on credit (Total value if sold) How much was bought on credit (Total value if sold) How much was bought on credit (Total value if sold) How much was bought on credit (Total value if sold) How much was bought on credit? Total value if sold today, excluding value of any dwellings and including value of trees. Amount in KSh. For part c of Question 5, you should ask for the value of the land at the time it was purchased on credit. 21 790 98 1200000 112885.143 259715.796 How much was paid How much was paid How much was paid How much was paid How much was paid If any of the land was bought on credit, how much have you paid and what balance remains? Amount paid. In Question 6, you should ask how much of that value has been repaid already (a) and how much remains to be repaid (b). 21 790 1200000 108156.857 259288.739 How much balance remaining How much balance remaining How much balance remaining How much balance remaining How much balance remaining If any of the land was bought on credit, how much have you paid and what balance remains? Balance. In Question 6, you should ask how much of that value has been repaid already (a) and how much remains to be repaid (b). 21 790 45000 9018.667 12963.362 Has anyone sold land since Jan 2000 Has anyone sold land since Jan 2000 Has anyone sold land since Jan 2000 Has anyone sold land since Jan 2000 Has anyone sold land since Jan 2000 Have you or anyone in your household sold any land since January 2000? If answer is 2 > Go to section I-b (Land Gifts to Others)(ldgift - variable name in dataset). Begin by asking if the respondent or any other household member has sold any land since January 2000. Land sales are significant events that the respondent should be able to recall. If he cannot, probe for specific events or needs that might prompt a land sale - such as the need to pay for school or health expenses, or weddings and funerals. Also, ask if there are other household members that might be able to answer. If the answer to Question 7 is YES, write 1 and go to Question 8. Otherwise, write 2 and go to Section I-b. 811 1 Yes 2 No Count of land sales Count of land sales Count of land sales Count of land sales Count of land sales 60 751 Count of land gifts Count of land gifts Count of land gifts Count of land gifts Count of land gifts 811 Count of land purchases Count of land purchases Count of land purchases Count of land purchases Count of land purchases 105 706 Have purchased or acquired land since Jan 2000 Have purchased or acquired land since Jan 2000 Have purchased or acquired land since Jan 2000 Have purchased or acquired land since Jan 2000 Have purchased or acquired land since Jan 2000 Have you or anyone in your household purchased or acquired any land since January 2000? If answer is 2 > Go to section II. Begin by asking if the respondent or any other household member has bought or acquired any land since January 2000. Gifts of land to the respondent or other household members should be included here. Also, inherited land should be included here. Again, if the respondent says NO or cannot recall, probe for specific events or needs that might prompt a land sale - such as a good harvest or monetary gifts from relatives. Also, ask if there are other household members that might be able to answer. If the answer to Question 16 is YES, write 1 and go to Question 17. Otherwise, write 2 and go to Section II. 811 1 Yes 2 No Anyone sold or given as gift since Jan 2000 Anyone sold or given as gift since Jan 2000 Anyone sold or given as gift since Jan 2000 Anyone sold or given as gift since Jan 2000 Anyone sold or given as gift since Jan 2000 Have you or anyone in your household sold or given as gift any livestock since January 2000? If answer is 2 > Go to section II-b (Acquisitions)(assl10 - variable name in dataset). 811 1 Yes 2 No Have purchased or aquired livestock Have purchased or aquired livestock Have purchased or aquired livestock Have purchased or aquired livestock Have purchased or aquired livestock Have you or anyone in your household purchased or acquired any livestock since January 2000? IF answer is 2 > Go to section III (lequip - variable name in dataset). Gifts and inheritances are to be included in this section - so you should ask the respondent about these as well. The first column of the table should contain the code for the livestock that was sold. So if the household bought a cow, you should write “1” (the code for cows) in column 1. 811 1 Yes 2 No 8 Have sold or given as a gift farm equipments Have sold or given as a gift farm equipments Have sold or given as a gift farm equipments Have sold or given as a gift farm equipments Have sold or given as a gift farm equipments Have you or members of your household sold or given as a gift a tractor, trailer, plough, or other such large farm equipment since January 2000? If answer is 2 > Go to section III-b (Acquisitions)(asse12 - variable name in dataset). 811 1 Yes 2 No 8 Have purchased tractor, trailer... since Jan 2000 Have purchased tractor, trailer... since Jan 2000 Have purchased tractor, trailer... since Jan 2000 Have purchased tractor, trailer... since Jan 2000 Have purchased tractor, trailer... since Jan 2000 Have you or members of your household purchased or acquired a tractor, trailer, plough, or other such large farm equipment since January 2000? If answer is 2 > Go to section IV (sequip - variable name in dataset). 811 1 Yes 2 No Sold or given as agift a vehicle Sold or given as agift a vehicle Sold or given as agift a vehicle Sold or given as agift a vehicle Sold or given as agift a vehicle Have you or members of your household sold or given as a gift a vehicle (such as a car, bicycle, etc) since January 2000? If answer is 2 > Go to section V-b (Acquisition) (assv11 - variable name in dataset). 811 1 2 1.916 0.277 1 Yes 2 No Have purchased a vehicle since Jan 2000 Have purchased a vehicle since Jan 2000 Have purchased a vehicle since Jan 2000 Have purchased a vehicle since Jan 2000 Have purchased a vehicle since Jan 2000 Have you or members of your household purchased or acquired a vehicle (such as a car, bicycle, etc) since January 2000? If answer is 2 > Go to section VI (durable - variable name in dataset). 811 1 Yes 2 No Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 66 426 99999 48483.636 30256.349 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 66 1 2 3 6 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 66 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 66 1 2 3 6 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 66 2 31 17.712 8.873 2 4 5 7 8 9 10 13 14 15 16 17 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 66 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 66 2004 List number List number List number List number List number 66 1 2 3 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 66 1 2 3 Month of the sale Month of the sale Month of the sale Month of the sale Month of the sale Please describe all the land sales by you or someone in your household since January 2000. When was this sale made? Month. Ask for exact month. You should ask about each land sale separately. In Question 8, ask for the exact month and year of the sale. It is important that we know exactly when the sale occurred. 66 1 99 7.939 16.534 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Year of the sale Year of the sale Year of the sale Year of the sale Year of the sale When was this sale made? Year. You should ask about each land sale separately. In Question 8, ask for the exact month and year of the sale. It is important that we know exactly when the sale occurred. 66 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 How much land sold - Quantity How much land sold - Quantity How much land sold - Quantity How much land sold - Quantity How much land sold - Quantity How much land did you sell how much money was it sold for? Land Quantity. Make sure to record both the amount of land sold (write the quantity in column 9a, the unit code in column 9b) and the total sale price (column 9c). 66 10 600 127.576 147.917 How much land sold - Unit How much land sold - Unit How much land sold - Unit How much land sold - Unit How much land sold - Unit How much land did you sell how much money was it sold for? Unit code. Make sure to record both the amount of land sold (write the quantity in column 9a, the unit code in column 9b) and the total sale price (column 9c). 66 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet How much land sold - Total sale price How much land sold - Total sale price How much land sold - Total sale price How much land sold - Total sale price How much land sold - Total sale price How much land did you sell how much money was it sold for? Total sale price. Make sure to record both the amount of land sold (write the quantity in column 9a, the unit code in column 9b) and the total sale price (column 9c). 66 2000 1500000 137530.303 209840.762 Money share with persons - Amount Money share with persons - Amount Money share with persons - Amount Money share with persons - Amount Money share with persons - Amount How much of this money did you share with persons outside of the household? Amount. If none of the money was shared, write "0" in column a and leave column b blank. You should ask about each land sale separately. In Question 10, ask whether any of the money that came from the land sale was shared with someone from outside the household (like a relative or friend). Write the IRID of the person with whom the money was shared and the amount of money that was shared. You should do this for up to two people - if the money was shared with more than two people, record the two people that received the largest shares. 66 98 4.455 20.57 Money share with persons - IRID Money share with persons - IRID Money share with persons - IRID Money share with persons - IRID Money share with persons - IRID How much of this money did you share with persons outside of the household? IRID code. If none of the money was shared, write "0" in column a and leave column b blank. Use 98 for group. You should ask about each land sale separately. In Question 10, ask whether any of the money that came from the land sale was shared with someone from outside the household (like a relative or friend). Write the IRID of the person with whom the money was shared and the amount of money that was shared. You should do this for up to two people - if the money was shared with more than two people, record the two people that received the largest shares. 66 Sysmiss Why sold the land Why sold the land Why sold the land Why sold the land Why sold the land Why did you sell this land? You should ask about each land sale separately. In Question 11, ask for the reason why the land was sold - this should be an open-ended question, so do not read the choices when asking the question. 66 1 Health expenses 2 School fees 3 Buy/invest in a business 4 Raise money for planting season 5 Wedding or other ceremony 6 Other (specify) Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 10 7509 76573 28295.2 26483.128 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 10 1 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 10 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 10 1 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 10 2 19 13.3 6.147 2 3 11 13 17 19 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 10 3 4 5 7 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 10 2004 List number List number List number List number List number If there were no gifts, then go to Section I-c (ass16 - variable name in dataset). 10 1 2 3 4 5 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 10 1 2 3 4 5 Month when gift was given Month when gift was given Month when gift was given Month when gift was given Month when gift was given Please describe all the land gifts by you or someone in your household since January 2000. When was this gift given? Month. Ask for exact month. Ask the respondent to describe all gifts that any household members gave to others, since January 2000. You should again probe for the month and year of all gifts. If the respondent's household gave no land gifts, skip to the Section I-c (land purchases). 10 1 6 8 Year when gift was given Year when gift was given Year when gift was given Year when gift was given Year when gift was given When was this gift given? Year. Ask the respondent to describe all gifts that any household members gave to others, since January 2000. You should again probe for the month and year of all gifts. If the respondent's household gave no land gifts, skip to the Section I-c (land purchases). 10 2000 2001 2002 2003 How much land gave - Quantity How much land gave - Quantity How much land gave - Quantity How much land gave - Quantity How much land gave - Quantity How much land did you give and how much money was it worth? Land Quantity. 10 100 200 160 51.64 How much land gave - Unit How much land gave - Unit How much land gave - Unit How much land gave - Unit How much land gave - Unit How much land did you give and how much money was it worth? Unit code. 10 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet How much land gave - Total value How much land gave - Total value How much land gave - Total value How much land gave - Total value How much land gave - Total value How much land did you give and how much money was it worth? Total value. 10 50000 200000 146000 65183.502 Whom gave gift Whom gave gift Whom gave gift Whom gave gift Whom gave gift To whom did you give this gift? Use IRID Code. 10 03 04 06 07 08 09 10 R01 R02 Why gave land as a gift Why gave land as a gift Why gave land as a gift Why gave land as a gift Why gave land as a gift Why did you give this land as a gift? 10 1 Help IRID pay for health expenses 2 Help IRID buy a business 3 Gift for wedding/ceremony 4 Help IRID buy/invest in a business 5 Help IRID raise money for planting season 6 Other (specify) Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 114 230 99999 50564.763 29493.202 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 114 1 2 5 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 114 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 114 1 2 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 114 1 30 15.728 8.294 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 114 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 114 2004 List number List number List number List number List number 114 1 2 3 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 114 Sysmiss Month when got the plot Month when got the plot Month when got the plot Month when got the plot Month when got the plot Please describe all the land purchases or acquisitions (including gifts and inheritances) by you or someone in your household since January 2000. When did you get this plot or piece of land? Month. * Probe for exact month 114 1 99 8.5 17.597 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Year when got the plot Year when got the plot Year when got the plot Year when got the plot Year when got the plot When did you get this plot or piece of land? Year. 114 200 2004 1986.053 168.765 200 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 How aquired the land How aquired the land How aquired the land How aquired the land How aquired the land How did you acquire this land? If answer is 3, 4 or 5 > Go to next purchase. Record how the land was acquired - was it bought with cash, bought on credit (by borrowing money), given to the household as a gift, inherited, or some other way (write this in the box). 114 1 Bought with cash 2 Bought on credit 3 Gift 4 Inherited 5 Other (specify) How much land got - Quantity How much land got - Quantity How much land got - Quantity How much land got - Quantity How much land got - Quantity How much land did you get and how much did you pay for this land? Land Qty. Ask how much land the respondent's household got, and how much way paid. If the land was inherited or given as a gift, you should write zero for the total purchase price (column 18c). If the land was bought on credit, you should write the total purchase price for the entire land, not the amount that has been paid up to now. 114 9800 424.474 1571.247 How much land got - Unit How much land got - Unit How much land got - Unit How much land got - Unit How much land got - Unit How much land did you get and how much did you pay for this land? Land Unit code. Ask how much land the respondent's household got, and how much way paid. If the land was inherited or given as a gift, you should write zero for the total purchase price (column 18c). If the land was bought on credit, you should write the total purchase price for the entire land, not the amount that has been paid up to now. 113 1 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet 8 Sysmiss How much land got - Total purchase How much land got - Total purchase How much land got - Total purchase How much land got - Total purchase How much land got - Total purchase How much land did you get and how much did you pay for this land? Total purchase price. Ask how much land the respondent's household got, and how much way paid. If the land was inherited or given as a gift, you should write zero for the total purchase price (column 18c). If the land was bought on credit, you should write the total purchase price for the entire land, not the amount that has been paid up to now. 113 1 1500000 130299.062 217375.883 Amount that remains to be paid Amount that remains to be paid Amount that remains to be paid Amount that remains to be paid Amount that remains to be paid How much of this amount remains to be paid? Amount in KSh. Ask how much of the total purchase price remains to be paid. 114 700000 10021.842 66366.387 Anyone outside HH helped in paying Anyone outside HH helped in paying Anyone outside HH helped in paying Anyone outside HH helped in paying Anyone outside HH helped in paying Did anyone outside of your household help you pay for this land? If answer is 2 > Go to next purchase/acquisition. Ask if the respondent if other people helped to pay for the land, and write the IRID and the amounts given by these other people (as usual, you must also fill out the Individual Roster for these people). 114 1 Yes 2 No 8 Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped you pay for this land, and how much money did they give? Amt 1. Ask if the respondent if other people helped to pay for the land, and write the IRID and the amounts given by these other people (as usual, you must also fill out the Individual Roster for these people). 4 110 11000 195000 64000 87677.439 Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped you pay for this land, and how much money did they give? IRID 1. Ask if the respondent if other people helped to pay for the land, and write the IRID and the amounts given by these other people (as usual, you must also fill out the Individual Roster for these people). 3 111 1 2 Sysmiss Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped to pay - Amount Who helped you pay for this land, and how much money did they give? Amt 2. Ask if the respondent if other people helped to pay for the land, and write the IRID and the amounts given by these other people (as usual, you must also fill out the Individual Roster for these people). 114 Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped to pay - IRID Who helped you pay for this land, and how much money did they give? IRID 2. Ask if the respondent if other people helped to pay for the land, and write the IRID and the amounts given by these other people (as usual, you must also fill out the Individual Roster for these people). 1 113 3 Sysmiss Have to pay them anything Have to pay them anything Have to pay them anything Have to pay them anything Have to pay them anything Do you have to pay them anything on account of this assistance? If answer is 2 > Go to next purchase/acquisition. This question asks if anything must be given to the people that helped pay for the land. These might include money or part of the harvest from the respondent's farms. Ask for the value of everything that must be paid. 4 110 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Value of the money that have to pay Value of the money that have to pay Value of the money that have to pay Value of the money that have to pay Value of the money that have to pay What is the value of the money and harvests that you have to pay them? Amount in KSh. This question asks if anything must be given to the people that helped pay for the land. These might include money or part of the harvest from the respondent's farms. Ask for the value of everything that must be paid. 114 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 6488 103 99999 50517.443 29064.497 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 6488 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 6488 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 6488 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 6488 1 31 15.932 8.717 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 6488 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 6488 2004 Livestock ID Livestock ID Livestock ID Livestock ID Livestock ID LIVESTOCK ID 6488 1 Cattle, including cows 2 Calves 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chickens 7 Other animals (specify) How many own How many own How many own How many own How many own How many … do members of your household currently own? For each type of livestock listed in column 1, you should ask the respondent how many of the livestock are owned by the household, and how much all of those livestock are worth (in Kenya Shillings). The respondent should include livestock that are managed by the respondent's spouse and other members. If the household owns animals other than those listed in column 1 - add them to the bottom of the table. NOTE: each type of livestock listed in column 1 has a code - you should use these codes in Sections II-a and II-b. 6488 110 1.758 5.14 Total value owned Total value owned Total value owned Total value owned Total value owned What is the total value of all the … currently owned? For each type of livestock listed in column 1, you should ask the respondent how many of the livestock are owned by the household, and how much all of those livestock are worth (in Kenya Shillings). The respondent should include livestock that are managed by the respondent's spouse and other members. If the household owns animals other than those listed in column 1 - add them to the bottom of the table. NOTE: each type of livestock listed in column 1 has a code - you should use these codes in Sections II-a and II-b. 2146 4342 900000 20312.349 50347.961 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 464 396 99999 50833.552 27855.975 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 464 1 2 3 4 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 464 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 464 1 2 3 4 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 464 1 31 16.198 8.782 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 464 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 464 2004 Count of livestock sales Count of livestock sales Count of livestock sales Count of livestock sales Count of livestock sales 464 Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock Code 464 1 Cattle, including cows 2 Calves 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chickens 7 Other animals (specify) Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Please describe each livestock sale and gift by you or someone in your household since January 2000. Livestock Code The first column of the table should contain the code for the livestock that was sold. So if the household sold a cow in June 2002, you should write "1" (the code for cows) in column 1. 464 1 Cattle, including cows 2 Calves 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chickens 7 Other animals (specify) When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was this sale or gift? Month. Ask for exact month. 464 1 99 8.474 18.461 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was this sale or gift? Year. In Question 5, write June 2002. You should record each sale of livestock separately - even if it is the same of type of livestock that is sold both times. 464 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Quantity of livestock sold - Quantity Quantity of livestock sold - Quantity Quantity of livestock sold - Quantity Quantity of livestock sold - Quantity Quantity of livestock sold - Quantity What was the quantity of [LIVESTOCK] sold and how much did you get in total? Quantity sold/gifted. 464 1 50 2.093 3.38 Quantity of livestock sold - Amount Quantity of livestock sold - Amount Quantity of livestock sold - Amount Quantity of livestock sold - Amount Quantity of livestock sold - Amount What was the quantity of [LIVESTOCK] sold and how much did you get in total? Total sale amount. Enter zero for price if this was a gift. If the land was given away as a gift, write 0 for the sale price. 464 150000 12809.412 14324.576 Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Did you share this money with anyone outside of the household? If answer is 2 > Go to 9. Questions 7 and 8 ask if the money from the livestock sales was shared with anyone, and then the IRIDs and amount shared. 464 1 Yes 2 No 8 Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 18 446 98 35000 11038.778 10865.722 Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use IRID 98 for group, 99 don't know. 17 03 06 08 4 R01 R02 R03 Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 9 455 5000 666.667 1658.312 Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use IRID 98 for group, 99 don't know. 2 5 R02 Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount Amount that went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 7 457 Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID Amount that went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use IRID 98 for group, 99 don't know. Why sold the livestock Why sold the livestock Why sold the livestock Why sold the livestock Why sold the livestock Why did you sell this [LIVESTOCK]? In Question 9, use the "why did you sell" codes in summarizing the respondent's answer. 464 1 Health expenses 2 School fees 3 Buy/invest in a business 4 Raise money for planting season 5 Wedding or other ceremony 6 Other (specify) 8 9 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 256 842 99999 48434.121 27810.542 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 256 1 2 3 5 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 256 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 256 1 2 3 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 256 1 31 15.344 8.84 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 256 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 256 2004 Count of livestock purchased Count of livestock purchased Count of livestock purchased Count of livestock purchased Count of livestock purchased 256 Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Please describe each livestock purchases or acquisition by you or someone in your household since January 2000. Livestock Code 256 1 Cattle, including cows 2 Calves 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chickens 7 Other animals (specify) Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Livestock code Please describe each livestock purchases or acquisition by you or someone in your household since January 2000. Livestock Code 256 1 Cattle, including cows 2 Calves 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chickens 7 Other animals (specify) When was the purchase - Month When was the purchase - Month When was the purchase - Month When was the purchase - Month When was the purchase - Month When was this acquisition? Month. Ask for exact month. 256 1 99 8.676 16.625 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 When was the purchase - Year When was the purchase - Year When was the purchase - Year When was the purchase - Year When was the purchase - Year When was this acquisition? Year. 256 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 How aquired the livestock How aquired the livestock How aquired the livestock How aquired the livestock How aquired the livestock How did you acquire this [LIVESTOCK]? If answer is 2 or 3 > Go to next purchase. 256 1 Bought or borrowed 2 Gift 3 Inherited 4 Other (specify) Quantity of livestock purchased - Quantity Quantity of livestock purchased - Quantity Quantity of livestock purchased - Quantity Quantity of livestock purchased - Quantity Quantity of livestock purchased - Quantity What was the quantity of [LIVESTOCK] purchased/gifted and how much did you pay in total? Quantity purchased/gifted. 253 3 Quantity of livestock purchased - Amount Quantity of livestock purchased - Amount Quantity of livestock purchased - Amount Quantity of livestock purchased - Amount Quantity of livestock purchased - Amount What was the quantity of [LIVESTOCK] purchased/gifted and how much did you pay in total? Total amount paid. 253 3 59000 9129.684 8121.435 Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. If the land was given to the household as a gift, write 0 for the total amount paid. 253 3 12000 107.862 881.027 Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 12 244 Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. If the land was given to the household as a gift, write 0 for the total amount paid. 244 12 4000 24.996 285.863 Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 8 248 Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. If the land was given to the household as a gift, write 0 for the total amount paid. 244 12 99 0.406 6.338 Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 5 251 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 8110 103 99999 50517.443 29064.049 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 8110 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 8110 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 8110 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 8110 1 31 15.932 8.717 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 8110 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 8110 2004 Large farm equipment items Large farm equipment items Large farm equipment items Large farm equipment items Large farm equipment items Equipment/ITEM 8110 1 Tractors 2 Trailers 3 Ploughs 4 Carts 5 Other animal drawn equipment 6 Watering equipment/sprinklers 7 Wheelbarrows 8 Chain saws 9 Other equipment/implements (specify) 91 Own Own Own Own Own Do you or anyone in your household own [ITEM]? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. 8110 1 Yes 2 No 8 Current value Current value Current value Current value Current value What is the total current value of this [ITEM]? Value in KSh. 453 7657 40 680000 23483.21 69956.818 Share ownership Share ownership Share ownership Share ownership Share ownership Do you share the ownership of this [ITEM] with anybody outside the household? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. 453 7657 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss IRID of person with whom you share IRID of person with whom you share IRID of person with whom you share IRID of person with whom you share IRID of person with whom you share What is the IRID of the person with whom you share? If there are many people with whom it is shared, write the IRID for the person with the highest share. 18 8092 1 2 3 Sysmiss What is your share in percentage terms What is your share in percentage terms What is your share in percentage terms What is your share in percentage terms What is your share in percentage terms What is your share in percentage terms? Write the household's share in percentage terms. So if the household owns 50 percent of a tractor, you should write "50" for Question 5. 18 8092 25 750 82.778 166.85 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 3 28013 85228 58650.667 28822.8 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 3 1 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 3 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 3 1 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 3 6 13 9.667 3.512 6 10 13 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 3 4 5 7 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 3 2004 Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Please describe each equipment sale or gift by you or someone in your household since January 2000. Equipment code Note that each type of large farm equipment has a code - you should use this code when recording sales and purchases of specific equipment (in Sections III-a and III-b). 3 1 Tractors 2 Trailers 3 Ploughs 4 Carts 5 Other animal drawn equipment 6 Watering equipment/sprinklers 7 Wheelbarrows 8 Chain saws 9 Other equipment/implements (specify) Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Please describe each equipment sale or gift by you or someone in your household since January 2000. Equipment code Note that each type of large farm equipment has a code - you should use this code when recording sales and purchases of specific equipment (in Sections III-a and III-b). 3 1 Tractors 2 Trailers 3 Ploughs 4 Carts 5 Other animal drawn equipment 6 Watering equipment/sprinklers 7 Wheelbarrows 8 Chain saws 9 Other equipment/implements (specify) When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was this sale or gift? Month. Ask for exact month. 3 8 99 39.333 51.695 8 11 99 When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was this sale or gift? Year. 3 2000 2001 2002 How much sold the equipment How much sold the equipment How much sold the equipment How much sold the equipment How much sold the equipment How much did you sell this … for? Amount. If gift, write zero. If answer is 0 > Go to 11. 3 2500 400000 147166.667 219719.329 Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Share money with anyone outside HH Did you share this money with anyone outside of the household? If answer is 2 > Go to 11. 3 1 Yes 2 No How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 3 How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use 98 for group, 99 Don't know. 3 Sysmiss How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 3 How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use 98 for group, 99 Don't know. 3 Sysmiss How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 3 How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use 98 for group, 99 Don't know. 3 Sysmiss Why sold the equipement Why sold the equipement Why sold the equipement Why sold the equipement Why sold the equipement Why did you sell this equipment? 3 1 Health expenses 2 School fees 3 Buy/invest in a business 4 Raise money for planting season 5 Wedding or other ceremony 6 Other (specify) Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 28 389 92018 47739.429 30937.133 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 28 1 2 3 6 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 28 1 Yes Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 28 1 2 3 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. 28 1 30 13.071 8.798 1 2 3 4 5 6 10 11 13 14 16 18 19 21 22 27 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. 28 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. 28 2004 Count of purchased equipment Count of purchased equipment Count of purchased equipment Count of purchased equipment Count of purchased equipment 28 Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Please describe each equipment purchase or gift to you or someone in your household since January 2000. Equipment code 28 1 Tractors 2 Trailers 3 Ploughs 4 Carts 5 Other animal drawn equipment 6 Watering equipment/sprinklers 7 Wheelbarrows 8 Chain saws 9 Other equipment/implements (specify) Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Please describe each equipment purchase or gift to you or someone in your household since January 2000. Equipment code 28 1 Tractors 2 Trailers 3 Ploughs 4 Carts 5 Other animal drawn equipment 6 Watering equipment/sprinklers 7 Wheelbarrows 8 Chain saws 9 Other equipment/implements (specify) When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was this acquisition? Month. Ask for exact month. 28 1 99 12.679 24.653 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 99 When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was this acquisition? Year. 28 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 How aqcuired the equipment How aqcuired the equipment How aqcuired the equipment How aqcuired the equipment How aqcuired the equipment How did you acquire this equipment? If answer is 2 or 3 > Go to next purchase. 28 1 Bought or borrowed 2 Gift 3 Inherited 4 Other (specify) Quantity of equipment purchased - Quantity Quantity of equipment purchased - Quantity Quantity of equipment purchased - Quantity Quantity of equipment purchased - Quantity Quantity of equipment purchased - Quantity What was the quantity of equipment purchased/gifted and how much did you pay in total? Quantity purchased/gifted. 27 1 Quantity of equipment purchased - Total amount paid Quantity of equipment purchased - Total amount paid Quantity of equipment purchased - Total amount paid Quantity of equipment purchased - Total amount paid Quantity of equipment purchased - Total amount paid What was the quantity of equipment purchased/gifted and how much did you pay in total? Total amount paid. 27 1 80 300000 39695.519 67965.204 Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. 26 2 70000 4134.615 14473.118 Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 3 25 1 Sysmiss Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. 24 4 Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 28 Sysmiss Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Anyone outside HH help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. 24 4 Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Anyone outside HH help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 28 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 6488 103 99999 50517.443 29064.497 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 6488 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 6488 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 6488 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 6488 1 31 15.932 8.717 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 6488 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 6488 2004 Small farm equipment items Small farm equipment items Small farm equipment items Small farm equipment items Small farm equipment items ITEMS 6488 1 Hoes/Jembe 2 Axes 3 Machetes 4 Picks 5 Shovels/spade 6 Sickles 7 Slasher 8 Panga How many hoes HH currently own How many hoes HH currently own How many hoes HH currently own How many hoes HH currently own How many hoes HH currently own How many [ITEMS] do members of your household currently own? 6488 98 1.045 2.271 Total value Total value Total value Total value Total value What is the total value of all the [ITEMS] if you were to sell them today? 3555 2933 1 6000 262.344 303.183 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many [ITEMS] did you own in December 2003? [Quantity] 6488 98 1.477 7.053 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many [ITEMS] did you own in December 2002? [Quantity] 6488 98 1.547 7.815 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 5677 103 99999 50517.443 29064.817 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 5677 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 5677 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 5677 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 5677 1 31 15.932 8.717 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 5677 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 5677 2004 Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles Vehicles I would like to ask you about any vehicles owned by you or members of your household currently. Equipment/ITEM 5677 1 Car/pickup 2 Truck 3 Motorcycle 4 Matatu/business vehicle 5 Bicycle 6 Other (specify) Own Own Own Own Own Do you or anyone in your household own [ITEM]? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. 5677 1 Yes 2 No 8 Total current value Total current value Total current value Total current value Total current value What is the total current value of this [ITEM]? 391 5286 98 1000000 31932.726 110780.09 Share ownership Share ownership Share ownership Share ownership Share ownership Do you share the ownership of this [ITEM] with anybody outside the household? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. 391 5286 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss IRID of the person whom share with IRID of the person whom share with IRID of the person whom share with IRID of the person whom share with IRID of the person whom share with What is the IRID of the person with whom you share? 6 5671 1 2 4 6 Sysmiss Share percentage Share percentage Share percentage Share percentage Share percentage What is your share in percent terms? Percent share belonging to respondent. 6 5671 50 30 24.495 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 75 1029 99975 51115.573 29737.708 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 75 1 2 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 75 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 75 1 2 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 75 1 31 16.08 9.87 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 18 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 75 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 75 2004 Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Please describe each vehicle sale or gift by you or someone in your household since January 2000. Vehicle code 75 1 Car/pickup 2 Truck 3 Motorcycle 4 Matatu/business vehicle 5 Bicycle 6 Other (specify) Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Please describe each vehicle sale or gift by you or someone in your household since January 2000. Vehicle code 75 1 Car/pickup 2 Truck 3 Motorcycle 4 Matatu/business vehicle 5 Bicycle 6 Other (specify) When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was the sale - Month When was this sale or gift? Month. Ask for exact month. 75 1 99 11.013 21.301 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was the sale - Year When was this sale or gift? Year. 75 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 How much did you sell How much did you sell How much did you sell How much did you sell How much did you sell How much did you sell this … for? If gift, put zero. If answer is 0 > Go to 10. 75 450000 44897.333 90629.018 Shared money with anyone outside HH Shared money with anyone outside HH Shared money with anyone outside HH Shared money with anyone outside HH Shared money with anyone outside HH Did you share this money with anyone outside of the household? If answer is 2 > Go to 10. 75 1 Yes 2 No How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 4 71 600 100000 45150 47771.226 How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use 98 for group, 99 Don't know. 4 71 1 4 Sysmiss How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 3 72 5000 1666.667 2886.751 How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use 98 for group, 99 Don't know. 1 74 8 Sysmiss How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much went to someone - Amount How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? Amt. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. 3 72 3000 1000 1732.051 How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much went to someone - IRID How much of this amount went to someone else outside of your household? IRID. Ask for amount and IRID of each recipient. Use 98 for group, 99 Don't know. 1 74 7 Sysmiss Why sold the vehicle Why sold the vehicle Why sold the vehicle Why sold the vehicle Why sold the vehicle Why did you sell this vehicle? 75 1 Health expenses 2 School fees 3 Buy/invest in a business 4 Raise money for planting season 5 Wedding or other ceremony 6 Other (specify) 9 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 128 1029 99975 48651.758 29240.47 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 128 1 2 3 5 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 128 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 128 1 2 3 5 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 128 1 31 13.922 8.932 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 128 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 128 2004 Count of vehicle Count of vehicle Count of vehicle Count of vehicle Count of vehicle 128 Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Please describe each vehicle purchase or gift to you or someone in your household since January 2000. Vehicle code 128 1 Car/pickup 2 Truck 3 Motorcycle 4 Matatu/business vehicle 5 Bicycle 6 Other (specify) Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Vehicle code Please describe each vehicle purchase or gift to you or someone in your household since January 2000. Vehicle code 128 1 Car/pickup 2 Truck 3 Motorcycle 4 Matatu/business vehicle 5 Bicycle 6 Other (specify) When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was the acquisition - Month When was this acquisition? Month. Ask for exact month. 128 1 99 11.281 21.475 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was the acquisition - Year When was this acquisition? Year. 128 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 How many vehicles were acquired - Quantity How many vehicles were acquired - Quantity How many vehicles were acquired - Quantity How many vehicles were acquired - Quantity How many vehicles were acquired - Quantity How many [vehicles] were acquired and how much did was paid in total? Quantity. 128 How many vehicles were acquired - Total value How many vehicles were acquired - Total value How many vehicles were acquired - Total value How many vehicles were acquired - Total value How many vehicles were acquired - Total value How many [vehicles] were acquired and how much did was paid in total? Total value. 128 1300 600000 38616.406 96039.652 How acquired the vehicle How acquired the vehicle How acquired the vehicle How acquired the vehicle How acquired the vehicle How did you acquire this vehicle? If answer is 2 or 3 > Go to next purchase. 128 1 Bought or borrowed 2 Gift 3 Inherited 4 Other (specify) Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. 123 5 300000 2854.455 27205.776 Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 4 124 1 Sysmiss Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. 121 7 98 0.81 8.909 Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 2 126 Sysmiss Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Anyone outside help to pay - Amount Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? Amt. 121 7 98 0.81 8.909 Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Anyone outside help to pay - IRID Did anyone outside of your household help you pay? IRID. 2 126 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 8110 103 99999 50517.443 29064.049 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 8110 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module Assets module 8110 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 8110 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 8110 1 31 15.932 8.717 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 8110 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 8110 2004 Durable goods Durable goods Durable goods Durable goods Durable goods ITEMS 8110 1 Sewing machines 2 Coolers 3 Refrigerators 4 Radios 5 Televisions 6 Mobile telephones 7 Landline telephones 8 Stove (electric) 9 Stove (gas) 10 Watches/Clocks How many currently own How many currently own How many currently own How many currently own How many currently own How many [ITEMS] do members of your household currently own? 8110 Total value Total value Total value Total value Total value What is the total value of all the [ITEMS] if you were to sell them today? 1607 6503 20 80000 3333.192 5845.365 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many did own in DEC 2003 How many [ITEMS] did you own in December 2003? 8110 98 1.185 9.439 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many did own in DEC 2002 How many [ITEMS] did you own in December 2002? 