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UGA_2016_AFB-R7_v01_M
Afrobarometer Survey 2016
Round 7
AFB-R7 2016
Ghana Centre for Democratic Development (CDD)
Institute for Justice and Reconciliation in South Africa (IJR)
Institute for Empirical Research in Political Economy (IREEP)
Institute for Development Studies (IDS)
Michigan State University (MSU)
University of Cape Town (UCT, South Africa)
Department for International Development
Swedish Internation Development Cooperation Agency
United States Agency for International Development
World Bank Group
Metadata Editor
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For data
Other Household Survey [hh/oth]
Afrobarometer collects and disseminates information regarding Africans’ views on democracy, governance, economic reform, civil society, and quality of life. Round 1 surveys were conducted between 1999 and 2001. At that time, the project covered seven countries in Southern Africa (Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe), three countries in West Africa (Ghana, Nigeria and Mali) and two in East Africa (Uganda and Tanzania). Round 2 surveys were completed by November 2003 with four new countries added: Kenya, Senegal, Cape Verde and Mozambique. Round 3 surveys were conducted from March 2005 to February 2006 in the same countries, plus Benin and Madagascar. Round 4 surveys were conducted during 2008 and 2009 in 20 countries, reflecting the addition of Burkina Faso and Liberia. The fifth Round of surveys were done between October 2011 and June 2013. In the Round 5 surveys, the project covered an additional 15 countries in different regions of the continent. Among the new R5 countries were Mauritius and Swaziland in Southern Africa; Burundi and Ethiopia in East Africa; Cameroon, Niger, Cote D’Ivoire, Guinea, Sierra Leone and Togo in West Africa. Afrobarometer also worked with the Arab Barometer and implemented R5 surveys in Algeria, Egypt, Morocco Sudan and Tunisia. Additional Round 5.5 surveys were also conducted in Mali and Zimbabwe. In Round 6, surveys were done 36 countries. Two countries that were covered in Round 5, Ethiopia and Egypt, were not included due to operational constraints. In their place, the Network added Gabon and Sao Tome and Principe. The survey covered 34 African countries covered in Round 7 (2016-2018). Here are the list of countries covered in Round 7: Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Niger, Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Togo, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
Version 01: Edited, anonymized dataset for public distribution
conflict, security and peace [4.1]
domestic political issues [4.2]
government, political systems and organisations [4.4]
mass political behaviour, attitudes/opinion [4.6]
political ideology [4.7]
business/industrial management and organisation [2.2]
mass media [7.4]
social exclusion [12.9]
cultural activities and participation [13.2]
cultural and national identity [13.3]
religion and values [13.5]
social behaviour and attitudes [13.6]
social change [13.7]
social conditions and indicators [13.8]
The Afrobarometer is a comparative series of public attitude surveys that assess African citizen's attitudes to democracy and governance, markets, and civil society, among other topics. The surveys have been undertaken at periodic intervals since 1999. The Afrobarometer's coverage has increased over time. Round 1 (1999-2001) initially covered 7 countries and was later extended to 12 countries. Round 2 (2002-2004) surveyed citizens in 16 countries. Round 3 (2005-2006) 18 countries, Round 4 (2008) 20 countries, Round 5 (2011-2013) 34 countries, and Round 6 (2014-2015) 36 countries. The survey covered 34 countries in Round 7 (2016-2018).
Uganda
National coverage
The lowest level of geographic aggregation covered by the data is district.
Individual
Citizens age 18 years or older, excluding institutions
Sample survey data [ssd]
Hatchile Consult Limited
Face-to-face [f2f]
Weighted to account for individual selection probabilities.
+/- 3% with 95% confidence level
Public use files, available to all
The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
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Afrobarometer round 7 survey data.
Respondent number
Respondent number
1200
Urban or Rural Primary Sampling Unit
PSU/EA
1200
1
2
1
Urban
320
2
Rural
880
Province or region
Region/Province
1200
780
784
780
CENTRAL
288
781
WEST
312
782
NORTH
240
783
EAST
288
784
KAMPALA
72
EA-SVC-A. Electricity grid in the PSU/EA
Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area: Electricity grid that most houses can access?
1200
0
1
0
No
792
1
Yes
408
9
Can't determine
0
EA-SVC-B. Piped water system in the PSU/EA
Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area: Piped water system that most houses can access?
1200
0
1
0
No
896
1
Yes
304
9
Can't determine
0
EA-SVC-C. Sewage system in the PSU/EA
Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area: Sewage system that most houses can access?
1200
0
1
0
No
1024
1
Yes
176
9
Can't determine
0
EA-SVC-D. Cell phone service in the PSU/EA
Are the following services present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area: Mobile phone service?
1200
0
1
0
No
24
1
Yes
1176
9
Can't determine
0
EA-FAC-A. Post office in the PSU/EA
Are the following facilities present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area, or in easy walking distance: Post office?
1200
0
1
0
No
1088
1
Yes
112
9
Can't determine
0
EA-FAC-B. School in the PSU/EA
Are the following facilities present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area, or in easy walking distance: School (private or public, or both)?
1200
0
1
0
No
208
1
Yes
992
9
Can't determine
0
EA-FAC-C. Police station in the PSU/EA
Are the following facilities present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area, or in easy walking distance: Police station?
1200
0
1
0
No
744
1
Yes
456
9
Can't determine
0
EA-FAC-D. Health Clinic in the PSU/EA
Are the following facilities present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area, or in easy walking distance: Health clinic (private or public, or both)?
1200
0
9
0
No
328
1
Yes
864
9
Can't determine
8
EA-FAC-E. Market stalls in the PSU/EA
Are the following facilities present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area, or in easy walking distance: Market stalls (selling groceries and/or clothing)?
1200
0
1
0
No
320
1
Yes
880
9
Can't determine
0
EA-FAC-F. Bank in the PSU/EA
Are the following facilities present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area, or in easy walking distance: Bank?
1200
0
1
0
No
1072
1
Yes
128
9
Can't determine
0
EA-FAC-G. Paid transport in the PSU/EA
Are the following facilities present in the primary sampling unit/enumeration area, or in easy walking distance: Is there any kind of paid transport, such as a bus, taxi, moped, or other form, available on a daily basis?
1200
0
1
0
No
144
1
Yes
1056
9
Can't determine
0
EA-SEC-A. Police in the PSU/EA
In the PSU/EA, did you (or any of your colleagues) see: Any policemen or police vehicles?
1200
0
1
0
No
920
1
Yes
280
9
Don't Know
0
EA-SEC-B. Soldiers/army in the PSU/EA
In the PSU/EA, did you (or any of your colleagues) see: Any soldiers or army vehicles?
1200
0
1
0
No
1136
1
Yes
64
9
Don't Know
0
EA-SEC-C. Roadblocks by police/army in the PSU/EA
In the PSU/EA, did you (or any of your colleagues) see: Any roadblocks set up by police or army?
1200
0
1
0
No
1168
1
Yes
32
9
Don't Know
0
EA-SEC-D. Customs checkpoints in the PSU/EA
In the PSU/EA, did you (or any of your colleagues) see: Any customs checkpoints?
1200
0
1
0
No
1192
1
Yes
8
9
Don't Know
0
EA-SEC-E. Roadblocks by private security/local community in the PSU/EA
In the PSU/EA, did you (or any of your colleagues) see: Any roadblocks or booms set up by private security providers or by the local community?
1200
0
1
0
No
1192
1
Yes
8
9
Don't Know
0
EA-ROAD-A. Road surface at start point
Thinking of your journey here: Was the road at the start point in the PSU/EA?
1200
1
6
1
Earth
488
2
Gravel
72
3
Stone
24
4
Muram
528
5
Paved/ Tarred
72
6
Concrete
16
EA-ROAD-B. Road surface last 5 km
Thinking of your journey here: What was the most common surface of the road over the last 5 kilometers before arriving at the start point of the PSU/EA?
1200
1
6
1
Earth
336
2
Gravel
96
3
Stone
40
4
Muram
560
5
Paved/ Tarred
136
6
Concrete
32
EA-ROAD-C. Road condition last 5 km
Thinking of the journey here: What was the condition of the road in the last 5 kilometers before reaching the start point of the PSU/EA? Was the road in excellent or good condition and easy to traverse, or was it in poor or very poor condition, that is, difficult to traverse due to potholes, waterlogging, or other issues, or was it impassable at any point (e.g., due to a collapsed bridge, fallen tree, flooding, etc.)?
1200
1
6
1
Impassable
8
2
Very poor
136
3
Poor
128
4
Fair
424
5
Good
384
6
Very good
120
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 1
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 1
1200
1
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
20
2
Person selected was never at home
8
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
5
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
0
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
4
6
Did not fit gender quota
21
7
No adults in household
8
8
Other
1
9997
Interview was successful
1133
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 1 (Verbatim)
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 1, Other
1200
1199
SICK
1
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 2
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 2
1200
1
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
3
2
Person selected was never at home
0
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
1
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
1
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
0
6
Did not fit gender quota
2
7
No adults in household
0
8
Other
0
9997
Interview was successful
1193
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 3
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 3
1200
9997
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
0
2
Person selected was never at home
0
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
0
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
0
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
0
6
Did not fit gender quota
0
7
No adults in household
0
8
Other
0
9997
Interview was successful
1200
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 4
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 4
1200
9997
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
0
2
Person selected was never at home
0
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
0
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
0
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
0
6
Did not fit gender quota
0
7
No adults in household
0
8
Other
0
9997
Interview was successful
1200
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 5
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 5
1200
9997
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
0
2
Person selected was never at home
0
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
0
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
0
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
0
6
Did not fit gender quota
0
7
No adults in household
0
8
Other
0
9997
Interview was successful
1200
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 6
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 6
1200
9997
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
0
2
Person selected was never at home
0
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
0
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
0
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
0
6
Did not fit gender quota
0
7
No adults in household
0
8
Other
0
9997
Interview was successful
1200
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 7
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 7
1200
9997
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
0
2
Person selected was never at home
0
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
0
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
0
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
0
6
Did not fit gender quota
0
7
No adults in household
0
8
Other
0
9997
Interview was successful
1200
Reason for Unsuccessful Call Household 8
NOCALL - Reasons for Unsuccessful Calls - Household 8
1200
9997
9997
1
Refused to be interviewed
0
2
Person selected was never at home
0
3
Household/Premises empty for the survey period
0
4
Not a citizen/Spoke only a foreign language
0
5
Deaf/Did not speak a survey language
0
6
Did not fit gender quota
0
7
No adults in household
0
8
Other
0
9997
Interview was successful
1200
This interview, gender
This interview must be with a:
1200
1
2
1
Male
600
2
Female
600
Number of adults in household
Total number of adult citizens in household
1200
1
20
1
116
2
390
3
184
4
130
5
105
6
72
7
47
8
51
9
26
10
37
11
11
12
10
13
4
14
6
15
6
16
2
17
2
20
1
Number of calls
How many calls were made to the household where the interview actually took place?
1200
1
2
1
1165
2
35
Date of interview
Date of interview
Interviewer: Enter day, month, and year
1200
2016-12-26
16
2016-12-27
136
2016-12-28
141
2016-12-29
99
2016-12-30
148
2016-12-31
139
2017-01-01
112
2017-01-02
104
2017-01-03
104
2017-01-04
73
2017-01-05
56
2017-01-06
40
2017-01-07
24
2017-01-08
8
Time interview started
Interviewer: Enter hour and minute, use 24 hr. clock
1200
Q1. Age
1. How old are you?
1200
18
87
-1
Missing
0
18
42
19
35
20
57
21
34
22
34
23
44
24
40
25
49
26
48
27
29
28
46
29
40
30
59
31
18
32
43
33
21
34
18
35
40
36
32
37
21
38
28
39
19
40
51
41
14
42
25
43
13
44
13
45
29
46
13
47
9
48
17
49
9
50
22
51
10
52
17
53
7
54
11
55
10
56
14
57
6
58
8
59
2
60
20
61
2
62
14
63
5
64
3
65
14
66
3
67
2
68
8
69
3
70
7
72
3
73
2
74
1
76
3
77
2
78
2
79
2
80
1
82
1
83
2
84
1
85
1
87
1
998
Refused
0
999
Don't know
0
Q2a. Respondent's mother tongue
2a. Which Ugandan language is your mother tongue or language of origin?
