DDI_TZA_2009_TRRRBS_v01_M_v01_A_PUF 2011-03-16 NADA Mainland Trunk Roads & Zanzibar Rural Roads Baseline Survey 2009 TRRRBS 2009 TZA_2009_TRRRBS_v01_M Economic Development Initiatives (EDI) for the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) NADA Millennium Challenge Corporation Impact Evaluation Survey To evaluate the impact of the rehabilitation of the project roads on the socioeconomic development of the communities along the roads, the study will use a combination of propensity score matching and difference-in-differences regression. Communities along the roads scheduled for upgrades (the treatment communities) will be matched with other communities that have similar characteristics but will not benefit from the road upgrades (the comparison communities). This will result in two comparable groups of communities: one group that is situated along the roads and will receive the (benefits of) road upgrades and another group that will not. The study will obtain pre-treatment and post-treatment data on both groups of communities and compare values of key outcome variables, such as travel time, travel cost, and income. Tanzania Household, Community Sample survey data [ssd] For the Tanga - Horohoro road we identified 16 villages along the treatment road and 12 villages along the comparison road. Sample size for this road project was 24 villages (see Table I.1 of the survey report provided under Related Materials), spread out evenly among the treatment and the comparison road. We thus took a random sample of 12 out of 16 treatment villages. The comparison group consisted of all 12 villages along the comparison road. The listing team visited the 24 selected villages and drew up exhaustive lists of vitongoji within each village. Vitongoji were divided in two groups depending on their distance to the road and one kitongoji was randomly sampled from each group. Table I.2 shows the final sample (48 vitongoji) for the Tanga - Horohoro road project. Figures 1 and 2 in the appendix show the exact location (captured by GPS) of all surveyed vitongoji along the treatment (Figure 1 of the survey report) and comparison (Figure 2) road. For the two stretches of road on the southern Mtwara corridor we identified 18 villages that are located on or along the roads that will be upgraded and 21 villages that are located along the selected comparison roads (see subsection 2.2). Sample size for this road project was 34 villages (seeTable I.1), spread evenly among treatment and comparison roads. We thus took a random sample of 17 out of 18 treatment villages and 17 out of 21 comparison villages. The listing team visited the 34 selected villages and drew up exhaustive lists of vitongoji within each village. Vitongoji were again divided in two groups depending on their distance to the road and one kitongoji was randomly sampled from each group. Table I.3 shows the final sample (68 vitongoji) for the Mtwara corridor road project. For the longest road (Sumbawanga - Tunduma), we identified 27 villages along the treatment road and 26 villages along the selected comparison roads (see subsection 2.1). Sample size for the impact evaluation of this road was 42 villages spread out evenly among treatment and comparison roads. We thus took a random sample of 21 out of 27 treatment villages and 21 out of 26 comparison villages. Again, the listing team visited the selected villages and drew up exhaustive lists of vitongoji within each village. Vitongoji were again divided in two groups depending on their distance to the road and one kitongoji was randomly sampled from each group. Tables I.4 and I.5 show the final sample (84 vitongoji) for the Tunduma ‐ Sumbawanga road project (Table I.4 for the Tunduma - Mkutano part in Mbeya Region and Table I.5 for the Mkutano - Sumbawanga part in Rukwa Region). Face-to-face [f2f] Data.Gov Data.Gov - MCC Data Catalog https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/tanzania-mainland-trunk-roads Cost: None Monitoring and Evaluation Division 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. Mainland_ClusterMaster 100 5 Mainland_District 30 6 Mainland_HHAsset 44970 5 Mainland_HHData - Public Use 2998 45 Mainland_HHEconActivity 1442 4 Mainland_HHLivestock 17991 5 Mainland_HHmember - Public Use 13713 25 Mainland_HHOtherDescription 156 6 Mainland_HHsamplerecord - Public Use 3008 16 Mainland_HHTransportMethod 1819 9 Mainland_Kitongoji - Public Use 517 12 Mainland_LoLScenario 1206 13 Mainland_CP_Agriculture Community profile - Agriculture (1) (seasons) 2400 6 Mainland_CP_CashCrop Community profile - Agriculture (3) (cash crops) 600 11 Mainland_CP_CommunityData - Public Use 200 84 Mainland_CP_Goods_Food 3600 6 Mainland_CP_Goods_NonFood 3200 6 Mainland_CP_Health_Meds - Public Use 600 6 Mainland_CP_Health_Profs - Public Use 1600 6 Mainland_CP_Health_Services - Public Use 1200 5 Mainland_CP_Location - Public Use 2043 11 Mainland_CP_OtherDescription 1367 6 Mainland_CP_Services - Public Use 1600 6 Mainland_CP_Traffic 89 17 Mainland_CP_Transport - Public Use 1800 22 Mainland_Kitongoji - Public Use 200 13 Mainland_P_Infrastructure - Public Use 1800 5 Pemba_ClusterMaster - Public Use 80 2 Pemba_ConsumptionCategory 15 3 Pemba_ConsumptionItem 33 4 Pemba_FoodItem 90 7 Pemba_FoodItemUnit 409 4 Pemba_FoodUnit 115 2 Pemba_HHAsset 30075 5 Pemba_HHChild 1076 27 Pemba_HHConsData 30075 5 Pemba_HHCredit - Public Use 425 9 Pemba_HHCrop 3609 14 Pemba_HHData - Public Use 1203 105 Pemba_HHDuration 49519 4 Pemba_HHEnterprise - Public Use 189 23 Pemba_HHFoodConsData 63759 17 Pemba_HHLabour 1199 30 Pemba_HHLivestock 18045 5 Pemba_HHmember - Public Use 7345 73 Pemba_HHOtherDescription 914 6 Pemba_HHPriceData 33684 4 Pemba_HHPrivTransfers 3609 10 Pemba_HHSampleRecord - Public Use 1212 7 Pemba_HHShock 20451 8 Pemba_HHTransGroup 199 10 Pemba_HHTransportMethod 7572 11 Pemba_ClusterMaster 80 5 Pemba_CP_Agriculture 960 6 Pemba_CP_CashCrop - Public Use 240 9 Pemba_CP_CommunityData - Public Use 80 78 Pemba_CP_Goods_Food 1440 6 Pemba_CP_Goods_NonFood 1280 6 Pemba_CP_Health_Meds - Public Use 240 6 Pemba_CP_Health_Profs - Public Use 640 6 Pemba_CP_Health_Services - Public Use 480 5 Pemba_CP_Location - Public Use 899 12 Pemba_CP_OtherDescription 316 6 Pemba_CP_PoliticalInv 80 14 Pemba_CP_Services - Public Use 640 6 Pemba_CP_TimeStampData 1590 5 Pemba_CP_Traffic 80 17 Pemba_CP_Transport - Public Use 720 22 Pemba_District 6 6 Pemba_vKitongoji - Public Use 80 6 District ID District ID District ID District ID District ID 100 0404 0408 1002 1003 1005 1206 1502 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 100 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village 100 1 Treatment Village 2 Comparison Village Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - Swahili Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - Swahili Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - Swahili Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - Swahili Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - Swahili 100 How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the kitai - lituhi regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the kitanda – lumecha regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the likuyufusi - mitomoni regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the mabokweni - bombomtoni regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the mkutano – sumbawanga trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the mlowo – kamsamba regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the namtumbo - songea trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the old trunk road between mkima and malonje? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the peramiho - liganga district road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the regional road between kaengesa and kale? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the songea - mbinga trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the tanga - horohoro trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the tunduma – mkutano trunk road? Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English 100 How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the kitai - lituhi regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the kitanda – lumecha regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the likuyufusi - mitomoni regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the mabokweni - bombomtoni regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the mkutano – sumbawanga trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the mlowo – kamsamba regional road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the namtumbo - songea trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the old trunk road between mkima and malonje? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the peramiho - liganga district road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the regional road between kaengesa and kale? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the songea - mbinga trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the tanga - horohoro trunk road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the tunduma – mkutano trunk road? Region ID Region ID Region ID Region ID Region ID 30 04 10 12 15 18 99 District ID District ID District ID District ID District ID 30 0401 0402 0403 0404 0405 0406 0407 0408 0499 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1201 1202 1203 1204 1205 1206 1207 1208 1501 1502 1503 1504 1802 1806 9998 9999 District name District name District name District name District name 30 Bukoba Rural Bukoba Urban Chunya Handeni Ileje Kilindi Korogwe Kyela Lushoto Mbarali Mbeya Rural Mbeya Urban Mbinga Mbozi Mkinga Mpanda Muheza Namtumbo Nkasi Other Country Other Region Pangani Rungwe Songea Rural Songea Urban Sumbawanga Rural Sumbawanga Urban Tanga Tunduru District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) 10 Bukoba Mbinga Mkinga Namtumbo Songea Sumbawanga Tanga Vwawa Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) 10 Bukoba Mbeya Songea Sumbawanga Tanga Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) 9 Kemondo Mbinga Specified Destination the border at Horohoro the border at Tunduma Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3008 40401 150223 101562.227 38762.094 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 3008 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 3008 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Whether HH is expected to be available based on village officials input Whether HH is expected to be available based on village officials input Whether HH is expected to be available based on village officials input Whether HH is expected to be available based on village officials input Whether HH is expected to be available based on village officials input 3008 1 True if this HH replaces another for which an interview was not possible. True if this HH replaces another for which an interview was not possible. True if this HH replaces another for which an interview was not possible. True if this HH replaces another for which an interview was not possible. True if this HH replaces another for which an interview was not possible. 3008 1 HH available for interview? HH available for interview? HH available for interview? HH available for interview? HH available for interview? Is the HH available for interview or not? In this field, indicate whether the household is available for interview or not. If not, consult your supervisor, who will provide you with a replacement household. 3008 1 Yes 2 No Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Reason for HH unavailability? 14 2994 1 Refused 2 Household no longer exists 3 Household unknown 4 Temporarily absent 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? In this field you need to describe who exactly provided you with the information that the household is unavailable for interview. 14 Hakukuwa na mwakilishi kwenye LoL. infirmation from the kitongoji chairperson information provided by kitongoji chairperso the HH did come late the reason could not be established as per kitongoji chairman went to the farm Ladder of Life 2002 Ladder of Life 2002 Ladder of Life 2002 Ladder of Life 2002 Ladder of Life 2002 3000 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Ladder of Life 2009 Ladder of Life 2009 Ladder of Life 2009 Ladder of Life 2009 Ladder of Life 2009 3000 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 Sysmiss Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village 3008 1 Treatment Village 2 Comparison Village The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) 3008 1 Close to road 2 Far from road Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set 2993 15 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set 2993 15 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set 2978 30 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss group(P1_2Q5) group(P1_2Q5) group(P1_2Q5) group(P1_2Q5) group(P1_2Q5) 3008 1 758 404.221 217.034 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 2998 40401 150223 101399.986 38724.578 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 2998 1001 2020 1509.802 500.207 Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview? The language recorded here is that used by the interviewer and not the one used by the interpreter. If an interviewer can speak the local language it is better that he/she translates, since he is in a better position to translate correctly the demand of the question. When interpreters are used to translate and convey the question in a different language then SPECIFY the language used and indicate in question 2 that an interpreter was used. 2998 1 Swahili 99 Other (Specify) Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? If the answer to this question is 'yes', a comment MUST be made about how smoothly the interview was carried out. 2998 1 Yes 2 No Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? This field is automatically filled when leaving form C. In case you want to change the starting time, tick the 'set' button. However, you should always check whether the entry is consistent with your watch! Note that the starting time of the interview is the time when you start filling in the questionnaire with the respondent. 2998 Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) This question should only be answered if it is the SECOND visit to the HH. This question will be enabled if the first visit was 'partially completed'. Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Ideally, the main respondent is the head of the household. Only in case it is really impossible to interview the head, the main respondent can be another well informed household member. If there are more than one household members while interviewing, take the main one. 2998 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the household head ? In case the household head has a NATIONAL tribe not listed in the list, please select 'other' and specify the tribe in the 'other description' window. In case the household head has a FOREIGN tribe but a TANZANIAN citizen specify his/her tribe. For a HH head with a foreign tribe but NOT a TANZANIAN citizen then select FOREIGN NATIONAL in the list. 2998 1 Alagwa 2 Akiek 3 Arusha 4 Assa 5 Barabaig 6 Bembe 7 Bena 8 Bende 9 Bondei 10 Bungu 11 Burunge 12 Chagga 13 Datoga 14 Dhaiso 15 Digo 16 Doe 17 Fipa 18 Gogo 19 Gorowa 20 Gweno 21 Ha 22 Hadzabe 23 Hangaza 24 Haya 25 Hehe 26 Ikizu 27 Ikoma 28 Iraqw 29 Isanzu 30 Jiji 31 Jita 32 Kabwa 33 Kaguru 34 Kahe 35 Kami 36 Kara (Regi) 37 Kerewe 38 Kimbu 39 Kinga 40 Kisankasa 41 Kisi 42 Konongo 43 Kuria 44 Kutu 45 Kw'adza 46 Kwavi 47 Kwaya 48 Kwere 49 Kwifa 50 Lambya 51 Luguru 52 Luo 53 Maasai 54 Machinga 55 Magoma 56 Makonde 57 Makua 58 Makwe 59 Malila 60 Mambwe 61 Manda 62 Matengo 63 Matumbi 64 Maviha 65 Mbugwe 66 Mbunga 67 Mosiro 68 Mpoto 69 Mwanga 70 Mwera 71 Ndali 72 Ndamba 73 Ndendeule 74 Ndengereko 75 Ndonde 76 Ngasa 77 Ngindo 78 Ngoni 79 Ngulu 80 Ngurimi 81 Ngwele 82 Nilamba 83 Nindi 84 Nyakyusa 85 Nyambo 86 Nyamwanga 87 Nyamwezi 88 Nyanyembe 89 Nyaturu 90 Nyiha 91 Nyiramba 92 Pangwa 93 Pare 94 Pimbwe 95 Pogolo 96 Rangi 97 Rufiji 98 Rungi 99 Rungu 100 Rungwa 101 Rwa 102 Safwa 103 Sagara 104 Sandawe 105 Sangu 106 Segeju 107 Shambaa 108 Shubi 109 Sizaki 110 Suba 111 Sukuma 112 Sumbwa 113 Swahili 114 Temi 115 Tongwe 116 Tumbuka 117 Vidunda 118 Vinza 119 Wanda 120 Wanji 121 Ware 122 Yao 123 Zanaki 124 Zaramo 125 Zigula 126 Zinza 127 Zyoba 128 Mangati 129 Wafyomi 130 Manyema 132 Mbugu 777 None 888 DK (comment) 998 Foreign national 999 Other (specify) What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the household head? All christians will be grouped into protestants EXCEPT "Mormons, Orthodox and Jehova's witnesses" who will be grouped into "Other christians. Catholics have their own category. 2998 1 Catholic 2 Protestant 3 Other Christian 4 Muslim 5 Traditionalist 6 No Religion 88 DK 99 Other (specify) In case of illness, who does the HH head consult? In case of illness, who does the HH head consult? In case of illness, who does the HH head consult? In case of illness, who does the HH head consult? In case of illness, who does the HH head consult? In case of illness, who does the HH head consult? 2998 1 Doctor 2 Nurse 3 Pharmacist 4 Traditional herbal healer 5 Witch doctor 99 Other (Specify) Does your household own land? Does your household own land? Does your household own land? Does your household own land? Does your household own land? Does your household own land? Here you record the land OWNED not simply rented/borrowed by the household. This will include cultivated land as well as fallow land. 2998 1 Yes 2 No How much land does your household own? AREA How much land does your household own? AREA How much land does your household own? AREA How much land does your household own? AREA How much land does your household own? AREA How much land does your household own? AREA Here you record the total land OWNED by the household. This will include cultivated land as well as fallow land. 2849 149 0.25 70 4.499 4.81 How much land does your household own? UNIT How much land does your household own? UNIT How much land does your household own? UNIT How much land does your household own? UNIT How much land does your household own? UNIT How much land does your household own? UNIT 2849 149 1 Acre 2 Hectare Sysmiss Do you use irrigation? Do you use irrigation? Do you use irrigation? Do you use irrigation? Do you use irrigation? Do you use irrigation? 2849 149 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of your house made of? If there is more than one type of floor material, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. But if, for example, the floor is covered with grass, you should ask what material is below the grass. If the material below the grass is of higher value (for instance cement), you should report the material underneath. If the household has covered the floor with a CARPET, record the material underneath. An exception is only made for GRASS. 2998 1 Mud/earth 2 Wood/plank 3 Tiles 4 Concrete/Cement 5 Grass 99 Other (specify) What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of your house made of? If there is more than one type of material used for walls, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. But if, for example, the walls are plastered you need to ask what material is behind the plaster. If the material behind the plaster is of higher value, you should choose the higher value one. In case the walls of the dwelling seem to be build out of grass, you should figure out which material supports the grass and select that material in the list. It can not be that grass stands on its own, so the response cannot be 'grass'. You will notice that in Moshi there is a unique type of building walls materials. There is a kind of bricks that look strong but not baked. They are sliced out of naturally compacted gravel. This type of walls should be classified under 'burnt brick', i.e. code [3]. 2998 1 Mud/Mud brick 2 Stone 3 Burnt bricks 4 Concrete/Cement 5 Wood/Bamboo 6 Iron sheets 7 Cardboard 99 Other (specify) What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of your house made of? If there is more than one type of roofing material, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. 2998 1 Mud 2 Thatch 3 Wood 4 Iron sheets 5 Concrete/Cement 6 Roofing tiles 7 Asbestos 99 Other (specify) What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What type of toilet is used by your household? First ask whether the household HAS a toilet, yes or no. If the answer is 'no', select 'none'. Only if they say 'yes', you should ask them which type of toilet. A flush toilet is one in which water carries the waste down pipes. A pit latrine refers to a pit dug into the earth. There are two types of pit latrines. ‘shimo lililofunikwa’ is a pit latrine which is covered (you cannot look inside). ‘shimo lisilofunikwa’ is a pit latrine that is not covered. There may be planks/boards to support the feet, but they only serve as support and not to cover the hole. A covered pit latrine does NOT mean that it has fences behind which people hide themselves while using the toilet. If the respondent answers that they use the bush, the fields, or a cleared corner of the compound, the interviewer will record “None”. If the household uses more than one toilet, take the most frequently used one. In case the household member(s) is/are present at the moment of your visit, do NOT ask whether you can go and have a look at the toilet to verify. Only in case the HH members are not present, you can go and have a look in case the toilet is OUTSIDE the house and in public domain. 2998 1 None (bush) 2 Flush to sewer 3 Flush to septic tank 4 pan/bucket 5 Covered pit latrine 6 Uncovered pit latrine 7 Ventilated pit latrine 99 Other (specify) What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the source of drinking water for your household? If more than one source of drinking water is used, only the main one will be recorded. If the household uses a different drinking source in different seasons, then use that source that they use the most days in a year. Note that a spring (chemichemi) is water that naturally springs from the ground, while a well (kisima) is dug to reach the ground water table level. A chemichemi can be dug a little to improve water collection, but that does not make it a kisima. In case the response is ‘tinga tinga’, the response option [9] should be selected. 2998 1 Pipe bourne water treated 2 Piped bourne water untreated 3 Bore hole/hand pump 4 Covered Well 5 Uncovered Well 6 Protected spring 7 Unprotected spring 8 Rain water 9 River, lake, pond 10 Truck, vendor 99 Other (specify) How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? HOUR How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? HOUR How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? HOUR How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? HOUR How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? HOUR How much time does it usually take to fetch drinking water and take it home (round trip: home – drinking water – home)? HOURS This question covers the total time for ONE round trip. Someone goes to point A to fetch water, takes the water and goes back home. 2998 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? MINU How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? MINU How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? MINU How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? MINU How much time does it take to get drinking water to your home (round trip)? MINU How much time does it usually take to fetch drinking water and take it home (round trip: home – drinking water – home)? MINUTES 2998 55 16.666 13.999 What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? If more than one, take the most frequently used. If they say that they are using a lamp, you need to ask them which energy source they are using in order to lit the lamp. Always choose the highest value option in the list that applies. For instance, if the household uses a generator, you should select option [4], even if the generator charges a battery first. 2998 1 Kerosine/paraffin 2 Gas 3 Main electricity 4 Solar panels/private generator 5 Battery 6 Candles 7 Firewood 99 Other (specify) What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for cooking? If more than one, take the most frequently used. Always choose the highest value option in the list that applies. For instance, if the household uses a generator, you should select option [6], even if the generator charges a battery first. 2998 1 Firewood 2 Kerosine/paraffin 3 Chacoal 4 Gas 5 Main electricty 6 Solar panels/private generator 7 Animal waste 8 Plant residual/saw dust 99 Other (Specify) How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? HOURS How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? HOURS How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? HOURS How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? HOURS How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? HOURS How much time does it usually take to fetch firewood (round trip: home – firewood – home)? HOURS This question covers the total time for ONE round trip. Someone goes to point A to collect firewood, takes all the wood she needs and can carry, and goes back home. 2835 163 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 Sysmiss How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? MINUTES How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? MINUTES How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? MINUTES How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? MINUTES How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip)? MINUTES How much time does it take to fetch firewood (round trip: home – firewood – home)? MINUTES 2835 163 55 6.905 12.898 Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another village Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another village Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another village Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another village Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another village When was the last time you visited/were visited by someone from another village (within this district)? 2998 1 Today 2 During the last week 3 During the last month 4 More than one month ago 5 More than two months ago 6 More than three months ago 7 More than a year ago 8 Never Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another district Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another district Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another district Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another district Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another district When was the last time you visited/were visited by someone from another district (within this region)? 2998 1 Today 2 During the last week 3 During the last month 4 More than one month ago 5 More than two months ago 6 More than three months ago 7 More than a year ago 8 Never Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another region Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another region Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another region Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another region Last time HH visited/received visit (from) someone from another region When was the last time you visited/were visited by someone from another region (within this country)? 2998 1 Today 2 During the last week 3 During the last month 4 More than one month ago 5 More than two months ago 6 More than three months ago 7 More than a year ago 8 Never In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [DISTRICT CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [DISTRICT CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [DISTRICT CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [DISTRICT CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [DISTRICT CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [DISTRICT CAPITAL]? 2998 1 Yes 2 No In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [REGIONAL CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [REGIONAL CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [REGIONAL CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [REGIONAL CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [REGIONAL CAPITAL]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [REGIONAL CAPITAL]? Enabled if District Capital <> Region Capital 1768 1230 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]? In the last 2 months, did anyone in the HH travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]? Enabled if District <> Mbinga 2758 240 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does your household cultivate cash crops? Does your household cultivate cash crops? Does your household cultivate cash crops? Does your household cultivate cash crops? Does your household cultivate cash crops? Does your household cultivate cash crops? This question captures BOTH the CASH and FOOD crops, the point is whether or not the crop cultivated brings income in the household i.e. the crop is income generating crop for the household. In this way crops like; maize, banana, beans and the like cultivated by the household and are sold out qualify as cash crops. 2998 1 Yes 2 No How many members of your household engage in non-agricultural activities to gain How many members of your household engage in non-agricultural activities to gain How many members of your household engage in non-agricultural activities to gain How many members of your household engage in non-agricultural activities to gain How many members of your household engage in non-agricultural activities to gain How many members of your household engage (part-time or full-time) in nonagricultural activities to gain income? Here we DO NOT record someone who works on other people's farms for pay. The engagement reffered to here SHOULD BE PURELY NON-AGRICULTURAL 2998 1 2 3 4 5 Percentage of total household income gained through non-agricultural activities? Percentage of total household income gained through non-agricultural activities? Percentage of total household income gained through non-agricultural activities? Percentage of total household income gained through non-agricultural activities? Percentage of total household income gained through non-agricultural activities? What is the percentage of total household income gained through non-agricultural activities? If the respondent gives you a response in terms of fractions THEN multiply the fraction by 100 to get the percentage. Example: a quarter of our income comes from non-farm activities THEN this will be equivalent to 25%. DO NOT enter the percentage sign in the response box; just enter the integer. Enabled if T6Q2 > 0 2998 100 19.5 29.145 3 main crops grown by the HH: FIRST 3 main crops grown by the HH: FIRST 3 main crops grown by the HH: FIRST 3 main crops grown by the HH: FIRST 3 main crops grown by the HH: FIRST List the three most important (in terms of revenue for the household) cash crops grown by the household! FIRST Note that we are interested in the 3 main crops of ALL land/farms owned AND borrowed AND rented. Respondents tend to forget permanent crops (such as bananas in Bukoba district). Make sure the respondent understands that ALL crops should be considered here, also permanent ones. In case there is no clear ranking for the crops, you should insist to the respondent that he/she should rank, but you should also write a comment about this in the comment box. This section is only completed if the answer to T6Q1 = 'yes'. 2254 744 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 40 Coconuts 41 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss 3 main crops grown by the HH: SECOND 3 main crops grown by the HH: SECOND 3 main crops grown by the HH: SECOND 3 main crops grown by the HH: SECOND 3 main crops grown by the HH: SECOND List the three most important (in terms of revenue for the household) cash crops grown by the household! SECOND Note that we are interested in the 3 main crops of ALL land/farms owned AND borrowed AND rented. Respondents tend to forget permanent crops (such as bananas in Bukoba district). Make sure the respondent understands that ALL crops should be considered here, also permanent ones. In case there is no clear ranking for the crops, you should insist to the respondent that he/she should rank, but you should also write a comment about this in the comment box. In case there is no second crop, select 'none'. Enabled if T6Q1 = "Yes [1]" 2254 744 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 40 Coconuts 41 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss 3 main crops grown by the HH: THIRD 3 main crops grown by the HH: THIRD 3 main crops grown by the HH: THIRD 3 main crops grown by the HH: THIRD 3 main crops grown by the HH: THIRD List the three most important (in terms of revenue for the household) cash crops grown by the household! THIRD Note that we are interested in the 3 main crops of ALL land/farms owned AND borrowed AND rented. Respondents tend to forget permanent crops (such as bananas in Bukoba district). Make sure the respondent understands that ALL crops should be considered here, also permanent ones. In case there is no clear ranking for the crops, you should insist to the respondent that he/she should rank, but you should also write a comment about this in the comment box. In case there is no third crop, select 'none'. Enabled if T6AQ1b <> "<none> [77]" And T6Q1 = "Yes [1]" 1668 1330 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 40 Coconuts 41 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 1 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 1 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 1 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 1 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 1 What is the total amount of money your household got from selling this crop in the past year (TSHS)? CROP 1 For perennial crops you ask for and record the amount received in the period of 12 months. Enabled if T6AQ1a <> "[77]" And T6AQ1a <> "[0]" 2998 9000000 103016.916 264660.858 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 2 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 2 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 2 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 2 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 2 What is the total amount of money your household received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 2 For perennial crops you ask for and record the amount received in the period of 12 months. Enabled if T6AQ1b <> "[0]" And T6AQ1b <> "[0]" 2998 2600000 40859.286 108846.485 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 3 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 3 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 3 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 3 Total amount of money HH received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 3 What is the total amount of money your household received after selling the last harvest (TSHS)? CROP 3 For perennial crops you ask for and record the amount received in the period of 12 months. Enabled if T6AQ1c <> "[0]" And T6AQ1c <> "[0]" 2998 1400000 16239.66 60643.71 How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? Enabled if T1Q1 = "Swahili [1]" 2998 1 Excellent 2 Good 3 Average 4 Poor 5 Very poor 6 Speaks no Swahili Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish 2998 Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) This question should only be answered in case it is the SECOND visit to the HH. It indicates the time finished of this second visit. Enabled if more than 1 visit Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result 2998 1 Completed 2 Partially completed Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Enabled if T7Q4 = "Partially completed [2]" Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 44970 40401 150223 101399.986 38718.55 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 44970 1001 2020 1509.802 500.129 Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code 44970 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? For each item listed, indicate whether someone in the household owns one of the listed items (‘yes’ or ‘no’). Make sure to ask EACH individual item and not let the respondent simple list which assets he/she thinks they have. Also, you should ask about the more luxury items, such as cars, even if you think they do not own it. You can always tell the respondent that you are asking those questions to everybody in the village, and that it is your job to do so in order to be consistent for each household. Make sure you ask whether or not the respondent or anyone in the household owns the item. This is important as it is easy to slip into the habit of asking ‘you’ rather than ‘you or anyone else in the household’ (as it conforms more closely to natural conversational phrasing). Stick to the formulation ‘you or anyone else in the household’ to avoid confusion. Asking ‘you’ may be interpreted by the respondent as meaning ‘his/her self’ not the household. People who belong to several households (e.g. a polygamist head of household with another wife and household somewhere else) will own assets that do not belong to the household you are interviewing. E.g. do not count this person’s furniture in the other household as belonging to the household you are interviewing, but DO count a mobile phone that he carries with him or a motorbike that he uses to visit both households. The rule should be that anything that remains in the other household is not eligible for inclusion in the asset section of the questionnaire, but anything that clearly transfers between households can be included. Note that a ‘functioning’ need to be ‘functioning’ in order to be considered as owned asset. For instance, do not consider a car that has been standing still in the garage for several years because it does not function anymore. However, in case an asset is temporarily not functioning (for instance a cell-phone that is at the fundi at the moment), you should consider it. Specific asset instructions: • Radio: Emphasize that also small radio’s are considered • Clock: Emphasize that also watches are considered • Television: it is having the UNIT itself that is meant here, NOT whether this unit has SIGNAL or not. 44970 No 1 Yes How many (total quantity of the [ITEM] in the household)? How many (total quantity of the [ITEM] in the household)? How many (total quantity of the [ITEM] in the household)? How many (total quantity of the [ITEM] in the household)? How many (total quantity of the [ITEM] in the household)? How many (total quantity of the [ITEM] in the household)? Enabled if T4BQ1 = 'Yes [1]' 8520 36450 33 1.406 0.888 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1442 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1442 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 In what sectors are they involved? (Both wage employment and self employment) In what sectors are they involved? (Both wage employment and self employment) In what sectors are they involved? (Both wage employment and self employment) In what sectors are they involved? (Both wage employment and self employment) In what sectors are they involved? (Both wage employment and self employment) FIRST MAKE A LIST OF ALL SECTORS IN WHICH THE HH IS EMPLOYED. FOR EACH OF THE SECTORS LISTED, ASK QUESTION T6BQ2. In what sectors are they involved (if more than one, list all of them)? LIST BOTH WAGE EMPLOYMENT AND SELF EMPLOYMENT This section is only completed if the answer to T6Q2 = 'yes'. 1431 11 1 Agriculture 2 Mining/quarrying 3 Manufacturing/processing 4 Gas/Water/Electricity 5 Construction 6 Transport 7 Buying and selling 8 Personal services 9 Education/Health 10 Public adminisration 11 Domestic duties 12 Fishing 13 97 Other 1 (specify) 98 Other 2 (specify) 99 Other 3 (specify) Sysmiss What is the number of household members employed in this branch? What is the number of household members employed in this branch? What is the number of household members employed in this branch? What is the number of household members employed in this branch? What is the number of household members employed in this branch? What is the number of household members employed in this branch? Double tabbing this field will automatically enter '0'. 1431 11 1 2 3 4 5 11 Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 17991 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 17991 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal We do NOT consider normal pets here, such as dogs, cats, etc. We ONLY consider LIVESTOCK in this section. 17991 1 Cattle 2 Goats 3 Sheep 4 Pigs 5 Donkeys 6 Poultry 7 8 9 Does anyone in your household own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Does anyone in your household own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Does anyone in your household own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Does anyone in your household own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Does anyone in your household own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Does anyone in your household own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? This question is only about OWNERSHIP. That is, we do not mean POSSESSION. The difference between ownership and possession is that one can be in the possession of a livestock while he/she does NOT own it, hence the livestock should NOT be considered in this question. Note that this also includes livestock OWNED at another location than at the dwelling of the household. Do not count chicks as chickens, but do count calves as cows. The reason is that a chick has too large a chance of dying. 17988 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many (total quantity of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the household)? How many (total quantity of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the household)? How many (total quantity of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the household)? How many (total quantity of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the household)? How many (total quantity of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the household)? How many (total quantity of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] in the household)? You should record all the livestock owned by the household even where some are kept by someone not in the household but they belong to the household Enabled if T4CQ1 = 'yes [1]' 4987 13004 1 130 5.275 6.528 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 13713 40401 150223 101778.546 39145.484 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 13713 1001 2020 1511.263 500.081 Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID MAKE A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL THE PEOPLE WHO NORMALLY LIVE AND EAT THEIR MEALS TOGETHER IN THIS DWELLING. START WITH THE HOUSEHOLD HEAD, FOLLOWED BY HIS OR HER SPOUSE AND THEN FOLLOWED BY ALL CHILDREN RESIDING IN THIS HOUSEHOLD IN ORDER OF THEIR AGE. THEN FOLLOWED BY ANY RELATED OR UNRELATED PEOPLE WHO NORMALLY LIVE AND EAT THEIR MEALS TOGETHER IN THIS DWELLING. FOR EACH PERSON IN THE ROSTER, COMPLETE SCREEN T2A. Member ID (automatically generated by ticking the "add new HH member" command button on form) Automatically generated by ticking the "add new HH member" command button on form 13713 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? The interviewer should be mindful not to assume the sex from the name. Even if the sex seems obvious from the name, ask this question for each person to confirm. 13713 1 Male 2 Female Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR, ENTER 0 Age is among the most important pieces of information for this survey as many of the questions in each section depend on the age of the listed household member. 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 Tanzania, a flood in the region, the war with Iddi Amin, or the World Wars. Intensive probing is required to obtain the complete date, month and year of birth. Often respondents will refer to events such as: - Community events/weather conditions - Religious occasions/holidays - Public holidays e.g. Independence Day, Union Day, Idd-el-Fitr, Idd ul Hajj, Maulid, Christmas, Easter, New Years - Regional disasters - Birth intervals - World events e.g. World War I, II - The famine that occurred in Tanzania after World War II, in 1946 and 1947. - National independence in 1961. - The birth of TANU. 13713 101 22.271 18.839 What is [NAME]’s relationship to the household head? What is [NAME]’s relationship to the household head? What is [NAME]’s relationship to the household head? What is [NAME]’s relationship to the household head? What is [NAME]’s relationship to the household head? THIS SECTION MUST BE COMPLETED FOR EACH PERSON IN THE HH ROSTER. QUESTIONS 9 THROUGH 16 ARE TO BE READ DIRECTLY BY THE INTERVIEWER FROM THE CLINIC CARD What is [NAME]’s relationship to the household head? This question solicits the social relationship that the person shares with the head of household. Indicate from the list the person’s relationship to the head of household. The person listed in the first row in the roster should always be ‘head’ since the head of the household should always be listed in the first row, regardless or whether or not the head is present at the time of interview. Other members should be identified in one of the other categories listed. The wife/husband is the married or unmarried partner of the head. Members of the household who are not related to the head will be coded “non-relative”. Particular care must be taken in recording relationship information when the respondent is someone other than the head of the household; clarification must be made to the respondent that we are interested in the relationship of the person to the head of the household, not to the respondent. 13713 1 Head 2 Spouse 3 Son/daughter 4 Father/mother 5 Sister/brother 6 Niece/nephew 7 Grandchild 8 Live-inservant 9 10 11 98 Other relative (Specify) 99 Other non- relative (Specify) Has [name] ever been to school? Has [name] ever been to school? Has [name] ever been to school? Has [name] ever been to school? Has [name] ever been to school? Has [name] ever been to school? This question aims at knowing wether the respondent has ever been to school independent on wether they completed the required school years or not. Enabled if T2Q4 >= 5 11667 2046 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? Here, you are supposed to record COMPLETED years of education. Example, if the concerned person studied upto standard 7 but did not complete standard seven THEN you would record standard 6 as the highest grade completed. Enabled if T2AQ2 = "Yes [1]" 9326 4387 None 1 Pre-Primary 2 Adult 11 Standard I 12 Standard II 13 Standard III 14 Standard IV 15 Standard V 16 Standard VI 17 Standard VII 18 Standard VIII 19 Primary + Course 20 Form I 21 Form II 22 Form III 23 Form IV 24 Form IV + Course 25 Form V 26 Form VI 27 Form VI+ Course 28 Ordinary Diploma 41 University I 42 University II 43 University III 44 University IV 45 University V & + 88 DK Sysmiss Is [NAME] literate (knows how to read and write)? Is [NAME] literate (knows how to read and write)? Is [NAME] literate (knows how to read and write)? Is [NAME] literate (knows how to read and write)? Is [NAME] literate (knows how to read and write)? Is [NAME] literate (knows how to read and write)? This question asks the individual to indicate whether they can read and write. Any language including English, Kiswahili, or other local languages in which the individual can read and write the language should result in a “Yes” response. Otherwise, the answer should be “No”. If a person can only read, but not write, then the response should be “No”. If a person cannot read due to poor eyesight but was able to read before they lost vision then the interviewer should note that this person is able to read and write. Enabled if T2Q4 >= 7 10730 2983 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? Note that this question considers ACTIVITIES, not only occupation. Leave the respondent to decide on which activity is considered main for a member. Enabled if T2Q4 > 3 12083 1630 1 Paid employee 2 Agricultural sector: Self-employed WITH employees 3 Agricultural: self-employed WITHOUT employees 4 Non-agricultural: Self-employed WITH employees 5 Non-agricultural: self-employed WITHOUT employees 6 Other unpaid family work 7 Domestic work 8 Seeking work 9 Sick 10 Retired 11 Full-time student 12 Apprentice 13 Incapacitated 14 Religious leader/Pastor 15 Child Care Activities 16 Caring for elderly 17 Casual Labourer 18 Too young to work 88 DK 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Has [name] been sick during the last 4 weeks? Has [name] been sick during the last 4 weeks? Has [name] been sick during the last 4 weeks? Has [name] been sick during the last 4 weeks? Has [name] been sick during the last 4 weeks? Has [name] been sick during the last 4 weeks? 13713 1 Yes 2 No Does [NAME] have a clinic card? Does [NAME] have a clinic card? Does [NAME] have a clinic card? Does [NAME] have a clinic card? Does [NAME] have a clinic card? Does [NAME] have a clinic card? Note that this question aims at knowing wether the child HAS A CLINIC CARD. If at the time of your visit the clinic card is with some other caretaker of the child, the answer to this question will still be YES. Enabled if T2Q4 < 5 2046 11667 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did respondent take [NAME]’s clinic card to the interview? Did respondent take [NAME]’s clinic card to the interview? Did respondent take [NAME]’s clinic card to the interview? Did respondent take [NAME]’s clinic card to the interview? Did respondent take [NAME]’s clinic card to the interview? Enabled if T2AQ7 = "Yes [1]" Have you brought [NAME]’s clinic card? 1862 11851 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? DAY [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? DAY [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? DAY [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? DAY [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? DAY [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? DAY You should always RECORD the information from the CARD and NOT otherwise! Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 31 16.271 8.785 [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? MONTH [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? MONTH [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? MONTH [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? MONTH [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? MONTH [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? MONTH You should always RECORD the information from the CARD Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Sysmiss [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? YEAR [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? YEAR [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? YEAR [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? YEAR [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? YEAR [NAME]’s date of birth as noted on clinic card? YEAR You should always RECORD the information from the CARD Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 3 2003 4 2004 5 2005 6 2006 7 2007 8 2008 9 2009 Sysmiss Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! DAY Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! DAY Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! DAY Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! DAY Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! DAY Date [NAME] was last weighed? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! DAY You should always RECORD the information from the CARD Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 31 17.143 7.966 Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! MONTH Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! MONTH Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! MONTH Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! MONTH Date [NAME] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! MONTH Date [NAME] was last weighed? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! MONTH You should always RECORD the information from the CARD and NOT otherwise! Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Sysmiss Date [name] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! YEAR Date [name] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! YEAR Date [name] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! YEAR Date [name] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! YEAR Date [name] was last weighted? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! YEAR Date [name] was last weighed? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! YEAR You should always RECORD the information from the CARD and NOT otherwise! Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 3 2003 4 2004 5 2005 6 2006 7 2007 8 2008 9 2009 Sysmiss Weight of [NAME]? IN KILOGRAMS Weight of [NAME]? IN KILOGRAMS Weight of [NAME]? IN KILOGRAMS Weight of [NAME]? IN KILOGRAMS Weight of [NAME]? IN KILOGRAMS [NAME]'s weight? AS NOTED ON CLINIC CARD! IN KILOGRAMS You should always RECORD the information from the CARD Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 -99 19.2 10.137 4.316 Does [NAME] have all required vitamin supplements so far? Does [NAME] have all required vitamin supplements so far? Does [NAME] have all required vitamin supplements so far? Does [NAME] have all required vitamin supplements so far? Does [NAME] have all required vitamin supplements so far? Does [NAME] have all required vitamin supplements so far? Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many BCG vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many BCG vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many BCG vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many BCG vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many BCG vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many BCG vaccinations has [NAME] had? Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 2 Sysmiss How many Polio vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Polio vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Polio vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Polio vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Polio vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Polio vaccinations has [NAME] had? Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss How many DPT-HB vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many DPT-HB vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many DPT-HB vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many DPT-HB vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many DPT-HB vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many DPT-HB vaccinations has [NAME] had? Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 2 3 Sysmiss How many Surua vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Surua vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Surua vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Surua vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Surua vaccinations has [NAME] had? How many Surua vaccinations has [NAME] had? Enabled if T2AQ8 = "Yes [1]" 1011 12702 1 2 3 Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1819 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1819 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method 1819 1 Region Capital 2 District Capital 3 Specified Destination Transport method(s) used by HH to travel to [DESTINATION] Transport method(s) used by HH to travel to [DESTINATION] Transport method(s) used by HH to travel to [DESTINATION] Transport method(s) used by HH to travel to [DESTINATION] Transport method(s) used by HH to travel to [DESTINATION] How do the members of your household travel to [DESTINATION] (if different household members use different modes of transportation, list all)? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. This section is only completed for destinations to which the HH actually traveled in the last 2 months, i.e. if theanswer to T5Q1, T5Q2 or T5Q3 respectively is 'yes'. 1819 1 Bicycle 2 Motorbike 3 Mini Bus 4 Pickup/Lorry/Truck 5 Car 6 On foot 7 Animal and Carriage 8 Large Bus 99 Other (specify) Using this mode of transportation, do you need to pay a fare? Using this mode of transportation, do you need to pay a fare? Using this mode of transportation, do you need to pay a fare? Using this mode of transportation, do you need to pay a fare? Using this mode of transportation, do you need to pay a fare? Using this mode of transportation, do you need to pay a fare? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. Enabled if T5AQ1 <> "Foot [6]" 1734 85 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much is the one-way fare? How much is the one-way fare? How much is the one-way fare? How much is the one-way fare? How much is the one-way fare? How much is the one-way fare? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. Enabled if T5AQ2 = 'Yes [1]' 1321 498 200000 2887.774 6345.952 Which mode of transportation did HH use for last journey to [DESTINATION]? Which mode of transportation did HH use for last journey to [DESTINATION]? Which mode of transportation did HH use for last journey to [DESTINATION]? Which mode of transportation did HH use for last journey to [DESTINATION]? Which mode of transportation did HH use for last journey to [DESTINATION]? The last time you or a member of your household travelled to [DESTINATION], which mode of transportation did you use? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. 1819 1 How long did this journey take? HOURS How long did this journey take? HOURS How long did this journey take? HOURS How long did this journey take? HOURS How long did this journey take? HOURS How long did this journey usually take? HOURS If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. 1667 152 50 2.236 2.148 How long did this journey take? MINUTES How long did this journey take? MINUTES How long did this journey take? MINUTES How long did this journey take? MINUTES How long did this journey take? MINUTES How long did this journey usually take? MINUTES If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. 1667 152 50 11.509 15.646 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 156 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100202 100204 100205 100207 100209 100214 100216 100302 100305 100307 100308 100501 100503 100506 100507 100509 120609 120619 150202 150205 150221 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 156 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Data field Data field Data field Data field Data field 156 CashCrop1 CashCrop2 CashCrop3 EconActivity HeadTribe HouseFloor IllnessConsult Occupation RelationHead TransportMethod TypeToilet Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) 156 1 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 97 N/A Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number 153 T2AQ1 T2AQ5 T3Q2 T3Q4 T4DQ1 T4DQ4 T5AQ1 T6AQ1a T6AQ1b T6AQ1c T6BQ1 Other description Other description Other description Other description Other description 156 A friend's child Adopted child Armed forces Baked bricks Black pepper Boat Casual labour Cloves Cousin Daughter-in-law Daughtrer-in-law Duruma Family friend Father-in-law Food vendor Friend Gram Great grand child Great grandchild Great granschild Great-grandchild Kamba Kisii Lime Lumbering Madrassa student Meru Mngazija Mother-in-law Nyamwanga Nyasa Nyika Own gathered herbs Pepper Selling water Sports Spouse's niece Step child Step daughter Stepchild Stepdaughter Stepson Taita Urinal Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 517 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) 517 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) 517 210 16.667 27.552 The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) 517 1 Close to road 2 Far from road Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. 217 300 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Sysmiss Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate 517 15 670 108.008 74.426 Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey 517 1 Supervisor in charge of listing this Kitongoji Supervisor in charge of listing this Kitongoji Supervisor in charge of listing this Kitongoji Supervisor in charge of listing this Kitongoji Supervisor in charge of listing this Kitongoji 200 200406 200806 200901 Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion 198 2 HHs were replaced 3 HHs were replaced. 5 participants could not attend LoL as they came in late. All listed participants attended the LoL except 1 HH which was reported to having gone to town All participants attended except 1 HH which was reported to have gone to town. HH 1009 from Sigaya refused to participate and demanded cash payment to answer the HH questionnaire. Since there were only 15 HHs, there was no replacement and the HH questionnaire was administered to only 14 HHs. HH 1011 of Jambo Hassan replaced by HH 1016 of Mwinyiusi Ally HH 2008 attended LoL but did not take part in HH questionnaire after it was discovered that he belongs to HH 2015 of Halima Rashidi, also sampled. L4 The Nation povery line lies between line 0 and 1 which do not exist in the program.Please can incorporate it? OK OK. One of the participant, Mohamed Ukasha, did not attend; said to be in town, and another came late. ok Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set 199 318 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set 199 318 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set 198 319 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1206 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 1206 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ladder of Life step number Ladder of Life step number Ladder of Life step number Ladder of Life step number Ladder of Life step number Ladder of Life step number 1206 1 2 3 4 5 6 Description A in language 1 (Swahili) Description A in language 1 (Swahili) Description A in language 1 (Swahili) Description A in language 1 (Swahili) Description A in language 1 (Swahili) Description A in language 1 (Swahili) 1200 Description B in language 1 (Swahili) Description B in language 1 (Swahili) Description B in language 1 (Swahili) Description B in language 1 (Swahili) Description B in language 1 (Swahili) Description B in language 1 (Swahili) 1200 Description C in language 1 (Swahili) Description C in language 1 (Swahili) Description C in language 1 (Swahili) Description C in language 1 (Swahili) Description C in language 1 (Swahili) Description C in language 1 (Swahili) 1200 Description D in language 1 (Swahili) Description D in language 1 (Swahili) Description D in language 1 (Swahili) Description D in language 1 (Swahili) Description D in language 1 (Swahili) Description D in language 1 (Swahili) 1197 Description E in language 1 (Swahili) Description E in language 1 (Swahili) Description E in language 1 (Swahili) Description E in language 1 (Swahili) Description E in language 1 (Swahili) Description E in language 1 (Swahili) 1185 Description A in language 2 (English) Description A in language 2 (English) Description A in language 2 (English) Description A in language 2 (English) Description A in language 2 (English) Description A in language 2 (English) 1187 Description B in language 2 (English) Description B in language 2 (English) Description B in language 2 (English) Description B in language 2 (English) Description B in language 2 (English) Description B in language 2 (English) 1187 Description C in language 2 (English) Description C in language 2 (English) Description C in language 2 (English) Description C in language 2 (English) Description C in language 2 (English) Description C in language 2 (English) 1187 Description D in language 2 (English) Description D in language 2 (English) Description D in language 2 (English) Description D in language 2 (English) Description D in language 2 (English) Description D in language 2 (English) 1184 Description E in language 2 (English) Description E in language 2 (English) Description E in language 2 (English) Description E in language 2 (English) Description E in language 2 (English) Description E in language 2 (English) 1169 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 2400 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 2400 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ID for the month ID for the month ID for the month ID for the month ID for the month 2400 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? 2400 1 Rainy season 2 Dry season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season 2400 1 Harvest 2 Planting 3 Weeding 4 Farm preparation 99 Other (specify) Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? 2400 1 Yes 2 No Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 600 40401 150223 101359.6 38769.103 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 600 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) FIRST MAKE A LIST OF THE 3 MOST IMPORTANT CROPS IN GENERATING CASH INCOME FOR FARM HOUSEHOLDS IN THE KITONGOJI. THEN, FOR EACH OF THE 3 CROPS LISTED, PROVIDE MORE DETAILS ON V4CA. What are the three crops that are most important in generating cash income for farm households in the kitongoji (rank by order of economic importance? CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) This question asks of the three most commonly grown crops, be it food/cash crops, relied on by most of the households in the kitongoji for income genaration. You should always avoid being trapped in the narrow tarditional/colonia definition of cash crops. You should always remind your respondents not to ignore food crops because of this blindness of colonial/tradional definition. In the language of this questionnaire cash crops are those crops which brings income to the household. 600 1 2 3 Most important crops in generating cash income: CASH CROP TYPE Most important crops in generating cash income: CASH CROP TYPE Most important crops in generating cash income: CASH CROP TYPE Most important crops in generating cash income: CASH CROP TYPE Most important crops in generating cash income: CASH CROP TYPE What are the three crops that are most important in generating cash income for farm households in the kitongoji (rank by order of economic importance? CASH CROP TYPE This question asks of the three most commonly grown crops, be it food/cash crops, relied on by most of the households in the kitongoji for income genaration. You should always avoid being trapped in the narrow tarditional/colonia definition of cash crops. You should always remind your respondents not to ignore food crops because of this blindness of colonial/tradional definition. In the language of this questionnaire cash crops are those crops which brings income to the household. 600 61 Sisal 62 Coffee 63 Tea 64 Cocoa 65 Rubber 66 Wattle 67 Kapok 68 Sugar Cane 69 Cardamon 70 Tmarin 71 Cinnamon 72 Nutmeg 73 Clove 74 Black Pepper 75 Pigeon Pea 76 Cassava 77 Pineapple 78 Palm Oil 79 Coconut 80 Cashewnut 81 Cotton 82 Tobacco 83 Pyrethrum 84 Jute 85 Seaweed 86 Sunflower 87 Maize 88 Beans 89 Millet 90 Sesame 91 Soya 92 Paddy 93 Groundnuts 777 None 999 Other (Specify) Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? IF THE RESPONDENT MENTIONS A LOCATION (other than kitongoji) -TRANSPORT METHOD COMBINATION ON THIS SCREEN THAT HAS NOT YET BEEN MENTIONED BEFORE, PROVIDE MORE DETAILS ON TRANSPORT TIME AND COSTS ON SCREEN Z (cf. screen Z at the end of this report). Where do most of the farmers of the kitongoji sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? 593 7 1 Market within the kitongoji 2 Market within the village 3 Market within the ward 4 Market within the district 5 Market outside the district but within the region 6 Traders who come to the kitongoji 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Specify the place where you sell your produce? Specify the place where you sell your produce? Specify the place where you sell your produce? Specify the place where you sell your produce? Specify the place where you sell your produce? Specify the place where you sell your produce? WRITE LOCATION NAME IN FULL Enabled if V4CAQ1 <> "Market within the kitongoji [1]" ) And ( V4CAQ1 <> "Market within the kitongoji [1]" 155 30000 50000 <Global> halungu <Global> litola <Global> maramba A <Global> mbinga <Global> songea <Global> songea mjini <Global> sumbawanga <Global> tanga <Global> tunduma DODA Hanga Kati Jengo (at border with Kenta) Msamala Tunduma centa b daruni-kibaoni duga godaunii halungu mjini ikozi jego kastam machimboni kibaoni kigonsera kitongoji cha maforoni kati kitongoji gezani laela luhimbalilo mabokweni maforoni kati maramba masuguru mlandizi mlowo mtimbwani namtumbo namtumbo mjini songea sumbawanga tanga tanga mjini tanga-mjini tunduma ukiwayuyu What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. 140 460 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? 155 445 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many times per day does public transport link the kitongoji to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the kitongoji to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the kitongoji to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the kitongoji to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the kitongoji to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the kitongoji to the [market]? Enabled if V4CAQ4 = "Yes [1]" 114 486 1 More than 5 times per day 2 5 times per day 3 4 times per day 4 3 times per day 5 2 times per day 6 1 time per day Sysmiss Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? During the harvest season of [crop], how many times per month do traders come to the kitongoji to buy up the produce of [crop]? Enabled if V4CAQ1 = "Traders who come to the kitongoji [6]" 269 331 1 30 28.822 4.974 Other description Other description Other description Other description Other description 216 Beans Cassava Gram Groundnuts Lime Maize Mangoes Millet Millet Millet Onions Oranges Paddy Pepper Rice Salt production Sesame Soya Sunflower Sweet potatoes Wheat Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 200 40401 150223 101359.6 38833.989 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview? The language recorded here is that used by the interviewer and not the one used by the interpreter. If an interviewer can speak the local language it is better that he/she translates. 200 1 Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? If the answer to this question is 'yes', a comment MUST be made about how smoothly the interview was carried out. 200 1 Yes 2 No Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? This field is automatically filled when leaving form C. In case you want to change the starting time, tick the 'set' button. However, you should always check whether the entry is consistent with your watch!iiNote that the starting time of the interview. 200 2009-03-02 15:15:00 2009-03-02 15:20:07 2009-03-02 15:33:25 2009-03-02 15:53:58 2009-03-03 07:44:35 2009-03-03 09:54:00 2009-03-03 10:20:17 2009-03-03 10:33:14 2009-03-04 09:51:59 2009-03-04 09:55:26 2009-03-04 09:57:01 2009-03-04 10:31:00 2009-03-05 09:53:36 2009-03-05 10:02:01 2009-03-05 10:02:14 2009-03-05 10:20:06 2009-03-06 09:51:21 2009-03-06 09:52:55 2009-03-06 11:31:17 2009-03-06 11:50:25 2009-03-07 09:38:23 2009-03-07 09:39:16 2009-03-07 09:53:05 2009-03-07 10:03:22 2009-03-09 09:50:00 2009-03-09 09:55:36 2009-03-09 09:57:09 2009-03-09 10:15:25 2009-03-11 10:05:02 2009-03-11 10:41:15 2009-03-11 10:54:17 2009-03-11 10:57:42 2009-03-12 09:30:52 2009-03-12 09:33:25 2009-03-12 09:42:28 2009-03-12 09:50:00 2009-03-13 09:54:40 2009-03-13 09:56:07 2009-03-13 10:18:06 2009-03-13 10:30:49 2009-03-14 10:12:40 2009-03-14 10:13:49 2009-03-14 10:30:00 2009-03-14 10:31:40 2009-03-15 09:13:13 2009-03-15 09:18:56 2009-03-15 10:09:19 2009-03-15 10:18:23 2009-03-20 09:31:26 2009-03-20 09:48:58 2009-03-20 09:51:40 2009-03-20 10:27:06 2009-03-21 10:05:20 2009-03-21 10:32:58 2009-03-21 10:35:25 2009-03-21 10:50:17 2009-03-22 10:08:02 2009-03-22 10:40:00 2009-03-22 11:25:02 2009-03-22 11:53:48 2009-03-23 09:46:20 2009-03-23 09:52:27 2009-03-23 10:08:22 2009-03-23 10:28:23 2009-03-24 11:07:06 2009-03-24 11:27:42 2009-03-24 11:49:42 2009-03-24 11:50:25 2009-03-25 10:40:45 2009-03-25 11:17:06 2009-03-25 11:34:41 2009-03-25 11:40:26 2009-03-26 11:14:22 2009-03-26 11:23:37 2009-03-26 11:24:06 2009-03-26 11:57:23 2009-03-28 10:58:26 2009-03-28 11:01:32 2009-03-28 11:03:38 2009-03-28 11:11:49 2009-03-29 11:03:43 2009-03-29 12:02:00 2009-03-29 13:07:02 2009-03-29 13:14:12 2009-03-30 11:21:08 2009-03-30 11:38:35 2009-03-30 11:50:47 2009-03-30 12:07:30 2009-03-31 10:56:35 2009-03-31 10:57:34 2009-04-01 10:59:37 2009-04-01 11:09:14 2009-04-01 11:44:36 2009-04-01 12:11:06 2009-04-05 10:40:29 2009-04-05 11:00:14 2009-04-05 11:46:34 2009-04-05 11:56:30 2009-04-06 10:52:07 2009-04-06 10:55:59 2009-04-06 11:01:15 2009-04-06 11:12:41 2009-04-14 07:58:19 2009-04-14 10:04:52 2009-04-14 10:15:50 2009-04-14 10:25:19 2009-04-15 09:55:36 2009-04-15 09:58:36 2009-04-15 10:17:50 2009-04-15 10:28:07 2009-04-16 09:25:05 2009-04-16 09:27:34 2009-04-16 09:27:42 2009-04-16 09:38:56 2009-04-17 09:14:24 2009-04-17 09:31:03 2009-04-17 09:41:38 2009-04-17 11:52:57 2009-04-18 10:00:18 2009-04-18 10:07:46 2009-04-18 10:41:59 2009-04-18 11:21:27 2009-04-19 10:04:26 2009-04-19 10:26:00 2009-04-19 10:27:10 2009-04-19 10:41:48 2009-04-20 09:36:19 2009-04-20 10:05:46 2009-04-20 10:12:13 2009-04-20 10:13:11 2009-04-21 10:20:14 2009-04-21 10:34:50 2009-04-25 09:49:18 2009-04-25 09:50:34 2009-04-25 10:09:57 2009-04-25 10:16:00 2009-04-27 09:22:51 2009-04-27 09:41:44 2009-04-27 09:47:13 2009-04-27 10:06:55 2009-04-28 10:11:55 2009-04-28 10:25:23 2009-04-28 10:27:46 2009-04-28 10:40:13 2009-04-29 09:33:58 2009-04-29 09:46:07 2009-04-29 10:07:13 2009-04-29 11:32:06 2009-04-30 10:10:00 2009-04-30 10:21:03 2009-04-30 11:15:21 2009-04-30 11:28:59 2009-05-02 09:49:06 2009-05-02 09:58:10 2009-05-02 10:03:31 2009-05-02 10:41:59 2009-05-03 09:54:01 2009-05-03 10:15:52 2009-05-03 10:21:07 2009-05-03 10:49:47 2009-05-04 09:28:28 2009-05-04 09:33:46 2009-05-04 09:55:39 2009-05-04 11:31:23 2009-05-05 10:48:52 2009-05-05 11:09:24 2009-05-05 11:18:00 2009-05-05 13:08:18 2009-05-06 08:07:16 2009-05-06 09:26:43 2009-05-06 09:59:22 2009-05-06 10:10:43 2009-05-07 09:28:00 2009-05-07 10:07:31 2009-05-07 10:57:18 2009-05-07 11:27:44 2009-05-08 10:14:19 2009-05-08 10:23:26 2009-05-08 11:17:33 2009-05-08 11:19:09 2009-05-10 09:11:36 2009-05-10 10:02:43 2009-05-10 10:35:47 2009-05-10 10:55:12 2009-05-11 09:25:07 2009-05-11 09:49:21 2009-05-11 10:29:12 2009-05-11 10:41:35 2009-05-12 09:12:59 2009-05-12 09:17:40 2009-05-12 09:37:25 2009-05-12 09:56:11 2009-05-13 10:05:27 2009-05-13 10:53:41 2009-05-14 10:27:18 2009-05-14 10:37:18 2009-05-14 10:39:31 2009-05-14 10:51:15 2009-05-15 09:58:33 2009-05-15 10:23:44 Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) This question should only be answered if it is the SECOND visit to the HH. This question will be enabled if the first visit was 'partially completed'. Enabled if it is the second visit How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the kitongoji centre to [ROAD]? HOUR This question asks of the time spent walking from the kitongoji centre to the nearest/closest point on the road road. If there is a shortcut used by the kitongoji members that will be the route whose time should be recorded. 200 1 2 3 4 How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the kitongoji centre to [ROAD]? MINUTES This question asks of the time spent walking from the kitongoji centre to the nearest/closest point on the road road. If there is a shortcut used by the kitongoji members that will be the route whose time should be recorded. 200 50 8.195 11.705 Number of persons in kitongoji? Number of persons in kitongoji? Number of persons in kitongoji? Number of persons in kitongoji? Number of persons in kitongoji? Number of persons in kitongoji? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore children when counting a number of the people living in an area. This question captures the total number of people in the kitongoji including children. You should always remind the respondents to include the chilren in the number. 200 44 3850 526.815 410.569 Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore children when counting a number of the people living in an area. This question captures the total number of males in the kitongoji, including children. You should always remind the respondents to include the male chilren in the number. 200 21 962 239.12 167.065 Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore children when counting a number of the people living in an area. This question captures the total number of females in the kitongoji, including children. You should always remind the respondents to include the female chilren in the number. 200 23 2888 287.545 260.086 Number of households in kitongoji? Number of households in kitongoji? Number of households in kitongoji? Number of households in kitongoji? Number of households in kitongoji? Number of households in kitongoji? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore less common households or those socially and economically considered less important living in the area. This question captures the total number of households in the kitongoji regardless of their contributions in the kitongoji affaairs. These households will normally include households headed by very old people, children, widow/wodower, multiple households in one dwelling, polygamist. You should always remind your respondents to include theses households in their response. Note - this question box fills automatically from the listing information. 200 15 670 109.665 79.76 How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Catholic? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Catholic? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Catholic? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Catholic? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Catholic? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Catholic? The household's religion is represented by the religion odf the head. Therefore, if the household is composed of people of different religiuos beliefs, take the religion of the household head. The percentage calculation should be based on the number of households in the kitongoji belonging to the religious group and not the number of people in the kitongoji. To make this exercise easy, start asking about the minority religious groups in the village. Example, first ask if there are pagans, people with traditional beliefs etc. 200 100 44.6 40 How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Protestant? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Protestant? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Protestant? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Protestant? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Protestant? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Protestant? The household's religion is represented by the religion odf the head. If there are more than one religious beliefs in one household, then you take the religion of the head to be the religion of the household. All christians will be grouped into protestants EXCEPT "Mormons, Orthodox and Jehova's witnesses" who will be grouped into "Other christians. Catholics have their own category. Calculate the percentage basing on the total number of households in the kitongoji and not the total number of people in the kitongoji. 200 100 22.595 32.92 How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other christian? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other christian? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other christian? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other christian? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other christian? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other christian? The household's religion is represented by the religion odf the head. If there are more than one religious beliefs in one household, then you take the religion of the head to be the religion of the household. All christians will be grouped into protestants EXCEPT "Mormons, Orthodox and Jehova's witnesses" who will be grouped into "Other christians. Catholics have their own category. Calculate the percentage basing on the total number of households in the kitongoji and not the total number of people in the kitongoji. 200 100 3.375 14.154 How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Muslim? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Muslim? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Muslim? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Muslim? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Muslim? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Muslim? The household's religion is represented by the religion odf the head. If there are more than one religious beliefs in one household, then you take the religion of the head to be the religion of the household. Calculate the percentage basing on the total number of households in the kitongoji and not the total number of people in the kitongoji 200 100 28.52 39.783 How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Traditionalist? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Traditionalist? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Traditionalist? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Traditionalist? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Traditionalist? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Traditionalist? The household's religion is represented by the religion odf the head. If there are more than one religious beliefs in one household, then you take the religion of the head to be the religion of the household. Calculate the percentage basing on the total number of households in the kitongoji and not the total number of people in the kitongoji 200 34 0.63 3.202 How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): No religion? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): No religion? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): No religion? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): No religion? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): No religion? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): No religion? If the head has no region then the household has no religion even if some other household members have their own regions. REMEMBER; always the household head's belief REPRESENTS a household's belief i.e. The household's religion is represented by the religion odf the head. Calculate the percentage basing on the total number of households in the kitongoji and not the total number of people in the kitongoji 200 1 2 5 6 7 10 How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other? How many households in the kitongoji are (in percentage): Other? The household's religion is represented by the religion odf the head. If there are more than one religious beliefs in one household, then you take the religion of the head to be the religion of the household. Calculate the percentage basing on the total number of households in the kitongoji and not the total number of people in the kitongoji. 200 What are the three most common tribes in this district? FIRST What are the three most common tribes in this district? FIRST What are the three most common tribes in this district? FIRST What are the three most common tribes in this district? FIRST What are the three most common tribes in this district? FIRST What are the three most common tribes in this kitongoji? FIRST Here we are asking of the three tribes which claim the majority of the kitongoji members. It should not be taken for granted that the native tribe(s) is the dominant one since this is not always the case. Agin instruct your respondents not to ignore the tribe(s) which claims the minority of the kitongoji members i.e. if the kitongoji have 500 people and out of these 480 are Sukumas, 5 are Ndengereko, 2 are Tumbatu and 13 are Fipa then the three most common tribes will be 1. SUKUMA, 2. FIPA and 3.NDENGEREKO 200 1 Alagwa 2 Akiek 3 Arusha 4 Assa 5 Barabaig 6 Bembe 7 Bena 8 Bende 9 Bondei 10 Bungu 11 Burunge 12 Chagga 13 Datoga 14 Dhaiso 15 Digo 16 Doe 17 Fipa 18 Gogo 19 Gorowa 20 Gweno 21 Ha 22 Hadzabe 23 Hangaza 24 Haya 25 Hehe 26 Ikizu 27 Ikoma 28 Iraqw 29 Isanzu 30 Jiji 31 Jita 32 Kabwa 33 Kaguru 34 Kahe 35 Kami 36 Kara (Regi) 37 Kerewe 38 Kimbu 39 Kinga 40 Kisankasa 41 Kisi 42 Konongo 43 Kuria 44 Kutu 45 Kw'adza 46 Kwavi 47 Kwaya 48 Kwere 49 Kwifa 50 Lambya 51 Luguru 52 Luo 53 Maasai 54 Machinga 55 Magoma 56 Makonde 57 Makua 58 Makwe 59 Malila 60 Mambwe 61 Manda 62 Matengo 63 Matumbi 64 Maviha 65 Mbugwe 66 Mbunga 67 Mosiro 68 Mpoto 69 Mwanga 70 Mwera 71 Ndali 72 Ndamba 73 Ndendeule 74 Ndengereko 75 Ndonde 76 Ngasa 77 Ngindo 78 Ngoni 79 Ngulu 80 Ngurimi 81 Ngwele 82 Nilamba 83 Nindi 84 Nyakyusa 85 Nyambo 86 Nyamwanga 87 Nyamwezi 88 Nyanyembe 89 Nyaturu 90 Nyiha 91 Nyiramba 92 Pangwa 93 Pare 94 Pimbwe 95 Pogolo 96 Rangi 97 Rufiji 98 Rungi 99 Rungu 100 Rungwa 101 Rwa 102 Safwa 103 Sagara 104 Sandawe 105 Sangu 106 Segeju 107 Shambaa 108 Shubi 109 Sizaki 110 Suba 111 Sukuma 112 Sumbwa 113 Swahili 114 Temi 115 Tongwe 116 Tumbuka 117 Vidunda 118 Vinza 119 Wanda 120 Wanji 121 Ware 122 Yao 123 Zanaki 124 Zaramo 125 Zigula 126 Zinza 127 Zyoba 128 Mangati 129 Wafyomi 130 Manyema 132 Mbugu 777 None 888 DK (comment) 998 Foreign national 999 Other (specify) What are the three most common tribes in this district? SECOND What are the three most common tribes in this district? SECOND What are the three most common tribes in this district? SECOND What are the three most common tribes in this district? SECOND What are the three most common tribes in this district? SECOND What are the three most common tribes in this district? SECOND Here we are asking of the three tribes which claim the majority of the kitongoji members. It should not be taken for granted that the native tribe(s) is the dominant one since this is not always the case. Agin instruct your respondents not to ignore the tribe(s) which claims the minority of the kitongoji members i.e. if the kitongoji have 500 people and out of these 480 are Sukumas, 5 are Ndengereko, 2 are Tumbatu and 13 are Fipa then the three most common tribes will be 1. SUKUMA, 2. FIPA and 3.NDENGEREKO Enabled if V2AQ6a <> "None [777]" 200 1 Alagwa 2 Akiek 3 Arusha 4 Assa 5 Barabaig 6 Bembe 7 Bena 8 Bende 9 Bondei 10 Bungu 11 Burunge 12 Chagga 13 Datoga 14 Dhaiso 15 Digo 16 Doe 17 Fipa 18 Gogo 19 Gorowa 20 Gweno 21 Ha 22 Hadzabe 23 Hangaza 24 Haya 25 Hehe 26 Ikizu 27 Ikoma 28 Iraqw 29 Isanzu 30 Jiji 31 Jita 32 Kabwa 33 Kaguru 34 Kahe 35 Kami 36 Kara (Regi) 37 Kerewe 38 Kimbu 39 Kinga 40 Kisankasa 41 Kisi 42 Konongo 43 Kuria 44 Kutu 45 Kw'adza 46 Kwavi 47 Kwaya 48 Kwere 49 Kwifa 50 Lambya 51 Luguru 52 Luo 53 Maasai 54 Machinga 55 Magoma 56 Makonde 57 Makua 58 Makwe 59 Malila 60 Mambwe 61 Manda 62 Matengo 63 Matumbi 64 Maviha 65 Mbugwe 66 Mbunga 67 Mosiro 68 Mpoto 69 Mwanga 70 Mwera 71 Ndali 72 Ndamba 73 Ndendeule 74 Ndengereko 75 Ndonde 76 Ngasa 77 Ngindo 78 Ngoni 79 Ngulu 80 Ngurimi 81 Ngwele 82 Nilamba 83 Nindi 84 Nyakyusa 85 Nyambo 86 Nyamwanga 87 Nyamwezi 88 Nyanyembe 89 Nyaturu 90 Nyiha 91 Nyiramba 92 Pangwa 93 Pare 94 Pimbwe 95 Pogolo 96 Rangi 97 Rufiji 98 Rungi 99 Rungu 100 Rungwa 101 Rwa 102 Safwa 103 Sagara 104 Sandawe 105 Sangu 106 Segeju 107 Shambaa 108 Shubi 109 Sizaki 110 Suba 111 Sukuma 112 Sumbwa 113 Swahili 114 Temi 115 Tongwe 116 Tumbuka 117 Vidunda 118 Vinza 119 Wanda 120 Wanji 121 Ware 122 Yao 123 Zanaki 124 Zaramo 125 Zigula 126 Zinza 127 Zyoba 128 Mangati 129 Wafyomi 130 Manyema 132 Mbugu 777 None 888 DK (comment) 998 Foreign national 999 Other (specify) What are the three most common tribes in this district? THIRD What are the three most common tribes in this district? THIRD What are the three most common tribes in this district? THIRD What are the three most common tribes in this district? THIRD What are the three most common tribes in this district? THIRD What are the three most common tribes in this district? THIRD Here we are asking of the three tribes which claim the majority of the kitongoji members. It should not be taken for granted that the native tribe(s) is the dominant one since this is not always the case. Agin instruct your respondents not to ignore the tribe(s) which claims the minority of the kitongoji members i.e. if the kitongoji have 500 people and out of these 480 are Sukumas, 5 are Ndengereko, 2 are Tumbatu and 13 are Fipa then the three most common tribes will be 1. SUKUMA, 2. FIPA and 3.NDENGEREKO Enabled if V2AQ6a <> "None [777]" And V2AQ6b <> "None [777]" 166 34 1 Alagwa 2 Akiek 3 Arusha 4 Assa 5 Barabaig 6 Bembe 7 Bena 8 Bende 9 Bondei 10 Bungu 11 Burunge 12 Chagga 13 Datoga 14 Dhaiso 15 Digo 16 Doe 17 Fipa 18 Gogo 19 Gorowa 20 Gweno 21 Ha 22 Hadzabe 23 Hangaza 24 Haya 25 Hehe 26 Ikizu 27 Ikoma 28 Iraqw 29 Isanzu 30 Jiji 31 Jita 32 Kabwa 33 Kaguru 34 Kahe 35 Kami 36 Kara (Regi) 37 Kerewe 38 Kimbu 39 Kinga 40 Kisankasa 41 Kisi 42 Konongo 43 Kuria 44 Kutu 45 Kw'adza 46 Kwavi 47 Kwaya 48 Kwere 49 Kwifa 50 Lambya 51 Luguru 52 Luo 53 Maasai 54 Machinga 55 Magoma 56 Makonde 57 Makua 58 Makwe 59 Malila 60 Mambwe 61 Manda 62 Matengo 63 Matumbi 64 Maviha 65 Mbugwe 66 Mbunga 67 Mosiro 68 Mpoto 69 Mwanga 70 Mwera 71 Ndali 72 Ndamba 73 Ndendeule 74 Ndengereko 75 Ndonde 76 Ngasa 77 Ngindo 78 Ngoni 79 Ngulu 80 Ngurimi 81 Ngwele 82 Nilamba 83 Nindi 84 Nyakyusa 85 Nyambo 86 Nyamwanga 87 Nyamwezi 88 Nyanyembe 89 Nyaturu 90 Nyiha 91 Nyiramba 92 Pangwa 93 Pare 94 Pimbwe 95 Pogolo 96 Rangi 97 Rufiji 98 Rungi 99 Rungu 100 Rungwa 101 Rwa 102 Safwa 103 Sagara 104 Sandawe 105 Sangu 106 Segeju 107 Shambaa 108 Shubi 109 Sizaki 110 Suba 111 Sukuma 112 Sumbwa 113 Swahili 114 Temi 115 Tongwe 116 Tumbuka 117 Vidunda 118 Vinza 119 Wanda 120 Wanji 121 Ware 122 Yao 123 Zanaki 124 Zaramo 125 Zigula 126 Zinza 127 Zyoba 128 Mangati 129 Wafyomi 130 Manyema 132 Mbugu 777 None 888 DK (comment) 998 Foreign national 999 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? FIRST What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? FIRST What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? FIRST What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? FIRST What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? FIRST What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? FIRST Here we are asking of the percentage of each of the three tribes which claim the majority of the kitongoji members. It should not be taken for granted that the native tribe(s) is the dominant one since this is not always the case. Agin instruct your respondents not to ignore the tribe(s) which claims the minority of the kitongoji members i.e. if the kitongoji have 500 people and out of these 480 are Sukumas, 5 are Ndengereko, 2 are Tumbatu and 13 are Fipa then the percentages will be 1.SUKUMA= 96% , 2. FIPA=2.6% and 3. NDENGEREKO=1% Enabled if V2AQ6a <> NULL 200 30 100 83.775 17.001 What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? SECOND What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? SECOND What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? SECOND What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? SECOND What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? SECOND What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? SECOND Here we are asking of the percentage of each of the three tribes which claim the majority of the kitongoji members. It should not be taken for granted that the native tribe(s) is the dominant one since this is not always the case. Agin instruct your respondents not to ignore the tribe(s) which claims the minority of the kitongoji members i.e. if the kitongoji have 500 people and out of these 480 are Sukumas, 5 are Ndengereko, 2 are Tumbatu and 13 are Fipa then the percentages will be 1.SUKUMA= 96% , 2. FIPA=2.6% and 3. NDENGEREKO=1% Enabled if V2AQ6b <> NULL And V2AQ6b <> "None [777]" 166 34 1 45 12.337 11.455 What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? THIRD What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? THIRD What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? THIRD What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? THIRD What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? THIRD What is the percentage of these three tribes in the kitongoji? THIRD Here we are asking of the percentage of each of the three tribes which claim the majority of the kitongoji members. It should not be taken for granted that the native tribe(s) is the dominant one since this is not always the case. Agin instruct your respondents not to ignore the tribe(s) which claims the minority of the kitongoji members i.e. if the kitongoji have 500 people and out of these 480 are Sukumas, 5 are Ndengereko, 2 are Tumbatu and 13 are Fipa then the percentages will be 1.SUKUMA= 96% , 2. FIPA=2.6% and 3. NDENGEREKO=1% Enabled if V2AQ6c <> NULL And V2AQ6c <> "None [777]" 139 61 1 27 5.525 5.632 Has the number of persons living in the kitongoji increased or decreased in 2005 Has the number of persons living in the kitongoji increased or decreased in 2005 Has the number of persons living in the kitongoji increased or decreased in 2005 Has the number of persons living in the kitongoji increased or decreased in 2005 Has the number of persons living in the kitongoji increased or decreased in 2005 Based on mortality rate and birth rate since 2005 has the number of persons living in the kitongoji increased or decreased? In this question, You SHOULD NOT count migration. Movements of people in or out of the kitongoji can vary the number of kitongoji's members. What is needed here is the increase or decrease of people in the kitongoji caused either by DEATH or BIRTH 200 1 Increased 2 Decreased 3 Unchanged Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kitongoji than out of the kitongoji? 200 1 More moved in than out 2 More moved out than in 3 About the same 4 Nobody moved in or out How many households left the kitongoji permanently since 2005? How many households left the kitongoji permanently since 2005? How many households left the kitongoji permanently since 2005? How many households left the kitongoji permanently since 2005? How many households left the kitongoji permanently since 2005? How many households left the kitongoji permanently since 2005? Enabled if V2AQ9 <> "Nobody moved in or out [4]" 189 11 25 3.614 4.336 Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the kitongoji? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the kitongoji? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the kitongoji? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the kitongoji? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the kitongoji? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the kitongoji? Enabled if V2AQ9 <> "Nobody moved in or out [4]" 189 11 60 7 8.332 Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? During the last year, did people from the kitongoji leave temporarily (maximum 6 months of absence) their household to look for work elsewhere? 200 1 Yes 2 No Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Enabled if V2AQ12 <> "No [2]" 178 22 50 10.854 9.093 Did people temporarily come to the kitongoji last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the kitongoji last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the kitongoji last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the kitongoji last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the kitongoji last year to look for work? Did people temporarily (maximum 6 months) come to the kitongoji last year to look for work? 200 1 Yes 2 No What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? Enabled if V2AQ14 <> "No [2]" 160 40 1 Trade 2 Casual agricultural work 3 Construction 4 Other non-agricultural unskilled work 5 Other non-agricultural skilled work Sysmiss Can a native buy land in this kitongoji? Can a native buy land in this kitongoji? Can a native buy land in this kitongoji? Can a native buy land in this kitongoji? Can a native buy land in this kitongoji? Can a native buy land in this kitongoji? 200 1 Yes 2 No At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price will it be for an acre of fertile land (in tsh)? Specify a lower price limit and an upper price limit: LOWEST PRICE Enabled if V2BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 185 15 5000 1000000 79591.892 115323.845 At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price will it be for an acre of fertile land (in tsh)? Specify a lower price limit and an upper price limit: HIGHEST PRICE Enabled if V2BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 185 15 14000 2000000 149481.081 222106.347 Can a stranger buy land in this kitongoji? Can a stranger buy land in this kitongoji? Can a stranger buy land in this kitongoji? Can a stranger buy land in this kitongoji? Can a stranger buy land in this kitongoji? Can a stranger buy land in this kitongoji? 200 1 Yes, without conditions 2 Yes, with conditions 3 No At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price will it be for an acre of fertile land (in tsh)? Specify a lower price limit and an upper price limit: LOWEST PRICE Enabled if V2BQ3 = "Yes, with conditions [2]" Or V2BQ3 = "Yes, with conditions [2]" 187 13 5000 2500000 140775.401 261838.132 At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price will it be for an acre of fertile land (in tsh)? Specify a lower price limit and an upper price limit: HIGHEST PRICE Enabled if V2BQ3 = "Yes, with conditions [2]" Or V2BQ3 = "Yes, with conditions [2]" 187 13 15000 5000000 250844.92 514152.61 Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water where you can get water throughout the year (e.g. Wells, rivers, springs, lakes, tap water …)? 200 1 Yes 2 No Is there electricity available in the kitongoji? Is there electricity available in the kitongoji? Is there electricity available in the kitongoji? Is there electricity available in the kitongoji? Is there electricity available in the kitongoji? Is there electricity available in the kitongoji? This question focuses on electricity form the NATIONAL GRID or the one generated and supplied by TANESCO. DO NOT record any other electricity genarated by individuals. 200 1 Yes 2 No How many households in the kitongoji have electricity? How many households in the kitongoji have electricity? How many households in the kitongoji have electricity? How many households in the kitongoji have electricity? How many households in the kitongoji have electricity? How many households in the kitongoji have electricity? This question focuses on electricity form the NATIONAL GRID or the one generated and supplied by TANESCO. DO NOT record any other electricity genarated by individuals. Enabled if V2DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 8 192 4 6 7 10 15 Sysmiss How many places are there in the kitongoji where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the kitongoji where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the kitongoji where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the kitongoji where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the kitongoji where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the kitongoji where you can get telephone service? This question asks of the call centres/telephone vendors where the public can get telephone services at a fee. 200 1 2 How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? TO THE NEAREST INTEGER. IF LESS THAN 0.5 OR WITHIN KITONGOJI, WRITE 0. This question asks of the telephone reception. It is all about telephone signals/network connection. In some places people have to go uphill or completely to another area for network connection if they want to make calls. 200 25 0.265 2.497 Is there a market within the kitongoji? Is there a market within the kitongoji? Is there a market within the kitongoji? Is there a market within the kitongoji? Is there a market within the kitongoji? Is there a market within the kitongoji? Here you record a place where people can get together to buy and sell stuff. This means a place where everyone with goods/items to sell can go and sell without being asked not to. Ordinary shops or kiosks premices where one can not freely sell his stuffs from without the consent of the owner of the premices do not count as markets. 200 1 Yes 2 No What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? Here you record a place where people can get together to buy and sell stuff. This means a place where everyone with goods/items to sell can go and sell without being asked not to. Ordinary shops or kiosks premices where one can not freely sell his stuffs from without the consent of the owner of the premices do not count as markets. Enabled if V3BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 48 152 1 Daily 2 One time per week 3 Two times per week 4 Three times per week 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss How do most of the people of the kitongoji go to this market? How do most of the people of the kitongoji go to this market? How do most of the people of the kitongoji go to this market? How do most of the people of the kitongoji go to this market? How do most of the people of the kitongoji go to this market? How do most of the people of the kitongoji go to this market? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. 155 45 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel from the Kitongoji to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? 