DDI_ETH_2024_LRRPIE-BL_v01_M Development Data Group MetadataEditor Version 01 (April 2026) Impact Evaluation of Land Rental Research Project 2024, Baseline Survey LRRPIE-BL 2024 ETH_2024_LRRPIE-BL_v01_M Girum Abebe Tefera Adiam Hagos Hailemicheal Niklas Buehren Lorenzo Casaburi

Africa Gender Innovation Lab

Ministry of Agriculture — Rural Land Administration and Use Directorate (LAUD)

CALM (Climate Action through Landscape Management) Project

RLLP (Rural Land and Livelihood Project) Trust Fund

 MetadataEditor Other Household Survey [hh/oth] Version 01: Edited, anonymous dataset for public distribution Ethiopia Eleven woredas across three regions of Ethiopia: Sidama, Central Ethiopia, and South Ethiopia Sample survey data [ssd] =15] - Household Characteristics - Household Assets - Savings and Debt - Loans and gifts to/from other households, Remittances (Formal and informal financial institution loans not be counted) - Household Expenditure and Consumption - Food Security - Legal awareness on ownership and rental rights - Crop Production - Sustainable Land Management Practices (SLMP) - Livestock - Social Trust and Altruism - Perceived Stress Scale - Aspirations - Gender Attitudes in the household - Non-Farm Enterprise (NFE) - Livelihoods Diversification & Connection to Value Chains (LDCVC)]]> Frontieri Consult PLC Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi] land_rental_facilitation_hh Household level data 6278 3511 land_rental_facilitation_ind Individual level data 33616 22 Con1. Do you consent to be interviewed 6278 1 1 1 Yes 6278 2 No Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) region 6278 1 3 1 Central Ethiopia 2611 2 Sidama 3 South Ethiopa zone 6278 1 5 1 Sidama 2605 2 Guraghe 3 Hadiya 4 Kembata Tembaro 5 Wolayita woreda 6278 1 12 1 Aleta Chuko 797 2 Bilate Zuria 3 Borecha 4 Damot Woide 5 Darara 6 Doyogena 7 Duguna Fango 8 Enemor Ener 10 Loka Abaya 11 Misha 12 Misrak Badawacho Household ID AC9. Who is the respondent? 6278 1 6 1 Head of the household 5075 2 Spouse of the household head 3 Child of the household head 4 Sibling of the household head 5 Parent of the household head 6 Other relative of the household head 99 Other AC9. Specify other, who is the respondent AC13. What is your relationship to this person [%AC12%]? 4516 1 99 1 Spouse 450 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 99 Other AC13. Specify other, what is your relationship to this person AC15. How old are you in years? 6278 18 120 AC16. Gender of respondent 6278 1 2 1 Male 4293 2 Female AC17. What is your marital status? 6278 1 5 1 Married, cohabiting with spouse 5219 2 Married, not living with spouse 3 Single 4 Divorced 5 Widowed AC18. Do you have any children? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5988 2 No AC19. If yes to AC18, how many children do you have? 6278 18 AC20. How many of your children are younger than five? 6278 4 AC21. What is your religion? 6278 1 9 1 Orthodox Christian 425 2 Catholic 3 Protestant 4 Muslim 5 Waaqeffanna 6 Jehovah’s Witness 7 Jewish/Bete-Israel/Falasha 8 Traditional 9 No religion 99 Other AC21. Specify other, religion AC22. Can you read and write in any language? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 3485 2 No AC23. How many years of formal schooling did you have? Years of schooling 6278 21 AC24. What is the highest-grade level of school you completed? 6278 1 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 2695 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above AC25. How long have you been living in your current kebele/woreda?(Years) 6278 -22 65 -22 whole life 5919 AC26. For how long do you expect to live in your current kebele/woreda?(Years) 6278 -22 49 -22 whole life 6151 AC27. Do you have any plans to migrate or relocate to some other area? 127 1 2 1 Yes 94 2 No AC28. If yes, when do you plan to migrate or relocate? 94 -9 5 -9 Don't know 18 This month 1 Next month 2 In 1-6 months 3 In 7-12 months 4 In 13-24 months 5 In more than 2 years AC29. If yes, to where do you plan to migrate or relocate? 94 1 6 1 To a rural area 1 2 To a small town (including Zonal and woreda towns) 3 To regional capital 4 To Addis Ababa 5 To other larger cities outside of Addis Ababa 6 Overseas AC30. If yes, why do you plan to migrate or relocate? 94 1 99 1 For work 71 2 For schooling 3 For health care 4 Could not afford to live where I was 5 Accompanying family members 6 Personal problems at home (abuse, etc.) 7 Escaping early marriage 8 Separation or divorce from spouse/partner 9 Separation or divorce of parents/guardians 10 Death of spouse/partner 11 Death of parent(s)/guardian(s) 12 To live with spouse/partner 13 Political violence/war 14 Poverty/famine 15 Land confiscation 16 Conflict/violence/persecution 17 Planning to move overseas 99 Others AC30. Specify other, why do you plan to migrate or relocate AC31. Travel time(one-way) from residence to the main marketplace?[Minutes] 6278 2 240 AC32. [Walking]: Mode of transport for travelling to a market place 6278 1 No 1316 1 Yes AC32. [Horse/donkey]: Mode of transport for travelling to a market place 6278 1 No 6271 1 Yes AC32. [Cart]: Mode of transport for travelling to a market place 6278 1 No 6261 1 Yes AC32. [Bajaj]: Mode of transport for travelling to a market place 6278 1 No 5915 1 Yes AC32. [Motor bike]: Mode of transport for travelling to a market place 6278 1 No 4901 1 Yes AC32. [public transport]: Mode of transport for travelling to a market place 6278 1 No 5940 1 Yes AC32. [Other]: Mode of transport for travelling to a market place 6278 No 6278 1 Yes AC32. Specify other, which mode of transport AC33. How many days did you visit this marketplace in the last 30 days? 6278 30 HR1. How many people (other than yourself) are in your household, eat at least o 6278 15 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 6277 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 5443 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 6110 1 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 6110 2 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 6110 2 18 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 5591 1 99 1 Hourly 16 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 5591 700000 Not Applicable 4937 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 1500 700000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 6277 1 2 1 Yes 956 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 956 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 158 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 956 1 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 956 1 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 956 1 12 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 696 1 99 1 Hourly 7 