Integrated Household Living Conditions Survey 2005
Rwanda, 2005
Reference ID
RWA_2005_EICV-II_v01_M
Producer(s)
Direction de la Statistique (DS)
Metadata
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May 02, 2012
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- Data files
- eng_eicv2_s0_id
- eng_eicv2_s0_IDmerged
- eng_eicv2_s1_demo
- eng_eicv2_s2_education
- eng_eicv2_s3_health
- eng_eicv2_s4_migration
- eng_eicv2_s5_housing
- eng_eicv2_s5e_services
- eng_eicv2_s6abc_employment
- eng_eicv2_s6d_employment_roster
- eng_eicv2_s6e_employ_wages
- eng_eicv2_s6f_nonremuner
- eng_eicv2_s7_enterprise
- eng_eicv2_s8a1_livestock
- eng_eicv2_s8a2_livestock_products
- eng_eicv2_s8a3_livestock_expenditure
- eng_eicv2_s8b_ag_assets
- eng_eicv2_s8c_ag_plots
- eng_eicv2_s8d_ag_production1
- eng_eicv2_s8e_ag_production2
- eng_eicv2_s8f_ag_other
- eng_eicv2_s8g_ag_expense
- eng_eicv2_s8h_ag_process
- eng_eicv2_s9a1_nfood_annual
- eng_eicv2_s9a2_nfood_month
- eng_eicv2_s9a3_nfood_freq
- eng_eicv2_s9b_food
- eng_eicv2_s9c_availability
- eng_eicv2_s9d_ex_owncons
- eng_eicv2_s10a_transfer_out
- eng_eicv2_s10b_transfer_in
- eng_eicv2_s10c_misc
- eng_eicv2_s11a_credit
- eng_eicv2_s11b_durables
- eng_eicv2_s11c_savings
- employment
- employment_onejobonly
- eng_eicv2_b_filters
-
poverty
file_161206 -
poverty
file_161206_EICV2only - eng_eicv2_com0_intro
- eng_eicv2_com1_migration
- eng_eicv2_com2_econactivity
- eng_eicv2_com3_education
- eng_eicv2_com4_health
- eng_eicv2_com5_agri
- eng_eicv2_com6_livestock
- eng_eicv2_com7_ag_extention
- eng_eicv2_com8_comm_service
- deflators
most frequent illnesses in the cell: 1 of 3 (c4q7_1)
Data file: eng_eicv2_com4_health
Overview
Valid:
440
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
21
End:
21
Width:
1
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | malaria |
| 2 | parasites |
| 3 | respiratory infections |
| 4 | tuberculosis |
| 5 | skin ailments |
| 6 | leprosy |
| 7 | dental problems |
| 8 | other |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.