DDI_ARM_2022_GTUS_v01_M_WB Development Data Group 2023-07-26 NADA Version 01 (2023-07-26) Special Survey on Time Use and Gender Disparities 2022 GTUS 2022 ARM_2022_GTUS_v01_M World Bank Poverty and Equity, South Caucasus (EECPV) Caucasus Research Resource Centers Armenia (CRRC) NADA Hewlett Foundation World Bank - v2.1: Edited, anonymous dataset for public distribution. Armenia National coverage, representative at the national, rural/urban/Yerevan-levels. Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi] eng_gender_timeuse_final_weighted Wave 1 Data - Special Survey on Time Use and Gender Disparities 2022 3059 455 eng_gender_timeuse_2nd_weighted Wave 2 Data - Special Survey on Time Use and Gender Disparities 2022 1603 255 Interview conduction date 3059 22-05-2022 20-06-2022 Submission Date 3059 22-05-2022 12:41:29 21-06-2022 10:12:00 Start Time 3059 22-05-2022 12:18:28 20-06-2022 21:17:49 Duration 3059 368 30961 Interviewer ID 3059 11 47 S3. Responder ID 3059 1101 36100 S4. Gender 3059 1 2 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA S5. What is your age? 3059 18 999 S.5. age_merge 3055 4 1 3 1 18-35 2 36-55 3 56+ Sysmiss S6. In your opinion, who is the head of your household? 1588 1471 1 99 1 Myself 2 Husband/Partner 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Brother 6 Sister 7 Mother 8 Father 9 Grandmother 10 Grandfather 11 Mother-in-law 12 Father-in-law 13 Brother-in-law 14 Sister-in-law 15 Grandmother-in-law 16 Grandfather-in-law 17 Aunt 18 Uncle 19 Cousin, 20 Niece 21 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss S6. In your opinion, who is the head of your household? Other 183 2876 1 13 There is no HH head 1 All members of the HH 2 Husband and wife 3 Daugther-in-law 4 Son-in-low 5 Husband and sons 6 Responder and daugther 7 Responder and sons 8 Senior members of HH and spouse 9 Responder and father 10 Parents 11 Responder, husband and son 12 Responder and sister 13 Husband's parents Sysmiss S6. In your opinion, who is the head of your household? Other_merged 183 2876 1 2 1 Female 2 Male Sysmiss s6. In your opinion, who is the head of your household? men 1471 1588 1 99 1 Myself 2 Wife/Partner 3 Son 4 Daughter 5 Brother 6 Sister 7 Mother 8 Father 9 Grandmother 10 Grandfather 11 Mother-in-law 12 Father-in-law 13 Brother-in-law 14 Sister-in-law 15 Grandmother-in-law 16 Grandfather-in-law 17 Aunt 18 Uncle 19 Cousin, 20 Niece 21 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss s6. In your opinion, who is the head of your household? Other 81 2978 21 There is no HH head 1 All members of the HH 2 Husband and wife 10 Parents 14 Responder's sister's husband 15 Responder's son and daugther-in-law 16 Responder and mother 18 Responder and parent 19 Responder and brother 20 Grandchild 21 God Sysmiss s6. In your opinion, who is the head of your household? Other_merged 81 2978 1 2 1 Female 2 Male Sysmiss HH head gender 3059 1 2 1 Female 2 Male S7. What is your marital status? 3053 6 1 5 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss S8. Are there any children who are living in this household with you? 3058 1 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss S8.1 How many children live in the household? 1698 1361 1 7 S8.2 How old is the 1st child of the HH? 1698 1361 999 S8.2 How old is the 2nd child of the HH? 1089 1970 99 S8.2 How old is the 3rd child of the HH? 385 2674 99 S8.2 How old is the 4th child of the HH? 92 2967 99 S8.2 How old is the 5th child of the HH? 31 3028 99 S8.2 How old is the 6th child of the HH? 3 3056 3 5 S8.2 How old is the 7th child of the HH? 1 3058 2 2 S9. Where do you live now? 3059 1 11 1 Yerevan 2 Ararat 3 Armavir 4 Aragatsotn 5 Gegharkunik 6 Kotayk 7 Lori 8 Shirak 9 Syunik 10 Tavush 11 Vayots Dzor 98 DK 99 RA S10 Would you consider the area you live in now to be urban or rural? 3059 1 2 1 Urban/Town 2 Rural/Village 98 DK 99 RA Settlement type 3059 1 3 1 Yerevan 2 Urban 3 Rural 98 DK 99 RA 1. Q1. What is the highest level of education that you have completed? 3059 1 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA 1. Q2. Can you tell me if you have done any work in the last seven days, even fo 3059 98 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 1.Q2.1 Although you did not work in the last seven days, do you have any job or 1153 1906 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q2.2 What is the main reason you did not work in the last seven days? 1155 1904 1 99 1 Student 2 Homemaker 3 Pensioner 4 Don’t want to work 5 Have found a job, waiting for it to start 6 Have given up looking for job 7 Family circumstances 8 Taking care of child 9 Taking care of elderly person at home 10 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q2.2 What is the main reason you did not work in the last seven days? Other 302 2757 1 18 1 Searching for a job 2 On a maternity/paternity leave 3 Have health issues 4 Seasonal work 5 Has an apartment/area for rent 6 Engaged in farming/livestock raising 7 Can't find a suitable job 8 Just moved to the current residence 9 Was fired 10 On a vacation 11 No jobs available 12 Because of pregnancy 13 still studying/just finished studies 14 The company has been dissolved 15 Undergoing training 16 Preparing for exams 17 Salary is low 18 Has no time Sysmiss 1․Q2.3 Have you been looking for/ have you searched a job in the last 30 days? 1058 2001 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q3 If a job had been available during the past week or will be available in th 208 2851 98 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q4 Which of the following best describes your employment status? 1904 1155 1 99 1 Employee with a written contract (by order) 2 Hired employee with verbal consent 3 Employer (owner with permanent involvement of employee (s)) 4 self-employed (including in Agriculture) 5 Unpaid worker family member 6 Production / Consumer Corporation Member 7 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q4 Which of the following best describes your employment status? Other 5 3054 1 2 1 Job on daily payment bases 2 Member of family business Sysmiss Which of the following is the property of your workplace (also, work in aglicult 1904 1155 1 99 1 State / community / condominium 2 Representation of a non-governmental / religious organization / international organization 3 Private (including Agriculture) 4 Private employer (who hires employees to run his / her HH: nanny / maid / driver, milkman / foreman, etc.) 5 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss Which of the following is the property of your workplace (also, work in aglicult 3059 1.Q.4.2 How many hours per week do you work in your main job? 1904 1155 1 999 1.Q.4.3 What is the main activity of the business or organization? 1904 1155 1 99 1 Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing 2 Mining and quarrying 3 Manufacturing 4 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 5 Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 6 Construction 7 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles 8 Transportations and warehouse economy 9 Accommodation and food service activities 10 Information and communication 11 Financial and insurance activities 12 Real Estate Activities 13 Professional, Scientific and Technical Activities, such as Legal, accounting, management, architecture 14 Administrative and Support Service Activities 15 Public Administration and Defence; Compulsory Social Security 16 Education 17 Human Health and Social Work Activities 18 Arts, Entertainment and Recreation 19 Other Service Activities 20 Domestic work for another household 21 Other 22 Crafts and related trades 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q.4.3 What is the main activity of the business or organization? Other 3059 1.Q5. Do you have a secondary job? 1936 1123 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q.5.1 How many hours per week did you work in your secondary job? 285 2774 1 999 1.Q.5.2 What is the main activity of the business or organization for second job 285 2774 1 99 1 Agriculture, hunting, forestry and fishing 2 Mining and quarrying 3 Manufacturing 4 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 5 Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 6 Construction 7 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles, motorcycles 8 Transportations and warehouse economy 9 Accommodation and food service activities 10 Information and communication 11 Financial and insurance activities 12 Real Estate Activities 13 Professional, Scientific and Technical Activities, such as Legal, accounting, management, architecture 14 Administrative and Support Service Activities 15 Public Administration and Defence; Compulsory Social Security 16 Education 17 Human Health and Social Work Activities 18 Arts, Entertainment and Recreation 19 Other Service Activities 20 Domestic work for another household 21 Other 22 Crafts and related trades 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q.5.2 What is the main activity of the business or organization for second job 3059 1․ Q. 6 Did you carry on any activities that contributed to income for your ho 3059 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 2․Q1. How many people NOT including yourself, live in your household? 