Interviewer: Prompt if necessary: That is, the language of your group of origin.
1200
1
9999
-1
Missing
0
1
English
7
4
Kiswahili
2
780
Luganda
248
781
Runyankole
155
782
Runyoro
29
783
Lusoga
97
784
Lumasaaba
68
785
Lukhonjo
27
786
Lunyole
5
787
Ateso
119
788
Acholi
45
789
Alur
32
790
Lugbara
35
791
Madi
25
792
Japadhola
8
793
Lusamia
11
794
Lugwere
5
795
Rukiga
65
796
Rutooro
17
797
Langi
84
798
Kupsabinyi
4
799
Ngakarimajong
27
800
Kakwa
10
801
Rufumbira
16
9995
Other
58
9998
Refused to Answer
0
9999
Don't Know
1
Q2aother. Respondent's mother tongue (verbatim)
2a. Which Ugandan language is your mother tongue or language of origin? Other
Interviewer: Prompt if necessary: That is, the language of your group of origin.
1200
1116
ACHOLI LABORU
1
BABUKUSU
1
CHOPE
1
KAKWA
10
KINYARWANDA
7
KIRUNDI
1
KUMAM
7
LUBWISI
4
LUDAMA
4
LUGISHU
2
LUGUNGU
6
LUKENYI
4
LULAMOGI
6
LUSEBEI
1
LUVUMA
1
LWAMBA
3
MUGWE
1
RUFUMBIRA
16
RUKONJO
2
RULUULI
5
RUSONGORA
1
Q2b. Language spoken in home
2b. What is the primary language you speak in your home now?
1200
1
9995
-1
Missing
0
1
English
23
4
Kiswahili
5
780
Luganda
318
781
Runyankole
145
782
Runyoro
35
783
Lusoga
107
784
Lumasaaba
49
785
Lukhonjo
28
786
Lunyole
0
787
Ateso
108
788
Acholi
42
789
Alur
34
790
Lugbara
35
791
Madi
20
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
6
794
Lugwere
3
795
Rukiga
54
796
Rutooro
19
797
Langi
87
798
Kupsabinyi
2
799
Ngakarimajong
21
800
Kakwa
8
801
Rufumbira
16
9995
Other
35
9998
Refused to Answer
0
9999
Don't Know
0
Q2bother. Language spoken in home (verbatim)
2b. What is the primary language you speak in your home now? Other
1200
1141
CHOPE
1
KAKWA
8
KINYARWANDA
2
KUMAM
7
LEBTUR
4
LUBWISI
3
LUGUNGU
6
LULAMOGI
6
LWAMBA
1
RUFUMBIRA
16
RUKONJO
1
RULUULI
3
RUSONGORA
1
Q3. Overall direction of the country
3. Let's start with your general view about the current direction of our country. Some people might think the country is going in the wrong direction. Others may feel it is going in the right direction. So let me ask YOU about the overall direction of the country: Would you say that the country is going in the wrong direction or going in the right direction?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Going in the wrong direction
564
2
Going in the right direction
601
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
34
Q4a. Country’s present economic condition
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Bad
264
2
Fairly Bad
389
3
Neither good nor bad
97
4
Fairly Good
356
5
Very good
81
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
13
Q4b. Your present living conditions
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Bad
193
2
Fairly Bad
408
3
Neither good nor bad
157
4
Fairly Good
365
5
Very good
74
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
3
Q5. Your living conditions vs. others
5. In general, how do you rate your living conditions compared to those of other Ugandans?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
89
2
Worse
479
3
Same
196
4
Better
382
5
Much better
21
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
31
Q6. Country’s economic condition compared to 12 months ago
Q6. Country's economic condition compared to 12 months ago
Read out options.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
176
2
Worse
502
3
Same
168
4
Better
313
5
Much better
29
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
12
Q7. Country’s economic condition in 12 months’ time
7. Looking ahead, do you expect economic conditions in this country to be better or worse in twelve months’ time?
Read out options.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
256
2
Worse
253
3
Same
92
4
Better
374
5
Much better
65
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
160
Q8a. How often gone without food
1200
0
4
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
466
1
Just once or twice
292
2
Several times
291
3
Many times
123
4
Always
28
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q8b. How often gone without water
1200
0
4
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
590
1
Just once or twice
150
2
Several times
196
3
Many times
128
4
Always
136
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q8c. How often gone without medical care
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
365
1
Just once or twice
252
2
Several times
309
3
Many times
192
4
Always
74
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
7
Q8d. How often gone without cooking fuel
1200
0
8
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
717
1
Just once or twice
213
2
Several times
180
3
Many times
67
4
Always
21
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know
0
Q8e. How often gone without cash income
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
96
1
Just once or twice
170
2
Several times
413
3
Many times
349
4
Always
169
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
3
Q8f. Frequency going without basic necessities
Interviewer: Identify the most intense (highest) code circled on Q8. If it is a 2, 3 or 4, i.e., if the respondent went without any item in Q8a-e “several times”, “many times”, or “always,” take the most frequent response given and ask:
8. When you say you went without [insert item] [insert frequency] would you say this occurred:
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
About once every two or three months
69
2
About once a month
80
3
Two or three times a month
248
4
About once a week
139
5
Several times a week
376
6
Every day
131
7
Not Applicable
156
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t Know
1
Q9. How dependent on receiving remittances
9. Considering ALL the activities you engage in to secure a livelihood, how much, if at all, do you depend on receiving remittances from relatives or friends living in other countries?
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all / Does not receive remittances
1046
1
A little bit
103
2
Somewhat
39
3
A lot
8
7
Not Applicable
0
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
4
Q10a. How often felt unsafe walking in neighbourhood
Read out options.
1200
0
4
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
810
1
Just once or twice
206
2
Several times
122
3
Many times
42
4
Always
20
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q10b. How often feared crime in home
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
652
1
Just once or twice
190
2
Several times
103
3
Many times
63
4
Always
186
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
6
Q11a. Had something stolen from house
Interviewer: If the respondent answers yes, follow by asking:]Did this happen once, twice, or three or more times?
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No
632
1
Yes, once
246
2
Yes, twice
142
3
Yes, three or more times
178
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
1
Q11b. Have been physically attacked
Interviewer: If the respondent answers yes, follow by asking:]Did this happen once, twice, or three or more times?
1200
0
3
-1
Missing
0
0
No
1063
1
Yes, once
79
2
Yes, twice
27
3
Yes, three or more times
31
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q12a. Radio news
Read out options.
1200
0
4
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
153
1
Less than once a month
68
2
A few times a month
80
3
A few times a week
248
4
Every day
651
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q12b. Television news
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
760
1
Less than once a month
109
2
A few times a month
68
3
A few times a week
91
4
Every day
171
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
1
Q12c. Newspaper news
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
808
1
Less than once a month
146
2
A few times a month
112
3
A few times a week
98
4
Every day
35
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
1
Q12d. Internet news
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
990
1
Less than once a month
27
2
A few times a month
38
3
A few times a week
52
4
Every day
79
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know
12
Q12e. Social media news
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
973
1
Less than once a month
24
2
A few times a month
37
3
A few times a week
55
4
Every day
87
8
Refused
3
9
Don't Know
21
Q13. Discuss politics
13. When you get together with your friends or family, would you say you discuss political matters?
Read out options
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
361
1
Occasionally
662
2
Frequently
173
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
4
Q14. Freedom to say what you think
14. In this country, how free are you to say what you think?
Read out options.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Not at all free
55
2
Not very free
181
3
Somewhat free
470
4
Completely free
490
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
4
Q15. Government bans organizations vs. join any
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
288
2
Agree with 1
180
3
Agree with 2
229
4
Agree very strongly with 2
444
5
Agree with neither
36
8
Refused
5
9
Don't know
18
Q16. Men only as leaders vs. women leaders
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
172
2
Agree with 1
83
3
Agree with 2
194
4
Agree very strongly with 2
731
5
Agree with neither
19
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
1
Q17. Newspapers free to publish vs. government control
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
520
2
Agree with 1
183
3
Agree with 2
207
4
Agree very strongly with 2
267
5
Agree with neither
16
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
7
Q18a. Access to information: school budget
18a. How likely is it that you could get the following information from government or other public institutions, or haven’t you heard enough to say? If you went to the local school to find out what the school’s budget is and how the funds have been used.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
350
1
Not very likely
310
2
Somewhat likely
266
3
Very likely
212
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
61
Q18b. Access to information: land ownership
18b. How likely is it that you could get the following information from government or other public institutions, or haven’t you heard enough to say? If you went to the District Lands Office to find out who owns a piece of land in your community.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
327
1
Not very likely
264
2
Somewhat likely
256
3
Very likely
234
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
116
Q18c. Access to information: local government development plan and budget
18c. How likely is it that you could get the following information from government or other public institutions, or haven’t you heard enough to say? If you went to the District Planning Office to find out about the district development plan and budgets.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
396
1
Not very likely
306
2
Somewhat likely
203
3
Very likely
150
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
143
Q18d. Access to information: business registration
18d. How likely is it that you could get the following information from government or other public institutions, or haven’t you heard enough to say? If you went to the District Community Development Officeto find out how to register a new business in your community.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
201
1
Not very likely
180
2
Somewhat likely
304
3
Very likely
387
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
125
Q19a. Better or worse: freedom to say what you think
19a. Please tell me if there is more or less freedom now for each of the following things compared to a few years ago, or are things about the same? Your own freedom to say what you think about politics?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much less freedom
123
2
Somewhat less freedom
284
3
Same
70
4
Somewhat more freedom
324
5
Much more freedom
384
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
15
Q19b. Better or worse: freedom to join political organizations
19b. Please tell me if there is more or less freedom now for each of the following things compared to a few years ago, or are things about the same? Your own freedom to join any political organization you want?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much less freedom
62
2
Somewhat less freedom
137
3
Same
52
4
Somewhat more freedom
336
5
Much more freedom
592
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
21
Q19c. Better or worse: media freedom to investigate, report
19c. Please tell me if there is more or less freedom now for each of the following things compared to a few years ago, or are things about the same? The media’s freedom to investigate and report on government mistakes or to criticize government actions or performance?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much less freedom
216
2
Somewhat less freedom
312
3
Same
63
4
Somewhat more freedom
314
5
Much more freedom
215
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
79
Q19d. Better or worse: freedom of NGOs/groups to speak, act
19d. Please tell me if there is more or less freedom now for each of the following things compared to a few years ago, or are things about the same? The freedom of independent groups or non-governmental organizations to speak, hold meetings, or advocate their views freely, including criticizing the government if they choose?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much less freedom
172
2
Somewhat less freedom
314
3
Same
65
4
Somewhat more freedom
323
5
Much more freedom
218
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
107
Q19e. Better or worse: freedom of opposition to function
19e. Please tell me if there is more or less freedom now for each of the following things compared to a few years ago, or are things about the same? The freedom of opposition parties or candidates to speak or hold rallies, state their views, or criticize the government?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much less freedom
355
2
Somewhat less freedom
344
3
Same
56
4
Somewhat more freedom
216
5
Much more freedom
184
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
44
Q20a. Member of religious group
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not a Member
689
1
Inactive Member
132
2
Active Member
291
3
Official Leader
84
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
4
Q20b. Member of voluntary association or community group
1200
0
3
-1
Missing
0
0
Not a Member
610
1
Inactive Member
124
2
Active Member
378
3
Official Leader
88
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q21a. Attend a community meeting
For No, read out options 0 and 1
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, would never do this
39
1
No, but would do if had the chance
244
2
Yes, once or twice
324
3
Yes, several times
359
4
Yes, often
233
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
1
Q21b. Join others to raise an issue
For No, read out options 0 and 1
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, would never do this
76
1
No, but would do if had the chance
469
2
Yes, once or twice
283
3
Yes, several times
254
4
Yes, often
115
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
2
Q22. Voting in the most recent national election
22. Understanding that some people were unable to vote in the most recent national election in 2016, which of the following statements is true for you?