8110 98 1.283 10.089 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1211 103 99999 50409.727 29113.276 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1211 1 2 3 4 5 7 Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module 1211 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1211 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1211 1 31 15.837 8.718 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1211 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1211 2004 Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - A Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - A Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - A Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - A Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - A What are the symptoms of malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 symptoms that are mentioned by respondent. 1211 1 Fever 2 Vomiting 3 Lack of appetite 4 Weakness 5 Diarrhea 6 Headache 7 Other (specify) 9 Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - B Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - B Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - B Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - B Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - B What are the symptoms of malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 symptoms that are mentioned by respondent. List up to 4 symptoms that are mentioned by respondent. 1178 33 1 Fever 2 Vomiting 3 Lack of appetite 4 Weakness 5 Diarrhea 6 Headache 7 Other (specify) Sysmiss Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - C Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - C Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - C Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - C Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - C What are the symptoms of malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 symptoms that are mentioned by respondent. List up to 4 symptoms that are mentioned by respondent. 803 408 1 Fever 2 Vomiting 3 Lack of appetite 4 Weakness 5 Diarrhea 6 Headache 7 Other (specify) Sysmiss Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - D Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - D Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - D Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - D Symptoms of malaria for children under 5 - D What are the symptoms of malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 symptoms that are mentioned by respondent. List up to 4 symptoms that are mentioned by respondent. 334 877 1 Fever 2 Vomiting 3 Lack of appetite 4 Weakness 5 Diarrhea 6 Headache 7 Other (specify) Sysmiss Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - A Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - A Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - A Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - A Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - A What are the ways in which you can prevent malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 1211 1 Use mosquito nets 2 Avoid having stagnant water near the household 3 Clear bushes near household 4 Use insecticides, coils, or repellants 5 Take prophylaxis or medicines 6 Other (specify) 8 9 Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - B Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - B Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - B Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - B Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - B What are the ways in which you can prevent malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 955 256 1 Use mosquito nets 2 Avoid having stagnant water near the household 3 Clear bushes near household 4 Use insecticides, coils, or repellants 5 Take prophylaxis or medicines 6 Other (specify) Sysmiss Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - C Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - C Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - C Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - C Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - C What are the ways in which you can prevent malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 479 732 1 Use mosquito nets 2 Avoid having stagnant water near the household 3 Clear bushes near household 4 Use insecticides, coils, or repellants 5 Take prophylaxis or medicines 6 Other (specify) Sysmiss Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - D Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - D Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - D Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - D Ways in which can prevent malaria for children under 5 - D What are the ways in which you can prevent malaria for children under 5? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 173 1038 1 Use mosquito nets 2 Avoid having stagnant water near the household 3 Clear bushes near household 4 Use insecticides, coils, or repellants 5 Take prophylaxis or medicines 6 Other (specify) Sysmiss When child has diarrhea should be given less to drink When child has diarrhea should be given less to drink When child has diarrhea should be given less to drink When child has diarrhea should be given less to drink When child has diarrhea should be given less to drink When a child has diarrhea, should he/she be given less to drink than usual, about the same amount, or more than usual? 1211 1 Less 2 Same 3 More 9 Can a person who looks health have HIV Can a person who looks health have HIV Can a person who looks health have HIV Can a person who looks health have HIV Can a person who looks health have HIV Can a person who looks healthy have HIV, the virus that causes AIDS? 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 99 Don’t Know Some symptoms of HIV - A Some symptoms of HIV - A Some symptoms of HIV - A Some symptoms of HIV - A Some symptoms of HIV - A What are some of the symptoms of AIDS? List the 2 main symptoms mentioned by respondent. 1211 1 Weight loss (major) 2 Fever 3 Skin rash 4 Weakness 5 Severe headache 6 Fainting 7 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 8 Vomiting 9 Cough 10 Other (specify) 98 99 Some symptoms of HIV - B Some symptoms of HIV - B Some symptoms of HIV - B Some symptoms of HIV - B Some symptoms of HIV - B What are some of the symptoms of AIDS? List the 2 main symptoms mentioned by respondent. 1116 95 1 Weight loss (major) 2 Fever 3 Skin rash 4 Weakness 5 Severe headache 6 Fainting 7 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 8 Vomiting 9 Cough 10 Other (specify) 98 Sysmiss Can AIDS be cured Can AIDS be cured Can AIDS be cured Can AIDS be cured Can AIDS be cured Can HIV/AIDS be cured? 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 99 Don’t Know Can AIDS be treated Can AIDS be treated Can AIDS be treated Can AIDS be treated Can AIDS be treated Can HIV/AIDS be treated? 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 99 Don’t Know Can HIV be transmitted from a mother to a child Can HIV be transmitted from a mother to a child Can HIV be transmitted from a mother to a child Can HIV be transmitted from a mother to a child Can HIV be transmitted from a mother to a child Can HIV/AIDS be transmitted from a mother to a child? 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 99 Don’t Know Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - A Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - A Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - A Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - A Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - A In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 1211 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 98 99 Don’t know Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - B Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - B Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - B Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - B Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - B In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 1017 194 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - C Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - C Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - C Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - C Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - C In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 426 785 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - D Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - D Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - D Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - D Ways a person can protect themselves from HIV/AIDS - D In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 89 1122 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss Personally know someone who has died from AIDS Personally know someone who has died from AIDS Personally know someone who has died from AIDS Personally know someone who has died from AIDS Personally know someone who has died from AIDS Do you personally know someone who has died from AIDS? Probe by asking about household members, relatives, friends. If answer is 2 > Go to 11 (kb11 - variable name in dataset). 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 What was relation to this person What was relation to this person What was relation to this person What was relation to this person What was relation to this person What was your relation to this person? If there are multiple persons, ask about person who died most recently. 972 239 1 Household member 2 Relative in this Division 3 Relative elsewhere 4 Non-relative in this Division 5 Non-relative elsewhere Sysmiss Personally know anyone who received or currently receiving t Personally know anyone who received or currently receiving t Personally know anyone who received or currently receiving t Personally know anyone who received or currently receiving t Personally know anyone who received or currently receiving t Do you personally know anyone who received or is currently receiving treatment for AIDS? Probe by asking about household members, relatives, friends. If answer is 2 > Go to 12 (kb12 - variable name in dataset). 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 What is relationship to this person What is relationship to this person What is relationship to this person What is relationship to this person What is relationship to this person What was/is your relation to this person? If there are multiple persons, ask about closest relation. 624 587 1 Household member 2 Relative in this Division 3 Relative elsewhere 4 Non-relative in this Division 5 Non-relative elsewhere 8 Sysmiss What happened to person's health since receiving treatment What happened to person's health since receiving treatment What happened to person's health since receiving treatment What happened to person's health since receiving treatment What happened to person's health since receiving treatment What happened to this person’s health since receiving treatment? 624 587 1 99 2.12 8.716 Nearest place someone can be tested for AIDS Nearest place someone can be tested for AIDS Nearest place someone can be tested for AIDS Nearest place someone can be tested for AIDS Nearest place someone can be tested for AIDS What is the nearest place where someone can be tested for HIV? 1211 1 Mosoriot Health Center 2 Turbo Health Center 3 Burnt Forest Health Center 4 Eldoret 5 Kapsabet 6 Kisumu 7 Other (specify) 98 99 Don’t know Treatment for HIV/AIDS is easily available Treatment for HIV/AIDS is easily available Treatment for HIV/AIDS is easily available Treatment for HIV/AIDS is easily available Treatment for HIV/AIDS is easily available In Kosirai Division, do you know whether treatment for HIV/AIDS is easily available, available but not for everyone who needs it, or not available at all? 1211 1 Easily available 2 Available, but not for everyone who needs it 3 Not available at all 98 99 Don’t know Do any member regularly use mosquito nets Do any member regularly use mosquito nets Do any member regularly use mosquito nets Do any member regularly use mosquito nets Do any member regularly use mosquito nets Do any of your household members regularly use mosquito nets when sleeping? If answer is 2 > Go to 3 (kbb03 - variable name in dataset). 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - A ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - A ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - A ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - A ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - A Please list the ID numbers of all household members that use mosquito nets. ID numbers from household roster (list up to 5). 253 958 1 98 2.565 8.676 ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - B ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - B ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - B ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - B ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - B Please list the ID numbers of all household members that use mosquito nets. ID numbers from household roster (list up to 5). 223 988 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 Sysmiss ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - C ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - C ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - C ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - C ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - C Please list the ID numbers of all household members that use mosquito nets. ID numbers from household roster (list up to 5). 128 1083 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 16 Sysmiss ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - D ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - D ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - D ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - D ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - D Please list the ID numbers of all household members that use mosquito nets. ID numbers from household roster (list up to 5). 74 1137 1 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 15 Sysmiss ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - E ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - E ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - E ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - E ID numbers for members that use mosquito nets - E Please list the ID numbers of all household members that use mosquito nets. ID numbers from household roster (list up to 5). 38 1173 1 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 Sysmiss Where store drinking water Where store drinking water Where store drinking water Where store drinking water Where store drinking water Where do you store your drinking water? 1211 1 Closed container inside the house 2 Open container inside the house 3 Closed container outside the house 4 Open container outside the house 5 Don’t store water 6 Other (specify) 8 Boil or treat drinking water Boil or treat drinking water Boil or treat drinking water Boil or treat drinking water Boil or treat drinking water Do you boil or treat your drinking water? 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 How often wash hands with soap before earting How often wash hands with soap before earting How often wash hands with soap before earting How often wash hands with soap before earting How often wash hands with soap before earting How often do you wash your hands with soap before you eat? * READ THE CHOICES. 1211 1 Always 2 Most of the time 3 Some of the time 4 Rarely 8 Where store fresh milk that use for drinking Where store fresh milk that use for drinking Where store fresh milk that use for drinking Where store fresh milk that use for drinking Where store fresh milk that use for drinking Where do you store fresh milk that you use for drinking? 1211 1 Closed container inside the house 2 Open container inside the house 3 Closed container outside the house 4 Open container outside the hosue 5 Don't store milk 6 Other (specify) 8 Do you boil fresh milk first before drinking Do you boil fresh milk first before drinking Do you boil fresh milk first before drinking Do you boil fresh milk first before drinking Do you boil fresh milk first before drinking If you drink fresh milk, do you boil it first? 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 98 N/A How often wear something on your feet when outside How often wear something on your feet when outside How often wear something on your feet when outside How often wear something on your feet when outside How often wear something on your feet when outside When you are outside, how often do you wear something on your feet, e.g. shoes, boots, or sandals? 1211 1 Always 2 Most of the time 3 Some of the time 4 Rarely 8 How often children wear something on their feet when outside How often children wear something on their feet when outside How often children wear something on their feet when outside How often children wear something on their feet when outside How often children wear something on their feet when outside When your children are outside, how often do they wear something on their feet, e.g. shoes, boots, or sandals? 1211 1 Always 2 Most of the time 3 Some of the time 4 Rarely 5 No children 98 99 Don’t know Ever been tested for HIV Ever been tested for HIV Ever been tested for HIV Ever been tested for HIV Ever been tested for HIV Have you ever been tested for HIV? If answer is 2 > Go to 14 (kbb14 - variable name in dataset). 1211 1 Yes 2 No 8 Month when tested Month when tested Month when tested Month when tested Month when tested When did you get tested for HIV? Month. If respondent has been tested multiple times, record most recent date. 416 795 1 99 8.382 15.868 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Sysmiss Year when tested Year when tested Year when tested Year when tested Year when tested When did you get tested for HIV? Year. If respondent has been tested multiple times, record most recent date. 416 795 98 2004 1989.267 161.334 98 99 1989 1990 1995 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Where tested for HIV Where tested for HIV Where tested for HIV Where tested for HIV Where tested for HIV Where did you get tested for HIV? 416 795 1 Mosoriot Health Center 2 Turbo Health Center 3 Burnt Forest Health Center 4 Eldoret 5 Kapsabet 6 Kisumu 7 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss What was the result of HIV test What was the result of HIV test What was the result of HIV test What was the result of HIV test What was the result of HIV test What was the result of your HIV test? Emphasize confidentiality when asking this question. 415 796 1 HIV-Positive 2 HIV-Negative 3 Won’t say 8 9 Sysmiss Have informed spouse about HIV status Have informed spouse about HIV status Have informed spouse about HIV status Have informed spouse about HIV status Have informed spouse about HIV status Have you informed your spouse (or main partner) about your HIV status? 392 819 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Who else informed - A Who else informed - A Who else informed - A Who else informed - A Who else informed - A Who else have you informed about your status? IRID or HHID. List the 3 people that were informed first. 152 1059 Who else informed - B Who else informed - B Who else informed - B Who else informed - B Who else informed - B Who else have you informed about your status? IRID or HHID. List the 3 people that were informed first. 87 1124 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss Who else informed - C Who else informed - C Who else informed - C Who else informed - C Who else informed - C Who else have you informed about your status? IRID or HHID. List the 3 people that were informed first. 42 1169 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 Sysmiss Chances of having HIV/AIDS Chances of having HIV/AIDS Chances of having HIV/AIDS Chances of having HIV/AIDS Chances of having HIV/AIDS Do you think your chances of having HIV/AIDS are high, moderate, low, or do you think you are at no risk at all? 1211 1 High 2 Moderate 3 Low 4 No risk at all 8 9 Percent chance of having HIV/AIDS Percent chance of having HIV/AIDS Percent chance of having HIV/AIDS Percent chance of having HIV/AIDS Percent chance of having HIV/AIDS What do you think is the percent chance (0 to 100) that you currently have HIV/AIDS? 1211 100 30.864 38.983 Age at first sex Age at first sex Age at first sex Age at first sex Age at first sex Now I would like to ask you some questions about sexual activity in order to gain a better understanding of how behavior afftects health. Please answer these questions to the best of your knowledge. This information will be completely private; under no circumstances will it be revealed to your partner or anyone else. How old were you when you first had sexual intercourse? Age in years. If answer is 99 (never) > End of section. 1211 99 Never Number of sexual partners Number of sexual partners Number of sexual partners Number of sexual partners Number of sexual partners What is the total number of sexual partners that you have had? [Number of partners in lifetime] 1210 1 1 99 12.628 26.896 Sexually active in the past 6 months Sexually active in the past 6 months Sexually active in the past 6 months Sexually active in the past 6 months Sexually active in the past 6 months Have you been sexually active in the past 6 months? 1210 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Have had any sexual partner other than spouse Have had any sexual partner other than spouse Have had any sexual partner other than spouse Have had any sexual partner other than spouse Have had any sexual partner other than spouse In the past 6 months, have you had any sexual partners other that your spouse(s)? If answer is 2 > Go to 5 (kbc05a - variable name in dataset). 1210 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Partners including husband in past 6 months Partners including husband in past 6 months Partners including husband in past 6 months Partners including husband in past 6 months Partners including husband in past 6 months How many different sexual partners (including your spouse) have you had in the past 6 months? [Number of partners in past 6 months] 89 1122 1 98 58.034 47.652 Count of partners/spouse Count of partners/spouse Count of partners/spouse Count of partners/spouse Count of partners/spouse 1210 1 Infected with HIV virus is a sign of weak character Infected with HIV virus is a sign of weak character Infected with HIV virus is a sign of weak character Infected with HIV virus is a sign of weak character Infected with HIV virus is a sign of weak character I would like to ask you for your opinion regarding several statements about HIV/AIDS. Please tell me if you: (1) strongly agree (2) agree somewhat (3) feel neutral (4) disagree (5) strongly disagree. Most people I know think that adults who are infected with the AIDS virus is a sign of immoral behavior. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 Feel ashamed of having HIV Feel ashamed of having HIV Feel ashamed of having HIV Feel ashamed of having HIV Feel ashamed of having HIV HIV+: I feel ashamed of having HIV. HIV-: If I was infected with the AIDS virus, I would feel ashamed of myself. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 People feel angry with people with HIV/AIDS People feel angry with people with HIV/AIDS People feel angry with people with HIV/AIDS People feel angry with people with HIV/AIDS People feel angry with people with HIV/AIDS Most people I know feel angry with people with HIV/AIDS for having inflicted this condition upon themselves. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 Feel angry with self for having inflicted Feel angry with self for having inflicted Feel angry with self for having inflicted Feel angry with self for having inflicted Feel angry with self for having inflicted HIV+: I feel angry with myself for having inflicted this disease upon myself. HIV-: If I was infected with the AIDS virus, I would feel angry with myself for having inflicted this disease upon myself. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 People avoid contact with people living with HIV/AIDS People avoid contact with people living with HIV/AIDS People avoid contact with people living with HIV/AIDS People avoid contact with people living with HIV/AIDS People avoid contact with people living with HIV/AIDS Most people I know avoid contact with people living with HIV/AIDS because they are afraid of contracting the disease. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 Feel should stay away from children and friends Feel should stay away from children and friends Feel should stay away from children and friends Feel should stay away from children and friends Feel should stay away from children and friends HIV+: Since I know I have HIV/AIDS, I feel I should stay away from children and friends as much as I can (to avoid the risk of further transmitting the disease). HIV-: If I was diagnosed with the AIDS virus, I would try to stay away from children and friends as much as I can (to avoid the risk of further transmitting the disease). In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 People feel disgust with people living with HIV/AIDS People feel disgust with people living with HIV/AIDS People feel disgust with people living with HIV/AIDS People feel disgust with people living with HIV/AIDS People feel disgust with people living with HIV/AIDS Most people I know feel disgust with people living with HIV/AIDS. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 Feel disgusted with body Feel disgusted with body Feel disgusted with body Feel disgusted with body Feel disgusted with body HIV+: Since I know I have HIV/AIDS, I feel disgusted with my body. HIV-: If I was diagnosed with the AIDS virus, I would feel disgusted with my body. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 Female teacher with HIV should continue teaching Female teacher with HIV should continue teaching Female teacher with HIV should continue teaching Female teacher with HIV should continue teaching Female teacher with HIV should continue teaching Most people I know would agree that a female teacher who has AIDS but is not sick should be allowed to continue teaching in the school. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 I should be aloowed to continue teaching in the school I should be aloowed to continue teaching in the school I should be aloowed to continue teaching in the school I should be aloowed to continue teaching in the school I should be aloowed to continue teaching in the school HIV+: If I was a teacher infected with the AIDS virus but was not sick, I would find that I should be allowed to continue teaching in the school. HIV-: If I was a teacher diagnosed with the AIDS virus but was not sick, I would find that I should be allowed to continue teaching in the school. In this section, you have to ask some questions according to the HIV status of the respondent. Check the answer to Section B – Question 11c (about the result of the respondent’s HIV test). Write 99 if the answer is Don’t Know. 1211 1 strongly agree 2 agree somewhat 3 feel neutral 4 disagree 5 strongly disagree 8 9 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1047 103 99999 50325.33 29135.475 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1047 1 2 3 4 5 7 Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module Knowledge & behavior module 1047 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1047 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1047 1 31 15.971 8.839 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1047 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1047 2004 Partner # Partner # Partner # Partner # Partner # Now I would like to ask you several questions regarding you and your spouse/partner, and [if answer to question 3 is YES] for each of your other sexual partners in the past 6 months. Partner Number HHID or IRID If the partner is a member of the household, write the HHID Code of the partner in the first row, otherwise add each partner to the IRoster form - if the respondent will not reveal the name, use "Partner #1", "Partner #2", etc. on the form - and then write the IRID Code in the first row. Make sure all wives are discussed. 1047 1 2 3 Number Number Number Number Number 1047 Relationship to partner (HHID/IRID) Relationship to partner (HHID/IRID) Relationship to partner (HHID/IRID) Relationship to partner (HHID/IRID) Relationship to partner (HHID/IRID) What is your relationship to this sexual partner? 1043 #1 #2 001 01 02 02A 02B 03 05 1 2 9 902 98 R01 R02 R03 R04 R05 R06 R08 R09 Relationship to partner Relationship to partner Relationship to partner Relationship to partner Relationship to partner What is your relationship to this sexual partner? 1047 1 Spouse 2 Live-in partner 3 Partner not living with you 4 Casual acquaintance 5 Other (specify) 8 Month when first had sex with partner Month when first had sex with partner Month when first had sex with partner Month when first had sex with partner Month when first had sex with partner When did you first have sex with this partner? Month. Year is okay if more than 2 years ago or if month cannot be recalled. 1047 1 99 59.078 45.523 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Year when first had sex with partner Year when first had sex with partner Year when first had sex with partner Year when first had sex with partner Year when first had sex with partner When did you first have sex with this partner? Year. Year is okay if more than 2 years ago or if month cannot be recalled. 1047 98 2004 1976.926 117.296 98 99 1938 1940 1941 1943 1944 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Used condom when first had sex with partner Used condom when first had sex with partner Used condom when first had sex with partner Used condom when first had sex with partner Used condom when first had sex with partner When you first had sex with this partner, did you use condoms? 1047 1 Yes 2 No 8 Last time had sex with the partner Last time had sex with the partner Last time had sex with the partner Last time had sex with the partner Last time had sex with the partner When did you last have sex with this partner? 1047 1 Within the past week 2 One to four weeks ago 3 More than a month ago 8 Used condom when last had sex with partner Used condom when last had sex with partner Used condom when last had sex with partner Used condom when last had sex with partner Used condom when last had sex with partner When you last had sex with this partner, did you use condoms? 1047 1 Yes 2 No 8 Think partner has other partners in past 6 months Think partner has other partners in past 6 months Think partner has other partners in past 6 months Think partner has other partners in past 6 months Think partner has other partners in past 6 months Do you think your partner has had other partners in the past 6 months? 1047 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don’t Know 8 Partner been tested for HIV Partner been tested for HIV Partner been tested for HIV Partner been tested for HIV Partner been tested for HIV Has your partner ever been tested for HIV? If answer is 2 or 3 > Go to 15 (kbc15 - variable name in dataset). 1047 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know 8 Month when partner was tested Month when partner was tested Month when partner was tested Month when partner was tested Month when partner was tested When was your partner tested for HIV? Month. 208 839 1 99 17.601 31.438 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Sysmiss Year when partner was tested Year when partner was tested Year when partner was tested Year when partner was tested Year when partner was tested When was your partner tested for HIV? Year. 208 839 98 2004 1984.827 186.316 98 99 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Know partner's HIV status Know partner's HIV status Know partner's HIV status Know partner's HIV status Know partner's HIV status Do you know your partner’s HIV status? 208 839 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Partner's HIV status Partner's HIV status Partner's HIV status Partner's HIV status Partner's HIV status What is your partner’s HIV status? End section (go to kbd01 - variable name in dataset). 208 839 1 HIV-Positive 2 HIV-Negative 3 Won’t say 8 Sysmiss Partner's chances of HIV/AIDS Partner's chances of HIV/AIDS Partner's chances of HIV/AIDS Partner's chances of HIV/AIDS Partner's chances of HIV/AIDS Do you think your partner’s chances of having HIV/AIDS are high, moderate, low, or do you think he/she is at no risk at all? 980 67 1 High 2 Moderate 3 Low 4 No risk at all 8 9 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 4223 103 99999 51340.515 29285.852 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 4223 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Education module done Education module done Education module done Education module done Education module done 4223 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 4223 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 4223 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 4223 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 4223 Members 6 years & above Members 6 years & above Members 6 years & above Members 6 years & above Members 6 years & above 4223 Number attended school (SEC 2) Number attended school (SEC 2) Number attended school (SEC 2) Number attended school (SEC 2) Number attended school (SEC 2) 4223 Number attended school (SEC 3) Number attended school (SEC 3) Number attended school (SEC 3) Number attended school (SEC 3) Number attended school (SEC 3) 4217 6 ID codes of all household members older than 6 year ID codes of all household members older than 6 year ID codes of all household members older than 6 year ID codes of all household members older than 6 year ID codes of all household members older than 6 year ID Codes of all household members older than 6 years, from Sec. 1 of Household Roster First, use the household roster and copy down the ID codes of all household members older than 6 years. You should use the names listed in the household roster when asking the remaining questions. All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 4222 1 Members ID above 6 years Members ID above 6 years Members ID above 6 years Members ID above 6 years Members ID above 6 years ID Codes of all household members older than 6 years, from Sec. 1 of Household Roster All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 4223 Has ever attended school Has ever attended school Has ever attended school Has ever attended school Has ever attended school Has [NAME] ever attended or is he/she attending a school? If answer is 2 > Go to 4 (qed04 - variable name in dataset). Ask if the person has ever attended school or is currently attending school. The answer is “No”, write 2 and then skip to question 4. All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 4222 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level Highest grade completed - Level What is the highest grade that [NAME] has completed? Level. If answer is 3 or 4 > Go to 7 (qed07 - variable name in dataset). The highest grade completed is the last full grade completed, not the one in which the respondent is currently enrolled. For instance, if the respondent is currently enrolled in the third year of primary school, the highest grade completed is primary, 2 years. Post-secondary education refers to A-level and beyond. The first year of A-level counts as the first year of post-secondary education. Note that you must skip to question 7 after asking this question - you do not need to ask about reading, writing, and mathematical skills. All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 3969 254 1 Nursery 2 Primary 3 Secondary 4 Post-sec. Sysmiss Highest grade completed - Years Highest grade completed - Years Highest grade completed - Years Highest grade completed - Years Highest grade completed - Years What is the highest grade that [NAME] has completed? Number of years. The highest grade completed is the last full grade completed, not the one in which the respondent is currently enrolled. For instance, if the respondent is currently enrolled in the third year of primary school, the highest grade completed is primary, 2 years. Post-secondary education refers to A-level and beyond. The first year of A-level counts as the first year of post-secondary education. Note that you must skip to question 7 after asking this question - you do not need to ask about reading, writing, and mathematical skills. All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 3969 254 Can read a newspaper Can read a newspaper Can read a newspaper Can read a newspaper Can read a newspaper Can [NAME] read a newspaper? All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 3250 973 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Can write a letter Can write a letter Can write a letter Can write a letter Can write a letter Can [NAME] write a letter? All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 3250 973 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Can do mathematical calculations Can do mathematical calculations Can do mathematical calculations Can do mathematical calculations Can do mathematical calculations Can [NAME] do mathematical calculations (either mental or written)? All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 3250 973 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Has had any technical or professional training Has had any technical or professional training Has had any technical or professional training Has had any technical or professional training Has had any technical or professional training In addition has [NAME] had any technical or professional training? If answe is 4 > Go to next person. Technical or professional training includes, for example, courses in accounting, secretarial courses, teacher training, etc. Training in professional schools, such as medical school or law school are also included. If the person has had no such training, you should write 4 (for “No”) and then ask about the next person on the list. All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 4222 1 1 Technical 2 Professional 3 On-the-job 4 No 8 Sysmiss How many years of additional training - Year How many years of additional training - Year How many years of additional training - Year How many years of additional training - Year How many years of additional training - Year How many years of additional training? Years. Enter years if more than 1 year, months otherwise. All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 444 3779 99 15.894 34.377 How many months of additional training - Months How many months of additional training - Months How many months of additional training - Months How many months of additional training - Months How many months of additional training - Months How many years of additional training? Months. Enter years if more than 1 year, months otherwise. All individuals in Section 1 of the household roster that are 6 years and older 443 3780 99 45.314 47.051 Age 6-25 Age 6-25 Age 6-25 Age 6-25 Age 6-25 Copy the ID Code for all those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 ID All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2568 1655 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code Copy the ID Code for all those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 ID Refer to the household roster and the answer to question 2 in Section I (about having ever attended school or currently being in school) and then copy down the ID codes of all individuals whose ages are between the ages of 6 and 25 years and for whom the answer to question 2 is “Yes”. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2568 1655 Still attending school or educational institution Still attending school or educational institution Still attending school or educational institution Still attending school or educational institution Still attending school or educational institution Is [NAME] still attending a school or an educational institution? If answer is 2 > Go to 14 (qed14 - variable name in dataset). Ask if the person is currently attending school. If the answer is “No”, write 2 and skip to question 14, where we ask if the person attended school in 2003. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2568 1655 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What kind of school/educational institution What kind of school/educational institution What kind of school/educational institution What kind of school/educational institution What kind of school/educational institution What kind of school/educational institution is [NAME] currently attending? Ask about the type of school that the person is going to. For this question, you may read the choices to the respondent. If the respondent says the person went to a boarding school - ask for what type of boarding school this is (public, private, mission). All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1965 2258 1 Public/gov’t. 2 Private 3 Religious/mission 8 Sysmiss Hours actually spend in school last week in total Hours actually spend in school last week in total Hours actually spend in school last week in total Hours actually spend in school last week in total Hours actually spend in school last week in total How many hours did [NAME] actually spend in school last week in total? This question requests the actual number of hours spent in school in the last 7 days, not the usual number. The answers should reflect absences from school for holidays, illness, vacations, funerals, tardiness, work, or any other reason. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1963 2260 99 28.134 20.922 Is this # of hours usually spend at school during a week Is this # of hours usually spend at school during a week Is this # of hours usually spend at school during a week Is this # of hours usually spend at school during a week Is this # of hours usually spend at school during a week Is this the number of hours that [NAME] usually spends at school during a week? If answer is 1 > Go to 15 (qed15 - variable name in dataset). All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1960 2263 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss Why did not attend school for normal hours last week Why did not attend school for normal hours last week Why did not attend school for normal hours last week Why did not attend school for normal hours last week Why did not attend school for normal hours last week Why did [NAME] not attend school for the normal hours last week? Go to 15 (qed15 - variable name in dataset). If the person did not attend school for the usual number of hours, ask why this was the case. Do not read the choices to the respondent, as this may suggest answers. If the respondent gives you multiple reasons, ask about the most important one. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 729 3494 1 Own illness 2 Caring for sick family member 3 Working at home 4 Working outside home 5 Holiday(s) 6 Funeral/mourning 7 Non-payment of fees 8 Teacher missing 9 Other (specify) 98 99 Sysmiss Attended school at all since January 2003 Attended school at all since January 2003 Attended school at all since January 2003 Attended school at all since January 2003 Attended school at all since January 2003 Has [NAME] attended school at all since January 2003 (i.e. first term of 2003)? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 615 3608 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How far is school - Distance How far is school - Distance How far is school - Distance How far is school - Distance How far is school - Distance How far is [NAME’s] school from here? Distance. If a household member attended a very distant school during the past year (for example, in Nairobi), even as a boarder, please report the estimated distance to this school. Carefully write the distance and the distance code in the correct boxes. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2074 2149 1 999 89.426 202.726 How far is school - Distance code How far is school - Distance code How far is school - Distance code How far is school - Distance code How far is school - Distance code How far is [NAME's] school from here? Distance Code. If a household member attended a very distant school during the past year (for example, in Nairobi), even as a boarder, please report the estimated distance to this school. Carefully write the distance and the distance code in the correct boxes. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2074 2149 1 Meter 2 Kilometer 3 Mile 8 Sysmiss Does name live in household while attending school Does name live in household while attending school Does name live in household while attending school Does name live in household while attending school Does name live in household while attending school Does [NAME] live in this household while attending school? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2074 2149 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How normally travle to school How normally travle to school How normally travle to school How normally travle to school How normally travle to school How does [NAME] normally travel to school? Ask about the main form of transport to the school, that is, the one most often used or the one that covers most of the journey. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1688 2535 1 On foot 2 Bicycle 3 Car 4 Bus/matatu 5 Other 8 Sysmiss How long does it take to get to school, one way - Hours How long does it take to get to school, one way - Hours How long does it take to get to school, one way - Hours How long does it take to get to school, one way - Hours How long does it take to get to school, one way - Hours How long does it take [NAME] to get to school , one way? Hours. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1688 2535 99 56.901 48.311 How long does it take to get to school, one way - Minutes How long does it take to get to school, one way - Minutes How long does it take to get to school, one way - Minutes How long does it take to get to school, one way - Minutes How long does it take to get to school, one way - Minutes How long does it take [NAME] to get to school , one way? Min. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1688 2535 99 21.526 16.991 Members schooling in 2001 & 2002 Members schooling in 2001 & 2002 Members schooling in 2001 & 2002 Members schooling in 2001 & 2002 Members schooling in 2001 & 2002 Copy the ID Code for all those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25. You should just copy down the same ID codes that are on Section II. 2562 1661 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2562 1661 Has attended school in the last three years Has attended school in the last three years Has attended school in the last three years Has attended school in the last three years Has attended school in the last three years Has [NAME] attended school at any time in the last 3 years? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2562 1661 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Was in school during 2002 Was in school during 2002 Was in school during 2002 Was in school during 2002 Was in school during 2002 Was [NAME] in school during 2002? If answer is 2 > Go to 23 (qed23 - variable name in dataset). Ask the respondent if the person attended any school (for even a short duration) during 2002 and 2001. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2178 2045 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did [NAME] attend for the full year? If answer is 1 > Go to 24 (qed24 - variable name in dataset). All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1892 2331 1 Yes 2 No 9 Sysmiss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did [NAME] miss? Ask the respondent how much school the person missed in 2002 and 2001. Do not read the choices unless the respondent has a hard time answering. