CGAP Financial Diaries with Smallholder Households 2014-2015
Tanzania, 2014 - 2015
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Cash flow category (cf_category)
Data file: CGAP Smallholder Diaries_Data Set TAN Cash Flows_18 Feb 16
Overview
Valid:
71016
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Start:
67
End:
145
Width:
79
Format:
Questions and instructions
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| Accessories: bags, belts, jewelry | |
| Act as Moneyguard | |
| Agent credit | |
| Agricultural Income | |
| Alcohol purchased (either in home or at pub/bar/club) | |
| Arrears owed by respondent | |
| Bedroom furniture including carpets | |
| Blankets, sheets, and other linens | |
| Books, newspapers, and magazines | |
| Books, notebooks, pens, etc. | |
| Borrowing from an Informal Group | |
| Broker income | |
| Building materials (bricks, cement, roofing sheets) | |
| Buses, other public transport | |
| Cash lost , stolen, missing | |
| Cash on hand now | |
| Casual employment | |
| Cell phone, smart phone | |
| Checking or Savings Account | |
| Chicken and other poultry | |
| Cigarettes and smoking supplies | |
| Clothes and shoes | |
| Contributions to community police or neighborhood association | |
| Credit Given to Clients | |
| DVDs, video games | |
| Diapers and other baby supplies | |
| Dining room and kitchen furniture | |
| Donations to church or mosque, or to a charity | |
| Electricity, phone charging | |
| Electronic gadgets (iPods, cameras, etc.) | |
| Exotic or improved cows | |
| Expensive items of clothing | |
| Farming tool | |
| Farmland | |
| Food from restaurants, take aways, delivery, street food | |
| Friends and Family: Borrowing | |
| Friends and Family: Lending | |
| Gas (for cooking), firewood, paraffin, charcoal, etc. | |
| Goats | |
| Groceries/food to be eaten at home (include baby food) | |
| Health Insurance | |
| Hire / Installment Purchase | |
| Home maintenance or repairs (painting, construction, etc) | |
| House girls and cleaning help | |
| Housekeeping supplies (soap, Omo, etc) | |
| Individual Loan from Institution | |
| Informal Credit at a Store / Service Provider (e.g., boda boda) | |
| Internet service, cyber cafes | |
| Keeping Money (Cash) at Home | |
| Land or plot (no building on it) | |
| Layaway | |
| Legal/lawyer fees | |
| Local cows | |
| Medical services (clinics, hospitals, dispensaries) | |
| Medicines | |
| Mobile Money | |
| Moneylender Borrowing | |
| Motorbike, motorcycle | |
| Multi-item shopping trips | |
| Non-employment | |
| Other education-related expenses (room, board, lunches, uniforms, pocket money) | |
| Other entertainment | |
| Other furniture | |
| Other income generating activity | |
| Other livestock | |
| Other valuable | |
| Othertools or equipment | |
| Outdoor furniture | |
| Pass-through income | |
| Penalties, fines, fees (including parking tickets) | |
| Personal care services (saloon, hair, barber, etc.) | |
| Personal care, toiletries, beauty products | |
| Pet supplies, animal feeds | |
| Petrol and oil | |
| Pigs | |
| Posho mill / Grinding machine | |
| Pre-paid phone credit and data bundles | |
| Public TV and movies | |
| Purchase of gifts for other household members | |
| Recreation, trips, outings, special events, religious events | |
| Regular employment | |
| Rent | |
| Rental Income | |
| Resources given outside the household | |
| Resources received from outside the household | |
| Saving in a Rotating Savings Group | |
| Saving in an ASCA | |
| School fees (tuition), extra classes | |
| Self-employment | |
| Services (tailor, shoe repair, etc) | |
| Sewing machine | |
| Sheep | |
| Supplier Credit | |
| Tafu airtime credit | |
| Taxes | |
| Taxi service | |
| Television | |
| Torch(es) | |
| Toys and games | |
| Traditional healers | |
| Use Moneyguard | |
| Utensils | |
| Vehicle hire | |
| Vehicle, bicycle maintenance and repairs | |
| Wage or Rental Arrears owed TO respondents | |
| Water (for drinking, washing, bathing) | |
| Welfare Group | |
| Wheelbarrow or cart |
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.