The Zambia Access to ACT Initiative Survey 2009
Zambia, 2009
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Oct 13, 2011
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Non-Food Item Cost (30 days) (a82_05)
Data file: mnfood
Overview
Valid:
897
Invalid:
25859
Minimum:
0
Maximum:
600000
Mean:
38929.155
Standard deviation:
72756.004
Type:
Continuous
Decimal:
0
Start:
8
End:
13
Width:
6
Range:
-
Format:
Questions and instructions
Literal question
How much did your household spend on ........ in the past 30 days?
Interviewer instructions
This question will only be asked for non-food item that were purchased or received for free. Find out from the respondent how much the household spent on a particular non-food item 30 days prior to the survey. If a particular non-food item was purchased more than once in the last 30 days, these purchases have to be added up and the total value in Zambian Kwacha be indicated in the appropriate box.
Then, for all purchased or gifted non-food items add up the total and indicate in the box provided.
Then, for all purchased or gifted non-food items add up the total and indicate in the box provided.
Description
Definition
Public transport to and from work - refer to costs incurred by a household in the past 30 days on public transport when going to and coming back from work.
Public transport to and from school - refer to costs incurred by a household in the past 30 days on public transport when going to and coming back from school.
Public transport to and from health facility - refer to costs incurred by a household in the past 30 days, on public transport when going to and coming back from a health facility.
Other Public transport - Refer to any other costs not mentioned, incurred by a household on public transport in the past 30 days.
Health consultations - This refer to both medical consultation for a medical doctor and/or for a traditional healer.
Lab fees - These are fees related to any laboratory tests e.g blood samples, urine, stool sputum test etc.
Medicines - These are fees spent on drugs at the facility or bought at a pharmarcy e.g amoxyl, coartem brufen etc.
Hospitalisation - This is commonly known as admission. E. g at UTH in a high cost ward a patient is required to pay admission fee. This will also include cost for food consumed during the time of admission.
Other related expenditure - Any other costs not mentioned.
Public transport to and from school - refer to costs incurred by a household in the past 30 days on public transport when going to and coming back from school.
Public transport to and from health facility - refer to costs incurred by a household in the past 30 days, on public transport when going to and coming back from a health facility.
Other Public transport - Refer to any other costs not mentioned, incurred by a household on public transport in the past 30 days.
Health consultations - This refer to both medical consultation for a medical doctor and/or for a traditional healer.
Lab fees - These are fees related to any laboratory tests e.g blood samples, urine, stool sputum test etc.
Medicines - These are fees spent on drugs at the facility or bought at a pharmarcy e.g amoxyl, coartem brufen etc.
Hospitalisation - This is commonly known as admission. E. g at UTH in a high cost ward a patient is required to pay admission fee. This will also include cost for food consumed during the time of admission.
Other related expenditure - Any other costs not mentioned.