195 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS How long does it take to travel from the kitongoji center to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] during dry season using public transport? HOURS You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 163 37 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 Sysmiss Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS How long does it take to travel from the kitongoji center to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] during dry season using public transport? MINUTES You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 163 37 50 6.196 12.593 What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 163 37 500 15000 5209.816 3068.18 Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS How long does it take to travel from the kitongoji center to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] during rainy season using public transport? HOURS You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 163 37 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 14 15 16 Sysmiss Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS How long does it take to travel from the kitongoji center to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] during rainy season using public transport? MINUTES You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 163 37 50 7.086 13.168 What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 163 37 500 45000 6471.779 5394.63 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) How much does it cost to get a 3-tonne canter/fuso loaded with goods from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] to the kitongoji during the dry season (in tshs)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. 200 15000 350000 124180 72917.022 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) How much does it cost to get a 3-tonne canter/fuso loaded with goods from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] to the kitongoji during the rainy season (in tshs)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. 200 15000 2500000 180625 237571.432 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) How much does it cost to get a 3-tonne canter/fuso loaded with goods from [REGIONAL CAPITAL] to the kitongoji during the dry season (in tshs)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if [DistrictCapital] <> RegionCapital 118 82 30000 500000 181398.305 101128.009 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) How much does it cost to get a 3-tonne canter/fuso loaded with goods from [REGIONAL CAPITAL] to the kitongoji during the rainy season (in tshs)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if [DistrictCapital] <> RegionCapital 118 82 30000 600000 215423.729 121094.68 Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: FIRST What are the three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji (rank by dependency)? FIRST This question asks of the three most commonly grown food crops and relied on for food by most of the households in the kitongoji 200 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: SECOND What are the three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji (rank by dependency)? SECOND This question asks of the three most commonly grown food crops and relied on for food by most of the households in the kitongoji 200 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji: THIRD What are the three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the kitongoji (rank by dependency)? THIRD This question asks of the three most commonly grown food crops and relied on for food by most of the households in the kitongoji 199 1 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? On average, and for all cash crops taken together, where do most traders come from? 200 1 From same district 2 From another district within the same region 3 From another region 4 From another country Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Have you been visited by an agricultural extension/veterinary officer during the past 12 months? 200 1 Yes 2 No How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times were you visited by an agricultural extension/ veterinary officer in the last 12 months? Enabled if V4DQ2 = "Yes [1]" 114 86 1 360 28.281 69.433 How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community (total cash and value of in-kind payment) per time/area unit? VALUE PER DAY 200 50000 3136.3 5620.946 How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community (total cash and value of in-kind payment) per time/area unit? VALUE PER ACRE 200 1 250000 21147.86 19358.604 In case of illness, who do most of the people of the kitongoji consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the kitongoji consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the kitongoji consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the kitongoji consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the kitongoji consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the kitongoji consult? In cases where more than one medical personnel is available, record the highest ranking medical personnel. 200 1 Doctor/Clinical Officer 2 Nurse 3 Pharmacist 4 Traditional Herbal Healer 5 Witchdoctor 6 Do not consult anyone 99 Other (Specify) Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? 200 1 Yes 2 No Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? 200 1 At home without a midwife 2 At home with a midwife 3 Dispensary 4 Hospital 99 Other (specify) In the past 12 months, did women from the kitongoji die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the kitongoji die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the kitongoji die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the kitongoji die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the kitongoji die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the kitongoji die in childbirth? 200 1 Yes 2 No How many women of the kitongoji died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the kitongoji died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the kitongoji died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the kitongoji died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the kitongoji died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the kitongoji died in childbirth during the past 12 months? Enabled if V5DQ3 = "Yes [1]" 13 187 1 2 3 Sysmiss How many children were born in the kitongoji during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the kitongoji during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the kitongoji during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the kitongoji during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the kitongoji during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the kitongoji during the last 12 months (include the children who were born dead or died some hours/days after birth)? 200 50 13.915 10.486 How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many of those newborn children died before their first birthday during the last 12 months (include the children who were born dead)? 200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between one and five years died in the kitongoji during the last 12 months? 200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 How many adults of the kitongoji died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the kitongoji died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the kitongoji died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the kitongoji died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the kitongoji died during the last 12 months? How many adults (18 and above) of the kitongoji died during the last 12 months? 200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 15 16 Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST List the three most common causes of death in the kitongoji (starting with the most deaths causing desease)? FIRST 200 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Athma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 34 Accident 35 Old age 99 Other (Specify) Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND List the three most common causes of death in the kitongoji (starting with the most deaths causing desease)? SECOND 200 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Athma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 34 Accident 35 Old age 99 Other (Specify) Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD List the three most common causes of death in the kitongoji (starting with the most deaths causing desease)? THIRD 200 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Athma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 34 Accident 35 Old age 99 Other (Specify) Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview 200 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? Enabled if T1Q1 = "Swahili [1]" 200 1 2 3 Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish 200 2009-03-02 16:49:10 2009-03-02 16:50:48 2009-03-02 16:52:25 2009-03-02 17:45:33 2009-03-03 11:24:20 2009-03-03 12:01:43 2009-03-03 17:22:02 2009-03-03 21:35:12 2009-03-04 11:23:11 2009-03-04 11:26:53 2009-03-04 11:49:40 2009-03-04 12:06:12 2009-03-05 11:19:55 2009-03-05 11:31:45 2009-03-05 11:43:33 2009-03-05 12:22:05 2009-03-06 12:26:20 2009-03-06 12:40:31 2009-03-06 13:36:02 2009-03-06 13:38:31 2009-03-07 10:57:15 2009-03-07 11:05:05 2009-03-07 11:09:20 2009-03-07 11:45:00 2009-03-09 11:20:38 2009-03-09 11:23:41 2009-03-09 11:27:37 2009-03-09 11:33:23 2009-03-11 11:35:05 2009-03-11 12:13:05 2009-03-11 12:34:11 2009-03-11 12:39:55 2009-03-12 10:51:58 2009-03-12 11:19:13 2009-03-12 11:22:36 2009-03-12 11:36:58 2009-03-13 11:27:20 2009-03-13 11:28:09 2009-03-13 11:35:18 2009-03-13 12:05:36 2009-03-14 11:50:39 2009-03-14 11:52:20 2009-03-14 11:58:36 2009-03-14 12:05:18 2009-03-15 10:43:13 2009-03-15 10:57:51 2009-03-15 11:31:41 2009-03-15 12:20:04 2009-03-20 11:07:21 2009-03-20 11:32:01 2009-03-20 12:09:49 2009-03-20 12:14:42 2009-03-21 11:41:59 2009-03-21 12:06:46 2009-03-21 12:27:27 2009-03-21 12:32:11 2009-03-22 12:03:05 2009-03-22 12:19:32 2009-03-22 12:46:18 2009-03-22 13:31:08 2009-03-23 11:30:16 2009-03-23 11:31:10 2009-03-23 11:35:50 2009-03-23 17:16:11 2009-03-24 12:33:00 2009-03-24 13:06:33 2009-03-24 13:20:22 2009-03-24 13:20:24 2009-03-25 12:20:14 2009-03-25 13:16:43 2009-03-25 13:16:55 2009-03-25 13:22:49 2009-03-26 12:46:16 2009-03-26 12:47:39 2009-03-26 13:20:43 2009-03-26 13:48:39 2009-03-28 12:20:40 2009-03-28 12:31:21 2009-03-28 12:41:55 2009-03-28 13:07:31 2009-03-29 12:22:41 2009-03-29 13:25:10 2009-03-29 14:50:33 2009-03-29 15:01:13 2009-03-30 12:54:08 2009-03-30 13:32:19 2009-03-30 13:48:07 2009-03-30 13:52:51 2009-03-31 12:28:07 2009-03-31 12:47:33 2009-04-01 12:19:26 2009-04-01 12:53:27 2009-04-01 13:20:11 2009-04-01 13:29:04 2009-04-05 12:44:37 2009-04-05 13:07:48 2009-04-05 13:32:12 2009-04-05 13:37:47 2009-04-06 12:40:09 2009-04-06 12:56:35 2009-04-06 13:00:24 2009-04-06 13:08:13 2009-04-14 11:46:28 2009-04-14 11:52:19 2009-04-14 12:20:23 2009-04-14 12:23:43 2009-04-15 11:32:30 2009-04-15 11:54:32 2009-04-15 11:59:01 2009-04-15 11:59:37 2009-04-16 11:15:45 2009-04-16 11:15:48 2009-04-16 11:21:05 2009-04-16 11:28:13 2009-04-17 10:52:01 2009-04-17 11:08:15 2009-04-17 11:45:55 2009-04-17 13:49:03 2009-04-18 11:52:23 2009-04-18 12:05:18 2009-04-18 12:39:51 2009-04-18 13:24:13 2009-04-19 11:38:56 2009-04-19 11:56:19 2009-04-19 12:20:51 2009-04-19 13:09:45 2009-04-20 11:08:05 2009-04-20 11:32:47 2009-04-20 11:52:39 2009-04-20 11:56:29 2009-04-21 12:08:19 2009-04-21 12:31:28 2009-04-25 11:24:47 2009-04-25 11:44:45 2009-04-25 12:10:58 2009-04-25 12:40:27 2009-04-27 11:01:16 2009-04-27 11:16:15 2009-04-27 11:19:22 2009-04-27 11:43:51 2009-04-28 12:03:50 2009-04-28 12:17:00 2009-04-28 12:21:55 2009-04-28 12:35:05 2009-04-29 11:39:03 2009-04-29 11:41:32 2009-04-29 11:46:12 2009-04-29 13:27:10 2009-04-30 11:32:50 2009-04-30 12:00:22 2009-04-30 13:04:42 2009-04-30 13:43:48 2009-05-02 11:23:44 2009-05-02 11:40:12 2009-05-02 11:45:11 2009-05-02 12:22:11 2009-05-03 11:18:27 2009-05-03 11:52:09 2009-05-03 12:30:37 2009-05-03 12:38:39 2009-05-04 11:06:02 2009-05-04 11:08:04 2009-05-04 11:40:00 2009-05-04 13:24:20 2009-05-05 12:21:17 2009-05-05 12:50:34 2009-05-05 12:50:39 2009-05-05 15:21:19 2009-05-06 11:15:04 2009-05-06 11:26:52 2009-05-06 11:28:14 2009-05-06 12:09:38 2009-05-07 11:19:20 2009-05-07 12:05:49 2009-05-07 12:46:38 2009-05-07 13:01:36 2009-05-08 11:49:16 2009-05-08 12:15:09 2009-05-08 12:41:48 2009-05-08 13:14:58 2009-05-10 11:11:34 2009-05-10 11:48:13 2009-05-10 12:10:41 2009-05-10 13:14:14 2009-05-11 11:07:41 2009-05-11 12:00:29 2009-05-11 12:18:05 2009-05-11 12:27:07 2009-05-12 10:44:48 2009-05-12 10:58:01 2009-05-12 11:09:14 2009-05-12 12:14:22 2009-05-13 12:05:47 2009-05-13 12:43:44 2009-05-14 12:06:02 2009-05-14 12:14:03 2009-05-14 12:24:18 2009-05-14 12:48:39 2009-05-15 11:52:32 2009-05-15 12:18:56 Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Enabled if it is the second visit Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result 191 1 Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Why is the interview only partially completed? Enabled if T7Q4 = "Partially completed [2]" Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3600 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 3600 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ID number for the food item ID number for the food item ID number for the food item ID number for the food item ID number for the food item ID number for the food item 3600 1 Maize 2 Maize flour (dona) 3 Millet 4 Rice 5 Fresh Cassava 6 Cassava Flour 7 Sweet Potatoes 8 Irish Potatoes 9 Bananas (Fruit) 10 Bananas (Plantains) 11 Beans 12 Wheat 13 Sugar 14 Salt 15 Fish 16 Beef 17 Chicken 18 Cooking Oil Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year long? 3600 1 All year long 2 Not always 3 Never available Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Enabled if V5EQ1 = [1] Or [2] 2989 611 10 15000 1257.145 1468.469 Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit 2989 611 1 Kilogram 2 Liter 3 Piece 4 1/2 kilogram 5 1/4 6 200 grams 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3200 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 3200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods When asking for mosquito nets DO NOT include "hati punguzo nets". These are nets that are available at a discounted price for pregant women or women with small children 3200 1 Mosquito Net 2 Batteries (Size A) 3 Bar soap 4 Matress 5 Kerosene 6 Kerosine Lamp (Large) 7 Candle 8 Match 9 Bicycle Tube 10 Cow dung 11 Chemical fertilizer 12 Iron Roofing Sheets (length 16) 13 Hoe 14 Wheelbarrow 15 Cement 16 Machete Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? 3200 1 Yes 2 No Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Enabled if V5FQ1 = Yes [1] 1581 1619 72000 2777.223 6587.497 Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Enabled if V5FQ1 = Yes [1] 1581 1619 1 Kilogram 2 Liter 3 Piece 4 1/2 kilogram 5 1/4 6 200 grams 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 600 40401 150223 101359.6 38769.103 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 600 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication 600 1 Panadol/Paracetamol/Sheladol 2 Fancidar / Metakelfin (anti malarial) 3 Rangimbili (anti-biotics) Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? 600 1 Yes 2 No Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to get [MEDICINES]? What is the most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to get [MEDICINES]? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. Enabled if V5AQ1 = "No [2]" 381 219 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? 600 -99 3000 112.508 184.896 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1600 40401 150223 101359.6 38748.893 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 1600 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number If there is a mpiga ramli who also uses herbal medicine, we will group that person as MPIGA RAMLI and NOT a traditional healer 1600 1 Doctor 2 Clinical Officer 3 Nurse 4 Trained Midwife 5 Traditional Birth Attendant 6 Dentist 7 Traditional Healers Herbal 8 Witchdoctors Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? 1600 1 Yes 2 No How many? How many? How many? How many? How many? How many? Enabled if V5BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 529 1071 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 18 Sysmiss Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to consult [personnel]? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. Enabled if V5BQ1 = "Yes [2]" 1071 529 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1200 40401 150223 101359.6 38752.933 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 1200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service 1200 1 Immunizations 2 Treatment of broken bones 3 X-Ray 4 Surgery 5 HIV Test 6 Pharmacy Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? 1200 1 Yes 2 No Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the kitongoji to access [service]? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. Enabled if V5CQ1 = "No [2]" 1088 112 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 2043 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 2043 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Method of travel Method of travel Method of travel Method of travel Method of travel Method of travel 2043 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? 2030 13 24 1.468 1.614 Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? 2030 13 55 13.288 15.071 One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? If more than one mode of transport is used, sum up the fares to get to the destination Enabled if ZQ2 <> "On foot [1]" 1061 982 1800000 4334.354 55737.46 Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? 2030 13 36 2.041 2.209 Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? 2030 13 55 14.361 15.845 One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? If more than one mode of transport is used, sum up the fares to get to the destination Enabled if ZQ2 <> "On foot [1]" 1061 982 2000000 4997.031 62025.939 What type of location is this? What type of location is this? What type of location is this? What type of location is this? What type of location is this? What type of location is this? READ ALL RESPONSES 2030 13 1 Kitongoji in this village 2 Other village in this ward 3 District capital 4 Other town in this district (not capital) 5 Region capital (other than district capital) 6 Other town in this region (not capital) 7 Town outside this region 8 Other Village in this District Sysmiss group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) 2043 1 772 313.787 196.023 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1367 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 1367 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Data field Data field Data field Data field Data field 1367 cpAgriculture_Activity cpCashCropType cpCashcrop_Market cpComTribe_1 cpComTribe_2 cpComTribe_3 cpCrop_Food3 cpGoods_Food_Unit cpGoods_NonFood_Unit cpMarket_CashCrop_ModeTo cpMarket_Frequency cpMortalityCause2 cpMortalityCause3 Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number 1367 V2AQ6a V2AQ6b V2AQ6c V3BQ2 V4AQ2 V4BQ3 V4CAQ1 V4CAQ3 V4CQ2 V5DQ9b V5DQ9c V5EQ3 V5FQ3 Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) 1367 1 10 11 12 14 15 17 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 N/A Other description Other description Other description Other description Other description 1367 1 tonne truck 1-tonne truck 1.5 tonne truck 2 tonne truck 25 kg bag 3 tonne track 3 tonne truck 350 ml bottle 350 mls bottle 350ml bottle 350mls bottle 5 tonne truck 50 kg bag 50kg bag 7 tonne truck 700ml bottle 90 kg bag 90 kg bug 90-kg bag 90kg bag Anaemia Bar Bar. Beans Bowl Bunch Bunch. Cart Cassava Cholera Cup Debe Duruma Elephantiasis Elephantiasis (testicles) Epilepsy Glass Gram Groundnuts Hand Heap Hernia Hired transport Kamba Kibaba Kisadolini Lime Maize Mangoes Measles Medium size Millet Millet Millet None, given free None, not sold Nyasa Once a month Onions Oranges Paddy Pemba Pepper Post-planting Pre-harvest Pre-planting Rest season Resting Resting season Rice Salt production Seizures Sesame Shirazi Soya Sunflower Sweet potatoes Taita Tetanus Traders from neighbouring country Wheat bar bunch. convulsions cow shed debe fungu glass heap heap. kisadolini medium size chicken. Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1600 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 1600 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ID number of the Service ID number of the Service ID number of the Service ID number of the Service ID number of the Service ID number of the Service 1600 1 Repair Shop (Bicycle/Motorcycle) 2 Carpentry 3 Ironsmith 4 Cobbler 5 Barber 6 Tailor 7 Shop for newspapers 8 Internet Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? Available in kitongoji? This question asks about the the presence of personnels regardless of their competence. Even if some respondents argue that there is no, say a carpenter, in a kitongoji simply because the one present is not so competent and thus they go for someone outside because his work is finer, you still have to record that THERE IS A CARPENTER. 1600 1 Yes 2 No How many? How many? How many? How many? How many? How many? This question asks about the the presence of personnels regardless of their competence. Even if some respondents argue that there is no, say a carpenter, in a kitongoji simply because the one present is not so competent and thus they go for someone outside because his work is finer, you still have to record that THERE IS A CARPENTER. Enabled if V3AQ1 = "Yes [1]" 854 746 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 16 20 Sysmiss Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. Enabled if V3AQ1 = "No [2]" 746 854 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 89 040402 040801 040802 040804 040805 040808 040809 040810 040812 040814 040815 040816 040820 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting 89 1899-12-30 12:00:00 1899-12-30 12:05:00 The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting 89 1899-12-30 04:00:00 1899-12-30 04:05:00 1899-12-30 16:00:00 Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken 89 1 Saturday 2 Sunday 3 Monday 4 Tuesday 5 Wednesday 6 Thursday 7 Friday Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? 88 1 1 Yes, within this village 2 Yes, in a neighboring village 3 Yes, in a further village 4 No Sysmiss The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted 89 27 2.202 5.034 The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted 89 1 67 11.18 8.614 The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted 89 22 1.921 3.149 The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted 89 21 2.775 4.131 The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted 89 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 16 17 The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted 89 64 4.348 9.228 The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted 89 36 2.888 5.015 How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? 89 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? 89 1 Dirt 2 Gravel 3 Tarmac How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? 89 1 None 2 Few - Very Shallow 3 Few - Shallow 4 Few - Deep 5 Few - Very Deep 6 Many - Very Shallow 7 Many - Shallow 8 Many - Deep 9 Many - Very Deeo Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? 89 1 Yes 2 No What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? 89 1 Very Good 2 Good 3 Bad 4 Very Bad Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1800 40401 150223 101359.6 38747.547 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 1800 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport 1800 1 Bicycle 2 Motorbike 3 Mini Bus 4 Pickup/Lorry/Truck 5 Car 6 On foot 7 Animal and Carriage 8 Large Bus 99 Other (specify) Can you access the following transport service in the kitongoji? Can you access the following transport service in the kitongoji? Can you access the following transport service in the kitongoji? Can you access the following transport service in the kitongoji? Can you access the following transport service in the kitongoji? Can you access the following transport service in the kitongoji? The question wants to know whether one in the kitongoji can access a particular transport service without necessarily having to go to another place, say a kitongoji or village. It is not necessary for the transport service to be based in the kitongoji, it can be going through (via) the kitongoji. 1676 124 1 Yes 2 No 3 Never Sysmiss How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS Enabled if V3CQ1 = "No [2]" 1800 48 0.966 3.358 How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINUTES Enabled if V3CQ1 = "No [2]" 1800 50 2.903 8.798 Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? 1137 663 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? Enabled if V3CAQ2 = "Yes [1]" 712 1088 1 More than 5 times per day 2 5 times per day 3 4 times per day 4 3 times per day 5 2 times per day 6 1 time per day Sysmiss Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ2 = "Yes [1]" 714 1086 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 Sysmiss Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINUTES You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ2 = "Yes [1]" 714 1086 55 12.976 15.8 Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ2 = "Yes [1]" 714 1086 24 2.725 3.052 Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINUTES You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ2 = "Yes [1]" 713 1087 55 14.405 16.046 Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ2 = "Yes [1]" 713 1087 -99 200000 9224.903 18031.9 Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ2 = "Yes [1]" 689 1111 -99 200000 11100.444 21864.716 Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? 678 1122 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? Enabled if V3CAQ8 = "Yes [1]" 340 1460 1 More than 5 times per day 2 5 times per day 3 4 times per day 4 3 times per day 5 2 times per day 6 1 time per day Sysmiss Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ8 = "Yes [1]" 340 1460 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 16 Sysmiss Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINUTES You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ8 = "Yes [1]" 340 1460 45 9.809 14.93 Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ8 = "Yes [1]" 339 1461 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 20 Sysmiss Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINUTES You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ8 = "Yes [1]" 339 1461 50 10.472 15.392 Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ8 = "Yes [1]" 340 1460 -99 160000 13025.888 23794.617 Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? You SHOULD always ASK this question. DO NOT assume that there is no difference between dry and rainy seasons. Enabled if V3CAQ8 = "Yes [1]" 340 1460 -99 200000 14976.182 27607.646 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 200 40401 150223 101359.6 38833.989 Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) Kitongoji ID (question P1_1Q1) 200 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) 200 180 17.71 26.205 The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) The group to which the kitongoji belongs (far from or close to road) 200 1 Close to road 2 Far from road Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. Interviewer's rank of the Kitongoji's accessibility to road. 86 114 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 Sysmiss Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate Size of Kitongoji based on officials estimate 200 15 670 109.04 79.849 Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this kitongoji is selected for inclusion in the survey 200 1 Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Comments written by supervisor during the Ladder of Life (LoL) discussion Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the community poverty line is set 200 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the global poverty line is set 200 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set Step on the LoL at which the national poverty line is set 200 1 Between Steps 1 and 2 2 Between Steps 2 and 3 3 Between Steps 3 and 4 4 Between Steps 4 and 5 5 Between Steps 5 and 6 6 Bottom of 1 7 Top of 6 Sysmiss Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village Whether the village is a treatment or a comparison village 200 1 Treatment Village 2 Comparison Village group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) 200 1 2 3 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1800 040401 040402 040801 040802 040803 040804 040805 040806 040807 040808 040809 040810 040811 040812 040813 040814 040815 040816 040818 040819 040820 040821 040822 040823 100201 100202 100203 100204 100205 100206 100207 100208 100209 100210 100211 100212 100213 100214 100215 100216 100301 100302 100303 100305 100306 100307 100308 100309 100501 100502 100503 100504 100505 100506 100507 100508 100509 100510 120601 120602 120603 120604 120605 120606 120607 120608 120609 120610 120611 120612 120613 120614 120615 120616 120617 120618 120619 150201 150202 150203 150204 150205 150206 150207 150208 150209 150210 150211 150212 150213 150214 150215 150216 150217 150218 150219 150220 150221 150222 150223 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 1800 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ID number of the infrastructure asset ID number of the infrastructure asset ID number of the infrastructure asset ID number of the infrastructure asset ID number of the infrastructure asset ID number of the infrastructure asset Here you ask for the presence of an OPERATIONAL AND FUNCTIONING infrastructure asset. For instance, if there’s a secondary school in the kitongoji but it doesn’t function (just buildings with no teachers, no books…), then there is no school in the kitongoji. However, if there is a an operational and functioning infrastructure asset in the kitongoji, then there is one in the kitongoji, even if people decide not to got to it for its services. 1800 1 Primary School 2 Secondary School 3 Vocational School 4 Dispensary 5 Hospital 6 Post Office 7 Bank Branch 8 Hotel/Guesthouse 9 Restaurant (Full meals) Present in Kitongoji? Present in Kitongoji? Present in Kitongoji? Present in Kitongoji? Present in Kitongoji? Present in Kitongoji? Here you ask for the presence of an OPERATIONAL AND FUNCTIONING infrastructure asset. For instance, if there’s a secondary school in the kitongoji but it doesn’t function (just buildings with no teachers, no books…), then there is no school in the kitongoji. However, if there is a an operational and functioning infrastructure asset in the kitongoji, then there is one in the kitongoji, even if people decide not to got to it for its services. 1800 1 Yes 2 No Most common transport to reach the infrastructure asset? Most common transport to reach the infrastructure asset? Most common transport to reach the infrastructure asset? Most common transport to reach the infrastructure asset? Most common transport to reach the infrastructure asset? Most common transport to reach the infrastructure asset? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. Enabled if V2CQ1 = "No [2]" 1653 147 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 80 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 District ID District ID District ID District ID District ID 80 5401 5402 District ID District ID District ID District ID District ID 80 5401 5402 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 80 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English Wording question V2Q1 in community QX - English 46 How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the bahanasa - daya - mtambwe - makongeni road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji centre to the chwale - kojani road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji/street centre to the barabara kongwe road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji/street centre to the kangagani - kipangani road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji/street centre to the mchanga mdogo - pandani & chake micheweni new road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji/street centre to the mzambarauni takao - finya - mzambarauni karim - mapofu road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the kitongoji/street centre to the wete - gando road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the mtaa/street centre to the Chimba-Bure road road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the mtaa/street centre to the Chaleni - konde road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the mtaa/street centre to the Gando-Wete road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the mtaa/street centre to the Kojifa-Kaliwa bandarini road? How long does it take to walk (on foot!) From the mtaa/street centre to the Mnarani-Konde road? <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 62 18 1 Treatment 2 Comparison Sysmiss 80 1 2 Region ID Region ID Region ID Region ID Region ID 6 18 54 55 99 District ID District ID District ID District ID District ID 6 1806 5401 5402 5501 5502 9999 District name District name District name District name District name 6 Bukoba Urban Chake Chake Micheweni Mkoani Test District Wete District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) District capital (used in question which use [DISTRICT CAPITAL]) 6 Bukoba Chake Chake Micheweni Mkoani Test District Capital Wete Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) Region Capital (used in questions which use [REGION CAPITAL]) 6 Bukoba Chake chake Test Region capital Wete Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) Specified Destination (used in questions which use [SPECIFIED DESTINATION]) 6 Specified Destination Test Specified Destination Top level category for consumption (and durable) items Top level category for consumption (and durable) items Top level category for consumption (and durable) items Top level category for consumption (and durable) items Top level category for consumption (and durable) items 15 A B C D E Secondary level category Secondary level category Secondary level category Secondary level category Secondary level category 15 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 20 Reporting period (1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 12 months) Reporting period (1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 12 months) Reporting period (1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 12 months) Reporting period (1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 12 months) Reporting period (1 week, 2 weeks, 1 month, 12 months) 15 1 month 12 months 2 weeks 7 days Consumption Category Consumption Category Consumption Category Consumption Category Consumption Category 33 13 14 20 Unique code for the item Unique code for the item Unique code for the item Unique code for the item Unique code for the item 33 1301 1302 1303 1304 1305 1306 1307 1308 1409 1410 1411 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 Label for item Label for item Label for item Label for item Label for item 33 Batteries Cellphone top-up cards and internet Ceremonies (Contributions to wedding parties and funerals, dowries paid out) Charcoal/coal Cigarettes, tobacco, snuff Cleaning materials, household services (Detergents (not laundry soap), insectic Clothing and footwear for men and boys 15 years and over (Khanzus, hats, trouse Clothing and footwear for women and girls15 years and over (Khanga, kitenge, sa Clothing for children under 15 years (Trousers, dresses, skirts, shirts, blouse Contributions to religious and other organizations Domestic services (Payments given to domesitc workers) Education of children in BOARDING SCHOOL (School fees, uniform, equipment) Entertainment and recreation (Books (not school books), magazines, newspapers, Firewood Furniture (Beds, chairs, tables, sofas, mirrors, carpets) Household durables, appliances (Stoves (anytype), cookers, refrigerator, fan, a Insurance (Car, medical, life insurance) Kerosene, paraffin Kitchenware (Pots, pans, bowls, dishes, utensils, knives) Laundry soap (powdered, bars, liquid etc) Linen, bed/mattress, cloths (Sheets, blankets, pillows, towels, mosquito nets, Matches, lighters, candles, lamp/stove wicks Modern medical care services (Hospitals, dispensaries, private doctors, densitr Modern medication (Prescribed medicine, non-prescribed medicine) Other household wares (Torches, bulbs, lanterns, baskets, brooms, brushes) Other personal effects (Yarn and sewing material,umbrellas, gloves, handbags, p Personal care (Toilet soap, toilet paper, toothpaste, hair products, razor, pe Repairs for assets and durables (Repairs to house, car, motorbike, bicycle, rat Taxes (Revenue tax, development levy or village tax, vehicle tax. Exclude taxe Traditional medical care (Traditional healers, traditional medicine) Traditional medical care (Witch Doctor) Transport, Petrol, oil, fares for transport (bus, mini-bus, taxi, boat). Inclu Utilities (Electricity, water, garbage disposal, telephone landline) = '-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent = '-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent = '-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent = '-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent = '-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent 33 Unique code for the item Unique code for the item Unique code for the item Unique code for the item Unique code for the item 90 0101 0102 0103 0104 0105 0106 0107 0108 0109 0110 0111 0112 0113 0201 0202 0203 0204 0205 0206 0207 0208 0301 0302 0303 0401 0402 0403 0404 0405 0501 0502 0503 0504 0505 0601 0602 0603 0604 0605 0606 0607 0701 0702 0703 0704 0705 0706 0801 0802 0803 0804 0805 0806 0807 0808 0809 0810 0811 0812 0813 0814 0815 0816 0817 0818 0819 0901 0902 0903 0988 0999 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005 1101 1102 1103 1104 1105 1106 1107 1201 1202 1203 1204 1205 1206 1207 Item label Item label Item label Item label Item label 90 Barbecued meat, chips, roast bananas, samosa and other snacks Beef including minced sausage Beef including offal Boflo Bottled beer Bottled/canned soft drinks (soda, juice, water) Breadfruit (sheli sheli) Butter, margarine, ghee and other fat products Canned milk Canned, dried and wild vegetables Carrots, green pepper, cabbage or other vegetables Cassava dry/flour Cassava fresh Chapatti, maandazi, cakes and biscuits Chicken and other poultry Chicken, other poultry and wild birds (incl. pigeons, kwarara, sabile) Citrus fruits (oranges, lemon, tangarines, etc.) Coconuts (immature) Coconuts (mature) Coffee and cocoa (beans, ground, instant, prepared) Cooking bananas, plantains Cooking oil Cost of grinding Dates Dates, cashew and other nuts Dried beans Dried dagaa Dried fish and seafood (excl. dagaa) Dried fish, excl. dagaa (incl. dried seafood) Dried peas Eggs Fresh beans Fresh dagaa Fresh fish (excl. dagaa) Fresh fish and seafood (excl. dagaa) Fresh milk Fresh octopus or squid Full meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, urojo, etc. ) Goat and sheep meat Goat meat Groundnuts in shell Groundnuts without shell Honey, syrups, jams, marmalade, jellies, canned fruits Irish potatoes Kashata, visheti, maandazi, etc. Kibuku and other local brews Lentils and other pulses Local brews Macaroni, spaghetti Maize (flour) Dona Maize (flour) Sembe Maize (green, cob) Mangoes Margarine and other fat products (tanbond, blueband, ghee etc) Milk powder Milk products (like cream, cheese, yoghurt etc, but excl. fats) Onions Onions, spinach, cabbage and other vegetables Other cereal products Other domestic/wild meat products Other flour (Millet, cassava, sorghum, barley..) Other flour (Millet, sorghum, barley, excl. cassava flour) Other fruits (avocados, jack fruit, oranges and other) Other raw materals for drinks Other spices Other starches (like irish potatoes, jackfruit seeds, etc) Peas, lentils and other pulses Pork including sausages and bacon Pumpkins Rabbits and other wild animals Rice (husked) Rice (paddy) Ripe bananas Salt Shrimp, crab and other seafood Soda, juice, etc. Spinach, kisamvu, matembele Sugar Sugarcane Sweet potatoes Sweets Tea (prepared, with sugar ) Tea and cofffee Tomatoes Wheat flour Wild birds and edible insects Wine and spirits Wine, commercial beers, and spirits Yams/cocoyams Yoghurt Consumption category Consumption category Consumption category Consumption category Consumption category 90 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 Avg Kcalories in 100g raw product (=cal100g*edible portion) Avg Kcalories in 100g raw product (=cal100g*edible portion) Avg Kcalories in 100g raw product (=cal100g*edible portion) Avg Kcalories in 100g raw product (=cal100g*edible portion) Avg Kcalories in 100g raw product (=cal100g*edible portion) 87 3 900 212.943 173.602 Maximum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Maximum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Maximum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Maximum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Maximum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) 73 17 11 4000 694.74 890.811 Minimum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Minimum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Minimum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Minimum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) Minimum of expected price range of 1 kg of [ITEM] (used for check) 73 17 100 3000000 47038.507 350650.573 ='-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent ='-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent ='-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent ='-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent ='-1' if a photo should be shown to respondent 90 Unique item code Unique item code Unique item code Unique item code Unique item code 409 0101 0102 0103 0104 0105 0106 0107 0108 0109 0110 0111 0112 0113 0201 0202 0203 0204 0205 0206 0207 0208 0301 0302 0303 0401 0402 0404 0501 0502 0503 0504 0505 0601 0602 0603 0605 0606 0607 0701 0702 0703 0704 0706 0801 0802 0803 0804 0805 0806 0807 0808 0810 0811 0812 0813 0814 0815 0816 0817 0818 0819 0901 0902 0903 0988 1001 1002 1003 1004 1101 1102 1103 1104 1105 1106 1107 1201 1202 1203 1204 1205 1206 1207 Unique unit code Unique unit code Unique unit code Unique unit code Unique unit code 409 1 81903 13931.868 28047.441 Gram conversion rate Gram conversion rate Gram conversion rate Gram conversion rate Gram conversion rate 383 26 0.06 125000 9302.332 23054.198 Set true if a photo is required Set true if a photo is required Set true if a photo is required Set true if a photo is required Set true if a photo is required 409 1 Unique unit code Unique unit code Unique unit code Unique unit code Unique unit code 115 1 81903 43191.67 33416.471 Unit label Unit label Unit label Unit label Unit label 115 0.25 kg heap 0.5 kg heap 0.75 litre bottle 1 KG Tin 1 kg heap 1 piece (local) 1/2 KG Tin 1/2 Kibaba heap 1/2 kibaba 1/4 KG Tin 1/4 Kibaba heap 1/4 kibaba 10 pieces (local) 17 pieces (local) 2 pieces (local) 20 pieces (local) 25 KG Bag 3 pieces (local) 350 ml Fanta bottle 4 pieces (local) 5 pieces (local) 50 KG Bag 7 pieces (local) 90 KG Bag Big fish Bowl Bunch Bundle Cup Debe Glass Gram Hand Handful Heap Kibaba Kibaba heap Kilograms Kisadoline Large Large bunch Large cob maize Large hand Large heap Large mango Large piece Litre Medium bunch Medium cob maize Medium fish Medium hand Medium heap Medium mango Medium piece Millilitre Other Pakacha/Tenga Piece large Piece of pole (kipande) Piece small Piece/Number Pishi (4 vibaba) Small Small bunch Small fish Small hand Small heap Small mango Small piece Table spoon Tiny kibaba for cooking oil Tsh. Whole Pole Whole large Whole small XLarge Xsmall ndoo lita 10 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 30075 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 30075 Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code 30075 1 Iron 2 Refrigerator or freezer 3 Television 4 TV antenna 5 Video/DVD 6 Radio 7 Watch or clock 8 Mattress 9 Bed 10 Sponged sofa 11 Non-sponged sofa 12 Sewing machine 13 Any stove ( NOT including 'figa') 14 Bicycle 15 Motorcycle 16 Car or truck 17 Mobile phone 18 Mosquito net 19 Wheelbarrow/Cart 20 Harrow/plough 21 Other farming equipment (excl. harrows, ploughs, wheelbarrows) 22 Lantern 23 Fishing equipment (excluding boats/canoes) 24 Boat or canoe 25 Business premises/ container Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? For each item listed, indicate whether someone in the household owns one of the listed items (‘yes’ or ‘no’). Make sure to ask EACH individual item and not let the respondent simple list which assets he/she thinks they have. Also, you should ask about the more luxury items, such as cars, even if you think they do not own it. You can always tell the respondent that you are asking those questions to everybody in the village, and that it is your job to do so in order to be consistent for each household. Make sure you ask whether or not the respondent or anyone in the household owns the item. This is important as it is easy to slip into the habit of asking ‘you’ rather than ‘you or anyone else in the household’ (as it conforms more closely to natural conversational phrasing). Stick to the formulation ‘you or anyone else in the household’ to avoid confusion. Asking ‘you’ may be interpreted by the respondent as meaning ‘his/her self’ not the household. People who belong to several households (e.g. a polygamist head of household with another wife and household somewhere else) will own assets that do not belong to the household you are interviewing. E.g. do not count this person’s furniture in the other household as belonging to the household you are interviewing, but DO count a mobile phone that he carries with him or a motorbike that he uses to visit both households. The rule should be that anything that remains in the other household is not eligible for inclusion in the asset section of the questionnaire, but anything that clearly transfers between households can be included. Note that a ‘functioning’ need to be ‘functioning’ in order to be considered as owned asset. For instance, do not consider a car that has been standing still in the garage for several years because it does not function anymore. However, in case an asset is temporarily not functioning (for instance a cell-phone that is at the fundi at the moment), you should consider it. Specific asset instructions: • Radio: Emphasize that also small radio’s are considered • Clock: Emphasize that also watches are considered • Television: it is having the UNIT itself that is meant here, NOT whether this unit has SIGNAL or not. 30002 73 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many (total quantity) FUNCTIONING [ITEM] does your household own? How many (total quantity) FUNCTIONING [ITEM] does your household own? How many (total quantity) FUNCTIONING [ITEM] does your household own? How many (total quantity) FUNCTIONING [ITEM] does your household own? How many (total quantity) FUNCTIONING [ITEM] does your household own? How many (total quantity) FUNCTIONING [ITEM] does your household own? Enabled if T4BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 7871 22204 -99 44 2.438 2.496 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1076 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1076 0101 0102 0103 0104 0109 0110 0111 0113 0114 0124 0203 0204 0205 0208 0209 0211 0212 0213 0214 0215 0301 0302 0303 0307 0309 0310 0311 0312 0314 0315 0324 0401 0402 0406 0408 0410 0412 0413 0415 0426 0501 0503 0506 0509 0513 0524 0528 0602 0605 0606 0607 0610 0613 0614 0615 0705 0707 0709 0710 0712 0713 0714 0715 0728 0803 0804 0805 0806 0807 0808 0813 0814 0815 0827 0902 0906 0907 0908 0909 0914 0915 0926 0928 1001 1002 1003 1005 1007 1008 1009 1010 1013 1026 1102 1103 1107 1111 1112 1114 1115 1124 1125 1205 1206 1208 1209 1211 1212 1215 1301 1307 1309 1310 1311 1313 1315 1402 1403 1404 1405 1406 1411 1413 1503 1504 1511 1524 1603 1606 1608 1609 1610 1611 1615 1625 1701 1706 1707 1709 1710 1713 1801 1803 1806 1807 1810 1811 1813 1901 1905 1906 1908 1910 1911 1912 1914 2001 2002 2004 2005 2007 2008 2009 2011 2012 2013 2015 2027 2107 2124 2202 2204 2206 2210 2211 2212 2213 2215 2301 2302 2305 2309 2310 2312 2313 2314 2315 2403 2405 2406 2408 2409 2411 2412 2413 2414 2502 2504 2506 2510 2514 2515 2524 2605 2608 2610 2614 2615 2624 2702 2703 2704 2705 2706 2708 2709 2714 2801 2807 2809 2810 2813 2814 2815 2902 2904 2905 2906 2908 2910 2914 2915 3002 3003 3006 3009 3010 3012 3014 3015 3102 3103 3105 3108 3109 3111 3113 3115 3124 3201 3203 3205 3206 3207 3209 3301 3303 3304 3305 3306 3310 3311 3314 3315 3401 3403 3405 3407 3411 3412 3414 3501 3507 3509 3510 3511 3512 3513 3602 3603 3607 3609 3610 3612 3613 3614 3615 3701 3702 3705 3707 3708 3709 3711 3712 3713 3714 3715 3801 3803 3805 3806 3808 3811 3812 3813 3814 3901 3904 3909 3912 3914 3925 4001 4002 4003 4009 4010 4011 4013 4102 4104 4105 4106 4110 4112 4113 4201 4202 4203 4205 4206 4207 4208 4211 4213 4214 4215 4225 4302 4303 4305 4307 4308 4310 4312 4313 4401 4402 4403 4404 4405 4406 4408 4412 4415 4502 4503 4506 4507 4508 4509 4510 4512 4515 4606 4607 4608 4609 4610 4611 4612 4613 4614 4615 4701 4702 4703 4704 4705 4706 4707 4709 4710 4711 4712 4714 4715 4725 4801 4802 4804 4806 4807 4808 4809 4810 4811 4813 4814 4824 4901 4906 4907 4909 4910 4911 4913 4914 4924 4925 5001 5002 5004 5005 5006 5007 5008 5011 5012 5013 5014 5015 5103 5106 5107 5109 5111 5115 5124 5205 5207 5208 5209 5213 5214 5215 5304 5306 5307 5309 5312 5314 5315 5402 5407 5408 5409 5412 5414 5415 5503 5504 5506 5509 5511 5514 5601 5603 5604 5606 5607 5610 5611 5613 5701 5704 5705 5707 5708 5710 5713 5714 5715 5804 5805 5806 5807 5813 5814 5815 5902 5903 5904 5905 5906 5911 5912 5913 5914 5915 6001 6002 6003 6005 6009 6013 6028 6102 6104 6105 6107 6108 6113 6114 6115 6201 6203 6204 6205 6207 6209 6210 6211 6213 6214 6215 6301 6303 6305 6306 6307 6308 6312 6313 6315 6325 6401 6405 6407 6410 6411 6412 6414 6415 6426 6502 6503 6504 6509 6512 6514 6515 6605 6608 6610 6614 6615 6701 6702 6703 6704 6708 6711 6713 6714 6802 6803 6806 6807 6809 6810 6813 6815 6901 6903 6904 6906 6908 6910 6912 6913 6915 6924 7001 7003 7005 7006 7009 7010 7012 7013 7014 7101 7103 7104 7106 7107 7109 7113 7115 7202 7207 7208 7209 7210 7213 7214 7215 7224 7301 7302 7303 7304 7305 7306 7308 7313 7401 7402 7405 7406 7407 7408 7410 7412 7415 7501 7502 7504 7508 7511 7512 7513 7514 7602 7603 7604 7606 7607 7608 7610 7611 7613 7614 7615 7701 7703 7705 7712 7713 7714 7725 7726 7728 7802 7804 7807 7811 7813 7815 7901 7907 7908 7911 7912 7913 7914 7915 8001 8002 8004 8009 8010 8011 8012 8013 Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 1076 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY In the RARE case you don't know the exact day, you should enter '-99'. It is VERY important, however, that you do your very best to make the respondent remember the day of birth. 