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 110 4113 1 Less than one term 2 One term 3 Two terms 4 Three terms Sysmiss What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was the main reason why [NAME] missed school? All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 396 3827 1 Own illness 2 Caring for a sick family member 3 Working 4 Insufficient funds 5 Fostered out 6 School was closed 7 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Was in school during 2001 Was in school during 2001 Was in school during 2001 Was in school during 2001 Was in school during 2001 Was [NAME] in school during 2001? If answer is 2 > Go to 27 (qed27 - variable name in dataset). Ask the respondent if the person attended any school (for even a short duration) during 2002 and 2001. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 2176 2047 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did attend for the full year Did [NAME] attend for the full year? If answer is 1 > Go to next person. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 1815 2408 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did miss How much school did [NAME] miss? Ask the respondent how much school the person missed in 2002 and 2001. Do not read the choices unless the respondent has a hard time answering. All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 64 4159 1 Less than one term 2 One term 3 Two terms 4 Three terms 8 Sysmiss What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was main reason why missed school What was the main reason why [NAME] missed school? All those individuals who have ever attended school (from question 2 in Section I) and are between the ages of 6 and 25 425 3798 1 Own illness 2 Caring for a sick family member 3 Working 4 Insufficient funds 5 Fostered out 6 School was closed 7 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 2752 103 99999 51483.764 29451.326 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2752 1 2 3 4 5 7 Education expenditure module Education expenditure module Education expenditure module Education expenditure module Education expenditure module 2752 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2752 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 2752 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 2752 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 2752 Children in school Children in school Children in school Children in school Children in school 2752 Count Count Count Count Count 2751 1 Number Number Number Number Number Children who were in school during the past 18 months (including those that are not household members). 2290 462 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code First, ask the respondent which of her children were in school during the past 18 months (including those that are not household members). Write the ID numbers for these children (from the Household Roster, Section 1 or 2) in the ID column below. ID code of child Children who were in school during the past 18 months (including those that are not household members). 2752 Total expenditure in 1st term 2003 Total expenditure in 1st term 2003 Total expenditure in 1st term 2003 Total expenditure in 1st term 2003 Total expenditure in 1st term 2003 Total expenses of you and your spouse on [NAME’s] education, in each term since January 2003. 1st Term 2003. ASK THE RESPONDENT: How much have you and your spouse spent in each term since January 2003 (the start of the 2003 school year) on each child’s education? Please do not include contributions made by others. Think about your expenses on all of the following: 1. Contributions to school development fund (harambee) 2. Uniforms and sport clothes 3. Books and school supplies 4. Transportation to school 5. Board and lodging 6. School fees 7. Other expenses (Parent Teacher Association fee, clubs, extra classes/tuition, pocket money, etc.) If there were no expenses for a certain term, write 0. Children who were in school during the past 18 months (including those that are not household members). 2290 462 99999 2722.94 7231.287 1st term 2003 (January-April) Total expenditure in 2nd term 2003 Total expenditure in 2nd term 2003 Total expenditure in 2nd term 2003 Total expenditure in 2nd term 2003 Total expenditure in 2nd term 2003 Total expenses of you and your spouse on [NAME's] education, in each term since January 2003. 2nd Term 2003. ASK THE RESPONDENT: How much have you and your spouse spent in each term since January 2003 (the start of the 2003 school year) on each child's education? Please do not include contributions made by others. Think about your expenses on all of the following: 1. Contributions to school development fund (harambee) 2. Uniforms and sport clothes 3. Books and school supplies 4. Transportation to school 5. Board and lodging 6. School fees 7. Other expenses (Parent Teacher Association fee, clubs, extra classes/tuition, pocket money, etc.) If there were no expenses for a certain term, write 0. Children who were in school during the past 18 months (including those that are not household members). 2290 462 99999 1630.481 5454.557 2nd term 2003 (May-August) Total expenditure in 3rd term 2003 Total expenditure in 3rd term 2003 Total expenditure in 3rd term 2003 Total expenditure in 3rd term 2003 Total expenditure in 3rd term 2003 Total expenses of you and your spouse on [NAME's] education, in each term since January 2003. 3rd Term 2003. ASK THE RESPONDENT: How much have you and your spouse spent in each term since January 2003 (the start of the 2003 school year) on each child's education? Please do not include contributions made by others. Think about your expenses on all of the following: 1. Contributions to school development fund (harambee) 2. Uniforms and sport clothes 3. Books and school supplies 4. Transportation to school 5. Board and lodging 6. School fees 7. Other expenses (Parent Teacher Association fee, clubs, extra classes/tuition, pocket money, etc.) If there were no expenses for a certain term, write 0. Children who were in school during the past 18 months (including those that are not household members). 2290 462 99999 1256.225 4570.349 3rd term 2003 (September-November) Total expenditure in 1st term 2004 Total expenditure in 1st term 2004 Total expenditure in 1st term 2004 Total expenditure in 1st term 2004 Total expenditure in 1st term 2004 Total expenses of you and your spouse on [NAME's] education, in each term since January 2003. 1st Term 2004. ASK THE RESPONDENT: How much have you and your spouse spent in each term since January 2003 (the start of the 2003 school year) on each child's education? Please do not include contributions made by others. Think about your expenses on all of the following: 1. Contributions to school development fund (harambee) 2. Uniforms and sport clothes 3. Books and school supplies 4. Transportation to school 5. Board and lodging 6. School fees 7. Other expenses (Parent Teacher Association fee, clubs, extra classes/tuition, pocket money, etc.) If there were no expenses for a certain term, write 0. Children who were in school during the past 18 months (including those that are not household members). 2290 462 99999 2558.136 6786.012 1st term 2004 (January-April) Number Number Number Number Number All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2290 462 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Copy the ID codes of all children that you asked about in the last page. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2290 462 Received a scholarship Received a scholarship Received a scholarship Received a scholarship Received a scholarship Did [NAME] receive a scholarship from an organization or any in-kind support (e.g. free food at school, free uniforms) for any part of his/her school expenses since January 2003? If answer is 2 > Go to next ID. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2290 462 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss Amount of support received 1st term 2003 Amount of support received 1st term 2003 Amount of support received 1st term 2003 Amount of support received 1st term 2003 Amount of support received 1st term 2003 1ST Term 2003. Amount of support that [NAME] received (KSh). All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 90 2662 65000 4697.767 11086.769 Supporting institution 1st term 2003 Supporting institution 1st term 2003 Supporting institution 1st term 2003 Supporting institution 1st term 2003 Supporting institution 1st term 2003 1ST Term 2003. Supporting institution. If more than one, use main contributor. Use the codes that are listed for supporting institutions. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 80 2672 1 cooperative union 2 school 3 community funds 4 church/religious group 5 government 6 other private organization/group (specify) 7 other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Why scholarship was given (1st term 2003) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2003) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2003) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2003) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2003) What was the reason why the scholarship was given? All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 80 2672 1 Family unable to pay 2 Merit/competition 3 School program/charity 4 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Amount of support received 2nd term 2003 Amount of support received 2nd term 2003 Amount of support received 2nd term 2003 Amount of support received 2nd term 2003 Amount of support received 2nd term 2003 2ND Term 2003. Amount of support that [NAME] received (KSh). All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 90 2662 65000 3295.578 10191.72 Supporting institution 2nd term 2003 Supporting institution 2nd term 2003 Supporting institution 2nd term 2003 Supporting institution 2nd term 2003 Supporting institution 2nd term 2003 2ND Term 2003. Supporting institution. below If more than one, use main contributor. Use the codes that are listed for supporting institutions. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 63 2689 1 cooperative union 2 school 3 community funds 4 church/religious group 5 government 6 other private organization/group (specify) 7 other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Why scholarship was given (2nd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (2nd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (2nd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (2nd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (2nd term 2003) 2ND Term 2003. What was the reason why the scholarship was given? All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 63 2689 1 Family unable to pay 2 Merit/competition 3 School program/charity 4 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Amount of support received 3rd term 2003 Amount of support received 3rd term 2003 Amount of support received 3rd term 2003 Amount of support received 3rd term 2003 Amount of support received 3rd term 2003 3RD Term 2003. Amount of support that [NAME] received (KSh). All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 90 2662 50000 1554.556 5717.661 Supporting institution 3rd term 2003 Supporting institution 3rd term 2003 Supporting institution 3rd term 2003 Supporting institution 3rd term 2003 Supporting institution 3rd term 2003 3RD Term 2003. Supporting institution. If more than one, use main contributor. Use the codes that are listed for supporting institutions. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 59 2693 1 cooperative union 2 school 3 community funds 4 church/religious group 5 government 6 other private organization/group (specify) 7 other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Why scholarship was given (3rd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (3rd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (3rd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (3rd term 2003) Why scholarship was given (3rd term 2003) 3RD Term 2003. What was the reason why the scholarship was given? All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 59 2693 1 Family unable to pay 2 Merit/competition 3 School program/charity 4 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Amount of support received 1st term 2004 Amount of support received 1st term 2004 Amount of support received 1st term 2004 Amount of support received 1st term 2004 Amount of support received 1st term 2004 1ST Term 2004. Amount of support that [NAME] received (KSh). All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 90 2662 75000 3525.133 10987.194 Supporting institution 1st term 2004 Supporting institution 1st term 2004 Supporting institution 1st term 2004 Supporting institution 1st term 2004 Supporting institution 1st term 2004 1ST Term 2004. Supporting institution. If more than one, use main contributor. Use the codes that are listed for supporting institutions. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 66 2686 1 cooperative union 2 school 3 community funds 4 church/religious group 5 government 6 other private organization/group (specify) 7 other (specify) Sysmiss Why scholarship was given (1st term 2004) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2004) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2004) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2004) Why scholarship was given (1st term 2004) 1ST Term 2004. What was the reason why the scholarship was given? All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 66 2686 1 Family unable to pay 2 Merit/competition 3 School program/charity 4 Other (specify) Sysmiss ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2290 462 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Copy the ID codes of all children that you asked about in the last page. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2291 461 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Has anyone else in your household (except your spouse) contributed towards the education of [NAME] since January 2003? If answer is 2 > Go to next ID. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2291 461 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) 1ST Term 2003. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 106 2646 100000 2170.906 10121.638 Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor? Enter HHID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 96 2656 What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) 2ND Term 2003. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 106 2646 10000 819.538 1894.923 Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) 2ND Term 2003. Who was the main contributor? Enter HHID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 82 2670 What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) 3RD Term 2003. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 106 2646 100000 1462.132 9728.62 Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) 3RD Term 2003. Who was the main contributor? Enter HHID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 79 2673 What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) 1ST Term 2004. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 106 2646 37000 1376.377 4746.332 Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) 1ST Term 2004. Who was the main contributor? Enter HHID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 84 2668 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2290 462 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Copy the ID codes of all children that you asked about in the last page. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2290 462 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Anyone else contributed towards education since Jan 2003 Has any person outside of your household contributed towards the education of [NAME] since January 2003? If answer is 2 > Go to next ID. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 2290 462 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) What was the amount received (1st term 2003) 1ST Term 2003. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 206 2546 50000 2358.146 6095.923 Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2003) 1ST Term 2003. Who was the main contributor? Enter IRID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 162 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 99 R01 R02 R03 R05 R06 R11 What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) What was the amount received (2nd term 2003) 2ND Term 2003. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 206 2546 50000 1468.102 4597.411 Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (2nd term 2003) 2ND Term 2003. Who was the main contributor? Enter IRID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 139 What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) What was the amount received (3rd term 2003) 3RD Term 2003. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 206 2546 12000 896.102 1989.087 Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) Who was the main contributor (3rd term 2003) 3RD Term 2003. Who was the main contributor? Enter IRID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 136 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 99 R01 R02 R03 R05 R06 R11 What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) What was the amount received (1st term 2004) 1ST Term 2004. What was the amount of support that [NAME] received from this person? (KSh) All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 206 2546 80400 3001.558 8003.857 Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) Who was the main contributor (1st term 2004) 1ST Term 2004. Who was the main contributor? Enter IRID of the main contributor. All children who were in school during the past 18 months. 151 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 6 99 R01 R02 R03 R04 R05 R06 R11 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2587 165 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2587 165 Child in school in 2002 Child in school in 2002 Child in school in 2002 Child in school in 2002 Child in school in 2002 Was this child in school at all during 2002? If answer is 2 > Go to next ID. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2587 165 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much did you and your spouse spend in total on this child’s education? Sometimes, the respondent will not be able to recall how much was spent in previous years. In this case, you should follow the following procedures: · See if somebody else in the household can answer the questions that are difficult for the respondent. · Ask the respondent if expenses were higher or lower than in the most recent year, then ask how much higher. This way, you might get the respondent to settle on an estimated amount for the schooling expenses on each child. · If respondent cannot recall the exact total amount spent on child’s education, use these difference codes to indicate how the expenses compared to this year’s expenses: X96 - same as 2003 X97 - less than 2003 X98 - more than 2003 X99 - Don’t know Make sure to write the X if you are using the above difference codes. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2012 How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much did you and your spouse spend in total on this child's education? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2012 740 99999996 same as 2003 99999997 less than 2003 99999998 more than 2003 99999999 Don’t know How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much in total was paid by a scholarship or any in-kind support (e.g. free food at school, free uniforms)? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2012 740 150000 204.901 3781.662 How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much in total was contributed by other members of your household, except your spouse? Sometimes, the respondent will not be able to recall how much was spent in previous years. In this case, you should follow the following procedures: · See if somebody else in the household can answer the questions that are difficult for the respondent. · Ask the respondent if expenses were higher or lower than in the most recent year, then ask how much higher. This way, you might get the respondent to settle on an estimated amount for the schooling expenses on each child. · If respondent cannot recall the exact total amount spent on child's education, use these difference codes to indicate how the expenses compared to this year's expenses: X96 - same as 2003 X97 - less than 2003 X98 - more than 2003 X99 - Don't know Make sure to write the X if you are using the above difference codes. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2001 How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much in total was contributed by other members of your household, except your spouse? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2001 751 99999996 same as 2003 99999997 less than 2003 99999998 more than 2003 99999999 Don’t know Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was the main contributor within the household (other than your spouse)? HHID All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 81 2671 How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much in total was contributed by individuals outside of your household? Sometimes, the respondent will not be able to recall how much was spent in previous years. In this case, you should follow the following procedures: · See if somebody else in the household can answer the questions that are difficult for the respondent. · Ask the respondent if expenses were higher or lower than in the most recent year, then ask how much higher. This way, you might get the respondent to settle on an estimated amount for the schooling expenses on each child. · If respondent cannot recall the exact total amount spent on child's education, use these difference codes to indicate how the expenses compared to this year's expenses: X96 - same as 2003 X97 - less than 2003 X98 - more than 2003 X99 - Don't know Make sure to write the X if you are using the above difference codes. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1994 How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much in total was contributed by individuals outside of your household? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1994 758 99999996 same as 2003 99999997 less than 2003 99999998 more than 2003 99999999 Don’t know Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contributor outside of your household? IRID All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 129 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2586 166 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2587 165 Child in school in 2001 Child in school in 2001 Child in school in 2001 Child in school in 2001 Child in school in 2001 Was this child in school at all during 2001? If answer is 2 > Go to next ID. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 2587 165 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much did you and your spouse spend in total on this child’s education? Sometimes, the respondent will not be able to recall how much was spent in previous years. In this case, you should follow the following procedures: · See if somebody else in the household can answer the questions that are difficult for the respondent. · Ask the respondent if expenses were higher or lower than in the most recent year, then ask how much higher. This way, you might get the respondent to settle on an estimated amount for the schooling expenses on each child. · If respondent cannot recall the exact total amount spent on child's education, use these difference codes to indicate how the expenses compared to this year's expenses: X96 - same as 2003 X97 - less than 2003 X98 - more than 2003 X99 - Don't know Make sure to write the X if you are using the above difference codes. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1926 How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much spend in total How much did you and your spouse spend in total on this child's education? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1926 826 99999996 same as 2003 99999997 less than 2003 99999998 more than 2003 99999999 Don’t know How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much paid by scholarship How much in total was paid by a scholarship or any in-kind support (e.g. free food at school, free uniforms)? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1926 826 42000 111.715 1645.644 How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much in total was contributed by other members of your household, except your spouse? Sometimes, the respondent will not be able to recall how much was spent in previous years. In this case, you should follow the following procedures: · See if somebody else in the household can answer the questions that are difficult for the respondent. · Ask the respondent if expenses were higher or lower than in the most recent year, then ask how much higher. This way, you might get the respondent to settle on an estimated amount for the schooling expenses on each child. · If respondent cannot recall the exact total amount spent on child's education, use these difference codes to indicate how the expenses compared to this year's expenses: X96 - same as 2003 X97 - less than 2003 X98 - more than 2003 X99 - Don't know Make sure to write the X if you are using the above difference codes. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1911 How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much contributed by other members How much in total was contributed by other members of your household, except your spouse? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1911 841 99999996 same as 2003 99999997 less than 2003 99999998 more than 2003 99999999 Don’t know Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was main contributor Who was the main contributor within the household (other than your spouse)? HHID All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 62 2690 How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much in total was contributed by individuals outside of your household? Sometimes, the respondent will not be able to recall how much was spent in previous years. In this case, you should follow the following procedures: · See if somebody else in the household can answer the questions that are difficult for the respondent. · Ask the respondent if expenses were higher or lower than in the most recent year, then ask how much higher. This way, you might get the respondent to settle on an estimated amount for the schooling expenses on each child. · If respondent cannot recall the exact total amount spent on child's education, use these difference codes to indicate how the expenses compared to this year's expenses: X96 - same as 2003 X97 - less than 2003 X98 - more than 2003 X99 - Don't know Make sure to write the X if you are using the above difference codes. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1906 How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much was contributed by individuals How much in total was contributed by individuals outside of your household? All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 1906 846 99999996 same as 2003 99999997 less than 2003 99999998 more than 2003 99999999 Don’t know Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contribtor Who was the main contributor outside of your household? IRID. All children in the household that are older than 6 years. 122 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 512 103 99975 50977.311 28606.903 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 512 1 2 3 4 5 Enterprises module Enterprises module Enterprises module Enterprises module Enterprises module 512 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 512 1 2 3 4 5 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 512 1 31 16.031 8.923 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 512 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 512 2004 Count of Section A Count of Section A Count of Section A Count of Section A Count of Section A 512 Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Now I would like to ask you about the trades, businesses, or other self-employed non-farm activities of members of your household. Please describe each business that has been managed or owned by members of your household since January 2000. Business ID Probe for businesses that were owned in the past but are no longer operating. In this section, you should ask the respondent to describe each business that he/she has managed or owned, at any time since January 2000. You should probe for businesses that were in operation during the past but have since closed down. 512 1 2 3 Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Now I would like to ask you about the trades, businesses, or other self-employed non-farm activities of members of your household. Please describe each business that has been managed or owned by members of your household since January 2000. Business ID Probe for businesses that were owned in the past but are no longer operating. In this section, you should ask the respondent to describe each business that he/she has managed or owned, at any time since January 2000. You should probe for businesses that were in operation during the past but have since closed down. 512 1 2 3 Business - Description Business - Description Business - Description Business - Description Business - Description Business Description. What type of business is this? What kind of trade or occupation is it connected with? Description. Write a description of the business (like duka in town, or restaurant in town, etc.) and an occupation code (like trader/merchant/salesperson, or restaurant/bar/hotel). Business - Code Business - Code Business - Code Business - Code Business - Code Business Description. What type of business is this? What kind of trade or occupation is it connected with? Occupation Code. Write a description of the business (like duka in town, or restaurant in town, etc.) and an occupation code (like trader/merchant/salesperson, or restaurant/bar/hotel). 512 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 98 99 Don’t Know Still operating Still operating Still operating Still operating Still operating Is your household still operating this business? If answer is 1 > Go to 5 (en05 - variable name in dataset). 512 1 Yes 2 No When closed business - Month When closed business - Month When closed business - Month When closed business - Month When closed business - Month When did you close this business? Month. If answer is less than 12 months > Go to 6 (en06 - variable name in dataset). If answer is more than or equal to 12 months > Go to next business. 148 364 1 98 6.372 8.58 When closed business - Year When closed business - Year When closed business - Year When closed business - Year When closed business - Year When did you close this business? Year. If answer is less than 12 months > Go to 6 (en06 - variable name in dataset). If answer is more than or equal to 12 months > Go to next business. 148 364 98 2004 1977.52 220.73 98 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss How long has owned business - Years How long has owned business - Years How long has owned business - Years How long has owned business - Years How long has owned business - Years How long has your household owned this business? Years. 365 147 98 12.444 26.301 How long has owned business - Months How long has owned business - Months How long has owned business - Months How long has owned business - Months How long has owned business - Months How long has your household owned this business? Months. 365 147 98 41.641 46.924 How many months has business been in operation How many months has business been in operation How many months has business been in operation How many months has business been in operation How many months has business been in operation How many months in the past 12 months has this business been in operation? Number of Months. 512 98 14.533 22.333 How many workers have been hired - Full time How many workers have been hired - Full time How many workers have been hired - Full time How many workers have been hired - Full time How many workers have been hired - Full time How many workers have been hired to work in this business in the past 12 months? Full Time. NUMBER OF WORKERS. In Questions 7a-c, ask about the number of workers that have been hired in the business in the past 12 months (probe for the number of part-time, full-time, and casual workers - do not include family members). 512 98 6.408 24.068 How many workers have been hired - Part time How many workers have been hired - Part time How many workers have been hired - Part time How many workers have been hired - Part time How many workers have been hired - Part time How many workers have been hired to work in this business in the past 12 months? Part Time. NUMBER OF WORKERS. In Questions 7a-c, ask about the number of workers that have been hired in the business in the past 12 months (probe for the number of part-time, full-time, and casual workers - do not include family members). 512 98 6.795 24.757 How many workers have been hired - Casual How many workers have been hired - Casual How many workers have been hired - Casual How many workers have been hired - Casual How many workers have been hired - Casual How many workers have been hired to work in this business in the past 12 months? Casual. NUMBER OF WORKERS. In Questions 7a-c, ask about the number of workers that have been hired in the business in the past 12 months (probe for the number of part-time, full-time, and casual workers - do not include family members). 512 98 6.492 24.051 Total value of all payment to workers Total value of all payment to workers Total value of all payment to workers Total value of all payment to workers Total value of all payment to workers What the total value of all payments (cash and kind) to these workers in the past 12 months? Amount in KSh. In Question 8, ask for total value of all payments to these workers. If the payment was non-monetary, you should record the value of whatever was given. 512 168000 3608.563 14512.153 Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B 482 30 Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Copy from section A (en01a - variable name in dataset). 482 30 1 2 3 Sysmiss Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Business ID Copy from section A (en01a - variable name in dataset). 482 30 1 2 3 Sysmiss How much net income earn from business How much net income earn from business How much net income earn from business How much net income earn from business How much net income earn from business In the past 12 months, how much net income (that is, after paying for workers and other inputs) did your household earn from this business? Amount in KSh. Ask how much NET income was earned from the business in the past 12 months. Net income refers to profits - that is, how much did the respondent's household get after paying for all the workers and inputs? You should help the respondent calculate this if an answer is not immediately provided. 482 30 840000 29020.257 69631.19 Any business' service been used by hhold instead Any business' service been used by hhold instead Any business' service been used by hhold instead Any business' service been used by hhold instead Any business' service been used by hhold instead In the past 12 months, have any of this business’ products or services been used by your household instead of being sold? If answer is 2 > Go to 5 (enb05 - variable name in dataset). Ask about products or services of the business that have been used by the household instead of being sold. For example, if the goods from a duka were used for household consumption, the value of these goods should be recorded in the box for Question 4. 482 30 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What was the value of the product used What was the value of the product used What was the value of the product used What was the value of the product used What was the value of the product used What was the value of these products consumed or used by your household in the past 12 months? Amount in KSh. Ask about products or services of the business that have been used by the household instead of being sold. For example, if the goods from a duka were used for household consumption, the value of these goods should be recorded in the box for Question 4. 233 279 50 36000 2789.712 4727.914 How much of the net incomed did use How much of the net incomed did use How much of the net incomed did use How much of the net incomed did use How much of the net incomed did use In the past 12 months, how much of the net income did you use for yourself or your household? Amount in KSh. 482 30 190000 12303.849 20616.321 Business currently have stock of goods not yet sold Business currently have stock of goods not yet sold Business currently have stock of goods not yet sold Business currently have stock of goods not yet sold Business currently have stock of goods not yet sold Does your business currently have a stock of goods not yet sold? If answer is 2 > Go to 8 (enb08 - variable name in dataset). Are there any goods that are not yet sold? If so, record the estimated value of these goods in the box for Question 7. 482 30 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much money would get if sold stock How much money would get if sold stock How much money would get if sold stock How much money would get if sold stock How much money would get if sold stock If you were to sell this stock of goods today, how much money would you get? Amount in KSh. Are there any goods that are not yet sold? If so, record the estimated value of these goods in the box for Question 7. 224 288 20 500000 13897.522 43491.752 Net income in 2002 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2002 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2002 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2002 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2002 compare to past 12 months For this business, how did the net income in 2002 compare to the net income in the past 12 months? Ask the respondent to compare the net income from the business in each of the years 2001 and 2002 to the net income reported for the last 12 months. Was is higher, lower, or about the same? 482 30 1 Lower 2 About the same 3 Higher 4 Business did not operate in 2002 8 9 Sysmiss Net income in 2001 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2001 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2001 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2001 compare to past 12 months Net income in 2001 compare to past 12 months For this business, how did the net income in the 2001 compare to the net income in the past 12 months? Ask the respondent to compare the net income from the business in each of the years 2001 and 2002 to the net income reported for the last 12 months. Was is higher, lower, or about the same? 482 30 1 Lower 2 About the same 3 Higher 4 Business did not operate in 2002 8 9 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 15121 103 99999 50639.705 28936.76 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 15121 1 2 3 4 5 7 Food consumption Module Food consumption Module Food consumption Module Food consumption Module Food consumption Module 12987 2134 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 15121 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 15121 1 31 15.921 8.612 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 15121 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 15121 2004 Item code Item code Item code Item code Item code Ask for all of the following crops/livestock. 15121 1 Tea, coffee, or cocoa 2 Maize 3 Wheat 4 Millet or sorghum 5 Rice 6 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 7 Groundnuts 8 Sunflower seeds 9 Avocado 10 Sugar, candy, honey, or sugarcane 11 Yams or sweet potatoes 12 Cassava 13 Irish Potatoes 14 Sukuma wiki 15 Spinach 16 Capsicums/green peppers 17 Tomatoes 18 Onions 19 Eggplant 20 Cabbage 21 Carrots 22 Chillies 23 Bananas 24 Mangoes 25 Oranges/Citrus 26 Pineapple 27 Other veg./fruits (specify) 28 Chicken, duck, other poultry 29 Beef 30 Mutton (goat) 31 Pork 32 Lamb (sheep) 33 Rabbit 34 Turkey 35 Other livestock (specify) 36 Eggs (all birds) 37 Fresh milk 38 Yogurt (mala), cheese, other milk product 39 Wheat flour, bread 40 Cooking oils/fats 41 Baby food, excluding milk 42 Snacks 43 Milk powder 44 Tinned meats, fish, vegs., fruit 45 Other prepared foods consumed at home 46 Spices 47 Fish 48 Other non-seasonal items (specify) Has members eaten any foods grown by household Has members eaten any foods grown by household Has members eaten any foods grown by household Has members eaten any foods grown by household Has members eaten any foods grown by household In the past 4 weeks (since ____), have the members of your household eaten any foods grown by your household or any products from animals belonging to your household? If answer is 2 > Go to section II (fcp01 - variable name in dataset). Ask the respondent if members of the household have eaten any foods grown by the household or products from animals belonging to the household. If the answer is “No”, you should write 2 in the box and go to Section II. 12987 2134 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss HH members eaten HH members eaten HH members eaten HH members eaten HH members eaten In the past 4 weeks, have members of your household eaten [ITEM] that was grown, kept, or produced by your household? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. You should first ask question 2 about all of the items in Section I. Then ask questions 3 and 4 for every food item that was marked YES in question 2. 11807 3314 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much entire hh consume (Quantity) How much entire hh consume (Quantity) How much entire hh consume (Quantity) How much entire hh consume (Quantity) How much entire hh consume (Quantity) How much did the entire household consume in the past 4 weeks? Quantity. The answer should be written in two parts - a quantity and a unit code. If the unit specified by the respondent does not have a code, simply write the name of the unit (do not convert to other units on your own). Often times, the respondent might have difficulty recalling the precise quantity consumed in the past 4 weeks. This is to be expected. However, you should help the respondent arrive at an estimate if necessary - this can be done by asking how much of the food item is consumed on any given occasion, and then how often it was consumed in the past 4 weeks. 4062 11059 50 150000 1914.746 3760.45 How much entire hh consume (Unit codes) How much entire hh consume (Unit codes) How much entire hh consume (Unit codes) How much entire hh consume (Unit codes) How much entire hh consume (Unit codes) How much did the entire household consume in the past 4 weeks? Unit Codes. The answer should be written in two parts - a quantity and a unit code. If the unit specified by the respondent does not have a code, simply write the name of the unit (do not convert to other units on your own). Often times, the respondent might have difficulty recalling the precise quantity consumed in the past 4 weeks. This is to be expected. However, you should help the respondent arrive at an estimate if necessary - this can be done by asking how much of the food item is consumed on any given occasion, and then how often it was consumed in the past 4 weeks. 4062 11059 1 Grams 2 Kilograms 3 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 4 Debbes 5 Litres 6 Bunches 7 Bags/Sacks 8 Pieces 9 Tins 10 Dozens 11 Other (specify) 30 98 Sysmiss How much would it have cost How much would it have cost How much would it have cost How much would it have cost How much would it have cost How much would it have cost to buy this total quantity? Value in KSh. Go to next item. If the respondent cannot give you an immediate answer, ask the respondent how much each unit reported in Question 3 would cost. Then, you can multiply by the quantity of units that was reported. Prices. Because most crops are more available during some times of the year than other times, the price of crops is different in the rainy season and dry season. This means that even if the household consumes the same amount of a food item each time in the rainy and dry seasons, the value of that amount may not be the same in the rainy season and the dry season. You should ask the respondent to use whatever the average market price has been in the past 4 weeks. 4062 11059 4 16800 365.38 592.538 Purchased Purchased Purchased Purchased Purchased In the past 4 weeks, have members of your household purchased [ITEM] for consumption by your household? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. You should first ask question 1 about all of the items in Section II. Then ask questions 2 and 3 for every food item that was marked YES in question 1. 15121 1 Yes 2 No 8 How much honey purchased (Quantity) How much honey purchased (Quantity) How much honey purchased (Quantity) How much honey purchased (Quantity) How much honey purchased (Quantity) How much did the entire household purchase in the past 4 weeks? Quantity. The answer should be written in two parts - a quantity and a unit code. If the unit specified by the respondent does not have a code, simply write the name of the unit (do not convert to other units on your own). Often times, the respondent might have difficulty recalling the precise quantity purchased in the past 4 weeks. This is to be expected. However, you should help the respondent arrive at an estimate if necessary - this can be done by asking how much of the food item is consumed on any given occasion, and then how often it was consumed in the past 4 weeks. 11334 3787 25 750000 4534.183 16922.104 How much honey purchased (unit) How much honey purchased (unit) How much honey purchased (unit) How much honey purchased (unit) How much honey purchased (unit) How much did the entire household purchase in the past 4 weeks? Unit. The answer should be written in two parts - a quantity and a unit code. If the unit specified by the respondent does not have a code, simply write the name of the unit (do not convert to other units on your own). Often times, the respondent might have difficulty recalling the precise quantity purchased in the past 4 weeks. This is to be expected. However, you should help the respondent arrive at an estimate if necessary - this can be done by asking how much of the food item is consumed on any given occasion, and then how often it was consumed in the past 4 weeks. 11334 3787 1 Grams 2 Kilograms 3 Goro goros (2 Kgs.) 4 Debbes 5 Litres 6 Bunches 7 Bags/Sacks 8 Pieces 9 Tins 10 Dozens 11 Other (specify) 98 Sysmiss How much did it cost How much did it cost How much did it cost How much did it cost How much did it cost How much did it cost to buy the total quantity they ate? Value in KSh. Go to next item. If the respondent cannot give you an immediate answer, ask the respondent how much each unit reported in Question 4 would cost. Then, you can multiply by the quantity of units that was reported. 11334 3787 3 4500 179.574 259.392 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 4788 103 99999 51308.307 29291.489 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 4788 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module 4788 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 4788 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 4788 1 31 16.062 8.703 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 4788 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 4788 2004 Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A 4788 Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B 4788 Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D 4788 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code of Individual Copy from household roster. All household members. 4782 6 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code of Individual Copy from household roster. All household members. 