3059 14 2. Q1.1 How many of them is living in the HH right now? 3059 14 block2_repeat_count 3059 2. Q3. Gender of the 1st household member 2810 249 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 1st household member 2810 249 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 1st household member to you 1441 1618 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 1st household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 1st household member to you/ Men 1369 1690 1 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 1st household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 1st household member 2711 348 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 1st household member has completed 2684 375 1 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 10 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 2711 348 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 106 2953 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 23 3036 2 No 1 Yes 2 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 2nd household member 2380 679 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 2nd household member 2380 679 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 2nd household member to you 1200 1859 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 2nd household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 2nd household member to you/ Men 1180 1879 1 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 2nd household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 2nd household member 1919 1140 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 2nd household member has completed 1836 1223 1 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 10 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 1919 1140 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 486 2573 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 95 2964 99 No 1 Yes 2 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 3rd household member 1876 1183 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 3rd household member 1876 1183 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 3rd household member to you 942 2117 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 3rd household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 3rd household member to you/ Men 934 2125 1 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 3rd household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 3rd household member 1242 1817 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 3rd household member has completed 1136 1923 1 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 10 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 1242 1817 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 623 2436 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 140 2919 2 No 1 Yes 2 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 4th household member 1254 1805 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 4th household member 1254 1805 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 4th household member to you 626 2433 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 4th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 4th household member to you/ Men 628 2431 1 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 4th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 4th household member 527 2532 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 4th household member has completed 462 2597 1 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 10 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 527 2532 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 603 2456 98 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 211 2848 2 No 1 Yes 2 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 5th household member 733 2326 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 5th household member 733 2326 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 5th household member to you 356 2703 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 5th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 5th household member to you/ Men 377 2682 1 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 5th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 5th household member 227 2832 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 5th household member has completed 201 2858 1 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 227 2832 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 359 2700 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 183 2876 2 No 1 Yes 2 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 6th household member 331 2728 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 6th household member 331 2728 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 6th household member to you 159 2900 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 6th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 6th household member to you/ Men 172 2887 2 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 6th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 6th household member 85 2974 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 6th household member has completed 76 2983 3 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 85 2974 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 154 2905 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 103 2956 2 No 1 Yes 2 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 7th household member 130 2929 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 7th household member 130 2929 9999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 7th household member to you 71 2988 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 7th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 7th household member to you/ Men 59 3000 2 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 7th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 7th household member 37 3022 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 7th household member has completed 33 3026 3 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 37 3022 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 48 3011 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 49 3010 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 8th household member 67 2992 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 8th household member 67 2992 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 8th household member to you 36 3023 1 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 8th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 8th household member to you/ Men 31 3028 2 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 8th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 8th household member 20 3039 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 8th household member has completed 20 3039 4 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 20 3039 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 25 3034 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 24 3035 2 No 1 Yes 2 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 9th household member 36 3023 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 9th household member 36 3023 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 9th household member to you 21 3038 2 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 9th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 9th household member to you/ Men 15 3044 2 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 9th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 9th household member 10 3049 1 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 9th household member has completed 10 3049 5 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 10 3049 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 14 3045 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 13 3046 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 10th household member 20 3039 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 10th household member 20 3039 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 10th household member to you 13 3046 2 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 10th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 10th household member to you/ Men 7 3052 3 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 10th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 10th household member 6 3053 98 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 10th household member has completed 6 3053 98 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 6 3053 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 4 3055 1 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 11 3048 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 11st household member 7 3052 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 11st household member 7 3052 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 