1200
0
98
-1
Missing
0
0
You were not registered to vote
35
1
You voted in the elections
1002
2
You decided not to vote
43
3
You could not find the polling station
7
4
You were prevented from voting
8
5
You did not have time to vote
22
6
You did not vote because your name not in the register
19
7
Did not vote for some other reason
50
8
You were too young to vote
10
9
Don’t Know / Can’t remember
2
98
Refused
2
Q23. Freeness and fairness of the last national election
23. On the whole, how would you rate the freeness and fairness of the last national election, held in 2016. Was it:
Read out options
1200
1
98
-1
Missing
0
1
Not free and fair
248
2
Free and fair, with major problems
162
3
Free and fair, but with minor problems
307
4
Completely free and fair
408
8
Do not understand question
5
9
Don’t know
66
98
Refused
4
Q24a. Last national election: attend a campaign rally
1200
0
1
-1
Missing
0
0
No
497
1
Yes
703
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q24b. Last national election: work for a candidate or party
1200
0
8
-1
Missing
0
0
No
839
1
Yes
358
8
Refused
3
9
Don't Know
0
Q25a. Contact local government councillor
Read out options
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
907
1
Only once
117
2
A few times
124
3
Often
50
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
2
Q25b. Contact MP
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
1032
1
Only once
83
2
A few times
68
3
Often
15
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
2
Q25c. Contact official of a government agency
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
957
1
Only once
110
2
A few times
97
3
Often
31
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
4
Q25d. Contact political party official
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
975
1
Only once
86
2
A few times
92
3
Often
38
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
7
Q25e. Contact traditional leader
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
829
1
Only once
115
2
A few times
107
3
Often
92
8
Refused
5
9
Don’t know
52
Q25f. Contact religious leader
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
423
1
Only once
97
2
A few times
323
3
Often
353
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
3
Q26a. Join others to request government action
For No, read out options 0 and 1
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, would never do this
65
1
No, but would do if had the chance
641
2
Yes, once or twice
241
3
Yes, several times
186
4
Yes, often
64
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
3
Q26b. Contact media
For No, read out options 0 and 1
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, would never do this
149
1
No, but would do if had the chance
840
2
Yes, once or twice
118
3
Yes, several times
59
4
Yes, often
26
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
8
Q26c. Contact official for help
For No, read out options 0 and 1
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, would never do this
87
1
No, but would do if had the chance
837
2
Yes, once or twice
149
3
Yes, several times
74
4
Yes, often
51
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
2
Q26d. Refuse to pay tax or fee to government
For No, read out options 0 and 1
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, would never do this
900
1
No, but would do if had the chance
214
2
Yes, once or twice
14
3
Yes, several times
6
4
Yes, often
12
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know
52
Q26e. Attend a demonstration or protest march
For No, read out options 0 and 1
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, would never do this
890
1
No, but would do if had the chance
239
2
Yes, once or twice
41
3
Yes, several times
10
4
Yes, often
6
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know
12
Q27a. Reject one-party rule
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
722
2
Disapprove
242
3
Neither Approve Nor Disapprove
17
4
Approve
105
5
Strongly Approve
98
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t know
13
Q27b. Reject military rule
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
821
2
Disapprove
213
3
Neither Approve Nor Disapprove
9
4
Approve
92
5
Strongly Approve
47
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t know
15
Q27c. Reject one-man rule
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
899
2
Disapprove
195
3
Neither Approve Nor Disapprove
9
4
Approve
42
5
Strongly Approve
45
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
9
Q28. Support for democracy
Read out statements. Only one option to be chosen. Read the question in the language of the interview, but always read “democracy” in [English / French / Portuguese]. Translate “democracy” into local language only if respondent does not understand the term in the official language.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
STATEMENT 3: Doesn't matter
99
2
STATEMENT 2: Sometimes non-democratic preferable
55
3
STATEMENT 1: Democracy preferable
958
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
87
Q29. Govt gets things done vs. Govt accountable to citizens
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
239
2
Agree with 1
140
3
Agree with 2
236
4
Agree very strongly with 2
565
5
Agree with neither
12
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
7
Q30. Choose leaders through elections vs. other methods
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
809
2
Agree with 1
195
3
Agree with 2
57
4
Agree very strongly with 2
119
5
Agree with neither
13
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
7
Q31. Political parties divisive vs. many parties needed
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
168
2
Agree with 1
94
3
Agree with 2
234
4
Agree very strongly with 2
673
5
Agree with neither
23
8
Refused
3
9
Don't know
5
Q32. President monitored by parliament vs. free to act on own
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
616
2
Agree with 1
200
3
Agree with 2
132
4
Agree very strongly with 2
217
5
Agree with neither
25
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
9
Q33. President free to act vs. obey the laws and courts
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
114
2
Agree with 1
81
3
Agree with 2
260
4
Agree very strongly with 2
714
5
Agree with neither
16
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
14
Q34. Presidential two term limit vs. no term limits
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
715
2
Agree with 1
173
3
Agree with 2
93
4
Agree very strongly with 2
198
5
Agree with neither
12
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know
7
Q35. Extent of democracy
35. In your opinion how much of a democracy is Uganda today?
Read out options. Accept only one option. Read the question in the language of the interview, but always read “democracy” in English. Translate “democracy” into local language only if respondent does not understand term in official language.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Not a democracy
80
2
A democracy, with major problems
379
3
A democracy, but with minor problems
487
4
A full democracy
153
8
Do not understand question / democracy
71
9
Don't know
30
98
Refused
0
Q36. Satisfaction with democracy
36. Overall, how satisfied are you with the way democracy works in Uganda? Are you:
Read out options. Only one option to be chosen. Read the question in the language of the interview, but always read “democracy” in English. Translate “democracy” into local language only if respondent does not understand English term.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
The country is not a democracy
21
1
Not at all satisfied
181
2
Not very satisfied
345
3
Fairly satisfied
414
4
Very satisfied
141
8
Refused
4
9
Do not know
94
Q37. Obey government always vs. only if vote for it
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Agree very strongly with 1
810
2
Agree with 1
287
3
Agree with 2
33
4
Agree very strongly with 2
60
5
Agree with neither
6
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
3
Q38a. Courts make binding decisions
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
55
2
Disagree
77
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
14
4
Agree
550
5
Strongly Agree
486
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t Know
18
Q38b. People must obey the law
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
31
2
Disagree
72
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
27
4
Agree
533
5
Strongly Agree
530
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
6
Q38c. People must pay taxes
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
56
2
Disagree
91
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
24
4
Agree
539
5
Strongly Agree
469
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t Know
21
Q38d. Men have more right to job
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
408
2
Disagree
281
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
36
4
Agree
210
5
Strongly Agree
259
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t Know
6
Q38e. Women have equal right to land
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
180
2
Disagree
159
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
13
4
Agree
312
5
Strongly Agree
534
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t Know
2
Q38f. Better if woman takes care of household
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
392
2
Disagree
283
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
67
4
Agree
199
5
Strongly Agree
258
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t Know
1
Q38g. Government information for official use only
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
535
2
Disagree
328
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
47
4
Agree
139
5
Strongly Agree
114
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
36
Q39a. How often party competition leads to conflict
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
96
1
Rarely
349
2
Often
450
3
Always
284
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
21
Q39b. How often president ignores laws
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
297
1
Rarely
323
2
Often
238
3
Always
131
8
Refused
4
9
Don’t know
207
Q39c. How often president ignores parliament
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
330
1
Rarely
315
2
Often
240
3
Always
121
8
Refused
5
9
Don’t know
189
Q40. How much fear political intimidation or violence
40. During election campaigns in this country, how much do you personally fear becoming a victim of political intimidation or violence?
Read out options
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
A lot
359
1
Somewhat
225
2
A little bit
273
3
Not at all
340
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
2
Q40B_UGA. Most feared perpetrator of political intimidation
[If fears] Who do you fear most as the perpetrator of political intimidation or violence during election campaigns
Read out options.
1200
1
780
-1
Missing
0
1
Security agents
188
2
Ruling party supporters/leaders
187
3
Opposition party supporters/ leaders
195
4
Terrorist groups
63
5
Ordinary citizens
115
6
Armed robbers
68
7
Other
21
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
4
97
Not Applicable
343
780
Both ruling and opposition party supporters
15
Q40B_UGAother. Most feared perpetrator of political intimidation (verbatim)
[If fears] Who do you fear most as the perpetrator of political intimidation or violence during election campaigns - Other
Read out options.
1200
1163
AGENTS OF ALL SIDES OF PARTIES AND ROBBERS
1
ALL OF THE PARTIES
1
ALL OF THEM
1
ALL POLITICAL PARTIES
1
BOTH OPPOSITION AND RULING PARTY
1
BOTH OPPOSITION AND RULING PARTY SUPPORTERS
2
BOTH OPPOSITION PARTY AND RULING PARTY SUPPORTERS
1
BOTH RULING AND OPPOSING PARTY SUPPORTERS
1
BOTH SUPPORTERS OF DIFFERENT PARTIES
1
BOTH SUPPORTERS OF PARTIES CONTESTING
1
BOTH SUPPORTERS OF RULING PARTY AND OPPOSITION
1
BOTH THE GOVERNMENT IN POWER AND THE OPPOSITION.
1
BOTH THE RULING AND OPPOSITION PARTY SUPPORTERS
1
BOTH THE RULING PARTY AND THE OPPOSITION
1
CONFLICTS BETWEEN PARTIES AFTER ANNOUNCING ELECTION RESULTS
1
FEAR SUPPORTERS OF DIFFERENT PARTIES, IF I SUPPORT FDC I FEAR NRM SUPPORTERS
1
I FEAR ALL OPPOSITION AND THE GOVT
1
MOB JUSTICE
1
PRESIDENT OF THE COUNTRY
1
REBELS
1
SHE SAID BOTH SUPPORTERS OF BOTH
1
SOLDIERS UPDF
1
SUPPORTERS AND SECURITY PERSONNEL
1
SUPPORTERS FROM BOTH THE RULING PARTY AND THE OPPOSITION PARTIES
1
SUPPORTERS OF ALL THE PARTIES
1
SUPPORTERS OF BOTH RULING AND OPPOSITION PARTIES
1
SUPPORTERS OF PEOPLE CONTESTING
1
THE RESPONDENTS HUSBAND
1
VIOLENCE THAT COMES AFTER ONE SIDE HAS LOST ELECTIONS
1
WAR
2
WARS
1
WARS AND SUPPORTERS OF BOTH RULING AND NON RULING PARTIES
1
WARS THAT COULD BREAK OUT AMONG PEOPLE
1
WHAT MAY HAPPEN AFTER CHANGE OF LEADERSHIP
2
Q41. Elections: opposition prevented from running
41. In your opinion, during this country’s elections, how often are opposition candidates prevented from running for office?