1071 5 -99 31 9.993 25.057 What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH In the VERY RARE case the respondent does not know the exact month, select DK. You should do your VERY best to make the respondent remember, however. A comment MUST be made in case the respondent really does not know, and a valid reason must be given in this case 1071 5 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 DK Sysmiss What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR Note that there is NO DK option for this response field. The reason why is because it is VERY important that we know the year of birth and since it is maximum 5 years ago, it is impossible that the respondent cannot remember. Use this field to cross-check the completed number of years the child has COMPLETED in T3Q4 1071 5 3 2003 4 2004 5 2005 6 2006 7 2007 8 2008 9 2009 Sysmiss Where was [NAME] born? Where was [NAME] born? Where was [NAME] born? Where was [NAME] born? Where was [NAME] born? Where was [NAME] born? 1071 5 1 At home without assistance 2 At home with traditional birth attendant 3 At home with trained health attendant 4 At health centre/hospital 88 DK 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss When was [NAME] first immunized? When was [NAME] first immunized? When was [NAME] first immunized? When was [NAME] first immunized? When was [NAME] first immunized? When was [NAME] first immunized? Most children who are born at health centres and hospitals receive their first immunization shot the moment they are born. However, DO NOT assume that the child got their shot even if he/she was born at the hospital. Ask the parent to confirm. You need to be more cautious with those born at home. 1071 5 1 Within the first week after birth 2 Within the first month after birth 3 After the first month 4 Never immunised 88 DK Sysmiss Has [NAME] been ill with a fever the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] been ill with a fever the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] been ill with a fever the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] been ill with a fever the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] been ill with a fever the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] been ill with a fever the last 2 weeks? 1071 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has [NAME] suffered from diarrhea during the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] suffered from diarrhea during the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] suffered from diarrhea during the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] suffered from diarrhea during the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] suffered from diarrhea during the last 2 weeks? Has [NAME] suffered from diarrhea during the last 2 weeks? 1071 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Most important kind of health provider [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider [NAME] visited? What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited to seek advice or treatment for the disease(s)? Enabled if T3CQ1 = "Yes [1]" 378 698 1 Referal hospital 2 District/Region hospital 3 Public dispensary 4 Public health center 5 Private Dispensary/Hospital 6 Private clinic 7 Super natural healer 8 Traditional healer (Herbalist) 9 Missionary Dispensary/Hospital 10 Pharmacy/Chemist 11 Faith healer 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? If the child is not home at the moment of your visit, you should try to go back to the household within the 4 days (average) of your stay in the village and make sure that you find the child there. In case the child will not come back within those 4 days, you should report 'currently not home'. If child not available for taking measurements, but if child does have a clinic card, copy the measurements from this clinic card and select option 'NO - copied from clinic card'. Directions on how to measure height (for children under 85 cm): (i) Place the measuring board on the ground, and lay the child in the middle of it (ii) The assistance hol'd the sides of the child's head, and positions the child so that the top of the head touches the "foot board" (You can ask the respondent to assist you) (iii) The measurer positions and hold the knees and ankles in a straight line, then places the "cursor" (movable portion) at a 90 degree angle against the child's feet For children over or equal to 85cm, place the board upright and follow the same procedures (iv) The measurer reads the length to the nearest 0.1 cm and annoonces it to an assistant Enabled if [AgeMonths] > 6 and[AgeMonths] < 60 944 132 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Enabled if T7BQ1 = "No [2]" 156 920 1 Currently not home 2 Too ill 3 Unwilling 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS Enabled if T7BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 788 288 61.2 112.5 85.349 10.18 Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Enabled if T7BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 788 288 1 Standing 2 Lying down Sysmiss Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Here are directions on how to measure weight: (i) Hook the scale onto a tree and attach a stick held by two people (ii) Suspend weighing pants (trousers) from the lower hook of the scale and recalibrate to zero, allowing the pants to hang freely from the hook (iii)Remove the child's clothes and place him/her in the weighing pants (Make sure that you ask the parents for permission to do this and ask them to remove the clothes. Also, make sure you are weighing the child in their presence) (iv)Read the scale at eye level. If the child is moving and the needle does not stabilise, estimate the weight by using the value at the midpoint of oscillations (v) Record the value Enabled if [AgeMonths] > 6 and[AgeMonths] < 60 944 132 1 Yes 2 No 3 No - Copied from clinic card Sysmiss Date weight taken at the clinic? DAY Date weight taken at the clinic? DAY Date weight taken at the clinic? DAY Date weight taken at the clinic? DAY Date weight taken at the clinic? DAY Date weight taken at the clinic? DAY Enabled if T7BQ5 = "No - Copied from clinic card [3]" 8 1068 6 29 18.375 7.328 Date weight taken at the clinic? MONTH Date weight taken at the clinic? MONTH Date weight taken at the clinic? MONTH Date weight taken at the clinic? MONTH Date weight taken at the clinic? MONTH Date weight taken at the clinic? MONTH Enabled if T7BQ5 = "No - Copied from clinic card [3]" 8 1068 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 DK Sysmiss Date weight taken at the clinic? YEAR Date weight taken at the clinic? YEAR Date weight taken at the clinic? YEAR Date weight taken at the clinic? YEAR Date weight taken at the clinic? YEAR Date weight taken at the clinic? YEAR Enabled if T7BQ5 = "No - Copied from clinic card [3]" 8 1068 8 2009 1758 707.108 Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Enabled if T4BQ5 = "No - [2]" Or T4BQ5 = "No - Copied from clinic card [3]" 156 920 1 Currently not home 2 Too ill 3 Unwilling 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS Enabled if T4BQ5 = "Yes [1]" Or T4BQ5 = "No - Copied from clinic card [3]" 796 280 5.2 19.9 11.489 2.523 Was [NAME]'s MUAC measured? Was [NAME]'s MUAC measured? Was [NAME]'s MUAC measured? Was [NAME]'s MUAC measured? Was [NAME]'s MUAC measured? Was [NAME]'s MUAC measured? UAC (Middle Upper Arm Circumference): This is a measure of malnutrition. Here are the directions on how to take the measurements: (i) Let left arm hang relaxed at the side of the body (ii)Place the MUAC tape mid-way between the elbow and shoulder (iii)Fit the tape securely around the the arm. The tape should not be too loose, nor pulled too tightly (iv)Read the measurement through the window of the tape (v) Record to the nearest millimeter Enabled if [AgeMonths] > 6 and[AgeMonths] < 60 944 132 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why was [NAME]'s MUAC not measured? Why was [NAME]'s MUAC not measured? Why was [NAME]'s MUAC not measured? Why was [NAME]'s MUAC not measured? Why was [NAME]'s MUAC not measured? Why was [NAME]'s MUAC not measured? Enabled if T7BQ9 = "No [2]" 172 904 1 Currently not home 2 Too ill 3 Unwilling 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is [NAME]'s current MUAC measurement? IN MILLIMETRES What is [NAME]'s current MUAC measurement? IN MILLIMETRES What is [NAME]'s current MUAC measurement? IN MILLIMETRES What is [NAME]'s current MUAC measurement? IN MILLIMETRES What is [NAME]'s current MUAC measurement? IN MILLIMETRES What is [NAME]'s current MUAC measurement? IN MILLIMETRES Enabled if T7BQ9 = "Yes [1]" 772 304 110 218 150.848 11.585 Was [NAME]'s bilateral oedema measured? Was [NAME]'s bilateral oedema measured? Was [NAME]'s bilateral oedema measured? Was [NAME]'s bilateral oedema measured? Was [NAME]'s bilateral oedema measured? Was [NAME]'s bilateral oedema measured? Enabled if [AgeMonths] > 6 and[AgeMonths] < 60 944 132 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why was [NAME]'s oedema not measured? Why was [NAME]'s oedema not measured? Why was [NAME]'s oedema not measured? Why was [NAME]'s oedema not measured? Why was [NAME]'s oedema not measured? Why was [NAME]'s oedema not measured? Enabled if T7BQ12 = "No [2]" 171 905 1 Currently not home 2 Too ill 3 Unwilling 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is [NAME]'s current oedema measurement? What is [NAME]'s current oedema measurement? What is [NAME]'s current oedema measurement? What is [NAME]'s current oedema measurement? What is [NAME]'s current oedema measurement? What is [NAME]'s current oedema measurement? Enabled if T7BQ12 = "Yes [1]" 773 303 1 0 (Negative) 2 1 (Slight) 3 2 (Moderate) 4 3 (Intense) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 30075 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 30075 Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item 30075 1301 1302 1303 1304 1305 1306 1307 1308 1409 1410 1411 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2027 2028 2029 2031 2032 2033 In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? Enabled if Consumption Category = C,D or E (cf. Appendix 'List Consumption Items' for categories) 30000 75 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much did you spend? How much did you spend? How much did you spend? How much did you spend? How much did you spend? 12326 17749 50 3080000 16578.517 47763.017 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 425 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 425 0103 0104 0105 0124 0202 0203 0205 0206 0207 0209 0211 0214 0215 0304 0308 0309 0310 0312 0324 0404 0405 0410 0413 0426 0507 0515 0524 0604 0605 0607 0610 0611 0614 0705 0707 0708 0709 0710 0712 0802 0804 0806 0808 0810 0827 0901 0906 0908 0912 1002 1003 1005 1010 1013 1014 1104 1105 1107 1114 1124 1202 1204 1210 1212 1214 1225 1306 1307 1309 1310 1311 1312 1401 1403 1404 1408 1409 1410 1412 1414 1415 1503 1504 1505 1507 1509 1510 1511 1601 1603 1608 1609 1612 1613 1701 1706 1707 1708 1801 1802 1803 1805 1807 1809 1812 1815 1905 1911 2001 2005 2006 2007 2011 2012 2013 2015 2028 2102 2103 2104 2106 2115 2125 2204 2208 2211 2306 2308 2310 2312 2314 2315 2412 2507 2605 2704 2705 2706 2708 2710 2801 2805 2806 2807 2809 2811 2814 2902 2903 2904 2906 2908 2909 2912 2914 3003 3004 3005 3006 3010 3013 3014 3106 3107 3108 3109 3124 3205 3211 3313 3402 3403 3404 3405 3407 3409 3412 3505 3512 3515 3606 3610 3712 3713 3714 3715 3804 3805 3806 3807 3808 3811 3813 3814 3901 3905 3912 3914 4002 4009 4010 4011 4106 4112 4115 4128 4202 4205 4211 4225 4302 4303 4304 4308 4309 4310 4401 4406 4409 4414 4507 4508 4515 4611 4615 4705 4715 4815 4824 4906 5003 5004 5006 5007 5011 5015 5102 5105 5106 5107 5206 5207 5209 5212 5213 5305 5307 5309 5311 5315 5405 5406 5408 5428 5503 5508 5509 5514 5603 5604 5607 5611 5612 5614 5703 5704 5705 5707 5804 5806 5807 5809 5815 5905 5915 6013 6101 6104 6105 6106 6108 6109 6204 6205 6210 6211 6214 6215 6301 6303 6305 6306 6307 6311 6405 6406 6407 6408 6410 6411 6503 6506 6509 6511 6515 6527 6604 6607 6610 6612 6701 6703 6704 6705 6707 6709 6714 6715 6801 6807 6813 6814 6815 6904 6906 6907 6908 6909 6924 7002 7005 7006 7009 7011 7014 7015 7102 7103 7106 7107 7109 7201 7206 7207 7209 7213 7224 7303 7304 7305 7309 7314 7401 7403 7404 7408 7410 7411 7412 7508 7509 7511 7603 7604 7605 7606 7607 7608 7701 7705 7709 7813 7815 7906 7914 7915 8007 8011 8013 8014 Sequence no for credit/loan (AUTOMATICALLY CREATED) Sequence no for credit/loan (AUTOMATICALLY CREATED) Sequence no for credit/loan (AUTOMATICALLY CREATED) Sequence no for credit/loan (AUTOMATICALLY CREATED) Sequence no for credit/loan (AUTOMATICALLY CREATED) Sequence no for credit/loan (AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED BY TICKING "ADD NEW CREDIT RECORD" COMMAND BUTTON) Enabled if T5GQ4 = "Yes [1]" 425 1 2 3 4 How much was borrowed? Including value of goods or services acquired on credit How much was borrowed? Including value of goods or services acquired on credit How much was borrowed? Including value of goods or services acquired on credit How much was borrowed? Including value of goods or services acquired on credit How much was borrowed? Including value of goods or services acquired on credit How much was borrowed? Include the value of goods or services acquired on credit 425 350 3500000 165876.824 421744.917 What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? 425 1 Commercial banks 2 Micro-finance institution 3 Building soc./mortage 4 Insurance companies 5 SACCOS 6 Other financial institution 7 Relatives 8 Neighbours/friends 9 Grocery/local merchant 10 Money lender 11 Employer 12 Religious institution 13 NGO 14 Self help groups 99 Other Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? SELECT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER FROM ROSTER Enabled if T6DAQ1 >= 5000 402 23 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 Sysmiss What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? Was it: READ ALL RESPONSES Enabled if T6DAQ1 >= 5000 402 23 1 Subsistence needs 2 Medical cost 3 School fees 4 Ceremony/Wedding 5 Purchase land 6 Purchase agricultural inputs 8 Purchase agricultural machinery 9 Purchase/Construction of dwelling 10 Other business inputs 11 Purchase livestock 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % Enter interest rate in %, but do NOT enter the % sign itself, this is written in the box next to the entry field. It may be that the respondent does not know the exact interest rate and that he/she can only tell you the amount he/she is/was supposed to pay back. In that case, you should calculate yourself from the given information the interest rate. Note that if A is the amount borrowed and B is the amount that the household had to pay back later, the interest rate = [(B-A)/A]*100. For instance, if a peron borrowed 10.000 TSH and he/she had to return 11.000 after 1 year, the interest rate was [(11.000-10.000)/10.000]*100= 10 %. Enabled if T6DAQ1 >= 5000 402 23 -99 53 0.295 8.344 Interest period Interest period Interest period Interest period Interest period Interest period Enabled if T6DAQ5 <> 0 And T6DAQ1 >= 5000 30 395 1 Hour 2 Day 3 Week 4 Month 5 Year Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3609 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 3609 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP NUMBER 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP NUMBER 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP NUMBER 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP NUMBER 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP NUMBER which are the 3 most important crops or other agricultural activities this household depends on most? CROP NUMBER Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 3609 1 2 3 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP DESCRIPTION 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP DESCRIPTION 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP DESCRIPTION 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP DESCRIPTION 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land - CROP DESCRIPTION which are the 3 most important crops or other agricultural activities this household depends on most? CROP DESCRIPTION Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 3453 156 1 Cassava 2 Paddy 3 Banana 4 Coconuts 5 Mango 6 Maize 7 Sweet potatoes 8 Cashew nut 9 Irish potatoes 10 Bread fruit 11 Sugar cane 12 Millet 13 Sorghum 14 Wheat 15 Beans 16 Soya beans 17 Pegeon Peas 18 Cabbage 19 Okra 20 Tomato 21 Onions 22 Peas 23 Mabungo 24 Assorted fruits 25 Sunflower 26 Yam/Cocoyam 27 Groundnuts 28 Seaweed 29 Other spices(black pepper, chilli, cinnamon, cardamom, cumin) 30 Other vegetables 31 Other tubers 32 Other pulses 60 Cloves 61 Coffee 62 Tobacco 63 Cotton 64 Tea 65 Planted trees 66 Animal feed 67 Grazing 68 Copra 69 Fallow 77 None 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Rank 3 most important crops grown by HH (1= most important; 3 = least important) Rank 3 most important crops grown by HH (1= most important; 3 = least important) Rank 3 most important crops grown by HH (1= most important; 3 = least important) Rank 3 most important crops grown by HH (1= most important; 3 = least important) Rank 3 most important crops grown by HH (1= most important; 3 = least important) Rank the 3 most important crops grown by your HH (1= most important; 3 = least important) Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 3609 1 1 2 2 3 3 For what purpose is this crop? READ ALL RESPONSES For what purpose is this crop? READ ALL RESPONSES For what purpose is this crop? READ ALL RESPONSES For what purpose is this crop? READ ALL RESPONSES For what purpose is this crop? READ ALL RESPONSES For what purpose is this crop? READ ALL RESPONSES Enabled if T4DQ6b <> "None [77]" And T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 3183 426 1 Only for Food 2 Mainly for food 3 Food and sale (about 50/50) 4 Only for sale 5 Mainly for sale 99 other specify Sysmiss Rank 3 most important crops for generating CASH income Rank 3 most important crops for generating CASH income Rank 3 most important crops for generating CASH income Rank 3 most important crops for generating CASH income Rank 3 most important crops for generating CASH income Rank the most important crops for generating CASH income - sold for cash (1= most important; 3 = least important) Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" 576 3033 1 1 2 2 3 3 Sysmiss Where did HH sell most of its produce of [CROP] last year? MOST COMMON LOCATION Where did HH sell most of its produce of [CROP] last year? MOST COMMON LOCATION Where did HH sell most of its produce of [CROP] last year? MOST COMMON LOCATION Where did HH sell most of its produce of [CROP] last year? MOST COMMON LOCATION Where did HH sell most of its produce of [CROP] last year? MOST COMMON LOCATION Over the past 12 months, where did the household sell most of its produce of [CROP]? MOST COMMON LOCATION Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" 576 3033 1 Farmgate 2 village market 3 Shehia market 4 Wete 5 Micheweni 6 Konde 7 Chake Chake 8 Hasn't sold anything 77 None 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 1st LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 1st LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 1st LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 1st LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 1st LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? MOST COMMON LOCATION Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" And T4DAQ1 <> "Farmgate [1]" And T4DAQ1 <> "Hasn't sold anything [8]" 230 3379 1 Bicycle 2 Motorbike 3 Public transport (dala dala) 4 On foot 5 Private car 6 Animal-drawn (donkey, oxen, horse etc) 77 None 99 other (specify) Sysmiss Over the past 12 months where did HH sell most of produce of [CROP]? 2nd LOC Over the past 12 months where did HH sell most of produce of [CROP]? 2nd LOC Over the past 12 months where did HH sell most of produce of [CROP]? 2nd LOC Over the past 12 months where did HH sell most of produce of [CROP]? 2nd LOC Over the past 12 months where did HH sell most of produce of [CROP]? 2nd LOC Over the past 12 months, where did the household sell most of its produce of [CROP]? SECOND MOST COMMON LOCATION Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" And T4DAQ1 <> "Hasnt sold anything [8]" 504 3105 1 Farmgate 2 village market 3 Shehia market 4 Wete 5 Micheweni 6 Konde 7 Chake Chake 8 Hasn't sold anything 77 None 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 2nd LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 2nd LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 2nd LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 2nd LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? 2nd LOCATION How do you transport [CROP] to the location where it is sold? SECOND MOST COMMON LOCATION Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" And T4DAQ1 <> "Hasnt sold anything [8]" And T4DAQ3 <> "[1]" And T4DAQ3 <> "[77]" 77 3532 1 Bicycle 2 Motorbike 3 Public transport (dala dala) 4 On foot 5 Private car 6 Animal-drawn (donkey, oxen, horse etc) 77 None 99 other (specify) Sysmiss In which of those two places do you fetch the highest price per unit of [CROP]? In which of those two places do you fetch the highest price per unit of [CROP]? In which of those two places do you fetch the highest price per unit of [CROP]? In which of those two places do you fetch the highest price per unit of [CROP]? In which of those two places do you fetch the highest price per unit of [CROP]? In which of those two places do you fetch the highest price per unit of [CROP]? Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" And T4DAQ1 <> "Hasnt sold anything [8]" 277 3332 1 Farmgate 2 village market 3 Shehia market 4 Wete 5 Micheweni 6 Konde 7 Chake Chake 8 Hasn't sold anything 77 None 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Total cash value of the sale of [CROP] by this HH during the last year? IN TSHS Total cash value of the sale of [CROP] by this HH during the last year? IN TSHS Total cash value of the sale of [CROP] by this HH during the last year? IN TSHS Total cash value of the sale of [CROP] by this HH during the last year? IN TSHS Total cash value of the sale of [CROP] by this HH during the last year? IN TSHS What is the total cash value of the sale of [CROP] by this household during the last year? IN TSHS Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" And T4DAQ1 <> "Hasnt sold anything [8]" 504 3105 -99 15000000 149372.47 811805.958 Amount spent last year on transport in order to sell the products from [CROP]? Amount spent last year on transport in order to sell the products from [CROP]? Amount spent last year on transport in order to sell the products from [CROP]? Amount spent last year on transport in order to sell the products from [CROP]? Amount spent last year on transport in order to sell the products from [CROP]? Over the past year, how much did you spend on transport in order to sell the products from [CROP] (all destinations)? Enabled if T4DQ8 > "Only for Food [1]" And T4DAQ1 <> "Hasnt sold anything [8]" 504 3105 -99 400000 4620.442 20464.739 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1203 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1203 ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer 1203 200421 200426 200435 200617 200620 200621 200704 200805 200814 200815 200818 200823 200828 200902 200905 200906 200909 200910 200911 200912 200913 Language of interview? Language of interview? Language of interview? Language of interview? Language of interview? Language of interview? The language recorded here is that used by the interviewer and not the one used by the interpreter. If an interviewer can speak the local language it is better that he/she translates, since he is in a better position to translate correctly the demand of the question. When interpreters are used to translate and convey the question in a different language then SPECIFY the language used and indicate in question 2 that an interpreter was used. 1201 2 1 Swahili 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? If the household member is not answering the questions himself but translating for the household head then we need to note that an interpreter was used BUT if the member is conversing with the interviewer directly (not waiting for responses from the household head) THEN NO he is not an interpreter. The main thing to consider here is weather or not the main respondent has direct communication with the interviewer. If the answer to this question is 'yes', a comment MUST be made about how smoothly the interview was carried out. Our basis for interpreters has always been that “THE RESPONDENT SHOULD CHOOSE FOR HIMSELF” who he/she wants as an interpreter. In cases where there is no other person besides the leader, the respondent should consent to having the leader as an interpreter OTHERWISE another person of the respondent’s choosing will have to be found. 1201 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? This field is automatically filled when leaving form C. In case you want to change the starting time, tick the 'set' button. However, you should always check whether the entry is consistent with your watch! Note that the starting time of the interview is the time when you start filling in the questionnaire with the respondent. 1201 Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) This question should only be answered if it is the SECOND visit to the HH. This question will be enabled if the first visit was 'partially completed'. Enabled if T7Q5 = [2] 4 2009-07-07 19:49:19 2009-07-11 08:21:46 2009-07-14 09:10:26 2009-07-14 14:10:36 Where was the head raised? READ ALL RESPONSES Where was the head raised? READ ALL RESPONSES Where was the head raised? READ ALL RESPONSES Where was the head raised? READ ALL RESPONSES Where was the head raised? READ ALL RESPONSES Where was the head raised? READ ALL RESPONSES 1201 2 1 In this shehia 2 In this district, but not in this shehia 3 Outside of this district, but in this country 4 Outside of this country Sysmiss In which region was the head raised? In which region was the head raised? In which region was the head raised? In which region was the head raised? In which region was the head raised? In which region was the head raised? Enabled if T2Q3 = "Outside of this district, but in this country [3]" 52 1151 1 Dodoma 2 Arusha 3 Kilimanjaro 4 Tanga 5 Morogoro 6 Pwani 7 Dar es salaam 8 Lindi 9 Mtwara 10 Ruvuma 11 Iringa 12 Mbeya 13 Singida 14 Tabora 15 Rukwa 16 Kigoma 17 Shinyanga 18 Kagera 19 Mwanza 20 Mara 21 Manyara 51 Zanzibar North 52 Zanzibar Central/South 53 Zanzibar West 54 Pemba North 55 Pemba South Sysmiss In which district was the head raised? In which district was the head raised? In which district was the head raised? In which district was the head raised? In which district was the head raised? In which district was the head raised? Enabled if T2Q3 = "Outside of this district, but in this country [3]" 52 1151 101 Kondoa 102 Mpwapwa 103 Kongwa 104 Dodoma Rural 105 Dodoma Urban 201 Monduli 202 Arumeru 203 Arusha 204 Karatu 205 Ngorongoro 298 Nanyumbu 299 Lulindi 301 Rombo 302 Mwanga 303 Same 304 Moshi Rural 305 Hai 306 Moshi Urban 399 Siha 401 Lushoto 402 Korogwe 403 Muheza 404 Tanga 405 Pangani 406 Handeni 407 Kilindi 499 Nkinga 501 Kilosa 502 Morogoro Rural 503 Kilombero 504 Ulanga 505 Morogoro Urban 506 Mvomero 601 Bagamoyo 602 Kibaha 603 Kisarawe 604 Mkuranga 605 Rufiji 606 Mafia 701 Ilala 702 Kinondoni 703 Temeke 801 Kilwa 802 Lindi Rural 803 Nachingwea 804 Liwale 805 Ruangwa 806 Lindi Urban 901 Mtwara Rural 902 Newala 903 Masasi 904 Tandahimba 905 Mtwara Urban 1001 Tunduru 1002 Songea Rural 1003 Mbinga 1004 Songea Urban 1101 Iringa Rural 1102 Mufindi 1103 Makete 1104 Njombe 1105 Ludewa 1106 Iringa Urban 1107 Kilolo 1201 Chunya 1202 Mbeya Rural 1203 Kyela 1204 Rungwe 1205 Ileje 1206 Mbozi 1207 Mbarali 1208 Mbeya Urban 1301 Iramba 1302 Singida Rural 1303 Manyoni 1304 Singida Urban 1401 Nzega 1402 Igunga 1403 Uyui 1404 Urambo 1405 Sikonge 1406 Tabora Urban 1501 Mpanda 1502 Sumbawanga Rural 1503 Nkasi 1504 Sumbawanga Urban 1601 Kibondo 1602 Kasulu 1603 Kigoma Rural 1604 Kigoma Urban 1701 Bariadi 1702 Maswa 1703 Shinyanga Rural 1704 Kahama 1705 Bukombe 1706 Meatu 1707 Shinyanga Urban 1708 Kishapu 1801 Karagwe 1802 Bukoba Rural 1803 Muleba 1804 Biharamulo 1805 Ngara 1806 Bukoba Urban 1898 Misenyi 1899 Chato 1901 Ukerewe 1902 Magu 1903 Nyamagana 1904 Kwimba 1905 Sengerema 1906 Geita 1907 Misungwi 1908 Ilemela 2001 Tarime 2002 Serengeti 2003 Musoma Rural 2004 Bunda 2005 Musoma Urban 2099 Rorya 2101 Babati 2102 Hanang 2103 Mbulu 2104 Simanjiro 2105 Kiteto 5101 Zanzibar North A 5102 Zanzibar North B 5201 Zanzibar Central 5202 Zanzibar South 5301 Zanzibar West 5302 Zanzibar Urban 5401 Wete Pemba 5402 Micheweni Pemba 5501 Chakechake 5502 Mkoani Sysmiss Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Ideally, the main respondent is the head of the household. Only in case it is really impossible to interview the head, the main respondent can be another well informed household member. If there are more than one household members while interviewing, take the main one. 1201 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 9 Sysmiss What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? REMEMBER THAT ONLY HH MEMBERS (T3Q6 = TRUE) SHOULD BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS SECTION. What material is the floor of this house made of? If there is more than one type of floor material, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. But if, for example, the floor is covered with grass, you should ask what material is below the grass. If the material below the grass is of higher value (for instance cement), you should report the material underneath. 1201 2 1 Mud/earth 2 Wood/plank 3 Tiles 4 Concrete/Cement 5 Grass 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? If there is more than one type of roofing material, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. 1201 2 1 Mud 2 Thatch 3 Wood 4 Iron sheets 5 Concrete/Cement 6 Roofing tiles 7 Asbestos 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? If there is more than one type of material used for walls, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. But if, for example, the walls are plastered you need to ask what material is behind the plaster. If the material behind the plaster is of higher value, you should choose the higher value one. In case the walls of the dwelling seem to be build out of grass, you should figure out which material supports the grass and select that material in the list. It can not be that grass stands on its own, so the response cannot be 'grass'. You will notice that in Moshi there is a unique type of building walls materials. There is a kind of bricks that look strong but not baked. They are sliced out of naturally compacted gravel. This type of walls should be classified under 'burnt brick', i.e. code [5]. In Pemba, many houses are built using white, powderlike bricks - they are actually stone which are dug up from the earth i.e code [3]. So, please study the walls carefully whether the house walls are made of STONE BRICKS or CEMENT BRICKS before filling the response. 1201 2 1 Poles/mud/mud brick 2 Poles/branches/grass 3 Stone 4 Concrete/cement 5 Burnt bricks 6 Iron sheets 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the tenure status of the main residence? READ ALL RESPONSES What is the tenure status of the main residence? READ ALL RESPONSES What is the tenure status of the main residence? READ ALL RESPONSES What is the tenure status of the main residence? READ ALL RESPONSES What is the tenure status of the main residence? READ ALL RESPONSES What is the tenure status of the main residence? READ ALL RESPONSES Read all responses here. Also, in case the household owns the dwelling, but not the area, the question should still be 'yes', since we are interested in the tenure status of the residence. We are NOT interested in who exactly owns the place if this is not the household members themselves. In case the household lives for free in the household owned by another relative that does not live in the household, you should select [5]. 1201 2 1 Owner occupied 2 Employer provided subsidized 3 Employer provided free 4 Rented 5 Free 6 Nomads Sysmiss Do you have any documentation of ownership of the dwelling? Do you have any documentation of ownership of the dwelling? Do you have any documentation of ownership of the dwelling? Do you have any documentation of ownership of the dwelling? Do you have any documentation of ownership of the dwelling? Do you have any documentation of ownership of the dwelling? Enabled if T5AQ4 = "Owner occupied [1]" or T5AQ4 = "Employer provided subsidized [2]" Or T5AQ4 = "Employer provided free [3]" 1081 122 1 Offer letter 2 Title deed 3 Village certificate 4 Residence permit 5 Customary right and occupancy 6 Sales agreement 7 Inheritance documents 8 Lease (for renters) 9 No documentation at all 99 Other ownership document (specify) Sysmiss How many habitable rooms in THE MAIN DWELLING does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE MAIN DWELLING does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE MAIN DWELLING does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE MAIN DWELLING does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE MAIN DWELLING does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE MAIN DWELLING does this household occupy? DO NOT COUNT BATHROOMS, TOILETS, STOREROOMS, OR GARAGE Excluding the bathroom, toilet, kitchen and store, the question gathers information about the number of rooms in the house that the household can occupy. However, if the HH only has one room in which they do everything (cooking, sleeping, etc.), enter '1'. Do NOT enter 0 because of excluding bathroom/kitchen etc. in this case. Only in the very rare case of the HH being nomads and not having a house at all, enter '0', though a comment MUST be made in this case. 1201 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 Sysmiss Is there any other dwelling that the HH uses? Is there any other dwelling that the HH uses? Is there any other dwelling that the HH uses? Is there any other dwelling that the HH uses? Is there any other dwelling that the HH uses? Is there any other dwelling that the HH uses? 1201 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many habitable rooms in THE OTHER DWELLINGS does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE OTHER DWELLINGS does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE OTHER DWELLINGS does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE OTHER DWELLINGS does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE OTHER DWELLINGS does this household occupy? How many habitable rooms in THE OTHER DWELLINGS does this household occupy? DO NOT COUNT BATHROOMS, TOILETS, STOREROOMS, OR GARAGE Some HHs may have more than one HABITABLE DWELLINGS at their companion. This question in specific is ntended to capture number of habitable rooms in dwelings other than what is regarded as the MAIN DWELLIN; in this case an interviewer should ask the number of habitable rooms in other dwellings too. It is IMPORTANT that these dwellings be within the companion. These rooms EXCLUDES the bathroom, toilet, kitchen and store Enabled if T4AQ6b = "Yes [1]" 107 1096 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Sysmiss What is the household's main source of drinking water in the rainy season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the rainy season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the rainy season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the rainy season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the rainy season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the rainy season? 1201 2 1 Pipe bourne water treated 2 Piped bourne water untreated 3 Bore hole/hand pump 4 Covered Well 5 Uncovered Well 6 Protected spring 7 Unprotected spring 8 Rain water 9 River, lake, pond 10 Truck, vendor 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Return time to get water from drinking water source in rainy season? MINS Return time to get water from drinking water source in rainy season? MINS Return time to get water from drinking water source in rainy season? MINS Return time to get water from drinking water source in rainy season? MINS Return time to get water from drinking water source in rainy season? MINS How long does it take to get water from drinking water source to this dwelling in the rainy season? GO AND RETURN TRIP INCLUDE WAITING TIME - MINUTES Enabled if T5AQ7 <> "Pipe bourne water treated [1]" 539 664 150 14.371 16.894 Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? MINUTES Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? MINUTES Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? MINUTES Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? MINUTES Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? MINUTES Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? MINUTES Enabled if T5AQ7 <> "Pipe bourne water treated [1]" 539 664 50 3.525 7.093 What is the household's main source of drinking water in the dry season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the dry season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the dry season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the dry season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the dry season? What is the household's main source of drinking water in the dry season? 1201 2 1 Pipe bourne water treated 2 Piped bourne water untreated 3 Bore hole/hand pump 4 Covered Well 5 Uncovered Well 6 Protected spring 7 Unprotected spring 8 Rain water 9 River, lake, pond 10 Truck, vendor 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Return time to take water from drinking water source to dwelling - dry season Return time to take water from drinking water source to dwelling - dry season Return time to take water from drinking water source to dwelling - dry season Return time to take water from drinking water source to dwelling - dry season Return time to take water from drinking water source to dwelling - dry season How long does it take to get water from drinking water source to this dwelling in the dry season? GO AND RETURN TRIP INCLUDE WAITING TIME - MINUTES Enabled if T5AQ10 <> "Pipe bourne water treated [1]" 766 437 600 44.509 66.395 Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? Out of these [READ] minutes, how long do you spend waiting? Enabled if T5AQ10 <> "Pipe bourne water treated [1]" 766 437 1800 28.774 84.003 What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? First ask whether the household HAS a toilet, yes or no. If the answer is 'no', select 'none'. Only if they say 'yes', you should ask them which type of toilet. A flush toilet is one in which water carries the waste down pipes. A pit latrine refers to a pit dug into the earth. There are two types of pit latrines. ‘shimo lililofunikwa’ is a pit latrine which is covered (you cannot look inside). ‘shimo lisilofunikwa’ is a pit latrine that is not covered. There may be planks/boards to support the feet, but they only serve as support and not to cover the hole. A covered pit latrine does NOT mean that is has fences behind which people hide themselves while using the toilet. If the respondent answers that they use the bush, the fields, or a cleared corner of the compound, the interviewer will record “None”. If the household uses more than one toilet, take the most frequently used one. In case the household member(s) is/are present at the moment of your visit, do NOT ask whether you can go and have a look at the toilet to verify. Only in case the HH members are not present, you can go and have a look in case the toilet is OUTSIDE the house and in public domain. If they don’t have a toilet ask where the household members go for No 1 & 2 (hujisaidia wapi?). There are 3 options to select from at this stage (i) Pan/bucket (ii) Sea shore or (iii) Other (Specify) 1201 2 1 None (bush) 2 Flush to sewer 3 Flush to septic tank 4 pan/bucket 5 Covered pit latrine 6 Uncovered pit latrine 7 Ventilated pit latrine 8 Sea shore 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? If more than one, take the most frequently used. If they say that they are using a lamp, you need to ask them which energy source they are using in order to lit the lamp. Always choose the highest value option in the list that applies. For instance, if the household uses a generator, you should select option [4], even if the generator charges a battery first. 1201 2 1 Kerosine/paraffin 2 Gas 3 Main electricity 4 Solar panels/private generator 5 Battery 6 Candles 7 Firewood 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the major fuel used for cooking? What is the major fuel used for cooking? What is the major fuel used for cooking? What is the major fuel used for cooking? What is the major fuel used for cooking? What is the major fuel used for cooking? 1201 2 1 Firewood 2 Kerosine/paraffin 3 Electricity 4 Gas 5 Charcoal 6 Animal residual 7 Gas (biogas) 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Does anyone in this household conduct farming activities? Does anyone in this household conduct farming activities? Does anyone in this household conduct farming activities? Does anyone in this household conduct farming activities? Does anyone in this household conduct farming activities? Does anyone in this household conduct farming activities? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much land do you farm? AREA How much land do you farm? AREA How much land do you farm? AREA How much land do you farm? AREA How much land do you farm? AREA How much land do you farm? AREA Include all land that the household is currently farming independent on whether they own/rent/borrow it. DO NOT include land that the household owns but does not farm. Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1151 52 0.063 425 2.309 15.314 How much land do you farm? AREA UNIT How much land do you farm? AREA UNIT How much land do you farm? AREA UNIT How much land do you farm? AREA UNIT How much land do you farm? AREA UNIT How much land do you farm? AREA UNIT You will find that some respondents are not familiar with units of area measurement such as hectares or acres. If you feel the respondent is not comfortable with these units then do not force him/her to use them. Rather ask him/her to indicate the size by comparing to (i) a football field (which is around 1 acre, but do check that the local football field is standard) or (ii) anything else that can be shown to you and from which you could make an area estimate yourself. Your supervisor will train you on estimating plot sizes. Once you have established the first plot size you can use this to calculate the others as a multiple of them. E.g. The ‘plot close to John’s house’ is 2 times bigger than the ‘plot in the valley’. Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1151 52 1 Acre 2 Hectare Sysmiss Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? This question tries to get the total land own. This is different from the land farmed. If they farm but don't own the land they farm THEN the answer to this question should be NO. 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA Note that we are interested in the TOTAL area of ALL plots owned. Emphasize this to the respondent. The area of the plots can be recorded up to the nearest half unit. If a respondent reports that he/she cultivates a half hectare of sweet potato, you would record this as: 0.5 hectares. Land that is owned but is not in use SHOULD also be accounted for. Enabled if T4DQ3 = "Yes [1]" 837 366 150 2.105 6.861 What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT You will find that some respondents are not familiar with units of area measurement such as hectares or acres. If you feel the respondent is not comfortable with these units then do not force him/her to use them. Rather ask him/her to indicate the size by comparing to (i) a football field (which is around 1 acre, but do check that the local football field is standard) or (ii) anything else that can be shown to you and from which you could make an area estimate yourself. Your supervisor will train you on estimating plot sizes. Once you have established the first plot size you can use this to calculate the others as a multiple of them. E.g. The ‘plot close to John’s house’ is 2 times bigger than the ‘plot in the valley’. Enabled if T4DQ3 = "Yes [1]" 837 366 1 Acre 2 Hectare Sysmiss Do you have a title deed/offer letter for any land that you own? Do you have a title deed/offer letter for any land that you own? Do you have a title deed/offer letter for any land that you own? Do you have a title deed/offer letter for any land that you own? Do you have a title deed/offer letter for any land that you own? Do you have a title deed/offer letter for any land that you own? If a respondent has a title deed for one of his plots of land and not all the answer to this question should be YES. This land includes the land that they have built their house on. Letters of SALE AGREEMENTS do not count as Title deeds Enabled if T4DQ3 = "Yes [1]" 837 366 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Did HH irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did HH irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did HH irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did HH irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did HH irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1151 52 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any chemical fertilizer on any of your fields in the past 12 months? Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1151 52 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did HH use any manure on your farm in the past 12 months? Did HH use any manure on your farm in the past 12 months? Did HH use any manure on your farm in the past 12 months? Did HH use any manure on your farm in the past 12 months? Did HH use any manure on your farm in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any manure on your farm in the past 12 months? Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1151 52 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did any HH member use any hybrid seeds on your farm in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any hybrid seeds on your farm in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any hybrid seeds on your farm in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any hybrid seeds on your farm in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any hybrid seeds on your farm in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any hybrid seeds on your farm in the past 12 months? Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1151 52 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has any HH member spoken to GAEO in the past 12 months? Has any HH member spoken to GAEO in the past 12 months? Has any HH member spoken to GAEO in the past 12 months? Has any HH member spoken to GAEO in the past 12 months? Has any HH member spoken to GAEO in the past 12 months? Have you or any other HH member spoken to a government agricultural extension officer in the past 12 months? Enabled if T4DQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1151 52 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions 1200 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 13 Sysmiss What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? FIRST In case the HH's activity is gathering products in free nature for selling, for instance grass, select 'other' and specify this activity. This is NOT business, nor is it selling crops. Business are only those activities in which the HH buys product and re-sells them (often after adding value to it). AID should be coded [8] Cash remittances. The option 'none' is NOT allowed for this response field. WAGE/SALARIES: These relate to a fixed payment made in a fixed time period. If the person is paid daily/weekly/after every 2 weeks/monthly then COUNT this as a wage. OTHER CASUAL CASH EARNINGS: These are earnings that are not fixed/expected. A person who does not have a fixed job and expects to look for jobs along the way fits into this category of earning. 1200 3 1 Sale of food crops 2 Sale of livestock 3 Sale of livestock products 4 Sale of cash crops 5 Business income 6 Wages or salaries in cash 7 Other casual cash earnings 8 Cash remittances 9 Fishing 77 None 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? 2nd HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? 2nd HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? 2nd HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? 2nd HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? 2nd What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? SECOND In case the HH's activity is gathering products in free nature for selling, for instance grass, select 'other' and specify this activity. This is NOT business, nor is it selling crops. Business are only those activities in which the HH buys product and re-sells them (often after adding value to it). 1200 3 1 Sale of food crops 2 Sale of livestock 3 Sale of livestock products 4 Sale of cash crops 5 Business income 6 Wages or salaries in cash 7 Other casual cash earnings 8 Cash remittances 9 Fishing 77 None 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? NOTE THAT NON-HH MEMBERS LISTED IN ROSTER SHOULD BE CONSIDERED GUESTS HERE. REMIND THE RESPONDENT OF THE MEMBERS IN THE ROSTER BY USING SUMMARY ROSTER POP UP. HERE WE ARE GOING TO FILL IN SHARES. 