11st household member to you 5 3054 9 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 11st household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 11st household member to you/ Men 2 3057 14 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 11st household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 11st household member 3 3056 98 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 11st household member has completed 3 3056 98 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 3 3056 98 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 2 3057 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 2 3057 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 12nd household member 5 3054 2 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 12nd household member 5 3054 4 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 12nd household member to you 3 3056 14 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 12nd household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 12nd household member to you/ Men 2 3057 14 99 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 12nd household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 12nd household member 3 3056 98 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 12nd household member has completed 3 3056 98 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 3 3056 98 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 1 3058 1 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 1 3058 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 13rd household member 4 3055 1 99 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 13rd household member 4 3055 4 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 13rd household member to you 3 3056 14 99 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 13rd household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 13rd household member to you/ Men 1 3058 14 14 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 13rd household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 13rd household member 2 3057 98 99 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 13rd household member has completed 2 3057 98 99 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 2 3057 98 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 1 3058 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 1 3058 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q3. Gender of the 14th household member 2 3057 2 98 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q4 Age of the 14th household member 2 3057 3 999 2. Q5 Relationship of the 14th household member to you 2 3057 14 98 1 Husband /Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 14th household member to you. Other 3059 2. Q5 Relationship of the 14th household member to you/ Men 3059 1 Wife/Partner 2 Child 3 Sibling 4 Parent 5 Grandparent 6 Father-in-law / Mother-in-law 7 Brother-in-law / Sister-in-law 8 Grandparent-in-law 9 Niece/nephew/ Cousin 10 Aunt/Uncle from mother's side 11 Aunt/Uncle from father's side 12 Friend 13 Son-in-law/ Daughter-in-law 14 Grandson/ Granddaughter 15 Stepson/ Stepdaughter 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q5 Relationship of the 14th household member to you/ Men. Other 3059 2. Q6 Marital status of the 14th household member 1 3058 98 98 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q7. Highest level of education he 14th household member has completed 1 3058 98 98 1 Never attended school 2 Primary 3 Incomplete secondary 4 Secondary 5 Preliminary Vocational (Handicraft, Industrial, Technical College, College) 6 Incomplete Higher 7 Higher professional (Bachelor, or professional; 5 years) 8 Higher (Masters) 9 Postgraduate 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q8. Is this household member currently working? 1 3058 98 98 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q9. Is this household member currently in school? 3059 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 2. Q10. Is this household member in any sort of childcare, daycare, or nursery? 1 3058 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss diff. The number of absent HH members 3059 2․Q11.1 Number of absent members of the household (not involved in the proevio 375 2684 7 2․Q11.2 Number of absent members of the household (not involved in the proevio 375 2684 8 2․Q11.3 Number of absent members of the household (not involved in the proevio 375 2684 5 2․Q11.4 Number of absent members of the household (not involved in the proevio 375 2684 5 2 Q. 12 Did your household received money transfer over the last 12 months? 3059 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekday - HOUR 3002 57 1 16 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekday - MINUTE 58 3001 4 45 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekend - HOUR 2990 69 1 20 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekend - MINUTE 58 3001 4 45 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekday - HOUR 258 2801 1 23 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekday - MINUTE 33 3026 7 40 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekend - HOUR 262 2797 1 23 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekend - MINUTE 32 3027 2 45 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekday - HOUR 66 2993 1 23 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekday - MINUTE 9 3050 2 30 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekend - HOUR 65 2994 1 12 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekend - MINUTE 9 3050 25 30 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekday - HOUR 662 2397 1 8 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekday - MINUTE 170 2889 2 50 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekend - HOUR 543 2516 1 12 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekend - MINUTE 110 2949 3 45 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekday - HOUR 279 2780 1 20 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekday - MINUTE 307 2752 1 50 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekend - HOUR 149 2910 1 16 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekend - MINUTE 74 2985 3 50 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekday - HOUR 697 2362 1 23 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekday - MINUTE 90 2969 5 40 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekend - HOUR 717 2342 1 22 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekend - MINUTE 67 2992 1 45 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekday - H 1762 1297 1 23 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekday - M 43 3016 5 48 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekend - H 890 2169 1 23 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekend - M 29 3030 4 45 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekday - 426 2633 1 20 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekday - 1330 1729 1 55 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekend - 168 2891 1 20 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekend - 560 2499 1 50 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekday - HOUR 291 2768 1 23 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekday - MINUTE 47 3012 1 50 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekend - HOUR 230 2829 1 12 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekend - MINUTE 41 3018 1 45 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekday - HOUR 861 2198 1 10 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekday - MINU 354 2705 2 45 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekend - HOUR 827 2232 1 20 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekend - MINU 292 2767 1 45 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekday - HOUR 99 2960 1 14 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekday - MINUTE 86 2973 1 55 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekend - HOUR 52 3007 1 22 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekend - MINUTE 26 3033 1 50 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 1317 1742 1 20 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 281 2778 1 55 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 1650 1409 1 20 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 266 2793 1 50 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 2126 933 1 23 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 491 2568 3 50 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 2154 905 1 23 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 416 2643 1 50 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekday - HOUR 1123 1936 1 20 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekday - MINUTE 2047 1012 1 50 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekend - HOUR 1244 1815 1 20 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekend - MINUTE 1964 1095 1 50 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekday - HOUR 406 2653 1 20 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekday - MINUTE 592 2467 1 50 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekend - HOUR 439 2620 1 20 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekend - MINUTE 340 2719 1 50 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekday - HOUR 828 2231 1 20 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekday - MINUTE 1136 1923 2 50 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekend - HOUR 1060 1999 1 20 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekend - MINUTE 959 2100 1 50 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekday - HOUR 1413 1646 1 20 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekday - MINUTE 415 2644 1 50 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekend - HOUR 1527 1532 1 20 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekend - MINUTE 334 2725 1 50 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekday - HOUR 1212 1847 1 6 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekday - MINUTE 1839 1220 1 50 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekend - HOUR 1317 1742 1 9 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekend - MINUTE 1733 1326 1 50 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekday - HOUR 360 2699 1 15 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekday - MINUT 364 2695 2 50 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekend - HOUR 375 2684 1 15 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekend - MINUT 339 2720 2 50 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekday - HOUR 912 2147 1 20 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekday - MINUTE 770 2289 2 55 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekend - HOUR 686 2373 1 20 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekend - MINUTE 501 2558 1 50 4․Q1.21 Any other activity 3059 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekday - HOUR 91 2968 1 10 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekday - MINUTE 43 3016 4 50 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekend - HOUR 101 2958 1 20 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekend - MINUTE 37 3022 4 50 4.Q2. Were there any in the household? 3059 4.Q2. Were there any in the household? Children under 5 3059 1 No 1 Yes 4.Q2. Were there any in the household? 5-17 years old children 3059 1 No 1 Yes 4.Q2. Were there any in the household? Not applicable 3059 1 No 1 Yes 6 Q. 0 Are you a parent or guardian of a household child / children? 671 2388 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6. Q1. Usually/ in normal circumstances, do you get help with childcare? 671 2388 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6. Q2. Where do you or another member of your family get this help with childcar 3059 6. Q2.1 Source of help with childcare: From a state, formal institution (such as 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.2 Source of help with childcare: From a private, formal institution (such 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.3 Source of help with childcare: From a day care center at my, my husband' 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.4 Source of help with childcare: From an informal institution, such as a s 279 2780 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.5 Source of help with childcare: From a private individual at my home (suc 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.6 Source of help with childcare: From a private individual NOT at my home 279 2780 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.7 Source of help with childcare: From a family member at my home 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.8 Source of help with childcare: From a family member NOT at my home 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.9 Source of help with childcare: From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance at 279 2780 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.10 Source of help with childcare: From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance NO 279 2780 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.11 Source of help with childcare: Other 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.11 Source of help with childcare: Other 3059 6. Q2.98 Source of help with childcare: Don't know 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q2.99 Source of help with childcare: Refuse to answer 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3. What is this family member’s relationship to household head? / women 3059 6. Q3.1 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Husband/P 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.2 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Son 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.3 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Daughter 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.4 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Brother 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.5 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Sister 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.6 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Mother 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.7 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Father 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.8 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandmoth 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.9 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandfath 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.10 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Mother-i 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.11 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Father-i 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.12 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Brother- 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.13 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Sister-i 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.14 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandfat 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.15 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandmot 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.16 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Aunt 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.17 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Uncle 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.18 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Male Cou 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.19 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Female C 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.20 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Other 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.20 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Other 3059 6. Q3.98 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Don't kn 35 3024 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.99 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Refuse t 35 3024 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3. What is this family member’s relationship to household head? / men 3059 6. Q3.1 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Wife/Part 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.2 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Son 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.3 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Daughter 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.4 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Brother 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.5 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Sister 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.6 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Mother 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.7 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Father 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.8 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandmoth 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.9 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandfath 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.10 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Mother-i 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.11 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Father-i 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.12 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Brother- 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.13 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Sister-i 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.14 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandfat 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.15 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Grandmot 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.16 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Aunt 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.17 