4787 1 Had any illness during past 4 weeks Had any illness during past 4 weeks Had any illness during past 4 weeks Had any illness during past 4 weeks Had any illness during past 4 weeks During the past 4 weeks has [NAME] had any illness or injury, for example, have you had a cough, cold, diarrhea, an injury due to an accident or any other illness? If answer is 4 > Go to section B (hb01 - variable name in dataset). If the respondent has had more than one illness in the past 4 weeks, use code 1 (illness) and ask questions 2-63 of Section A about the most recent illness in the past 4 weeks. You should record information about all other illnesses and injuries in the past 4 weeks in questions 64-66. If the respondent has had no illnesses but more than one injury in the past 4 weeks, use code 2, INJURY, and ask questions 2-63 of Section A about the most recent injury. If the respondent has had both an illness and an injury in the past 4 weeks, use code 3 (illness and injury), and ask questions 2-64 with respect to whichever illness or injury occurred most recently. All household members. 4781 7 1 Yes, illness 2 Yes, injury 3 Yes, illness and injury 4 No 9 Sysmiss How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) If Illness: How long ago did this illness start? If injury: When did this injury happen? Amount of time. IF MORE THAN ONE, ASK ABOUT MOST RECENT ILLNESS or INJURY. All household members. 1058 3730 1 50 4.662 5.546 How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) If Illness: How long ago did this illness start? If injury: When did this injury happen? Time unit. IF MORE THAN ONE, ASK ABOUT MOST RECENT ILLNESS or INJURY. All household members. 1058 3730 1 Minutes 2 Hours 3 Days 4 Weeks 5 Months 6 Year Sysmiss Begin less than six months ago Begin less than six months ago Begin less than six months ago Begin less than six months ago Begin less than six months ago Did this illness begin less than six months ago? If answer is 1 > Go to 7 (h07 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 1058 3730 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has had any other illness during the past 4 weeks Has had any other illness during the past 4 weeks Has had any other illness during the past 4 weeks Has had any other illness during the past 4 weeks Has had any other illness during the past 4 weeks During the past 4 weeks has [NAME] had any other illness or injuries? If answer is 2 > Go to section B (hb01 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 276 4512 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) How long ago did it start (Amount of time) If Illness: How long ago did this illness start? If injury: When did this injury happen? Amount of time. IF MORE THAN ONE, ASK ABOUT MOST RECENT ILLNESS or INJURY. All household members. 32 4756 1 30 4 5.273 How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) How long ago did it start (Time unit) If Illness: How long ago did this illness start? If injury: When did this injury happen? Time unit. IF MORE THAN ONE, ASK ABOUT MOST RECENT ILLNESS or INJURY. All household members. 32 4756 1 Minutes 2 Hours 3 Days 4 Weeks 5 Months 6 Year Sysmiss Begin less than 6 months ago Begin less than 6 months ago Begin less than 6 months ago Begin less than 6 months ago Begin less than 6 months ago Did this illness begin less than six months ago? If answer is 2 > Go to section B (hb01 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 32 4756 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss For how many days did suffer For how many days did suffer For how many days did suffer For how many days did suffer For how many days did suffer For how many days did [NAME] suffer from this illness or injury (SINCE DATE THAT ILLNESS BEGAN)? [Number of days] All household members. 807 3981 99 9.984 16.941 Illness A: Illness A: Illness A: Illness A: Illness A: If illness: can you describe the symptoms that [NAME] suffered from during this illness? What is/was wrong? Record up to 5 symptom codes. Record the first five symptoms named by the respondent. If there are fewer than five symptoms named, leave the remaining columns blank. Although you should probe for additional symptoms, please do not suggest any specific symptoms to the respondent. Instead, try as best as possible to have the respondent be as specific as possible. For example if she says general weakness, probe for what this might entail. All household members. 807 3981 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) 98 Sysmiss Illness B: Illness B: Illness B: Illness B: Illness B: If illness: can you describe the symptoms that [NAME] suffered from during this illness? What is/was wrong? Record up to 5 symptom codes. Record the first five symptoms named by the respondent. If there are fewer than five symptoms named, leave the remaining columns blank. Although you should probe for additional symptoms, please do not suggest any specific symptoms to the respondent. Instead, try as best as possible to have the respondent be as specific as possible. For example if she says general weakness, probe for what this might entail. All household members. 586 4202 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss Illness C: Illness C: Illness C: Illness C: Illness C: If illness: can you describe the symptoms that [NAME] suffered from during this illness? What is/was wrong? Record up to 5 symptom codes. Record the first five symptoms named by the respondent. If there are fewer than five symptoms named, leave the remaining columns blank. Although you should probe for additional symptoms, please do not suggest any specific symptoms to the respondent. Instead, try as best as possible to have the respondent be as specific as possible. For example if she says general weakness, probe for what this might entail. All household members. 289 4499 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss Illness D: Illness D: Illness D: Illness D: Illness D: If illness: can you describe the symptoms that [NAME] suffered from during this illness? What is/was wrong? Record up to 5 symptom codes. Record the first five symptoms named by the respondent. If there are fewer than five symptoms named, leave the remaining columns blank. Although you should probe for additional symptoms, please do not suggest any specific symptoms to the respondent. Instead, try as best as possible to have the respondent be as specific as possible. For example if she says general weakness, probe for what this might entail. All household members. 86 4702 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss Illness E: Illness E: Illness E: Illness E: Illness E: If illness: can you describe the symptoms that [NAME] suffered from during this illness? What is/was wrong? Record up to 5 symptom codes. Record the first five symptoms named by the respondent. If there are fewer than five symptoms named, leave the remaining columns blank. Although you should probe for additional symptoms, please do not suggest any specific symptoms to the respondent. Instead, try as best as possible to have the respondent be as specific as possible. For example if she says general weakness, probe for what this might entail. All household members. 21 4767 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss Days unable to carry out activities Days unable to carry out activities Days unable to carry out activities Days unable to carry out activities Days unable to carry out activities For how many days was [NAME] unable to carry out his/her usual activities because of this illness or injury? [Number of days] If none write zero. If answer is 0 > Go to 12 (h12 - variable name in dataset). Usual activities means the work or duties that are performed regularly, including housework and agricultural work. For children, this also include attending school. So if a child was unable to go to school for 2 days due to the illness, you should write 2. All household members. 807 3981 99 2.897 9.359 Person 8 or older Person 8 or older Person 8 or older Person 8 or older Person 8 or older Enumerator: Is this person 8 or older? If answer is 2 > Go to 12 (h12 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 311 4477 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Who was performing work Who was performing work Who was performing work Who was performing work Who was performing work During [NAME’s] illness who in your household was mainly performing his/her work? Write 98 if no one, otherwise write ID code. All household members. 254 4534 98 no one Anyone from outside to do work Anyone from outside to do work Anyone from outside to do work Anyone from outside to do work Anyone from outside to do work Did anyone outside your household come to do [NAME’s] work for him/her? Write 98 if no one, otherwise write IRID code. If somebody from outside the household came to do the work of the sick person, you should add this outside helper to the individual roster and then write his/her IRID code in the box for question 11b. If the helper has already been added to the individual roster, simply write his/her IRID code in the box for question 11b. Remember to prefix the IRID with a R. All household members. 254 Anyone been consulted for treating illness Anyone been consulted for treating illness Anyone been consulted for treating illness Anyone been consulted for treating illness Anyone been consulted for treating illness Has anyone been consulted for treating this illness or injury? For example a doctor, nurse, TBA, traditional healer, pharmacist, etc If answer is 2 > Go to 48 (h48 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 807 3981 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Where did first go for advice/treatment Where did first go for advice/treatment Where did first go for advice/treatment Where did first go for advice/treatment Where did first go for advice/treatment Where did [NAME] first go for advice or treatment? If answer is 15 > Go to 22 (h22 - variable name in dataset). Remind the respondent that if s/he first visited a small establishment or a relative/friend, that should be reported as the first establishment visited. If the respondent tells you that the first place visited was a government health center, for example, you should probe and ask if any other places were visited prior to this. All household members. 593 4195 1 National Referral Hosp. (Kenyatta, Moi) 2 Government District/Provincial Hosp. 3 Mosoriot Rural Health Center 4 Government Health Center (exc. Mosoriot) 5 Government dispensary 6 Mission hospital/clinic 7 Other private hospital/clinic 8 Chemist/pharmacy 9 Private doctor (like priv. clinic) 10 Mobile clinic 11 Community health worker 12 Retail shop 13 Herbalist/traditional healer 14 Relative/friend 15 Other (specify) 98 Sysmiss How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is this establishment from here? Distance. All household members. 592 4196 1 1500 60.27 161.541 How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is the establishment How far is this establishment from here? Distance code. All household members. 592 4196 1 Meter 2 Kilometer 3 Mile 8 Sysmiss How travelled to the establishment How travelled to the establishment How travelled to the establishment How travelled to the establishment How travelled to the establishment How did [NAME] travel to this establishment? If the person used more than one mode of transport, write the code for the mode used over the greatest distance. All household members. 592 4196 1 On foot 2 Bicycle 3 Car 4 Bus 5 Other Sysmiss How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take [NAME] to travel to this establishment? Hrs. RECORD TIME FOR ONE WAY JOURNEY. All household members. 592 4196 98 48.547 48.833 How long did ti take to travel to establishment (Min) How long did ti take to travel to establishment (Min) How long did ti take to travel to establishment (Min) How long did ti take to travel to establishment (Min) How long did ti take to travel to establishment (Min) How long did it take [NAME] to travel to this establishment? Mins. RECORD TIME FOR ONE WAY JOURNEY. All household members. 592 4196 99 24.605 23.532 Spend a night at establishment Spend a night at establishment Spend a night at establishment Spend a night at establishment Spend a night at establishment Did [NAME] have to spend a night in this establishment because of the illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 20 (h20 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 592 4196 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights in total? [Number of nights] All household members. 42 4746 1 98 9 20.752 How much money has paid for stay at establishment How much money has paid for stay at establishment How much money has paid for stay at establishment How much money has paid for stay at establishment How much money has paid for stay at establishment How much money has your household paid or will your household pay altogether for the stay in this establishment? [Amount in KSh] You should INCLUDE in this category: admission fees, room fees, the cost of food, laboratory exams, medical procedures. DO NOT INCLUDE: the cost of outpatient consultations, medicines or transportation. All household members. 42 4746 23000 1962.262 4435.581 How many times did vist the establishemnt How many times did vist the establishemnt How many times did vist the establishemnt How many times did vist the establishemnt How many times did vist the establishemnt How many times did [NAME] visit this establishment for this illness or injury? [Number of times] All household members. 592 4196 98 1.921 5.75 How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much did your household pay for all of the visits to this establishment for this injury or illness? IN CASH & KIND. IF FREE WRITE 0. Exclude transport costs. Exclude medicine costs. You should INCLUDE in this category only outpatient consultation fees. You should include both payments in cash and the value of payments in kind. However, DO NOT INCLUDE: the cost of hospitalization (if it also occurred), transportation, or medicines. All household members. 592 4196 9800 83.154 453.883 Seek advice or care at any other establishment Seek advice or care at any other establishment Seek advice or care at any other establishment Seek advice or care at any other establishment Seek advice or care at any other establishment Did [NAME] seek advice or care at any other establishment for this illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 48 (h48 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 593 4195 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Where was second place sought care Where was second place sought care Where was second place sought care Where was second place sought care Where was second place sought care Where was the second place that [NAME] sought care or advice? All household members. 39 4749 1 National Referral Hosp. (Kenyatta, Moi) 2 Government District/Provincial Hosp. 3 Mosoriot Rural Health Center 4 Government Health Center (exc. Mosoriot) 5 Government dispensary 6 Mission hospital/clinic 7 Other private hospital/clinic 8 Chemist/pharmacy 9 Private doctor (like priv. clinic) 10 Mobile clinic 11 Community health worker 12 Retail shop 13 Herbalist/traditional healer 14 Relative/friend 15 Other (specify) Sysmiss How far is establishment (Distance) How far is establishment (Distance) How far is establishment (Distance) How far is establishment (Distance) How far is establishment (Distance) How far is this establishment from here? Distance. All household members. 39 4749 1 500 34.692 81.04 How far is establishment (Distance code) How far is establishment (Distance code) How far is establishment (Distance code) How far is establishment (Distance code) How far is establishment (Distance code) How far is this establishment from here? Distance code. All household members. 39 4749 1 Meter 2 Kilometer 3 Mile Sysmiss How travel to establishment How travel to establishment How travel to establishment How travel to establishment How travel to establishment How did [NAME] travel to this establishment? If the person used more than one mode of transport, write the code for the mode used over the greatest distance. All household members. 39 4749 1 On foot 2 Bicycle 3 Car 4 Bus 5 Other Sysmiss How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take to travel (hrs) How long did it take [NAME] to travel to this establishment? Hours. RECORD TIME FOR ONE WAY JOURNEY. All household members. 39 4749 98 43 48.983 How long did it take to establishement (mins) How long did it take to establishement (mins) How long did it take to establishement (mins) How long did it take to establishement (mins) How long did it take to establishement (mins) How long did it take [NAME] to travel to this establishment? Minutes. RECORD TIME FOR ONE WAY JOURNEY. All household members. 39 4749 98 24.897 21.055 Spend night at establishment Spend night at establishment Spend night at establishment Spend night at establishment Spend night at establishment Did [NAME] have to spend a night in this establishment because of the illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 30 (h30 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 39 4749 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights? [Number of nights] All household members. 3 4785 How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money has your household paid or will your household pay altogether for the stay in this establishment? [Amount in KSh] You should INCLUDE in this category: admission fees, room fees, the cost of food, laboratory exams, medical procedures. DO NOT INCLUDE: the cost of outpatient consultations, medicines or transportation. All household members. 3 4785 400 10696 3898.667 5887.513 How many times visited the establishment How many times visited the establishment How many times visited the establishment How many times visited the establishment How many times visited the establishment How many times did [NAME] visit this establishment for this illness or injury? [Number of times] All household members. 39 4749 1 25 2.256 3.885 How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much did your household pay for all of the visits to this establishment for this injury or illness? IN CASH & KIND. IF FREE WRITE 0. Exclude transport costs. Exclude medicine costs. You should INCLUDE in this category only outpatient consultation fees. You should include both payments in cash and the value of payments in kind. However, DO NOT INCLUDE: the cost of hospitalization (if it also occurred), transportation, or medicines. All household members. 39 4749 10696 609.385 1895.269 Did seek care at any other establishement Did seek care at any other establishement Did seek care at any other establishement Did seek care at any other establishement Did seek care at any other establishement Did [NAME] seek care at any other establishment for this illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 48 (h48 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 39 4749 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Where was the third place sought care Where was the third place sought care Where was the third place sought care Where was the third place sought care Where was the third place sought care Where was the third place that [NAME] sought care or advice? All household members. 5 4783 1 National Referral Hosp. (Kenyatta, Moi) 2 Government District/Provincial Hosp. 3 Mosoriot Rural Health Center 4 Government Health Center (exc. Mosoriot) 5 Government dispensary 6 Mission hospital/clinic 7 Other private hospital/clinic 8 Chemist/pharmacy 9 Private doctor (like priv. clinic) 10 Mobile clinic 11 Community health worker 12 Retail shop 13 Herbalist/traditional healer 14 Relative/friend 15 Other (specify) Sysmiss How far is the establishment (Distance) How far is the establishment (Distance) How far is the establishment (Distance) How far is the establishment (Distance) How far is the establishment (Distance) How far is this establishment from here? Distance. All household members. 5 4783 3 80 41.6 32.715 How far is the establishment (Distance code) How far is the establishment (Distance code) How far is the establishment (Distance code) How far is the establishment (Distance code) How far is the establishment (Distance code) How far is this establishment from here? Distance code. All household members. 5 4783 1 Meter 2 Kilometer 3 Mile Sysmiss How travel to the establishment How travel to the establishment How travel to the establishment How travel to the establishment How travel to the establishment How did [NAME] travel to this establishment? If the person used more than one mode of transport, write the code for the mode used over the greatest distance. All household members. 5 4783 1 On foot 2 Bicycle 3 Car 4 Bus 5 Other Sysmiss How did it take to travel (Hrs) How did it take to travel (Hrs) How did it take to travel (Hrs) How did it take to travel (Hrs) How did it take to travel (Hrs) How long did it take [NAME] to travel to this establishment? Hrs. RECORD TIME FOR ONE WAY JOURNEY. All household members. 5 4783 98 40 52.953 How did it take to travel (Mins) How did it take to travel (Mins) How did it take to travel (Mins) How did it take to travel (Mins) How did it take to travel (Mins) How long did it take [NAME] to travel to this establishment? Mins. RECORD TIME FOR ONE WAY JOURNEY. All household members. 5 4783 98 28.6 40.433 Did have to spend the night at establishment Did have to spend the night at establishment Did have to spend the night at establishment Did have to spend the night at establishment Did have to spend the night at establishment Did [NAME] have to spend a night in this establishment because of the illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 40 (h40 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 5 4783 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights ? No. of nights. All household members. 4788 How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money pay for stay at establishment How much money has your household paid or will your household pay altogether for the stay in this establishment [Amount in KSh] You should INCLUDE in this category: admission fees, room fees, the cost of food, laboratory exams, medical procedures. DO NOT INCLUDE: the cost of outpatient consultations, medicines or transportation. All household members. 4788 How many times visit the establishment How many times visit the establishment How many times visit the establishment How many times visit the establishment How many times visit the establishment How many times did [NAME] visit this establishment for this illness or injury? All household members. 5 4783 How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much household pay for all visits at the establishement How much money did your household pay for all of the visits to this establishment for this injury or illness? IN CASH & KIND. IF FREE WRITE 0. Exclude transport costs. Exclude medicine costs. You should INCLUDE in this category only outpatient consultation fees. You should include both payments in cash and the value of payments in kind. However, DO NOT INCLUDE: the cost of hospitalization (if it also occurred), transportation, or medicines. All household members. 5 4783 Seek care at any other establishment Seek care at any other establishment Seek care at any other establishment Seek care at any other establishment Seek care at any other establishment Did [NAME] seek care at any other establishment for this illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 48 (h48 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 5 4783 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many other establishment How many other establishment How many other establishment How many other establishment How many other establishment How many other establishments did [NAME] visit? All household members. 4788 How much money was spent for all visits How much money was spent for all visits How much money was spent for all visits How much money was spent for all visits How much money was spent for all visits How much money was spent for all visits to other establishments for this illness or injury? [Amount in KSh] All household members. 4788 Did have to spend night in any other establishment Did have to spend night in any other establishment Did have to spend night in any other establishment Did have to spend night in any other establishment Did have to spend night in any other establishment In addition to any hospitalizations you have already mentioned, did [NAME] have to spend a night in any other establishment because of this illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 48 (h48 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 4788 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights How many nights? [Number of nights] All household members. 4788 How much money has household paid altogether How much money has household paid altogether How much money has household paid altogether How much money has household paid altogether How much money has household paid altogether How much money has your household paid or will your household pay altogether to stay at these establishments? [Amount in KSh] All household members. 4788 Confined to bed at home Confined to bed at home Confined to bed at home Confined to bed at home Confined to bed at home Was [NAME] at any time confined to his/her bed at home for this illness or injury? If answer is 2 > Go to 50 (h50 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 807 3981 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who was caring most of the time Who was caring most of the time Who was caring most of the time Who was caring most of the time Who was caring most of the time Who in your household was caring for [NAME] most of the time? Write 98 if no one, otherwise write ID code. All household members. 189 4599 1 98 17.365 35.138 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 8 8 9 9 98 No one Sysmiss How much has been spent for transportation How much has been spent for transportation How much has been spent for transportation How much has been spent for transportation How much has been spent for transportation How much has been spent altogether for transportation to health care for this illness or injury? Amount in KSh. Include all trips connected with the single episode of illness or the injury being discussed. You should make sure to probe for the costs of transport to all of the facilities and health providers that the respondent consulted. DO NOT INCLUDE transportation connected with other illnesses or injuries that occurred in the past 4 weeks. Record expenditures by the household and also by persons outside the household. All household members. 807 3981 2800 81.725 248.669 How much has been spent on medication How much has been spent on medication How much has been spent on medication How much has been spent on medication How much has been spent on medication How much has been spent altogether for medicines (including traditional medicines) for this illness? Amount in KSh. Include all payments, in cash or in kind, for all modern and traditional medicines used to treat the single episode of illness or the injury being discussed. Make sure to probe for the expenditures on medicines obtained at health establishments, at private pharmacies, and from traditional healers. DO NOT INCLUDE medicines for other illnesses or for other persons. All household members. 806 3982 11996 202.78 716.745 What was the amount of total cost by employer What was the amount of total cost by employer What was the amount of total cost by employer What was the amount of total cost by employer What was the amount of total cost by employer What was the amount of [NAME’s] total costs paid for by an employer? Amount in KSh. Make it clear to the respondent that you are interested in the total costs (from all visits, and for everything from hospitalization, medicines, transportation, to consultation fees). Ask for how much was paid by employers of household members, health insurance or waivers, and by people outside the household. All household members. 806 3982 2000 3.968 78.866 What was the amount of total cost by NHIF What was the amount of total cost by NHIF What was the amount of total cost by NHIF What was the amount of total cost by NHIF What was the amount of total cost by NHIF What was the amount of [NAME’s] total costs paid for by an the National Hospital Insurance Fund or a waiver? Amount in KSh. Make it clear to the respondent that you are interested in the total costs (from all visits, and for everything from hospitalization, medicines, transportation, to consultation fees). Ask for how much was paid by employers of household members, health insurance or waivers, and by people outside the household. All household members. 806 3982 5000 12.774 216.974 What was the amount of total cost by persons outside What was the amount of total cost by persons outside What was the amount of total cost by persons outside What was the amount of total cost by persons outside What was the amount of total cost by persons outside What was the amount of [NAME’s] total costs paid for by persons outside your household (like family members)? Amount in KSh. *exclude loans If answer is 0 > Go to 56 (h56 - variable name in dataset). If some persons from outside the household paid for the costs of health care, ask about which person contributed the most (question 55a and 55b). All household members. 806 3982 10696 27.124 461.379 Persons contributed to most to total cost Persons contributed to most to total cost Persons contributed to most to total cost Persons contributed to most to total cost Persons contributed to most to total cost Which of these persons contributed the most to [NAME’s] total costs? IRID code. If some persons from outside the household paid for the costs of health care, ask about which person contributed the most (question 55a and 55b). All household members. 16 4772 1 2 3 6 9 10 11 Sysmiss What amount received from this person What amount received from this person What amount received from this person What amount received from this person What amount received from this person What amount did [NAME] receive from this person? Amount in KSh. Make it clear to the respondent that you are interested in the total costs (from all visits, and for everything from hospitalization, medicines, transportation, to consultation fees). Ask for how much was paid by employers of household members, health insurance or waivers, and by people outside the household. All household members. 16 4772 30 10696 1360.125 3079.876 What was the amount paid by loans What was the amount paid by loans What was the amount paid by loans What was the amount paid by loans What was the amount paid by loans What was the amount of [NAME’s] costs paid for by loans? Amount in Ksh. If answer is 0 > Go to 58 (h58 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 806 3982 700 0.868 24.656 How much of this loan amount will have to be repaid How much of this loan amount will have to be repaid How much of this loan amount will have to be repaid How much of this loan amount will have to be repaid How much of this loan amount will have to be repaid How much of this loan amount will have to be repaid? Amount in KSh. All household members. 1 4787 Still suffering from this illness Still suffering from this illness Still suffering from this illness Still suffering from this illness Still suffering from this illness Is [NAME] still suffering from this illness or injury today? All household members. 807 3981 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Was illness diagnosed by a health professional Was illness diagnosed by a health professional Was illness diagnosed by a health professional Was illness diagnosed by a health professional Was illness diagnosed by a health professional Was [NAME’s] illness diagnosed by a health professional? If answer is 2 > Go to 61 (h61 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 807 3981 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss What illness professional think (illness) What illness professional think (illness) What illness professional think (illness) What illness professional think (illness) What illness professional think (illness) What illness did the health practitioner think [NAME] had? Illness. *If multiple practicioners have been consulted, record most recent diagnosis. The interviewer should not attempt to help the respondent to diagnose his/her illness. You should ask the respondent what illness the person was suffering from and directly record the answer, even if you do not agree. All household members. 469 99 ACUTE RESP INFECTION AIDS ALLERGY ALLERGY TO COLD AMEOBESIS AMOEBA ARTRITIS ASTHIMA ASTHMA BACK ACHE BACKACHE BACKACHE PROBLEM BLISTER ON LUMBER BOIL BONE DISEASE BRUCELLOSIS BURN CELEBRAL MALARIA CHEST PAIN CHEST PROBLEM CHEST&BACK ACHE CHICKEN POX CHILD BIRTH COLD COMMON COLD COUGH CYST IN WOMB DAMAGED VERICOS VEIN DIABETIC DIABETIS DIARHOEA DIARRHEA DOG BITE DON'T KNOW DONT KNOW EAR PROBLEM EPILEPSY EYE ALLERGY EYE DISEASE EYE PROBLEM FALL OUT FROM CAR FEVER FINGER CUT FRACTURE GENITAL HERPES HEAD ACHE HEAD INJURY HEAD&BACK PROBLEM HEADACHE HEART PROBLEM HEPATITIS HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE HIV AIDS HIV/AIDS HYPERTENSION INJURY INSECT BITE INTESTINAL PARASITES JOINT DISLOCATION KWASHIOKOR LOW SUGAR MALARIA MALARIA + PNEUMONIA MEASLES MENINGITIS MUMPS NOT TOLD OTITIS PNEUMONIA POISONING RESPIRATORY INFECTIO SEPTIC WOUND SHE WAS NOT TOLD SKIN ALLERGY SKIN DISEASE SKIN RASH SORE THROAT STD INFECTION STOMACH ACHE STOMACH PROBLEM STOMACH ULCERS STOMACH UPSETS STOMACHACHE SWOLLEN FINGER SYPHILIS TB TEETHING THYROID REMOVAL TONSILIS TONSILITIS TONSILITS TONSILS TOOTH DECAY TOOTHACHE TUBERCLOSIS TUBERCULOSIS TYPHOID TYPHOID FEVER ULCERS UPPER RESP INFECTION VENERIAL DISEASE WAS NOT TOLD WORMS WOUND WOUNDS What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness did the health practitioner think [NAME] had? Code. *If multiple practicioners have been consulted, record most recent diagnosis. The interviewer should not attempt to help the respondent to diagnose his/her illness. You should ask the respondent what illness the person was suffering from and directly record the answer, even if you do not agree. All household members. 471 4317 1 HIV/AIDS 2 Asthma 3 Bilharzia/ Shistosomiasis 4 Cancer 5 Diarrhea 6 Dysentry 7 Fracture/break 8 Gnorrhea 9 Intestinal Parisites 10 Malaria 11 Malnutrition (Kwashiorkor/Marasmus) 12 Measles 13 Meningitis 14 Poisoning 15 Polio 16 Syphilis 17 Tetanus 18 Tuberculosis 19 Typhoid 20 Urinary Infection 21 Witchcraft 22 Other STD (specify) 23 Other illness (specify) 24 Other injury (specify) 98 99 Don’t know Sysmiss What illness do you think (illness) What illness do you think (illness) What illness do you think (illness) What illness do you think (illness) What illness do you think (illness) What illness do you think [NAME] is suffering from? Illness. The interviewer should not attempt to help the respondent to diagnose his/her illness. You should ask the respondent what illness the person was suffering from and directly record the answer, even if you do not agree. All household members. 805 A CUT ALLERGY ALLERGY TO SOAP ARTHRITIS ARTRITIS ASTHIMA ASTHMA BACK ACHE BACK PAIN BACKACHE BACKACHE PROBLEM BLISTERS ON LUMBER BOIL BOILS BRUCELLOSIS BURN CANCER CELEBRAL MALARIA CHEST PAIN CHEST PROBLEM CHEST&BACKACHE CHICKEN POX CHILD BIRTH COLD COLD/CHILLS COMMON COLD CONJUCTIVITIS COUGH COUGH(COLD) DIABETIC DIARHOEA DIARRHEA DIARRHOE DIARRHOEA DISLOCATED BONE DISLOCATION DOG BITE DON'T KNOW DONT KNOW EAR PROBLEM EPILEPSY EYE INJURY EYE PROBLEM FALL OUT FROM CAR FEVER FEVER FLU FINGER CUT FLU FOOD POISONING FRACTURE GNORRHEA HAND DISLOCATION HEAD ACHE HEAD INJURY HEAD&BACK PROBLEM HEADACHE HEART PROBLEM HIV HIV AIDS HIV/AIDS HIV/AIDS&FRACTURE HUNGER HYPERTENSION INJURED PRIVATE PART INJURY INTESTINAL PARASITES JOINT DISLOCATION KWASHIOKOR LEG INJURY MALARIA MEASLES MISSING NERVE DISORDER NOSE BLEEDING OLD AGE ORAL THRUSH PAIN AT HIP JOINT PAINFUL RIBS PNEUMONIA POISONING PRICKED REMOVAL OF THYROID RESPIRATORY INFECTIO RING WORMS RINGWORMS SHOCK SKIN DISEASE SKIN RASH SORE THROAT SPIDER BITES STD STOMACH ACHE STOMACH PROBLEM STOMACH UPSET STOMACH UPSETS STOMACHACHE SWELL AROUND THE EAR SWOLLEN FINGER SYPHILIS TB THREATENED ABORTION TONSILITIS TONSILS TONSOLITIS TOOTH ACHE TOOTH DECAY TOOTHACHE TUBERCULOSIS TYPHOID ULCERS WITCHCRAFT WORMS WOUND WOUNDS What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness professional think (illness code) What illness do you think [NAME] is suffering from? Code. The interviewer should not attempt to help the respondent to diagnose his/her illness. You should ask the respondent what illness the person was suffering from and directly record the answer, even if you do not agree. All household members. 807 3981 1 HIV/AIDS 2 Asthma 3 Bilharzia/ Shistosomiasis 4 Cancer 5 Diarrhea 6 Dysentry 7 Fracture/break 8 Gnorrhea 9 Intestinal Parisites 10 Malaria 11 Malnutrition (Kwashiorkor/Marasmus) 12 Measles 13 Meningitis 14 Poisoning 15 Polio 16 Syphilis 17 Tetanus 18 Tuberculosis 19 Typhoid 20 Urinary Infection 21 Witchcraft 22 Other STD (specify) 23 Other illness (specify) 24 Other injury (specify) 98 99 Don’t know Sysmiss Has been recurring problem Has been recurring problem Has been recurring problem Has been recurring problem Has been recurring problem Has this been a recurring problem? If answer is 2 > Go to 64 (h64 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 807 3981 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How many times in the past 12 months has been stricken with How many times in the past 12 months has been stricken with How many times in the past 12 months has been stricken with How many times in the past 12 months has been stricken with How many times in the past 12 months has been stricken with How many times in the past 12 months has [NAME] been stricken with the same condition? All household members. 162 4626 1 99 5.198 15.047 How many othe illness did have in past 4 weeks How many othe illness did have in past 4 weeks How many othe illness did have in past 4 weeks How many othe illness did have in past 4 weeks How many othe illness did have in past 4 weeks How many other illnesses or injuries did [NAME] have in the past 4 weeks? If answer is 0 > Go to section B (hb01 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 807 3981 How much household spend on all these other illness in past How much household spend on all these other illness in past How much household spend on all these other illness in past How much household spend on all these other illness in past How much household spend on all these other illness in past How much did your household spend on all of these other illness or injuries in the past 4 weeks, including the cost of treatment, medicines, transportation and other expenses connected with these illnesses? EXCLUDE EXPENSES INCURRED JOINTLY WITH THE FIRST ILLNESS. You should include all expenditure for other illnesses, provided that the expenditure occurred within the past 4 weeks. You should include expenditure on medicines, hospitalizations, outpatient visits, transportation in the past 4 weeks for other illnesses of the respondent. All household members. 32 4756 3000 335.906 701.98 For how many days was unable to carry out normal activities For how many days was unable to carry out normal activities For how many days was unable to carry out normal activities For how many days was unable to carry out normal activities For how many days was unable to carry out normal activities In total, for how many days was [NAME] unable to carry out his/her normal activities because of these other illnesses or injuries in the past 4 weeks? EXCLUDE DAYS INCURRED JOINTLY WITH FIRST ILLNESS. All household members. 32 4756 Has been living with any health problem for a long time Has been living with any health problem for a long time Has been living with any health problem for a long time Has been living with any health problem for a long time Has been living with any health problem for a long time In addition to the illness or injury that you mentioned in the past 4 weeks, has [NAME] been living with any health problem for a long time? PROBE: For more than 6 months? If answer is 1 > Go to 2 in section B (hb01 - variable name in dataset). Ask the respondent if the person has lived with any health problem for a long time. You should probe to make sure the respondent considers that last 6 months to one year. If the answer is “Yes”, skip to Section B - which will ask about these CHRONIC illnesses. All household members. 32 4756 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has [NAME] suffered for diarrhea for a month or more? All household members. 17 4771 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has lost weight in recent months Has lost weight in recent months Has lost weight in recent months Has lost weight in recent months Has lost weight in recent months Has [NAME] continuously lost weight in recent months? All household members. 17 4771 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has had recurring fever for a month Has had recurring fever for a month Has had recurring fever for a month Has had recurring fever for a month Has had recurring fever for a month Has [NAME] had recurring fever for a month or more? All household members. 17 4771 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has [NAME] suffered from any skin rash in the past year? All household members. 17 4771 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has suffered from persistent sore throat in last 3 months Has suffered from persistent sore throat in last 3 months Has suffered from persistent sore throat in last 3 months Has suffered from persistent sore throat in last 3 months Has suffered from persistent sore throat in last 3 months Has [NAME] suffered from a persistent sore throat in the last 3 months? (Thrush) All household members. 17 4771 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has felt much more tired than normal in past 3 months Has felt much more tired than normal in past 3 months Has felt much more tired than normal in past 3 months Has felt much more tired than normal in past 3 months Has felt much more tired than normal in past 3 months Has [NAME] felt much more tired than normal in the past 3 months? All household members. 17 4771 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has been sweating during the night in last 3 months Has been sweating during the night in last 3 months Has been sweating during the night in last 3 months Has been sweating during the night in last 3 months Has been sweating during the night in last 3 months Has [NAME] been sweating during the night in the last 3 months? Go to next person. All household members. 17 4771 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID All household members. 4780 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sysmiss ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID All household members. 4780 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sysmiss Has been living with any health problem Has been living with any health problem Has been living with any health problem Has been living with any health problem Has been living with any health problem Has [NAME] been living with any health problems for more than 6 months? If answer is 2 > Go to 7 (hb07 - variable name in dataset). All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How long ago did problem start (Amount of time) How long ago did problem start (Amount of time) How long ago did problem start (Amount of time) How long ago did problem start (Amount of time) How long ago did problem start (Amount of time) How long ago did this problem start? Amt of time. All household members. 621 4167 1 98 6.572 7.639 How long ago did problem start (Time unit) How long ago did problem start (Time unit) How long ago did problem start (Time unit) How long ago did problem start (Time unit) How long ago did problem start (Time unit) How long ago did this problem start? Time unit. All household members. 621 4167 1 Minutes 2 Hours 3 Days 4 Weeks 5 Months 6 Year 9 Sysmiss Has condition been diagnosed by health professional Has condition been diagnosed by health professional Has condition been diagnosed by health professional Has condition been diagnosed by health professional Has condition been diagnosed by health professional Has this condition been diagnosed by a health professional? If answer is 2 > Go to 5 (hb05a - variable name in dataset). All household members. 621 4167 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What condition did health professional think What condition did health professional think What condition did health professional think What condition did health professional think What condition did health professional think What condition did the health professional think [NAME] have? All household members. 573 4215 1 HIV/AIDS 2 Asthma 3 Bilharzia/ Shistosomiasis 4 Cancer 5 Diarrhea 6 Dysentry 7 Fracture/break 8 Gnorrhea 9 Intestinal Parisites 10 Malaria 11 Malnutrition (Kwashiorkor/Marasmus) 12 Measles 13 Meningitis 14 Poisoning 15 Polio 16 Syphilis 17 Tetanus 18 Tuberculosis 19 Typhoid 20 Urinary Infection 21 Witchcraft 22 Other STD (specify) 23 Other illness (specify) 24 Other injury (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss Symptoms have A: Symptoms have A: Symptoms have A: Symptoms have A: Symptoms have A: What symptoms does [NAME] have? List up to 5. All household members. 618 4170 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) 98 99 Sysmiss Symptoms have B: Symptoms have B: Symptoms have B: Symptoms have B: Symptoms have B: What symptoms does [NAME] have? List up to 5. All household members. 389 4399 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss Symptoms have C: Symptoms have C: Symptoms have C: Symptoms have C: Symptoms have C: What symptoms does [NAME] have? List up to 5. All household members. 229 4559 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss Symptoms have D: Symptoms have D: Symptoms have D: Symptoms have D: Symptoms have D: What symptoms does [NAME] have? List up to 5. All household members. 130 4658 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss Symptoms have E: Symptoms have E: Symptoms have E: Symptoms have E: Symptoms have E: What symptoms does [NAME] have? List up to 5. All household members. 71 4717 1 Diarrhea (acute) 2 Diarrhea (chronic, 1 month or more) 3 Weight loss (major) 4 Fever (acute) 5 Fever (recurring) 6 Skin rash 7 Weakness 8 Severe headache 9 Fainting 10 Chills (feeling hot and cold) 11 Vomiting 12 Cough 13 Productive cough 14 Coughing blood 15 Pain on passing urine 16 Genital sores 17 Mental disorder 18 Abdominal pain 19 Sore throat 20 Difficulty breathing 21 Burn 22 Fracture 23 Wound 24 Child birth 25 Ameobeosis 26 Other (specify) Sysmiss How much money did spend on all these conditions How much money did spend on all these conditions How much money did spend on all these conditions How much money did spend on all these conditions How much money did spend on all these conditions How much money did your household spend on all of these conditions in the past 4 weeks including the cost of reatment, medicines, transport and other expenses connected with the illness? EXCLUDE EXPENDITURES JOINT WITH ACUTE ILLNESS. All types of expenditure are included - medicines, transportation, hospitalization, and consultation fees. However, DO NOT INCLUDE expenditures that were made jointly with any of the illnesses reported in Part A of Section 6. All household members. 