Ethiopian Rural Household Survey 1989-2009

Ethiopia, 1989 - 2009

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ETH_1989-2009_ERHS_v01_M

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International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI), Centre for the study of African Economies (CSAE), Department of Economics, Addis Ababa University (AAU)

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Data file: ERHS 1994a_r1p1s9

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Categories

Value	Category
1	Large family size
2	Low farm productivity/Poor farm technology
3	Rain failure (Belg;Meher;Meher and Belg)
4	Crop damage by pests/Natural disaster (flood, wind,...)
5	Depletion of food stock
6	Newly formed household (marriage)
7	Poor soil quality/erosion
8	Old age/Poor health
9	Small land holding, landlessness
10	Lack of oxen, other livestock/farm tools
11	Lack of assets (money, jewellery, etc...)
12	No family support (no remittance)
13	Lack of off-farm employment/income opportunities
14	Lack of alternative non-agricultural skills
15	Lack of seeds (improved/local) and fertilizer
16	Lack/shortage of household labour
17	Ownership of oxen, other livestock/farm tools
18	Sufficient food stock
19	Expereince from previous drought
20	Have productive farm labour to assist
21	Market supply of grain/other food
22	Involvement in off-farm activities
23	Good weather condition
24	Reduced pressure from local/PA authorities (No AMC quota)
25	Lack of grazing land
26	livestock disease
32	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.

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