1 MEAL IS EQUIVALENT TO 1 SHARE. WE ARE ALLOWED TO HAVE A MAXIMUM OF 14 SHARES IN 7 DAYS PER PERSON. REMEMBER THAT THE RESPONDENT IS THE ONE WHO DEFINES WHAT A MEAL IS. How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? (e.g. if 2 extra people shared 3 HH meals, enter 6 SHARES): people aged 0-4) NOTE THAT PERSONS IN ROSTER FOR WHOM T3Q6 = "No [2]" SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS GUESTS IN CASE THEY HAVE TAKEN MEALS AT THE HH POT IN THE PAST 7 DAYS. This question aims at getting the SHARE of household food consumption that was pertaken the guest. Normally, we would consider that a household takes THREE MEALS PER DAY (Breakfast, Luch and Dinner) but there are some households that tend to have two meals per day. Moreover, different people define meals differently. Some may call breakfast a meal and some not. Another person may have tea and a slice of bread for dinner and call it a meal while others might not. In Pemba, many people tend to have one big meal in the afternoon and have snacks in the evening (tea and maandazi, visheti, halua etc) instead of a hot/balanced meal. What is a person's FOOD SHARE? We define a SHARE as the proportion of person-meals per day consumed in a particular household. This means that if we assume that households take TWO MEALS PER DAY, then a guest can consume 0, 1, or 2 meals per day. This means that we consider a MAXIMUM of TWO MEALS per day. Below are some scenarios that relate MEALS to SHARES. (i) If a guest consumes 0 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 0 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (ii) If a guest consumes 1 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 1 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (iii) If a guest consumes 2 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 2 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. This implies that in 7 days, there are a MAXIMUM of 14 FOOD SHARES that we are allowed to account for per person. For these questions we don't need to ask the respondent whether it was breakfast, lunch or dinner that the guest pertook. Whatever he/she considers as a meal we will record i.e we DON'T care if he/she considers breakfast and lunch only as meals but not dinner or whether he/she considers dinner only as a meal or whether he/she considers breakfast, lunch and dinner ll as meals. We ONLY ask "How many meals the guest has consumed in the household in the past 7 days. Here are some scenarios that elaborate more(REMEMBER THAT WE ACCOUNT FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 MEALS PER DAY): (i) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 6 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 6 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (ii) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 5 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 5 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (iii) If the respondent says that the guest ate breakfast ONLY on one day out of the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 1 SHARE of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. Only if C02a>0 1200 3 42 1.356 4.036 How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? (e.g. if 2 extra people shared 3 HH meals, enter 6 person meals): people aged 5-12 NOTE THAT PERSONS IN ROSTER FOR WHOM T3Q6 = "No [2]" SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS GUESTS IN CASE THEY HAVE TAKEN MEALS AT THE HH POT IN THE PAST 7 DAYS. This question aims at getting the SHARE of household food consumption that was pertaken the guest. Normally, we would consider that a household takes THREE MEALS PER DAY (Breakfast, Luch and Dinner) but there are some households that tend to have two meals per day. Moreover, different people define meals differently. Some may call breakfast a meal and some not. Another person may have tea and a slice of bread for dinner and call it a meal while others might not. In Pemba, many people tend to have one big meal in the afternoon and have snacks in the evening (tea and maandazi, visheti, halua etc) instead of a hot/balanced meal. What is a person's FOOD SHARE? We define a SHARE as the proportion of person-meals per day consumed in a particular household. This means that if we assume that households take TWO MEALS PER DAY, then a guest can consume 0, 1, or 2 meals per day. This means that we consider a MAXIMUM of TWO MEALS per day. Below are some scenarios that relate MEALS to SHARES. (i) If a guest consumes 0 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 0 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (ii) If a guest consumes 1 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 1 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (iii) If a guest consumes 2 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 2 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. This implies that in 7 days, there are a MAXIMUM of 14 FOOD SHARES that we are allowed to account for per person. For these questions we don't need to ask the respondent whether it was breakfast, lunch or dinner that the guest pertook. Whatever he/she considers as a meal we will record i.e we DON'T care if he/she considers breakfast and lunch only as meals but not dinner or whether he/she considers dinner only as a meal or whether he/she considers breakfast, lunch and dinner ll as meals. We ONLY ask "How many meals the guest has consumed in the household in the past 7 days. Here are some scenarios that elaborate more(REMEMBER THAT WE ACCOUNT FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 MEALS PER DAY): (i) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 6 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 6 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (ii) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 5 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 5 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (iii) If the respondent says that the guest ate breakfast ONLY on one day out of the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 1 SHARE of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. Only if C03a>0 1200 3 42 1.479 4.463 How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? (e.g. if 2 extra people shared 3 HH meals, enter 6 person meals): people aged 13-18 NOTE THAT PERSONS IN ROSTER FOR WHOM T3Q6 = "No [2]" SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS GUESTS IN CASE THEY HAVE TAKEN MEALS AT THE HH POT IN THE PAST 7 DAYS. This question aims at getting the SHARE of household food consumption that was pertaken the guest. Normally, we would consider that a household takes THREE MEALS PER DAY (Breakfast, Luch and Dinner) but there are some households that tend to have two meals per day. Moreover, different people define meals differently. Some may call breakfast a meal and some not. Another person may have tea and a slice of bread for dinner and call it a meal while others might not. In Pemba, many people tend to have one big meal in the afternoon and have snacks in the evening (tea and maandazi, visheti, halua etc) instead of a hot/balanced meal. What is a person's FOOD SHARE? We define a SHARE as the proportion of person-meals per day consumed in a particular household. This means that if we assume that households take TWO MEALS PER DAY, then a guest can consume 0, 1, or 2 meals per day. This means that we consider a MAXIMUM of TWO MEALS per day. Below are some scenarios that relate MEALS to SHARES. (i) If a guest consumes 0 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 0 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (ii) If a guest consumes 1 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 1 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (iii) If a guest consumes 2 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 2 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. This implies that in 7 days, there are a MAXIMUM of 14 FOOD SHARES that we are allowed to account for per person. For these questions we don't need to ask the respondent whether it was breakfast, lunch or dinner that the guest pertook. Whatever he/she considers as a meal we will record i.e we DON'T care if he/she considers breakfast and lunch only as meals but not dinner or whether he/she considers dinner only as a meal or whether he/she considers breakfast, lunch and dinner ll as meals. We ONLY ask "How many meals the guest has consumed in the household in the past 7 days. Here are some scenarios that elaborate more(REMEMBER THAT WE ACCOUNT FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 MEALS PER DAY): (i) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 6 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 6 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (ii) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 5 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 5 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (iii) If the respondent says that the guest ate breakfast ONLY on one day out of the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 1 SHARE of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. Only if C04a>0 1199 4 56 1.328 4.155 How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? (e.g. if 2 extra people shared 3 HH meals, enter 6 person meals): people aged 19-59 NOTE THAT PERSONS IN ROSTER FOR WHOM T3Q6 = "No [2]" SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS GUESTS IN CASE THEY HAVE TAKEN MEALS AT THE HH POT IN THE PAST 7 DAYS. This question aims at getting the SHARE of household food consumption that was pertaken the guest. Normally, we would consider that a household takes THREE MEALS PER DAY (Breakfast, Luch and Dinner) but there are some households that tend to have two meals per day. Moreover, different people define meals differently. Some may call breakfast a meal and some not. Another person may have tea and a slice of bread for dinner and call it a meal while others might not. In Pemba, many people tend to have one big meal in the afternoon and have snacks in the evening (tea and maandazi, visheti, halua etc) instead of a hot/balanced meal. What is a person's FOOD SHARE? We define a SHARE as the proportion of person-meals per day consumed in a particular household. This means that if we assume that households take TWO MEALS PER DAY, then a guest can consume 0, 1, or 2 meals per day. This means that we consider a MAXIMUM of TWO MEALS per day. Below are some scenarios that relate MEALS to SHARES. (i) If a guest consumes 0 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 0 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (ii) If a guest consumes 1 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 1 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (iii) If a guest consumes 2 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 2 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. This implies that in 7 days, there are a MAXIMUM of 14 FOOD SHARES that we are allowed to account for per person. For these questions we don't need to ask the respondent whether it was breakfast, lunch or dinner that the guest pertook. Whatever he/she considers as a meal we will record i.e we DON'T care if he/she considers breakfast and lunch only as meals but not dinner or whether he/she considers dinner only as a meal or whether he/she considers breakfast, lunch and dinner ll as meals. We ONLY ask "How many meals the guest has consumed in the household in the past 7 days. Here are some scenarios that elaborate more(REMEMBER THAT WE ACCOUNT FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 MEALS PER DAY): (i) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 6 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 6 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (ii) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 5 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 5 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (iii) If the respondent says that the guest ate breakfast ONLY on one day out of the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 1 SHARE of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. Only if C05a>0 1200 3 84 2.748 6.014 How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? (e.g. if 2 extra people shared 3 HH meals, enter 6 person meals): people aged 60+ NOTE THAT PERSONS IN ROSTER FOR WHOM T3Q6 = "No [2]" SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS GUESTS IN CASE THEY HAVE TAKEN MEALS AT THE HH POT IN THE PAST 7 DAYS. This question aims at getting the SHARE of household food consumption that was pertaken the guest. Normally, we would consider that a household takes THREE MEALS PER DAY (Breakfast, Luch and Dinner) but there are some households that tend to have two meals per day. Moreover, different people define meals differently. Some may call breakfast a meal and some not. Another person may have tea and a slice of bread for dinner and call it a meal while others might not. In Pemba, many people tend to have one big meal in the afternoon and have snacks in the evening (tea and maandazi, visheti, halua etc) instead of a hot/balanced meal. What is a person's FOOD SHARE? We define a SHARE as the proportion of person-meals per day consumed in a particular household. This means that if we assume that households take TWO MEALS PER DAY, then a guest can consume 0, 1, or 2 meals per day. This means that we consider a MAXIMUM of TWO MEALS per day. Below are some scenarios that relate MEALS to SHARES. (i) If a guest consumes 0 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 0 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (ii) If a guest consumes 1 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 1 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (iii) If a guest consumes 2 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 2 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. This implies that in 7 days, there are a MAXIMUM of 14 FOOD SHARES that we are allowed to account for per person. For these questions we don't need to ask the respondent whether it was breakfast, lunch or dinner that the guest pertook. Whatever he/she considers as a meal we will record i.e we DON'T care if he/she considers breakfast and lunch only as meals but not dinner or whether he/she considers dinner only as a meal or whether he/she considers breakfast, lunch and dinner ll as meals. We ONLY ask "How many meals the guest has consumed in the household in the past 7 days. Here are some scenarios that elaborate more(REMEMBER THAT WE ACCOUNT FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 MEALS PER DAY): (i) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 6 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 6 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (ii) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 5 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 5 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (iii) If the respondent says that the guest ate breakfast ONLY on one day out of the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 1 SHARE of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. Only if C05a>0 1194 9 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 11 12 14 Sysmiss Over the past 12 months, did your HH GIVE OUT any gifts of min. 5000 TSH? Over the past 12 months, did your HH GIVE OUT any gifts of min. 5000 TSH? Over the past 12 months, did your HH GIVE OUT any gifts of min. 5000 TSH? Over the past 12 months, did your HH GIVE OUT any gifts of min. 5000 TSH? Over the past 12 months, did your HH GIVE OUT any gifts of min. 5000 TSH? Over the past 12 months, did your household GIVE OUT any gifts (in cash or in-kind) of an overall value of at least 5000 TSH to any individuals? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as a gift/assistance in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as a gift/assistance in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as a gift/assistance in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as a gift/assistance in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as a gift/assistance in last 12 months? What was the total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as a gift/assistance to individuals in the last 12 months? Enabled if T6BQ7 = "Yes [1]" 257 946 200000 14814.428 29838.144 Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given to individuals in the last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given to individuals in the last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given to individuals in the last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given to individuals in the last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given to individuals in the last 12 months? What was the total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given as a gift/assistance to individuals in the last 12 months? Enabled if T6BQ7 = "Yes [1]" 257 946 456000 14452.918 44377.043 Total value (in TSH) of OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE given in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE given in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE given in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE given in last 12 months? Total value (in TSH) of OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE given in last 12 months? What was the total value (in TSH) of all OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE given as a gift to individuals in the last 12 months? Enabled if T6BQ7 = "Yes [1]" 257 946 240000 4402.724 18857.615 Has HH made contributions for community development projects in past 12 months? Has HH made contributions for community development projects in past 12 months? Has HH made contributions for community development projects in past 12 months? Has HH made contributions for community development projects in past 12 months? Has HH made contributions for community development projects in past 12 months? Has this household made any contributions for community development projects in the past 12 months? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does anyone in this household have any other savings? Does anyone in this household have any other savings? Does anyone in this household have any other savings? Does anyone in this household have any other savings? Does anyone in this household have any other savings? Does anyone in this household have any other savings? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Where are these savings? [READ ALL RESPONSES] Where are these savings? [READ ALL RESPONSES] Where are these savings? [READ ALL RESPONSES] Where are these savings? [READ ALL RESPONSES] Where are these savings? [READ ALL RESPONSES] Where are these savings? [READ ALL RESPONSES] Enabled if T6DQ2 = "Yes [1]" 65 1138 1 SACCOS 2 With a village fund 3 With a friend/family member 4 In another safe place 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Over the past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside the HH? Over the past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside the HH? Over the past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside the HH? Over the past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside the HH? Over the past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside the HH? Over the past 12 months, did you or anyone else in this household borrow from someone outside the household or from an institution receiving either cash, goods or services? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss During the last 12 months, did you try to borrow AND WERE TURNED DOWN? During the last 12 months, did you try to borrow AND WERE TURNED DOWN? During the last 12 months, did you try to borrow AND WERE TURNED DOWN? During the last 12 months, did you try to borrow AND WERE TURNED DOWN? During the last 12 months, did you try to borrow AND WERE TURNED DOWN? During the last 12 months, did you try to borrow from someone outside the household or from an institution AND WERE TURNED DOWN? The emphasis of this question in on being TURNED DOWN. Hence, this question is also asked if the household states in question 2 to have borrowed money, since we are interested whether there maybe has been another attempt to borrow for which the HH was turned down. If the respondent was turned down by more than one person/organisation THEN record the most important one. 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Still awaiting word on loan Sysmiss Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Enabled if T6DQ7 = "Yes [1]" 133 1070 1 Commercial banks 2 Micro-finance institution 3 Building soc./mortage 4 Insurance companies 5 SACCOS 6 Other financial institution 7 Relatives 8 Neighbours/friends 9 Grocery/local merchant 10 Money lender 11 Employer 12 Religious institution 13 NGO 14 Self help groups 99 Other Sysmiss What was main reason for why you did not attempt to borrow in last 12 months? What was main reason for why you did not attempt to borrow in last 12 months? What was main reason for why you did not attempt to borrow in last 12 months? What was main reason for why you did not attempt to borrow in last 12 months? What was main reason for why you did not attempt to borrow in last 12 months? What was the main reason for why you did not attempt to borrow in the last 12 months? Enabled if T6DQ7 = "No [2]" And T6DQ4 = "No [2]" 726 477 1 No need 2 Believed would be refused 3 Too expensive 4 Too much trouble for what it is worth 5 Inadequate collateral 6 Do not like be in debt 7 Do not know any lender 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Were you or any other HH member member of self-help group in the past 12 months? Were you or any other HH member member of self-help group in the past 12 months? Were you or any other HH member member of self-help group in the past 12 months? Were you or any other HH member member of self-help group in the past 12 months? Were you or any other HH member member of self-help group in the past 12 months? Were you or any other HH member a member of a self-help group including marketing associations in the past 12 months? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How would you consider the quality of schooling in this community? How would you consider the quality of schooling in this community? How would you consider the quality of schooling in this community? How would you consider the quality of schooling in this community? How would you consider the quality of schooling in this community? How would you consider the quality of schooling in this community? READ ALL RESPONSES Here you are supposed to read all the responses to the respondent. Leave the respondent to make the final decision DO NOT lead the respondent by telling him/her the indicators of good education. Please DO NOT lead the respondent on what qualities to look at. If the respondent thinks quality is having good buildings THEN that is what the response will be based on. DO NOT ask him questions such as "Are there any teachers?", " Do children have books?" etc. Let the respondent measure quality the way he thiks about it. Even if you think his measures are wrong YOUR answer should still be based on his response ONLY. 1200 3 1 Excellent 2 Good 3 Average 4 Poor 88 Don't Know Sysmiss How would you consider the quality of health facilities in this community? How would you consider the quality of health facilities in this community? How would you consider the quality of health facilities in this community? How would you consider the quality of health facilities in this community? How would you consider the quality of health facilities in this community? How would you consider the quality of health facilities in this community? READ ALL RESPONSES Please DO NOT lead the respondent on what qualities to look at. If the respondent thinks quality is having good buildings THEN that is what the response will be based on. DO NOT ask him questions such as "Are there any teachers?", " Do children have books?" etc. Let the respondent measure quality the way he thinks about it. Even if you think his measures are wrong YOUR answer should still be based on his response ONLY. 1200 3 1 Excellent 2 Good 3 Average 4 Poor 88 Don't Know Sysmiss Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted? Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted? Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted? Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted? Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted? Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be trusted or do you need to be very careful in dealing with people? The interviewer will have to probe and see where the respondent leans. This question does not allow for 50:50 repsonses. 1200 3 1 Most people can be trusted 2 Need to be careful 88 DK Sysmiss In general, can you trust members of your community? In general, can you trust members of your community? In general, can you trust members of your community? In general, can you trust members of your community? In general, can you trust members of your community? In general, can you trust members of your community? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss In general, can you trust leaders of your community? In general, can you trust leaders of your community? In general, can you trust leaders of your community? In general, can you trust leaders of your community? In general, can you trust leaders of your community? In general, can you trust leaders of your community? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household watch television? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household watch television? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household watch television? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household watch television? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household watch television? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household watch television? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household listen to the radio? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household listen to the radio? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household listen to the radio? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household listen to the radio? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household listen to the radio? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household listen to the radio? 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone in your household consult a noticeboard? This question aims at getting information on how informed or involved the respondent is in issues that concern the community. The most common place to obtain official news is at village notice boards. However, in some places there might not be a notice board. In such cases, the “notice board” refers to whatever or wherever the community displays its formal announcements. 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Last time HH visited/received visit from other Shehia (within same district) Last time HH visited/received visit from other Shehia (within same district) Last time HH visited/received visit from other Shehia (within same district) Last time HH visited/received visit from other Shehia (within same district) Last time HH visited/received visit from other Shehia (within same district) When was the last time you visited/received visit from someone from another Shehia (within the same district)? 1200 3 1 Today 2 During the last week 3 During the last month 4 More than one month ago 5 More than 2 months ago 6 More than a year ago 7 Never Sysmiss Last time HH visited/received visit from another District (within same region)? Last time HH visited/received visit from another District (within same region)? Last time HH visited/received visit from another District (within same region)? Last time HH visited/received visit from another District (within same region)? Last time HH visited/received visit from another District (within same region)? When was the last time you visited/received visit from someone from another District (within the same region)? 1200 3 1 Today 2 During the last week 3 During the last month 4 More than one month ago 5 More than 2 months ago 6 More than a year ago 7 Never Sysmiss When was last time you visited/received visit from someone from another Region? When was last time you visited/received visit from someone from another Region? When was last time you visited/received visit from someone from another Region? When was last time you visited/received visit from someone from another Region? When was last time you visited/received visit from someone from another Region? When was the last time you visited/received visit from someone from another Region? 1200 3 1 Today 2 During the last week 3 During the last month 4 More than one month ago 5 More than 2 months ago 6 More than a year ago 7 Never Sysmiss Over past month, has HH operated non-agricultural income-generating enterprise? Over past month, has HH operated non-agricultural income-generating enterprise? Over past month, has HH operated non-agricultural income-generating enterprise? Over past month, has HH operated non-agricultural income-generating enterprise? Over past month, has HH operated non-agricultural income-generating enterprise? Over the past month, has anyone in your household operated any non-agricultural income-generating enterprise which produces goods or services or has anyone in your houshold owned a shop or operated a trading business? Note that we ONLY consider OWNED enterprises here. Being employee of an enterprise does NOT imply that you operate it. This does not have to be an income generating acitiviy that runs everyday. E.g If a household member went to town, bought some Kangas and re-sold them but does not do this REGULARLY, we still count that they operated an income generating enterprise. CONFIRM this question by asking "Does it mean that you didn't operate any income generating activity in the past month?" Definition: For an income generating activity to be classified as: (i) AGRICULTURAL – the household has to FARM a product and SELL it in it’s RAW form. (ii) NON-AGRICULTURAL – this is any other business that does not fit in the above definition. This question aims at getting information on NON-AGRICULTURAL income generating activities. Here are some examples to give more clarity: - If a household farms coconuts and sells them in their raw form (madafu or coconuts) THEN the answer to this question will be a “NO” because they are selling their OWN produced products in their raw form. - If a household farms coconuts and makes coconut oil, which they then sell, THEN the answer to this question will be a “YES” because they are selling PROCESSED not RAW goods. - If a household buys coconuts from a market and re-sells them THEN the answer to this question will be a “YES” because they are buying and selling NONE OWN produced products. - If a household BUYS coconuts and makes coconut oil, which they then sell, THEN the answer to this question will be a “YES” because they sell NONE OWN produced products. 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? After having asked this question and if the response is 'yes', you should tell the respondent that you will now ask some questions about HIV/AIDS, because it is an important topic since most of the households in Tanzania are affected by this disease. 1200 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are there any members of this household who some people say have died from AIDS? Are there any members of this household who some people say have died from AIDS? Are there any members of this household who some people say have died from AIDS? Are there any members of this household who some people say have died from AIDS? Are there any members of this household who some people say have died from AIDS? Are there any members of this household who some people say have died from AIDS? Enabled if T6IQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1199 4 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss TOTAL number of members in household who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL number of members in household who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL number of members in household who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL number of members in household who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL number of members in household who some people say have died from AIDS? What is the TOTAL number of members in household who some people say have died from AIDS? Enabled if T6IQ2 = "Yes [1]" 2 1201 1 2 Sysmiss Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Are there any members of this household who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Enabled if T6IQ2 = "Yes [1]" 1199 4 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss TOTAL number of HH members who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL number of HH members who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL number of HH members who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL number of HH members who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL number of HH members who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? What is the TOTAL number of members of this household who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Enabled if T6IQ2 = "Yes [1]" 1203 Sysmiss I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? Enabled if T6IQ2 = "Yes [1]" 1199 4 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/AIDS now? What is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/AIDS now? What is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/AIDS now? What is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/AIDS now? What is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/AIDS now? In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/AIDS now? READ ALL RESPONSES In case it is clear from question 4 that the respondent himself/herself is infected with HIV/AIDS, you should NOT ask this question out loud. You should select 'already infected' in the response list in this case. BUT ONLY IF THIS IS 100 % SURE BASED ON RESPONSE TO QUESTION 4. Do NOT judge yourself in case of doubt, ask in that case. AVOID SELECTING DK HERE. The respondent will be tempted to say 'don't know' here, but you should try very hard to make him/her choose another response option. Enabled if T6IQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1199 4 1 No 2 Low 3 Medium 4 High 5 Already infected 88 DK Sysmiss During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? FIRST During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? FIRST During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? FIRST During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? FIRST During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? FIRST During the past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? FIRST - READ ALL RESPONSES 1200 3 1 Things you carry like a wallet, purse or book 2 Cellphone, watch or jewellery 3 Bicycle or other vehicle 4 Things in your home - radio, furniture, dishes, etc. 5 Crops at your home or farm 6 Livestock 7 Things belonging to children in the HH 77 No - None 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? SECOND During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? SECOND During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? SECOND During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? SECOND During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? SECOND During the past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? SECOND - READ ALL RESPONSES Enabled if T6KQ1a <> "No - None [77]" 391 812 1 Things you carry like a wallet, purse or book 2 Cellphone, watch or jewellery 3 Bicycle or other vehicle 4 Things in your home - radio, furniture, dishes, etc. 5 Crops at your home or farm 6 Livestock 7 Things belonging to children in the HH 77 No - None 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? THIRD During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? THIRD During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? THIRD During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? THIRD During past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? THIRD During the past 12 months, was anything stolen from anyone in this household? THIRD - READ ALL RESPONSES Enabled if T6KQ1a <> "No - None [77]" And T6KQ1b <> "No - None [77]" 116 1087 1 Things you carry like a wallet, purse or book 2 Cellphone, watch or jewellery 3 Bicycle or other vehicle 4 Things in your home - radio, furniture, dishes, etc. 5 Crops at your home or farm 6 Livestock 7 Things belonging to children in the HH 77 No - None 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 1st During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 1st During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 1st During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 1st During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 1st During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal anything from anyone in this household? FIRST - READ ALL RESPONSES 1200 3 1 Things you carry like a wallet, purse or book 2 Cellphone, watch or jewellery 3 Bicycle or other vehicle 4 Things in your home - radio, furniture, dishes, etc. 5 Crops at your home or farm 6 Livestock 7 Things belonging to children in the HH 77 No - None 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 2nd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 2nd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 2nd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 2nd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 2nd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal anything from anyone in this household? SECOND - READ ALL RESPONSES Enabled if T6KQ2a <> "No - None [77]" 15 1188 1 Things you carry like a wallet, purse or book 2 Cellphone, watch or jewellery 3 Bicycle or other vehicle 4 Things in your home - radio, furniture, dishes, etc. 5 Crops at your home or farm 6 Livestock 7 Things belonging to children in the HH 77 No - None 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 3rd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 3rd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 3rd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 3rd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal from HH? 3rd During the past 12 months, did anyone ATTEMPT to steal anything from anyone in this household? THIRD - READ ALL RESPONSES Enabled if T6KQ2a <> "No - None [77]" And T6KQ2b <> "No - None [77]" 1203 1 Things you carry like a wallet, purse or book 2 Cellphone, watch or jewellery 3 Bicycle or other vehicle 4 Things in your home - radio, furniture, dishes, etc. 5 Crops at your home or farm 6 Livestock 7 Things belonging to children in the HH 77 No - None 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 1st During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 1st During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 1st During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 1st During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 1st During the past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? FIRST - Read all responses 1200 3 1 With a weapon - knife, machete 2 With a stick, club, etc. 3 By throwing something - rock, bottle 4 Any hitting, punching, kicking 5 Sexual attack, rape, attempted rape 6 Any face to face threats 77 No - none 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss In past 12 months, was any HH member attacked? SECOND - Read all responses In past 12 months, was any HH member attacked? SECOND - Read all responses In past 12 months, was any HH member attacked? SECOND - Read all responses In past 12 months, was any HH member attacked? SECOND - Read all responses In past 12 months, was any HH member attacked? SECOND - Read all responses During the past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? SECOND - Read all responses Enabled if T6KQ3a <> "No - none [77]" 5 1198 1 With a weapon - knife, machete 2 With a stick, club, etc. 3 By throwing something - rock, bottle 4 Any hitting, punching, kicking 5 Sexual attack, rape, attempted rape 6 Any face to face threats 77 No - none 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 3rd During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 3rd During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 3rd During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 3rd During past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? 3rd During the past 12 months, was anyone in this household attacked? THIRD - Read all responses Enabled if T6KQ3a <> "No - none [77]" And T6KQ3b <> "No - none [77]" 1203 1 With a weapon - knife, machete 2 With a stick, club, etc. 3 By throwing something - rock, bottle 4 Any hitting, punching, kicking 5 Sexual attack, rape, attempted rape 6 Any face to face threats 77 No - none 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any member of the household been involved in a dispute over land DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? FIRST 1200 3 1 Boundary dispute 2 Inheritance dispute 3 Land grabbing 4 Dispute over attempt to sell land 5 Dispute over attempt to buy land 6 Dispute over rental 77 No - None Sysmiss Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has any member of the household been involved in a dispute over land DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? SECOND Enabled if T6KQ4a <> "No - None [77]" 56 1147 1 Boundary dispute 2 Inheritance dispute 3 Land grabbing 4 Dispute over attempt to sell land 5 Dispute over attempt to buy land 6 Dispute over rental 77 No - None Sysmiss Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 3rd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 3rd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 3rd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 3rd Has any HH member been involved in dispute over land DURING LAST 12 MONTHS? 3rd Has any member of the household been involved in a dispute over land DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? THIRD Enabled if T6KQ4a <> "No - None [77]" And T6KQ4b <> "No - None [77]" 5 1198 1 Boundary dispute 2 Inheritance dispute 3 Land grabbing 4 Dispute over attempt to sell land 5 Dispute over attempt to buy land 6 Dispute over rental 77 No - None Sysmiss Has any member of HH been arrested by the police DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any member of HH been arrested by the police DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any member of HH been arrested by the police DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any member of HH been arrested by the police DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any member of HH been arrested by the police DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? 1st Has any member of the household been arrested by the police DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? FIRST 1200 3 1 Arrested, fined 2 Arrested, jailed 3 Arrested, fined and jailed 77 No - None Sysmiss Has HH member been arrested by the police in LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has HH member been arrested by the police in LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has HH member been arrested by the police in LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has HH member been arrested by the police in LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has HH member been arrested by the police in LAST 12 MONTHS? 2nd Has any member of the household been arrested by the police DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS? SECOND Enabled if T6KQ5a <> "No - None [77]" 10 1193 1 Arrested, fined 2 Arrested, jailed 3 Arrested, fined and jailed 77 No - None Sysmiss Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions The questions in this sections should preferably be asked to the MAIN carer of the child. In case there is more than 1 respondent in this section, select the main respondent to this section. Enabled if there is at least one HH member younger than 5 years old in HH 667 536 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 13 Sysmiss Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview 1201 2 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 Sysmiss How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? Enabled if T1Q1 = "Swahili [1]" 1201 2 1 Excellent 2 Good 3 Average 4 Poor 5 Very poor 6 Speaks no Swahili Sysmiss Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish 1201 Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) This question should only be answered in case it is the SECOND visit to the HH. It indicates the time finished of this second visit. Enabled if second visit 4 2009-07-07 16:54:55 2009-07-11 10:07:31 2009-07-14 10:41:25 2009-07-14 14:47:26 Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result 1201 2 1 Completed 2 Partially completed Sysmiss Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Why is the interview only partially completed? Enabled if T8Q5 = "Partially completed [2]" 4 Respondent had an emergency Respondent refused to continue interview at T4A UMPC na power pack viliishiwa na umeme. id 7 & 8 were not measured General comments General comments General comments General comments General comments 1200 0K 0K. 0k Baada ya kumhoji tena Msahiliwa, amesema kuwa vyakula walivyokula katika siku Huyu bibi ni mzee sana japo kajitahidi kujibu lakini alimuita mwanae amsaidie k ID1 ameniakikishia kuwa matumizi ya chakula ni kama yanavoonekana kwenye husail K calories AEU inaonekana kuwa pungufu kidogo, lakini haya ndiyo matumizi yao h Kcalories kubwa ni sahihi Data Processing: The high kcalory intake was conf Kcalories ni kidogo kwa kuwa kaya ni maskini na mara nyingi hula mlo mmoja kwa Kcalories ni pungufu, lakini msahiliwa alisisitiza ameripoti kila kitu kilichol Kiasi cha kcalories kimehakikiwa. Data Processing: The low kcalory intake p Mhojiwa ID 01:Hasikii vizuri alitumia muda mrefu kujibu maswali. Data Proce Mkuu wa kaya hakuwa na ushirikiano mzuri kwani alijitahidi kuonyesha kuwa ana Mkuu wa kaya alikula nje milo yote 14 Data Processing: All 14 meals were ta OK OK. Ok Supervisor: This household was left incomplete after the respondent refused in T3 id 04 siyo mwanakaya, ukirun general validation inaonyesha id 04 T7 swali l T3BQ22B ID 5,6,7&8:Msailiwa amesema Vijana hawa gharama zao zote za masomo zina T3CQ14: HH Head amenihakikishia kuwa vyandarua vya mbu vinavyofanya kazi ni 4 i T3CQ14: Hawajatumia vyandarua vya mbu kwasababu hakuna mbu sikuizi. Data Pro T3bQ22 id 5: gharama zote za elimu za huyu kijana anazozilipata anazipata kwa T4AQ7 na Q10: kwenye kaya hii kuna bomba la maji, lakini mkuu wa kaya amedai wa T4B: Vifaa vya uvuvi ana azima kwa majirani zake ni kweli hamiliki vya kwake T4BQ1:Umilikaji bidhaa namba( 23 na 24)hamiliki kifaa chochote cha uvuvi,alivyo T5: Hiki ndicho kiasi cha chakula kilicho liwa ndani ya kaya katika siku 7 zili T5: Jumla ya kalories ni hizo na msahiliwa amesisitiza kuwa hivyo ndivyo vitu v T5: Kcalories ni ndogo, lakini msailiwa amekili ya kwamba hivyo ndivyo vyakula T5: Kiasi cha Kcalories kimekuwa juu lakini kwa mujibu wa maelezo ya mkuu wa ka T5: Kwa mujibu wa maelezo ya mkuu wa kaya, Kcalories ziko chini kutokana na hal T5: jumla ya kalories ni 3571 na imethibitishwa kuwa hivyo ndivyo vitu vilivyol T5: jumla ya kalories ni 779 kwasababu kaya inauwezo mdogo wa kupata chakula ch T5: kcalories zinaonekana ndogo ni kweli kwasababu kaya ina hali ngumu ya maish T5:Energy data: Kiasi cha matumizi ya kaya kimekuwa kidogo sana chini ya kiwang T5A Katika kipindi cha siku saba zilizopita na zaidi mwanakaya hii hakupika ha T5A ; Total k calories consumed per AEU per day imeshuka kulingana na kiwango T5A.Matumizi ya kaya kwa sasa yananatoka kwa mzazi wa mkuu wa kaya ,baada ya mk T5A: Kiasi cha kalories ni kidogo sana, Nimeuliza vema na kuhakikishiwa kuwa n T5A: AEU per adult person ipo juu ya kiwango ie 4019 kwani hii ni hali halisi y T5A: AEU per day ipo juu ya kiwango ie.4114 kwani ni kutokana na hali halisi ya T5A: Check energi ni chini ingawa msahiliwa anadai kila kitu kimeripotiwa ipasa T5A: Energy data: Kiwango cha kcalories ni kidogo mno kulinganisha na hali ya k T5A: H Head ameniakikishia kuwa hivyo ndivyo vitu walivyovitumia ndani ya sik T5A: Hakuna kitu kilicholiwa ndani ya kaya ndani ya siku 7 zilizopita,ID 1 anak T5A: Hizo ndizo Kcalories zilizopatikana kutokana na maelezo ya msailiwa juu ya T5A: Household Head ameniakikishia kuwa hivyo ndivyo vitu walivyovitumia ndan T5A: Jumla ya kalories ni 4534 na msailiwa amesisitiza hivi ndivyo vitu vilivyo T5A: Jumla ya kalories ni 4677 na hivi ndivyo vilivyolika ndani ya kaya kwa sik T5A: Kaya hii inatunzwa kwa kupewa chakula kilicho tayari Data Processing: T5A: Kcalories per AEU per day ni pungufu, lakini msahiliwa amesema ameripoti k T5A: Kcalories zilizopatikana ndizo hizo.Na hivyo ndivyo vyakula vilivyoliwa nd T5A: Kcalories zilizopatikana ni kutokana na vyakula vilivyoliwa na wanakaya nd T5A: Kcalories zilizopatikana ni kwa sababu ya vyakula nilivyoakikishiwa kuwa n T5A: Kcalories zilizopatikana ni kwa sababu ya vyakula vilivyotajwa na msailiwa T5A: Kiasi cha calories kilichotumika ni kikubwa kulinganisha na cha kawaida. N T5A: Kiasi cha calories ni kidogo mno kulingana na uhalisia, Nimeuliza vema na T5A: Kiasi cha kilocalories ni kidogo lakini msahiliwa amehakikisha kwamba kila T5A: Kiwango cha calories katika kaya hii ni kidogo kulingana na kinachotegemew T5A: Mkuu wa kaya amesema katika siku 7 zilizopita hawakupika chakula chochote T5A: Msahiliwa amedai chakula chote kilicholiwa kimeripotiwa ingawa Kcalories p T5A: Msahiliwa amenihakikishia kuwa ameripoti vyakula vyote vilivyoliwa Data T5A: Msahiliwa kasisitiza chakula kilichotumiwa ktk siku 7 ni hichokilicho reko T5A: Msailiwa alithiitisha kuwa hivyo ndivyo vyakula vivyoliwa katika siku 7 zi T5A: Nimehakikishiwa kuwa vyakula vyote vimeripotiwa Data Processing: T5A: T5A: The total calories consumed per AEU per day are above average, but as far T5A: Total calories per AEU per day imezidi Kipimo Kinachostahili lakini mkuu w T5A: Total kcarolies consumed per AEU ni kubwa; msailiwa kadhibitisha kuwa hich T5A: Total kcarolies consumed per AEU per day iko juu lakini msailiwa kasema ku T5A: Total kcarolies per EAU inaonesha iko juu kidogo lakini ndiyo matumizi ya T5A: jumla ya kalories ni 1243 na hivi ndivyo vitu vilivyoliwa ndani ya kaya T5A: kcalories per AEU per day ni chini ya kiwango; msahiliwa amehakikisha kuwa T5A: kwenye hii kaya mkuu wa kaya peke yake ndiye aliyekuwepo nyumbani mkewe na T5A: msailiwa amedai ya kwamba ni kweli walitumia kias hicho tu cha vyakula vil T5A: wanakaya walikuwa wamesafiri na hivyo walikula nje ya kaya Data process T5A:Chakula walichotumia ni sahihi kama kilivyo kilochopelekea AEU kuwa chini y T5A:Energy data: Kiasi cha kalories kimekuwa chini ya kiwango kinachotakiwa kut T5A:Kcalories zilizopatikana ni kulingana na vyakula vilitumiwa kwenye kaya hii T5A:Kcalories zilizopatikana zimekuwa ndogo kwa sababu ya vyakula nilivyoakikis T5A:Kcalories zimekuwa nyingi, lakini huo ndio ukweli niliothibitishiwa na msai T5A:Kcarolies iko chini, Hicho kilichoripotiwa ndiyo chakula kilichotumika dani T5A:Total Kcalories consumed per AEU per day imezidi kiasi kinachostahili lakin T5A:Total kcarolies consumed per AEU per day ni kubwa; msahiliwa amehakikisha k T5A:Total kcarolies ziko juu lakini msailiwa amenihakikishia kuwa hiki ndicho k T5AE: mkuu wa kaya na wanakaya wengine hawakula nyumbani ndani ya siku saba zli T5C: Katika kipindi husika kaya hii haikula au kunywa chochote nje ya kaya hii. T5C: Katika siku saba zilizopita Kaya hii haikula au kunywa chochote nje ya kay T5C:Katika siku saba zilizopita Kaya hii haikula au kunywa chochote nje ya kaya T5D,E& F:Non- Food consumption imekuwa kubwa kuliko Food consumption kutokana n T5E: Katika mwezi mmoja uliopita Kaya hii haikununua chochote kutokana na kukos T5E:Kaya haikununua kitu chochote kwa maelezo ya mhojiwa amesema hawana pesa T5F:Mkuu wa kaya hakununua au kulipia kitu chochote kwa sababu anapewa mahitaji T5a Msailiwa alithibitisha kuwa hicho ndiyo chakula kilichotumika Data Proce T5a: Mkuu wa kaya amenihakikishia kuwa hiki ndicho chakula kilicholiwa katika k T6A ;Mkuu wa kaya ktk siku 7 zilizopita alikula chakula kwenye nyumba ya mke T6F:Wanakaya hawakuwa na manunuzi makubwa ktk kipindi cha miezi 12 iliyopita kw hii ni kaya mbadala ambayo imefanyika kutokana na kutopatikana kwa kaya 6513 of mkuu wa kaya amesaidiwa na ID 03 kwasababu baadhi ya maswali halikua hayafahamu ok Estimate of total value of annual food consumption (automatically created) Estimate of total value of annual food consumption (automatically created) Estimate of total value of annual food consumption (automatically created) Estimate of total value of annual food consumption (automatically created) Estimate of total value of annual food consumption (automatically created) 1202 1 10920000 1716947.075 1037469.921 Total value of annual consumption of non-food items (automatically created) Total value of annual consumption of non-food items (automatically created) Total value of annual consumption of non-food items (automatically created) Total value of annual consumption of non-food items (automatically created) Total value of annual consumption of non-food items (automatically created) 1202 1 4180200 399863.752 391418.799 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 49519 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 49519 Timestamp Screen ID Timestamp Screen ID Timestamp Screen ID Timestamp Screen ID Timestamp Screen ID 49519 C End T1 T2 T3 T3A T3B T3C T3D T4 T4A T4B T4C T4D T4DA T5 T5A T5AE T5B T5C T5D T5E T5F T5G T6 T6A T6B T6C T6CA T6D T6DA T6E T6EA T6F T6G T6GA T6HA T6I T6JA T6JAA T6K T7 T7A T7B T8 T9 Total duration that this screen has been opened Total duration that this screen has been opened Total duration that this screen has been opened Total duration that this screen has been opened Total duration that this screen has been opened 49519 65632 291.374 800.971 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 189 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540114 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540227 540228 540239 540240 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 189 0101 0105 0109 0112 0113 0124 0209 0310 0311 0324 0404 0410 0411 0415 0708 0709 0806 0807 0810 0827 0907 1014 1015 1026 1108 1201 1202 1204 1205 1208 1410 1415 1609 1613 1702 1703 1706 1707 1714 1725 1801 1802 1803 1815 1904 1910 2003 2004 2005 2006 2013 2015 2103 2109 2124 2307 2315 2408 2413 2501 2504 2509 2512 2601 2602 2604 2615 2706 2805 2911 3013 3112 3124 3203 3207 3215 3309 3402 3410 3411 3510 3513 3611 3806 3813 3901 4006 4009 4206 4302 4308 4401 4510 4601 4707 4809 4811 4901 4909 5007 5008 5012 5015 5102 5103 5107 5205 5206 5301 5307 5315 5405 5409 5504 5506 5509 5514 5607 5609 5611 5705 5709 5711 5712 5713 5801 5808 5810 5903 5905 6009 6013 6014 6028 6101 6105 6114 6201 6214 6309 6408 6425 6503 6506 6511 6515 6713 6809 6902 6904 6905 6906 6909 6924 7001 7003 7009 7014 7103 7207 7304 7305 7309 7404 7406 7503 7513 7607 7613 7614 7703 7725 7813 7815 7901 7903 7905 7907 7912 8009 8010 Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enabled if T5JQ1 = "Yes [1]" 189 1 2 3 Who in HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] SELECT FROM LIST Who in HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] SELECT FROM LIST Who in HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] SELECT FROM LIST Who in HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] SELECT FROM LIST Who in HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] SELECT FROM LIST THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS Who in the HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] SELECT FROM LIST 189 1 2 3 4 5 8 Who in HH owns this income- generating activity? [SECOND MEMBER] Who in HH owns this income- generating activity? [SECOND MEMBER] Who in HH owns this income- generating activity? [SECOND MEMBER] Who in HH owns this income- generating activity? [SECOND MEMBER] Who in HH owns this income- generating activity? [SECOND MEMBER] Who in the HH owns this income- generating activity? [SECOND MEMBER] SELECT FROM LIST 189 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 Nr of individuals outside this HH co-owning this activity? Nr of individuals outside this HH co-owning this activity? Nr of individuals outside this HH co-owning this activity? Nr of individuals outside this HH co-owning this activity? Nr of individuals outside this HH co-owning this activity? How many individuals outside this HH co-own this income generating activity? IF NONE, ENTER ZERO 189 1 2 6 7 9 11 15 18 How many months during the last 12 months did HH operate this activity? How many months during the last 12 months did HH operate this activity? How many months during the last 12 months did HH operate this activity? How many months during the last 12 months did HH operate this activity? How many months during the last 12 months did HH operate this activity? How many months during the last 12 months did HH operate this income generating activity? 