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 696 60000 Not Applicable 298 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 1000 240000 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 6022 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 1629 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 5943 2 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 5943 2 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 5943 1 18 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1797 1 99 1 Hourly 11 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 1797 600000 Not Applicable 1554 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 243 1360 730000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 6153 1 2 1 Yes 1097 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1097 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 527 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 1097 1 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 1097 2 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 1097 1 12 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 696 1 99 1 Hourly 4 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 696 35000 Not Applicable 583 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 113 1000 480000 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 3778 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 1135 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 3695 1 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 3695 1 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 3695 1 18 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1411 1 99 1 Hourly 3 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 1411 500000 Not Applicable 1165 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 246 1200 500000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 5636 1 2 1 Yes 501 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 501 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 248 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 501 2 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 501 2 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 501 1 11 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 305 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 305 25000 Not Applicable 268 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 37 3000 186000 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 2469 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 518 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 2444 1 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 2444 1 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 2444 1 18 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 665 1 99 1 Hourly 2 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 665 150000 Not Applicable 542 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 123 2000 540000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 5074 1 2 1 Yes 303 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 303 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 128 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 303 2 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 303 3 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 303 1 12 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 153 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 153 60000 Not Applicable 132 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 21 1000 600000 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 1377 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 241 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 1348 2 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 1348 3 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 1348 1 12 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 293 1 99 1 Hourly 2 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 293 120000 Not Applicable 243 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 50 1200 120000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 4075 1 2 1 Yes 149 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 149 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 70 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 149 2 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 149 4 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 149 2 9 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 77 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 77 10000 Not Applicable 71 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 6 7200 108000 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 672 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 102 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 653 1 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 653 1 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 653 1 14 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 126 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 126 100000 Not Applicable 100 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 26 1700 100000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 2898 1 2 1 Yes 55 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 55 1 6 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 22 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 55 2 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 55 4 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 55 1 10 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 26 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 26 1200 Not Applicable 22 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 4 12000 20000 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 293 1 7 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 46 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 272 1 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 272 4 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 272 2 15 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 52 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 52 300000 Not Applicable 42 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 10 1500 300000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 1760 1 2 1 Yes 24 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 24 1 6 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 11 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 24 4 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 24 1 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 24 2 8 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 12 3 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 12 200 Not Applicable 11 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 1 2400 2400 