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Uncle 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.18 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Male Cou 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.19 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Female C 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.20 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Other 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.20 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Other 3059 6. Q3.98 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Don't kn 43 3016 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q3.99 What is this family member’s relationship to household head: Refuse t 43 3016 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6․ Q2.1.1 Please rank three sources in order of importance. The most important 269 2790 1 11 1 From a state, formal institution (such as a state day care center, nursery, pre-school, or afterschool care-center) 2 From a private, formal institution (such as a private day care center, nursery, pre-school, or afterschool care-center) 3 From a day care center at my, my husband's or other family members' workplace 4 From an informal institution, such as a self-organized group 5 From a private individual at my home (such as a nanny or babysitter) 6 From a private individual NOT at my home (such as a nanny or babysitter) 7 From a family member at my home 8 From a family member NOT at my home 9 From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance at my home 10 From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance NOT at my home 11 From another institutional or paid or unpaid arrangement 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6․ Q2.1.1 Please rank three sources in order of importance. The most important 3059 6․ Q2.1.2 Please rank three sources in order of importance. The 2nd important 24 3035 1 8 1 From a state, formal institution (such as a state day care center, nursery, pre-school, or afterschool care-center) 2 From a private, formal institution (such as a private day care center, nursery, pre-school, or afterschool care-center) 3 From a day care center at my, my husband's or other family members' workplace 4 From an informal institution, such as a self-organized group 5 From a private individual at my home (such as a nanny or babysitter) 6 From a private individual NOT at my home (such as a nanny or babysitter) 7 From a family member at my home 8 From a family member NOT at my home 9 From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance at my home 10 From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance NOT at my home 11 From another institutional or paid or unpaid arrangement 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6․ Q2.1.2 Please rank three sources in order of importance. The 2nd important 3059 6․ Q2.1.3 Please rank three sources in order of importance. The 3rd important 1 3058 11 11 1 From a state, formal institution (such as a state day care center, nursery, pre-school, or afterschool care-center) 2 From a private, formal institution (such as a private day care center, nursery, pre-school, or afterschool care-center) 3 From a day care center at my, my husband's or other family members' workplace 4 From an informal institution, such as a self-organized group 5 From a private individual at my home (such as a nanny or babysitter) 6 From a private individual NOT at my home (such as a nanny or babysitter) 7 From a family member at my home 8 From a family member NOT at my home 9 From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance at my home 10 From a friend/ neighbor/ acquaintance NOT at my home 11 From another institutional or paid or unpaid arrangement 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6․ Q2.1.3 Please rank three sources in order of importance. The 3rd important 3059 6. Q4. The most important source: Payment for help with childcare 269 2790 1 5 1 Unpaid 2 Pay in kind in 1 month (i.e. not money), specify 3 Daily rate 4 Weekly rate 5 Monthly rate Sysmiss 6.Q4.2 Pay in kind in 1 month (i.e. not money). please specify 3059 6.Q4.3 Daily rate: How many days 2 3057 1 30 6.Q4.3 Daily rate for a day 2 3057 200 2000 6.Q4.4 Weekly rate: How many weeks 1 3058 998 998 6.Q4.4 Weekly rate for a week 1 3058 3000 3000 6.Q4.5 Monthly rate: How many months 149 2910 1 999 6.Q4.5 Weekly rate for a month 149 2910 50 200000 6. Q5.How many hours of childcare per month did you typically obtain from this s 269 2790 1 7000 6. Q4. The 2nd important source: Payment for help with childcare 24 3035 1 5 1 Unpaid 2 Pay in kind in 1 month (i.e. not money), specify 3 Daily rate 4 Weekly rate 5 Monthly rate Sysmiss 6.Q4.2 Pay in kind in 1 month (i.e. not money). please specify 3059 6.Q4.3 Daily rate: How many days 3059 6.Q4.3 Daily rate for a day 3059 6.Q4.4 Weekly rate: How many weeks 3059 6.Q4.4 Weekly rate for a week 3059 6.Q4.5 Monthly rate: How many months 11 3048 1 24 6.Q4.5 Weekly rate for a month 11 3048 98 60000 6. Q5.How many hours of childcare per month did you typically obtain from this s 24 3035 6 998 6. Q4. The 3rd important source: Payment for help with childcare 1 3058 5 5 1 Unpaid 2 Pay in kind in 1 month (i.e. not money), specify 3 Daily rate 4 Weekly rate 5 Monthly rate Sysmiss 6.Q4.2 Pay in kind in 1 month (i.e. not money). please specify 3059 6.Q4.3 Daily rate: How many days 3059 6.Q4.3 Daily rate for a day 3059 6.Q4.4 Weekly rate: How many weeks 3059 6.Q4.4 Weekly rate for a week 3059 6.Q4.5 Monthly rate: How many months 1 3058 7 7 6.Q4.5 Weekly rate for a month 1 3058 15000 15000 6. Q5. How many hours of childcare per month did you typically obtain from this 1 3058 12 12 6. Q6. Usually/ in normal circumstances, what kind of benefits does your company 3059 6. Q6.1 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.2 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.3 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.4 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.5 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.6 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.7 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.8 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.8 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for ch 3059 6. Q6.98 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for c 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q6.99 Usually what kind of benefits does your company/ employer provide for c 279 2780 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare ce 3059 6. Q7.1 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.2 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.3 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.4 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.5 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.6 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.7 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.8 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.9 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.10 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.11 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.12 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.13 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.14 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.15 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.15 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 181 2878 12 There is no obstacle 1 There is no place in kindergarten 2 the child is small, there is no group of children of that age 3 There is no kindergarten 4 Kindergarten is under renovation 5 The respondent does not want to 6 The child does not want to 7 Due to bad attitude/uneducated teachers 8 The kindergarten is in unfavorable conditions 9 There are many different diseases in kindergarten 10 The respondent does not have time 11 Have documentation/registration issues 12 The child has health temporary issues Sysmiss 6. Q7.98 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q7.99 What is the main obstacle for accessing childcare in a formal childcare 390 2669 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 6. Q8. Are you aware of any national law/regulation related to maternity or fami 671 2388 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6. Q9. Do you know of any state/national childcare subsidy programs? 