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
575
1
Sometimes
339
2
Often
141
3
Always
77
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
68
Q42a. How often careful what you say
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
135
1
Rarely
266
2
Often
378
3
Always
408
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
12
Q42b. How often careful which organisations joined
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
274
1
Rarely
251
2
Often
306
3
Always
346
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
21
Q42c. How often careful how vote
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
185
1
Rarely
228
2
Often
303
3
Always
468
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
14
Q42d. How often people treated unequally
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
225
1
Rarely
294
2
Often
338
3
Always
311
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
32
Q42e. How often officials unpunished
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
179
1
Rarely
280
2
Often
421
3
Always
270
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
49
Q42f. How often ordinary people unpunished
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
613
1
Rarely
338
2
Often
124
3
Always
111
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
13
Q43a. Trust president
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
142
1
Just a little
236
2
Somewhat
324
3
A lot
457
8
Refused
7
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
34
Q43b. Trust parliament/national assembly
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
192
1
Just a little
350
2
Somewhat
340
3
A lot
276
8
Refused
5
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
37
Q43c. Trust national electoral commission
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
383
1
Just a little
267
2
Somewhat
267
3
A lot
231
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
49
Q43d. Trust your elected local government council
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
148
1
Just a little
336
2
Somewhat
371
3
A lot
279
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
64
Q43e. Trust the ruling party
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
223
1
Just a little
244
2
Somewhat
307
3
A lot
397
8
Refused
6
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
23
Q43f. Trust opposition political parties
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
392
1
Just a little
324
2
Somewhat
284
3
A lot
133
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
65
Q43g. Trust police
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
252
1
Just a little
269
2
Somewhat
376
3
A lot
291
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
10
Q43h. Trust army
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
94
1
Just a little
155
2
Somewhat
332
3
A lot
581
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
35
Q43i. Trust courts of law
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
163
1
Just a little
281
2
Somewhat
414
3
A lot
279
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
61
Q43j. Trust traditional leaders
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
95
1
Just a little
143
2
Somewhat
319
3
A lot
501
8
Refused
6
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
136
Q43k. Trust religious leaders
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
25
1
Just a little
80
2
Somewhat
291
3
A lot
793
8
Refused
4
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough
7
Q44a. Corruption: office of the Presidency
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
108
1
Some of them
504
2
Most of them
277
3
All of them
170
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
139
Q44b. Corruption: Members of Parliament
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
66
1
Some of them
558
2
Most of them
310
3
All of them
172
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
92
Q44c. Corruption: government officials
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
30
1
Some of them
510
2
Most of them
397
3
All of them
202
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
61
Q44d. Corruption: local government councillors
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
75
1
Some of them
605
2
Most of them
316
3
All of them
132
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
71
Q44e. Corruption: police
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
34
1
Some of them
292
2
Most of them
394
3
All of them
446
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
34
Q44f. Corruption: judges and magistrates
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
64
1
Some of them
513
2
Most of them
288
3
All of them
231
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
104
Q44g. Corruption: traditional leaders
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
421
1
Some of them
426
2
Most of them
95
3
All of them
35
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
221
Q44h. Corruption: religious leaders
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
627
1
Some of them
410
2
Most of them
61
3
All of them
26
8
Refused
3
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
73
Q44i. Corruption: business executives
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
81
1
Some of them
522
2
Most of them
328
3
All of them
152
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
116
Q44j. Corruption: non-governmental organisations
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
None
216
1
Some of them
545
2
Most of them
180
3
All of them
72
8
Refused
5
9
Don't know/ Haven’t heard
182
Q45. Level of corruption
45. In your opinion, over the past year, has the level of corruption in this country increased, decreased, or stayed the same?
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Increased a lot
562
2
Increased somewhat
278
3
Stayed the same
159
4
Decreased somewhat
138
5
Decreased a lot
16
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
47
Q46. Ordinary people can fight corruption
46. Please tell me whether you agree or disagree with the following statement: Ordinary people can make a difference in the fight against corruption?
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disagree
330
2
Disagree
306
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
29
4
Agree
294
5
Strongly Agree
221
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t Know
20
Q47. Ordinary people can report corruption without fear
47. In this country, can ordinary people report incidents of corruption without fear, or do they risk retaliation or other negative consequences if they speak out?
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Can report without fear
235
1
Risk retaliation
929
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
36
Q48a. Ordinary person: pay bribe to avoid taxes
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
447
1
Not very likely
295
2
Somewhat likely
279
3
Very likely
148
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
31
Q48b. Ordinary person: pay bribe to avoid going to court
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
424
1
Not very likely
272
2
Somewhat likely
311
3
Very likely
168
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
24
Q48c. Ordinary person: pay bribe to register land not theirs
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
504
1
Not very likely
228
2
Somewhat likely
241
3
Very likely
205
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
22
Q48d. Rich person: pay bribe to avoid taxes
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
92
1
Not very likely
91
2
Somewhat likely
256
3
Very likely
728
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
33
Q48e. Rich person: pay bribe to avoid going to court
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
79
1
Not very likely
113
2
Somewhat likely
254
3
Very likely
734
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
20
Q48f. Rich person: pay bribe to register land not theirs
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
57
1
Not very likely
75
2
Somewhat likely
185
3
Very likely
864
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
19
Q49a. Contact with public school
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No
642
1
Yes
557
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
1
Q49b. Difficulty to obtain public school services
1200
1
7
-1
Missing
0
1
Very easy
114
2
Easy
269
3
Difficult
122
4
Very Difficult
53
7
No contact
642
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49c. Pay bribe for public school services
1200
0
7
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
436
1
Once or twice
74
2
A few times
30
3
Often
18
7
No contact
642
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49d. Contact with public clinic or hospital
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No
252
1
Yes
946
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
1
Q49e. Difficulty to obtain medical care
1200
1
7
-1
Missing
0
1
Very easy
95
2
Easy
255
3
Difficult
343
4
Very Difficult
255
7
No contact
252
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49f. Time taken to receive medical care
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
80
1
After a long time
508
2
After a short time
248
3
Right away
110
7
No contact
252
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
1
Q49g. Pay bribe for medical care
1200
0
8
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
636
1
Once or twice
149
2
A few times
88
3
Often
74
7
No contact
252
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
0
Q49h. Tried to obtain identity document
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No
667
1
Yes
532
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
1
Q49i. Difficulty to obtain identity document
1200
1
7
-1
Missing
0
1
Very easy
96
2
Easy
256
3
Difficult
127
4
Very Difficult
54
7
No contact
667
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49j. Time taken to obtain identity document
1200
0
7
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
11
1
After a long time
186
2
After a short time
239
3
Right away
97
7
No contact
667
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
0
Q49k. Pay bribe for identity document
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
437
1
Once or twice
62
2
A few times
20
3
Often
11
7
No contact
667
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
3
Q49l. Tried to obtain household services
1200
0
1
-1
Missing
0
0
No
1053
1
Yes
147
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49m. Difficulty to obtain household services
1200
1
7
-1
Missing
0
1
Very easy
12
2
Easy
38
3
Difficult
52
4
Very Difficult
45
7
No contact
1053
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49n. Pay bribe for household services
1200
0
7
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
115
1
Once or twice
20
2
A few times
7
3
Often
5
7
No contact
1053
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49o. Requested police assistance
1200
0
1
-1
Missing
0
0
No
919
1
Yes
281
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49p. Difficulty to obtain police assistance
1200
1
7
-1
Missing
0
1
Very easy
43
2
Easy
96
3
Difficult
73
4
Very Difficult
69
7
No contact
919
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q49q. Time taken to receive police assistance
1200
0
7
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
35
1
After a long time
94
2
After a short time
94
3
Right away
58
7
No contact
919
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
0
Q49r. Pay bribe to receive police assistance
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
136
1
Once or twice
78
2
A few times
31
3
Often
35
7
No contact
919
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
1
Q49s. Contact with police in other situations
1200
0
8
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
872
1
Once or twice
172
2
A few times
99
3
Often
56
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
0
Q49t. Pay bribe to avoid problem with police
If answer to S was 0=never, select 7=No contact and continue to Q50.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
191
1
Once or twice
71
2
A few times
24
3
Often
38
7
No contact
873
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
3
Q50. Respected by public officials
50. In general, when dealing with public officials, how much do you feel that they treat you with respect?
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all
216
1
A little bit
378
2
Somewhat
301
3
A lot
152
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
152
Q51. Treatment by public officials compared to others
51. In general, when dealing with public officials, do you think that they treat you better, the same, or worse than other people?
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Much Worse
46
1
Worse
231
2
Same
418
3
Better
264
4
Much Better
35
8
Refused
5
9
Don’t know
201
Q52. Get correct amount when buying grain
52. When a vendor sells you a kilogramme of maize, rice, sorghum, millet or fonio, how sure are you that you get the correct amount?
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
404
1
Sometimes
491
2
Always
257
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
48
Q53a. Likelihood of response: reporting teacher misconduct
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
178
1
Not very likely
210
2
Somewhat likely
447
3
Very likely
305
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
60
Q53b. Likelihood of response: reporting corruption
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
286
1
Not very likely
278
2
Somewhat likely
311
3
Very likely
176
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
148
Q53c. Likelihood of response: reporting crime
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Not at all likely
97
1
Not very likely
125
2
Somewhat likely
495
3
Very likely
449
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard
34
Q54a. MPs listen
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
470
1
Only Sometimes
454
2
Often
192
3
Always
55
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
29
Q54b. Local government councillors listen
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
374
1
Only Sometimes
417
2
Often
279
3
Always
104
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
26
Q55pt1. Most important problems - 1st response
55. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? 1st response
Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?”
1200
0
9999
-1
Missing
0
0
Nothing/ no problems
6
1
Management of the economy
66
2
Wages, incomes and salaries
22
3
Unemployment
108
4
Poverty/destitution
130
5
Rates and Taxes
55
6
Loans / credit
9
7
Farming/agriculture
15
8
Food shortage/famine
59
9
Drought
10
10
Land
5
11
Transportation
15
12
Communications
3
13
Infrastructure / roads
72
14
Education
94
15
Housing
0
16
Electricity
23
17
Water supply
117
18
Orphans/street children/homeless children
7
19
Services (other)
8
20
Health
167
21
AIDS
2
22
Sickness / Disease
4
23
Crime and Security
19
24
Corruption
128
25
Political violence
8
26
Political instability / ethnic tensions
9
27
Discrimination/ inequality
2
28
Gender issues / women’s rights
3
29
Democracy/political rights
11
30
War (international)
0
31
Civil war
1
32
Agricultural marketing
11
9995
Other
9
9998
Refused
1
9999
Don’t know
1
Q55pt1other. MIP - 1st response (verbatim other)
55. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? 1st response, other
Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?”
1200
1191
BETTING HAS MADE PEOPLE POOR
1
CHILD ABUSE
1
FLOODING
1
GIVE THEM BACK THE BAMBOO FOREST ON MOUNT ELGON......SHISALI
1
GOVERNMENT SHOULD LISTEN TO WHAT PEOPLE AT THE GRASS ROOT ARE SAYING NOT DOING WHAT IT THINKS IS RIGHT
1
GOVERNMENT TO CEASE FROM GIVING A LOT OF MONEY TO MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT BUT INSTEAD INCREASE SALARY FOR HEALTH WORKERS AND TEACHERS
1
POLICE SHOULD BE REMOVED
1
PRESIDENT IS THE MAIN PROBLEM
1
ROAD ACCIDENTS
1
Q55pt2. Most important problems - 2nd response
55. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? 2nd response
Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?”
1200
1
9996
-1
Missing
0
1
Management of the economy
25
2
Wages, incomes and salaries
24
3
Unemployment
64
4
Poverty/destitution
82
5
Rates and Taxes
47
6
Loans / credit
8
7
Farming/agriculture
30
8
Food shortage/famine
69
9
Drought
24
10
Land
6
11
Transportation
20
12
Communications
3
13
Infrastructure / roads
98
14
Education
146
15
Housing
4
16
Electricity
35
17
Water supply
121
18
Orphans/street children/homeless children
4
19
Services (other)
11
20
Health
187
21
AIDS
2
22
Sickness / Disease
7
23
Crime and Security
12
24
Corruption
60
25
Political violence
6
26
Political instability / ethnic tensions
11
27
Discrimination/ inequality
9
28
Gender issues / women’s rights
5
29
Democracy/political rights
20
30
War (international)
0
31
Civil war
1
32
Agricultural marketing
16
9995
Other
4
9996
No further reply
39
9998
Refused
0
Q55pt2other. MIP - 2nd response (verbatim other)
55. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? 2nd response, other
Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?”