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 132 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 15 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 114 4 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 114 5 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 114 2 12 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 19 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 19 60000 Not Applicable 15 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 4 3600 540000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 954 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 6 1 6 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 1 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 6 5 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 6 8 24 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 6 3 5 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 2 2 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 2 200 Not Applicable 1 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? 1 20000 20000 TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 54 1 7 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 5 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 43 2 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 43 5 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 43 2 8 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 5 6 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 5 Not Applicable 5 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 463 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 6 1 5 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 5 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 6 2 12 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 6 3 30 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 6 4 8 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 5 7 7 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 5 Not Applicable 5 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 18 1 7 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 4 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 14 5 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 14 10 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 14 2 10 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 4 7 99 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 4 Not Applicable 4 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 201 2 2 1 Yes 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] Not Applicable TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 14 3 7 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 11 10 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 11 20 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 11 3 9 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1 2 2 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 1 350 350 Not Applicable TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? 1 42000 42000 TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 77 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1 1 1 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 1 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 1 2 2 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 1 3 3 TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ 1 4 4 TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 1 7 7 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] 1 Not Applicable 1 TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 3 1 6 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 1 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 3 3 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 3 15 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 3 3 5 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1 7 7 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 1 Not Applicable 1 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 27 2 2 1 Yes 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] Not Applicable TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 3 1 7 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 1 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 1 3 3 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 1 4 4 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 1 6 6 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1 7 7 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] 1 Not Applicable 1 TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 9 2 2 1 Yes 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] Not Applicable TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 2 5 6 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 2 10 12 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 2 22 30 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 2 6 8 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] Not Applicable TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 7 2 2 1 Yes 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] Not Applicable TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 1 5 5 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 1 6 6 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in 1 15 15 TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi 1 2 2 TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] Not Applicable TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 4 2 2 1 Yes 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] Not Applicable TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU1. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other TU1. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months TU2. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU1 TU3. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in TU4. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activi TU5. What is the earning frequency for the activity [TU1] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU5. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did? TU6. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU1] Not Applicable TU6a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU1] in the last 12 months? TU7. Did [Name] have a secondary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 1 2 2 1 Yes 2 No TU8. [If yes to secondary activity], what is [Name]'s secondary activity IN THE 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 99 Other TU9. In how many months over the last 12 months did [Name] work in activity [TU8 TU10. During these months, on average how many days per month did [Name] work in TU11. On average how many hours does [Name] normally work in a day in this activ TU12. What is the payment frequency for the activity [TU8] that [Name] did? 1 Hourly 2 Daily 3 Weekly 4 Monthly 5 Quarterly (once in 3 months) 6 Biannually (once in 6 months) 7 Annually 99 Other interval TU12. Specify other, payment frequency for the activity that [Name] did TU13. How much was [Name]'s last payment /income obtained for the activity [TU8] Not Applicable TU13a. How much did [Name] get from this activity [TU8] in the last 12 months? TU14. How many hours have you spent doing household chores in the last seven day 84 TU15. How many hours have you spent on fetching water in the last seven days for 40 TU16. How many hours have you spent on fetching firewood in the last seven days 32 TU17. How many hours have you spent on childcare duties in the last seven days f 70 TU18. How many hours have you spent on taking care of other family members, such 40 TU19. How many hours have you spent on religious activities in the last seven da 40 TU20. How many hours have you spent for leisure activities in the last seven day 6278 40 TU21. How many hours have you spent on tending to livestock, poultry or urban ag 40 HC1. How long has this household been living in this dwelling? [in years] 6278 99 HC2. On what basis does the household occupy this dwelling? 6278 1 11 1 Owned 6201 2 From employer (free of charge or subsidized) 3 From relatives (free of charge or subsidized) 4 Rented from employer 5 Rented from relative 6 Rented from non-relative household 7 Rented from Gov’t Rent Agency 8 Rented from Kebele 9 Rented from NGO 10 UN/NGO provided temporary shelter 11 UN/NGO provided transitional/permanent shelter 99 Other HC2. Specify other, on what basis does the household occupy this dwelling HC3. (IF OWNED) How much could you charge for rent each month, if you wanted to 6198 100 25000 HC4. (If RENTED) How much in ETB does your household pay for rent each month for 21 100 1200 HC5. How many separate rooms (excluding kitchen, toilet and bath room) does this 6278 1 7 HC6. Does your household occupy the entire dwelling? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 6240 2 No HC7. (If No) How many rooms of the dwelling does your household occupy 38 1 5 HC8. The walls of the main dwelling are predominantly made of what material? 6278 1 17 1 Wood and mud 5823 2 Wood and thatch 3 Wood only 4 Stone only 5 Stone and mud 6 Stone and cement 7 Blocks, plastered with cement 8 Blocks, unplastered 9 Bricks 10 Mud bricks (traditional) 11 Steel 12 Cargo container 13 Parquet or polished wood 14 Chip wood 15 Corrugated iron sheet 16 Asbestos 17 Reed / bamboo 99 Other HC8. Specify other, the walls of the main dwelling are predominantly made of wha HC9. The roof of the main dwelling is predominantly made of what material? 6278 1 12 1 Iron sheet 3917 2 Concrete/Cement 3 Thatch 4 Wood and Mud 5 Reed/Bamboo 10 Plastic Canvas 11 Asbestos 12 Bricks 99 Other HC9. Specify other, the roof of the main dwelling is predominantly made of what HC10. The main construction material of the flooring of the dwelling 6278 1 9 1 Mud/Dung 5261 2 Reed/bamboo 3 Wood planks 4 Parquet of ploished wood 5 Cement screed 6 Plastic tiles 7 Cement tiles 8 Brick tiles 9 Ceramic/marble tiles 99 Other HC10. Specify other, the main construction material of the flooring of the dwell HC11. What is the main source of drinking water for members of your household? 6278 1 16 1 PIPED WATER IN TO DWELLING 245 2 PIPED WATER INTO YARD/PLOT 3 PIPED WATER TO NEIGHBOUR 4 PIPED WATER PUBLIC TAP/STANDPIPE 5 TUBEWELL/BOREHOLE 6 PROTECTED DUG WELL 7 UNPROTECTED DUGWELL 8 PROTECTED SPRING 9 UNPROTECTED SPRING 10 RAINWATER COLLECTION 11 PIPED WATER KIOSK/RETAILER 12 BOTTLED WATER 13 CART WITH SMALL TANK/DRUM 14 SACHET WATER 15 TANKER-TRUCK 16 SURFACE WATER 99 OTHER HC12. In the last 7 days, how long does it take you to walk to the source of wat 6278 600 HC13. What is the main source of light for the household? 6278 1 12 1 Electricity Meter Private 467 2 Electricity meter shared 3 Electricity from generator 4 Solar energy 5 Bio gas 6 Electrical battery 7 Lantern 8 Light from dry cell with switch 9 Kerosene light lamp imported 10 Kerosene lamp (local kuraz) 11 Candle/wax 12 Fire wood 13 Other HC13. Specify other, what is the main source of light for the household HC14. During the past 7 days, how many outages/blackouts of the main source of e 1891 50 HC15. How many buildings and dwellings does the household own in total? 6278 10 HAS1. How much land does your household own or hold use rights for? 0.03 17 HAS1. UNIT 6278 2 4 2 HECTARE 5679 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER HAS1A. How much of the land in [HAS1] could be used for agriculture, even if it 15 HAS1B. How much would you get each month to rent or sharecrop all of it out? (ET 200 29800 HAS2. In the last 12 months, did you rent any of the land owned by your househol 6278 1 2 1 Yes 153 2 No HAS2a. How much of this land did you rent to people outside of your household? [ 0.1 4 HAS2b. For how many months of the last 12 months did you rent out this land? 153 1 12 HAS2c. For how much do you rent out this land? (for %HAS2b% months) 153 600 80000 HAS2d. What is your relationship with the tenant? 153 1 99 1 Spouse 2 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Other non-relative 99 Other HAS2d. Specify other, relationship with the tenant? HAS2e. What is the total duration of the rental agreement? (Number of months) 153 1 108 HAS2f. What are the terms of rental contract? 153 1 5 1 Verbal no written contract 38 2 Verbal in front of witness 3 Written contract without witnesses (local/not registered by authorities) 4 Written contract with witnesses (local/not registered by authorities) 5 Written contract endorsed and registered by the authorities (e.g., Woreda/Kebele land offices) HAS2g.How did you find the tenant(s) who are renting your land? 153 1 4 1 Tenants are family members/relatives 45 2 Through relatives, friends, or acquaintances, 3 Through government (extension workers), 4 Through brokers (LRSPs) 5 Through advertisement on notice boards (e.g., in kebeles) 6 Advertisement in a newspaper or on the radio; 99 Other HAS2g. Specify other, how did you find the tenant(s) who are renting your land? HAS2h.How many weeks did it take you to find a tenant interested in renting-in? 153 30 HAS2i. How was the final rental price determined? 153 1 3 1 I set the price 52 2 The tenant set the price 3 Through bargaining 4 Authorities decide on the rental price 99 Others HAS2i. Specify other, how was the final rental price determined HAS2j. Would you be interested to rent out more parcels in the next 12 months? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 860 2 No HAS2k. What is the size of the parcel that you plan to rent out? If multiple par 0.01 10 HAS2l. How far is this parcel located from your residential place in kilometres? 