671 2388 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6. Q10. In your view, do you think government should provide either free or low- 671 2388 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6. Q11. Would you be willing to start working/ open a business/ work longer hour 480 2579 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 6. Q12. How much would you be willing to pay per HOUR to obtain formal day child 284 2775 60000 5.Q.1.1 Who contributes more to household chores like cooking, cleaning? / women 1588 1471 1 99 1 Myself 2 Husband or partner 3 My self and Husband /partner equally 4 Elderly household members 5 Others (non-elderly) household members 6 A person outside of HH/ hired 7 All members of HH 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 5.Q.1.2 Who contributes more to helping children with their education? Like help 920 2139 1 99 1 Myself 2 Husband or partner 3 My self and Husband /partner equally 4 Elderly household members 5 Others (non-elderly) household members 6 A person outside of HH/ hired 7 All members of HH 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 5.Q.1.3 Who has more say in spending and saving money in the household? / women 1588 1471 1 99 1 Myself 2 Husband or partner 3 My self and Husband /partner equally 4 Elderly household members 5 Others (non-elderly) household members 6 A person outside of HH/ hired 7 All members of HH 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 5.Q.1.1 Who contributes more to household chores like cooking, cleaning? / men 1471 1588 1 99 1 Myself 2 Wife or partner 3 My self and Wife /partner equally 4 Elderly household members 5 Others (non-elderly) household members 6 A person outside of HH/ hired 7 All members of HH 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 5.Q.1.2 Who contributes more to helping children with their education? Like help 793 2266 1 99 1 Myself 2 Wife or partner 3 My self and Wife /partner equally 4 Elderly household members 5 Others (non-elderly) household members 6 A person outside of HH/ hired 7 All members of HH 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 5.Q.1.3 Who has more say in spending and saving money in the household? / men 1471 1588 1 99 1 Myself 2 Wife or partner 3 My self and Wife /partner equally 4 Elderly household members 5 Others (non-elderly) household members 6 A person outside of HH/ hired 7 All members of HH 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 5.Q2.1 To what extent do you agree, that the men around you would think/speak ba 3059 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 5.Q2.2 To what extent do you agree, that the men around you would think/speak ba 3059 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 5.Q2.3 To what extent do you agree, that the men around you would think/speak ba 3059 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 5.Q2.4 To what extent do you agree, that the men around you would think/speak ba 3059 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 8. Q1. What is your household’s primary source of income? 3059 1 99 1 Sale of crops 2 Sale of livestock and animal products 3 Agricultural waged labor 4 Non-agricultural casual labor / daily laborer 5 Salaried employment 6 Temporary / contract employment 7 Pension 8 Sale of assets 9 Money sent from relatives abroad (Remittances) 10 Money sent from relatives in other region of Armenia 11 Gifts from local family/relatives 12 Savings 13 Formal credits (from banks) 14 Informal credits (from shops, friends, hosts) 15 Government assistance 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA 8. Q1. What is your household’s primary source of income? Other 3059 8. Q2. What is your household’s secondary source of income? 3059 99 Have no secondary source of income 1 Sale of crops 2 Sale of livestock and animal products 3 Agricultural waged labor 4 Non-agricultural casual labor / daily laborer 5 Salaried employment 6 Temporary / contract employment 7 Pension 8 Sale of assets 9 Money sent from relatives abroad (Remittances) 10 Money sent from relatives in other region of Armenia 11 Gifts from local family/relatives 12 Savings 13 Formal credits (from banks) 14 Informal credits (from shops, friends, hosts) 15 Government assistance 16 Other 98 DK 99 RA 8. Q2. What is your household’s secondary source of income? Other 3059 8. Q3.1 1st household member with larger contribute to incomes? 3059 8. Q3.2 2nd household member with larger contribute to incomes? 3059 8. Q3.3 3rd household member with larger contribute to incomes? 3059 8. Q4. After taxes, what was your household’s monthly income in AMD over the p 2153 906 1 5 1 Less than 90.000 AMD 2 90.001-148.000 AMD 3 148.001-220.000 AMD 4 220.001-320.000 AMD 5 More than 321.001 AMD 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 8. Q5. Which of the following statements best describes the current economic sit 3059 1 99 1 Money is not enough for food 2 Money is enough for food only, but not for clothes 3 Money is enough for food and clothes, but not enough for expensive durables like a refrigerator or washing machine 4 We can afford to buy some expensive durables like a refrigerator or washing machine 5 We can afford to buy anything we need 98 DK 99 RA Household weights 3059 32.94444444 1236.190476 Population weights 3059 175.7037014 2493.333363 Date 1603 26-05-2022 25-06-2022 Submission Date 1603 26-05-2022 13:54:23 26-06-2022 19:25:07 Start Time 1603 26-05-2022 13:03:31 25-06-2022 21:22:16 Duration 1603 245 71400 Interviewer ID 1603 12 47 S3. Responder ID 1603 1202 36100 Second calls contacted after 7th day 1603 S4. Gender 1603 1 2 1 Female 2 Male 98 DK 99 RA S5. What is your age? 1603 18 999 S6. HH head gender/ extracted from the first contact databae for weigthing 1603 1 2 1 Female 2 Male S7. What is your marital status? 1603 1 4 1 Single/ never married 2 Married 3 Divorced/Separated 4 Widowed 5 Cohabitating (Without Being registered) 98 DK 99 RA S8. Are there any children who are living in this household with you? 1603 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA S9. Where do you live now? 1603 1 11 1 Yerevan 2 Ararat 3 Armavir 4 Aragatsotn 5 Gegharkunik 6 Kotayk 7 Lori 8 Shirak 9 Syunik 10 Tavush 11 Vayots Dzor 98 DK 99 RA S10 Would you consider the area you live in now to be urban or rural? 1603 1 2 1 Urban/Town 2 Rural/Village 98 DK 99 RA 1. Q2. Can you tell me if you have done any work in the last seven days, even fo 1603 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 1.Q2.1 Although you did not work in the last seven days, do you have any job or 638 965 1 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q2.2 What is the main reason you did not work in the last seven days? 622 981 1 99 1 Student 2 Homemaker 3 Pensioner 4 Don’t want to work 5 Have found a job, waiting for it to start 6 Have given up looking for job 7 Family circumstances 8 Taking care of child 9 Taking care of elderly person at home 10 Other 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 1.Q2.2 What is the main reason you did not work in the last seven days? Other 145 1458 1 17 1 Searching for a job 2 On a maternity/paternity leave 3 Have health issues 4 Seasonal work 5 Has an apartment/area for rent 6 Engaged in farming/livestock raising 7 Can't find a suitable job 8 Just moved to the current residence 9 Was fired 10 On a vacation 11 No jobs available 12 Because of pregnancy 13 still studying/just finished studies 14 The company has been dissolved 15 Undergoing training 16 Preparing for exams 17 Salary is low 18 Has no time Sysmiss 1.Q.4.2 How many hours per week do you work in your main job? 982 621 999 1․ Q. 6 Did you carry on any activities that contributed to income for your ho 1603 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekday - HOUR 1579 24 1 15 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekday - MINUTE 18 1585 7 40 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekend - HOUR 1580 23 1 15 4․Q1.1 Sleeping. Weekend - MINUTE 19 1584 4 30 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekday - HOUR 130 1473 1 15 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekday - MINUTE 12 1591 15 30 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekend - HOUR 133 1470 1 23 4․Q1.2 Elderly Care inside household. Weekend - MINUTE 10 1593 15 30 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekday - HOUR 38 1565 1 18 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekday - MINUTE 4 1599 25 30 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekend - HOUR 40 1563 1 18 4․Q1.3 Elderly Care outside: e.g., taking to hospital. Weekend - MINUTE 2 1601 20 30 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekday - HOUR 331 1272 1 10 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekday - MINUTE 102 1501 3 45 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekend - HOUR 284 1319 1 8 4․Q1.4 Childcare: helping with School work. Weekend - MINUTE 60 1543 10 40 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekday - HOUR 139 1464 1 10 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekday - MINUTE 135 1468 1 45 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekend - HOUR 66 1537 1 6 4․Q1.5 Childcare: taking to school, hospital. Weekend - MINUTE 41 1562 2 45 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekday - HOUR 326 1277 1 20 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekday - MINUTE 39 1564 2 40 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekend - HOUR 342 1261 1 20 4․Q1.6 Childcare: taking care of young children in HH. Weekend - MINUTE 35 1568 2 45 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekday - H 908 695 1 23 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekday - M 9 1594 20 45 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekend - H 448 1155 1 23 4․Q1.7 Employment: working