1200
1192
ENSURE GOVERNMENT POLICIES ARE FOLLOWED - NOT BEING SYMBOLIC
1
GOVERNMENT SHOULD ENCOURAGE CITIZENS TO WORK
1
GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP US ON WILD ANIMALS EATING OUR CATTLE
1
GOVERNMENT SHOULD PAY BACK PEOPLE'S CATTLE WHICH WAS RAIDED
1
IMPROVE QUALITY OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES TO THE PEOPLE WHO SEEK FOR THEM AT THE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
1
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT SHOULD ALWAYS RETURN AND PROBLEMS AFFECTING THEIR CONSTITUENCIES
1
POLITICIANS SHOULD ALWAYS RETURN TO THE COMMUNITY, HOLD MEETINGS, LISTEN AND ADDRESS LOCAL PEOPLE'S VIEWS
1
POOR LEADERS
1
Q55pt3. Most important problems - 3rd response
55. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? 3rd response
Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?”
1200
1
9996
-1
Missing
0
1
Management of the economy
38
2
Wages, incomes and salaries
12
3
Unemployment
45
4
Poverty/destitution
75
5
Rates and Taxes
46
6
Loans / credit
11
7
Farming/agriculture
27
8
Food shortage/famine
49
9
Drought
27
10
Land
7
11
Transportation
18
12
Communications
3
13
Infrastructure / roads
74
14
Education
139
15
Housing
5
16
Electricity
41
17
Water supply
101
18
Orphans/street children/homeless children
7
19
Services (other)
11
20
Health
173
21
AIDS
5
22
Sickness / Disease
11
23
Crime and Security
27
24
Corruption
50
25
Political violence
2
26
Political instability / ethnic tensions
8
27
Discrimination/ inequality
12
28
Gender issues / women’s rights
5
29
Democracy/political rights
19
30
War (international)
0
31
Civil war
2
32
Agricultural marketing
29
9995
Other
14
9996
No further reply
107
9998
Refused
0
Q55pt3other. MIP - 3rd response (verbatim other)
55. In your opinion, what are the most important problems facing this country that government should address? 3rd response, other
Do not read options. Code from responses. Accept up to three answers. If respondent offers more than three options, ask “Which three of these are the most important?” If respondent offers one or two answers, ask “Anything else?”
1200
1183
BUILD LATRINE\TOILETS
1
CLEANINGNESS IN THE COUNTRY
1
CONTROL AND PUNISH THOSE DESTROYING NATURE
1
DEATH RATE
1
DOING AND HANDLING PUBLIC ISSUES IN TIME
1
ELECTRICITY AND SERVICES OF HOSPITALS
1
GOVERNMENT SHOULD HAVE THE FOCUS TO LISTEN TO CITIZEN'S PROBLEMS
1
GOVERNMENT SHOULD LISTEN TO US AND HEAR WHAT WE ARE SAYING I.E WE WANT OUR VOICES TO BE HEARD
1
NETS
2
NO EQUALITY, NO MEDICINE IN HOSPITALS
1
POOR LEADERSHIP AT LC1 LEVEL
1
REDUCE THE NUMBER OF FOREIGNERS
1
SET UP A PEACE RECOVERY PROGRAMME
1
TEAM LIMIT FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
1
THE UNHELPFUL LEADERS IN THE COUNTRY
1
WANT NAADS
1
Q56a. Handling managing the economy
56a. Now let’s speak about the performance of the present government of this country. How well or badly would you say the current government is handling the following matters, or haven’t you heard enough to say: Managing the economy?
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
325
2
Fairly Badly
403
3
Fairly Well
400
4
Very Well
41
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
29
Q56b. Handling improving living standards of the poor
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
402
2
Fairly Badly
408
3
Fairly Well
346
4
Very Well
28
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
15
Q56c. Handling creating jobs
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
466
2
Fairly Badly
413
3
Fairly Well
268
4
Very Well
19
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
33
Q56d. Handling keeping prices stable
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
656
2
Fairly Badly
336
3
Fairly Well
171
4
Very Well
26
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
10
Q56e. Handling narrowing income gaps
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
603
2
Fairly Badly
362
3
Fairly Well
151
4
Very Well
19
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
64
Q56f. Handling reducing crime
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
132
2
Fairly Badly
208
3
Fairly Well
596
4
Very Well
247
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
15
Q56g. Handling improving basic health services
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
273
2
Fairly Badly
361
3
Fairly Well
498
4
Very Well
58
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
9
Q56h. Handling addressing educational needs
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
233
2
Fairly Badly
327
3
Fairly Well
560
4
Very Well
70
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
9
Q56i. Handling providing water and sanitation services
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
310
2
Fairly Badly
320
3
Fairly Well
494
4
Very Well
65
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
10
Q56j. Handling ensuring enough to eat
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
491
2
Fairly Badly
447
3
Fairly Well
195
4
Very Well
28
8
Refused
4
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
35
Q56k. Handling fighting corruption
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
635
2
Fairly Badly
307
3
Fairly Well
205
4
Very Well
20
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
32
Q56l. Handling maintaining roads and bridges
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
217
2
Fairly Badly
278
3
Fairly Well
585
4
Very Well
115
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
4
Q56m. Handling providing reliable electric supply
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
340
2
Fairly Badly
316
3
Fairly Well
455
4
Very Well
62
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
26
Q56n. Handling preventing election violence
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
137
2
Fairly Badly
248
3
Fairly Well
607
4
Very Well
179
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
28
Q56o. Handling preventing or resolving violent community conflict
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
101
2
Fairly Badly
220
3
Fairly Well
647
4
Very Well
191
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
40
Q56p. Handling countering violence from armed extremists
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
65
2
Fairly Badly
143
3
Fairly Well
575
4
Very Well
343
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
72
Q56q. Handling promoting equal rights/opportunities for women
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
55
2
Fairly Badly
100
3
Fairly Well
715
4
Very Well
317
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
12
Q56r. Handling addressing needs of youth
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
311
2
Fairly Badly
417
3
Fairly Well
376
4
Very Well
55
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
40
Q56s. Handling protecting rights, promoting opportunities for disabled
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Very Badly
130
2
Fairly Badly
214
3
Fairly Well
596
4
Very Well
184
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know / Haven’t heard enough
74
Q57a. Better or worse: access to medical care
Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
157
2
Worse
316
3
Same
222
4
Better
455
5
Much Better
47
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
2
Q57b. Better or worse: personal safety
Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
41
2
Worse
142
3
Same
170
4
Better
667
5
Much Better
168
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
12
Q57c. Better or worse: government effectiveness on education
Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
118
2
Worse
280
3
Same
235
4
Better
500
5
Much Better
60
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
7
Q57d. Better or worse: get assistance from police
Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
75
2
Worse
265
3
Same
177
4
Better
568
5
Much Better
104
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
11
Q57e. Better or worse: government assists people to resolve problems
Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
156
2
Worse
386
3
Same
214
4
Better
373
5
Much Better
37
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
34
Q57f. Better or worse: MPs listen
Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
214
2
Worse
375
3
Same
268
4
Better
282
5
Much Better
24
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
36
Q57g. Better or worse: equal opportunities and treatment for women
Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much worse
20
2
Worse
71
3
Same
134
4
Better
749
5
Much Better
216
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
10
Q58a. Performance: President
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
113
2
Disapprove
215
3
Approve
519
4
Strongly Approve
324
8
Refused
4
9
Don’t know / haven't heard enough
25
Q58b. Performance: MP/National Assembly rep
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
196
2
Disapprove
330
3
Approve
484
4
Strongly Approve
134
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know / haven't heard enough
54
Q58c. Performance: local government councillor
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
135
2
Disapprove
293
3
Approve
564
4
Strongly Approve
145
7
Not Applicable
0
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know / haven't heard enough
62
Q58d. Performance: traditional leader
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
61
2
Disapprove
130
3
Approve
556
4
Strongly Approve
213
7
Not Applicable
59
8
Refused
5
9
Don’t know / haven't heard enough
176
Q58e. Performance: your Mayor
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Strongly Disapprove
113
2
Disapprove
258
3
Approve
543
4
Strongly Approve
193
7
Not Applicable
0
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know / haven't heard enough
92
Q59a. Who responsible: MPs do jobs
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
The President / Executive
279
1
The Parliament / County Assembly
202
2
Their Political Party
66
3
The Voters
618
4
No One
12
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
23
Q59b. Who responsible: local councillors do jobs
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
The President / Executive
95
1
The Parliament / County Assembly
258
2
Their Political Party
86
3
The Voters
725
4
No One
10
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
26
Q59c. Who responsible: president does job
Read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
The President / Executive
108
1
The Parliament / County Assembly
421
2
Their Political Party
61
3
The Voters
541
4
No One
24
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
44
Q60a. Feared violence in neighbourhood
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
No, Never
676
1
Yes, feared but didn't experience
360
2
Yes, Feared and experienced
160
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
2
Q60b. Feared violence at political event
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
No, Never
619
1
Yes, feared but didn't experience
408
2
Yes, Feared and experienced
158
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know
11
Q60c. Feared violence during public protest
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
No, Never
767
1
Yes, feared but didn't experience
324
2
Yes, Feared and experienced
93
8
Refused
3
9
Don't know
11
Q60d. Feared violence by extremists
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
No, Never
878
1
Yes, feared but didn't experience
259
2
Yes, Feared and experienced
46
8
Refused
5
9
Don't know
10
Q61a. Armed forces protect from security threats
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Never
10
2
Rarely
46
3
Sometimes
100
4
Often
325
5
Always
705
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know / Haven’t heard enough
11
Q61b. Armed forces get necessary resources
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Never
13
2
Rarely
40
3
Sometimes
115
4
Often
324
5
Always
522
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know / Haven’t heard enough
183
Q61c. Armed forces are professional and respectful to citizens
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Never
35
2
Rarely
92
3
Sometimes
220
4
Often
320
5
Always
469
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know / Haven’t heard enough
62
Q62. Free to move when public security threatened vs impose curfews
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly?
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Agree very strongly with 1
245
2
Agree with 1
125
3
Agree with 2
252
4
Agree very strongly with 2
562
5
Agree with neither
10
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
4
Q63. Government should monitor private communication vs right to privacy
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly?
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Agree very strongly with 1
379
2
Agree with 1
214
3
Agree with 2
185
4
Agree very strongly with 2
394
5
Agree with neither
17
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
9
Q64 Absolute freedom of religion vs government regulates what is said
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly?
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Agree very strongly with 1
494
2
Agree with 1
218
3
Agree with 2
189
4
Agree very strongly with 2
283
5
Agree with neither
9
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
5
Q65. Country governed by religious law vs secular law
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly?
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Agree very strongly with 1
262
2
Agree with 1
108
3
Agree with 2
253
4
Agree very strongly with 2
510
5
Agree with neither
47
8
Refused
3
9
Don't know
15
Q66. Difficulty to move across borders
66. In your opinion, how easy or difficult is it for people in West Africa to cross international borders in order to work or trade in other countries, or haven’t you heard enough to say?
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Very difficult
265
2
Difficult
334
3
Easy
257
4
Very easy
89
7
Never try
173
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
80
Q67. Lived outside country
67. During the past three years, have you or anyone in your household gone to live in another country outside Uganda for more than three months?
Interviewer: Code from response.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
No
976
1
Yes
221
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
1
Q68a. Considered emigration to other country
68a. How much, if at all, have you considered moving to another country to live?
Interviewer: read out options.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
Not at all
753
1
A little bit
151
2
Somewhat
153
3
A lot
129
8
Refused
4
9
Don’t know
8
Q68b. Planned emigration to other country
If answer to Q68A was “A little bit,” “Somewhat,” “A lot” or “Don’t know”, ask:
68b. How much planning or preparation have you done in order to move to another country to live?
Interviewer: read out options.
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
You are not currently making any specific plans or preparations
309
1
You are planning to move in the next year or two but not yet making preparations
96
2
You are currently making preparations to move, like getting a visa
33
7
Not Applicable
755
8
Refused
3
9
Don't know
4
Q69. Most likely country for emigration
If answer to Q68A was “A little bit,” “Somewhat,” “A lot” or “Don’t know”, ask:
69. If you were to move to another country, where would you be most likely to go?
Read out options.