30 HAS2m. How was the land used in the last agricultural season (Belg 2015 EC) 860 1 12 1 Land prepared/used for belg 357 2 Land prepared/used for meher 3 Fallow Land 4 Seedling 5 Forest 6 Bamboo tree 7 Cactus tree 8 Eucalyptus Tree 9 Grass Land 10 Grazing Land 11 Water body/water harvesting 12 Crop storage place 13 Dung Dumping Area HAS2n. Which household member was in charge of this parcel ? 860 1 3 HAS2o. What are the reasons for planning to rent out this parcel of land? 860 1 99 1 Needed cash for consumption, school fees, or for other investment (not for investment on this plot) 561 2 Could not hire enough labor for this plot 3 Didn’t have inputs for this plot 4 Not profitable to farm 5 Plot too far away 99 Other HAS2o. Specify other, what are the reasons for planning to rent out this parcel HAS2p. [Finding the right tenant]: What are the concerns on renting out land to 860 1 No 378 1 Yes HAS2p. [Refusal to pay the agreed price]: What are the concerns on renting out l 860 1 No 543 1 Yes HAS2p. [Delaying payment]: What are the concerns on renting out land to tenants? 860 1 No 634 1 Yes HAS2p. [Not honoring rental durations]: What are the concerns on renting out lan 860 1 No 742 1 Yes HAS2p. [Risk of land confiscation]: What are the concerns on renting out land to 860 1 No 732 1 Yes HAS2p. [Loss of land fertility]: What are the concerns on renting out land to te 860 1 No 765 1 Yes HAS2p. [Lack of formal rental contracts]: What are the concerns on renting out l 860 1 No 717 1 Yes HAS2p. [Lack of liability insurance]: What are the concerns on renting out land 860 1 No 817 1 Yes HAS2p. [Inability to screen tenants well]: What are the concerns on renting out 860 1 No 794 1 Yes HAS2p. [Undue government interference]: What are the concerns on renting out lan 860 1 No 841 1 Yes HAS2p. [There are no concerns]: What are the concerns on renting out land to ten 860 1 No 648 1 Yes HAS2p. [Other]: What are the concerns on renting out land to tenants? 860 1 No 859 1 Yes HAS2p. Specify other, what are the concerns on renting out land to tenants HAS3. Which household member will be in charge of renting land out?[hh_roster__i 860 1 5 HAS4.In the last 12 months, did you get into a sharecropping arrangement on any 6278 1 2 1 Yes 151 2 No HAS5. How much of this land were in sharecropping arrangement with people outsid 0.04 4 HAS6. For how many months of the last 12 months did you engage in sharecropping 151 1 12 HAS7. In the last 12 months, has your household rented land from others? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 322 2 No HAS7a.How much land has your household rented from others in the last 12 months 7 HAS7b.For how many months did you rent this land from others in the last 12 mon 322 1 144 HAS7c. For how much did you rent this land? 322 300 100000 HAS7d. What is your relationship with the landlord? 322 1 99 1 Spouse 1 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 99 Other HAS7d. Specify other, relationship with the landloard HAS7e. What is the total duration of the rental agreement? (Number of months) 322 1 300 HAS7f. What are the terms of rental contract? 322 1 5 1 Verbal no written contract 118 2 Verbal in front of witness 3 Written contract without witnesses (local/not registered by authorities) 4 Written contract with witnesses (local/not registered by authorities) 5 Written contract endorsed and registered by the authorities (e.g., Woreda/Kebele land offices) HAS7g. How did you find the landlord(s) who rented you land? 322 1 99 1 Landlord(s) are family members/relatives 75 2 Through relatives, friends, or acquaintances, 3 Through government (extension workers), 4 Through brokers (LRSPs) 5 Through advertisement on notice boards (e.g., in kebeles) 6 Advertisement in a newspaper or on the radio; 99 Other HAS7g. Specify other, how did you find the landlord(s) who rented you land? HAS7h. How many weeks did it took you to find a suitable land to rent-in? 322 1 52 HAS7i. How was the final rental price determined? 322 1 99 1 I set the price 37 2 The tenant set the price 3 Through bargaining 4 Authorities decide on the rental price 99 Others HAS7i. Specify other, how was the final rental price determined HAS7j. Would you be interested to rent in more parcels in the next 12 months? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5033 2 No HAS7k. What is the size of the parcel that you plan to rent in? If Multiple parc 4000 HAS7l. Which hh member will be in charge of the parcel you plan to rent in? 5033 1 7 HAS7m. [For farm consolidation]: What are the reasons for planning to rent in mo 5033 1 No 706 1 Yes HAS7m. [To diversify crop variety]: What are the reasons for planning to rent in 5033 1 No 1502 1 Yes HAS7m. [For livestock rearing]: What are the reasons for planning to rent in mor 5033 1 No 3684 1 Yes HAS7m. [To get better quality land]: What are the reasons for planning to rent i 5033 1 No 2746 1 Yes HAS7m. [Had no land before]: What are the reasons for planning to rent in more p 5033 1 No 4557 1 Yes HAS7m. [To leave own land fallow (soil conversation)]: What are the reasons for 5033 1 No 4855 1 Yes HAS7m. [Other]: What are the reasons for planning to rent in more parcels? 5033 1 No 5023 1 Yes HAS7m. Specify other, reasons for planning to rent in more parcels HAS7n. [Finding the right landholder]: What are the concerns on renting in land 5041 1 No 2140 1 Yes HAS7n. [Inability to pay the agreed price]: What are the concerns on renting in 5041 1 No 2855 1 Yes HAS7n. [Inability to make payment on time]: What are the concerns on renting in 5041 1 No 3413 1 Yes HAS7n. [Not honoring rental durations]: What are the concerns on renting in land 5041 1 No 4233 1 Yes HAS7n. [Risk of land confiscation]: What are the concerns on renting in land fro 5041 1 No 4430 1 Yes HAS7n. [Risk of renting land with poor fertility]: What are the concerns on rent 5041 1 No 4241 1 Yes HAS7n. [Lack of formal rental contracts]: What are the concerns on renting in la 5041 1 No 4233 1 Yes HAS7n. [Lack of liability insurance]: What are the concerns on renting in land f 5041 1 No 4578 1 Yes HAS7n. [Inability to screen landholders well]: What are the concerns on renting 5041 1 No 4517 1 Yes HAS7n. [Undue government interference]: What are the concerns on renting in land 5041 1 No 4854 1 Yes HAS7n. [There are no concerns]: What are the concerns on renting in land from la 5041 1 No 3771 1 Yes HAS7n. [Other]: What are the concerns on renting in land from landlords? 5041 1 No 5034 1 Yes HAS7n. Specify other, what are the concerns on renting in land from landlords HAS8. Which household member was in charge of the land rented in?