on activities that can generate income. Weekend - M 5 1598 20 40 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekday - 210 1393 1 20 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekday - 659 944 1 50 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekend - 88 1515 1 15 4․Q1.8 Employment: commuting to work, includes work related travel. Weekend - 287 1316 1 50 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekday - HOUR 131 1472 1 10 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekday - MINUTE 21 1582 5 40 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekend - HOUR 118 1485 1 12 4․Q1.9 Own Study: school work e.g., studying/ learning. Weekend - MINUTE 17 1586 5 40 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekday - HOUR 436 1167 1 10 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekday - MINU 184 1419 3 45 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekend - HOUR 441 1162 1 12 4․Q1.10 Own Study: reading, writing (Professional Development). Weekend - MINU 161 1442 1 45 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekday - HOUR 40 1563 1 8 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekday - MINUTE 36 1567 8 50 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekend - HOUR 15 1588 1 10 4․Q1.11 Own Study: travelling for studying. Weekend - MINUTE 6 1597 15 45 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 701 902 1 15 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 163 1440 2 45 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 888 715 1 20 4․Q1.12 Leisure activities: outside of HH: socializing, religious practice, co 161 1442 1 50 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 1155 448 1 15 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 280 1323 3 50 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 1155 448 1 20 4․Q1.13 Leisure activities: in the household: watching TV, social media, socia 273 1330 1 50 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekday - HOUR 685 918 1 8 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekday - MINUTE 1021 582 1 56 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekend - HOUR 755 848 1 20 4․Q1.14 Leisure activities: eating inside the household. Weekend - MINUTE 971 632 1 56 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekday - HOUR 179 1424 1 6 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekday - MINUTE 299 1304 1 48 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekend - HOUR 181 1422 1 10 4․Q1.15 Leisure activities: eating outside e.g. restaurant. Weekend - MINUTE 177 1426 1 50 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekday - HOUR 434 1169 1 20 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekday - MINUTE 593 1010 1 45 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekend - HOUR 577 1026 1 20 4․Q1.16 Domestic Work Sleeping: shopping, running HH errands. Weekend - MINUTE 513 1090 1 45 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekday - HOUR 743 860 1 12 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekday - MINUTE 214 1389 1 45 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekend - HOUR 805 798 1 12 4․Q1.17 Domestic Work: cooking, cleaning, washing clothes. Weekend - MINUTE 171 1432 4 50 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekday - HOUR 637 966 1 15 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekday - MINUTE 990 613 2 55 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekend - HOUR 697 906 1 20 4․Q1.18 Self-care: e. g., hair dressing, showering etc.. Weekend - MINUTE 935 668 2 50 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekday - HOUR 166 1437 1 12 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekday - MINUT 170 1433 3 50 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekend - HOUR 160 1443 1 10 4․Q1.19 Self-care: e.g., sports and other physical activities. Weekend - MINUT 169 1434 1 50 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekday - HOUR 478 1125 1 20 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekday - MINUTE 391 1212 5 50 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekend - HOUR 405 1198 1 15 4․Q1.20 Time spent in transport. Weekend - MINUTE 247 1356 3 50 4․Q1.21 Any other activity 1603 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekday - HOUR 43 1560 1 15 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekday - MINUTE 12 1591 10 30 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekend - HOUR 47 1556 1 15 4․Q1.21 Any other activity. Weekend - MINUTE 8 1595 20 40 7. Q1. How many members living in this household are above 63? 1603 4 block7_repeat_count 1603 7. Q2. Does the 1st old member of HH receive a pension. 739 864 98 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q3. Does the 1st old member of HH need any support and care in their day-to-d 739 864 98 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member/ for men 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: the responder 91 1512 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: responder's husband/par 91 1512 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: some other household me 91 1512 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: some other household me 91 1512 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: other relatives or acqu 91 1512 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: hired help outside the 91 1512 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: hired help inside the h 91 1512 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Other 91 1512 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Don't know 91 1512 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Refuse to answer 91 1512 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member/ for women 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: the responder 112 1491 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: responder's wife/partne 112 1491 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: some other household me 112 1491 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: some other household me 112 1491 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: other relatives or acqu 112 1491 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: hired help outside the 112 1491 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: hired help inside the h 112 1491 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Other 112 1491 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Don't know 112 1491 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 1st old HH member: Refuse to answer 112 1491 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q2. Does the 2nd old member of HH receive a pension. 220 1383 1 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q3. Does the 2nd old member of HH need any support and care in their day-to-d 220 1383 98 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member/ for men 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: the responder 19 1584 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: responder's husband/par 19 1584 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: some other household me 19 1584 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: some other household me 19 1584 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: other relatives or acqu 19 1584 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: hired help outside the 19 1584 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: hired help inside the h 19 1584 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Other 19 1584 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Don't know 19 1584 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Refuse to answer 19 1584 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member/ for women 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: the responder 32 1571 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: responder's wife/partne 32 1571 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: some other household me 32 1571 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: some other household me 32 1571 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: other relatives or acqu 32 1571 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: hired help outside the 32 1571 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: hired help inside the h 32 1571 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Other 32 1571 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Don't know 32 1571 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 2nd old HH member: Refuse to answer 32 1571 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q2. Does the 3rd old member of HH receive a pension. 