621 4167 99999 1331.09 8015.084 Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has suffered diarrhea for a month or more Has [NAME] suffered diarrhea for a month or more? All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Has lost much weight in recent months Has lost much weight in recent months Has lost much weight in recent months Has lost much weight in recent months Has lost much weight in recent months Has [NAME] continuously lost weight in recent months? All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Has had a recurring fever for a month or more Has had a recurring fever for a month or more Has had a recurring fever for a month or more Has had a recurring fever for a month or more Has had a recurring fever for a month or more Has [NAME] had a recurring fever for a month or more? All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has suffered from any skin rash in past year Has [NAME] suffered from any skin rash in the past year? All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Has suffered from persistent sore throat Has suffered from persistent sore throat Has suffered from persistent sore throat Has suffered from persistent sore throat Has suffered from persistent sore throat Has [NAME] suffered from a persistent sore throat in the last 3 months? (Thrush) All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Has felt much more tired than normal Has felt much more tired than normal Has felt much more tired than normal Has felt much more tired than normal Has felt much more tired than normal Has [NAME] felt much more tired than normal in the past 3 months? All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss Has been sweating during the night Has been sweating during the night Has been sweating during the night Has been sweating during the night Has been sweating during the night Has [NAME] been sweating during the night in the last 3 months? All household members. 4780 8 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code I would like to ask you for the Mosoriot Health Center’s medical records number of EACH household member. This information will be kept confidential and will only be used for research purposes. Your answers to all the questionnaires will not be given to staff at the Mosoriot Health Center. ID Code * Copy the ID Code of every household member from Section 1 of the Household Roster All household members. 4785 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sysmiss ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code All household members. 4784 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sysmiss Ever visited Mosoriot Rural Health Centre Ever visited Mosoriot Rural Health Centre Ever visited Mosoriot Rural Health Centre Ever visited Mosoriot Rural Health Centre Ever visited Mosoriot Rural Health Centre Has [NAME] ever visited the Mosoriot Rural Health Center? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. Ask the respondent if the household member has ever visited the Mosoriot Rural Health Center. Remind the respondent that you will not be sharing this information with anybody other than the research team, and that none of the information being collected by you will be given to staff of the health center or any other authorities. All household members. 4784 4 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Have card with ID # for Mosoriot health records Have card with ID # for Mosoriot health records Have card with ID # for Mosoriot health records Have card with ID # for Mosoriot health records Have card with ID # for Mosoriot health records Does [NAME] have a card with an ID number for the Mosoriot health records? If answer is 2 or 99> Go to next person. Generally, each patient at the Mosoriot Health Center will have a card that contains the ID number. Ask the respondent if each household member has this card. If the respondent cannot find the card for a household number or does not know about the card at all, write 88 and 99 (respectively) in the box for Question 3. All household members. 2923 1865 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 88 Lost the card 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss See the card See the card See the card See the card See the card Can I please see the card with the ID number for [NAME], or can you tell me the exact ID number for [NAME]? You should ask the respondent to show you the medical record cards for each household member. If the respondent refuses to show you the card, ask is he/she can instead tell you the ID number for each household member. For each household member, record the codes for whether the respondent showed you the card (1), told you the ID number (2), or refused to do either. All household members. 1280 3508 1 Yes – showed the card 2 Yes – reported the ID number 3 Refused to show card or tell number 8 9 Sysmiss Card ID number Card ID number Card ID number Card ID number Card ID number INTERVIEWER: COPY THE NUMBER AS IT APPEARS ON THE CARD OR RECORD THE NUMBER GIVEN TO YOU BY THE RESPONDENT. For each household member, record the ID number exactly as it appears on the card. Keep in mind that each patient has a different ID number, so you should ask the respondent to give you the ID numbers for all household members. All household members. Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 822 103 99999 50795.264 29066.264 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 822 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module 822 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 822 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 822 1 31 15.912 8.672 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 822 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 822 2004 Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A 822 Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B 822 Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D 822 Has anyone had malaria since Jan 2002 Has anyone had malaria since Jan 2002 Has anyone had malaria since Jan 2002 Has anyone had malaria since Jan 2002 Has anyone had malaria since Jan 2002 Has anyone in the household had malaria since January 2002 (including illnesses discussed in section A)? If answer is 2 > Go to next disease. All household members. 822 1 Yes 2 No Count Section C Count Section C Count Section C Count Section C Count Section C 629 193 Anyone had tuberclosis since Jan 2002 Anyone had tuberclosis since Jan 2002 Anyone had tuberclosis since Jan 2002 Anyone had tuberclosis since Jan 2002 Anyone had tuberclosis since Jan 2002 Has anyone in the household had tuberculosis since January 2000 (including illnesses discussed in sections A or B? If answer is 1 > Ask if respondent has a card with information about the illness. If answer is 2 > Go to next disease. All household members. 822 1 Yes 2 No 9 Count of TB Count of TB Count of TB Count of TB Count of TB 86 736 Has anyone had typhoid Has anyone had typhoid Has anyone had typhoid Has anyone had typhoid Has anyone had typhoid Has anyone in the household had typhoid since January 2000 (including illnesses discussed in sections A or B? If answer is 2 > Go to next disease. All household members. 822 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Count of Typhoid Count of Typhoid Count of Typhoid Count of Typhoid Count of Typhoid 142 680 Anyone had menengitis Anyone had menengitis Anyone had menengitis Anyone had menengitis Anyone had menengitis Has anyone in the household had meningitis since January 2000 (including illnesses discussed in sections A or B? If answer is 2 > Go to next disease. All household members. 822 1 Yes 2 No 8 Count of menengitis Count of menengitis Count of menengitis Count of menengitis Count of menengitis 14 808 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1274 103 99999 50647.502 29514.209 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1274 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module 1274 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1274 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1274 1 31 15.946 8.671 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1274 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1274 2004 Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A 1274 Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B 1274 Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D 1274 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code Please list the household ID numbers (and episode numbers) of all sick individuals. All sick household members. 1274 1 2 3 4 5 6 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code All sick household members. 1274 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number for [NAME] The episode number is simply the instance of the disease for that person. For example, suppose a child in the household had malaria twice in the last two years. You should then ask about each of the two episodes of malaria separately, and label the episode numbers 1 and 2. All sick household members. 1274 1 98 1.271 2.765 1 2 3 4 5 6 98 Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started. Month. All sick household members. 1274 1 99 7.495 12.623 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started. Year. All sick household members. 1274 2000 2002 2003 2004 Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of Episode. All sick household members. 1274 1 99 3.234 3.661 Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of Episode. Time Units. All sick household members. 1274 1 Minutes 2 Hours 3 Days 4 Weeks 5 Months 6 Year 8 9 Where illness diagnosed as malaria Where illness diagnosed as malaria Where illness diagnosed as malaria Where illness diagnosed as malaria Where illness diagnosed as malaria Where was this illness diagnosed as malaria? All sick household members. 1274 1 National Referral Hosp. (Kenyatta, Moi) 2 Government District/Provincial Hosp. 3 Mosoriot Rural Health Center 4 Government Health Center (exc. Mosoriot) 5 Government dispensary 6 Mission hospital/clinic 7 Other private hospital/clinic 8 Chemist/pharmacy 9 Private doctor (like priv. clinic) 10 Mobile clinic 11 Community health worker 12 Retail shop 13 Herbalist/traditional healer 14 Relative/friend 15 Other (specify) 98 Self Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Were any medicines used by [NAME]? If answer is 2 > Go to next episode. All sick household members. 1274 1 Yes 2 No 98 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 1235 39 1 Antipyretics (aspro, calpol, brufen, etc) 2 Chloroquine (malaroquine, etc) 3 Sulfa combinations (fansidar,metakelfin) 4 Halofantrine (hanfan) 5 Amodiaquine (camoquine) 6 Cotrimoxazole (bactrim, septrin) 7 Artimisinin (artenam, artomothor) 8 Herbal/traditional remedies 9 Other, specify Sysmiss Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 849 425 1 Antipyretics (aspro, calpol, brufen, etc) 2 Chloroquine (malaroquine, etc) 3 Sulfa combinations (fansidar,metakelfin) 4 Halofantrine (hanfan) 5 Amodiaquine (camoquine) 6 Cotrimoxazole (bactrim, septrin) 7 Artimisinin (artenam, artomothor) 8 Herbal/traditional remedies 9 Other, specify Sysmiss Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 256 1018 1 Antipyretics (aspro, calpol, brufen, etc) 2 Chloroquine (malaroquine, etc) 3 Sulfa combinations (fansidar,metakelfin) 4 Halofantrine (hanfan) 5 Amodiaquine (camoquine) 6 Cotrimoxazole (bactrim, septrin) 7 Artimisinin (artenam, artomothor) 8 Herbal/traditional remedies 9 Other, specify Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 104 103 99999 57774.087 29192.582 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 104 1 2 3 4 6 Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module 104 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 104 1 2 3 4 6 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 104 1 31 16.404 9.014 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 104 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 104 2004 Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A 104 Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B 104 Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D 104 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code Please list the household ID numbers (and episode numbers) of all sick individuals. All sick household members. 104 1 2 3 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code All sick household members. 104 1 98 2.846 9.544 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 98 Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number for [NAME] The episode number is simply the instance of the disease for that person. For example, suppose a child in the household had malaria twice in the last two years. You should then ask about each of the two episodes of malaria separately, and label the episode numbers 1 and 2. All sick household members. 104 1 2 3 Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started. Month. All sick household members. 104 1 99 9.798 20.316 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started. Year. All sick household members. 104 1989 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of Episode. All sick household members. 104 1 90 8.51 15.149 Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of Episode. Time Units. All sick household members. 104 1 Minutes 2 Hours 3 Days 4 Weeks 5 Months 6 Year 8 Where illness was diagnosed as tuberclosis Where illness was diagnosed as tuberclosis Where illness was diagnosed as tuberclosis Where illness was diagnosed as tuberclosis Where illness was diagnosed as tuberclosis Where was this illness diagnosed as tuberculosis? All sick household members. 104 1 National Referral Hosp. (Kenyatta, Moi) 2 Government District/Provincial Hosp. 3 Mosoriot Rural Health Center 4 Government Health Center (exc. Mosoriot) 5 Government dispensary 6 Mission hospital/clinic 7 Other private hospital/clinic 8 Chemist/pharmacy 9 Private doctor (like priv. clinic) 10 Mobile clinic 11 Community health worker 12 Retail shop 13 Herbalist/traditional healer 14 Relative/friend 15 Other (specify) 98 Self Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Were any medicines used by [NAME]? If answer is 2 > Go to next episode. All sick household members. 104 1 Yes 2 No Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 103 1 1 Streptosin 2 Pyrazinamide 3 Ethambutol 4 Isoniazid 5 Rifampicin 9 Sysmiss Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 51 53 1 Streptosin 2 Pyrazinamide 3 Ethambutol 4 Isoniazid 5 Rifampicin 9 Sysmiss Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 33 71 1 Streptosin 2 Pyrazinamide 3 Ethambutol 4 Isoniazid 5 Rifampicin 9 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 158 899 99999 49591.203 28714.917 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 158 1 2 3 Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module 158 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 158 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 158 1 31 17.646 8.668 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 158 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 158 2004 Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A 158 Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B 158 Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D 158 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code Please list the household ID numbers (and episode numbers) of all sick individuals. All sick household members. 158 1 2 3 4 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code All sick household members. 158 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number for [NAME] The episode number is simply the instance of the disease for that person. For example, suppose a child in the household had malaria twice in the last two years. You should then ask about each of the two episodes of malaria separately, and label the episode numbers 1 and 2. All sick household members. 158 1 2 3 4 Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started. Month. All sick household members. 158 1 99 14.139 26.715 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started. Year. All sick household members. 158 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of Episode. All sick household members. 158 1 50 4.044 6.141 Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of Episode. Time Unit. All sick household members. 158 1 Minutes 2 Hours 3 Days 4 Weeks 5 Months 6 Year Where illness was diagnosed as typhoid Where illness was diagnosed as typhoid Where illness was diagnosed as typhoid Where illness was diagnosed as typhoid Where illness was diagnosed as typhoid Where was this illness diagnosed as typhoid? All sick household members. 158 1 National Referral Hosp. (Kenyatta, Moi) 2 Government District/Provincial Hosp. 3 Mosoriot Rural Health Center 4 Government Health Center (exc. Mosoriot) 5 Government dispensary 6 Mission hospital/clinic 7 Other private hospital/clinic 8 Chemist/pharmacy 9 Private doctor (like priv. clinic) 10 Mobile clinic 11 Community health worker 12 Retail shop 13 Herbalist/traditional healer 14 Relative/friend 15 Other (specify) 98 Self Medicine used Medicine used Medicine used Medicine used Medicine used Were any medicines used by [NAME]? If answer is 2 > Go to next episode. All sick household members. 158 1 Yes 2 No Which medicine - 1 Which medicine - 1 Which medicine - 1 Which medicine - 1 Which medicine - 1 Which medicines? *List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 155 3 1 Ampicillin 2 Amoxicillin 3 Septrin 4 Chloramphenicol 8 9 Sysmiss Which medicine - 2 Which medicine - 2 Which medicine - 2 Which medicine - 2 Which medicine - 2 Which medicines? *List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 52 106 1 Ampicillin 2 Amoxicillin 3 Septrin 4 Chloramphenicol Sysmiss Which medicine - 3 Which medicine - 3 Which medicine - 3 Which medicine - 3 Which medicine - 3 Which medicines? *List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 21 137 1 Ampicillin 2 Amoxicillin 3 Septrin 4 Chloramphenicol 5 8 9 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 15 1075 89510 42907.467 25741.615 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 15 1 2 3 Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module Health Module 15 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 15 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 15 1 30 15 9.381 1 3 6 9 10 14 16 21 24 27 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 15 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 15 2004 Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A Count Section A 15 Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B Count Section B 15 Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D Count Section D 15 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code Please list the household ID numbers (and episode numbers) of all sick individuals. All sick household members. 15 1 2 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code All sick household members. 15 1 2 3 4 6 Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number Episode number for [NAME] The episode number is simply the instance of the disease for that person. For example, suppose a child in the household had malaria twice in the last two years. You should then ask about each of the two episodes of malaria separately, and label the episode numbers 1 and 2. All sick household members. 15 1 2 Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started (Month) Date started. Month. All sick household members. 15 1 99 18.867 32.472 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 98 99 Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started (Year) Date started. Year. All sick household members. 15 1990 2000 2001 2003 2004 Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of episode - Time Length of Episode. All sick household members. 15 1 30 5.733 7.869 Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of episode - Unit Length of Episode. Time Unit. All sick household members. 15 1 Minutes 2 Hours 3 Days 4 Weeks 5 Months 6 Year Where illness was diagnosed as meningitis Where illness was diagnosed as meningitis Where illness was diagnosed as meningitis Where illness was diagnosed as meningitis Where illness was diagnosed as meningitis Where was this illness diagnosed as meningitis? All sick household members. 15 1 National Referral Hosp. (Kenyatta, Moi) 2 Government District/Provincial Hosp. 3 Mosoriot Rural Health Center 4 Government Health Center (exc. Mosoriot) 5 Government dispensary 6 Mission hospital/clinic 7 Other private hospital/clinic 8 Chemist/pharmacy 9 Private doctor (like priv. clinic) 10 Mobile clinic 11 Community health worker 12 Retail shop 13 Herbalist/traditional healer 14 Relative/friend 15 Other (specify) 98 Self Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Medicines used Were any medicines used by [NAME]? If answer is 2 > Go to next episode. All sick household members. 15 1 Yes 2 No Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines - 1 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 15 1 Expen 2 Ampicillin 3 Chloramphenicol 4 Cefotaxine 9 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines - 2 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 7 8 1 Expen 2 Ampicillin 3 Chloramphenicol 4 Cefotaxine Sysmiss Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines - 3 Which medicines? * List up to 3 medicine codes. All sick household members. 1 14 1 Expen 2 Ampicillin 3 Chloramphenicol 4 Cefotaxine Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 3807 103 99999 51228.953 29196.516 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 3807 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Income module done Income module done Income module done Income module done Income module done 3807 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 3807 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 3807 1 31 16.236 8.729 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 3807 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 3807 2004 Count of section A Count of section A Count of section A Count of section A Count of section A 3807 Count of section B Count of section B Count of section B Count of section B Count of section B 3807 Count of Section C Count of Section C Count of Section C Count of Section C Count of Section C 3807 Count of Section D Count of Section D Count of Section D Count of Section D Count of Section D 3807 Count of Section E1 Count of Section E1 Count of Section E1 Count of Section E1 Count of Section E1 3807 Count of Section E2 Count of Section E2 Count of Section E2 Count of Section E2 Count of Section E2 3807 Count of Section F Count of Section F Count of Section F Count of Section F Count of Section F 3807 ID code - Members 8 yrs & above ID code - Members 8 yrs & above ID code - Members 8 yrs & above ID code - Members 8 yrs & above ID code - Members 8 yrs & above ID Code List the ID codes of all household members 8 years and older. All household members 8 years and older 3796 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sysmiss ID code - Income module ID code - Income module ID code - Income module ID code - Income module ID code - Income module ID Code List the ID codes of all household members 8 years and older. All household members 8 years and older 3806 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sysmiss During past 7 day worked for someone who is not a member During past 7 day worked for someone who is not a member During past 7 day worked for someone who is not a member During past 7 day worked for someone who is not a member During past 7 day worked for someone who is not a member During the past 7 days, has [NAME] worked for someone who is not a member of your household, for example, an employer, a firm, the government or some other person outside of your household? If answer is 1 > Go to 4 (in04 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older 3796 11 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss During past 12 months worked for someone who is not member During past 12 months worked for someone who is not member During past 12 months worked for someone who is not member During past 12 months worked for someone who is not member During past 12 months worked for someone who is not member During the past 12 months, has [NAME] worked for someone who is not a member of your household, for example, an employer, a firm, the government or some other person outside of your household? All household members 8 years and older 3337 470 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss During past 7 days worked on field belonging to someone During past 7 days worked on field belonging to someone During past 7 days worked on field belonging to someone During past 7 days worked on field belonging to someone During past 7 days worked on field belonging to someone During the past 7 days, has [NAME] worked on a field or garden belonging to someone in your household, or has [NAME] raised livestock? If answer is 1 > Go to 6 (in06 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older 3796 11 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss During past 12 months worked on field belonging to someone During past 12 months worked on field belonging to someone During past 12 months worked on field belonging to someone During past 12 months worked on field belonging to someone During past 12 months worked on field belonging to someone During the past 12 months, has [NAME] worked in a field or garden belonging to someone in your household, or has [NAME] raised livestock? All household members 8 years and older 963 2844 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss During past 7 days done non-farm work During past 7 days done non-farm work During past 7 days done non-farm work During past 7 days done non-farm work During past 7 days done non-farm work During the past 7 days, has [NAME] done non-farm work for someone in your household? For example in an independent business/duka, or in some other self-employed activity? If answer is 1 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older 3796 11 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss During past 12 months done non-farm work During past 12 months done non-farm work During past 12 months done non-farm work During past 12 months done non-farm work During past 12 months done non-farm work During the past 12 months, has [NAME] done non-farm work for someone in your household? For example in an independent business/duka, or in some other self-employed activity? Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older 3441 366 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 Sysmiss Main reason why did not work during past 7 days Main reason why did not work during past 7 days Main reason why did not work during past 7 days Main reason why did not work during past 7 days Main reason why did not work during past 7 days INTERVIEWER: Ask questions 8 and 9 only if answers to questions 2, 4, and 6 are NO. What was the main reason why you did not work during past 7 days? If answer is 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 or 12 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older 720 3087 1 Sick 2 Handicapped 3 Too old/retired 4 Do not want more work 5 Student 6 Housework 7 Too young 8 On vacation 9 Awaiting reply of employer/agency 10 About to start new job 11 No work exists 12 Other reasons 98 99 Sysmiss What kind of work did you do most of your life What kind of work did you do most of your life What kind of work did you do most of your life What kind of work did you do most of your life What kind of work did you do most of your life INTERVIEWER: Ask questions 8 and 9 only if answers to questions 2, 4, and 6 are NO. What kind of work did you do most of your life? Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older 4 3803 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss ID Code for all who worked ID Code for all who worked ID Code for all who worked ID Code for all who worked ID Code for all who worked I would like to ask you some questions about work that you and/or members of your household did as an employee in the past 7 days (since last _______). ID Code List ID Codes for all who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days - YES to Sec. A, Question 2. Begin by copying from Section A the ID codes of all individuals that worked as an employee in the past 7 days. That is, copy the ID codes of all individuals for whom the answer to Section A - Question 2 is YES (1). All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code I would like to ask you some questions about work that you and/or members of your household did as an employee in the past 7 days (since last _______). ID Code List ID Codes for all who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days - YES to Sec. A, Question 2. Begin by copying from Section A the ID codes of all individuals that worked as an employee in the past 7 days. That is, copy the ID codes of all individuals for whom the answer to Section A - Question 2 is YES (1). All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 Sysmiss What did do for this work - Description What did do for this work - Description What did do for this work - Description What did do for this work - Description What did do for this work - Description What did [NAME] do in this work? What kind of trade, industry or business is it connected with? Description. If more than one job of this type, choose the one that they spent the most time on in the past 12 months. Write down the exact description of the job of the individual in block letters. Then find the code for the type of job that most closely fits the description. Write the code number in the column 2b, which is labeled “Occupation Code.” For example, suppose that the individual is employed as a truck driver for a company. This means the individual occupation is “Transport worker - code 5.” You should write the following: Descprition: TRUCK DRIVEROccupation Code: 5 ** If the individual worked as a wage or salaried employee in more than one job in the past 7 days, then you should begin by asking about the job in which he/she spent the most amount of time in the past 7 days. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 What did do for this work What did do for this work What did do for this work What did do for this work What did do for this work What did [NAME] do in this work? What kind of trade, industry or business is it connected with? Occupation Code. If more than one job of this type, choose the one that they spent the most time on in the past 12 months. Write down the exact description of the job of the individual in block letters. Then find the code for the type of job that most closely fits the description. Write the code number in the column 2b, which is labeled "Occupation Code." For example, suppose that the individual is employed as a truck driver for a company. This means the individual occupation is "Transport worker - code 5." You should write the following: Descprition: TRUCK DRIVEROccupation Code: 5 ** If the individual worked as a wage or salaried employee in more than one job in the past 7 days, then you should begin by asking about the job in which he/she spent the most amount of time in the past 7 days. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss How many hours work in past 7 days How many hours work in past 7 days How many hours work in past 7 days How many hours work in past 7 days How many hours work in past 7 days How many hours did [NAME] do this work in the past 7 days (since last ___)?[Total no. of hours] Probe for actual hours - including overtime. Do not include travel time, leave, paid sick leave or paid holidays. Make sure the respondent does not include time lost from illness, holidays, or authorized absences. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 99 41.002 21.639 Number of hours usually work at job in a week Number of hours usually work at job in a week Number of hours usually work at job in a week Number of hours usually work at job in a week Number of hours usually work at job in a week Is this the number of hours [NAME] usually work at this job in a week? If answer is 1 > Go to 7 (inb07 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 Yes 2 No 9 Sysmiss Why did not work the usual number of hours Why did not work the usual number of hours Why did not work the usual number of hours Why did not work the usual number of hours Why did not work the usual number of hours Why did [NAME] not work the usual number of hours in the past 7 days? All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 75 3732 1 Own illness 2 Illness of family member 3 Overtime due to illness of other employee 4 Other overtime 5 Public or religious holiday 6 Vacation 7 Funeral/mourning period 8 Other (specify) Sysmiss For how many hours per week usual work For how many hours per week usual work For how many hours per week usual work For how many hours per week usual work For how many hours per week usual work For how many hours per week does [NAME] usually work at this job? [Number of hours] All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 76 3731 14 99 45.5 16.682 How many weeks during past 12 months did work How many weeks during past 12 months did work How many weeks during past 12 months did work How many weeks during past 12 months did work How many weeks during past 12 months did work For how many weeks during the past 12 months did [NAME] do this work? [Number of weeks] All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 99 36.189 16.31 For how many years has been doing this work - Years For how many years has been doing this work - Years For how many years has been doing this work - Years For how many years has been doing this work - Years For how many years has been doing this work - Years For how many years has [NAME] been doing this work? Years. If less than 1 year, get months. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 99 11.991 20.497 For how many months has been doing this work - months For how many months has been doing this work - months For how many months has been doing this work - months For how many months has been doing this work - months For how many months has been doing this work - months For how many years has [NAME] been doing this work? Months. If less than 1 year, get months. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 99 49.667 47.81 What type of employer did work for What type of employer did work for What type of employer did work for What type of employer did work for What type of employer did work for What type of employer did [NAME] work for in the past days? That is did he/she work for… All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 Govt./parastatal 2 Private employer 3 Cooperative union 4 NGO 5 Other (specify) Sysmiss Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is [NAME’s] position temporary or permanent? Go to 11 (in11 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 Temporary 2 Permanent Sysmiss Received a salary or payment of any kind for work Received a salary or payment of any kind for work Received a salary or payment of any kind for work Received a salary or payment of any kind for work Received a salary or payment of any kind for work In the past month, did [NAME] receive a salary or payment of any kind for this work? If answer is 2 > Go to 15 (in15 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Net salary for work in the last month Net salary for work in the last month Net salary for work in the last month Net salary for work in the last month Net salary for work in the last month In the past month, what is [NAME’s] net salary/payment for this work? Exclude housing allowances, but include per diem and the value of all payments in kind. This should include all allowances except money that was given housing. You must probe for these allowances: meal allowances; traveling allowances; hardship allowances; training allowances; field allowances; and night allowances. Also include bonuses (sum of money paid to an employee in addition to his/her regular wage as a reward for good performance or as an incentive to work harder) as well as gratuities (tips, or an extra amount paid by a client for good service). All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 455 3352 75 80000 4592.756 6272.314 Received any housing connected to the work Received any housing connected to the work Received any housing connected to the work Received any housing connected to the work Received any housing connected to the work Has [NAME] received or will he/she receive any housing (or money for housing) connected with this work? If answer is 2 > Go to 15 (in15 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 455 3352 1 Yes 2 No 9 Sysmiss What was the value of housing allowance last month What was the value of housing allowance last month What was the value of housing allowance last month What was the value of housing allowance last month What was the value of housing allowance last month In the past month, what is the value of this housing allowance/subsidy? If instead of receiving money for housing, the individual is given a housing subsidy (that is, he/she receives a house or room free of charge), then record the value of the subsidy - which is the amount the individual would have had to pay to rent such a house. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 141 3666 99 12000 2432.078 2584.803 Has worked as an employ at any job in past 7 days Has worked as an employ at any job in past 7 days Has worked as an employ at any job in past 7 days Has worked as an employ at any job in past 7 days Has worked as an employ at any job in past 7 days In the past 7 days has [NAME] worked as an employee at any other job? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. If the answer is YES, you should ask Questions 16 through 19. Otherwise, move on to the next person. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 460 3347 1 Yes 2 No 9 Sysmiss Kind of trade/industry/business the work connected with Kind of trade/industry/business the work connected with Kind of trade/industry/business the work connected with Kind of trade/industry/business the work connected with Kind of trade/industry/business the work connected with What kind of trade, industry or business is this work connected with? All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 13 3794 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days In the past 7 days how many hours did [NAME] do this work? Total no. of hours. Probe for actual hours-including overtime. Do not include travel time, leave, paid sick leave or paid holidays. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 13 3794 3 99 26.538 27.22 How many weeks worked during the past 12 months How many weeks worked during the past 12 months How many weeks worked during the past 12 months How many weeks worked during the past 12 months How many weeks worked during the past 12 months For how many weeks during the past 12 months (since ___) did [NAME] do this work? Number of weeks. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 13 3794 1 52 26.462 19.177 Net salary/payment for the work in last month Net salary/payment for the work in last month Net salary/payment for the work in last month Net salary/payment for the work in last month Net salary/payment for the work in last month In the past month, what is [NAME’s] net salary/payment for this work? Include per diem, allowances, and the value of all payments in kind. All household members 8 years and older who worked as an EMPLOYEE in the past 7 days. 13 3794 15000 1907.692 4011.122 ID code of all who worked in field ID code of all who worked in field ID code of all who worked in field ID code of all who worked in field ID code of all who worked in field ID Code List ID Codes for all who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days -YES to Sec. A, Question 4. Begin by copying from Section A the ID codes of all individuals that worked as self-employed farmers in the past 7 days. That is, copy the ID codes of all individuals for whom the answer to Section A - Question 4 is YES (1). All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2835 972 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Sysmiss ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code List ID Codes for all who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days -YES to Sec. A, Question 4. Begin by copying from Section A the ID codes of all individuals that worked as self-employed farmers in the past 7 days. That is, copy the ID codes of all individuals for whom the answer to Section A - Question 4 is YES (1). All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2835 972 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sysmiss Past 7 days worked on hhold shamba Past 7 days worked on hhold shamba Past 7 days worked on hhold shamba Past 7 days worked on hhold shamba Past 7 days worked on hhold shamba In the past 7 days (since last ____) has [NAME] worked on any of your household’s shambas/gardens (e.g., ploughing, planting, weeding, harvesting) or prepared crops for sale or home consumption (e.g., drying maize)? If answer is 2 > Go to 7 (se07 - variable name in dataset). Ask if the individual has worked on any of the household's shambas or gardens in the past 7 days. All kinds of work (ploughing, planting, weeding, harvesting, etc.) should be included, as long as the work was on the household's own shambas or gardens. If the answer is NO, you should skip to Question 7 and ask about livestock farming. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2835 972 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much time spend on working in past 7 days How much time spend on working in past 7 days How much time spend on working in past 7 days How much time spend on working in past 7 days How much time spend on working in past 7 days In the past 7 days, how much time did [NAME] spend working on your household’s shambas/gardens (e.g., ploughing, planting, weeding, harvesting)? Total hours for a week. Both questions 3 and 4 ask about the actual number of hours that the individual worked on the household's shambas or gardens. Note the difference in the two questions. Question 3 asks about hours worked on the shambas themselves (that is, activities such as planting, ploughing, harvesting). Question 4 asks about hours spent on activities that typically take place after harvesting - these are associated with preparing and processing the crops for sale or home consumption (drying the maize, milling, brewing alcohol from crops, etc.). Make sure to probe for time spent on brewing. You must explain the difference between the two questions to the respondent. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2545 1262 99 14.446 12.301 How much time spend on preparing in past 7 days How much time spend on preparing in past 7 days How much time spend on preparing in past 7 days How much time spend on preparing in past 7 days How much time spend on preparing in past 7 days In the past 7 days, how much time did [NAME] spend preparing or processing crops (e.g., drying maize, milling, or brewing) for sale or home consumption? Probe for time spent on brewing Total hours for a week. Both questions 3 and 4 ask about the actual number of hours that the individual worked on the household's shambas or gardens. Note the difference in the two questions. Question 3 asks about hours worked on the shambas themselves (that is, activities such as planting, ploughing, harvesting). Question 4 asks about hours spent on activities that typically take place after harvesting - these are associated with preparing and processing the crops for sale or home consumption (drying the maize, milling, brewing alcohol from crops, etc.). Make sure to probe for time spent on brewing. You must explain the difference between the two questions to the respondent. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2545 1262 99 2.069 10.874 Main crops that devoted time - A in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - A in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - A in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - A in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - A in past 7 days On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 7 days? * List up to 4 crops. Ask about the five main crops that the individual devoted his/her time to - for example, if the household head and his sons worked on maize and wheat, write 1 and 2 in the first two boxes for each of these individuals. If the spouse worked on the vegetable garden and grew sukuma wiki, carrots, and tomatoes, write 7, 17, and 14 in the first three boxes for the spouse. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2545 1262 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) 98 Sysmiss Main crops that devoted time - B in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - B in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - B in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - B in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - B in past 7 days On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 7 days? * List up to 4 crops. Ask about the five main crops that the individual devoted his/her time to - for example, if the household head and his sons worked on maize and wheat, write 1 and 2 in the first two boxes for each of these individuals. If the spouse worked on the vegetable garden and grew sukuma wiki, carrots, and tomatoes, write 7, 17, and 14 in the first three boxes for the spouse. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2009 1798 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss Main crops that devoted time - C in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - C in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - C in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - C in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - C in past 7 days On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 7 days? * List up to 4 crops. Ask about the five main crops that the individual devoted his/her time to - for example, if the household head and his sons worked on maize and wheat, write 1 and 2 in the first two boxes for each of these individuals. If the spouse worked on the vegetable garden and grew sukuma wiki, carrots, and tomatoes, write 7, 17, and 14 in the first three boxes for the spouse. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 625 3182 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss Main crops that devoted time - D in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - D in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - D in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - D in past 7 days Main crops that devoted time - D in past 7 days On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 7 days? * List up to 4 crops. Ask about the five main crops that the individual devoted his/her time to - for example, if the household head and his sons worked on maize and wheat, write 1 and 2 in the first two boxes for each of these individuals. If the spouse worked on the vegetable garden and grew sukuma wiki, carrots, and tomatoes, write 7, 17, and 14 in the first three boxes for the spouse. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 201 3606 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss How much earn in from the sales in past 1 month How much earn in from the sales in past 1 month How much earn in from the sales in past 1 month How much earn in from the sales in past 1 month How much earn in from the sales in past 1 month In the past one month, how much income did [NAME] earn from the sale of these crops? Amount in KSh. Probe for income from brewing. Ask the respondent to estimate the amount of income earned by the individual in the past one month. Note that if the children in the household worked a few hours on certain crops but the crop was actually sold by the household head, then that money should be recorded in the row for the household head, NOT the children. However, if a certain individual worked on some crops and also sold those crops in the market, then the income from those crops should be recorded in the row for that individual. If the respondent does not know how much was earned by a certain individual in the household, see if somebody else can answer. Make sure to probe for income earned from brewing alcohol - if you don't ask about this specifically, the respondent might not report it. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2545 1262 275000 248.136 5561.421 Spent any time caring for animals in past 7 days Spent any time caring for animals in past 7 days Spent any time caring for animals in past 7 days Spent any time caring for animals in past 7 days Spent any time caring for animals in past 7 days In the past 7 days, has [NAME] spent any time caring for animals belonging to your household? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. If the answer is NO, then you need to make sure that the answer to Question 2 is YES. Otherwise, there is a mistake. Remember that the individuals being discussed in this section were reported to have done farming activities on the household's own shambas or gardens in the past 7 days. So at least one of the answers to Questions 2 and 7 must be YES. If not, you should clarify why the answer to Section A - Question 4 is YES. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2835 972 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many hours spend caring for animals in past 7 days How many hours spend caring for animals in past 7 days How many hours spend caring for animals in past 7 days How many hours spend caring for animals in past 7 days How many hours spend caring for animals in past 7 days In the past 7 days, how many hours did [NAME] spend feeding, caring for, tending and transporting any animals belonging to your household? Total hours for a week. Note the difference in the questions 8 and 9. Question 8 asks about hours spent caring for, tending, or herding animals belonging to the household. Question 9 asks about hours spent collecting or transforming the products of the animals belonging to the household (for example, this includes time spent milking, producing honey, or collecting eggs from chickens). All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2220 1587 99 11.06 11.584 How many hours spend collecting products of aniumals in past How many hours spend collecting products of aniumals in past How many hours spend collecting products of aniumals in past How many hours spend collecting products of aniumals in past How many hours spend collecting products of aniumals in past In the past 7 days, how many hours did [NAME] spend collecting or transforming the products of your household’s animals (e.g. milk, eggs, honey) for sale or home consumption? Total hrs for the week. Note this includes time spent milking. Note the difference in the questions 8 and 9. Question 8 asks about hours spent caring for, tending, or herding animals belonging to the household. Question 9 asks about hours spent collecting or transforming the products of the animals belonging to the household (for example, this includes time spent milking, producing honey, or collecting eggs from chickens). All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2220 1587 99 1.891 6.607 How much net income did receive in past 1 month How much net income did receive in past 1 month How much net income did receive in past 1 month How much net income did receive in past 1 month How much net income did receive in past 1 month In the past one month, how much net income did [NAME] receive from the sale of products from these animals (e.g., milk, honey, eggs)? Amount in KSh. Ask about income earned by the individual in the past month. For example, the income could come from the sale of products such as eggs, milk, or honey. All household members 8 years and older who worked on a field/garden of someone in the household or raised livestock in the past 7 days. 2220 1587 35280 269.492 1256.657 ID Code of non-farm ID Code of non-farm ID Code of non-farm ID Code of non-farm ID Code of non-farm I would like to ask you some questions about the work your household members did in the past 7 days (since last…) in their own business or in your household's business. ID Code List ID Codes for all who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days - YES to Sec. A, Question 6. Begin by copying from Section A the ID codes of all individuals that worked in the household's own businesses in the past 7 days. That is, copy the ID codes of all individuals for whom the answer to Section A - Question 6 is YES (1). All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code I would like to ask you some questions about the work your household members did in the past 7 days (since last…) in their own business or in your household's business. ID Code List ID Codes for all who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days - YES to Sec. A, Question 6. Begin by copying from Section A the ID codes of all individuals that worked in the household's own businesses in the past 7 days. That is, copy the ID codes of all individuals for whom the answer to Section A - Question 6 is YES (1). All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 11 14 Sysmiss What type of business - Description What type of business - Description What type of business - Description What type of business - Description What type of business - Description What type of business or self-employment did [NAME] work at in the past 7 days? What kind of trade, industry or business is it connected with? Description. If more than 1, begin with the one in which the most time is spent. As discussed earlier, please write an exact description of the respondent's job. Then select the occupation code that is closest to that job. Do not copy the name of the code in the description column. All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 What type of business - Code What type of business - Code What type of business - Code What type of business - Code What type of business - Code What type of business or self-employment did [NAME] work at in the past 7 days? What kind of trade, industry or business is it connected with? Occupation Code. If more than 1, begin with the one in which the most time is spent. As discussed earlier, please write an exact description of the respondent's job. Then select the occupation code that is closest to that job. Do not copy the name of the code in the description column. All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days How many hours worked in past 7 days In the past 7 days, how many hours did [NAME] work at this business? Total hrs for the week. All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 1 99 27.563 18.572 Number of hours usually work Number of hours usually work Number of hours usually work Number of hours usually work Number of hours usually work Is this the number of hours [NAME] usually works at this business in a week? If answer is 1 > Go to 6 (seb06 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 1 Yes 2 No 9 Sysmiss For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week does [NAME] usually work at this business? Total hrs for a week. All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 58 3749 99 45.293 22.236 How many weeks during 12 months did work How many weeks during 12 months did work How many weeks during 12 months did work How many weeks during 12 months did work How many weeks during 12 months did work For how many weeks during the past 12 months did [NAME] do this work? Number of weeks. All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 1 98 39.298 17.093 How much net income did receive in past month How much net income did receive in past month How much net income did receive in past month How much net income did receive in past month How much net income did receive in past month In the past month, how much net income did [NAME] receive from this business? Amount in KSh. Ask for the amount of net income earned by the individual in the past month. Net income is the total amount sold by the business minus any expenses for payment of workers that have been hired, or purchase of inputs such as raw materials, fuel and electricity. You should help the respondent calculate this if he does not immediately know the answer. The objective here is to know the income that the individual has received from the business. The objective here is to know the net income of the business. All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 60000 3706.864 6466.104 Worked in any other business in past 7 days Worked in any other business in past 7 days Worked in any other business in past 7 days Worked in any other business in past 7 days Worked in any other business in past 7 days In the past 7 days has [NAME] worked in any other business of your household? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 352 3455 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss What kind of trade, industry, occupation is it connected with What kind of trade, industry, occupation is it connected with What kind of trade, industry, occupation is it connected with What kind of trade, industry, occupation is it connected with What kind of trade, industry, occupation is it connected with What kind of trade, industry or occupation is it connected with? All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 23 3784 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss In past 7 days how many hours did work In past 7 days how many hours did work In past 7 days how many hours did work In past 7 days how many hours did work In past 7 days how many hours did work In the past 7 days how many hours did [NAME] do this work? All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 23 3784 80 20.913 19.817 For how many weeks during past 12 months did this work For how many weeks during past 12 months did this work For how many weeks during past 12 months did this work For how many weeks during past 12 months did this work For how many weeks during past 12 months did this work For how many weeks during the past 12 months did [NAME] do this work? All household members 8 years and older who did non-farm work in a business belonging to the household in the past 7 days. 23 3784 1 52 34.652 18.534 ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID Code List the ID codes of all household members 8 years and older. Complete Sections E1 and E2 together by following all skip codes, including those to Section E2. You should complete the entire section for one person before moving on to the next person. All household members 8 years and older. 3795 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sysmiss ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code List the ID codes of all household members 8 years and older. Complete Sections E1 and E2 together by following all skip codes, including those to Section E2. You should complete the entire section for one person before moving on to the next person. All household members 8 years and older. 3795 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sysmiss What did in main job in past 12 months - Description What did in main job in past 12 months - Description What did in main job in past 12 months - Description What did in main job in past 12 months - Description What did in main job in past 12 months - Description What did [NAME] do in his/her main job or activity in the past 12 months? What did [NAME] do in this work? What kind of occupation or trade is it connected with? Description. You should record the main activity and secondary activity that is not schooling. If the respondent had no other activity except schooling in the past 12 months, then you should record description “STUDENT” and occupation code 88 (for no activity/unemployed) in Section E1 - Question 2 and skip to Section F. For example, suppose that one of the household members was enrolled full-time in school in the past 12 months, but after school every day and on weekends he helped his father work on the shambas. This is the only activity that the child worked at in the last 12 months, other than schooling. Then, in Section E1, you will write Crop Farming (code 1) as this child's main activity in the past 12 months. For women who may primarily consider themselves housewives, record the occupation code 3 (for housewife) and description “HOUSEWIFE.” If the person works as a cook or housekeeper for someone else, then the work should be recorded as code 15 (for domestic worker), with the description "DOMESTIC WORKER." If a person has had absolutely no major activity or occupation, record code 88 (for No activity/unemployed). All household members 8 years and older. 3786 21 What did in main job in past 12 months - Code What did in main job in past 12 months - Code What did in main job in past 12 months - Code What did in main job in past 12 months - Code What did in main job in past 12 months - Code What did [NAME] do in his/her main job or activity in the past 12 months? What did [NAME] do in this work? What kind of occupation or trade is it connected with? Occupation code. If answer is 88 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older. 3795 12 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 Student 98 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss Job different from past 7 days Job different from past 7 days Job different from past 7 days Job different from past 7 days Job different from past 7 days Is this one of the jobs or activities cited for [NAME] in the past 7 days? If answer is 2 > Go to 5 (mj05 - variable name in dataset). You must compare the description in Question 2 with the descriptions in Questions 2 of Sections B and D. If Section C was completed, then the respondent was also a farmer in the past 12 months. IF THE RESPONDENT DID NOT WORK AT A JOB IN THE PAST 7 DAYS (Sections B, C, AND D ARE NOT COMPLETED), OR IF THE JOB LAST WEEK WAS DIFFERENT FROM THE MAIN JOB LAST YEAR, THEN THE ANSWER TO QUESTION 2 IS NO ( DIFFERENT WORK) AND YOU MUST COMPLETE THE REST OF Section E1. If the answer to Question 3 is NO, then you will eventually ask Question 8, which will ask whether the main job is as an employee, a farmer, or a business person. The answer to this question will determine, for each individual, exactly which questions in Section E1 you should ask. For example, if the individual's main job is as a farmer (and this job was not done in the past 7 days), then you will ask Questions 16 - 21 in Section E1. All household members 8 years and older. 1637 2170 1 Yes, already described 2 No,different work 8 Sysmiss Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Did [NAME] have any other work or any other jobs in the past 12 months? If answer is 2, verify with section A if no other job in the past 12 months. If answer is 1 > Go to section E2 (sj01a - variable name in dataset). If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older. 1412 2395 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss In past 12 months how many weeks did work In past 12 months how many weeks did work In past 12 months how many weeks did work In past 12 months how many weeks did work In past 12 months how many weeks did work In the past 12 months, for how many weeks did [NAME] do this work? Number of weeks. All household members 8 years and older. 223 3584 4 98 29.413 15.121 For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week usually work For how many hours per week did [NAME] usually work at this job? Number of hours. All household members 8 years and older. 223 3584 3 99 33.552 21.101 For how many years have done this work -Years For how many years have done this work -Years For how many years have done this work -Years For how many years have done this work -Years For how many years have done this work -Years For how many years has [NAME] done this work? [Number of years] Years. If less than one year, enter number of months. All household members 8 years and older. 223 3584 98 13.65 21.41 For how many years have done this work -Months For how many years have done this work -Months For how many years have done this work -Months For how many years have done this work -Months For how many years have done this work -Months For how many years has [NAME] done this work? [Number of years] Months. If less than one year, enter number of months. All household members 8 years and older. 223 3584 99 65.928 45.197 Was work self-employed in a farm Was work self-employed in a farm Was work self-employed in a farm Was work self-employed in a farm Was work self-employed in a farm In this work, was [NAME] selfemployed on a farm or in a business belonging to your household or was [NAME] working for someone else? If answer is 1 > Go to 16 (mj16 - variable name in dataset). If answer is 2 > Go to 22 (mj22 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older. 223 3584 1 Yes 2 No 3 8 Sysmiss What type of employer did work for in the past days What type of employer did work for in the past days What type of employer did work for in the past days What type of employer did work for in the past days What type of employer did work for in the past days What type of employer did [NAME] work for in the past days? That is did he/she work for… All household members 8 years and older. 88 3719 1 Govt./parastatal 2 Private employer 3 Cooperative union 4 NGO 5 Other (specify) 8 Sysmiss Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is position temporary or permanent Is [NAME’s] position temporary or permanent? All household members 8 years and older. 88 3719 1 Temporary 2 Permanent 8 Sysmiss Did receive a salary or payment of any kind Did receive a salary or payment of any kind Did receive a salary or payment of any kind Did receive a salary or payment of any kind Did receive a salary or payment of any kind Did [NAME] receive a salary or payment of any kind for this work? If answer is 2 > Go to 13 (mj13 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older. 89 3718 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much was net salary in past 12 months How much was net salary in past 12 months How much was net salary in past 12 months How much was net salary in past 12 months How much was net salary in past 12 months In the past 12 months, how much was [NAME’s] net salary/payment for this work? Exclude housing allowances, but include the value of all other payments in cash or kind. All household members 8 years and older. 83 3724 99 300000 20653.096 40862.148 Has received any housing connected with work Has received any housing connected with work Has received any housing connected with work Has received any housing connected with work Has received any housing connected with work Has [NAME] received or will he/she receive any housing connected with this work? If answer is 2 > Go to 15 (mj15 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older. 89 3718 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss What was the value of the housing What was the value of the housing What was the value of the housing What was the value of the housing What was the value of the housing What was the value of this housing allowance/subsidy? All household members 8 years and older. 16 3791 99 60000 18530.438 19064.703 Has had any other work in the past 12 months Has had any other work in the past 12 months Has had any other work in the past 12 months Has had any other work in the past 12 months Has had any other work in the past 12 months Has [NAME] had any other work in the past 12 months? If answer is 2, verify in section A if no other jobs in the past 12 months. If answer is 1 > Go to section E2 (sj01a - variable name in dataset). If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older. 89 3718 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss In past 12 months has worked on any shambas In past 12 months has worked on any shambas In past 12 months has worked on any shambas In past 12 months has worked on any shambas In past 12 months has worked on any shambas In the past 12 months, has [NAME] worked on any shambas/garde ns belonging to your household? If answer is 2 > Go to 19 (mj19 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older. 82 3725 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss On the shambas which were four main crops - A On the shambas which were four main crops - A On the shambas which were four main crops - A On the shambas which were four main crops - A On the shambas which were four main crops - A On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 12 months? * List up to 4 crops. All household members 8 years and older. 76 3731 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss On the shambas which were four main crops - B On the shambas which were four main crops - B On the shambas which were four main crops - B On the shambas which were four main crops - B On the shambas which were four main crops - B On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 12 months? * List up to 4 crops. All household members 8 years and older. 66 3741 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss On the shambas which were four main crops - C On the shambas which were four main crops - C On the shambas which were four main crops - C On the shambas which were four main crops - C On the shambas which were four main crops - C On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 12 months? * List up to 4 crops. All household members 8 years and older. 34 3773 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss On the shambas which were four main crops - D On the shambas which were four main crops - D On the shambas which were four main crops - D On the shambas which were four main crops - D On the shambas which were four main crops - D On these shambas/gardens belonging to your household, which were the four MAIN crops that [NAME] devoted his/her time to in the past 12 months? * List up to 4 crops. All household members 8 years and older. 12 3795 1 Maize 2 Wheat 3 Millet or sorghum 4 Rice 5 Beans, peas, cowpeas, other pulses 6 Cabbage 7 Sukuma wiki 8 Spinach 9 Yams or Sweet potatoes 10 Irish potatoes 11 Cassava 12 Groundnuts 13 Sunflower seeds 14 Tomatoes 15 Onions, leeks 16 Eggplant 17 Carrots 18 Capsicums/Green Peppers 19 Chillies 20 Coffee 21 Tea 22 Tobacco 23 Cotton 24 Lumber, wood 25 Oil palm/palm oil 26 Honey or Sugarcane 27 Avocado 28 Bananas 29 Mangoes 30 Oranges/Citrus fruits 31 Pineapple 32 Sugarcane 33 Other fruits (specify) 34 Other vegetables (specify) Sysmiss How much net income in past 12 months How much net income in past 12 months How much net income in past 12 months How much net income in past 12 months How much net income in past 12 months In the past 12 months how much net income did [NAME] earn from the sale of these crops? Amount in KSh. All household members 8 years and older. 76 3731 180000 7821.303 23054.349 Has spent any time caring for animals Has spent any time caring for animals Has spent any time caring for animals Has spent any time caring for animals Has spent any time caring for animals In the past 12 months, has [NAME] spent any time caring for animals belonging to your household? If answer is 2 > Go to 21 (mj21 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older. 83 3724 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much income did receive from the sale of products from animals How much income did receive from the sale of products from animals How much income did receive from the sale of products from animals How much income did receive from the sale of products from animals How much income did receive from the sale of products from animals In the past 12 months, how much income did [NAME] receive from the sale of products from these animals (meat, milk, honey, etc.)? Amount in KSh. All household members 8 years and older. 59 3748 120000 5930.424 22296.29 Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Have any other work in past 12 months Did [NAME] have any other work or jobs in the past 12 months? If answer is 2, verify in section A if no other job in tha past 12 months. If answer is 1 > Go to section E2 (sj01a - variable name in dataset). If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older. 84 3723 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What type of business work at in past year - Description What type of business work at in past year - Description What type of business work at in past year - Description What type of business work at in past year - Description What type of business work at in past year - Description What type of business or self-employment did [NAME] work at in the past year? What kind of trade, industry or business is it connected with? Description. If more than 1, use the job in which the most time is spent. All household members 8 years and older. 51 3756 What type of business work at in past year What type of business work at in past year What type of business work at in past year What type of business work at in past year What type of business work at in past year What type of business or self-employment did [NAME] work at in the past year? What kind of trade, industry or business is it connected with? Occupation Code. If more than 1, use the job in which the most time is spent. All household members 8 years and older. 51 3756 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. Healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 No activity/unemployed 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss How much net income did receive from business How much net income did receive from business How much net income did receive from business How much net income did receive from business How much net income did receive from business How much net income did [NAME] receive from this business in the past 12 months? All household members 8 years and older. 51 3756 99 360000 28363.412 56525.963 Did have any other work in past 12 months Did have any other work in past 12 months Did have any other work in past 12 months Did have any other work in past 12 months Did have any other work in past 12 months Did [NAME] have any other work or jobs in the past 12 months? If answer is 2, verify in section A if no other job in the past 12 months. If answer is 1 > Go to section E2 (sj01a - variable name in dataset). If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older. 51 3756 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID code members 8 yrs & above ID Code Copy ID Codes from last page. All household members 8 years and older. 3764 43 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sysmiss ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code ID Code Copy ID Codes from last page. All household members 8 years and older. 3763 44 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sysmiss What was secondary job in past 12 months - Description What was secondary job in past 12 months - Description What was secondary job in past 12 months - Description What was secondary job in past 12 months - Description What was secondary job in past 12 months - Description What was [NAME’s] secondary job in the past 12 months, that is, the job or which he/she spent the most time at after his/her main job? What kind of trade, industry or business is this connected with? Description. All household members 8 years and older. 3752 55 What was secondary job in past 12 months What was secondary job in past 12 months What was secondary job in past 12 months What was secondary job in past 12 months What was secondary job in past 12 months What was [NAME’s] secondary job in the past 12 months, that is, the job or which he/she spent the most time at after his/her main job? What kind of trade, industry or business is this connected with? Occupation code. If answer is 88 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older. 3763 44 1 Crop farmer 2 Animal farmer 3 Housewife 4 Trader/merchant/salesperson 5 Transport worker 6 Construction worker 7 Teacher/education professional 8 Health professional/TBA/trad. healer 9 Secretary/clerical 10 Factory worker 11 Restaurant/bar/hotel 12 Skilled trades (carpenter, tailor, etc.) 13 Preacher/pastor 14 Village elder 15 Domestic worker 16 Civil Servant/Government 17 Other (specify) 88 Student 98 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss Job same as in the past 7 days Job same as in the past 7 days Job same as in the past 7 days Job same as in the past 7 days Job same as in the past 7 days Is this the same job or activity cited for [NAME] in the past 7 days? If answer is 1 > Go to 7 (sj07 - variable name in dataset). If the secondary activity is the same as any one of the activities described in Sections B, C, or D, in the past 7 days, then you must write YES and go to the next individual. All household members 8 years and older. 3135 672 1 Yes, already described 2 No,different work 8 Sysmiss Did receive salary or payment of any kind Did receive salary or payment of any kind Did receive salary or payment of any kind Did receive salary or payment of any kind Did receive salary or payment of any kind Did [NAME] receive a salary or payment of any kind for this work? If answer is 2 > Go to 6 (sj06 - variable name in dataset). All household members 8 years and older. 683 3124 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss In past 12 months how much was net salary In past 12 months how much was net salary In past 12 months how much was net salary In past 12 months how much was net salary In past 12 months how much was net salary In the past 12 months, how much was [NAME’s] net salary/payment for this work? All household members 8 years and older. 91 3716 300000 13609.297 38519.857 How much net income did receive in past 12 months How much net income did receive in past 12 months How much net income did receive in past 12 months How much net income did receive in past 12 months How much net income did receive in past 12 months How much net income did [NAME] receive in the past 12 months from your household’s business or farm? Amount in KSh. All household members 8 years and older. 593 3214 162000 3176.361 13108.819 Did any other work in past 12 months Did any other work in past 12 months Did any other work in past 12 months Did any other work in past 12 months Did any other work in past 12 months Did [NAME] do any other work or have any other jobs in the past 12 months that you have not described to me? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. All household members 8 years and older. 3136 671 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss In past 12 months how much did receive In past 12 months how much did receive In past 12 months how much did receive In past 12 months how much did receive In past 12 months how much did receive In the past 12 months, how much did [NAME] receive from all these other jobs or all of this other work? All household members 8 years and older. 281 3526 300000 7211.185 23597.628 ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code COMPLETE FOR ALL INDIVIDUALS IN THE HOUSEHOLD THAT ARE 15 YEARS OR OLDER. ID Code You should ask the questions in this section for every household member that is 15 years or older. All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2503 1304 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code COMPLETE FOR ALL INDIVIDUALS IN THE HOUSEHOLD THAT ARE 15 YEARS OR OLDER. ID Code You should ask the questions in this section for every household member that is 15 years or older. All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sysmiss Pensions or retirement funds Pensions or retirement funds Pensions or retirement funds Pensions or retirement funds Pensions or retirement funds During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Pensions or retirement funds? A pension or retirement fund is money paid at regular intervals to the beneficiaries of a retirement pension. All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 120000 352.082 4737.685 Employment, medical or life insurance Employment, medical or life insurance Employment, medical or life insurance Employment, medical or life insurance Employment, medical or life insurance During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Employment, insurance, medical insurance, or life insurance? All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 360000 491.188 9003.223 Interest on savings, credit union or other account Interest on savings, credit union or other account Interest on savings, credit union or other account Interest on savings, credit union or other account Interest on savings, credit union or other account During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Interest on savings, credit union or other accounts? All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 20000 65.658 792.368 Lottery winning or games of chance Lottery winning or games of chance Lottery winning or games of chance Lottery winning or games of chance Lottery winning or games of chance During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Lottery winning or games of chance? All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 5000 10.378 202.432 Dowry Dowry Dowry Dowry Dowry During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Dowry? Probe for cash and kind. All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 120000 256.673 4467.381 Inheritance Inheritance Inheritance Inheritance Inheritance During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Inheritance? Probe for cash and kind. All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 1000000 856.633 24731.853 Sale of durable goods such as bicycles, cars, radio Sale of durable goods such as bicycles, cars, radio Sale of durable goods such as bicycles, cars, radio Sale of durable goods such as bicycles, cars, radio Sale of durable goods such as bicycles, cars, radio During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Sale of durable goods such as bicycles, cars, radios, etc? All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 80000 82.492 2238.412 Other sources of income, in cash or kind Other sources of income, in cash or kind Other sources of income, in cash or kind Other sources of income, in cash or kind Other sources of income, in cash or kind During the past 12 months how much income has [NAME] received from each of the following sources…Other sources of income, in cash or kind? Go to next person. Income from other sources includes all other income received in the past 12 months, including gifts in cash or in kind, transfers received from outside the household that will not be repaid, and remittances. All of the remittances received by this individual in the past 12 months should be included. All individuals in the household that are 15 years or older. 2502 1305 38000 134.968 1684.327 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 11877 103 99999 50504.168 29114.619 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 11877 1 2 3 4 5 7 Non-food module Non-food module Non-food module Non-food module Non-food module 11877 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 11877 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 11877 1 31 15.85 8.655 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 11877 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 11877 2004 Item code Item code Item code Item code Item code I would like to ask you about non-food items you (and only you) may have purchased for you or anyone in your household in the past four weeks. Don't include items that were purchased for school. Item name 11877 1 Adult clothing 2 Clothing for children under 12 (exclude school clothing) 3 Fabric or Cloth & Tailored clothes 4 Other clothing 5 Footwear (not for school) 6 Jewelry, watches, bracelets 7 Toys 8 Haircuts, hair dressing 9 Umbrellas, handbags, wallets 10 Food outside the home (at restaurants, bars, bought on street) 11 Beverages outside home 12 Tobacco, cigarettes 13 Toilet soap, washing 14 powder, toothpaste, etc. 15 Transportation 16 Bedding 17 Newspapers, books (not for school) 18 Kitchen utensils, pots & pans 19 Charcoal 20 Kerosene 21 Gas 22 Other fuel (specify) 23 Weddings/engagements (excluding gifts) 24 Funerals 25 Naming ceremonies 26 Circumcision ceremonies 27 Other ceremonies (excluding gifts) 28 Harambee (non-school) 29 Church contributions 30 Vacations/Holidays 31 Birthdays Purchased Purchased Purchased Purchased Purchased In the past 4 weeks, have you purchased any [ITEM]? If answer is 2 > Go to 3 (nf03 - variable name in dataset). You should first ask question 1 about all of the items in Section II. Then ask questions 2, 3, and 4 for every item that was marked YES in question 1. 8977 2900 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much spend How much spend How much spend How much spend How much spend How much in total did you spend on [ITEM] in the past 4 weeks? Value in KSh. 6289 5588 17000 336.379 709.107 In DEC 2003 purchase In DEC 2003 purchase In DEC 2003 purchase In DEC 2003 purchase In DEC 2003 purchase In December 2003, did you purchase any [ITEM]? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. 8977 2900 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much in total did you spend on [ITEM] in December 2003? Value in KSh. 7802 4075 36000 721.761 1360.385 Spend any money Spend any money Spend any money Spend any money Spend any money Now I would like to ask you some questions about your (and only your) expenditures on ceremonies and events in the past month. In the past 4 weeks, have you spent any money on [EVENT]? If answer is 2 > Go to 7 (nf07 - variable name in dataset). Ask question 5 about all of the ceremonies and events on the list. Then ask questions 6, 7, and 8 about all the ceremonies/events with a YES in question 5. Do not use the answer DK for any of these items; you must help the respondent to estimate his/her expenditures. One of the events is “harambee - non-school”. This refers to all harambees other than those held by schools (we collect information on school harambees in the education expenditures module). 2900 8977 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much spend How much spend How much spend How much spend How much spend How much in total did you spend on [EVENT]? Value in KSh. 1831 10046 5 35000 335.498 1345.011 In DEC 2003 spend money In DEC 2003 spend money In DEC 2003 spend money In DEC 2003 spend money In DEC 2003 spend money In December 2003, did you spend any money on [EVENT]? If answer is 2 > Go to next item. 2900 8977 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much spend in DEC 2003 How much in total did you spend on [EVENT] in December 2003? Value in KSh. 2297 9580 30000 716.482 1885.122 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 79 2255 99999 49480.19 29753.572 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 77 2 1 2 Sysmiss Polygamous HH module Polygamous HH module Polygamous HH module Polygamous HH module Polygamous HH module 79 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 77 2 1 2 Sysmiss Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 79 1 30 14.354 9.952 1 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 13 16 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 79 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 79 2004 Male name Male name Male name Male name Male name Male Name Male initial HH ID Male initial HH ID Male initial HH ID Male initial HH ID Male initial HH ID Male initial Household ID 79 Sysmiss Male individual ID Male individual ID Male individual ID Male individual ID Male individual ID Male Individual ID 71 8 1 2 Sysmiss Have more than 1 wife Have more than 1 wife Have more than 1 wife Have more than 1 wife Have more than 1 wife Do you have more than 1 wife? If answer is 2 > End. 79 1 Yes 2 No Number of wives Number of wives Number of wives Number of wives Number of wives 79 Count Count Count Count Count 79 Wife's name Wife's name Wife's name Wife's name Wife's name Wife Name Wife's household ID Wife's household ID Wife's household ID Wife's household ID Wife's household ID Wife’s Household ID 79 Sysmiss Wife's individual ID Wife's individual ID Wife's individual ID Wife's individual ID Wife's individual ID Wife’s Individual ID 69 10 98 3.406 11.631 1 2 3 9 98 Sysmiss Wife's district of residence Wife's district of residence Wife's district of residence Wife's district of residence Wife's district of residence Wife’s District of Residence Wife's village of residence Wife's village of residence Wife's village of residence Wife's village of residence Wife's village of residence Wife’s Village of Residence Separate Assets Separate Assets Separate Assets Separate Assets Separate Assets Separate ASSETS? 78 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Separate Income Separate Income Separate Income Separate Income Separate Income Separate INCOME? 78 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Separate Unexpected Event Separate Unexpected Event Separate Unexpected Event Separate Unexpected Event Separate Unexpected Event Separate UNEXP. EVENTS? 78 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Separate Agriculture Separate Agriculture Separate Agriculture Separate Agriculture Separate Agriculture Separate AGRICULTURE? 78 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Separate Other HH EXP Separate Other HH EXP Separate Other HH EXP Separate Other HH EXP Separate Other HH EXP Separate OTHER HH EXP.? 78 1 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 813 103 99999 50619.53 29071.876 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 813 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 813 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 813 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 813 1 31 15.931 8.73 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 813 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 813 2004 Engaged in farming since Jan 2002 Engaged in farming since Jan 2002 Engaged in farming since Jan 2002 Engaged in farming since Jan 2002 Engaged in farming since Jan 2002 At any time since January 2002 have you or members of your household engaged in farming on your own or rented land? If answer is 2 > Go to section A2 (une22 - variable name in dataset). You should start by asking, in Question 1, whether any household member engaged in any crop farming, either on owned or rented land. If no household member engaged in crop farming, then skip to Section A - Part 2 (Livestock). 813 1 Yes 2 No Weather adversely affected the yield since Jan 2002 Weather adversely affected the yield since Jan 2002 Weather adversely affected the yield since Jan 2002 Weather adversely affected the yield since Jan 2002 Weather adversely affected the yield since Jan 2002 Since January 2002, has the weather adversely affected the yield on your farm? If answer is 2 > Go to 6 (une06 - variable name in dataset). You must probe by asking about the specific weather events listed under Question 3 - droughts, floods, hail storm, frosts, lightening, and rainstorms. Do not include pests or non-weather events - we will ask about these in other questions. Also, make sure the respondent includes events that affected the crop output - not crop storage. So, if a flood caused stored crops to be damaged, this should not be listed here (other questions will ask about stored crops). 765 48 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Since Jan 2002 have a problem with crop Since Jan 2002 have a problem with crop Since Jan 2002 have a problem with crop Since Jan 2002 have a problem with crop Since Jan 2002 have a problem with crop Since January 2002, have you (or any household member) had a problem with crops on your fields due to fire (not caused by lightening), pests, animals, plant disease, or theft? If answer is 2 > Go to 10 (une10 - variable name in dataset). If certain crops were damaged due to cows running across a field, for example, this should be listed here. Other events that you should probe about include cows/other animals eating crops, a problem with pests damaging/eating the crop (e.g. rats eating the maize). 765 48 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of events Count of events Count of events Count of events Count of events 121 692 Since Jan 2002 have problem with farm inputs Since Jan 2002 have problem with farm inputs Since Jan 2002 have problem with farm inputs Since Jan 2002 have problem with farm inputs Since Jan 2002 have problem with farm inputs Since January 2002, have you (or any household member) had a problem with farm inputs (e.g. fertilizer, herbicide, seeds) not working as expected on your fields? If answer is 2 > Go to 14 (une14 - variable name in dataset). 765 48 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of farm inputs Count of farm inputs Count of farm inputs Count of farm inputs Count of farm inputs 137 676 Since jan 2002 have lost land Since jan 2002 have lost land Since jan 2002 have lost land Since jan 2002 have lost land Since jan 2002 have lost land Since January 2002, have you lost any of the land you were cultivating to a dispute over who could cultivate the land? If answer is 2 > Go to 22 (une22 - variable name in dataset). 765 48 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of lost land Count of lost land Count of lost land Count of lost land Count of lost land 32 781 Since Jan 2002 lost any stored crops Since Jan 2002 lost any stored crops Since Jan 2002 lost any stored crops Since Jan 2002 lost any stored crops Since Jan 2002 lost any stored crops Since January 2002, have you (or any household member) lost any stored crops to pests, rodents, fire, theft, or water damage? The events can be anything that was unexpected by the respondent - such as rodents, pests, fire, theft, and weather events. Once again, you should ask about each event separately, recording the date of the event and the value of the stored crops that were lost. For example, one bag of maize was lost due to theft, in Question 21, you should ask about the value of that bag of maize. 765 48 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Count of lost stored crop Count of lost stored crop Count of lost stored crop Count of lost stored crop Count of lost stored crop 77 736 Since Jan 2002 owned any livestock Since Jan 2002 owned any livestock Since Jan 2002 owned any livestock Since Jan 2002 owned any livestock Since Jan 2002 owned any livestock At any time since January 2002, have you (or your household members) owned any livestock? If answer is 2 > Go to section B (une29 - variable name in dataset). You should start by asking, in Question 1, whether any household member owned livestock at any time since January 2002. If no household member engaged in livestock farming, then skip to Section B. 813 1 Yes 2 No Since Jan 2002 lost any livestcok Since Jan 2002 lost any livestcok Since Jan 2002 lost any livestcok Since Jan 2002 lost any livestcok Since Jan 2002 lost any livestcok Since January 2002, have any of these livestock died from a disease or accident? If answer is 2 > Go to 26 (une26 - variable name in dataset). Ask if any of the livestock that were owned by household members died from a disease or accident. If no livestock died in this way, skip to Question 26. 714 99 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Count of lost livestock Count of lost livestock Count of lost livestock Count of lost livestock Count of lost livestock 396 417 Since Jan 2002 livestock been stolen Since Jan 2002 livestock been stolen Since Jan 2002 livestock been stolen Since Jan 2002 livestock been stolen Since Jan 2002 livestock been stolen Since January 2002, have any livestock been stolen? If answer is 2 > Go to section B (une29 - variable name in dataset). Ask if any of the livestock were stolen, recording the month and year of the theft and the value of the stolen livestock. 715 98 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of stolen livestock Count of stolen livestock Count of stolen livestock Count of stolen livestock Count of stolen livestock 29 784 Anything been stolen from house since Jan 2002 Anything been stolen from house since Jan 2002 Anything been stolen from house since Jan 2002 Anything been stolen from house since Jan 2002 Anything been stolen from house since Jan 2002 Since January 2002, has anything been stolen from your house/compound (except stored crops or livestock)? If answer is 2 > Go to 32 (une32 - variable name in dataset). 813 1 Yes 2 No Count of stolen things Count of stolen things Count of stolen things Count of stolen things Count of stolen things 91 722 Since Jan 2002 have your house been danaged by weather Since Jan 2002 have your house been danaged by weather Since Jan 2002 have your house been danaged by weather Since Jan 2002 have your house been danaged by weather Since Jan 2002 have your house been danaged by weather Since January 2002, have your houses or buildings been damaged by weather (including flood) or fire? If answer is 2 > Go to 35 (une35 - variable name in dataset). 813 1 Yes 2 No Count of item damaged Count of item damaged Count of item damaged Count of item damaged Count of item damaged 51 762 Since Jan 2002 car, tractor... been stolen Since Jan 2002 car, tractor... been stolen Since Jan 2002 car, tractor... been stolen Since Jan 2002 car, tractor... been stolen Since Jan 2002 car, tractor... been stolen Since January 2002, has your car, tractor, or bicycle been stolen or damaged in an accident? If answer is 2 > Go to 39 (une39 - variable name in dataset). 