1200
1
99
-1
Missing
0
1
Rwanda
25
2
Another country in East Africa
112
3
Elsewhere in Africa
64
4
Europe
57
5
North America
96
6
Central/South America
7
7
Middle East
45
8
Asia
7
9
Australia
5
10
Outside of Africa
10
97
Not Applicable
755
98
Refused
8
99
Don't know
9
Q70. Most important reason for emigrating
If answer to Q68A was “A little bit,” “Somewhat,” “A lot” or “Don’t know”, ask:
70. There are several reasons why people leave their home to live in another country for an extended period of time. What about you? What is the most important reason why you would consider moving from Uganda?
Interviewer: Do not read options. Code from response.
1200
1
9999
-1
Missing
0
1
Find work
230
2
Economic hardship
62
3
Lower taxes at destination
0
4
Poverty
22
5
Poor infrastructure/ services
0
6
Better business prospects
44
7
Natural Disasters
0
8
Better democratic environment
6
9
Political persecution
3
10
Religious persecution
8
11
Civil war
3
12
Crime
2
13
Better schools
0
14
Better medical services
2
15
To pursue an education
7
16
To accompany family members who are moving for work
4
17
To join spouse/ family members who have already migrated
3
18
Travel/tourism/adventure/experience other cultures
42
9995
Other
1
9997
Not Applicable
755
9998
Refused
1
9999
Don’t know
5
Q70other. Most important reason for emigrating (verbatim)
If answer to Q68A was “A little bit,” “Somewhat,” “A lot” or “Don’t know”, ask:
70. There are several reasons why people leave their home to live in another country for an extended period of time. What about you? What is the most important reason why you would consider moving from Uganda? Other
1200
1199
SETTLEMENT
1
Q71. Climate conditions compared to ten years ago
71. In your experience, would you say climate conditions for agricultural production in your area have gotten better, gotten worse, or stayed about the same over the last 10 years or haven’t you heard enough to say?
Interviewer: probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
No experience
36
1
Much worse
693
2
Worse
320
3
About the same
53
4
Better
65
5
Much better
22
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know/Haven’t heard enough to say
7
Q72a. Severity of droughts
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Much more severe
798
2
Somewhat more severe
238
3
Stayed the same
48
4
Somewhat less severe
40
5
Much less severe
67
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
7
Q72b. Severity of flooding
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Much more severe
94
2
Somewhat more severe
49
3
Stayed the same
123
4
Somewhat less severe
321
5
Much less severe
562
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
47
Q73a. Heard about climate change
73a. Have you heard about climate change or haven’t you had the chance to hear about this yet?
No [skip to Q77]
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
0
No
246
1
Yes
943
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know/Haven't heard enough
8
Q73b. Climage change: meaning
If yes, to Q73A:
73b. What does the phrase “climate change” mean to you?
Read out options.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Negative changes in the weather
707
2
Positive changes in the weather
100
3
Other changes in weather patterns
129
7
Not Applicable
248
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know/ Haven’t heard enough
16
Q74. Climate change: main cause
If yes, to Q73A:
74. People have different ideas about what causes climate change. What about you, which of the following do you think is the main cause of climate change, or haven't you heard enough to say?
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Human Activity
511
2
Natural processes
187
3
Both human activity and natural processes
232
4
None of these
7
7
Not Applicable
248
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know / Haven’t heard enough
15
Q75. Climate change: affecting country
If yes, to Q73A:
75. Do you think climate change is making life in Uganda better or worse, or haven’t you heard enough to say?
Interviewer: probe for strength of opinion.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Much better
21
2
Somewhat better
22
3
Neither/ no change / about the same [Do not read]
13
4
Somewhat worse
282
5
Much worse
603
7
Not Applicable
248
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know / Haven’t heard enough to say
11
Q76. Climate change needs to be stopped? By ordinary people?
If yes, to Q73A:
76. Do you think that climate change needs to be stopped? [If yes] How much do you think that ordinary Ugandans can do to stop climate change?
Read out options
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, climate change doesn’t need to be stopped
63
1
Yes, Ordinary Ugandans can do nothing at all
214
2
Yes, Ordinary Ugandans can do a little bit
362
3
Yes, Ordinary Ugandans can do a lot
285
7
Not Applicable
248
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
26
Q77a. Girls and boys have equal chance at education
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Strongly Disagree
50
2
Disagree
110
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
6
4
Agree
366
5
Strongly Agree
661
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
4
Q77b. Women and men have equal chance to earn income
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Strongly Disagree
52
2
Disagree
151
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
26
4
Agree
392
5
Strongly Agree
571
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
5
Q77c. Women and men have equal chance of paying job
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Strongly Disagree
41
2
Disagree
165
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
21
4
Agree
416
5
Strongly Agree
546
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
8
Q77d. Women and men have equal chance to own/inherit land
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Strongly Disagree
214
2
Disagree
271
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
45
4
Agree
308
5
Strongly Agree
346
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t Know
12
Q78a. Justified for parents to physically discipline children
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
2
1
Never justified
577
2
Sometimes justified
454
3
Always justified
165
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
1
Q78b. Justified for men to beat their wives
1200
-1
8
-1
Missing
2
1
Never justified
966
2
Sometimes justified
167
3
Always justified
64
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
0
Q79a_UGA. Fewer MPs in order to reduce the financial burden
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly Disagree
86
2
Disagree
105
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
27
4
Agree
278
5
Strongly Agree
676
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
24
Q79b_UGA. MPs should not be appointed to cabinet positions
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly Disagree
118
2
Disagree
188
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
37
4
Agree
313
5
Strongly Agree
475
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t Know
63
Q79c_UGA. MPs should cease to receive free cars from the state
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly Disagree
115
2
Disagree
116
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
33
4
Agree
295
5
Strongly Agree
608
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t Know
28
Q79d_UGA. Losing political parties should accept election results
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly Disagree
73
2
Disagree
90
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
27
4
Agree
447
5
Strongly Agree
539
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t Know
18
Q79e_UGA. Disagreements over 2016 election results highlight the need for national dialogue
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly Disagree
32
2
Disagree
46
3
Neither Agree Nor Disagree
52
4
Agree
450
5
Strongly Agree
571
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t Know
43
Q80_UGA. Electoral law to stop over-75 years olds from running vs Discrimination should not be allowed
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion: Do you agree or agree very strongly?
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Agree very strongly with 1
744
2
Agree with 1
157
3
Agree with 2
90
4
Agree very strongly with 2
193
5
Agree with neither
7
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know
4
Q81a_UGA. Registered in the National Identification registration exercise
Read answer options; single response]
1200
-1
8
-1
Missing
3
1
Yes
1133
2
No
63
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
0
Q81b_UGA. National Identity card holder
Read answer options; single response]
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Yes
1059
2
No
136
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
1
Q81c_UGA. Registered as a member of political party
Read answer options; single response]
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Yes
549
2
No
639
8
Refused
3
9
Don't Know
6
Q81d_UGA. Holder of membership card from political party
Read answer options; single response]
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Yes
504
2
No
683
8
Refused
2
9
Don't Know
8
Q82a_UGA. Handling of youth employment
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Very Badly
247
2
Fairly Badly
335
3
Fairly Well
404
4
Very Well
85
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know / Haven’t heard enough
124
Q82b_UGA. Improving household incomes
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Very Badly
278
2
Fairly Badly
360
3
Fairly Well
370
4
Very Well
76
8
Refused
3
9
Don't know / Haven’t heard enough
110
Q82c_UGA. Making student loans available to more people
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Very Badly
203
2
Fairly Badly
263
3
Fairly Well
357
4
Very Well
84
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know / Haven’t heard enough
288
Q82d_UGA. Making sure that the Elderly Grant scheme reaches more people
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Very Badly
188
2
Fairly Badly
290
3
Fairly Well
417
4
Very Well
123
8
Refused
5
9
Don't know / Haven’t heard enough
174
Q83a_UGA. Tighten the law on campaign financing and accountability
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly disagree
41
2
Disagree
36
3
Neither agree nor disagree
29
4
Agree
443
5
Strongly agree
625
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
22
Q83b_UGA. Improve on transparency during declaration of election results
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly disagree
9
2
Disagree
4
3
Neither agree nor disagree
18
4
Agree
381
5
Strongly agree
773
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t Know
11
Q83c_UGA. Hold electoral officials and security agents individually liable for offences committed under their watch
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly disagree
30
2
Disagree
34
3
Neither agree nor disagree
33
4
Agree
400
5
Strongly agree
677
8
Refused
3
9
Don’t Know
20
Q83d_UGA. Increase the time within which to complete the hearing of and ruling on presidential election petitions
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly disagree
97
2
Disagree
98
3
Neither agree nor disagree
57
4
Agree
379
5
Strongly agree
508
8
Refused
4
9
Don’t Know
54
Q83e_UGA. Enact a law to discourage people who use forged qualifications from standing for elections
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly disagree
27
2
Disagree
25
3
Neither agree nor disagree
20
4
Agree
338
5
Strongly agree
776
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t Know
9
Q84. Ethnic community, cultural group or tribe
84. Let us get back to talking about you. What is your ethnic community, cultural group or tribe?
If respondent does not identify any group on this question – that is, IF they REFUSE to answer (9998), DON’T KNOW (9999) or mention “Ugandan only (9990)”– then circle 7 = Not Applicable for Q88A and Q88B and continue to question Q89.
1200
-1
9998
-1
Missing
3
780
Muganda
234
781
Munyankole
153
782
Munyoro
33
783
Musoga
105
784
Mugishu
73
785
Mukhonjo
28
786
Munyole
4
787
Ateso
120
788
Acholi
42
789
Alur
31
790
Lugbara
37
791
Madi
28
792
Japhadhola
9
793
Musamia
11
794
Mugwere
6
795
Mukiga
66
796
Mutooro
17
797
Langi
84
798
Sabini
4
799
Karamajong
30
800
Kakwa
10
801
Mufumbira
17
9990
Ugandan only, or “doesn’t think of self in those terms”
0
9995
Other
50
9998
Refused
5
9999
Don’t know
0
Q84other. Ethnic community, cultural group or tribe (verbatim)
84. Let us get back to talking about you. What is your ethnic community, cultural group or tribe? Other
If respondent does not identify any group on this question – that is, IF they REFUSE to answer (9998), DON’T KNOW (9999) or mention “Ugandan only (9990)”– then circle 7 = Not Applicable for Q88A and Q88B and continue to question Q89.
1200
1123
BABUKUSU
1
BAKINYI
1
CHOPE
1
KAKWA
10
KUMAM
8
MUBWISI
3
MUDAAMA
4
MUFUMBIRA
17
MUGUNGU
7
MUGWE
1
MUKENYI
3
MUKONJO
1
MULAMOGI
3
MULUULI
2
MUNYARA
1
MUNYARWANDA
7
MURUNDI
1
MUSONGORA
1
MWAMBA
4
TANZANIAN
1
Q85a. Ethnic group treated unfairly
85a. How often, if ever, are ___________s [R’s Ethnic Group] treated unfairly by the government?
If respondent did not identify any group on Q84—that is, if they “Refused” (9998), said “Don’t know” (9999), or “Ugandan only” (9990)—then the interviewer marked “Not applicable” for questions Q85A-Q85B and continued to question 86.
Read out options
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
Never
708
1
Sometimes
275
2
Often
128
3
Always
50
7
Not Applicable
8
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
31
Q85b. Ethnic or national identity
85b. Let us suppose that you had to choose between being a Ugandan and being a ________ [R’s Ethnic Group]. Which of the following statements best expresses your feelings?