6 1597 99 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q3. Does the 3rd old member of HH need any support and care in their day-to-d 6 1597 99 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member/ for men 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: the responder 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: responder's husband/par 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: some other household me 1 1602 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: some other household me 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: other relatives or acqu 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: hired help outside the 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: hired help inside the h 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Other 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Don't know 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Refuse to answer 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member/ for women 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: the responder 1 1602 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: responder's wife/partne 1 1602 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: some other household me 1 1602 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: some other household me 1 1602 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: other relatives or acqu 1 1602 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: hired help outside the 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: hired help inside the h 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Other 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Don't know 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 3rd old HH member: Refuse to answer 1 1602 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q2. Does the 4th old member of HH receive a pension. 2 1601 1 99 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q3. Does the 4th old member of HH need any support and care in their day-to-d 2 1601 99 Ոչ 1 Այո 98 ԴՊ 99 ՀՊ Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member/ for men 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: the responder 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: responder's husband/par 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: some other household me 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: some other household me 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: other relatives or acqu 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: hired help outside the 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: hired help inside the h 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Other 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Don't know 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Refuse to answer 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4. If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member/ for women 1603 7. Q4.1 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: the responder 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.2 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: responder's wife/partne 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.3 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: some other household me 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.4 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: some other household me 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.5 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: other relatives or acqu 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.6 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: hired help outside the 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.7 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: hired help inside the h 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Other 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.8 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Other 1603 7. Q4.98 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Don't know 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 7. Q4.99 If yes, who takes care of the 4th old HH member: Refuse to answer 1603 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 10․ Q1. Do you think you or your husband/partner will have enough money/assets 806 797 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 10․ Q1. Do you think you or your husband/partner will have enough money/assets 797 806 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 10. Q1.1 If not, how do you plan to sustain your retirement? 900 703 99 I'm not going to apply to anyone 1 Ask family members (like son/daughter or grandchildren) for help 2 Ask extended family members for help 3 Rely on government assistance 4 Rely on assistance from other organizations (church, NGOs) 5 Continue activities to generate income 6 Selling property, land, or assets 98 DK 99 RA Sysmiss 10. Q2. Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring when 1603 10. Q2.1 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring whe 1603 1 No 1 Yes 10. Q2.2 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring whe 1603 1 No 1 Yes 10. Q2.3 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring whe 1603 1 No 1 Yes 10. Q2.4 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring whe 1603 1 No 1 Yes 10. Q2.5 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring whe 1603 1 No 1 Yes 10. Q2.5 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring whe 1603 10. Q2.0 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring whe 1603 1 No 1 Yes 10. Q2.98 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring wh 1603 1 No 1 Yes 10. Q2.99 Which of the following do you think you will have trouble acquiring wh 1603 1 No 1 Yes 9.Q1. Do you think women get paid equal to men for doing similar work? 1603 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 9.Q.2.1 In your view, do you think men make better decision than women: Politica 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 9.Q.2.2 In your view, do you think men make better decision than women: On house 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 9.Q.2.3 In your view, do you think men make better decision than women: On child 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 9.Q.2.4 In your view, do you think men make better decision than women: On money 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 9.Q.2.5 In your view, do you think men make better decision than women: In terms 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 9.Q3. Do you think men and women both have equal opportunities? 1603 1 99 1 Definitely no 2 Mostly no 3 Mostly yes 4 Definitely yes 98 DK 99 RA 11.Q.1.1 When jobs are scarce, men should have more right to a job than women. 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 11.Q.1.2 If a woman earns more money than her husband, it's almost certain to ca 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 11.Q.1.3 It is a duty towards society to have children. 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 11.Q.1.4 Adult children have the duty to provide long-term care for their parent 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 11.Q.1.5 People who don’t work turn lazy. 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 11.Q.1.6 Work is a duty towards society. 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 11.Q.1.7 Work should always come first, even if it means less spare time. 1603 1 99 1 Disagree strongly 2 Disagree 3 Neither agree nor disagree 4 Agree 5 Agree strongly 98 DK 99 RA 3. Q1.1 3. Q1.Which, if any, of the following does your household currently own 1603 999 3. Q1.2 Which, if any, of the following does your household currently own and ho 1603 999 3. Q1.3 Which, if any, of the following does your household currently own and ho 1603 999 3. Q1.4 Which, if any, of the following does your household currently own and ho 1603 999 3. Q1.5 Which, if any, of the following does your household currently own and ho 1603 999 3. Q1.6 Which, if any, of the following does your household currently own and ho 1603 999 3. Q1.0 Which, if any, of the following does your household currently own and ho 3 1600 1 1 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 3. Q2. Do you rent home? 1603 1 99 1 Yes 2 No, my / my parents' own apartment 3 No, in other’s apartment/house: (specify) 4 Other 98 DK 99 RA 3. Q2.3 Do you rent home: in other’s apartment/house 1603 3. Q2. Do you rent home: Other 1603 3.Q3.1 Did any member of your household receive any of the following transfers o 1603 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 3.Q3.2 Did any member of your household receive any of the following transfers o 1603 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 3.Q3.3 Did any member of your household receive any of the following transfers o 1603 99 No 1 Yes 98 DK 99 RA 3.Q3.4 Did any member of your household receive any of the following transfers o 1603 3. Q4. Did any member of your household have access to the Basic Package of heal 1603 1 99 No access to any health insurance 1 Yes, access to the Basic Package 2 Yes, access to other health insurance, provided by employer or Government 3 Yes, access to other health insurance, purchased privately 4 98 DK 99 RA Household weights 1603 57.65277778 2075.5 Population weights 1603 307.4814775 6549.7224