813 1 Yes 2 No Count of stolen items Count of stolen items Count of stolen items Count of stolen items Count of stolen items 16 797 Since Jan 2002 source of drinking water unusable Since Jan 2002 source of drinking water unusable Since Jan 2002 source of drinking water unusable Since Jan 2002 source of drinking water unusable Since Jan 2002 source of drinking water unusable Since January 2002, has there been a period(s) of time where the source where you usually get drinking water was unusable? If answer is 2 > Go to section C (une43 - variable name in dataset). These questions ask if the household has had drinking water problems at any time since January 2002 - you should ask if the household ever had problems with its usual water source - such as lack of water due to drought or contamination. If the household experienced such problems, record the date when each problem began and the duration of the problem. Also, ask for a brief description of why the water problem arose. 813 1 Yes 2 No Count of source of drinking water Count of source of drinking water Count of source of drinking water Count of source of drinking water Count of source of drinking water 170 643 Had job which paid a wage since Jan 2002 Had job which paid a wage since Jan 2002 Had job which paid a wage since Jan 2002 Had job which paid a wage since Jan 2002 Had job which paid a wage since Jan 2002 Since January 2002, have you (or any household member) held any job which paid a wage? If answer is 2 > Go to 51 (une51 - variable name in dataset). 813 1 Yes 2 No Had a problem of non-payment for work since Jan 2002 Had a problem of non-payment for work since Jan 2002 Had a problem of non-payment for work since Jan 2002 Had a problem of non-payment for work since Jan 2002 Had a problem of non-payment for work since Jan 2002 Since January 2002, has any household member had a problem of non-payment or delay of payment for work that he/she did? If answer is 2 > Go to 48 (une48 - variable name in dataset). Question 44 asks whether any of these individuals experienced a problem of non-payment or late payment for the work that he/she did. If the respondent or some other household member worked on somebody else's farm for pay but never received the payment that was expected (or received the payment later than expected), it should be recorded in Questions 45 - 47. The other questions about employment ask about jobs that household members lost or were fired from. 427 386 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of non payment Count of non payment Count of non payment Count of non payment Count of non payment 55 758 Lost any jobs since Jan 2002 Lost any jobs since Jan 2002 Lost any jobs since Jan 2002 Lost any jobs since Jan 2002 Lost any jobs since Jan 2002 Since January 2002, have you or anyone in your household lost any jobs? If answer is 2 > Go to 51 (une51 - variable name in dataset). 427 386 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of job loss Count of job loss Count of job loss Count of job loss Count of job loss 37 776 Since Jan 2002 managed/owned own business Since Jan 2002 managed/owned own business Since Jan 2002 managed/owned own business Since Jan 2002 managed/owned own business Since Jan 2002 managed/owned own business Since January 2002, have you managed/owned your own business? If answer is 2 > End. 813 1 Yes 2 No Have had unexpected losses in business since Jan 2002 Have had unexpected losses in business since Jan 2002 Have had unexpected losses in business since Jan 2002 Have had unexpected losses in business since Jan 2002 Have had unexpected losses in business since Jan 2002 Since January 2002, have you had any unexpected losses in this business due to things such as theft, fire, employee fraud, debtor default, etc? If answer is 2 > End. Question 52 asks if there have been any unexpected business losses due to events such as theft, fire, fraud, etc. You should probe by asking about all of the events. For example, ask if any business products were stolen, if any business products were never received after paying for them, etc. 269 544 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of losses in business Count of losses in business Count of losses in business Count of losses in business Count of losses in business 136 677 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 395 103 99999 51093.681 28739.144 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 395 1 2 3 4 6 7 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 395 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 395 1 2 3 4 6 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 395 1 31 16.056 8.875 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 395 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 395 2004 Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID Code If the respondent said YES to Question 2, ask about each event separately. If there were droughts at two different points in time (since January 2002), you should discuss each one separately. In Question 3, write the code for the event that occurred. 395 1 2 3 Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID code Weather event ID Code If the respondent said YES to Question 2, ask about each event separately. If there were droughts at two different points in time (since January 2002), you should discuss each one separately. In Question 3, write the code for the event that occurred. 395 1 Drought/lack of water 2 Flood 3 Hail storm 4 Frost 5 Lightening 6 Rainstorm 7 Other (specify) Month begun Month begun Month begun Month begun Month begun When did these weather events happen and what was the value of the damage to your crops? Date when Event Began and Ended. Month Began. Probe for month and year. If the respondent said YES to Question 2, ask about each event separately. If there were droughts at two different points in time (since January 2002), you should discuss each one separately. Question 4 asks about the specific date when the event began and ended - make sure to probe for the month and year. 394 1 1 99 5.769 5.138 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Sysmiss Year begun Year begun Year begun Year begun Year begun Date when Event Began and Ended. Year Began. Probe for month and year. If the respondent said YES to Question 2, ask about each event separately. If there were droughts at two different points in time (since January 2002), you should discuss each one separately. Question 4 asks about the specific date when the event began and ended - make sure to probe for the month and year. 394 1 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Month ended Month ended Month ended Month ended Month ended Date when Event Began and Ended. Month Ended. Probe for month and year. If the respondent said YES to Question 2, ask about each event separately. If there were droughts at two different points in time (since January 2002), you should discuss each one separately. Question 4 asks about the specific date when the event began and ended - make sure to probe for the month and year. 394 1 1 99 8.01 11.415 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Sysmiss Year ended Year ended Year ended Year ended Year ended Date when Event Began and Ended. Year Ended. Probe for month and year. If the respondent said YES to Question 2, ask about each event separately. If there were droughts at two different points in time (since January 2002), you should discuss each one separately. Question 4 asks about the specific date when the event began and ended - make sure to probe for the month and year. 394 1 98 2004 1988.34 165.764 98 99 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss Value of crop damaged Value of crop damaged Value of crop damaged Value of crop damaged Value of crop damaged Value of Crop Damage due to the Weather Event (KSh) If the respondent said YES to Question 2, ask about each event separately. If there were droughts at two different points in time (since January 2002), you should discuss each one separately. In Question 5, ask the respondent to estimate the value of the crops that were damaged due to the event. Even though this is not an question to the answer, do not simply write DK if the respondent can't give you an estimate immediately. You should help the respondent make an estimate by asking him to compare output in the year of the event to output in other years - how much lower was it? Make sure that any differences in output aren't simply due to more crops being planted in one year. Do not move on to Question 6 until you have discussed all weather events that occurred since January 2002. 395 98 250000 10979.792 20346.392 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 138 842 99975 53909.225 30420.295 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 138 1 2 3 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 138 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 138 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 138 1 30 15.101 9.186 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 138 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 138 2004 Event code Event code Event code Event code Event code When did these problems happen and what was the value of the damage to your crops? Event ID Code If certain crops were damaged due to cows running across a field, for example, this should be listed here. Other events that you should probe about include cows/other animals eating crops, a problem with pests damaging/eating the crop (e.g. rats eating the maize). 138 1 2 3 4 Event code Event code Event code Event code Event code When did these problems happen and what was the value of the damage to your crops? Event ID Code If certain crops were damaged due to cows running across a field, for example, this should be listed here. Other events that you should probe about include cows/other animals eating crops, a problem with pests damaging/eating the crop (e.g. rats eating the maize). 138 1 Insects 2 Rodents 3 Animals eating crops 4 Theft 5 Fire 6 Other (specify) Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of Event. Month. Probe for month and year. 138 1 99 7.877 8.175 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of Event. Year. Probe for month and year. 138 2000 2002 2003 2004 Value of crop damage Value of crop damage Value of crop damage Value of crop damage Value of crop damage Value of Crop Damage due to the Event (KSh). 138 100 150000 4059.71 13262.285 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 150 460 99975 52401.147 29773.33 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 150 1 2 3 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 150 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 150 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 150 1 31 15.2 8.933 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 150 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 150 2004 Problem ID Code Problem ID Code Problem ID Code Problem ID Code Problem ID Code When did this happen and what was the value of the damage to your crops? Problem ID Code 150 1 2 3 Problem ID Code Problem ID Code Problem ID Code Problem ID Code Problem ID Code When did this happen and what was the value of the damage to your crops? Problem ID Code 150 1 Fertilizers 2 Herbicides 3 Other chemicals 4 Seeds Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of Problem. Month. 150 1 98 5.807 13.298 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 98 Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of Problem. Year. 150 2002 2003 2004 Value of damage Value of damage Value of damage Value of damage Value of damage Value of Damage due to the Event (KSh). 150 98 300000 13428.967 29054.157 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 33 1693 99999 55840.758 27410.126 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 33 1 2 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 33 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 33 1 2 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 33 3 30 14.909 8.483 3 5 6 7 9 10 11 13 14 15 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 33 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 33 2004 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 33 Sysmiss Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month When did this happen and what was the value of the loss? Date of Event. Month. 33 1 2 Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year When did this happen and what was the value of the loss? Date of Event. Year. 33 2002 2003 2004 Land Quantity Land Quantity Land Quantity Land Quantity Land Quantity Land Quantity 33 20 500 132.727 110.235 Land Unit Code Land Unit Code Land Unit Code Land Unit Code Land Unit Code Land Unit Code 33 1 Acres 2 Hectares 3 Sq. meters 4 Sq. feet Value of land Value of land Value of land Value of land Value of land Value of the land that was lost [Amount in KSh]. 33 3000 200000 56651.515 50846.35 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 89 1123 97755 52501.112 28100.018 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 89 1 2 7 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 89 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 89 1 2 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 89 1 31 16.809 8.664 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 89 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 89 2004 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 89 1 2 Reason for loss Reason for loss Reason for loss Reason for loss Reason for loss Reason for loss 89 1 Pests 2 Rodents 3 Fire 4 Theft 5 Water damage 6 Other (specify) Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of Event. Month. 89 98 8.876 10.448 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of Event. Year. 89 2002 2003 2004 Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss (KSh) 89 99 50000 3196.944 5807.832 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 487 103 99999 49912.68 28870.068 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 487 1 2 3 4 5 7 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 487 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 487 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 487 1 31 15.688 8.666 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 487 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 487 2004 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 487 1 2 3 Date of livestock loss - Month Date of livestock loss - Month Date of livestock loss - Month Date of livestock loss - Month Date of livestock loss - Month Date of Livestock loss. Month. About each livestock that died separately. For example, if one cow and one goat died, they should be listed on separate lines in the table. Record the month and year of the loss, as well as the value of the livestock that died. 487 1 99 6.945 11.517 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Date of livestock loss - Year Date of livestock loss - Year Date of livestock loss - Year Date of livestock loss - Year Date of livestock loss - Year Date of Livestock loss. Year. About each livestock that died separately. For example, if one cow and one goat died, they should be listed on separate lines in the table. Record the month and year of the loss, as well as the value of the livestock that died. 487 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss (KSh) About each livestock that died separately. For example, if one cow and one goat died, they should be listed on separate lines in the table. Record the month and year of the loss, as well as the value of the livestock that died. 487 100 170000 13591.027 16616.949 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 30 1190 99217 52760.1 30736.002 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 30 1 2 3 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 30 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 30 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 30 1 30 16.033 8.56 1 4 6 7 8 9 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 30 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 30 2004 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 30 1 2 Date of livestock theft - Month Date of livestock theft - Month Date of livestock theft - Month Date of livestock theft - Month Date of livestock theft - Month Date of Livestock theft. Month. Ask if any of the livestock were stolen, recording the month and year of the theft and the value of the stolen livestock. 30 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 12 Date of livestock theft - Year Date of livestock theft - Year Date of livestock theft - Year Date of livestock theft - Year Date of livestock theft - Year Date of Livestock theft. Year. Ask if any of the livestock were stolen, recording the month and year of the theft and the value of the stolen livestock. 30 2000 2002 2003 2004 Value of theft Value of theft Value of theft Value of theft Value of theft Value of theft (KSh) Ask if any of the livestock were stolen, recording the month and year of the theft and the value of the stolen livestock. 30 150 70000 8194.333 15661.618 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 96 473 99799 53144.115 28348.727 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 96 1 2 3 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 96 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 96 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 96 2 31 18.635 8.167 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 96 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 96 2004 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 96 1 2 Month of theft Month of theft Month of theft Month of theft Month of theft Date of theft. Month. 96 1 99 11.49 22.949 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Year of theft Year of theft Year of theft Year of theft Year of theft Date of theft. Year. 96 2002 2003 2004 Value of stolen Value of stolen Value of stolen Value of stolen Value of stolen Value of stolen items (KSh) 96 50 120000 3710.885 12992.83 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 54 396 99999 49944.796 30639.03 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 54 1 2 3 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 54 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 54 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 54 2 31 18.111 9.138 2 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 54 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 54 2004 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 54 1 2 Date of weather event - Month Date of weather event - Month Date of weather event - Month Date of weather event - Month Date of weather event - Month Date of Weather Event. Month. 54 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 Date of weather event - Year Date of weather event - Year Date of weather event - Year Date of weather event - Year Date of weather event - Year Date of Weather Event. Year. 54 2000 2002 2003 2004 Value of damage Value of damage Value of damage Value of damage Value of damage Value of damaged items (KSh) 54 32000 2518.5 5379.699 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 16 5713 96701 54010 31728.42 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 16 1 2 6 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 16 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 16 1 2 6 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 16 7 29 17.063 6.213 7 9 13 14 16 17 19 22 26 27 29 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 16 3 4 5 6 7 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 16 2004 Item stolen Item stolen Item stolen Item stolen Item stolen 16 1 Item stolen Item stolen Item stolen Item stolen Item stolen Item stolen or damaged 16 1 Bicycle 2 Car 3 Tractor 4 Other (specify) Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of event - Month Date of Event. Month. 16 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 12 Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of event - Year Date of Event. Year. 16 2002 2003 2004 Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss Value of loss (KSh) 16 70 5000 1383.75 1730.965 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 175 230 99999 50722.194 30546.487 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 175 1 2 3 4 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 175 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 175 1 2 3 4 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 175 1 31 15.783 8.849 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 175 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 175 2004 Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit 175 1 2 3 Start date of water problem - Month Start date of water problem - Month Start date of water problem - Month Start date of water problem - Month Start date of water problem - Month Start date of water problems. Month. 175 1 99 5.194 8.162 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Start date of water problem - Year Start date of water problem - Year Start date of water problem - Year Start date of water problem - Year Start date of water problem - Year Start date of water problems. Year. 175 2002 2003 2004 Duration of water problem Duration of water problem Duration of water problem Duration of water problem Duration of water problem Duration (in Days) of water problem. 175 1 500 56.08 63.049 Reason water source was unusable Reason water source was unusable Reason water source was unusable Reason water source was unusable Reason water source was unusable Reason water source was unusable. 175 BEING DRY BIRD FELL IN WATER BORE HOLE COLLAPSE BORE HOLE COLLAPSED BORE HOLE DRIED UP BOREHOLE DRIED UP BROKEN PIPES/CONCRET CHANGE TO BROWN CHANGED TO BROWN CHANGED TO GREEN CONTA. BY DEAD ANIMA CONTAMINATED CONTAMINATED BY SOIL CONTAMINATION DEAD ANIMAL FELL IN DEAD RODENTS DIRTY DIRTY RUBBISH DIRTY WATER DRIED DUE TO DROUGHT DRIED UP DRIED UP DROUGHT DRIED UP OF DROUGHT DROUGHT DROUGHT-DRIED UP DRY SEASON DRY WATER BED DRY WATER WELL DRY WELL DRYING DRYING OF WELL FLOODED FLOODED BOREHOLE FLOODED WELL FLOODING OCCURED FLOODS FLOODS/OVERFLOWING GOT SPOILT HEAVY RAINS INSECT/COLOUR CHANGE OVERFLOW PIPE BLOCKAGE PIPE BROKE POLUTED BY SOIL SILTING SMELLY(CONTAMINATED) SOILY SPOILED PUMP SPRING DRIED UP SPRING DRIES SPRING DRIES UP THE RIVER DRIES THE WELL DRIED UP THE WELL DRIES THE WELL DRIES UP TREE FELL INSIDE TURNED TO GREENISH UNTREATED WATER WATER DRIED UP WATER SOURCE DRIED WELL DRIED WELL DRIED UP WELL DRIES UP WELL IS FLOODED WELL WAS FLOODED Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 61 389 99217 44926.066 30391.891 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 61 1 2 3 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 61 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 61 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 61 1 30 16.475 8.348 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 61 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 61 2004 Count Count Count Count Count 61 Month supposed to be paid Month supposed to be paid Month supposed to be paid Month supposed to be paid Month supposed to be paid Date person was supposed to be paid. Month. 61 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Year supposed to be paid Year supposed to be paid Year supposed to be paid Year supposed to be paid Year supposed to be paid Date person was supposed to be paid. Year. 61 2001 2002 2003 2004 Amount were supposed to be paid Amount were supposed to be paid Amount were supposed to be paid Amount were supposed to be paid Amount were supposed to be paid Amount person was supposed to be paid (KSh). 61 30 50000 6948.197 10134.167 Month actually paid Month actually paid Month actually paid Month actually paid Month actually paid Date actually paid. Month 61 1 98 44.492 46.548 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 98 Not paid Year actually paid Year actually paid Year actually paid Year actually paid Year actually paid Date actually paid. Year. 61 98 2004 1191.295 950.122 98 Not paid 2002 2003 2004 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 38 3495 99516 49290.816 28304.736 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 38 1 2 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 38 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 38 1 2 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 38 1 30 16.947 8.868 1 3 6 7 8 9 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 21 22 24 25 26 28 29 30 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 38 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 38 2004 Count Count Count Count Count 38 Month lost a job Month lost a job Month lost a job Month lost a job Month lost a job Date Job was Lost. Month. 38 1 99 12.079 21.085 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Year lost a job Year lost a job Year lost a job Year lost a job Year lost a job Date Job was Lost. Year. 38 2002 2003 2004 Monthly salary of the job Monthly salary of the job Monthly salary of the job Monthly salary of the job Monthly salary of the job Monthly salary of the job (KSh). 38 99 10000 2934.184 2514.774 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 153 389 99975 50184.804 28572.67 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 153 1 2 3 Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event Unexpected event 153 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 153 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 153 1 31 16.261 8.95 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 153 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 153 2004 Count Count Count Count Count 153 Month of unexpected loss Month of unexpected loss Month of unexpected loss Month of unexpected loss Month of unexpected loss Date of Unexpected Loss. Month. 153 1 99 10.928 21.021 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 99 Year of unexpected loss Year of unexpected loss Year of unexpected loss Year of unexpected loss Year of unexpected loss Date of Unexpected Loss. Year. 153 2002 2003 2004 Amount of loss Amount of loss Amount of loss Amount of loss Amount of loss Amount of Loss (KSh). 153 50 600000 9180.752 48891.81 Why have the loss Why have the loss Why have the loss Why have the loss Why have the loss Why did you have the loss? 153 1 Default/non-payment 2 Theft 3 Fire 4 Unexpected price fall 5 Spoilage 6 Other (specify) Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 12300 103 99999 50704.28 29024.262 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 12300 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 Time allocation module done Time allocation module done Time allocation module done Time allocation module done Time allocation module done 12300 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 12300 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 12300 1 31 15.906 8.663 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 12300 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 12300 2004 Count of people Count of people Count of people Count of people Count of people 12300 ID Code members 8 yrs & above ID Code members 8 yrs & above ID Code members 8 yrs & above ID Code members 8 yrs & above ID Code members 8 yrs & above ID Code List the ID codes of all household members 8 years and older. All household members 8 years and older. 3811 8489 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Sysmiss ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code ID Code List the ID codes of all household members 8 years and older. All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sysmiss Hours spent on meals in past week Hours spent on meals in past week Hours spent on meals in past week Hours spent on meals in past week Hours spent on meals in past week In the past 7 days (since last ____) how many hours has [NAME] spent preparing meals, cleaning the house, doing the laundry or shopping for food? Total hrs. for the week. Ask how many hours in the past 7 days were spent preparing meals, cleaning the house, washing clothes, or shopping for food. If the respondent cannot give you an answer, you should help her calculate the answer by asking how much time was spent doing these activities in the past day, and then asking for the number of days (in the past 7 days) that the activity was done. All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 99 9.213 13.425 Hours spent on firewood Hours spent on firewood Hours spent on firewood Hours spent on firewood Hours spent on firewood In the past 7 days how many hours has [NAME] spent collecting firewood for your household? All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 99 2.086 9.106 Hours spent on collecting water in past week Hours spent on collecting water in past week Hours spent on collecting water in past week Hours spent on collecting water in past week Hours spent on collecting water in past week In the past 7 days how many hours has [NAME] spent collecting water? All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 99 3.022 8.935 How many days were work activities in past week How many days were work activities in past week How many days were work activities in past week How many days were work activities in past week How many days were work activities in past week In the past 7 days, for how many days were [NAME’s] work activities (either at home or at a job) restricted because of illness? All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 How many days was too sick to perform any work in past week How many days was too sick to perform any work in past week How many days was too sick to perform any work in past week How many days was too sick to perform any work in past week How many days was too sick to perform any work in past week In the past 7 days, for how many days was [NAME] too sick to perform any work? All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 How many days spent on seeking medical care How many days spent on seeking medical care How many days spent on seeking medical care How many days spent on seeking medical care How many days spent on seeking medical care In the past 7 days, how many hours did [NAME] spend seeking medical care (either for himself/herself or a family member) or caring for sick household members (either at home or in the hospital)? For example, travelling to a health establishment, waiting, being treated, buying medicine, feeding the patient, etc. This asks for the time spent by the individual seeking medical care for himself/herself or other household members (in the past 7 days). These questions are different from the questions in the health questionnaire, which ask about an illness in the past 4 weeks or on health expenditures on all other illnesses in the past 4 weeks. Please note all of the time lost to illness in the past 7 days and the time spent seeking medical care in the past 7 days (include travel time to the health care center or chemist). All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 99 1.583 9.258 Has spent any time helping others in past 7 days Has spent any time helping others in past 7 days Has spent any time helping others in past 7 days Has spent any time helping others in past 7 days Has spent any time helping others in past 7 days In the past 7 days has [NAME] spent any time helping others not in the household with work on their shambas or businesses without payment? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. This asks for the time spent caring for sick household members, either at home or the hospital. Here we are interested in activities such as changing dressings, visiting patients, etc. Make sure you that the same activity is not counted in both Question 7 and 8. All household members 8 years and older. 3810 8490 1 Yes 2 No 9 Sysmiss How many hours spent in helping other How many hours spent in helping other How many hours spent in helping other How many hours spent in helping other How many hours spent in helping other In the past 7 days, how many hours did [NAME] spend in helping these people? These questions ask about time that the individual devoted to helping non-household members on their shambas or gardens without payment. If, for example, an individual in the household worked 10 hours in the past week on his neighbor's shamba and did not receive a payment - then you should list these hours in the box for Question 10a1 and/or 10b1. Write the IRID code of the neighbor in the box for Question 10a2 and/or 10b2. All household members 8 years and older. 138 12162 1 40 7.174 7.355 Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people? IRID Code. List IRID Codes and hours for two most important people. All household members 8 years and older. 138 12162 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 18 20 Sysmiss Who were these people - Hours Who were these people - Hours Who were these people - Hours Who were these people - Hours Who were these people - Hours Who were these people? Hours. List IRID Codes and hours for two most important people. All household members 8 years and older. 138 12162 1 98 13.152 23.563 Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people - IRID Code Who were these people? IRID Code. List IRID Codes and hours for two most important people. All household members 8 years and older. 10 12290 1 2 10 20 Sysmiss Who were these people - hours Who were these people - hours Who were these people - hours Who were these people - hours Who were these people - hours Who were these people? Hours. List IRID Codes and hours for two most important people. All household members 8 years and older. 9 12291 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1210 103 99999 50379.318 29106.067 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1210 1 2 3 4 5 7 Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits 1210 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1210 1 2 3 4 5 7 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1210 1 31 15.864 8.729 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1210 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1210 2004 Received money or goods since Jan 2003 Received money or goods since Jan 2003 Received money or goods since Jan 2003 Received money or goods since Jan 2003 Received money or goods since Jan 2003 Since January 2003, have you received money or goods from persons who are not members of your household? For example from children, parents, relatives or friends living elsewhere? *If no, probe for gifts, money received for funerals, child support, weddings, goods or money to help sick persons - since January 2003 (exclude transfers for schooling expenses, medical expenses, and gifts of land). Refer back to the household roster on children living elsewhere and ask about gifts, loans and transfers from these children. If answer is 2 > Go to 15 (tr15 - variable name in dataset). Ask the respondent if s/he has received money or goods for any persons who are not members of his/her household since January 2003. 1210 1 Yes 2 No From how many people received money since Jan 2003 From how many people received money since Jan 2003 From how many people received money since Jan 2003 From how many people received money since Jan 2003 From how many people received money since Jan 2003 From how many different people did you receive money, goods, and/or gifts since January 2003? Ask about the number of persons that sent money or goods. Do not count a person twice if s/he sent several transfers - this question does not ask about the number of transfers received. 496 714 Count of five largest Count of five largest Count of five largest Count of five largest Count of five largest 496 714 Have received any transfers from any organization Have received any transfers from any organization Have received any transfers from any organization Have received any transfers from any organization Have received any transfers from any organization Since January 2003, have you received any transfer from any organization or the government? Probe for food transfers from organizations, etc. If answer is 2 > Go to 19 (tr19 - variable name in dataset). Remind the respondent that this includes gifts in-kind. Probe for food received from the "HAART & Harvest Initiative" farm (shamba mzungu) in Mosoriot. Ask for the name of the organization that made the transfer, the number of times the transfers were received since January 2003, and the average amount received each time. 1209 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Count of organization Count of organization Count of organization Count of organization Count of organization 82 1128 Responsible for repaying any other loans Responsible for repaying any other loans Responsible for repaying any other loans Responsible for repaying any other loans Responsible for repaying any other loans Are you responsible for repaying any other loans including personal, family, or business loans? If answer is 2 > Go to section B (trb01 - variable name in dataset). Here you need to probe to learn about other loans the respondent may have received from friends, family, neighbors, or businessmen. Ask about the debts to all these people. Loans already discussed in the above questions should NOT be included here. Suppose the respondent says that he borrowed money two years ago to buy some land and that he has not completely paid off the loan, so the answer to question 19 is YES. 1210 1 Yes 2 No 8 Total amount the owe for repayment Total amount the owe for repayment Total amount the owe for repayment Total amount the owe for repayment Total amount the owe for repayment What is the total amount that you owe for repayment of these outstanding debts? Amount in KSh. In Question 20, the respondent should state how much remains to be repaid on this loan for the land, including principal and interest. The PRINCIPAL is the amount of money or capital borrowed. The INTEREST is a charge or fee for borrowing money, often a percentage of the amount borrowed. In the example here, if the respondent borrowed 100,000 KShs to buy the land, that is the principal that must be repaid. However, suppose the person who lent him the money is also charging interest of 10,000 KShs. Therefore, if the respondent has not started repaying the borrower yet, he must repay 100,000 KShs in principal and 10,000 KShs in interest, for a total debt of 110,000 KShs. 269 941 40 280000 15491.167 38890.631 Any part of debt incurred to pay for medical care Any part of debt incurred to pay for medical care Any part of debt incurred to pay for medical care Any part of debt incurred to pay for medical care Any part of debt incurred to pay for medical care Was any part of this debt incurred to pay for medical care? If answer is 2 > Go to section B (trb01 - variable name in dataset). These questions ask about the parts of the debts reported in Question 20 that are from loans for medical care. 269 941 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much was incurred for medical care How much was incurred for medical care How much was incurred for medical care How much was incurred for medical care How much was incurred for medical care How much debt was incurred for medical care? Amount in KSh. These questions ask about the parts of the debts reported in Question 20 that are from loans for medical care. 81 1129 98 40000 6127.012 8553.816 Since Jan 2003 provided any money or goods Since Jan 2003 provided any money or goods Since Jan 2003 provided any money or goods Since Jan 2003 provided any money or goods Since Jan 2003 provided any money or goods Since January 2003, have you provided any money or goods to persons who are not members of your household? For example, to children, parents, friends or relatives living elsewhere? If no, probe for gifts, money given for funerals, child support, weddings, goods or money to help sick persons - since January 2003 (Exclude transfers for schooling expenses and gifts of land). Refer back to the household roster on children living elsewhere and ask about gifts, loans and transfers to these children. If answer is 2 > Go to 9 (trb09 - variable name in dataset). 1210 1 Yes 2 No Different people did you send money, gifts.. since Jan 2003 Different people did you send money, gifts.. since Jan 2003 Different people did you send money, gifts.. since Jan 2003 Different people did you send money, gifts.. since Jan 2003 Different people did you send money, gifts.. since Jan 2003 How many different people did you send money, goods, and/or gifts to since January 2003? 541 669 Any group anyone owe you money Any group anyone owe you money Any group anyone owe you money Any group anyone owe you money Any group anyone owe you money Does anyone or any group owe you money or goods that you expect to be repaid (that we have not discussed yet)? If answer is 2 > Go to section C (trc01 - variable name in dataset). 1210 1 Yes 2 No 8 Total amount owed to you Total amount owed to you Total amount owed to you Total amount owed to you Total amount owed to you What is the total amount owed to you from these other individuals or groups? Amount in KSh. 261 949 80 200000 10378.908 23685.547 Was any part of this loan made to pay for medical care Was any part of this loan made to pay for medical care Was any part of this loan made to pay for medical care Was any part of this loan made to pay for medical care Was any part of this loan made to pay for medical care Was any part of this loan made to pay for medical care? If answer is 2 > Go to section C (trc01 - variable name in dataset). 261 949 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much lent to pay for medical care How much lent to pay for medical care How much lent to pay for medical care How much lent to pay for medical care How much lent to pay for medical care How much was lent to pay for medical care? Amount in KSh. 15 1195 100 10000 2131.333 2857.699 Participate in any informal savings organization Participate in any informal savings organization Participate in any informal savings organization Participate in any informal savings organization Participate in any informal savings organization Do you participate in any informal savings organizations with friends or neighbors, for example merry-go-rounds? If answer is 2 > Go to 14 (trc14a - variable name in dataset). 1210 1 Yes 2 No How much contribute to the fund (Amount) How much contribute to the fund (Amount) How much contribute to the fund (Amount) How much contribute to the fund (Amount) How much contribute to the fund (Amount) How much do you contribute to this fund and how often? Amount. If more than one group, ask about the most important. You must write the amount that the respondent contributes (each time a contribution is made) to the most important organization that s/he participates in. Also record the frequency of the contribution (use the frequency codes). 267 943 4000 337.015 411.529 How much contribute to the fund (Frequency) How much contribute to the fund (Frequency) How much contribute to the fund (Frequency) How much contribute to the fund (Frequency) How much contribute to the fund (Frequency) How much do you contribute to this fund and how often? Frequency code. If more than one group, ask about the most important. You must write the amount that the respondent contributes (each time a contribution is made) to the most important organization that s/he participates in. Also record the frequency of the contribution (use the frequency codes). 267 943 1 once a week 2 every two weeks 3 once a month 4 every three months 5 every six months 6 once a year 7 less than once a year Sysmiss How much contributed since Jan 2003 How much contributed since Jan 2003 How much contributed since Jan 2003 How much contributed since Jan 2003 How much contributed since Jan 2003 How much did you contribute to this group since January 2003? In Question 3, you must ask for the total amount contributed by the respondent to the most important organization since January 2003. 267 943 50 48000 5747.464 6467.203 Members draw on regular basis Members draw on regular basis Members draw on regular basis Members draw on regular basis Members draw on regular basis Do members draw from this fund on a regular basis or only when there is an urgent need? If answer is 2 > Go to 6 (trc06 - variable name in dataset). 267 943 1 Regularly 2 Urgent need 3 Both Sysmiss How often members receive money How often members receive money How often members receive money How often members receive money How often members receive money How often does each member receive money from this fund? Frequency code. 255 955 1 once a week 2 every two weeks 3 once a month 4 every three months 5 every six months 6 once a year 7 less than once a year 8 Sysmiss How much received since Jan 2003 How much received since Jan 2003 How much received since Jan 2003 How much received since Jan 2003 How much received since Jan 2003 How much did you receive from this group since January 2003? In Question 6, ask about the amount received by the respondent from the same organization since January 2003. 267 943 225000 6829.037 16061.307 When received amount (Amount 1) When received amount (Amount 1) When received amount (Amount 1) When received amount (Amount 1) When received amount (Amount 1) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Amount 1. Ask about the three largest amounts received from the main informal savings organization since January 2003. Probe for the month and year. 265 945 225000 3821.026 15054.564 When received amount (Month 1) When received amount (Month 1) When received amount (Month 1) When received amount (Month 1) When received amount (Month 1) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Month 1. 264 946 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss When received amount (Year 1) When received amount (Year 1) When received amount (Year 1) When received amount (Year 1) When received amount (Year 1) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Year 1. 245 965 98 99 Don't Know 2001 2003 2004 Sysmiss When received amount (Amount 2) When received amount (Amount 2) When received amount (Amount 2) When received amount (Amount 2) When received amount (Amount 2) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Amount 2. Ask about the three largest amounts received from the main informal savings organization since January 2003. Probe for the month and year. 152 1058 25 16800 2132.368 2590.465 When received amount (Month 2) When received amount (Month 2) When received amount (Month 2) When received amount (Month 2) When received amount (Month 2) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Month 2. 152 1058 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss When received amount (Year 2) When received amount (Year 2) When received amount (Year 2) When received amount (Year 2) When received amount (Year 2) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Year 2. 152 1058 99 Don't Know 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss When received amount (Amount 3) When received amount (Amount 3) When received amount (Amount 3) When received amount (Amount 3) When received amount (Amount 3) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Amount 3. Ask about the three largest amounts received from the main informal savings organization since January 2003. Probe for the month and year. 93 1117 25 10000 1677.634 1874.227 When received amount (Month 3) When received amount (Month 3) When received amount (Month 3) When received amount (Month 3) When received amount (Month 3) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Month 3. 92 1118 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 Missing 99 Don't Know Sysmiss When received amount (Year 3) When received amount (Year 3) When received amount (Year 3) When received amount (Year 3) When received amount (Year 3) When did you receive this amount? [list the 3 largest amounts, and the month/year when you received] Year 3. 