Hunger Safety Net Programme Impact Evaluation 2009-2010

Kenya, 2009 - 2010

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KEN_2009_HSNP-BL_v01_M

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T5DQ06 Description (T5DQ06_OtherDes)

Data file: HHMember

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Valid: 269

Invalid: 0

Type: Discrete

Start: 1008

End: 1103

Width: 96

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Value	Category
Absent with his mother.
Arrested in sudan
Attend agriculture seminar in nairobi
Away for ashort period of time.
Buy family goods at Lokichar
Collecting bush product for sale
Collecting bush product for sale.
Collecting bush productfor sale
Domestic indifference.
Gone for medical treatment
Missing for fourteen days.
Not yet born by then
Plead with sch. Admin 4 admision
Stays at his hh away.
Visit to his second wife.
Visited his other hh.
Went to look 4 assistance 2 help the son admted to sch.
abroad
accompanied her mother while she was away
admited to hospital
adobted by mother-n-law
attanding personal issues
attend funneral
attended church choir
attended job workshop
attending church function
attending traditional ceremony with the mother
away for targeting
away for targeting and treatment
away to hospital
away to targeting
away with the grand mother
away with the mother
borrow food from friends
borrow food from relatives
both herding and visiting other spouse
brought along by the mother
business issues
by death
came for targeting
carried by her mother.
collect bush products for consumption
ent with themother.
followed debtors
for registration
go with there parent
going with her mother .
gone for medical check up
gone to borrow food from relatives
gone to buy business stock
gone to buy food for the family
gone to collect dowery
gone to help a relative plant crops in his farm
gone to register for hsnp
gone to register for secondary school
gone to sell charcoal
gone to sell livestock
gone to spy for cattle rustlers
gone to visit parents
gone to visit the second wife
gone to wait for HSNP registration
gone with his mother .
grandfather
guarding hh farm
he is in the bush .
he is leaving in wajir
he is staing with his grandmother
he is stayen with his grandmother .
he is staying with his grandmoher
he is with his grandfather .
he joined the hh 10 months ago.
he want hospital to wajir for his young doughter
he want to grand mother .
he want to take milk in the bush coz his grandmother is leaving in the bush .
he was with his family because he is not a hh member
he whent to look for his mad brother who got lost
his other family
holiday
imprisoned
insecurity
job huntig loking for job
lived with her husband before he died
look for water
looking for bush product for sale
looking for lost carmel
looking for stolen livestock
married and moved out of family house
medication
meet with area mp
mother took with the child
move with their mother
mum went with the kid
not a hh member
not a hh member but main provider
not hh member
nowhrer to be found.
persona issues
personal issue
personal issues
personl issues
sales of miraa
seperated from hh
she is kenya ap ( askari ) and was transfer to madogashi garissa district .
she is leaving her grandmother .
she is not living with her parent
she is staing with her grand mother
she is with her grandmother
she went to her dad coz she fought with her husband ab
staing her house but not the house of mother
staying he is parent, there is conflict between him and his wife.
staying ith hi aunty
staying with het grand mother
stays at his home
studing duksi
studing with duksi and his with his grnadfather
take child to school(deaf)
taken to relatives for insecurity reasons
to be rrgistered for hsnp
to borrow a goat from a friend
to borrow food from family friends
to borrow food from family friends and relatives
to borrow food from familyfriends and relatives
to borrow food from friends
to borrow food from relatives
to borrow food from relatives and friends
to borrow livestock from friends
to collect bush products for consumption
to collect wild fruits
to collect wild fruits for consumption
to look for a school
to look for husband rights.
to look for lost donkey
to search the lost carmels
to sell charcoal
to visit friends
to visit the mother
to visit traditional healer
too young move with her mother
took a sick person to hospital
took child to hospital
took child to school
took her child to scondary school
took the child to hospital
travelled with mother
travelled with the mother
treatment
visint other spouse and herding
visit a traditional doctor
visit friend
visit friends
visit her husband when he was addmited in hospital.
visit other spouse
visit the other wif
visit to traditional doctor
visited his second wife for aweek.
visited hospital
visiting his ant which is leaving in the bush , in order to milk of the camels
visiting his mother which is in the bush.
visiting his second wife.
visiting his uant
visiting other spouse
visiting other spouse and herding
visiting other wife
visiting spouse
was displaced by floods
was not born
was not born by then
was not hh member before
was not married yet
was not yet born
was staying with her family since she was not married then
was still with husband before separation caused by post election violence
was with the mother,
went for a seminar to represent the community.
went for burial
went for church service
went for school choir
went to collect money from wajir
went to collect wild fruits
went to collect wild fruits for the family
went to his other family in mandera
went to hospital
went to hsnp registration centre and slept there for four days because it was too far
went to look for lost camel
went to look for lost carmel
went to register for hsnp
went to sell bush fruits
went to visit sick relative
whent to visit the first wife,
wife stayed in wajir currently moved to garsekhoftu
with her husband and kids
with his grandmother
with his mother
with the mother
with the mother to visit relatives
with the mother who went to sell charcoal
working in mombassa ( with public driver )

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.

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