[hh_roster__id] 322 1 6 HAS9. In the last 12 months, did you get into sharecropping arrangement with peo 6278 1 2 1 Yes 190 2 No HAS10. How much of this land were in sharecropping arrangement with people outsi 0.1 4 HAS11. For how many months of the last 12 months did you engage in sharecropping 190 1 72 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 1 1 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 6278 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal)] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 4632 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal)] owne 4632 1 7 HAS14a. What is the total current market value in Birr? [Bed frame (leather, mos 100 150000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 2 2 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Mattress] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5244 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Mattress] owned at present? 5244 1 8 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Mattress] in Birr ? 50 32000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 3 3 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Blankets] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5887 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Blankets] owned at present? 5887 1 10 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Blankets] in Birr? 20 30000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 4 4 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Wardrobe (for storing clothes)] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1216 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Wardrobe (for storing clothes)] owned at present 1216 1 6 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Wardrobe (for storing clothes 1216 100 20000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 5 5 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Table] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5369 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Table] owned at present? 5369 1 10 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Table] in Birr? 50 30000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 6 6 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Chair or stool] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5991 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Chair or stool] owned at present? 5991 1 32 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Chair or stool] in Birr? 50 145000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 7 7 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Sofa] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 164 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Sofa] owned at present? 164 1 3 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Sofa]in Birr? 164 800 60000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 8 8 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitche 6278 1 2 1 Yes 385 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen 385 1 3 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Cabinet / cupboard with house 385 200 17000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 9 9 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [A kerosene or electric stove or an improved cha 6278 1 2 1 Yes 596 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charc 596 1 3 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [A kerosene or electric stove 596 100 5000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 10 10 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5570 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc] owned at p 5570 1 15 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Kitchen equipment (cooking po 50 45000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 11 11 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5450 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery] owned at pres 5450 1 105 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Bowls, glassware, plates, cut 30 50000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 12 12 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherw 6278 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwis 17 1 2 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Iron (for pressing clothes), 17 100 2500 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 13 13 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Refrigerator] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Refrigerator] owned at present? 17 1 2 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Refrigerator] in Birr? 17 6000 60000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 14 14 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2578 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern] owne 2578 1 3 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Kerosene or other type of pre 2578 10 1000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 15 15 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Lamps/torches] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2351 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Lamps/torches] owned at present? 2351 1 3 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Lamps/torches] in Birr? 2351 20 1500 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 16 16 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music play 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1092 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 1092 1 3 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Radio / cassette player / CD 1092 100 9500 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 17 17 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Smart phone] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 822 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Smart phone] owned at present? 822 1 5 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Smart phone] in Birr? 822 250 50000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 18 18 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Mobile phone (not smart phone)] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 4557 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Mobile phone (not smart phone)] owned at present 4557 1 6 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Mobile phone (not smart phone 4557 100 12000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 19 19 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Computer/tablet] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 20 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Computer/tablet] owned at present? 20 1 2 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Computer/tablet] in Birr? 20 600 35000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 20 20 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Generator] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 10 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Generator] owned at present? 