189 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Note that 'fixed' place, means that it is not mobile, i.e. that you will not move within a month. 189 1 Home, inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Jua kali or shed 4 Local market 5 Commercial area shop 6 Roadside 8 Mobile kiosks 9 Other fixed place 99 Other (specify) When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] 189 1956 2009 2001.661 9.531 When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH 189 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 DK Which household members are engaged in income generating activity? FIRST PERSON Which household members are engaged in income generating activity? FIRST PERSON Which household members are engaged in income generating activity? FIRST PERSON Which household members are engaged in income generating activity? FIRST PERSON Which household members are engaged in income generating activity? FIRST PERSON Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? FIRST PERSON 189 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? [SECOND PERSON] SELECT FROM LIST 189 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? [THIRD PERSON] SELECT FROM LIST Include anyone who spent time working for the business, even if they are children. If no third member, select 'none'. Enabled if T6GAQ6b > 0 45 144 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? [FOURTH PERSON] SELECT FROM LIST Include anyone who spent time working for the business, even if they are children. If no fourth member, select 'none'. 10 179 3 5 6 7 Sysmiss Nr of employees who are not HH members in the last one month? IF NONE ENTER 0 Nr of employees who are not HH members in the last one month? IF NONE ENTER 0 Nr of employees who are not HH members in the last one month? IF NONE ENTER 0 Nr of employees who are not HH members in the last one month? IF NONE ENTER 0 Nr of employees who are not HH members in the last one month? IF NONE ENTER 0 How many employees are there who are not HH members in the last one month? IF NONE ENTER 0 IF NUMBER VARIES TAKE AVERAGE 189 1 2 3 4 5 6 11 12 When the activity is active, how many hours per week does employee work? When the activity is active, how many hours per week does employee work? When the activity is active, how many hours per week does employee work? When the activity is active, how many hours per week does employee work? When the activity is active, how many hours per week does employee work? When the income generating activity is active, how many hours per week does each employee work on average? INCLUDE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 189 -99 112 31.529 26.643 What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 1st What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 1st What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 1st What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 1st What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 1st What was the main source of start-up capital for this income-generating activity? FIRST SOURCE Only PHYSICAL capital is meant here. Hence, no human capital, nor labour, etc. For instance, if the person found wood in the forest, this should NOT be considered as start-up capital. 189 1 Loan from family/friends 2 Gift from family/friends 3 sale of assets owned 4 Proceeds from another bussiness 5 Own savings 6 loan from SACCOS 7 Non agricultural credit 8 Bank or other institution 9 Loan from money lender 10 Inherited 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) What was main source of start-up capital for income-generating activity? 2nd What was main source of start-up capital for income-generating activity? 2nd What was main source of start-up capital for income-generating activity? 2nd What was main source of start-up capital for income-generating activity? 2nd What was main source of start-up capital for income-generating activity? 2nd What was the main source of start-up capital for this income-generating activity? SECOND SOURCE Only PHYSICAL capital is meant here. Hence, no human capital, nor labour, etc. For instance, if the person found wood in the forest, this should NOT be considered as start-up capital. In case there was no SECOND source, select 'none'. Enabled if T6GAQ9a <> "<None> [77]" 183 6 1 Loan from family/friends 2 Gift from family/friends 3 sale of assets owned 4 Proceeds from another bussiness 5 Own savings 6 loan from SACCOS 7 Non agricultural credit 8 Bank or other institution 9 Loan from money lender 10 Inherited 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 3rd What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 3rd What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 3rd What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 3rd What was the main source of start-up capital for this activity? 3rd What was the main source of start-up capital for this income-generating activity? THIRD SOURCE Only PHYSICAL capital is meant here. Hence, no human capital, nor labour, etc. For instance, if the person found wood in the forest, this should NOT be considered as start-up capital. In case there was no THIRD source, select 'none'. Enabled if T6GAQ9a <> "<None> [77]" And T6GAQ9b <> "<None> [77]" 20 169 1 Loan from family/friends 2 Gift from family/friends 3 sale of assets owned 4 Proceeds from another bussiness 5 Own savings 6 loan from SACCOS 7 Non agricultural credit 8 Bank or other institution 9 Loan from money lender 10 Inherited 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Total income earned during the past 4 weeks AFTER paying all expenses Total income earned during the past 4 weeks AFTER paying all expenses Total income earned during the past 4 weeks AFTER paying all expenses Total income earned during the past 4 weeks AFTER paying all expenses Total income earned during the past 4 weeks AFTER paying all expenses What was the total income this income generating activity earned during the past 4 weeks AFTER paying all expenses including the wages of employees, but NOT including any income you paid yourself? IF THERE WAS A LOSS, ENTER A NEGATIVE VALUE 189 -140000 800000 41624.413 88710.446 To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER The response option 'none' is NOT allowed to this question. There MUST always be at least 1 buyer. 189 1 Final consumers 2 Small business 3 Large established business 4 Institutiuons 5 Export 6 Manufacturers 7 Government 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER If no second buyer, select 'none'. 189 1 Final consumers 2 Small business 3 Large established business 4 Institutiuons 5 Export 6 Manufacturers 7 Government 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) What is the total value of your business including stocks and assets? What is the total value of your business including stocks and assets? What is the total value of your business including stocks and assets? What is the total value of your business including stocks and assets? What is the total value of your business including stocks and assets? What is the total value of your business including stocks and assets? 189 -99 16000000 480435.481 1458040.961 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 63759 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 63759 Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item 63759 0102 0103 0105 0106 0107 0110 0111 0112 0113 0201 0203 0204 0206 0207 0208 0301 0401 0404 0501 0503 0504 0505 0601 0602 0603 0605 0701 0703 0704 0706 0802 0804 0807 0810 0811 0814 0815 0816 0817 0818 0819 0901 0903 0988 1001 1002 1101 1104 1201 1202 1205 1206 1207 In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? How many person-meals were consumed by guests over the last 7 days? (e.g. if 2 extra people shared 3 HH meals, enter 6 SHARES): people aged 0-4) NOTE THAT PERSONS IN ROSTER FOR WHOM T3Q6 = "No [2]" SHOULD BE CONSIDERED AS GUESTS IN CASE THEY HAVE TAKEN MEALS AT THE HH POT IN THE PAST 7 DAYS. This question aims at getting the SHARE of household food consumption that was pertaken the guest. Normally, we would consider that a household takes THREE MEALS PER DAY (Breakfast, Luch and Dinner) but there are some households that tend to have two meals per day. Moreover, different people define meals differently. Some may call breakfast a meal and some not. Another person may have tea and a slice of bread for dinner and call it a meal while others might not. In Pemba, many people tend to have one big meal in the afternoon and have snacks in the evening (tea and maandazi, visheti, halua etc) instead of a hot/balanced meal. What is a person's FOOD SHARE? We define a SHARE as the proportion of person-meals per day consumed in a particular household. This means that if we assume that households take TWO MEALS PER DAY, then a guest can consume 0, 1, or 2 meals per day. This means that we consider a MAXIMUM of TWO MEALS per day. Below are some scenarios that relate MEALS to SHARES. (i) If a guest consumes 0 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 0 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (ii) If a guest consumes 1 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 1 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (iii) If a guest consumes 2 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 2 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. This implies that in 7 days, there are a MAXIMUM of 14 FOOD SHARES that we are allowed to account for per person. For these questions we don't need to ask the respondent whether it was breakfast, lunch or dinner that the guest pertook. Whatever he/she considers as a meal we will record i.e we DON'T care if he/she considers breakfast and lunch only as meals but not dinner or whether he/she considers dinner only as a meal or whether he/she considers breakfast, lunch and dinner ll as meals. We ONLY ask "How many meals the guest has consumed in the household in the past 7 days. Here are some scenarios that elaborate more(REMEMBER THAT WE ACCOUNT FOR A MAXIMUM OF 2 MEALS PER DAY): (i) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 6 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 6 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (ii) If the respondent says that the guest pertook 5 MEALS in the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 5 SHARES of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. (iii) If the respondent says that the guest ate breakfast ONLY on one day out of the past 7 days THEN this implies that the guest has consumed 1 SHARE of the per person-meals in the past 7 days. 63600 159 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past 7 days? QUANTITY The entry in this field is NOT allowed to be zero, since following the information given on T6S, the HH DID consume the item. Enabled if T5SQ1 = "Yes [1]" 15180 48579 0.125 20000 72.389 393.709 How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH CONSUME in the past 7 days? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell Enabled if T5SQ1 = "Yes [1]" 15180 48579 1 81903 22107.377 31011.05 How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in last [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in last [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in last [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in last [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in last [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in the last 7 days? QUANTITY Double tapping this field will enter 0. Enabled if T5SQ1 = "Yes [1]" 15180 48579 20000 47.948 335.8 How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in the last [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in the last [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in the last [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in the last [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in the last [PERIOD]? UNIT How much [ITEM] came from PURCHASES out of what was spent in the last 7 days? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell Enabled if T5AEQ2a > 0 15179 48580 1 81903 22108.831 31011.554 How much did you spend? How much did you spend? How much did you spend? How much did you spend? How much did you spend? How much did you spend? Enabled if T5AEQ2a > 0 And T5AEQ1b <> 66 11118 52641 210000 2195.497 4294.517 How much came from OWN PRODUCTION? QUANTITY How much came from OWN PRODUCTION? QUANTITY How much came from OWN PRODUCTION? QUANTITY How much came from OWN PRODUCTION? QUANTITY How much came from OWN PRODUCTION? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] came from OWN PRODUCTION out of what was spent in the last 7 days? QUANTITY Double tapping this field will enter 0. Enabled if T5SQ1 = "Yes [1]" 15180 48579 7000 19.498 189.602 How much came from OWN PRODUCTION out of what was spent in past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from OWN PRODUCTION out of what was spent in past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from OWN PRODUCTION out of what was spent in past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from OWN PRODUCTION out of what was spent in past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from OWN PRODUCTION out of what was spent in past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from OWN PRODUCTION out of what was spent in the past 7 days? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell Enabled if T5AEQ4a > 0 15179 48580 1 81903 22108.831 31011.554 How much would it have cost if you had purchased HOME PRODUCED quantity? How much would it have cost if you had purchased HOME PRODUCED quantity? How much would it have cost if you had purchased HOME PRODUCED quantity? How much would it have cost if you had purchased HOME PRODUCED quantity? How much would it have cost if you had purchased HOME PRODUCED quantity? How much would it have cost you if you had purchased this HOME PRODUCED quantity in the main market or store in this village? Enabled if T5AEQ4a > 0 And T5AEQ1b <> 66 4323 59436 150000 3374.372 5105.608 How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? QUANTITY How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past 7 days? QUANTITY Double tapping this field will enter 0. Enabled if T5SQ1 = "Yes [1]" 15180 48579 5000 4.924 88.302 How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past [PERIOD]? UNIT How much came from GIFTS AND OTHER SOURCES in the past 7 days? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell Enabled if T5AEQ6a > 0 15179 48580 1 81903 22108.831 31011.554 How much would it have cost if you had purchased GIFT quantity in main market? How much would it have cost if you had purchased GIFT quantity in main market? How much would it have cost if you had purchased GIFT quantity in main market? How much would it have cost if you had purchased GIFT quantity in main market? How much would it have cost if you had purchased GIFT quantity in main market? How much would it have cost you if you had purchased this GIFT quantity in the main market or store in this village? Enabled if T5AEQ6a > 0 And T5AEQ1b <> 66 695 63064 50 17000 1500.432 2026.836 kilo calories supplied by this food item kilo calories supplied by this food item kilo calories supplied by this food item kilo calories supplied by this food item kilo calories supplied by this food item 16680 47079 20880 865.738 1656.161 Calculated price per kg Calculated price per kg Calculated price per kg Calculated price per kg Calculated price per kg 16454 47305 6000000 1905.098 63670.701 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1199 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1199 Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 1199 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 13 Is this person answering for himself/herself? Is this person answering for himself/herself? Is this person answering for himself/herself? Is this person answering for himself/herself? Is this person answering for himself/herself? Is this person answering for himself/herself? 1188 11 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did you do any work for pay during the last 7 days? Did you do any work for pay during the last 7 days? Did you do any work for pay during the last 7 days? Did you do any work for pay during the last 7 days? Did you do any work for pay during the last 7 days? Did you do any work for pay during the last 7 days? 1188 11 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did you have a job, own farm or enterprise to which you will return? Did you have a job, own farm or enterprise to which you will return? Did you have a job, own farm or enterprise to which you will return? Did you have a job, own farm or enterprise to which you will return? Did you have a job, own farm or enterprise to which you will return? Although you didn't work during the last 7 days, did you have a job, own farm or enterprise to which you will return? Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "No [2]" 1022 177 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Were you available for work during the last 7 days? Were you available for work during the last 7 days? Were you available for work during the last 7 days? Were you available for work during the last 7 days? Were you available for work during the last 7 days? Were you available for work during the last 7 days? This questions requires you to inquire if the respondent was avalailable to do ANY WORK for pay in the past 7 days since we know that the respondent did not work in those 7 days. Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "No [2]" And T6HAQ3 = "No [2]" 334 865 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why were you not available for work during the last 7 days? Why were you not available for work during the last 7 days? Why were you not available for work during the last 7 days? Why were you not available for work during the last 7 days? Why were you not available for work during the last 7 days? Why were you not available for work during the last 7 days? Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "No [2]" And T6HAQ3 = "No [2]" And T6HAQ4 = "No [2]" 196 1003 1 In school 2 Busy with household duties 3 Too young 4 Too old 5 Sick 6 Disabled 88 Don't Know Sysmiss Have you taken any steps within the past 4 weeks to look for work? Have you taken any steps within the past 4 weeks to look for work? Have you taken any steps within the past 4 weeks to look for work? Have you taken any steps within the past 4 weeks to look for work? Have you taken any steps within the past 4 weeks to look for work? Have you taken any steps within the past 4 weeks to look for work? Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "No [2]" And T6HAQ3 = "No [2]" 334 865 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When was the last time you did work for pay, profit or gain? When was the last time you did work for pay, profit or gain? When was the last time you did work for pay, profit or gain? When was the last time you did work for pay, profit or gain? When was the last time you did work for pay, profit or gain? When was the last time you did work for pay, profit or gain? Consider only months in the past 12 months and if more than that enter “Never/more than 12 months ago [55]" Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "No [2]" And T6HAQ3 = "No [2]" 334 865 1 Last January 2 Last February 3 Last March 4 Last April 5 Last May 6 Last June 7 Last July 8 Last August 9 Last September 10 Last October 11 Last November 12 Last December 55 Never/more than 12 months ago (55) 88 DK Sysmiss Did you do any wage work during last 7 days? Did you do any wage work during last 7 days? Did you do any wage work during last 7 days? Did you do any wage work during last 7 days? Did you do any wage work during last 7 days? Did you do any wage work during the last 7 days? (i.e work for someone else for pay) Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ3 = "Yes [1]" 854 345 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did you do any wage work during the last 12 months? Did you do any wage work during the last 12 months? Did you do any wage work during the last 12 months? Did you do any wage work during the last 12 months? Did you do any wage work during the last 12 months? Did you do any wage work during the last 12 months? (i.e work for someone else for pay) Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "No [2]" 739 460 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss READ ALL RESPONSES: Is your employer for this work… READ ALL RESPONSES: Is your employer for this work… READ ALL RESPONSES: Is your employer for this work… READ ALL RESPONSES: Is your employer for this work… READ ALL RESPONSES: Is your employer for this work… READ ALL RESPONSES: Is your employer for this work… Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ9 = "Yes [1]" 205 994 1 Central government 2 Local government 3 Parastatal government 4 Political party 5 Cooperative 6 NGO 7 International organisation 8 Religious organisation 9 Private sector 10 Private farmer/landowner 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss How many people altogether work at the place where you do this work? How many people altogether work at the place where you do this work? How many people altogether work at the place where you do this work? How many people altogether work at the place where you do this work? How many people altogether work at the place where you do this work? How many people altogether work at the place where you do this work? Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ9 = "Yes [1]" 205 994 -99 2000 18.839 141.868 How long does it take you to get to work from here? HOURS - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? HOURS - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? HOURS - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? HOURS - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? HOURS - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? HOURS - TIME ONE WAY ONLY Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ9 = "Yes [1]" 205 994 -99 9 0.307 7.137 How long does it take you to get to work from here? MINUTES - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? MINUTES - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? MINUTES - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? MINUTES - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? MINUTES - TIME ONE WAY ONLY How long does it take you to get to work from here? MINUTES - TIME ONE WAY ONLY Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ9 = "Yes [1]" 205 994 -99 45 12.59 15.817 Do you receive payments either in cash or in other forms for this work? Do you receive payments either in cash or in other forms for this work? Do you receive payments either in cash or in other forms for this work? Do you receive payments either in cash or in other forms for this work? Do you receive payments either in cash or in other forms for this work? Do you receive payments either in cash or in other forms from this employer for this work? Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ9 = "Yes [1]" 205 994 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the main reason you receive no payment for this work? What is the main reason you receive no payment for this work? What is the main reason you receive no payment for this work? What is the main reason you receive no payment for this work? What is the main reason you receive no payment for this work? What is the main reason you receive no payment for this work? Enabled if T6HAQ13 = "No [2]" 1 1198 1 Apprenticeship or unpaid traineeship 2 Labor paying off debt 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss How much was your last payment? How much was your last payment? How much was your last payment? How much was your last payment? How much was your last payment? How much was your last payment? IF RESPONDENT HAS NOT YET BEEN PAID, ASK: What payment do you expect? VALUE Enabled if T6HAQ13 = "Yes [1]" 204 995 -99 350000 37877.873 57553.034 How much was your last payment? PERIOD How much was your last payment? PERIOD How much was your last payment? PERIOD How much was your last payment? PERIOD How much was your last payment? PERIOD How much was your last payment? PERIOD Enabled if T6HAQ13 = "Yes [1]" 204 995 1 Hour 2 Day 3 Week 4 Fortnight 5 Month 6 Quarter a year 7 Half a year 8 Annual Sysmiss How many hours did you work last week? How many hours did you work last week? How many hours did you work last week? How many hours did you work last week? How many hours did you work last week? How many hours did you work last week? Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ9 = "Yes [1]" 205 994 -99 112 21.578 25.784 Do you receive any payment for this work in any other form? Do you receive any payment for this work in any other form? Do you receive any payment for this work in any other form? Do you receive any payment for this work in any other form? Do you receive any payment for this work in any other form? Do you receive any payment for this work in any other form? Enabled if T6HAQ8 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ9 = "Yes [1]" 205 994 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the value of those payments? VALUE What is the value of those payments? VALUE What is the value of those payments? VALUE What is the value of those payments? VALUE What is the value of those payments? VALUE What is the value of those payments? VALUE Enabled if T6HAQ17 = "Yes [1]" 16 1183 12 100000 13688.25 26129.306 What is the value of those payments? TIME INTERVAL What is the value of those payments? TIME INTERVAL What is the value of those payments? TIME INTERVAL What is the value of those payments? TIME INTERVAL What is the value of those payments? TIME INTERVAL What is the value of those payments? TIME INTERVAL Enabled if T6HAQ17 = "Yes [1]" 16 1183 1 Hour 2 Day 3 Week 4 Fortnight 5 Month 6 Quarter a year 7 Half a year 8 Annual Sysmiss Nr hours worked in last 7 days as unpaid family worker on non-farm HH business? Nr hours worked in last 7 days as unpaid family worker on non-farm HH business? Nr hours worked in last 7 days as unpaid family worker on non-farm HH business? Nr hours worked in last 7 days as unpaid family worker on non-farm HH business? Nr hours worked in last 7 days as unpaid family worker on non-farm HH business? In the last 7 days, how many hours did you work as an unpaid family worker on a non-farm household business? ENTER 0 IF NONE Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ3 = "Yes [1]" 854 345 28000 40.488 958.011 Nr hours spent on household agricultural activities Nr hours spent on household agricultural activities Nr hours spent on household agricultural activities Nr hours spent on household agricultural activities Nr hours spent on household agricultural activities In the last 7 days, how many hours did you spend on household agricultural activities (including livestock or fishing, whether for sale or for household food)? IF NONE ENTER 0 Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ3 = "Yes [1]" 854 345 18000 41.536 621.763 How much time did you spend yesterday collecting fuel materials)? HOURS How much time did you spend yesterday collecting fuel materials)? HOURS How much time did you spend yesterday collecting fuel materials)? HOURS How much time did you spend yesterday collecting fuel materials)? HOURS How much time did you spend yesterday collecting fuel materials)? HOURS How much time did you spend yesterday collecting firewood (or other fuel materials)? HOURS - IF NONE ENTER 0 Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ3 = "Yes [1]" 854 345 69 0.463 2.89 Time spent yesterday collecting firewood (or other fuel materials)? MINUTES Time spent yesterday collecting firewood (or other fuel materials)? MINUTES Time spent yesterday collecting firewood (or other fuel materials)? MINUTES Time spent yesterday collecting firewood (or other fuel materials)? MINUTES Time spent yesterday collecting firewood (or other fuel materials)? MINUTES How much time did you spend yesterday collecting firewood (or other fuel materials)? MINUTES - IF NONE ENTER 0 Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ3 = "Yes [1]" 854 345 60 3.735 9.211 Nr hours spent yesterday on collecting/fetching water? hrs - ROUND TRIP Nr hours spent yesterday on collecting/fetching water? hrs - ROUND TRIP Nr hours spent yesterday on collecting/fetching water? hrs - ROUND TRIP Nr hours spent yesterday on collecting/fetching water? hrs - ROUND TRIP Nr hours spent yesterday on collecting/fetching water? hrs - ROUND TRIP How many hours did you spend yesterday collecting/ fetching water? HOURS - ROUND TRIP; IF NONE ENTER 0 Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ3 = "Yes [1]" 854 345 25 0.327 1.388 Nr of hours spent yester-day collecting/ fetching water? MINUTES - ROUND TRIP Nr of hours spent yester-day collecting/ fetching water? MINUTES - ROUND TRIP Nr of hours spent yester-day collecting/ fetching water? MINUTES - ROUND TRIP Nr of hours spent yester-day collecting/ fetching water? MINUTES - ROUND TRIP Nr of hours spent yester-day collecting/ fetching water? MINUTES - ROUND TRIP How many hours did you spend yester-day collecting/ fetching water? MINUTES - ROUND TRIP; IF NONE ENTER 0 Enabled if T6HAQ2 = "Yes [1]" Or T6HAQ3 = "Yes [1]" 854 345 50 7.015 11.896 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 18045 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 18045 Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal We do NOT consider normal pets here, such as dogs, cats, etc. We ONLY consider LIVESTOCK in this section. 18045 1 Dairy cows (including calves) 2 Indigenous cows (including calves, excluding oxen) 3 Dairy goats (including baby goats) 4 Indigenous goats (including baby goats) 5 Chickens (local variety, excluding chicks) 6 Chickens (foreign variety, excluding chicks) 7 Sheep 8 Ducks 9 Turkeys 10 Rabbits 11 Donkeys 12 Doves 13 Guineafowls 14 Draught Oxen 99 Other (Specify) Do you, or anyone else in your household, own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own [LIVESTOCK TYPE]? 18000 45 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many (total quantity) of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does your household own? How many (total quantity) of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does your household own? How many (total quantity) of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does your household own? How many (total quantity) of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does your household own? How many (total quantity) of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does your household own? How many (total quantity) of [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does your household own? Enabled if T4CQ1 = "Yes [1]" 1455 16590 1 150 4.621 6.495 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 7345 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 7345 Member ID (automatically generated) Member ID (automatically generated) Member ID (automatically generated) Member ID (automatically generated) Member ID (automatically generated) Member ID (automatically generated by ticking the "add new HH member" command button on form) 7345 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? The interviewer should be mindful not to assume the sex from the name. Even if the sex seems obvious from the name, ask this question for each person to confirm. 7345 1 Male 2 Female What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? IF LESS THAN 1 YEAR, ENTER 0 Age is among the most important pieces of information for this survey as many of the questions in each section depend on the age of the listed household member. 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 Tanzania, a flood in the region, the war with Iddi Amin, or the World Wars. Intensive probing is required to obtain the complete date, month and year of birth. Often respondents will refer to events such as: - Community events/weather conditions - Religious occasions/holidays - Public holidays e.g. Independence Day, Union Day, Idd-el-Fitr, Idd ul Hajj, Maulid, Christmas, Easter, New Years - Regional disasters - Birth intervals - World events e.g. World War I, II - The famine that occurred in Tanzania after World War II, in 1946 and 1947. - National independence in 1961. - The birth of TANU. Interviewers in the past projects conducted by EDI Ltd have suggested these additional questions in order to estimate the age of household members: - Ask when the household member got married, and then add the age of the oldest child to the age of the parent when s/he was married. (However, if the oldest child was born several years before or after the marriage, this method can lead to large errors, so you should probe how long after marriage they got children) - Compare the age of the household's child with that of a neighbour'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. Age must be recorded in full years which the household member has lived since his/her birth. For a child who has not completed 12 month (365 days) you record 0 year. If someone will be 25 years old in two weeks after the date of interview, the recorded age would be 24. To check if you have recorded the age properly try to compare the age of the parent and that of the first child and see if make sense. When we were testing one of our questionnaires we found a mother with difference of 10yrs to her first daughter that was strange and we had to probe more to discover she was not her biological mother. Age will give you a lot of information which you will be using to prove the answers you getting from the responded. 7345 98 21.13 18.598 Is this person a HH member? Is this person a HH member? Is this person a HH member? Is this person a HH member? Is this person a HH member? Is this person a HH member? This questions is AUTOMATICALLY answered by computer based on information given in T3AQ1, T3AQ5 and T3AQ6. More specifically, answer is set to "yes[1]" only if the HH member eligibility criteria are satisfied: A HOUSEHOLD member is a person who has usually slept in the HH dwelling and taken his/her meals together during at least nine (9) of the twelve (12) months preceding the interview, i.e. T3AQ5 = "Present all year [1]" or "Absent less then 3 months [2]". A DWELLING is the house, houses or apartment in which the household members are presently living. There are four exceptions to this definition: - The following persons are household members, even if they have spent fewer than 9 months in the household in the past 12 months: (1) the person identified as the head of the household (T3AQ1 = "Head [1]") (2) persons who just joined the household and expect to be long-term residents (i.e. expected to be residing in the household in the next 6 months), such as newborn infants aged less than three months or new spouses (T3AQ6 = "Yes [1]") - The following persons are NOT household members, even if they have slept in the same dwelling and taken their meals with the rest of the household for the entire 12 months before the survey and even if they are expected to be residing in the HH in the next 6 months from now: (3) tenants and boarders and their dependents (T3AQ1 = "Tenant/boarder [17]'); and (4) mkataba servants and their dependents (T3AQ1 = "MKATABA servant/servant's relative [16]") 7345 1 Yes 2 No What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? This question solicits the social relationship that the person shares with the head of household. Indicate from the list the person’s relationship to the head of household. The person listed in the first row in the roster should always be ‘head’ since the head of the household should always be listed in the first row, regardless or whether or not the head is present at the time of interview. Other members should be identified in one of the other categories listed. The wife/husband is the married or unmarried partner of the head. Members of the household who are not related to the head will be coded “non-relative”. Particular care must be taken in recording relationship information when the respondent is someone other than the head of the household; clarification must be made to the respondent that we are interested in the relationship of the person to the head of the household, not to the respondent. A BOARDER or TENANT is someone who pays for food and lodging. If a paying guest lives with the household being interviewed, he/she is not part of that household. You will often need to probe to see if a person is a household member or a tenant. Some tenants pay in kind rather than cash, and this can lead to confusion. An MKATABA SERVANT is a servant who has a contract with the family, and is paid in cash or in kind according to that contract. The contract may be written, or it may be an unwritten verbal agreement. Usually a contract is for a certain length of time, such as one year. A MAKUBALIANO SERVANT is not a blood relation to the head or his wife but lives and eats meals with the household, and works for household, either in the house, in the fields, or with the livestock. However, in contrast to the mkataba servant, the makubaliano does not have a written or a verbal contract with the household. Any compensation received by the makubaliano servant is arbitrarily determined by the household head or other household members and is more like a gift than a payment for services. If this makubaliano servant has been present in the household for at least three months of the past 12 months, then s/he is a household member. The category UNRELATED PERSON is a person who is not a blood relative to the head and not a servant, but who lives with the household. If this person lived with the household for at least three months of the last 12 months, then he/she is a household member. Examples are students or friends who live with the HH. ADOPTION: First, we need to make sure that the child is not related to the household head before we fill in “ADOPTION” (i.e that the child does not fit any of the categories in the provided relation list). If the interviewer is definite that the child is adopted THEN they should consider both formal (legal) and informal adoption. STEP CHILD: If the concerned child of the biological child of the spouse of the household head BUT not of the head THEN we say that the child is a STEP-CHILD of the head. 7345 1 Head 2 Wife/Husband 3 Biological child 4 Adopted child 5 Grandchild 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Father/Mother 8 Sister/Brother 9 Uncle/Aunt 10 Son/Daughter in-law 11 Brother/Sister in-law 12 Grandfather/mother 13 Father/Mother in-law 14 Other relative 15 MAKUBALIANO servant/servant's relative 16 MKATABA servant/servant's relative 17 Tenant/boarder 18 Other non-relative 19 Step child 99 Other (specify) What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES PRESENT MARITAL STATUS is the marital status on the day of the interview. 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 includes all types of marriage (for example, civil, traditional or common law). - The category informal union will include all household members who live as husband and wife but they are not legally recognized as husband and wife. - The category Divorced will include all household members who have signed the legal divorce paper and they do not live together anymore. - The category separated will include all household members who have been living together as husband and wife, but they do not live together anymore due to some misunderstanding and they have not signed the divorce papers. Also note that separated couples have the possibility of reuniting. Enabled if T3Q4 >= 12 4538 2807 1 Monogamous married 2 Polygamous married 3 Separated 4 Widow/Widower 5 Divorced 6 Never married 7 Informal union Sysmiss Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Enabled if T3AQ2 = "Monogamous married [1]" Or T3AQ2 = "Polygamous married [2]" or T3AQ2 = "Informal union [7]" 1993 5352 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER This question is only asked from the FEMALE members in the household, since male members can have several spouses and we want to avoid double counting. Enabled if T3AQ3 = "Yes [1]" And T3Q3 = "Female [2]" 971 6374 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 Sysmiss For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? If the respondent was away for more than one month THEN the response should be "PRESENT ALL YEAR". Record the number of months [NAME] was away out of the last 12 months. For example if the interview is conducted in the beginning of March 2008, then you should ask how many months from March 2007 to february 2008 [NAME] was ABSENT from the household. You should ask the number of months [NAME] was NOT there. The time spent away, does not need to be consecutive, it is CUMMULATIVE time that matters. You should add up all the months that [NAME] has been away and assess whether it is under or above 3 months. If [NAME] moved into the household in beginning of May 2007 and then stayed till September 2007 (5 months). He then left the household in October 2007, but returned for the whole of January and february 2008. To summarise, [NAME] was: - Absent from the household in March, April, October, November, December (5 months). - Present in the household in May, June, July, August, September, January, February (7 months). Thus we would choose option 3 “absent more than 3 months”. Another example is someone who visits the household every weekend of the year. This means they are absent for 5 out of every 7 days in the year, which adds up to be more than 6 months. Someone who visits 3 out of 7 days is absent for more than 6 months, but someone who visits for 4 out of 7 days is absent for less than 6 months. The EXCEPTION is made for new BABIES, their responses will go with what was responded for their mothers/carer. If a baby is 2 moths old and its mother has been in the household all time of its pregnancy then it has never been out for the whole year. If the child was born out of the household or travelled out after birth and came back, then record the time absent basing on its presence. In case the respondent is a polygamist and has two wives living in the same house but in different rooms and they cook separately- it will be difficult to get the exact number of days the respondent spend in each household. In such a case, you should mark that the respondent has been PRESENT for 6 months. 