If respondent did not identify any group on Q84—that is, if they “Refused” (9998), said “Don’t know” (9999), or “Ugandan only” (9990)—then the interviewer marked “Not applicable” for questions Q85A-Q85B and continued to question 86.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
I feel only (ethnic group)
53
2
I feel more (ethnic group) than Ugandan
128
3
I feel equally Ugandan and (ethnic group)
724
4
I feel more Ugandan than (ethnic group)
129
5
I feel only Ugandan
151
7
Not Applicable
8
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know
5
Q86a. Experienced discrimination based on gender
1200
-1
3
-1
Missing
3
0
Never
1014
1
Once or twice
124
2
Several times
44
3
Many times
15
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q86b. Experienced discrimination based on religion
1200
-1
3
-1
Missing
3
0
Never
1033
1
Once or twice
112
2
Several times
37
3
Many times
15
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q86c. Experienced discrimination based on ethnicity
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
Never
900
1
Once or twice
172
2
Several times
93
3
Many times
31
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
1
Q86d. Experienced discrimination based on disability
1200
-1
7
-1
Missing
3
0
Never
120
1
Once or twice
21
2
Several times
9
3
Many times
5
7
Not Applicable (no disability)
1042
8
Refused
0
9
Don't Know
0
Q87a. Neighbours: people of different religion
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
5
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly dislike
21
2
Somewhat dislike
33
3
Would not care
433
4
Somewhat like
267
5
Strongly like
443
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
0
Q87b. Neighbours: people of different ethnicity
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly dislike
50
2
Somewhat dislike
66
3
Would not care
456
4
Somewhat like
264
5
Strongly like
360
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
1
Q87c. Neighbours: homosexuals
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly dislike
1096
2
Somewhat dislike
56
3
Would not care
18
4
Somewhat like
9
5
Strongly like
10
8
Refused
5
9
Don’t know
3
Q87d. Neighbours: immigrants and foreign workers
Interviewer: Probe for strength of opinion.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Strongly dislike
133
2
Somewhat dislike
142
3
Would not care
411
4
Somewhat like
261
5
Strongly like
246
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
4
Q88a. Close to political party
88a. Do you feel close to any particular political party?
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, not close to any party
342
1
Yes, feels close to a party
825
8
Refused
29
9
Don't know
1
Q88b. Which party
Interviewer: if “Yes” to Q88A:
88b. Which party is that?
If answer to Q88A was “No,” “Don’t Know,” or “Refused to answer,” circle 997 = Not applicable
1200
780
9999
-1
Missing
0
780
National Resistance Movement [NRM]
568
781
Forum for Democratic Change [FDC]
144
782
Democratic Party [DP]
31
783
Conservative Party [CP]
0
784
Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC]
24
785
The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP]
0
786
Social Democratic Party (SDP)
0
787
Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA)
0
788
The Justice Forum (JEEMA)
1
789
The People’s Development Party (PDP)
0
790
Go Foward
4
791
Uganda Farmers Party
1
9995
Other
1
9997
Not Applicable
375
9998
Refused to answer
50
9999
Don't know
1
Q88bother. Which party (verbatim)
Interviewer: if “Yes” to Q88A:
88b. Which party is that? Other
If answer to Q88A was “No,” “Don’t Know,” or “Refused to answer,” circle 997 = Not applicable
1200
1199
INDEPENDENT
1
Q89a. Own radio
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, don’t own
242
1
Yes, someone else owns
134
2
Yes, do own
820
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
1
Q89b. Own television
Si "Oui" à Q89A
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, don’t own
946
1
Yes, someone else owns
70
2
Yes, do own
171
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
10
Q89c. Own motor vehicle, car or motorcycle
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, don’t own
939
1
Yes, someone else owns
135
2
Yes, do own
113
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
10
Q89d. Own computer
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, don’t own
1086
1
Yes, someone else owns
36
2
Yes, do own
61
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
14
Q89e. Own bank account
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, don’t own
791
1
Yes, someone else owns
112
2
Yes, do own
272
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
20
Q89f. Own mobile phone
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, don’t own
232
1
Yes, someone else owns
130
2
Yes, do own
832
8
Refused
0
9
Don’t know
3
Q90. Mobile phone access to internet
If yes to personally owning a mobile phone
90. Does your phone have access to the internet?
1200
0
9
-1
Missing
0
0
No, does not have internet access
513
1
Yes, has internet
273
7
Not Applicable
368
8
Refused
1
9
Don't Know
45
Q91a. How often use a mobile phone
Read out options.
1200
-1
8
-1
Missing
3
0
Never
168
1
Less than once a month
47
2
A few times a month
69
3
A few times a week
114
4
Everyday
798
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
0
Q91b. How often use the internet
Read out options.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
Never
954
1
Less than once a month
30
2
A few times a month
38
3
A few times a week
75
4
Everyday
83
8
Refused
3
9
Don't know
14
Q92a. Source of water for household use
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
Inside the house
15
2
Inside the compound
121
3
Outside the compound
1049
8
Refused
2
9
Don't know
10
Q92b. Location of toilet or latrine
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No latrine
20
1
Inside the house
23
2
Inside the compound
523
3
Outside the compound
630
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
1
Q93. Electric connection from mains
93. Do you have an electric connection to your home from the mains? [If yes] How often is the electricity actually available from this connection?
Interviewer: If it is 100% clear that there is no electricity supply to the home, e.g., in an unserved rural area, do not ask the question of the respondent. Just select 0=No electricity supply and continue to the next question.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No mains electric supply or connection to the home
963
1
Never
16
2
Occasionally
59
3
About half of the time
15
4
Most of the time
115
5
All of the time
27
8
Refused
0
9
Don't know
2
Q94. Employment status
94. Do you have a job that pays a cash income? [If yes, ask] Is it full-time or part-time? [If no, ask:] Are you presently looking for a job?
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
0
No, not looking
359
1
No, looking
311
2
Yes, part time
169
3
Yes, full time
356
8
Refused
1
9
Don’t know
1
Q95a. Occupation of respondent
95a. What is your main occupation? [If unemployed, retired, or disabled, ask:] What was your last main occupation?
Do not read options. Code from responses
1200
-1
99
-1
Missing
3
0
Never had a job
103
1
Student
75
2
Housewife / homemaker
85
3
Agriculture / farming / fishing / forestry
566
4
Trader / hawker / vendor
95
5
Retail / Shop
51
6
Unskilled manual worker
63
7
Artisan or skilled manual worker
49
8
Clerical or secretarial
8
9
Supervisor / Foreman / Senior Manager
8
10
Security services
11
11
Mid-level professional
49
12
Upper-level professional
16
95
Other
14
98
Refused
1
99
Don’t know
3
Q95b. Employer of respondent
If respondent has an occupation, i.e., responses on Q95A other than 0=never had a job, 1=student, 2= housewife/homemaker, ask:
95b. Do you work for yourself, for someone else in the private sector or the non-governmental sector, or for government?
Read out options.
1200
1
9
-1
Missing
0
1
Works for self
376
2
Private sector
99
3
Non Governmental Organizations / Civil society sector
19
4
Government
21
7
Not Applicable
682
8
Refused
1
9
Don't know
2
Q95c. Who decides how money is used
95c. What is the main way that decisions are made about how to use any money that you have or earn, for example from a job, a business, selling things or other activities?
Interviewer: Read out options.
1200
-1
9
-1
Missing
3
1
You make the decisions yourself
455
2
Your spouse makes the decisions
136
3
You make the decisions jointly with your spouse
400
4
You make the decisions jointly with other family members
122
5
Other family members make the decisions without you
52
6
None of the above / Some other response
4
7
Not applicable, no earnings
25
8
Refused
2
9
Don’t know
1
Q96a. Head of household
96a. Who is the head of this household, that is, the person who has primary responsibility for making decisions on behalf of the household?
Interviewer: Do not read options. Code from responses.
1200
-1
12
-1
Missing
3
1
You(respondent)
607
2
Respondent's spouse
353
3
Respondent's father
128
4
Respondent's mother
45
5
Respondent's son
8
6
Respondent's daughter
3
7
Respondent's grandfather
3
8
Respondent's grandmother
10
9
Another male relative
17
10
Another female relative
5
11
Someone else
3
12
More than one person
15
98
Refused
0
99
Don’t know
0
Q96b. Occupation of head of household
96b. What is the main occupation of the head of the household? [If unemployed, retired or disabled, ask:] What was his/her last main occupation?
Interviewer: Do not read options. Code from responses
1200
0
97
-1
Missing
0
0
Never had a job
36
1
Student
9
2
Housewife / homemaker
11
3
Agriculture / farming / fishing / forestry
319
4
Trader / hawker / vendor
53
5
Retail / Shop
20
6
Unskilled manual worker
29
7
Artisan or skilled manual worker
30
8
Clerical or secretarial
2
9
Supervisor / Foreman / Senior Manager
4
10
Security services
12
11
Mid-level professional
27
12
Upper-level professional
14
95
Other
24
97
Not Applicable (respondent is head of household)
610
98
Refused
0
99
Don’t know
0
Q97. Education of respondent
97. What is your highest level of education?
Code from answer. Do not read options.
1200
-1
99
-1
Missing
3
0
No formal schooling
126
1
Informal schooling only
24
2
Some primary schooling
353
3
Primary school completed
190
4
Some secondary school / high school
220
5
Secondary school / high school completed
137
6
Post-secondary qualifications, other than university
82
7
Some university
16
8
University completed
41
9
Post-graduate
6
98
Refused
1
99
Don’t know
1
Q98. Religion of respondent
98. What is your religion, if any?
Interviewer: Code from answer. Do not read options.
1200
-1
9998
-1
Missing
3
0
None
3
1
Christian only
109
2
Roman Catholic
420
3
Orthodox
1
4
Coptic
0
5
Anglican
321
6
Lutheran
12
7
Methodist
0
8
Presbyterian
2
9
Baptist
6
10
Quaker / Friends
0
11
Mennonite
0
12
Evangelical
13
13
Pentecostal
111
14
Independent
0
15
Jehovah’s Witness
0
16
Seventh Day Adventist
24
17
Mormon
0
18
Muslim only
162
19
Sunni only
3
20
Ismaeli
1
21
Mouridiya Brotherhood
0
22
Tijaniya Brotherhood
0
23
Qadiriya Brotherhood
0
24
Shia
0
25
Traditional / ethnic religion
2
26
Hindu
0
27
Bahai
0
28
Agnostic
1
29
Atheist
0
30
Dutch Reformed
0
31
Calvinist
0
32
Church of Christ
1
33
Zionist Christian Church
0
34
Jewish
0
9995
Other
4
9998
Refused
1
9999
Don't know
0
Q98other. Religion of respondent (verbatim)
98. What is your religion, if any? Other
Interviewer: Code from answer. Do not read options.
1200
1196
BYAKISAKA
1
FAITH OF UNIT
1
MUNGUMWEMA
2
Q99. Vote for which party
99. If presidential elections were held tomorrow, which party’s candidate would you vote for?
Do not read options. Code from response.
1200
-1
9999
-1
Missing
3
780
National Resistance Movement [NRM]
637
781
Forum for Democratic Change [FDC]
208
782
Democratic Party [DP]
40
783
Conservative Party [CP]
0
784
Uganda Peoples Congress [UPC]
23
785
The Peoples Progressive Party [PPP]
0
786
Social Democratic Party (SDP)
0
787
Uganda Federal Alliance (UFA)
0
788
The Justice Forum (JEEMA)
1
789
The People’s Development Party (PDP)
0
790
Go Foward
4
791
Uganda Farmers Party
1
9995
Other
30
9997
Would not vote
72
9998
Refused to answer
108
9999
Don't know
73
Q99other. Vote for which party (verbatim)
99. If presidential elections were held tomorrow, which party’s candidate would you vote for? Other
Do not read options. Code from response.
1200
1170
AM NOT SURE YET
1
AN INDEPENDENT PERSON ASPIRING
1
ANY ONE
1
ANYONE OF MY CHOICE
1
DON'T HAVE
1
I DON'T VOTE PARTIES
1
I VOTE FOR AN INDIVIDUAL NOT A PARTY
1
I WOULD VOTE THE BEST CANDIDATE
1
INDEPENDENT
8
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
2
IT DEPENDS ON WHO AFFIRMS TO ME IN HIS OR HER MANIFESTO TO WORK FOR THE COUNTRY
1
IT IS MY SECRET
1
PERSONAL ABILITY'S
1
PERSONAL ABILITY'S (INDIVIDUAL MERIT)
1
THE ONE WITH THE BEST MANIFESTO
1
THE STRONGEST OPPONENTS TO THE PRESIDENT BUT IF NOT SHE WOULD VOTE FOR NRM CANDIDATE
1
VOTE ACCOUNT IN G TO PROGRAMS GIVEN AND ABILITY
1
VOTE SOMEONE ON INDIVIDUAL MERIT NOT ON PARTY
1
WOULD NOT VOTE FOR A PARTY BUT WOULD VOTE FOR PERSON WHO IS A PERFORMER.