10 1 2 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Generator] in Birr? 10 20000 100000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 21 21 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Car Battery] ? 6278 2 2 1 Yes 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Car Battery] owned at present? HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Car Battery] in Birr? Durable_Asset_Name 6278 22 22 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Solar panel] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1471 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Solar panel] owned at present? 1471 1 6 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Solar panel] in Birr? 1471 50 15000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 23 23 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Bicycle] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 9 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Bicycle] owned at present? 9 1 1 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Bicycle] in Birr? 9 600 15000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 24 24 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels)] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 164 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels)] owned at pre 164 1 3 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wh 164 8000 2000000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 25 25 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Gold or gold jewellery] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 68 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Gold or gold jewellery] owned at present? 68 1 25 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Gold or gold jewellery] in Bi 68 125 70000 Durable_Asset_Name 6278 26 26 1 Bed frame (leather, mosvold (wood), metal) 2 Mattress 3 Blankets 4 Wardrobe (for storing clothes) 5 Table 6 Chair or stool 7 Sofa 8 Cabinet / cupboard with household goods, kitchen goods, food, etc. 9 A kerosene or electric stove or an improved charcoal/wood stove 10 Kitchen equipment (cooking pots, etc.) 11 Bowls, glassware, plates, cutlery 12 Iron (for pressing clothes), electric or otherwise 13 Refrigerator 14 Kerosene or other type of pressure lantern 15 Lamps/torches 16 Radio / cassette player / CD player/ Music player 17 Smart phone 18 Mobile phone (not smart phone) 19 Computer/tablet 20 Generator 21 Car Battery 22 Solar panel 23 Bicycle 24 Motorized vehicles (2 or 4 wheels) 25 Gold or gold jewellery 26 Silver or silver jewellery HAS12a. Does your household own [Silver or silver jewellery] ? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 180 2 No HAS13a. What is the number of [Silver or silver jewellery] owned at present? 180 1 55 HAS14a. What is the total current market value of [Silver or silver jewellery] i 180 120 12000 LG.27. What is the total value of all your household assets excluding tools, equ 150 2500000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 27 27 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 6278 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Choke and yoke (wooden)] in B 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2667 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Choke and yoke (wooden)] owned at present? 2667 1 8 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Choke and yoke (wooden)] in B 2667 100 6000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 28 28 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Plow (wood or metal)] in Birr 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2477 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Plow (wood or metal)] owned at present? 2477 1 6 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Plow (wood or metal)] in Birr 2477 100 8000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 29 29 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Maresha (metal)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1487 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Maresha (metal)] owned at present? 1487 1 5 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Maresha (metal)] in Birr? 1487 100 6000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 30 30 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Sickle (machid)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5835 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Sickle (machid)] owned at present? 5835 1 10 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Sickle (machid)] in Birr? 50 18000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 31 31 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Pick ax (doma)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2629 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Pick ax (doma)] owned at present? 2629 1 6 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Pick ax (doma)] in Birr? 2629 50 5000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 32 32 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Axe (metrebia)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5210 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Axe (metrebia)] owned at present? 5210 1 10 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Axe (metrebia)] in Birr? 50 8500 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 33 33 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Pruning/Cutting shears (megre 6278 1 2 1 Yes 424 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia)] owned at present? 424 1 5 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Pruning/Cutting shears (megre 424 50 2400 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 34 34 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Gesso (w/metal)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 3261 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Gesso (w/metal)] owned at present? 3261 1 10 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Gesso (w/metal)] in Birr? 3261 50 4000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 35 35 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Mencha (w/metal)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 462 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Mencha (w/metal)] owned at present? 462 1 3 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Mencha (w/metal)] in Birr? 462 50 2000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 36 36 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Hoe (mekotkocha)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 4436 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Hoe (mekotkocha)] owned at present? 