7345 1 Present all year 2 Absent 3 months or less 3 Absent more than 3 months boarding school child 4 Absent more than 3 months NOT boarding school child Do you expect that [NAME] will be residing here in 6 months from now? Do you expect that [NAME] will be residing here in 6 months from now? Do you expect that [NAME] will be residing here in 6 months from now? Do you expect that [NAME] will be residing here in 6 months from now? Do you expect that [NAME] will be residing here in 6 months from now? Do you expect that [NAME] will be residing here in 6 months from now? Enabled if T3AQ5 = "Absent more than 3 months NOT boarding school child [4]" 401 6944 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? CASUAL LABOURER: This is a person who does not have a fixed job/employment. So a person who does daily jobs/weekly jobs and then has to look for another job is a casual labourer. MUAJIRIWA ANAYELIPWA: This is a person who has a formal employment contract or gets a regulary monthly salary. Enabled if T3Q4 >=6 5951 1394 1 Paid employee 4 Non-agricultural: Self-employed WITH employees 5 Non-agricultural: self-employed WITHOUT employees 6 Other unpaid family work 7 Domestic work 8 Seeking work 9 Sick 10 Retired 11 Full-time student 12 Apprentice 13 Disabled 14 Religious leader 15 Child Care Activities 16 Caring for elderly 17 Casual Labourer 18 Farming: Self-employed WITH employees 19 Farming: Self-employed WITHOUT employees 20 Livestock keeping: Self-employed WITH employees 21 Livestock keeping: Self-employed WITHOUT employees 22 Fishing: Self-employed WITH employees 23 Fishing: Self-employed WITHOUT employees 24 Too young to Work 25 Old Age 88 DK 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? This question asks the individual to indicate whether they can read and write. Any language including English, Kiswahili, or other local languages in which the individual can read and write the language should result in a “Yes” response. Otherwise, the answer should be “No”. If a person can only read, but not write, then the response should be “No”. If a person cannot read due to poor eyesight but was able to read before they lost vision then the interviewer should note that this person is able to read and write If the respondent can only read text related to religion that is not in the ALPHABETICAL format used in Tanzania THEN the answer to this question is NO. This question tries to inform us whether the person is able to communicate in terms of reading and writing using the official media of communication. Enabled if T3Q4 >= 3 And ( T3Q6 = "Yes [1]" Or T3AQ5 = "Absent more than 3 months boarding school child [3]" ) 6598 747 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Enabled if T3Q4 >= 3 And ( T3Q6 = "Yes [1]" Or T3AQ5 = "Absent more than 3 months boarding school child [3]" ) 6598 747 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss What type of school has [NAME] attended? READ ALL RESPONSES What type of school has [NAME] attended? READ ALL RESPONSES What type of school has [NAME] attended? READ ALL RESPONSES What type of school has [NAME] attended? READ ALL RESPONSES What type of school has [NAME] attended? READ ALL RESPONSES What type of school has [NAME] attended? READ ALL RESPONSES If a person attends both formal and religious schooling, then the response to this question should be "FORMAL SCHOOLING". Enabled if T3BQ2 = "Yes [1]" 4603 2742 1 Normal/formal schooling 2 Religious schooling Sysmiss How old was [NAME] when he/she started school? How old was [NAME] when he/she started school? How old was [NAME] when he/she started school? How old was [NAME] when he/she started school? How old was [NAME] when he/she started school? How old was [NAME] when he/she started school? In case the respondent went to Adult Education, fill in the age at which he/she started Adult education and add a COMMENT i.e this person studied adult education, he/she did not go to primary school. Enabled if T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" 3902 3443 -99 50 3.467 23.294 What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? Here, you are supposed to record COMPLETED years of education. Example, if the concerned person studied upto standard 7 but did not complete standard seven THEN you would record standard 6 as the highest grade completed. Enabled if T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" 3902 3443 1 Pre-Primary 2 Adult 11 Standard I 12 Standard II 13 Standard III 14 Standard IV 15 Standard V 16 Standard VI 17 Standard VII 18 Standard VIII 19 Primary + Course 20 Form I 21 Form II 22 Form III 23 Form IV 24 Form IV + Course 25 Form V 26 Form VI 27 Form VI+ Course 28 Ordinary Diploma 41 University I 42 University II 43 University III 44 University IV 45 University V & + 77 None 88 DK Sysmiss Has [NAME] ever repeated a grade? Has [NAME] ever repeated a grade? Has [NAME] ever repeated a grade? Has [NAME] ever repeated a grade? Has [NAME] ever repeated a grade? Has [NAME] ever repeated a grade? Grade repitiion should always be captured INDEPENDENT on whether the person decided to repeat a grade or he/she was forced to repeat a grade Enabled if T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" and ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 2340 5005 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss How many times has [NAME] repeated grades? How many times has [NAME] repeated grades? How many times has [NAME] repeated grades? How many times has [NAME] repeated grades? How many times has [NAME] repeated grades? How many times has [NAME] repeated grades? Record the number of times [NAME] has ever repeated a grade. Example, if [NAME] repeated standard 2 twice and standard 5 once THEN the answer to this question is 3 Enabled if T3BQ6 = "Yes [1]" And T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" And ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 426 6919 1 2 3 4 7 Sysmiss What is the last grade [NAME] has repeated? What is the last grade [NAME] has repeated? What is the last grade [NAME] has repeated? What is the last grade [NAME] has repeated? What is the last grade [NAME] has repeated? What is the last grade [NAME] has repeated? Enabled if T3BQ6 = "Yes [1]" And T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" And ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 426 6919 1 Pre-Primary 2 Adult 11 Standard I 12 Standard II 13 Standard III 14 Standard IV 15 Standard V 16 Standard VI 17 Standard VII 18 Standard VIII 19 Primary + Course 20 Form I 21 Form II 22 Form III 23 Form IV 24 Form IV + Course 25 Form V 26 Form VI 27 Form VI+ Course 28 Ordinary Diploma 41 University I 42 University II 43 University III 44 University IV 45 University V & + 77 None 88 DK Sysmiss What is the year of [NAME]'s last grade repetition? What is the year of [NAME]'s last grade repetition? What is the year of [NAME]'s last grade repetition? What is the year of [NAME]'s last grade repetition? What is the year of [NAME]'s last grade repetition? What is the year of [NAME]'s last grade repetition? Enabled if T3BQ6 = "Yes [1]" And T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" And ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 426 6919 1994 1995 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sysmiss Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Enabled if T3BQ5 = "Standard III [13]" Or T3BQ5 > "Standard III [13]" And ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 1515 5830 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? Note that this question only asks about the LAST examination the person took. Make sure the respondent considers the last one, and not a previous one (even if he/she obtained a higher score on the previous one). Teachers grade 'A' certificate is NOT a national examination. If the respondent took the Standard VIII examination long time ago, you should select 'standard VII', since this is the current equivalent to the former Standard VIII which does no longer exist now Enabled if T3BQ10 = "Yes [1]" And ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 673 6672 14 Standard IV 17 Standard VII 21 Form II 23 Form IV 26 Form VI 88 DK 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Enabled if T3BQ10 = "Yes [1]" And ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 673 6672 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? Enabled if T3BQ10 = "Yes [1]" And T3BQ12 = "Yes [1]" And ( T3BQ11 = "Form IV [23]" Or T3BQ11 = "Form VI [26]" ) And ( T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" or T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" ) 39 7306 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 88 DK 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Enabled if T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" 3902 3443 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Enabled if T3BQ3 = "Normal/formal schooling [1]" And T3BQ14 = "No [2]" 1647 5698 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? If the school is owned/run by more than one institution, probe for the main operator/contributor to the school Enabled if T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2255 5090 1 Government 2 Community 3 Religious institution 4 Charity organisation 5 Private 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Do NOT consider weekend days. You should consider public holidays if they fall in between the schooling week. 2255 5090 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? If the response is not in the list, choose 'other'. For instance, if the person missed school because he/she had to travel, select 'other' and specify. If the person had school fees problem, you should select code [9] 'cannot meet cost'. Enabled if T3BQ17 = "Yes [1]" 370 6975 1 Public holiday 2 School closed not in break 3 School closed in break 4 Absence teacher 5 Illness child 6 Illness HH member 7 Funeral 8 Disciplinary action 9 Cannot meet costs 10 Child refused 11 Child had to work 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How does [NAME] usually go to school? How does [NAME] usually go to school? How does [NAME] usually go to school? How does [NAME] usually go to school? How does [NAME] usually go to school? How does [NAME] usually go to school? Public transport is defined as transport that is available to the public whenever they need access to it. Hence if a parent takes his child to school using the household's car, this wre refer to as PRIVATE TRANSPORT and not public transport. Enabled if T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2255 5090 1 On foot 2 Bicycle 3 Public transport 4 Private transport 88 DK 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? Hrs How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? Hrs How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? Hrs How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? Hrs How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? Hrs How long does it take [NAME] to go to school using this mode of transportation? HOURS Enabled if T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2255 5090 -99 3 0.0962 2.989 How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? MINUTES How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? MINUTES How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? MINUTES How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? MINUTES How long does it take to go to school using this mode of transportation? MINUTES How long does it take [NAME] to go to school using this mode of transportation? MINUTES Enabled if T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2255 5090 -99 60 16.863 12.676 What is ONE-WAY fare to go to school using this mode of transportation? What is ONE-WAY fare to go to school using this mode of transportation? What is ONE-WAY fare to go to school using this mode of transportation? What is ONE-WAY fare to go to school using this mode of transportation? What is ONE-WAY fare to go to school using this mode of transportation? What is the ONE-WAY fare to go to school using this mode of transportation (in Tshs)? ENTER ZERO IF NONE You should record the ONE-WAY fare NOT the GO and RETURN fare. Enabled if T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" and T3BQ19 <> "On foot [1]" 124 7221 -99 16100 269.685 1771.392 How much was spent in the last 12 months on: TRANSPORT TO/FROM SCHOOL How much was spent in the last 12 months on: TRANSPORT TO/FROM SCHOOL How much was spent in the last 12 months on: TRANSPORT TO/FROM SCHOOL How much was spent in the last 12 months on: TRANSPORT TO/FROM SCHOOL How much was spent in the last 12 months on: TRANSPORT TO/FROM SCHOOL How much was spent in the last 12 months by the members of your HH on [NAME]'s: TRANSPORT TO/FROM SCHOOL Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. This question asks about the amount SPENT therefore if there were any contributions towards the child’s education THEN the interviewer should tick the in-kind contribution/present button. Enabled if ( T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" ) and T3BQ19 <> "On foot [1]" 209 7136 -99 576000 14488.799 60969.804 How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL FEES How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL FEES How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL FEES How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL FEES How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL FEES How much was spent in the last 12 months by the members of your HH on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL FEES Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. Enabled if T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2340 5005 -99 1000000 6441.822 39511.101 How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL BOOKS AND MATERIALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL BOOKS AND MATERIALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL BOOKS AND MATERIALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL BOOKS AND MATERIALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL BOOKS AND MATERIALS How much was spent in the last 12 months by the members of your HH on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL BOOKS AND MATERIALS Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. Enabled if T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2340 5005 -99 6000000 9803.532 124354.888 How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: UNIFORMS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: UNIFORMS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: UNIFORMS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: UNIFORMS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: UNIFORMS How much was spent in the last 12 months by the members of your HH on [NAME]'s: UNIFORMS Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. Enabled if T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2340 5005 -99 150000 8737.947 9221.656 How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: EXTRA TUITION How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: EXTRA TUITION How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: EXTRA TUITION How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: EXTRA TUITION How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: EXTRA TUITION How much was spent in the last 12 months by the members of your HH on [NAME]'s: EXTRA TUITION Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. Enabled if T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2340 5005 -99 190000 1946.304 10009.831 Amount spent in last 12 months on [NAME]'s: OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EDUCATION Amount spent in last 12 months on [NAME]'s: OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EDUCATION Amount spent in last 12 months on [NAME]'s: OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EDUCATION Amount spent in last 12 months on [NAME]'s: OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EDUCATION Amount spent in last 12 months on [NAME]'s: OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EDUCATION How much was spent in the last 12 months by the members of your HH on [NAME]'s: OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR EDUCATION Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. Enabled if T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2340 5005 -99 150000 3372.5 7391.119 How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL MEALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL MEALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL MEALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL MEALS How much was spent in the last 12 months on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL MEALS How much was spent in the last 12 months by the members of your HH on [NAME]'s: SCHOOL MEALS Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. Enabled if T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 2340 5005 -99 1200000 2331.592 29902.005 TOTAL amount spent last 12 months [NAME]'s education - AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATED TOTAL amount spent last 12 months [NAME]'s education - AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATED TOTAL amount spent last 12 months [NAME]'s education - AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATED TOTAL amount spent last 12 months [NAME]'s education - AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATED TOTAL amount spent last 12 months [NAME]'s education - AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATED Amount spent in the last 12 months by the HH on [NAME]'s education: TOTAL - AUTOMATICALLY CALCULATED BASED ON RESPONSES TO 21a-21g. NOT EDITABLE BY INTERVIEWER. Enabled if T3BQ15 = "Yes [1]" Or T3BQ14 = "Yes [1]" 6655 690 -297 6013500 11929.528 85654.802 Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Enabled if T3Q6 = "Yes [1]" 7228 117 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What was main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? What was main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? What was main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? What was main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? What was main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? What was the main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? High blood pressure should be considered under code [27] Heart problems/BC. 'Coughing' should be considered under code [26] 'Upper respiratory'. 'Stroke' should be considered under code [26] 'heart problems/BC'. Enabled if T3CQ1 = "Yes [1]" 2541 4804 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Asthma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 34 Hydrocoele (lympatic filariasis) 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Nr days in the last 4 weeks [NAME] has suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in the last 4 weeks [NAME] has suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in the last 4 weeks [NAME] has suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in the last 4 weeks [NAME] has suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in the last 4 weeks [NAME] has suffered from this main health problem? For how many days in the last 4 weeks has [NAME] suffered from this main health problem? Note that for this question we are ONLY interested in days ill in the LAST 4 WEEKS. Hence, the entry in this field cannot exceed 28. Enabled if T3CQ1 = "Yes [1]" 2541 4804 1 28 8.233 7.169 What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? Enabled if T3CQ1 = "Yes [1]" 2541 4804 1 Referal hospital 2 District/Region hospital 3 Public dispensary 4 Public health center 5 Private Dispensary/Hospital 6 Private clinic 7 Super natural healer 8 Traditional healer (Herbalist) 9 Missionary Dispensary/Hospital 10 Pharmacy/Chemist 11 Faith healer 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Last 4 weeks, was [NAME] hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in med facility? Last 4 weeks, was [NAME] hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in med facility? Last 4 weeks, was [NAME] hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in med facility? Last 4 weeks, was [NAME] hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in med facility? Last 4 weeks, was [NAME] hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in med facility? For the last 4 weeks was [NAME] hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in medical facility? This question is ONLY relevant for the person who was ill. If a family member slept at the hospital for the purpose of looking after the sick one, it does not COUNT as beinf admitted Enabled if T3CQ1 = "Yes [1]" And T3CQ4 <> "<None> [77]" 2004 5341 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? Enabled if T3CQ1 = "Yes [1]" And T3CQ4 <> "<None> [77]" 2004 5341 1 Free treatment 2 Health insurance 3 Own cash 4 Had to work for provider 5 Use of asset 6 Took loan 7 Got assistance 8 Differed by provider 88 Don't Know (DK) 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Nr of days in past 4 weeks [NAME] was unable to perform normal daily activities Nr of days in past 4 weeks [NAME] was unable to perform normal daily activities Nr of days in past 4 weeks [NAME] was unable to perform normal daily activities Nr of days in past 4 weeks [NAME] was unable to perform normal daily activities Nr of days in past 4 weeks [NAME] was unable to perform normal daily activities In the past 4 weeks, for how many days was [NAME] unable to perform his/her normal daily activities due to the illness/injury? ENTER 0 IF NONE This question is ALSO asked of children, because we are interested in normal daily activities of the person, not necessarily in their work ability. For a baby, this would be sleeping, eating, etc. Note that for this question we are ONLY interested in the number of days ill in the LAST 4 WEEKS. Hence, the entry made in this field cannot exceed 28. The answer to this question should be GREATER than or EQUAL to that of T3CQ8 Enabled if T3CQ1 = "Yes [1]" 2541 4804 28 4.909 5.854 In past 12 months has [NAME] been too ill to perform normal daily activities? In past 12 months has [NAME] been too ill to perform normal daily activities? In past 12 months has [NAME] been too ill to perform normal daily activities? In past 12 months has [NAME] been too ill to perform normal daily activities? In past 12 months has [NAME] been too ill to perform normal daily activities? In the past 12 months have there been any episodes in which [NAME] was too ill to perform his/her normal daily activities? This question is ALSO asked of children, because we are interested in normal daily activities of the person, not necessarily in their work ability. For a baby, this would be sleeping, eating, etc. In case the answer to question 9 is greater than 0, the response to this field is automatically set to 'yes', in which case you should NOT ask this question out loud to the respondent. Enabled if T3Q6 = "Yes [1]" 7228 117 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Total nr of days [NAME] unable to perform daily activities for past 12 months? Total nr of days [NAME] unable to perform daily activities for past 12 months? Total nr of days [NAME] unable to perform daily activities for past 12 months? Total nr of days [NAME] unable to perform daily activities for past 12 months? Total nr of days [NAME] unable to perform daily activities for past 12 months? Estimate the total number of days [NAME] was not able to perform his/her daily activities due to illness for the past 12 months? Note that for this question we are only interested in the number of days ill IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS. Hence, the entry in this field cannot exceed 364.The answer for this question should be GREATER than that reported in T3CQ8 Enabled if T3CQ9 = "Yes [1]" 4037 3308 365 18.905 32.773 Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY disabled limiting or preventing normal daily activities? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY disabled limiting or preventing normal daily activities? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY disabled limiting or preventing normal daily activities? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY disabled limiting or preventing normal daily activities? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY disabled limiting or preventing normal daily activities? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY physically or mentally disabled in any way which limits or prevents normal daily activities or work? Enabled if T3Q6 = "Yes [1]" 7228 117 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What type of disability does [NAME] have? What type of disability does [NAME] have? What type of disability does [NAME] have? What type of disability does [NAME] have? What type of disability does [NAME] have? What type of disability does [NAME] have? Enabled if T3CQ11 = "Yes [1]" 192 7153 1 Poor eyesight/Blind 2 Poor hearing/deaf 3 Unable to speak 4 Missing limb (arm/leg/hand/foot) 5 Paralysed/lame/crippled 6 Mentally disabled 7 Albino 88 DK 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Impact of [NAME]'s disability on daily activities compared to 12 months ago? Impact of [NAME]'s disability on daily activities compared to 12 months ago? Impact of [NAME]'s disability on daily activities compared to 12 months ago? Impact of [NAME]'s disability on daily activities compared to 12 months ago? Impact of [NAME]'s disability on daily activities compared to 12 months ago? How is the impact of [NAME]'s disability on his/her daily activities compared to 12 months ago? Enabled if T3CQ11 = "Yes [1]" 192 7153 1 Worse now 2 Same 3 Improved Sysmiss Did [NAME] sleep under a bednet yesterday? Did [NAME] sleep under a bednet yesterday? Did [NAME] sleep under a bednet yesterday? Did [NAME] sleep under a bednet yesterday? Did [NAME] sleep under a bednet yesterday? Did [NAME] sleep under a bednet yesterday? Enabled if T3Q6 = "Yes [1]" 7228 117 1 Yes untreated net 2 Yes treated net < 6 months 3 Yes treated net > 6 months 4 No 88 DK Sysmiss In past 5 years have you given birth to children (including children born dead)? In past 5 years have you given birth to children (including children born dead)? In past 5 years have you given birth to children (including children born dead)? In past 5 years have you given birth to children (including children born dead)? In past 5 years have you given birth to children (including children born dead)? In the past 5 years, has [NAME] given birth to children (including children born dead)? Enabled if T3Q3 = "Female [2]" and T3Q4 >= 12 and T3Q4 <= 49 And T3Q6 = "Yes [1]" 1844 5501 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Nr of children given birth to in past 5 years (incl children born dead)? Nr of children given birth to in past 5 years (incl children born dead)? Nr of children given birth to in past 5 years (incl children born dead)? Nr of children given birth to in past 5 years (incl children born dead)? Nr of children given birth to in past 5 years (incl children born dead)? In the past 5 years, how many children did [NAME] give birth to (including children who were born dead)? Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" 657 6688 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss How many of those children are still alive now? How many of those children are still alive now? How many of those children are still alive now? How many of those children are still alive now? How many of those children are still alive now? How many of those children are still alive now? Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" 657 6688 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss Of the children who died, how many died before their first birthday? Of the children who died, how many died before their first birthday? Of the children who died, how many died before their first birthday? Of the children who died, how many died before their first birthday? Of the children who died, how many died before their first birthday? Of the children who died, how many died before their first birthday? The interviewer should also include children who were born dead because they died before their first birthday. Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" And T3CQ17 < T3CQ16 73 7272 1 2 3 Sysmiss Of children who died, nr died between their first and their fifth birthday? Of children who died, nr died between their first and their fifth birthday? Of children who died, nr died between their first and their fifth birthday? Of children who died, nr died between their first and their fifth birthday? Of children who died, nr died between their first and their fifth birthday? Of the children who died, how many died between their first and their fifth birthday? Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" And T3CQ17 < T3CQ16 73 7272 1 2 Sysmiss Did [NAME] regularly go to health clinic when she was pregnant with last child? Did [NAME] regularly go to health clinic when she was pregnant with last child? Did [NAME] regularly go to health clinic when she was pregnant with last child? Did [NAME] regularly go to health clinic when she was pregnant with last child? Did [NAME] regularly go to health clinic when she was pregnant with last child? Did [NAME] regularly go to a health clinic when he/she was pregnant with his/her last child? Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" 657 6688 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Where did [NAME] deliver her last child? Where did [NAME] deliver her last child? Where did [NAME] deliver her last child? Where did [NAME] deliver her last child? Where did [NAME] deliver her last child? Where did [NAME] deliver his/her last child? Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" 657 6688 1 Hospital/maternity 2 Dispensary 3 At home 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Who delivered this child? Who delivered this child? Who delivered this child? Who delivered this child? Who delivered this child? Who delivered this child? Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" 657 6688 1 Doctor or clinical officer 2 Nurse 3 Midwife 4 Traditional birth attendant 5 Friend or relative 6 Self 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Was this birth registered? Was this birth registered? Was this birth registered? Was this birth registered? Was this birth registered? Was this birth registered? When a child is born the birth is usually registered and the parent is given a "BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT DOCUMENT/ TANGAZO LA KUZALIWA" which the disctrict officials use to make a birth certificate. The parent then uses the birth announcement document to collect the child's birth certificate. Every child who is announced (i.e parent is given the child’s birth announcement document) is automatically registered. The parent does not need to have the child’s birth certificate. Moreover, the interviewer SHOULD NOT DEMAND to see proof of the birth announcement document. Enabled if T3CQ15 = "Yes [1]" 657 6688 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Member is available for interview Member is available for interview Member is available for interview Member is available for interview Member is available for interview Member is available for interview 7345 1 Why is this member is not available for interview? Why is this member is not available for interview? Why is this member is not available for interview? Why is this member is not available for interview? Why is this member is not available for interview? Why is this member is not available for interview? 799 6546 1 Refused 2 Not at home 3 Sick 4 Mentally disabled 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of LABOUR section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of LABOUR section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of LABOUR section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of LABOUR section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of LABOUR section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of LABOUR section? 7345 1 Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of TRANSPORT section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of TRANSPORT section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of TRANSPORT section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of TRANSPORT section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of TRANSPORT section? Has [NAME] been sampled for the interview of TRANSPORT section? 7345 1 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? IN TSH Enabled if T3CQ6 >= "Health insurance [2]" 1421 5924 -99 500000 6552.116 20623.944 Did [NAME] miss any HH meals in the last 7 days? Did [NAME] miss any HH meals in the last 7 days? Did [NAME] miss any HH meals in the last 7 days? Did [NAME] miss any HH meals in the last 7 days? Did [NAME] miss any HH meals in the last 7 days? Did [NAME] miss any HH meals in the last 7 days? 7225 120 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Number of meals that [NAME] missed (between 1 and 14) Number of meals that [NAME] missed (between 1 and 14) Number of meals that [NAME] missed (between 1 and 14) Number of meals that [NAME] missed (between 1 and 14) Number of meals that [NAME] missed (between 1 and 14) Number of meals that [NAME] missed (between 1 and 14) This question aims at getting the SHARE of household food consumption that was pertaken the guest. Normally, we would consider that a household takes THREE MEALS PER DAY (Breakfast, Luch and Dinner) but there are some households that tend to have two meals per day. Moreover, different people define meals differently. Some may call breakfast a meal and some not. Another person may have tea and a slice of bread for dinner and call it a meal while others might not. In Pemba, many people tend to have one big meal in the afternoon and have snacks in the evening (tea and maandazi, visheti, halua etc) instead of a hot/balanced meal. What is a person's FOOD SHARE? We define a SHARE as the proportion of person-meals per day consumed in a particular household. This means that if we assume that households take TWO MEALS PER DAY, then a guest can consume 0, 1, or 2 meals per day. This means that we consider a MAXIMUM of TWO MEALS per day. Below are some scenarios that relate MEALS to SHARES. (i) If a guest consumes 0 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 0 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (ii) If a guest consumes 1 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 1 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. (iii) If a guest consumes 2 MEALS in the household PER DAY then he/she has consumed 2 SHARES of the person-meals in that day. Therefore each meal missed by 1 guest is equivalent to 1 SHARE Enabled if T5BQ2 = "Yes [1]" 740 6605 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 Sysmiss How much expenditure information for [NAME?] not captured in what was mentioned? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] not captured in what was mentioned? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] not captured in what was mentioned? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] not captured in what was mentioned? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] not captured in what was mentioned? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] is not captured in what you have mentioned to me? You will encounter situations where the respondent cannot tell you about the non-food expenditures of one of the household members. Your first strategy should always be to have the respondent make an estimate, but if that is not possible then the expenditures of one of the members will be excluded. Question T6fQ1 aims to capture whether this has happened. Note that the question is in NEGATION form, i.e. it asks how much expenditure information is NOT captured in what the respondent mentioned to you. You should READ ALL RESPONSES in this question. A realistic situation could be that the household head is absent from the household and only visits during weekends. The respondent may then not know and refuse to guess how much the household head spends on non-food items. If this is the case, select in T6fQ1 how much of the head’s expenditure is missing. In case the respondent knew all of the expenditures of the household member, select ‘none’ for field T6fQ1. 7338 7 1 All 2 Most 3 Some 4 Less than half 5 Just a small amount 6 None Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 914 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 914 0102 0105 0106 0114 0115 0201 0202 0205 0208 0213 0214 0303 0305 0306 0311 0312 0315 0324 0401 0402 0403 0406 0408 0410 0412 0413 0504 0515 0605 0609 0610 0611 0613 0614 0709 0711 0712 0714 0715 0803 0804 0806 0807 0808 0810 0811 0812 0813 0815 0827 0901 0902 0905 0907 0908 0912 0914 0926 1001 1002 1003 1005 1006 1007 1008 1009 1010 1011 1013 1015 1026 1102 1104 1107 1111 1114 1115 1125 1204 1205 1206 1208 1209 1211 1301 1307 1311 1312 1313 1315 1403 1408 1409 1410 1411 1413 1414 1415 1503 1505 1506 1507 1512 1514 1524 1601 1603 1604 1606 1625 1701 1702 1703 1704 1705 1706 1707 1708 1709 1712 1714 1725 1727 1801 1802 1803 1804 1805 1806 1807 1808 1809 1810 1811 1812 1813 1814 1815 1901 1902 1903 1904 1906 1907 1908 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1924 2001 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2011 2013 2015 2027 2028 2102 2103 2104 2105 2106 2107 2110 2112 2113 2114 2115 2124 2202 2203 2204 2212 2301 2302 2305 2308 2309 2310 2311 2314 2402 2403 2408 2412 2414 2501 2502 2504 2510 2524 2610 2701 2702 2703 2704 2705 2706 2708 2710 2714 2715 2801 2810 2811 2812 2813 2814 2815 2902 2903 2904 2905 2906 2910 2912 2913 2915 3001 3005 3010 3101 3102 3105 3109 3113 3114 3115 3124 3201 3206 3211 3213 3224 3301 3311 3402 3403 3407 3411 3415 3503 3506 3513 3602 3609 3611 3705 3707 3708 3711 3803 3804 3806 3809 3812 3905 3906 3913 3915 4013 4015 4101 4104 4105 4106 4108 4112 4115 4129 4201 4202 4203 4207 4208 4209 4210 4211 4214 4215 4225 4302 4303 4305 4306 4308 4312 4402 4404 4405 4406 4407 4408 4410 4412 4413 4414 4415 4507 4510 4609 4703 4705 4707 4807 4902 4909 4911 4913 5008 5010 5012 5013 5015 5102 5103 5105 5106 5107 5114 5115 5124 5207 5209 5305 5307 5402 5405 5407 5408 5510 5511 5515 5525 5601 5604 5607 5612 5614 5624 5709 5710 5711 5712 5911 6002 6004 6008 6009 6011 6012 6013 6015 6028 6101 6104 6105 6106 6107 6108 6109 6111 6113 6114 6201 6205 6206 6207 6209 6210 6213 6301 6304 6305 6307 6308 6309 6310 6312 6313 6315 6325 6401 6403 6411 6412 6413 6414 6426 6502 6503 6504 6505 6506 6508 6509 6512 6514 6515 6524 6611 6612 6702 6703 6704 6707 6713 6715 6803 6809 6810 6811 6813 6815 6825 6901 6902 6903 6904 6905 6906 6907 6908 6910 6912 6913 6915 6924 7001 7002 7003 7007 7008 7009 7010 7014 7015 7103 7104 7107 7108 7110 7115 7203 7205 7207 7208 7209 7212 7213 7214 7215 7301 7302 7303 7305 7306 7307 7313 7314 7315 7401 7403 7404 7405 7406 7408 7410 7411 7507 7510 7512 7513 7515 7601 7603 7607 7611 7613 7614 7615 7703 7707 7710 7711 7714 7728 7812 7815 7901 Data field Data field Data field Data field Data field 914 AbsentSchoolWhy AvailableReason BirthPlaceChild CashSource2 ChildDeliveryLocation CreditFailWho CreditSource CreditWhy CropHighestPriceLoc CropID CropSaleLoc1 CropSaleLoc2 CropSaleTransp1 CropSaleTransp2 HandicapType HealthFin HealthProb HealthProvM Occupation ReasonMUACNotMeasured ReasonOedemaNotMeasured SHGroup1 SHGroup2 SavingsLocation StolenAttemptYNFirst StolenThird StolenYNFirst StolenYNSecond T5B_06 T5B_12a T6A_01 TransportMethod TransportMode TypeWaterDry TypeWaterRain UnavailabilityReason Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number 911 CQ3 T3AQ7 T3BQ18 T3BQ19 T3CQ12 T3CQ2 T3CQ21 T3CQ4 T3CQ6 T3DQ2 T4AQ10 T4AQ7 T4DAQ1 T4DAQ2 T4DAQ3 T4DAQ4 T4DAQ5 T4DQ6b T5Q2b T6CQShock ID T6DAQ2 T6DAQ4 T6DQ3 T6DQ8 T6EAQ1a T6EAQ1b T6GAQ4 T6GAQ9a T6JAAQ1 T6KQ1a T6KQ1b T6KQ1c T6KQ2a T7AQ2 T7BQ10 T7BQ13 Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) 914 1 10 11 12 14 15 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 97 N/A Other description Other description Other description Other description Other description 914 A fight Aged less than 12 months Along the road Anaemia At school At the shore Attending Quranic studies Attends Qoranic studies Attends quaran studies Attends quran studies Boat Boil Both by car and boat By ship Canoe Car repairing Cash Cattle keepers Chicken pox Coco yams Coco yarm Cocoyams Dar es salaam Debt payments Divorced by husband Dizzness Does not use any means of transport since he is a boarding school child Dug out canoe Epilepsy Fever Funeral expences Funeral expenses Goitre Goods in the shop Government Official HH head lives alone and is dumb Hand He is at school He is below 12 months Home with the assistance of a doctor. In a market within the district but not the district capital In the Ocean In the ocean In the way to the hospital Iron-bars Kojani Kojani. Leg pains Lift Market in another shehia Market outside the district Millet Mombasa Money Money was stollen My child Old age Orphans and disabled Own gathered herbs Own gatherred herbs Pains in whole body. Paralysis Pension Pineapple Pipe borne water away from home Pipe bourne water away from home Pnemonia fever Pneumonia Pneumonia fever Poultry keepers Private transport Pumpkins Qoran studies Qoranic studies Quran studies Quranic studies SACCOS School uniforms were wet She is below 12 months She never asked Sheha Sheha (shehia leader) Sheha/village leader Shop Shop commodities Shop goods Small pox Small pox fever Specifically studying the Qoran Specifically studying the Quran Still Young Still under age Still under-age Still young The Child is below 1 year The HH was sampled twice. The HH head and spouse had been sampled differently. The child is under age The leader of a shehia (sheha) The student travelled Their canoe was lost This is a boarding school child To attend Quran studies To attend quran studies To buy TV set Transport expenses Under age Unguja Unguja. Vessel Village government Women group Workers ROSCA Workers' ROSCA Yellow fever Yollow fever ZSTC ZSTC cooparation ZSTC - Zanzibar State Trading Corporation ZSTC company ZSTC corporation attending Quranic studies back-ache boarding student by boat canoe cash chicken pox fever door to door fever for fare kaya hii ilishatembelewa wakati tunatembelea Nyikani leg pains market ouside that region measles micheweni millet miscarriage money on foot opening a bank account pineapples seisures shehia leaders (sheha) stammer stiil under-age still under-age this is a boarding school child to make contribution in self help groups unguja uspecified disease wete work place Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 33684 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 33684 Code consumption item in price QX Code consumption item in price QX Code consumption item in price QX Code consumption item in price QX Code consumption item in price QX 33684 3001 3002 3003 3004 3005 3006 3007 3008 3009 3010 3011 3012 3013 3014 3015 3016 3017 3018 3019 3020 3021 3040 3041 3042 3043 3044 3045 3046 How much does it CURRENTLY cost to buy [CONSUMPTION ITEM] in a market? How much does it CURRENTLY cost to buy [CONSUMPTION ITEM] in a market? How much does it CURRENTLY cost to buy [CONSUMPTION ITEM] in a market? How much does it CURRENTLY cost to buy [CONSUMPTION ITEM] in a market? How much does it CURRENTLY cost to buy [CONSUMPTION ITEM] in a market? 33600 84 -99 200400 982.41 1948.578 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3609 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 3609 ID Number for private transfer ID Number for private transfer ID Number for private transfer ID Number for private transfer ID Number for private transfer 3609 1 2 3 Source type Source type Source type Source type Source type Source type The source types are pre-populated. Questions need to be answered for each of the 3 sourcetypes if T5EQ1 = [1] 3609 1 Individuals 2 Government/TASAF 3 NGO/Religious Organisations Over past 12 months, did HH receive gifts/assistance of min 5000 TSH? Over past 12 months, did HH receive gifts/assistance of min 5000 TSH? Over past 12 months, did HH receive gifts/assistance of min 5000 TSH? Over past 12 months, did HH receive gifts/assistance of min 5000 TSH? Over past 12 months, did HH receive gifts/assistance of min 5000 TSH? Over the past 12 months, did your household receive any gifts/assistance (in cash or in-kind) from any [SOURCE TYPE] outside your household of an overall value of at least 5000 TSH (per source)? Only consider gifts of TOTAL value coming from 1 (individual) source of minimum 5000 TSH. The gifts may have been spread in time over the year, however. If found later that the reported transfer (per person/individual/source) has a total less than 5000 TSH after asking through all sources, this entry should be deleted and this question set to NO. 3600 9 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many times did this household get gifts/assistance in the past 12 months? How many times did this household get gifts/assistance in the past 12 months? How many times did this household get gifts/assistance in the past 12 months? How many times did this household get gifts/assistance in the past 12 months? How many times did this household get gifts/assistance in the past 12 months? How many times did this household get gifts/assistance in the past 12 months? Enabled if T6BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 706 2903 1 360 3.031 13.761 How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? This question ONLY considers CASH money. Enabled if T6BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 706 2903 2400000 32543.201 116986.896 How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? This question ONLY considers FOOD. Enabled if T6BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 706 2903 300000 6128.336 22350.519 How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS/ASSISTANCE in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? Only other IN-KIND gifts DIFFERENT from food. Enabled if T6BQ1 = "Yes [1]" 706 2903 500000 15623.088 40373.764 How much are you expecting from [SOURCE TYPE] in the next 12 months? How much are you expecting from [SOURCE TYPE] in the next 12 months? How much are you expecting from [SOURCE TYPE] in the next 12 months? How much are you expecting from [SOURCE TYPE] in the next 12 months? How much are you expecting from [SOURCE TYPE] in the next 12 months? How much are you expecting from [SOURCE TYPE] in the next 12 months? This question tries to get information on the respondent's expectations of assistance in the future. If the respondent does not know THEN fill in DK. The respondent is required to COMPARE what he has already got from the person and what he/she expects from that person in the future. 3600 9 1 More 2 Less 3 The same 88 DK Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1212 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1212 ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview (random) ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview (random) ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview (random) ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview (random) ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview (random) 1212 200421 200426 200435 200499 200617 200620 200621 200704 200805 200807 200814 200815 200818 200823 200828 200905 200906 200909 200910 200911 200912 200913 Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? 1204 8 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? 10 1202 1 Refused 2 Household no longer exists 3 Household unknown 4 Temporarily absent 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? How can one verify HH unavailability? 10 According to the sheha the HH was temporarily absent because they had not been Alll HH members have travelled. It's unkown when they will be back HH head lives alone and is dumb Taarifa kutoka kwa sheha The HH was sampled twice. The HH head and spouse had been sampled differently. The sheha confirmed The sheha confirmed HH members were away in their farm. kaya hii ilishatembelewa wakati tunatembelea Nyikani kama 6503 taarifa toka kwa guide,walikwenda Unguja haijulikani watarudi lini. Do you (the respondent) agree to be interviewed? Do you (the respondent) agree to be interviewed? Do you (the respondent) agree to be interviewed? Do you (the respondent) agree to be interviewed? Do you (the respondent) agree to be interviewed? 1194 18 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 20451 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 20451 Shock ID code Shock ID code Shock ID code Shock ID code Shock ID code 20451 1 Drought or floods 2 Crop disease, crop pests or crop damaged by animals 3 Livestock died or were stolen 4 Household business failure, non-agricultural 5 Loss of salaried employment or non-payment of salary 6 End of regular assistance, aid, or remittances from outside HH 7 Large fluctuations in output and/or input prices (food, crops, inputs, etc.) 8 Chronic/severe illness or accident of household member 9 Death of member of household 10 Death of other family member 11 Significant increase in number of members in household 12 Jailed 13 Land/dwelling damaged destroyed 14 Hijacking/Robbery/Burglary/Assault 97 Other (1) 98 Other (2) 99 Other (3) In the past 5 years, did you experience any of the following shocks? In the past 5 years, did you experience any of the following shocks? In the past 5 years, did you experience any of the following shocks? In the past 5 years, did you experience any of the following shocks? In the past 5 years, did you experience any of the following shocks? In the past 5 years, did you experience any of the following shocks causing a significant reduction in your HH’s income/assets? Before the start of this section, you should give them a reference point of until when the 5 years period goes back. Do NOT consider shocks that happened BEFORE the period, even if the household still feels the consequences now. SHOCK is defined by SUDDEN situation, different from usual. Also, SHOCK is different from CONSEQUENCES OF SHOCK. For instance, HUNGER is NOT a shock, but a consequence. When respondent says 'yes', repeat to him 'within five years?'. For price fluctuation of goods produced: These are either goods that are produced/farmed by the household and then sold OR the price of goods that the household buys e.g. toothpaste, sugar, soap etc We suggest you to note down the description of the shock that the respondent gives associated to this question in the Windows Journal, so you can use this description later for the ranking question Q2 in that section. That is, you should use the descriptions to summarize the shocks before asking the respondent to rank them. It is important to note that a shock may only be reported ONCE. Also, be alert when the respondent answer is 'yes'. Based on the description he/she gives to this shock, you should decide yourself in which category the shock belongs. You should select 'no' if there is no 'other' shock, for all other 1, other 2 and other 3. 'Surgery Birth of spouse' should be coded [8]. 