1
WOULD NOT VOTE.
1
WOULD VOTE ACCORDING TO SOMEONE'S CHARACTER AND NOT INFLUENCED BY THE POLITICAL PARTY
1
WOULD VOTE FOR A GOOD LEADER
1
Q100. Perceived survey sponsor
100. Just one more question: Who do you think sent us to do this interview?
Do not read options. Code from response.
1200
-1
99
-1
Missing
3
0
No one
6
1
Afrobarometer or Hatchile Consult Ltd
227
2
Research Company
176
3
Non-government or religious organization
59
4
University / School / College
6
5
Private company
25
6
Media
2
7
Political party or politician
41
8
Government
351
9
International organization or another country
16
10
God
5
95
Other
63
98
Refused
9
99
Don’t know
211
Time interview ended
1200
Length of interview
Length of interview
1200
-1
255.310066666667
-1
Missing
5
Q101. Gender of respondent
101. Respondent’s gender
1200
1
2
1
Male
600
2
Female
600
Q102. Race of respondent
102. Respondent’s race
1200
1
2
1
Black / African
1198
2
White / European
2
3
Coloured / Mixed race
0
4
Arab / Lebanese / North African
0
5
South Asian (Indian, Pakistani, etc.)
0
6
East Asian (Chinese, Korean, Indonesian, etc.)
0
9995
Other
0
9999
Don't know
0
Q103. Language of interview
103. What was the primary language used in the interview?
1200
1
9995
1
English
134
780
Luganda
331
781
Runyankore-Rukiga
133
782
Runyoro-Rutooro
131
783
Lusoga
101
784
Lumasaaba
46
787
Ateso
90
788
Acholi/Acholi
99
789
Alur
40
790
Lugbara
43
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
1
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
13
9995
Other
38
Q103other. Language of interview (verbatim)
103. What was the primary language used in the interview? Other
1200
1162
KISWAHILI
2
KUMAM
4
LANGI
22
LULAMOGI
4
MADI
4
RUFUMBIRA
1
RULUULI
1
Q104. Type of shelter of respondent
104. In what type of shelter does the respondent live?
1200
1
8
1
Non-traditional / formal house
707
2
Traditional house / hut
360
3
Temporary structure / shack
95
4
Flat in a block of flats
3
5
Single room in a larger dwelling structure or backyard
33
7
Hostel in an industrial compound or farming compound
0
8
Other
2
Q105. Roof of respondent’s home
105. What was the roof of the respondent’s home or shelter made of?
1200
1
9
1
Metal, aluminum, tin or zinc
750
2
Tiles
2
3
Shingles
0
4
Thatch or grass
350
5
Plastic sheets
89
6
Asbestos
1
7
Multiple materials
3
8
Concrete
4
9
Some other material
1
10
Could not tell / could not see
0
Q106. Others present
106. Were there any other people immediately present who might be listening during the interview?
1200
1
5
1
No one
779
2
Spouse only
85
3
Children only
206
4
A few others
127
5
Small crowd
3
Q107a. Check with others
107a. Did the respondent check with others for information to answer any question?
1200
0
1
0
No
1182
1
Yes
18
Q107b. Influence by others
107b. Do you think anyone influenced the respondent’s answers during the interview?
1200
0
1
0
No
1176
1
Yes
24
Q107c. Approached by community/party representatives
107c. Were you approached by community and/or political party representatives?
1200
0
1
0
No
1172
1
Yes
28
Q107d. Feel threatened
107d. Did you feel threatened during the interview?
1200
0
1
0
No
1198
1
Yes
2
Q107e. Physically threatened
107e. Were you physically threatened during the interview?
1200
0
1
0
No
1198
1
Yes
2
Q108. Proportion difficulty answering
108. What proportion of the questions do you feel the respondent had difficulty answering?
1200
0
3
0
None
1040
1
Few
119
2
Some
32
3
Most
9
4
All
0
Q110a. Respondent friendly
110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: friendly, in between, or hostile?
1200
1
3
1
Friendly
1097
2
In between
100
3
Hostile
3
Q110b. Respondent interested
110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: interested, in between, or bored?
1200
1
3
1
Interested
1015
2
In between
176
3
Bored
9
Q110c. Respondent cooperative
110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: cooperative, in between, or uncooperative?
1200
1
3
1
Cooperative
1079
2
In between
116
3
Uncooperative
5
Q110d. Respondent patient
110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: patient, in between, or impatient?
1200
1
3
1
Patient
1063
2
In between
112
3
Impatient
25
Q110e. Respondent at ease
110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: at ease, in between, or suspicious?
1200
1
3
1
At ease
1032
2
In between
148
3
Suspicious
20
Q110f. Respondent honest
110. What was the respondent’s attitude toward you during the interview? Was he or she: honest, in between, or misleading?
1200
1
3
1
Honest
1006
2
In between
185
3
Misleading
9
Q112. Interviewer Number
112. Interviewer’s number
1200
UGA12
18
UGA13
18
UGA14
18
UGA15
18
UGA16
16
UGA17
16
UGA18
28
UGA19
28
UGA20
28
UGA21
28
UGA22
46
UGA23
46
UGA24
46
UGA25
46
UGA26
30
UGA27
30
UGA28
30
UGA29
30
UGA30
26
UGA31
26
UGA32
26
UGA33
26
UGA34
44
UGA35
44
UGA36
44
UGA37
44
UGA38
18
UGA39
18
UGA40
18
UGA41
18
UGA42
24
UGA43
24
UGA44
36
UGA45
36
UGA46
36
UGA47
36
UGA48
34
UGA49
34
UGA50
34
UGA51
34
Q113. Interviewer’s Age
113. Interviewer’s age
1200
20
35
20
44
23
110
24
150
25
132
26
178
27
126
28
46
29
58
30
94
31
48
32
80
33
72
34
18
35
44
Q114. Interviewer’s gender
114. Interviewer’s gender
1200
1
2
1
Male
656
2
Female
544
Q115. Interviewer rural or urban
115. Do you come from a rural or urban area?
1200
1
2
1
Rural
412
2
Urban
788
Q116. Interviewer's home language
116. Interviewer’s home language
1200
1
799
1
English
42
4
Swahili
0
780
Luganda
360
781
Runyankole
136
782
Runyoro
144
783
Lusoga
112
784
Lumasaaba
72
785
Lukhonjo
26
786
Lunyole
0
787
Ateso
26
788
Acholi
56
789
Alur
48
790
Lugbara
72
791
Madi
0
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
0
794
Lugwere
0
795
Rukiga
0
796
Rutooro
0
797
Langi
90
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
16
9995
Other
0
Q117. Interviewer's ethnic group or tribe
117. Interviewer's ethnic community, cultural group or tribe:
1200
780
799
780
Muganda
360
781
Munyankole
136
782
Munyoro
144
783
Musoga
138
784
Mugishu
36
785
Mukhonjo
0
786
Munyole
0
787
Ateso
44
788
Acholi
56
789
Alur
74
790
Lugbara
72
791
Madi
0
792
Japhadhola
0
793
Musamia
0
794
Mugwere
18
795
Mukiga
0
796
Mutooro
0
797
Langi
90
798
Sabinyi
0
799
Karamajong
32
9995
Other
0
9998
Refused to answer
0
9999
Don’t know
0
Q118. Interviewer's education
118. Interviewer’s highest level of education
1200
6
8
3
Primary school completed
0
4
Some secondary school / high school
0
5
Secondary school / high school completed
0
6
Post-secondary qualifications, other than university
134
7
Some university
120
8
University completed
946
9
Post graduate
0
Q119. Other spoken languages_first
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
1
799
1
English
42
4
Swahili
0
780
Luganda
360
781
Runyankole
136
782
Runyoro
144
783
Lusoga
112
784
Lumasaaba
72
785
Lukhonjo
26
786
Lunyole
0
787
Ateso
26
788
Acholi
56
789
Alur
48
790
Lugbara
72
791
Madi
0
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
0
794
Lugwere
0
795
Rukiga
0
796
Rutooro
0
797
Langi
90
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
16
9995
Other
0
9996
No further reply
0
Q119. Other spoken languages_second
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
1
9996
1
English
784
4
Swahili
18
780
Luganda
78
781
Runyankole
0
782
Runyoro
26
783
Lusoga
46
784
Lumasaaba
26
785
Lukhonjo
0
786
Lunyole
0
787
Ateso
0
788
Acholi
26
789
Alur
0
790
Lugbara
0
791
Madi
0
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
0
794
Lugwere
0
795
Rukiga
0
796
Rutooro
0
797
Langi
30
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
0
9995
Other
0
9996
No further reply
166
Q119. Other spoken languages_third
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
4
9996
1
English
0
4
Swahili
54
780
Luganda
310
781
Runyankole
46
782
Runyoro
0
783
Lusoga
44
784
Lumasaaba
0
785
Lukhonjo
0
786
Lunyole
46
787
Ateso
26
788
Acholi
30
789
Alur
0
790
Lugbara
0
791
Madi
44
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
0
794
Lugwere
0
795
Rukiga
68
796
Rutooro
72
797
Langi
0
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
16
9995
Other
0
9996
No further reply
444
Q119. Other spoken languages_fourth
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
780
9996
1
English
0
4
Swahili
0
780
Luganda
36
781
Runyankole
36
782
Runyoro
34
783
Lusoga
18
784
Lumasaaba
0
785
Lukhonjo
0
786
Lunyole
0
787
Ateso
30
788
Acholi
30
789
Alur
0
790
Lugbara
0
791
Madi
18
792
Japadhola
18
793
Lusamia
0
794
Lugwere
74
795
Rukiga
34
796
Rutooro
104
797
Langi
0
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
0
9995
Other
0
9996
No further reply
768
Q119. Other spoken languages_fifth
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
786
9996
1
English
0
4
Swahili
0
780
Luganda
0
781
Runyankole
0
782
Runyoro
0
783
Lusoga
0
784
Lumasaaba
0
785
Lukhonjo
0
786
Lunyole
18
787
Ateso
0
788
Acholi
30
789
Alur
18
790
Lugbara
0
791
Madi
0
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
0
794
Lugwere
18
795
Rukiga
36
796
Rutooro
34
797
Langi
0
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
0
9995
Other
0
9996
No further reply
1046
Q119. Other spoken languages_sixth
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
793
9996
1
English
0
4
Swahili
0
780
Luganda
0
781
Runyankole
0
782
Runyoro
0
783
Lusoga
0
784
Lumasaaba
0
785
Lukhonjo
0
786
Lunyole
0
787
Ateso
0
788
Acholi
0
789
Alur
0
790
Lugbara
0
791
Madi
0
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
18
794
Lugwere
0
795
Rukiga
0
796
Rutooro
36
797
Langi
0
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
0
9995
Other
0
9996
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1146
Q119. Other spoken languages_seventh
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
794
9996
1
English
0
4
Swahili
0
780
Luganda
0
781
Runyankole
0
782
Runyoro
0
783
Lusoga
0
784
Lumasaaba
0
785
Lukhonjo
0
786
Lunyole
0
787
Ateso
0
788
Acholi
0
789
Alur
0
790
Lugbara
0
791
Madi
0
792
Japadhola
0
793
Lusamia
0
794
Lugwere
18
795
Rukiga
0
796
Rutooro
0
797
Langi
0
798
Kupsabinyi
0
799
Ngakarimajong
0
9995
Other
0
9996
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1182
Q119other. Other spoken languages (verbatim)
119. Which Ugandan languages do you speak?
Tick all that apply.
1200
1182
Kakwa, Arabic
18
within country weighting factor
Respondent number
1200
0.144653717890235
3.00157500798096