Second Integrated Household Survey 2004-2005
Malawi, 2004 - 2005
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Reference ID
MWI_2004_IHS-II_v01_M
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National Statistical Office
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Dec 20, 2012
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B11 - Other response, why individual not interviewed (b11oth)
Data file: sec_b
Overview
Valid:
239
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
62
End:
81
Width:
20
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | |
| 00 | |
| 2 | |
| 3 | |
| 6 | |
| A VISIT TO MOTHER | |
| ABNORMAL | |
| ABNORMAL & KHUNYU | |
| ABSENT | |
| ADMITTED | |
| ANABLE TO SPEAK | |
| ASSISTED HIS MOTHER | |
| AT BOARDING SCHOOL | |
| AT SCHOOL | |
| AT WORK | |
| AT WORK IN BLANTYRE | |
| AVAILABLE BUT DRUNK | |
| AWAY PLAYING | |
| AWAY FOR 6HOURS | |
| AWAY FOR 8 HOURS | |
| AWAY FOR HOURS | |
| AWAY TO MANGOCHI | |
| CHILDISH | |
| DEAF | |
| DEAF & DUMB | |
| DEAF & DUMP | |
| DEAF/UNABLE TO SPEAK | |
| DID NOT SPECIFY | |
| DISABILTY | |
| DOESNT SPEAK | |
| DONT SPEAK | |
| DUMB | |
| DUMB/MUTE | |
| EAR PROBLEM | |
| EAR PLOBLEM | |
| EAR PROBLEM | |
| EPILAPSY | |
| FAILED TO ANSWER | |
| GONE TO BLANTYRE | |
| GONE TO MANGOCHI | |
| GONE TO PLAY | |
| GONE TO SCHOOL | |
| GONE TO SCHOOL TRIP | |
| HANDCAPPED | |
| HANDCARPED | |
| HE IS ADMITTED | |
| HE IS AT PRISON | |
| HEARING PROBLEM | |
| HOUSE HOLD HOLD CHOR | |
| ILL | |
| KIDS NOT AVAILABLE | |
| KIDS NOT AVAILABLE | |
| KIDS NOT AVAILABLE | |
| KNOWLEDGEABLE | |
| LAME-ONE SHORT LEG | |
| LOOK AFTER CATTLE | |
| MENTAL DISORDER | |
| MENTAL DISTABLED | |
| MENTAL IMPAIRED | |
| MENTALLY DIS ABLED | |
| MENTALLY DIS ORDER | |
| MENTALLY DISTIRBED | |
| MENTALLY DISABLED | |
| MENTALLY DISORDERED | |
| MENTALLY DISTABED | |
| MENTALLY DISTUBED | |
| MENTALLY DISTURBED | |
| MENTALLY PERTURBED | |
| MENTALLY SICK | |
| MENTALY DESABLED | |
| MENTALY DISTABED | |
| MENTALY HANDCAPPED | |
| MENTARY DISABLED | |
| NOT ALLOWED TO TALK | |
| NOT AT HOME | |
| NOT FOUND | |
| NOT PROVIDE INFOR | |
| NOY FOUND | |
| PARTIAL DEAF | |
| PARTIALLY DEAF | |
| PLAYING FOOT BALL | |
| PLESENT BUT NOT ABLE | |
| PRESENT BUT CHILDISH | |
| REFUSED | |
| REFUSED TO ANSWER | |
| SCHOOL | |
| SEPARATION OF MARRIA | |
| SHE IS DEAF | |
| SHE WAS A NAMWALI | |
| SHE WENT KUSIMBA | |
| SHORT ABSENCE | |
| SHORT ABSENT | |
| SICK | |
| STAYING WITH ANOTHER | |
| STAYS IN BLANTYRE | |
| STUDENT | |
| THE HHH WAS ACTIVE | |
| TOO SASHY | |
| TOO SHAY | |
| TOO SHY | |
| TOO YOUNG | |
| TOO YOUNG TO ANSWER | |
| UN KNOWLEDGABLE | |
| UN ABLE TO HEAR | |
| UN KNOWLEDGABLE | |
| UNABLE TO GIVE INFO. | |
| UNABLE TO RESPOND | |
| UNABLE TO SPEAK | |
| UNKNOWLEDGABLE | |
| UNKNOWLEDGEABLE | |
| UNKNOWLEDGEBLE | |
| UNKNOWLEGABLE | |
| UNKNOWLEGEABLE | |
| UNKNOWREGEABLE | |
| UNKOWLEDGEABLE | |
| UNKWOLEDGABLE | |
| VERY SICK | |
| VERY YOUNG | |
| WAS DEAF | |
| WAS IN SOUTH AFRICA | |
| WENT TO CHURCH | |
| WENT TO BLANTRYE | |
| WENT TO FIELD | |
| WENT TO PLAY | |
| WENT TO SCHOOL | |
| WENT TOPLAY. | |
| WORKING SOMEWHERE |
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.