20400 51 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Rank the 3 most significant shocks you experienced Rank the 3 most significant shocks you experienced Rank the 3 most significant shocks you experienced Rank the 3 most significant shocks you experienced Rank the 3 most significant shocks you experienced According to its impact on your income/assets please rank the 3 most significant shocks you experienced Note that this question should be asked, AFTER you have summarized all shocks the household experienced. You should ask the respondent to rank the 3 most severe shocks out of all those experienced shocks. You should NOT delete the ones that are not ranked among the 3 most severe. If there was only 1 shock, you do not have to ask this question out loud, but you should select 'Most severe'. For this question, you should go to your notes in the Windows Journal made while asking question 1 in this section. You should summarize the shocks first, by use of these descriptions written down by you in Windows Journal. Enabled if T6CQ1 = "Yes [1]" 2258 18193 1 Most severe 2 2nd most severe 3 3rd most severe 4 Not ranked Sysmiss How widely spread was this shock? It affected… READ ALL RESPONSES How widely spread was this shock? It affected… READ ALL RESPONSES How widely spread was this shock? It affected… READ ALL RESPONSES How widely spread was this shock? It affected… READ ALL RESPONSES How widely spread was this shock? It affected… READ ALL RESPONSES How widely spread was this shock? It affected… READ ALL RESPONSES This question means "did it ONLY hit your own household DIRECTLY, or did it also have a DIRECT negative ECONOMIC impact on other households?" It does NOT mean whether other households were also somehow INDIRECTLY affected by the shock that only hit one household, because of the shock's consequences, such as emotionally. For instance, if a household member died, it is very unlikely that this affected other households in the village in a non-emotional way. In case the respondent answers 'all households in the village', you should ask him/her "in which way", to make sure that the question was well understood. Enabled if T5FQ2 = "3rd most severe [3]" Or T5FQ2 = "2nd most severe [2]" Or T5FQ2 = "most severe [1]" 2005 18446 1 Only this HH 2 Some other HHs 3 Most HHs in this community 4 All HHs in this community Sysmiss When did this shock start? YEAR When did this shock start? YEAR When did this shock start? YEAR When did this shock start? YEAR When did this shock start? YEAR When did this shock start? YEAR You should ALWAYS try your very best to make the respondent remember the month in which the shock occurred. Only in case the respondent REALLY does not remember, after all your attempts to make him/her remember, you select DK (don't know). A comment about this MUST be made, however, in this case. Enabled if T5FQ2 = "3rd most severe [3]" Or T5FQ2 = "2nd most severe [2]" Or T5FQ2 = "most severe [1]" 2005 18446 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Sysmiss When did this shock start? MONTH When did this shock start? MONTH When did this shock start? MONTH When did this shock start? MONTH When did this shock start? MONTH When did this shock start? MONTH You should ALWAYS try your very best to make the respondent remember the month in which the shock occurred. Only in case the respondent REALLY does not remember, after all your attempts to make him/her remember, you select DK (don't know). A comment about this MUST be made, however, in this case. Enabled if T5FQ2 = "3rd most severe [3]" Or T5FQ2 = "2nd most severe [2]" Or T5FQ2 = "most severe [1]" 2005 18446 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 DK Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 199 540107 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540122 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540206 540227 540228 540239 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540250 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 199 0102 0104 0105 0106 0113 0202 0208 0211 0212 0215 0308 0324 0401 0413 0605 0610 0611 0613 0710 0908 0909 1005 1013 1103 1104 1108 1109 1110 1205 1225 1306 1312 1412 1413 1504 1505 1507 1508 1515 1601 1615 1712 1801 1802 1807 1811 1904 1905 1915 2005 2202 2203 2215 2403 2408 2413 2504 2605 2625 2706 2707 2715 2810 2811 2813 2910 3002 3106 3112 3205 3211 3306 3310 3402 3405 3410 3412 3504 3509 3606 3701 3707 3709 3814 3915 4107 4115 4128 4225 4306 4308 4315 4402 4412 4413 4414 4504 4507 4513 4601 4603 4604 4608 4614 4705 4706 4707 5004 5006 5208 5212 5305 5404 5410 5501 5502 5503 5604 5705 5706 5707 5804 5805 5807 5811 5815 5828 5909 6203 6305 6312 6325 6406 6506 6609 6613 6614 6615 6801 6807 6813 6901 6907 6908 6909 6924 7012 7015 7103 7108 7208 7302 7305 7311 7403 7406 7408 7410 7412 7414 7507 7508 7509 7511 7602 7611 7803 7813 7901 7902 7906 7907 7911 8003 8004 8007 Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 199 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 11 Nr of self-help groups including marketing associations does [NAME] belong to? Nr of self-help groups including marketing associations does [NAME] belong to? Nr of self-help groups including marketing associations does [NAME] belong to? Nr of self-help groups including marketing associations does [NAME] belong to? Nr of self-help groups including marketing associations does [NAME] belong to? How many self-help groups including marketing associations does [NAME] belong to? Enabled if T5HQ1 = "Yes [1]" 199 1 2 3 Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 1st Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 1st Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 1st Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 1st Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 1st What are the types of self-help groups including marketing associations this household member belongs/belonged to? GROUP 1 If the group has more than one function then the interviewer should: (i) Ask about the composition of the group (ii) If the group is mixed then ask the motive behind starting up the group. If for example the respondent says that they started the group just to generally help each other then (iii) The interviewer should ask the main activity that the group usually does and use this as the basis for the type of group. FAMILY GROUP: This is a group composed of family members; either direct family of extended family Enabled if T6EQ2 >= 1 199 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family-related 6 Social welfare 7 Marketing Association 99 Other (specify) Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 2nd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 2nd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 2nd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 2nd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 2nd What are the types of self-help groups including marketing associations this household member belongs/belonged to? GROUP 2 If the group has more than one function then the interviewer should: (i) Ask about the composition of the group (ii) If the group is mixed then ask the motive behind starting up the group. If for example the respondent says that they started the group just to generally help each other then (iii) The interviewer should ask the main activity that the group usually does and use this as the basis for the type of group. FAMILY GROUP: This is a group composed of family members; either direct family of extended family Enabled if T6EQ2 >= 2 28 171 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family-related 6 Social welfare 7 Marketing Association 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 3rd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 3rd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 3rd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 3rd Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 3rd What are the types of self-help groups including marketing associations this household member belongs/belonged to? GROUP 3 If the group has more than one function then the interviewer should: (i) Ask about the composition of the group (ii) If the group is mixed then ask the motive behind starting up the group. If for example the respondent says that they started the group just to generally help each other then (iii) The interviewer should ask the main activity that the group usually does and use this as the basis for the type of group. FAMILY GROUP: This is a group composed of family members; either direct family of extended family Enabled if T6EQ2 >= 3 4 195 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family-related 6 Social welfare 7 Marketing Association 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 4th Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 4th Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 4th Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 4th Self-help groups incl marketing associations member belongs/belonged to? 4th What are the types of self-help groups including marketing associations this household member belongs/belonged to? GROUP 4 If the group has more than one function then the interviewer should: (i) Ask about the composition of the group (ii) If the group is mixed then ask the motive behind starting up the group. If for example the respondent says that they started the group just to generally help each other then (iii) The interviewer should ask the main activity that the group usually does and use this as the basis for the type of group. FAMILY GROUP: This is a group composed of family members; either direct family of extended family 199 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family-related 6 Social welfare 7 Marketing Association 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Is [NAME] one of the leaders of any of these groups? Is [NAME] one of the leaders of any of these groups? Is [NAME] one of the leaders of any of these groups? Is [NAME] one of the leaders of any of these groups? Is [NAME] one of the leaders of any of these groups? Is [NAME] one of the leaders of any of these groups? If the resondent holds any kind of leadership in any of the groups he/she is member of, THEN you should record a YES. This part is not restricted to Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer. 199 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Has [NAME] contributed money to any of these groups in the past 12 months? Has [NAME] contributed money to any of these groups in the past 12 months? Has [NAME] contributed money to any of these groups in the past 12 months? Has [NAME] contributed money to any of these groups in the past 12 months? Has [NAME] contributed money to any of these groups in the past 12 months? Has [NAME] contributed money to any of these groups in the past 12 months? Include annual fees paid to the group if any. 199 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 7572 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 7572 Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID 7572 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method Destination for the transport method 7116 456 1 District capital 2 Chake Chake 3 Mkoani 4 Wete town Sysmiss When was last time you ([NAME]) travelled to [DESTINATION]? READ ALL RESPONSES When was last time you ([NAME]) travelled to [DESTINATION]? READ ALL RESPONSES When was last time you ([NAME]) travelled to [DESTINATION]? READ ALL RESPONSES When was last time you ([NAME]) travelled to [DESTINATION]? READ ALL RESPONSES When was last time you ([NAME]) travelled to [DESTINATION]? READ ALL RESPONSES When was the last time you ([NAME]) travelled to [DESTINATION]? READ ALL RESPONSES 6779 793 1 Yesterday 2 1 week ago 3 2 weeks ago 4 1 month ago 5 2 months ago 6 3-6 months ago 7 7-12 months ago 8 More than a year ago 9 Never 88 DK Sysmiss How do you usually travel to [DESTINATION] How do you usually travel to [DESTINATION] How do you usually travel to [DESTINATION] How do you usually travel to [DESTINATION] How do you usually travel to [DESTINATION] How do you usually travel to [DESTINATION] (if different household members use different modes of transportation, list all)? Enabled if T6JAQ2 <> "7 to 12 months ago [7]" And T6JAQ2 <> "More than a year ago [8]" And T6JAQ2 <> "Never [9]" 2411 5161 1 Bicycle 2 Motorbike 3 Public transport (dala dala) 4 On foot 5 Private car 6 Animal-drawn (donkey, oxen, horse etc) 77 None 99 other (specify) Sysmiss Time to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using this transport method? HOURS Time to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using this transport method? HOURS Time to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using this transport method? HOURS Time to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using this transport method? HOURS Time to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using this transport method? HOURS How long does it take to go to [DESTINATION] in the DRY season using this transport method? HOURS Enabled if T6JAQ2 <> "7 to 12 months ago [7]" And T6JAQ2 <> "More than a year ago [8]" And T6JAQ2 <> "Never [9]" 2411 5161 -99 45 0.499 8.305 Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using transport method? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using transport method? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using transport method? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using transport method? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in DRY season using transport method? MINS How long does it take to go to [DESTINATION] in the DRY season using this transport method? MINUTES Enabled if T6JAQ2 <> "7 to 12 months ago [7]" And T6JAQ2 <> "More than a year ago [8]" And T6JAQ2 <> "Never [9]" 2411 5161 -99 55 14.498 18.63 Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using transport method? HRS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using transport method? HRS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using transport method? HRS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using transport method? HRS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using transport method? HRS How long does it take to go to [DESTINATION] in the RAINY season using this transport method? HOURS Enabled if T6JAQ2 <> "7 to 12 months ago [7]" And T6JAQ2 <> "More than a year ago [8]" And T6JAQ2 <> "Never [9]" 2411 5161 -99 45 0.72 8.595 Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using this transport? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using this transport? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using this transport? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using this transport? MINS Time it takes to go to [DESTINATION] in RAINY season using this transport? MINS How long does it take to go to [DESTINATION] in the RAINY season using this transport method? MINUTES Enabled if T6JAQ2 <> "7 to 12 months ago [7]" And T6JAQ2 <> "More than a year ago [8]" And T6JAQ2 <> "Never [9]" 2411 5161 -99 300 16.16 20.216 How much is the one-way fare using this method of transport? How much is the one-way fare using this method of transport? How much is the one-way fare using this method of transport? How much is the one-way fare using this method of transport? How much is the one-way fare using this method of transport? How much is the one-way fare using this method of transport? Enabled if T6JAQ2 <> "7 to 12 months ago [7]" And T6JAQ2 <> "More than a year ago [8]" And T6JAQ2 <> "Never [9]" And T6JAAQ1 <> "On foot [4]" 2180 5392 -99 30000 1080.926 1354.648 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 960 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 960 1 ID for the month ID for the month ID for the month ID for the month ID for the month 960 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? Which season is this? 960 1 Rainy season 2 Dry season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season Indicate season 960 1 Harvest 2 Planting 3 Weeding 4 Farm preparation 99 Other (specify) Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? Is this a hungry season? 960 1 Yes 2 No <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 240 1 2 3 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 240 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 240 1 Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) Most important crops generating cash: CASH CROP NUMBER (1 = most important) What are the three crops that are most important in generating cash income for farm households in the kitongoji (rank by order of economic importance? CASH CROP TYPE 236 4 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 40 Yam/CocoYam 41 Cloves 42 Copra 43 Seaweed 44 Coconut 45 Other Spices (Black Pepper) 46 Mango 47 Mabungo 48 Dates 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? Where do most of the farmers of the kitongoji sell the bulk of their produce of [cash crop]? 223 17 1 Market within this mtaa 2 Market within this shehia 3 Market within this jimbo 4 Market within this district 5 Market outside this district 6 Traders who come to the mtaa 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? What is the main transport method used to go to [market] to sell [cash crop]? If someone uses more than one mode of transport to cover a single journey you SHOULD RECORD the mode of transportation that covers MOST OF THE DISTANCE to get to the destination. Say that someone first walks half an hour to get to a bus stop 2km away. Then she takes a bus to cover 20 km, and this takes her 25 minutes. Then this person goes to the said destination by bus. 82 158 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? Can you get to [place] with public transport? 82 158 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many times per day does public transport link the mtaa to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the mtaa to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the mtaa to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the mtaa to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the mtaa to the [market]? How many times per day does public transport link the kitongoji to the [market]? Enabled if V4CAQ4 = "Yes [1]" 34 206 1 More than 5 times per day 2 5 times per day 3 4 times per day 4 3 times per day 5 2 times per day 6 1 time per day Sysmiss Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? Times per month traders come to buy cash crops? During the harvest season of [crop], how many times per month do traders come to the kitongoji to buy up the produce of [crop]? Enabled if V4CAQ1 = "Traders who come to the kitongoji [6]" 32 208 4 120 25.406 27.199 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 11 69 1 Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 11 69 Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 11 69 1 Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 11 69 1 Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 11 69 2 Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 11 69 1 Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 80 1 Yes 2 No Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 80 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 80 1 Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview? The language recorded here is that used by the interviewer and not the one used by the interpreter. If an interviewer can speak the local language it is better that he/she translates. 80 1 Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? If the answer to this question is 'yes', a comment MUST be made about how smoothly the interview was carried out. 80 1 Yes 2 No Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? This field is automatically filled when leaving form C. In case you want to change the starting time, tick the 'set' button. However, you should always check whether the entry is consistent with your watch! 80 2009-07-26 12:02:02 2009-07-26 12:38:28 2009-07-26 12:58:15 2009-07-27 11:16:51 2009-07-27 12:17:11 2009-07-27 12:26:54 2009-07-27 15:13:55 2009-07-27 15:18:46 2009-07-27 15:38:16 2009-07-28 11:24:31 2009-07-28 11:37:37 2009-07-28 14:50:38 2009-07-29 10:59:00 2009-07-29 11:41:22 2009-07-29 13:43:46 2009-07-29 16:12:04 2009-07-30 10:38:27 2009-07-30 10:52:51 2009-07-30 13:29:46 2009-07-30 14:54:40 2009-08-01 10:11:02 2009-08-01 10:46:43 2009-08-01 13:53:33 2009-08-01 14:45:27 2009-08-02 10:44:10 2009-08-02 10:54:03 2009-08-02 14:18:12 2009-08-02 14:33:04 2009-08-03 10:05:27 2009-08-03 10:56:44 2009-08-03 15:15:21 2009-08-03 15:32:07 2009-08-04 10:29:11 2009-08-04 11:02:35 2009-08-04 14:03:24 2009-08-04 14:44:42 2009-08-05 11:01:01 2009-08-05 11:20:22 2009-08-05 15:07:04 2009-08-05 15:31:19 2009-08-06 11:12:00 2009-08-10 12:23:26 2009-08-10 12:25:11 2009-08-11 11:12:16 2009-08-11 13:30:51 2009-08-11 14:59:16 2009-08-12 11:31:53 2009-08-12 11:41:37 2009-08-12 15:45:28 2009-08-14 11:20:27 2009-08-14 11:50:52 2009-08-14 15:36:03 2009-08-14 16:22:27 2009-08-15 11:32:31 2009-08-15 11:50:12 2009-08-15 14:24:59 2009-08-15 15:18:45 2009-08-16 10:50:40 2009-08-16 11:40:52 2009-08-16 14:25:25 2009-08-16 16:27:41 2009-08-17 10:20:25 2009-08-17 10:28:35 2009-08-17 14:15:56 2009-08-17 14:23:14 2009-08-18 11:37:07 2009-08-18 12:43:39 2009-08-18 14:53:23 2009-08-18 16:23:41 2009-08-19 10:35:51 2009-08-19 11:26:56 2009-08-19 12:03:43 2009-08-19 13:48:56 2009-08-19 15:49:06 2009-08-20 11:46:34 2009-08-20 12:58:01 2009-08-21 10:43:33 2009-08-21 10:53:09 2009-08-21 14:57:00 2009-08-21 15:23:44 Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption? (if applicable) This question should only be answered if it is the SECOND visit to the HH. This question will be enabled if the first visit was 'partially completed'. Enabled if it is the second visit How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? HOUR How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the kitongoji centre to [ROAD]? HOUR This question asks of the time spent walking from the kitongoji centre to the nearest/closest point on the road road. If there is a shortcut used by the kitongoji members that will be the route whose time should be recorded. 80 1 2 How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the centre to [ROAD]? MINS How long does it take to walk (on foot!) from the kitongoji centre to [ROAD]? MINUTES This question asks of the time spent walking from the kitongoji centre to the nearest/closest point on the road road. If there is a shortcut used by the kitongoji members that will be the route whose time should be recorded. 80 45 9.138 11.068 Number of persons in mtaa? Number of persons in mtaa? Number of persons in mtaa? Number of persons in mtaa? Number of persons in mtaa? Number of persons in kitongoji? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore children when counting a number of the people living in an area.This question captures the total number of people in the kitongoji including children. You should always remind the respondents to include the children in the number. 80 160 1500 644.438 344.003 Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? Number of men? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore children when counting a number of the people living in an area.This question captures the total number of people in the kitongoji including children. You should always remind the respondents to include the children in the number. 80 60 700 273.325 152.343 Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? Number of women? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore children when counting a number of the people living in an area.This question captures the total number of people in the kitongoji including children. You should always remind the respondents to include the children in the number. 80 80 900 368.988 199.484 Number of households in mtaa? Number of households in mtaa? Number of households in mtaa? Number of households in mtaa? Number of households in mtaa? Number of households in kitongoji? There is a tendence of some respondents to ignore less common households or those socially and economically considered less important living in the area. This question captures the total number of households in the kitongoji regardless of their contributions in the kitongoji affaairs. These households will normally include households headed by very old people, children, widow/wodower, multiple households in one dwelling, polygamist. You should always remind your respondents to include theses households in their response. Note - this question box fills automatically from the listing information. 80 31 300 100.5 53.08 Has the number of persons living in the mtaa increased or decreased in 2005? Has the number of persons living in the mtaa increased or decreased in 2005? Has the number of persons living in the mtaa increased or decreased in 2005? Has the number of persons living in the mtaa increased or decreased in 2005? Has the number of persons living in the mtaa increased or decreased in 2005? 80 1 Increased 2 Decreased 3 Unchanged Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the Since 2005, have more people permanently migrated into the kit. than out of the 80 1 More moved in than out 2 More moved out than in 3 About the same 4 Nobody moved in or out How many households left the mtaa permanently since 2005? How many households left the mtaa permanently since 2005? How many households left the mtaa permanently since 2005? How many households left the mtaa permanently since 2005? How many households left the mtaa permanently since 2005? 58 22 50 5.397 10.563 Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the mtaa? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the mtaa? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the mtaa? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the mtaa? Since 2005 how many households settled permanently in the mtaa? 58 22 35 6.293 7.209 Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? Last year, did people leave temporarily their HH to look for work elsewhere? 80 1 Yes 2 No Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? Approximately how many people left? 72 8 2 200 22.486 28.555 Did people temporarily come to the mtaa last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the mtaa last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the mtaa last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the mtaa last year to look for work? Did people temporarily come to the mtaa last year to look for work? 80 1 Yes 2 No What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? What type of work did most people come to do? 53 27 1 Trade 2 Casual agricultural work 3 Construction 4 Other non-agricultural unskilled work 5 Other non-agricultural skilled work Sysmiss Can a native buy land in this mtaa? Can a native buy land in this mtaa? Can a native buy land in this mtaa? Can a native buy land in this mtaa? Can a native buy land in this mtaa? 80 1 Yes 2 No At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE At what price native? LOWEST PRICE 76 4 5000000 693421.053 767391.343 At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE At what price native ? HIGHEST PRICE 76 4 7000000 1244736.842 1208899.746 Can a stranger buy land in this mtaa? Can a stranger buy land in this mtaa? Can a stranger buy land in this mtaa? Can a stranger buy land in this mtaa? Can a stranger buy land in this mtaa? 80 1 Yes, without conditions 2 Yes, with conditions 3 No At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE At what price stranger? LOWEST PRICE 60 20 7000000 1257500 1372052.31 At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE At what price stranger? HIGHEST PRICE 60 20 10000000 2124166.667 2045778.863 Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? Does this village have any permanent source of water? 80 1 Yes 2 No Is there electricity available in the mtaa? Is there electricity available in the mtaa? Is there electricity available in the mtaa? Is there electricity available in the mtaa? Is there electricity available in the mtaa? 80 1 Yes 2 No How many households in the mtaa have electricity? How many households in the mtaa have electricity? How many households in the mtaa have electricity? How many households in the mtaa have electricity? How many households in the mtaa have electricity? 57 23 56 8.439 9.549 How many places are there in the mtaa where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the mtaa where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the mtaa where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the mtaa where you can get telephone service? How many places are there in the mtaa where you can get telephone service? 80 How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? How far do you have to go to get reception for a mobile phone? 80 Is there a market within the mtaa? Is there a market within the mtaa? Is there a market within the mtaa? Is there a market within the mtaa? Is there a market within the mtaa? 80 1 Yes 2 No What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? What is the frequency of the market? 32 48 1 Daily 2 One time per week 3 Two times per week 4 Three times per week 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss How do most of the people of the mtaa go to this market? How do most of the people of the mtaa go to this market? How do most of the people of the mtaa go to this market? How do most of the people of the mtaa go to this market? How do most of the people of the mtaa go to this market? 48 32 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? Can you travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] using public transport? 80 1 Yes 2 No Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? HOURS 50 30 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] dry season (public transport)? MINS 50 30 50 19.2 17.272 Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? HOURS 50 30 -99 4 -0.96 14.184 Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS Time to travel to [SPECIFIED DESTINATION] rainy season (public transport)? MINS 49 31 50 21.939 16.95 What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? What is the fare for this trip during the dry season (one way)? 50 30 100 3000 1198 586.059 What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? What is the fare for this trip during the rainy season (one way? 50 30 -99 3000 1196.02 591.377 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) 80 -99 150000 39236.263 22042.613 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [DISTRICT CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) 80 -99 700000 43980.075 77875.534 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] dry season (TZS) 38 42 15000 80000 54078.947 17738.92 Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) Cost to get 3-tonne canter/fuso from [REGION CAPITAL] rainy season (TZS) 38 42 -99 100000 53418.447 20510.94 Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: FIRST Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: FIRST 80 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 40 Yam/CocoYam 41 Cloves 42 Copra 43 Seaweed 44 Coconut 45 Other Spices (Black Pepper) 46 Mango 47 Mabungo 48 Dates 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: SECOND Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: SECOND 80 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 40 Yam/CocoYam 41 Cloves 42 Copra 43 Seaweed 44 Coconut 45 Other Spices (Black Pepper) 46 Mango 47 Mabungo 48 Dates 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: THIRD Three food crops most commonly grown by farm households in the mtaa: THIRD 80 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 40 Yam/CocoYam 41 Cloves 42 Copra 43 Seaweed 44 Coconut 45 Other Spices (Black Pepper) 46 Mango 47 Mabungo 48 Dates 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? On average, where do most traders come from? 80 1 From same district 2 From another district within the same region 3 From another region 4 From another country Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? Visited by agricultural extension/veterinary officer (past 12 months)? 80 1 Yes 2 No How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? How many times visited by agricultural officer (last 12 months)? 56 24 1 300 47.446 73.583 How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per day? 80 -99 30000 4280.013 3628.787 How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? How much money does an agricultural laborer earn in this community per acre? 80 160000 58750 29740.438 In case of illness, who do most of the people of the mtaa consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the mtaa consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the mtaa consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the mtaa consult? In case of illness, who do most of the people of the mtaa consult? 80 1 Doctor/Clinical Officer 2 Nurse 3 Pharmacist 4 Traditional Herbal Healer 5 Witchdoctor 6 Do not consult anyone 99 Other (Specify) Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? Do most pregnant women consult a qualified medical practitioner? 80 1 Yes 2 No Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? Where do the majority of women give birth? 80 1 At home without a midwife 2 At home with a midwife 3 Dispensary 4 Hospital 99 Other (specify) In the past 12 months, did women from the mtaa die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the mtaa die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the mtaa die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the mtaa die in childbirth? In the past 12 months, did women from the mtaa die in childbirth? 80 1 Yes 2 No How many women of the mtaa died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the mtaa died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the mtaa died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the mtaa died in childbirth during the past 12 months? How many women of the mtaa died in childbirth during the past 12 months? 4 76 1 Sysmiss How many children were born in the mtaa during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the mtaa during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the mtaa during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the mtaa during the last 12 months? How many children were born in the mtaa during the last 12 months? 80 3 60 17.125 8.776 How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? How many died before their first birthday during the last 12 months? 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 12 How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? How many children aged between 1 and 5 died during the last 12 months? 80 1 2 3 4 5 How many adults of the mtaa died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the mtaa died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the mtaa died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the mtaa died during the last 12 months? How many adults of the mtaa died during the last 12 months? 80 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST Three most common causes of death? FIRST 80 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Athma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 34 Hydrocoele (lympatic filariasis) 35 Cholera 99 Other (Specify) Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND Three most common causes of death? SECOND 80 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Athma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 34 Hydrocoele (lympatic filariasis) 35 Cholera 99 Other (Specify) Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD Three most common causes of death? THIRD 80 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Athma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 34 Hydrocoele (lympatic filariasis) 35 Cholera 99 Other (Specify) Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview 80 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? 80 1 2 3 Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish 80 2009-07-26 14:46:08 2009-07-26 15:04:32 2009-07-26 15:12:41 2009-07-27 13:35:28 2009-07-27 14:07:01 2009-07-27 14:27:46 2009-07-27 17:20:00 2009-07-27 17:46:06 2009-07-27 18:44:16 2009-07-28 14:09:03 2009-07-28 14:10:07 2009-07-28 16:48:41 2009-07-29 13:06:14 2009-07-29 14:59:01 2009-07-29 15:54:55 2009-07-29 18:34:52 2009-07-30 13:02:02 2009-07-30 13:39:08 2009-07-30 16:12:41 2009-07-30 17:13:13 2009-08-01 12:47:39 2009-08-01 13:03:29 2009-08-01 16:30:09 2009-08-01 17:33:17 2009-08-02 13:09:53 2009-08-02 13:56:18 2009-08-02 16:43:53 2009-08-02 17:26:17 2009-08-03 13:48:34 2009-08-03 14:31:39 2009-08-03 17:57:16 2009-08-03 17:57:57 2009-08-04 12:38:13 2009-08-04 13:11:06 2009-08-04 16:47:47 2009-08-04 17:07:30 2009-08-05 13:33:55 2009-08-05 13:35:11 2009-08-05 17:22:56 2009-08-05 18:32:51 2009-08-06 14:15:34 2009-08-10 14:32:30 2009-08-10 14:33:09 2009-08-11 13:50:14 2009-08-11 15:27:58 2009-08-11 17:27:49 2009-08-12 14:44:41 2009-08-12 15:04:51 2009-08-12 17:32:04 2009-08-14 14:15:00 2009-08-14 15:06:02 2009-08-14 17:48:04 2009-08-14 18:07:20 2009-08-15 13:46:41 2009-08-15 14:03:11 2009-08-15 17:03:05 2009-08-15 17:20:24 2009-08-16 13:06:23 2009-08-16 13:45:48 2009-08-16 16:46:28 2009-08-16 18:40:31 2009-08-17 12:31:56 2009-08-17 12:57:35 2009-08-17 16:38:06 2009-08-17 17:05:41 2009-08-18 14:02:59 2009-08-18 15:04:08 2009-08-18 17:13:07 2009-08-18 18:48:54 2009-08-19 12:39:47 2009-08-19 14:02:02 2009-08-19 14:30:00 2009-08-19 16:26:58 2009-08-19 18:08:34 2009-08-20 14:05:47 2009-08-20 14:35:30 2009-08-21 06:15:00 2009-08-21 13:29:39 2009-08-21 14:32:51 2009-08-21 16:48:09 Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result 80 1 Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Reason only partially completed Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1440 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 1440 1 ID number for the food item ID number for the food item ID number for the food item ID number for the food item ID number for the food item 1440 1 Maize flour (sembe) 2 Maize flour (dona) 3 Millet 4 Rice 5 Fresh Cassava 6 Cassava Flour 7 Sweet Potatoes 8 Irish Potatoes 9 Bananas (Fruit) 10 Bananas (Plantains) 11 Beans 12 Wheat 13 Sugar 14 Salt 15 Fish 16 Beef 17 Chicken 18 Cooking Oil Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? Available in village shops all year? 1440 1 All year long 2 Not always 3 Never available Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) 1209 231 20 500000 2014.395 14437.388 Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit 1209 231 1 Kilogram 2 Liter 3 Piece 4 1/2 kilogram 5 1/4 kilogram 6 200 grams 7 Bar 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1280 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 1280 1 ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods ID number for non-edible goods 1280 1 Mosquito Net 2 Batteries (Size A) 3 Bar soap 4 Matress 5 Kerosene 6 Kerosine Lamp (Large) 7 Candle 8 Match 9 Bicycle Tube 10 Cow dung 11 Chemical fertilizer 12 Iron Roofing Sheets (length 16) 13 Hoe 14 Wheelbarrow 15 Cement 16 Machete Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? Is [GOODS_NonFood] available in village shops all year? 1280 1 Yes 2 No Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) Price per unit (in Tshs) 787 493 120000 4635.653 10135.392 Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit Specify unit 787 493 1 Kilogram 2 Liter 3 Piece 4 1/2 kilogram 5 1/4 kilogram 6 200 grams 7 Bar 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 240 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 240 1 ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication ID number of the Medication 240 1 Panadol/Paracetamol/Sheladol 2 Fancidar / Metakelfin / ALU (dawa mseto ya malaria) (anti malarial) 3 Rangimbili (anti-biotics) Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? 240 1 Yes 2 No Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to get [MEDICINES]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to get [MEDICINES]? 155 85 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? What is the price of [MEDICATION] (Tshs per pill)? 240 750 89.688 120.673 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 640 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 640 1 Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number Medical personnel ID number 640 1 Doctor 2 Clinical Officer 3 Nurse 4 Trained Midwife 5 Traditional Birth Attendant 6 Dentist 7 Traditional Healers Herbal 8 Witchdoctors Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? 640 1 Yes 2 No How many? How many? How many? How many? How many? 252 388 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 Sysmiss Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to consult [personnel]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to consult [personnel]? 388 252 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 480 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 480 1 Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service Id number of the medical service 480 1 Immunizations 2 Treatment of broken bones 3 X-Ray 4 Surgery 5 HIV Test 6 Pharmacy Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? 480 1 Yes 2 No Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to access [service]? Most common transport used by people of the mtaa to access [service]? 436 44 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 588 1A10723002 1Z10803020 2Z10810025 3A10719001 4Z10801012 4Z10801013 5A10727005 6A10719001 6K10719001 7A10719001 8A10725004 8Z10723003 8Z10802017 9A10725003 9A10727004 9A10727005 9A10727006 9A10801010 9A10801011 9A10804013 9A10818014 9K10727004 9K10819005 9Z10726003 9Z10726004 9Z10727005 9Z10727006 9Z10728007 9Z10728008 9Z10729010 9Z10729011 9Z10730012 9Z10730013 9Z10801015 9Z10802016 9Z10803017 9Z10803018 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 899 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 899 1 Method of travel Method of travel Method of travel Method of travel Method of travel 899 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? Journey time during the dry season (hours)? 769 130 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? Journey time during the dry season (minutes)? 769 130 50 19.479 15.394 One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? One-way fare during the dry season (TZS)? 443 456 30000 983.973 1681.097 Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? Journey time during the rainy season (hours)? 769 130 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? Journey time during the rainy season (minutes)? 769 130 55 19.901 15.717 One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? One-way fare during the rainy season (TZS)? 443 456 30000 991.894 1730.389 What type of location is this? What type of location is this? What type of location is this? What type of location is this? What type of location is this? 769 130 1 Mtaa in this shehia 2 Other village in this ward 3 District capital 4 Other town in this district (not capital) 5 Region capital (other than district capital) 6 Other town in this region (not capital) 7 Town outside this region 8 Other Village in this District 9 Infrastructure Asset Facility Sysmiss group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) group(ZQ1) 899 1 239 102.899 73.36 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 316 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 316 1 Data field Data field Data field Data field Data field 316 Asset_CommonMode cpAgriculture_Activity cpCashCropType cpCrop_Food3 cpGoods_Food_Unit cpGoods_NonFood_Unit cpMarket_CashCrop_ModeTo cpMedPers_CommonMode cpMedServ_CommonMode cpMedication_CommonMode cpMortalityCause1 cpMortalityCause2 cpMortalityCause3 cpService_CommonMode Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number 314 V2CQ3 V3AQ4 V4AQ2 V4BQ3 V4CAQ3 V4CQ2 V5AQ3 V5BQ4 V5CQ3 V5DQ9a V5DQ9b V5DQ9c V5EQ3 V5FQ3 Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) 316 1 10 11 12 15 18 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 N/A Other description Other description Other description Other description Other description 316 25 kg bag 2kg heap 3 kg heap 30Kg 350 ml bottle 3kg heap 50 kg bag 50KG bag 50Kg bag 50kg 50kg Bag 50kg bag 5o kg bag Anaemia Bird Chasing Bird chasing Boat Breadfruit Break Bunch Canoe Donkey Fire Heap Heap of 5kg Hernia Measles None Not sold Old age Pineapple Resting Tetanus Tooth infection Toothache boat bread fruit bunch canoe convulsions heap pneumonia resting <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 200 32.067 37.708 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 10 1000 165.889 176.643 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 300 60.156 68.207 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 30 1050 338.667 301.41 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 80 1 Yesterday 2 One week ago 3 Two weeks ago 4 One month ago 5 Two months ago 6 3to6 Months ago 7 More than a year ago 8 Never 88 DK <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 80 1 Yesterday 2 One week ago 3 Two weeks ago 4 One month ago 5 Two months ago 6 3to6 Months ago 7 More than a year ago 8 Never 88 DK <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 4 200 31.956 33.483 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 20 1500 155.111 238.255 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 1 160 50.644 39.38 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 45 35 20 800 226.667 176.924 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 80 1 Yesterday 2 One week ago 3 Two weeks ago 4 One month ago 5 Two months ago 6 3to6 Months ago 7 More than a year ago 8 Never 88 DK <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 80 1 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 80 1 Yesterday 2 One week ago 3 Two weeks ago 4 One month ago 5 Two months ago 6 3to6 Months ago 7 More than a year ago 8 Never 88 DK <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 80 540107 540268 540188 58.522 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 640 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 640 1 ID number of the Service ID number of the Service ID number of the Service ID number of the Service ID number of the Service 640 1 Repair Shop (Bicycle/Motorcycle) 2 Carpentry 3 Ironsmith 4 Cobbler 5 Barber 6 Tailor 7 Shop for newspapers 8 Internet Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? Available in mtaa? 640 1 Yes 2 No How many? How many? How many? How many? How many? 285 355 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 20 Sysmiss Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? Most common transport to reach [service]? 355 285 1 On foot 2 Animal and Carriage 3 Bicycle 4 Motorcycle 5 Public Transport 6 Private Car 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1590 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 1590 1 Timestamp ID Timestamp ID Timestamp ID Timestamp ID Timestamp ID 1590 CpInterviewLanguage cpAgriculture_Weather cpCashcrop_Market cpCrop_CashAll_Traders cpCrop_Food1 cpDistSpecPublicTrans cpElectric_Avail cpGoods_Food_AllYear cpGoods_NonFood_AllYear cpLandPurchase_Native cpMarket_Present cpMedPers_Present cpMedServ_Present cpMedication_Present cpNo_Persons cpNumVisits cpPregnancy_Consultation cpService_Present cpTransport_Present cpTransport_TimeOnFoot_Hrs date and time date and time date and time date and time date and time 1590 Time taken in seconds Time taken in seconds Time taken in seconds Time taken in seconds Time taken in seconds 1590 5 3273310 40434.192 276494.576 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 80 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting The time at which the watcher started counting 80 1899-12-30 12:00:00 The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting The time at which the watcher stopped counting 80 1899-12-30 12:00:00 1899-12-30 16:00:00 Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken Day of the week the counts were taken 80 1 Saturday 2 Sunday 3 Monday 4 Tuesday 5 Wednesday 6 Thursday 7 Friday Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? Is there a market accessible on this day? 80 1 Yes, within this village 2 Yes, in a neighboring village 3 Yes, in a further village 4 No The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted The number of salon cars counted 80 1 2 3 7 8 12 The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted The number of pick ups/vans counted 80 48 9.438 13.854 The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted The number of light lorries counted 80 70 16.1 23.17 The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted The number of medium lorries counted 80 28 6.4 8.235 The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted The number of heavy lorries counted 80 4 The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted The number of mini buses counted 80 1 4 6 10 The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted The number of large buses counted 80 How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? How many minutes does it take to drive the section of road ? 80 1 2 4 6 7 9 10 What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? What is the composition of the section of road? 80 1 Dirt 2 Gravel 3 Tarmac How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? How would you describe the pot holes in the road? 80 1 None 2 Few - Very Shallow 3 Few - Shallow 4 Few - Deep 5 Few - Very Deep 6 Many - Very Shallow 7 Many - Shallow 8 Many - Deep 9 Many - Very Deeo Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? Would you describe the road as being muddy? 80 1 Yes 2 No What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? What is the general Condition of the Road? 80 1 Very Good 2 Good 3 Bad 4 Very Bad Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 720 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID mtaa ID 720 1 Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport Id number for the mode of transport 720 1 Bicycle 2 Motorbike 3 Mini Bus 4 Pickup/Lorry/Truck 5 Car 6 On foot 7 Animal and Carriage 8 Large Bus 99 Other (specify) Can you access the following transport service in the mtaa? Can you access the following transport service in the mtaa? Can you access the following transport service in the mtaa? Can you access the following transport service in the mtaa? Can you access the following transport service in the mtaa? 720 1 Yes 2 No 3 Never How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? HOURS 177 543 -99 8 0.305 7.656 How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS How long does it take to reach the closest [Transport] on foot? MINS 176 544 50 17.557 15.298 Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? Does this [transport] go to district capital? 304 416 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? How many per day (to district capital)? 216 504 1 More than 5 times per day 2 5 times per day 3 4 times per day 4 3 times per day 5 2 times per day 6 1 time per day Sysmiss Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during dry season? HOURS 218 502 1 2 3 4 Sysmiss Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to district capital during dry season? MINS 218 502 45 20.739 14.975 Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? HOURS 217 503 -99 4 -1.327 13.446 Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to district capital during rainy season? MINS 214 506 45 21.86 15.163 Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? Fare to district capital during dry season (one way) (TZS)? 218 502 -99 150000 16990.835 20234.149 Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS Fare to district capital during rainy season (one way)? TZS 217 503 -99 150000 16002.797 19487.906 Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? Can you go to the regional capital using [Transport]? 133 587 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? How many times per day does [Transport] go to the regional capital? 89 631 1 More than 5 times per day 2 5 times per day 3 4 times per day 4 3 times per day 5 2 times per day 6 1 time per day Sysmiss Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? HOURS 95 625 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during dry season? MINS 95 625 45 17.263 17.085 Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? HOURS 95 625 -99 5 -0.8 14.518 Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS Travel time to regional capital during rainy season? MINS 93 627 45 15.419 16.689 Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during dry season (one way)? 95 625 -99 100000 27740.011 24920.643 Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? Fare to regional capital during rainy season (one way)? 95 625 -99 100000 27311.611 25359.725 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 80 540107 540108 540109 540110 540111 540112 540113 540114 540115 540116 540117 540118 540119 540120 540121 540122 540123 540124 540125 540126 540129 540130 540131 540132 540133 540134 540135 540136 540137 540138 540169 540170 540171 540172 540173 540174 540175 540176 540177 540178 540179 540180 540201 540202 540203 540204 540205 540206 540227 540228 540239 540240 540241 540242 540243 540244 540245 540246 540247 540248 540249 540250 540251 540252 540253 540254 540255 540256 540257 540258 540259 540260 540261 540262 540263 540264 540265 540266 540267 540268 mtaa ID (question P1_1Q1) mtaa ID (question P1_1Q1) mtaa ID (question P1_1Q1) mtaa ID (question P1_1Q1) mtaa ID (question P1_1Q1) 80 1 Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) Walking distance from the road (in minutes) 80 Sysmiss Size of mtaa based on officials estimate Size of mtaa based on officials estimate Size of mtaa based on officials estimate Size of mtaa based on officials estimate Size of mtaa based on officials estimate 80 Sysmiss Set true if this mtaa is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this mtaa is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this mtaa is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this mtaa is selected for inclusion in the survey Set true if this mtaa is selected for inclusion in the survey 80 1 group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) group(P1_1Q6) 80 Sysmiss