93 1117 99 Don't Know 2003 2004 Sysmiss When member has family problem will organ help by changing o When member has family problem will organ help by changing o When member has family problem will organ help by changing o When member has family problem will organ help by changing o When member has family problem will organ help by changing o When a member of the organization has a family problem, will the organization help by changing the order of payment? 267 943 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Will the organization help by changing the amount of paymen Will the organization help by changing the amount of paymen Will the organization help by changing the amount of paymen Will the organization help by changing the amount of paymen Will the organization help by changing the amount of paymen When a member of the organization has a family problem, will the organization help by changing the amount of payment to the member in need? This question is different from Question 8. It asks if the main informal savings organization will change the amount of payment if a member of the organization has a problem or is in need. For example, if a person falls sick and is due to receive a payment soon, can that person receive a larger than usual payment? 267 943 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss Will organization help by collecting additional funds from o Will organization help by collecting additional funds from o Will organization help by collecting additional funds from o Will organization help by collecting additional funds from o Will organization help by collecting additional funds from o When a member of the organization has a family problem, will the organization help by collecting additional funds from other members? 267 943 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How many other informal savings organization participate in How many other informal savings organization participate in How many other informal savings organization participate in How many other informal savings organization participate in How many other informal savings organization participate in How many other informal savings organizations do you participate in? If answer is 0 > Go to 14 (trc14a - variable name in dataset). 267 943 98 1.633 11.916 How much contributed to all since Jan 2003 How much contributed to all since Jan 2003 How much contributed to all since Jan 2003 How much contributed to all since Jan 2003 How much contributed to all since Jan 2003 How much did you contribute to all of these other organizations since January 2003? Amount in KSh. Ask about the money contributed (question 12) and received (question 13) by the respondent for and from all other informal savings organizations. Do NOT include the amounts you have discussed for the main savings organization. 38 1172 50 45000 6772.105 9737.892 How much received from all organizations since Jan 2003 How much received from all organizations since Jan 2003 How much received from all organizations since Jan 2003 How much received from all organizations since Jan 2003 How much received from all organizations since Jan 2003 How much did you receive from all these other organizations since January 2003? Amount in KSh. Ask about the money contributed (question 12) and received (question 13) by the respondent for and from all other informal savings organizations. Do NOT include the amounts you have discussed for the main savings organization. 38 1172 36600 6185.184 8911.476 Have bank saving account Have bank saving account Have bank saving account Have bank saving account Have bank saving account Before I ask you the next question, I would like to stress that all the information collected on this questionnaire is completely confidential. The information you provide will not be divulged to other members of your family or your community, and will not be divulged to government authorities for tax purposes. Do you have any of the following? Bank savings account? Amount in KSh. Other assets such as livestock or jewelry should not be included, even if the respondent things of these assets as savings. Before you ask the questions, stress the confidential nature of the interview and assure the respondent that information will not be divulged to anyone - not even the respondent's spouse/partner or village officials. You must ask about money saved in the accounts listed in questions 14a - 14d, including money that is stored at home or at a neighbor's home. 1210 Does not have 98 Won’t say Have bank checking account Have bank checking account Have bank checking account Have bank checking account Have bank checking account Before I ask you the next question, I would like to stress that all the information collected on this questionnaire is completely confidential. The information you provide will not be divulged to other members of your family or your community, and will not be divulged to government authorities for tax purposes. Do you have any of the following? Bank current account? Amount in KSh. Other assets such as livestock or jewelry should not be included, even if the respondent things of these assets as savings. Before you ask the questions, stress the confidential nature of the interview and assure the respondent that information will not be divulged to anyone - not even the respondent's spouse/partner or village officials. You must ask about money saved in the accounts listed in questions 14a - 14d, including money that is stored at home or at a neighbor's home. 1210 Does not have 98 Won’t say Have other bank accounts Have other bank accounts Have other bank accounts Have other bank accounts Have other bank accounts Before I ask you the next question, I would like to stress that all the information collected on this questionnaire is completely confidential. The information you provide will not be divulged to other members of your family or your community, and will not be divulged to government authorities for tax purposes. Do you have any of the following? Other bank accounts? Amount in KSh. Other assets such as livestock or jewelry should not be included, even if the respondent things of these assets as savings. Before you ask the questions, stress the confidential nature of the interview and assure the respondent that information will not be divulged to anyone - not even the respondent's spouse/partner or village officials. You must ask about money saved in the accounts listed in questions 14a - 14d, including money that is stored at home or at a neighbor's home. 1210 Does not have 98 Won’t say Other savings in home Other savings in home Other savings in home Other savings in home Other savings in home Before I ask you the next question, I would like to stress that all the information collected on this questionnaire is completely confidential. The information you provide will not be divulged to other members of your family or your community, and will not be divulged to government authorities for tax purposes. Do you have any of the following? Other savings in your home or in your friend/neighbour’s home? Amount in KSh. Other assets such as livestock or jewelry should not be included, even if the respondent things of these assets as savings. Before you ask the questions, stress the confidential nature of the interview and assure the respondent that information will not be divulged to anyone - not even the respondent's spouse/partner or village officials. You must ask about money saved in the accounts listed in questions 14a - 14d, including money that is stored at home or at a neighbor's home. 1210 Does not have 98 Won’t say The value of all accounts The value of all accounts The value of all accounts The value of all accounts The value of all accounts We have just discussed all of the accounts that you have plus your personal savings at home. In total what is the value of all of your accounts and your other savings outside these institutions, including foreign savings? In Question 15, ask about all other savings that the respondent has not yet mentioned. 1210 Does not have 98 Won’t say Given any money to spouse since Jan. 2003 Given any money to spouse since Jan. 2003 Given any money to spouse since Jan. 2003 Given any money to spouse since Jan. 2003 Given any money to spouse since Jan. 2003 Since January 2003 have you given any money or goods to your spouse? If answer is 2 > Go to 10 (trd10 - variable name in dataset). 1210 1 Yes 2 No 8 Given count Given count Given count Given count Given count 555 655 Have received money from spouse since Jan 2003 Have received money from spouse since Jan 2003 Have received money from spouse since Jan 2003 Have received money from spouse since Jan 2003 Have received money from spouse since Jan 2003 Since January 2003 have you received any money from your spouse? 1210 1 Yes 2 No 8 Count of spouse Count of spouse Count of spouse Count of spouse Count of spouse 540 670 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 875 103 99999 52226.427 28862.012 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 875 1 2 3 4 5 Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits 875 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 875 1 2 3 4 5 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 875 1 31 16.095 8.912 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 875 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 875 2004 Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Now I would like to ask you about all individuals from whom you have received something since January 2003. Individual Roster ID Copy IRID of [NAME] from IRoster or add [NAME] to IRoster if he/she is not yet listed. These questions collect information about all the persons that sent transfers or credit to the respondent. Each person should be listed only once in this section. Ask for the name of the person and then add the person to the individual roster form if she/he is not there already (then write the IRID in question 4). 792 83 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Now I would like to ask you about all individuals from whom you have received something since January 2003. Individual Roster ID Copy IRID of [NAME] from IRoster or add [NAME] to IRoster if he/she is not yet listed. These questions collect information about all the persons that sent transfers or credit to the respondent. Each person should be listed only once in this section. Ask for the name of the person and then add the person to the individual roster form if she/he is not there already (then write the IRID in question 4). 875 How much received from person How much received from person How much received from person How much received from person How much received from person How much have you received from this person since January 2003, including money and the value of gifts in kind? Amount in KSh. This asks about the total value of all money and goods the respondent has received from each person since January 2003. If there were several transfers, you should help the respondent add the value of the transfers. Enter the total amount in Kenya Shillings. 875 30 100000 2397.192 5784.549 Main reason received money Main reason received money Main reason received money Main reason received money Main reason received money What was the main reason for receiving this money or goods? If the transfer or credit was received or borrowed for more than one reason, write the code for the main reason. 875 1 Wedding expenses 2 Loan repayment 3 Transportation 4 Subsistence needs 5 Purchase of durable goods 6 Investment 7 Funeral 8 Gift 9 No specific reason 10 Other (specify) Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Do you have to repay any part of this amount? 875 1 Yes 2 No 8 How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been already repaid? Amount (KSh). This amount should include the interest that the respondent must repay, if any. It is possible that only a part of the money received from the person must be repaid - s/he may have sent transfers to the respondent and made a loan to the respondent. Therefore, the sum of the answers to Questions 7 and 8 may be less than the answer to question 4. 120 755 20000 2011.5 3563.395 How much expect to repay in future How much expect to repay in future How much expect to repay in future How much expect to repay in future How much expect to repay in future How much do you expect to repay in the future? Amount (KSh). This amount should include the interest that the respondent must repay, if any. It is possible that only a part of the money received from the person must be repaid - s/he may have sent transfers to the respondent and made a loan to the respondent. Therefore, the sum of the answers to Questions 7 and 8 may be less than the answer to question 4. 120 755 100000 4091.667 12197.082 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 978 103 99999 51761.155 28539.814 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 978 1 2 3 4 5 Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits 978 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 978 1 2 3 4 5 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 978 1 31 16.193 8.895 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 978 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 978 2004 Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Now I would like to ask you about the five largest individual transfers or loans you have received since January 2003. Individual Roster ID of Sender List the largest transfers first. Copy IRID of [NAME] from IRoster. These questions collect information about all the persons that sent transfers or credit to the respondent. Each person should be listed only once in this section. Ask for the name of the person and then add the person to the individual roster form if she/he is not there already (then write the IRID in question 4). 978 1 2 3 4 5 6 Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Now I would like to ask you about the five largest individual transfers or loans you have received since January 2003. Individual Roster ID of Sender List the largest transfers first. Copy IRID of [NAME] from IRoster. These questions collect information about all the persons that sent transfers or credit to the respondent. Each person should be listed only once in this section. Ask for the name of the person and then add the person to the individual roster form if she/he is not there already (then write the IRID in question 4). 978 How much received from this person How much received from this person How much received from this person How much received from this person How much received from this person How much did you receive from this person(money amount or value of goods)? Amount in KSh. The focus is on individual transfers/loans since we are interested in the exact month when they were received (so if a person sent the respondent two transfers in 2003, the transfers should be counted separately). 978 30 100000 2041.445 4782.825 Month when received Month when received Month when received Month when received Month when received When did you receive this amount? Month. 978 1 99 6.826 9.207 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 98 99 Year when received Year when received Year when received Year when received Year when received When did you receive this amount? Year. 978 2000 2002 2003 2004 Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Have to repay any part of the amount Do you have to repay any part of this amount? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. 978 1 Yes 2 No 8 How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been repaid How much has been already repaid? Amount (KSh). 115 863 20000 2018.957 3544.542 How much expected to repay in future How much expected to repay in future How much expected to repay in future How much expected to repay in future How much expected to repay in future How much do you expect to repay in the future? Amount (KSh). 115 863 100000 3256.522 10393.857 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 85 1190 99670 54424.541 29745.343 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 85 1 2 3 Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits 85 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 85 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 85 1 31 17.188 9.395 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 85 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 85 2004 Count Count Count Count Count 85 Name of organization Name of organization Name of organization Name of organization Name of organization What is the name of the organization? 85 1 Government 2 Clan 3 Other (specify) 8 How frequently received transfers How frequently received transfers How frequently received transfers How frequently received transfers How frequently received transfers How frequently did you receive these transfers in 2003? 85 1 once a week 2 every two weeks 3 once a month 4 every three months 5 every six months 6 once a year 7 less than once a year 8 Amount received each time Amount received each time Amount received each time Amount received each time Amount received each time What amount did you receive each time, on average? Amount in KSh. 85 90 350000 27271.753 61953.251 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 1001 103 99962 51440.065 29592.895 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1001 1 2 3 Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits 1001 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1001 1 2 3 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 1001 1 31 16.528 8.57 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 1001 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 1001 2004 Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Now I would like to ask you about all individuals to whom you have sent something since January 2003. Individual Roster ID Copy IRID of [NAME] from IRoster or add [NAME] to IRoster if he/she is not yet listed. 1001 1 2 3 4 5 6 Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Individual roster ID Now I would like to ask you about all individuals to whom you have sent something since January 2003. Individual Roster ID Copy IRID of [NAME] from IRoster or add [NAME] to IRoster if he/she is not yet listed. 981 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 21 Sysmiss How much sent to person How much sent to person How much sent to person How much sent to person How much sent to person How much have you sent to this person since January 2003, including money and the value of gifts in kind? Amount in KSh. 981 20 20 55000 1461.411 3795.776 Main reason send this money/goods Main reason send this money/goods Main reason send this money/goods Main reason send this money/goods Main reason send this money/goods What was the main reason for sending this money or goods? 981 20 1 Wedding expenses 2 Loan repayment 3 Transportation 4 Subsistence needs 5 Purchase of durable goods 6 Investment 7 Funeral 8 Gift 9 No specific reason 10 Other (specify) Sysmiss Expect that any part of the money will be repaid Expect that any part of the money will be repaid Expect that any part of the money will be repaid Expect that any part of the money will be repaid Expect that any part of the money will be repaid Do you expect that any part of this amount will be repaid to you? If answer is 2 > Go to next person. 981 20 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much has alread been repaid How much has alread been repaid How much has alread been repaid How much has alread been repaid How much has alread been repaid How much has been already repaid? Amount (KSh). 178 823 10000 884.27 1662.949 How much expect to be repaid in the future How much expect to be repaid in the future How much expect to be repaid in the future How much expect to be repaid in the future How much expect to be repaid in the future How much do you expect to be repaid in the future? Amount (KSh). 178 823 26500 2187.472 3706.615 Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 850 103 99999 50486.274 29154.953 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 850 1 2 3 Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits Transfers & Credits 850 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 850 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 850 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 850 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 850 ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse 559 291 ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse 850 Total amount given since Jan 2003 Total amount given since Jan 2003 Total amount given since Jan 2003 Total amount given since Jan 2003 Total amount given since Jan 2003 What is the total amount you have given ID since January 2003? Ask about the total amounts given (question 3) and received (question 12) to and from the spouse since January 2003. In each case, the respondent should report the total of all transfers. 559 291 99 190000 16513.181 23373.2 Does any of the amount have to be paid back Does any of the amount have to be paid back Does any of the amount have to be paid back Does any of the amount have to be paid back Does any of the amount have to be paid back Does any of this amount have to be paid back? If answer is 2 > Go to 7 (trd07 - variable name in dataset). Ask the respondent if the amounts given or received must be paid back. Sometimes the spouse and partner might give (or receive) money from each other for specific purposes such as maintenance of a duka or investment on shambas - with the expectation that it will be paid back. 559 291 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much has ID paid back so far How much has ID paid back so far How much has ID paid back so far How much has ID paid back so far How much has ID paid back so far How much has [ID] paid back so far? 12 838 10000 950 2865.627 How much expect ID to pay back How much expect ID to pay back How much expect ID to pay back How much expect ID to pay back How much expect ID to pay back How much more do you expect [ID] to pay back? 12 838 5000 1541.667 1751.082 Main reason for giving the money - 1 Main reason for giving the money - 1 Main reason for giving the money - 1 Main reason for giving the money - 1 Main reason for giving the money - 1 What was the main reason for giving this money to [ID]? List up to 3 reasons. 559 291 1 98 5.97 4.487 1 medical care 2 funeral expenses 3 school expenses 4 wedding expenses 5 transportation 6 household maintenance 7 subsistence needs 8 purchase of a durable good 9 investment 10 other (specify) Main reason for giving the money - 2 Main reason for giving the money - 2 Main reason for giving the money - 2 Main reason for giving the money - 2 Main reason for giving the money - 2 What was the main reason for giving this money to [ID]? List up to 3 reasons. 416 434 1 medical care 2 funeral expenses 3 school expenses 4 wedding expenses 5 transportation 6 household maintenance 7 subsistence needs 8 purchase of a durable good 9 investment 10 other (specify) Sysmiss Main reason for giving the money - 3 Main reason for giving the money - 3 Main reason for giving the money - 3 Main reason for giving the money - 3 Main reason for giving the money - 3 What was the main reason for giving this money to [ID]? List up to 3 reasons. 166 684 1 medical care 2 funeral expenses 3 school expenses 4 wedding expenses 5 transportation 6 household maintenance 7 subsistence needs 8 purchase of a durable good 9 investment 10 other (specify) Sysmiss Give ID money regularly Give ID money regularly Give ID money regularly Give ID money regularly Give ID money regularly Do you give [ID] money regularly? If answer is 2 > Go to 10 (trd10 - variable name in dataset). Ask if the transfers are given and received regularly. If so, you should report the amount given and received each time and the frequency of such transfers (use frequency codes). 559 291 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much give regularly (Amount) How much give regularly (Amount) How much give regularly (Amount) How much give regularly (Amount) How much give regularly (Amount) How much do you give [ID] regularly? Amount. Ask if the transfers are given and received regularly. If so, you should report the amount given and received each time and the frequency of such transfers (use frequency codes). 249 601 50 10000 1033.373 1522.16 How much give regularly (Frequency) How much give regularly (Frequency) How much give regularly (Frequency) How much give regularly (Frequency) How much give regularly (Frequency) How much do you give [ID] regularly? Frequency code. Ask if the transfers are given and received regularly. If so, you should report the amount given and received each time and the frequency of such transfers (use frequency codes). 249 601 1 once a week 2 every two weeks 3 once a month 4 every three months 5 every six months 6 once a year 7 less than once a year 8 Sysmiss ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse 540 310 ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse ID code of spouse 540 310 Total amount ID has given since Jan 2003 Total amount ID has given since Jan 2003 Total amount ID has given since Jan 2003 Total amount ID has given since Jan 2003 Total amount ID has given since Jan 2003 What is the total amount [ID] has given you since January 2003? Ask about the total amounts given (question 3) and received (question 12) to and from the spouse since January 2003. In each case, the respondent should report the total of all transfers. 540 310 20 126000 9220.074 16363.649 Have to pay back any of this amount Have to pay back any of this amount Have to pay back any of this amount Have to pay back any of this amount Have to pay back any of this amount Do/did you have to pay back any of this amount? If answer is 2 > Go to 16 (trd16 - variable name in dataset). Ask the respondent if the amounts given or received must be paid back. Sometimes the spouse and partner might give (or receive) money from each other for specific purposes such as maintenance of a duka or investment on shambas - with the expectation that it will be paid back. 540 310 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much has been paid back How much has been paid back How much has been paid back How much has been paid back How much has been paid back How much has been paid back so far? 7 843 4000 1314.286 1421.77 How much more expect to pay back How much more expect to pay back How much more expect to pay back How much more expect to pay back How much more expect to pay back How much more do you expect to have to pay back? 7 843 3200 742.857 1158.817 Main reason why given money - 1 Main reason why given money - 1 Main reason why given money - 1 Main reason why given money - 1 Main reason why given money - 1 What was the main reason why [ID] gave you this money? List up to 3 reasons. 540 310 1 98 6.339 4.292 1 medical care 2 funeral expenses 3 school expenses 4 wedding expenses 5 transportation 6 household maintenance 7 subsistence needs 8 purchase of a durable good 9 investment 10 other (specify) 98 Sysmiss Main reason why given money - 2 Main reason why given money - 2 Main reason why given money - 2 Main reason why given money - 2 Main reason why given money - 2 What was the main reason why [ID] gave you this money? List up to 3 reasons. 351 499 1 medical care 2 funeral expenses 3 school expenses 4 wedding expenses 5 transportation 6 household maintenance 7 subsistence needs 8 purchase of a durable good 9 investment 10 other (specify) Sysmiss Main reason why given money - 3 Main reason why given money - 3 Main reason why given money - 3 Main reason why given money - 3 Main reason why given money - 3 What was the main reason why [ID] gave you this money? List up to 3 reasons. 100 750 1 medical care 2 funeral expenses 3 school expenses 4 wedding expenses 5 transportation 6 household maintenance 7 subsistence needs 8 purchase of a durable good 9 investment 10 other (specify) Sysmiss Get money from ID regularly Get money from ID regularly Get money from ID regularly Get money from ID regularly Get money from ID regularly Do you get money from [ID] regularly? If answer is 2 > End. Ask if the transfers are given and received regularly. If so, you should report the amount given and received each time and the frequency of such transfers (use frequency codes). 540 310 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss How much does ID give regularly (Amount) How much does ID give regularly (Amount) How much does ID give regularly (Amount) How much does ID give regularly (Amount) How much does ID give regularly (Amount) How much does [ID] give you regularly? Amount. Ask if the transfers are given and received regularly. If so, you should report the amount given and received each time and the frequency of such transfers (use frequency codes). 148 702 1 7000 1334.196 1696.601 How much does ID give regularly (Frequence) How much does ID give regularly (Frequence) How much does ID give regularly (Frequence) How much does ID give regularly (Frequence) How much does ID give regularly (Frequence) How much does [ID] give you regularly? Frequency code. Ask if the transfers are given and received regularly. If so, you should report the amount given and received each time and the frequency of such transfers (use frequency codes). 148 702 1 once a week 2 every two weeks 3 once a month 4 every three months 5 every six months 6 once a year 7 less than once a year 8 Sysmiss Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID Household ID 367 103 99975 51576.662 28799.14 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 367 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 Youth Module Youth Module Youth Module Youth Module Youth Module 367 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 367 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 15 Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Day of interview Date of Interview. Day. 367 1 98 16.823 9.688 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 98 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Date of Interview. Month. 367 3 98 5.275 5.081 3 4 5 6 7 8 98 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Date of Interview. Year. 367 2004 1. Sex 1. Sex 1. Sex 1. Sex 1. Sex Sex of Respondent 367 1 Male 2 Female 2. Age 2. Age 2. Age 2. Age 2. Age What is your age? 367 16 42 22.003 5.615 3. Month of birth 3. Month of birth 3. Month of birth 3. Month of birth 3. Month of birth In what month and year were you born? Month. 367 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss 3. Year of birth 3. Year of birth 3. Year of birth 3. Year of birth 3. Year of birth In what month and year were you born? Year. 367 99 Don’t Know 1962 1964 1966 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 4. Currently attending school 4. Currently attending school 4. Currently attending school 4. Currently attending school 4. Currently attending school Are you currently attending school? If answer is 2 > Go to 6 (y06 - variable name in dataset). 367 1 Yes 2 No 5. Expect to remain in school during 2004 5. Expect to remain in school during 2004 5. Expect to remain in school during 2004 5. Expect to remain in school during 2004 5. Expect to remain in school during 2004 Do you expect to remain in school during 2004? Go to 7 (y07 - variable name in dataset). 148 219 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss 6. Attended school in 2003 or 2004 6. Attended school in 2003 or 2004 6. Attended school in 2003 or 2004 6. Attended school in 2003 or 2004 6. Attended school in 2003 or 2004 Have you attended school at any time in 2003 or 2004? If answer is 2 > Go to 8 (y08 - variable name in dataset). 219 148 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss 7. Terms of school missed in 2003 & 2004 7. Terms of school missed in 2003 & 2004 7. Terms of school missed in 2003 & 2004 7. Terms of school missed in 2003 & 2004 7. Terms of school missed in 2003 & 2004 How many terms of school have you missed in 2003 and 2004? If answer is 1 > Go to 9 (y09 - variable name in dataset). 177 190 1 Less than one term 2 One term 3 Two terms 4 Three terms Sysmiss 8. Reasons why missed school 8. Reasons why missed school 8. Reasons why missed school 8. Reasons why missed school 8. Reasons why missed school What was the main reason why you missed school? 214 153 1 Own illness 2 Caring for a sick family member 3 Working 4 Insufficient funds 5 Fostered out 6 School was closed 7 Completed all my schooling 8 Other (specify) Sysmiss 9. Highest level of schooling completed 9. Highest level of schooling completed 9. Highest level of schooling completed 9. Highest level of schooling completed 9. Highest level of schooling completed What is the highest level of schooling you have completed? 367 1 Nursery 2 Primary 3 Secondary 4 Post-secondary 10. Highest level of schooling plan to complete 10. Highest level of schooling plan to complete 10. Highest level of schooling plan to complete 10. Highest level of schooling plan to complete 10. Highest level of schooling plan to complete What is the highest level of schooling you plan to complete? 367 1 Nursery 2 Primary 3 Secondary 4 Post-secondary 8 11. Currently married or living with partner 11. Currently married or living with partner 11. Currently married or living with partner 11. Currently married or living with partner 11. Currently married or living with partner Are you currently married or living with a partner? Probe if respondent says Yes or No. If answer is 1 or 2 > Go to 14 (y14 - variable name in dataset). 367 1 Yes – legally married 2 Yes – living with partner 3 No – spouse died 4 No – separated 5 No – never married 12. Currently engaged to be married 12. Currently engaged to be married 12. Currently engaged to be married 12. Currently engaged to be married 12. Currently engaged to be married Are you currently engaged to be married? If answer is 1 > Go to 14 (y14 - variable name in dataset). 347 20 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 13. Expect to get married in next 2 years 13. Expect to get married in next 2 years 13. Expect to get married in next 2 years 13. Expect to get married in next 2 years 13. Expect to get married in next 2 years Do you expect to get married in the next two years? 326 41 1 Yes 2 No 8 9 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss 14. Person who looks health have HIV virus 14. Person who looks health have HIV virus 14. Person who looks health have HIV virus 14. Person who looks health have HIV virus 14. Person who looks health have HIV virus Now I would like to ask a few questions concerning your knowledge about major diseases in this area. Can a person who looks healthy have HIV, the virus that causes AIDS? 367 1 Yes 2 No 9 99 Don’t Know 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 367 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 9 99 Don’t know 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 328 39 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 166 201 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS 15. Ways a person can protect grom getting HIV/AIDS In what ways can a person protect themselves from getting HIV/AIDS? List up to 4 ways that are mentioned by respondent. 40 327 1 Abstinence 2 Be faithful 3 Have fewer partners 4 Use condoms 5 Avoid injections with contaminated needles 6 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss 16. Know anyone who has died from AIDS 16. Know anyone who has died from AIDS 16. Know anyone who has died from AIDS 16. Know anyone who has died from AIDS 16. Know anyone who has died from AIDS Do you personally know anyone who has died from AIDS? Probe by asking about friends and relatives. If answer is 2 > Go to 18 (y18 - variable name in dataset). 367 1 Yes 2 No 17. Relationship to this person 17. Relationship to this person 17. Relationship to this person 17. Relationship to this person 17. Relationship to this person What was your relation to this person? If there are multiple persons, ask about person who died more recently. 253 114 1 Household member 2 Relative in this Division 3 Relative elsewhere 4 Non-relative in this Division 5 Non-relative elsewhere Sysmiss 18. Know anyone who received or receiveing treatment for AID 18. Know anyone who received or receiveing treatment for AID 18. Know anyone who received or receiveing treatment for AID 18. Know anyone who received or receiveing treatment for AID 18. Know anyone who received or receiveing treatment for AID Do you personally know anyone who received or is currently receiving treatment for AIDS? Probe by asking about household members, relatives, friends. If answer is 2 > Go to 21 (y21- variable name in dataset). 367 1 Yes 2 No 19. Relationship to this person 19. Relationship to this person 19. Relationship to this person 19. Relationship to this person 19. Relationship to this person What was/is your relation to this person? If there are multiple persons, ask about closest relation. 132 235 1 Household member 2 Relative in this Division 3 Relative elsewhere 4 Non-relative in this Division 5 Non-relative elsewhere Sysmiss 20. What happened to person's health since receiving treatme 20. What happened to person's health since receiving treatme 20. What happened to person's health since receiving treatme 20. What happened to person's health since receiving treatme 20. What happened to person's health since receiving treatme What happened to this person’s health since receiving treatment? 132 235 1 Recovered/Improved 2 Remained sick 3 Got more sick 4 Too early to tell 5 Died 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss 21. In Kosirai Division, treatment for HIV is easily availab 21. In Kosirai Division, treatment for HIV is easily availab 21. In Kosirai Division, treatment for HIV is easily availab 21. In Kosirai Division, treatment for HIV is easily availab 21. In Kosirai Division, treatment for HIV is easily availab In Kosirai Division, do you know whether treatment for HIV/AIDS is easily available, available but not for everyone who needs it, or not available at all? 367 1 Easily available 2 Available, but not for everyone who needs it 3 Not available at all 8 9 99 Don’t know 22. Ever been tested for HIV 22. Ever been tested for HIV 22. Ever been tested for HIV 22. Ever been tested for HIV 22. Ever been tested for HIV Have you ever been tested for HIV? If answer is 2 > Go to 28 (y28 - variable name in dataset). 367 1 Yes 2 No 23. Month when tested for HIV 23. Month when tested for HIV 23. Month when tested for HIV 23. Month when tested for HIV 23. Month when tested for HIV When did you get tested for HIV? Month. Record most recent testing date. 88 279 1 98 5.852 10.317 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 98 Sysmiss 23. Year when tested for HIV 23. Year when tested for HIV 23. Year when tested for HIV 23. Year when tested for HIV 23. Year when tested for HIV When did you get tested for HIV? Year. Record most recent testing date. 88 279 2000 2002 2003 2004 Sysmiss 24. Where got tested 24. Where got tested 24. Where got tested 24. Where got tested 24. Where got tested Where did you get tested for HIV? 88 279 1 Mosoriot Health Center 2 Turbo Health Center 3 Burnt Forest Health Center 4 Eldoret 5 Kapsabet 6 Kisumu 7 Other (specify) 99 Don’t know Sysmiss 25. Result of HIV test 25. Result of HIV test 25. Result of HIV test 25. Result of HIV test 25. Result of HIV test What was the result of your HIV test? Emphasize confidentiality when asking this question. 88 279 1 HIV-Positive 2 HIV-Negative 3 Won’t say 4 Have not received results yet Sysmiss 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status Who have you informed about your status? List the 3 people that were informed first. 86 281 1 Partner 2 Father 3 Mother 4 Sister/brother 5 Other relative in household 6 Other relative elsewhere 7 Friend 8 Other (specify) Sysmiss 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status Who have you informed about your status? List the 3 people that were informed first. 58 309 1 Partner 2 Father 3 Mother 4 Sister/brother 5 Other relative in household 6 Other relative elsewhere 7 Friend 8 Other (specify) Sysmiss 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status 26. Who informed about the status Who have you informed about your status? List the 3 people that were informed first. 32 335 1 Partner 2 Father 3 Mother 4 Sister/brother 5 Other relative in household 6 Other relative elsewhere 7 Friend 8 Other (specify) Sysmiss 27. Informed any other people about the status 27. Informed any other people about the status 27. Informed any other people about the status 27. Informed any other people about the status 27. Informed any other people about the status Have you informed any other people about your status? 87 280 1 Yes 2 No 8 Sysmiss 28. Nearest place someone can be tested for HIV 28. Nearest place someone can be tested for HIV 28. Nearest place someone can be tested for HIV 28. Nearest place someone can be tested for HIV 28. Nearest place someone can be tested for HIV What is the nearest place where someone can be tested for HIV? 367 1 Mosoriot Health Center 2 Turbo Health Center 3 Burnt Forest Health Center 4 Eldoret 5 Kapsabet 6 Kisumu 7 Other (specify) 8 9 99 Don’t know 29. Chances of geting HIV 29. Chances of geting HIV 29. Chances of geting HIV 29. Chances of geting HIV 29. Chances of geting HIV Do you think your chances of having HIV/AIDS are high, moderate, low, or do you think you are at no risk at all? 367 1 High 2 Moderate 3 Low 4 No risk at all 8 9 30. Percent chance that currently have HIV 30. Percent chance that currently have HIV 30. Percent chance that currently have HIV 30. Percent chance that currently have HIV 30. Percent chance that currently have HIV What do you think is the percent chance (0 to 100) that you currently have HIV/AIDS? 367 100 20.42 29.85 31A. Age when first had sexual intercourse 31A. Age when first had sexual intercourse 31A. Age when first had sexual intercourse 31A. Age when first had sexual intercourse 31A. Age when first had sexual intercourse How old were you when you first had sexual intercourse. Age in years. If answer is 99 (never)> Go to 36 (y36 - variable name in dataset). 367 99 Never 31B. Total numbers of sexual partner have had 31B. Total numbers of sexual partner have had 31B. Total numbers of sexual partner have had 31B. Total numbers of sexual partner have had 31B. Total numbers of sexual partner have had What is the total number of sexual partners that you have had? [Number of partners in lifetime] 285 82 1 98 13.618 29.727 32A. Been sexual active in past 6 months 32A. Been sexual active in past 6 months 32A. Been sexual active in past 6 months 32A. Been sexual active in past 6 months 32A. Been sexual active in past 6 months Have you been sexually active in the past 6 months? If answer is 2 > Go to 34 (y34 - variable name in dataset). 285 82 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 32B. How many different sexual partners in past 6 months 32B. How many different sexual partners in past 6 months 32B. How many different sexual partners in past 6 months 32B. How many different sexual partners in past 6 months 32B. How many different sexual partners in past 6 months How many different sexual partners have you had in the past 6 months? [Number of partners in past 6 months] 135 232 1 98 2.126 8.381 33A. Last time had sex with main partner used condom 33A. Last time had sex with main partner used condom 33A. Last time had sex with main partner used condom 33A. Last time had sex with main partner used condom 33A. Last time had sex with main partner used condom During the last time you had sex with your spouse or main partner, did you use a condom? 135 232 1 Yes 2 No 3 N/A Sysmiss 33B. Last time had sex in casual encounter used condom 33B. Last time had sex in casual encounter used condom 33B. Last time had sex in casual encounter used condom 33B. Last time had sex in casual encounter used condom 33B. Last time had sex in casual encounter used condom During the last time you had sex in a casual encounter, did you use a condom? 135 232 1 Yes 2 No 3 N/A 8 8 Sysmiss 34. How often use condoms when having sex 34. How often use condoms when having sex 34. How often use condoms when having sex 34. How often use condoms when having sex 34. How often use condoms when having sex How often do you use condoms when having sex? 285 82 1 Always 2 Almost Always 3 Very Seldom 4 Never 8 Sysmiss 35. Spouse/main partner has other sexual partners 35. Spouse/main partner has other sexual partners 35. Spouse/main partner has other sexual partners 35. Spouse/main partner has other sexual partners 35. Spouse/main partner has other sexual partners Do you think that your spouse or main partner has other sexual partners besides you? 285 82 1 Yes 2 No 3 N/A 8 9 Sysmiss 36. Have had any technical training 36. Have had any technical training 36. Have had any technical training 36. Have had any technical training 36. Have had any technical training Have you had any technical or professional training? 367 1 Technical 2 Professional 3 On-the-job 4 No 37. Plan to receive additional technical training 37. Plan to receive additional technical training 37. Plan to receive additional technical training 37. Plan to receive additional technical training 37. Plan to receive additional technical training Do you plan to receive any additional technical or professional training in the next 1 year? 367 1 Yes 2 No 8 38. Amount have spent on non-food items 38. Amount have spent on non-food items 38. Amount have spent on non-food items 38. Amount have spent on non-food items 38. Amount have spent on non-food items What is total amount you yourself have spent on non-food items (such as clothing, shoes, bicycles, watches, etc.) in the past 6 months? Amount in KSh 367 25000 2257.27 2593.972 39. Have received financial assistance from friends in past 39. Have received financial assistance from friends in past 39. Have received financial assistance from friends in past 39. Have received financial assistance from friends in past 39. Have received financial assistance from friends in past Have you received any financial assistance from friends and relatives in the past 6 months? If answer is 2 > Go to 41 (y41 - variable name in dataset). 367 1 Yes 2 No 40. Value of all the assistance have receieved in past 6 mon 40. Value of all the assistance have receieved in past 6 mon 40. Value of all the assistance have receieved in past 6 mon 40. Value of all the assistance have receieved in past 6 mon 40. Value of all the assistance have receieved in past 6 mon What is the value of all the assistance you have received in the past 6 months? 192 175 26000 1432.292 2456.996 41. Main non-schooling activity during the past 12 months 41. Main non-schooling activity during the past 12 months 41. Main non-schooling activity during the past 12 months 41. Main non-schooling activity during the past 12 months 41. Main non-schooling activity during the past 12 months During the past 12 months, what has been you main nonschooling activity? * Read choices to the respondent. If answer is 4 > Go to 44 (y44 - variable name in dataset). 367 1 Farming 2 Wage/Salaried Employment 3 Non-farm Self-Employment 4 Unemployed/did not work 42. During past month how much money earned for all the work 42. During past month how much money earned for all the work 42. During past month how much money earned for all the work 42. During past month how much money earned for all the work 42. During past month how much money earned for all the work During the past month, how much money did you yourself earn for all of the work you did? Amount in KSh. 299 68 20000 1063.813 2236.021 43. How amount compare to what usually earned every month in 43. How amount compare to what usually earned every month in 43. How amount compare to what usually earned every month in 43. How amount compare to what usually earned every month in 43. How amount compare to what usually earned every month in How does this amount compare to what you usually earned every month in the past year? 299 68 1 More 2 About the same 3 Less 8 Sysmiss 44. Expect to look for another job in next 6 montths 44. Expect to look for another job in next 6 montths 44. Expect to look for another job in next 6 montths 44. Expect to look for another job in next 6 montths 44. Expect to look for another job in next 6 montths Do you expect to look for another job in the next 6 months? 367 1 Yes 2 No