Comprehensive Food Security and Vulnerability Analysis 2006
Rwanda, 2006
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3_10.6 What did the household do to compensate,,, (s1036b_3)
Data file: June_10_Section1_11
Overview
Valid:
0
Valid:
0
Invalid:
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0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
2
Start:
6696
End:
6700
Width:
5
Range:
-
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Questions and instructions
Literal question
What did the household do to compensate for those losses?
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 1 | Rely or less preferred |
| 2 | Borrowed food |
| 3 | Purchased food on credit |
| 4 | Consumed more wild foods or hunted |
| 5 | Consumed seed stock held for next season |
| 6 | Reduced the proportions of the meals |
| 7 | Adults ate less so that children could eat |
| 8 | Reduced number of meals per day |
| 9 | Skipped days without eating |
| 10 | Some HH members migrated temporarlly |
| 11 | Some HH members migrated permanently |
| 12 | Reduced expenditures on health and educaion |
| 13 | Spent savings |
| 14 | Borrowed money |
| 15 | Sold HH articles |
| 16 | Sold agricultural tools,seeds |
| 17 | Sold building materials |
| 18 | Sold HH furniture |
| 19 | Sold HH poultry,birds,ducks |
| 20 | Sold small animals-goats,sheep,pigs |
| 21 | Sold big animals-oxen,cow,bulls |
| 22 | Rented out land |
| 23 | Sold land |
| 24 | Worked for food only |
| 25 | Extended working hours |
| 26 | Children taken out of school |
| 27 | Moved house |
| 99 | ND |
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.
Interviewer instructions
For the four first main shocks above, please complete the following table using the codes. Please be consistent in the ranking. Complete one line at the time., starting with the letter listed above for the rank 1 to 4
Question post text
If K, L or ,M or N was selected, please ask the following else à Section 11