4436 1 10 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Hoe (mekotkocha)] in Birr? 50 5500 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 37 37 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Spade or shovel(akefa)] in Bi 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2914 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Spade or shovel(akefa)] owned at present? 2914 1 7 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Spade or shovel(akefa)] in Bi 2914 100 3000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 38 38 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Whip (leather)] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 607 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Whip (leather)] owned at present? 607 1 4 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Whip (leather)] in Birr? 607 15 1000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 39 39 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Knapsack chemical sprayer] in 6278 1 2 1 Yes 235 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Knapsack chemical sprayer] owned at present? 235 1 4 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Knapsack chemical sprayer] in 235 400 16000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 40 40 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Water pump (motorized, diesel 6278 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot)] owned at p 8 1 2 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Water pump (motorized, diesel 8 1000 50000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 41 41 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Stone grain mill] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 851 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Stone grain mill] owned at present? 851 1 2 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Stone grain mill] in Birr? 851 50 4000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 42 42 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Wheelbarrow] in Birr? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Wheelbarrow] owned at present? 36 1 4 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Wheelbarrow] in Birr? 36 300 15000 Productive_Asset_Name 6278 43 43 27 Choke and yoke (wooden) 28 Plow (wood or metal) 29 Maresha (metal) 30 Sickle (machid) 31 Pick ax&nbsp;(doma) 32 Axe (metrebia) 33 Pruning/Cutting shears (megrezia) 34 Gesso (w/metal) 35 Mencha (w/metal) 36 Hoe (mekotkocha) 37 Spade or shovel(akefa) 38 Whip (leather) 39 Knapsack chemical sprayer 40 Water pump (motorized, diesel, hand,foot) 41 Stone grain mill 42 Wheelbarrow 43 Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed) HAS12b. What is the total current market value of [Cart (animal drawn or hand pu 6278 1 2 1 Yes 221 2 No HAS13b. What is Number of [Cart (animal drawn or hand pushed)] owned at present? 221 1 3 HAS14b. what is the total current market value of [Cart (animal drawn or hand pu 221 500 40000 LG45. What is the total value of all your productive assets including tools, equ 10000000 F1. Do you have a bank account? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2879 2 No F2. Do you have other savings accounts/saving mechanism? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2572 2 No F3. [Ekub]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 2088 1 Yes F3. [Iddir]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 645 1 Yes F3. [Microfinance Program]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 2390 1 Yes F3. [Government Bond (such as Hidase Bond)]: Where do you have this savings acco 2572 1 No 2558 1 Yes F3. [Small Medium Enterprises saving program]: Where do you have this savings ac 2572 1 No 2560 1 Yes F3. [Building Society]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 2567 1 Yes F3. [CBE Housing program]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 2170 1 Yes F3. [UPSNP savings account]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 2434 1 Yes F3. [SACCOs]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 2509 1 Yes F3. [Other]: Where do you have this savings account/deposit? 2572 1 No 2515 1 Yes F3. Specify other, where do you have this savings account/deposit? F4. What is the total amount of your savings? 500000 F5. Have you ever taken a loan? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1993 2 No F6. Have you taken a loan in the last 12 months? 1993 1 2 1 Yes 1040 2 No F7.What is the main purpose for which you have taken a loan? 1993 1 99 1 Lease Land For Farming 117 2 Purchase Agricultural Inputs For Crop Harvest 3 Purchase House/Lease Land For Business 4 Business Start-Up Capital 5 Expanding Business 6 Purchase Non-Farm Inputs 7 Working Capital For Non-Farm Enterprise 8 Food/Non-Food Expenditure 9 Health &amp; Education Expenditure 10 House Construction/Maintenances 11 Hire farm labour 99 Other F7. Specify other, what is the main purpose for which you have taken a loan F8.What is the maximum amount that you have borrowed from any source? 300000 F9. Do you still have any outstanding loans that need to be repaid? 1993 1 2 1 Yes 616 2 No F10. What is the total amount of outstanding loan you owe? 616 300000 F11. Do you or someone in your household currently have any outstanding loans fr 1993 1 2 1 Yes 214 2 No F12. What is the total amount your household owes all these shylocks (moneylende 214 150000 F13. If you needed money for personal emergencies, what is the maximum amount of 6278 600000 F14. If you needed 4000 birr for unexpected emergency, how would you find it ? 6278 1 7 1 Use own savings 1339 2 Borrow from friends or family 3 Borrow from formal lender 4 Borrow from informal lender 5 Sell assets 6 Other source of income 7 Wouldn’t be possible to find that money F15. If you needed money to start a business or to expand an existing business, 6278 1000000 CP1. In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household RECEIVE a loan / gift / 6278 1 2 1 Yes 814 2 No CP2. In the past 12 months, from how many transfer relationships did your househ 814 1 5 CP3. Gender of [Sender]? 812 1 2 1 Male 704 2 Female CP4. Age of [Sender]? 812 16 86 CP5. How do you know [Sender]? 812 1 99 1 Spouse 6 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP5. Specify other, how do you know CP6. How long have you known [Sender]? 812 99 Less than one year 26 99 whole life CP7. What is [Sender]'s highest completed level of schooling? 812 1 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 123 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP8. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Sen 812 1 5 1 very wealthy 7 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP9. Was it money or goods that your household received? 812 1 3 1 Money 710 2 Goods 3 Both CP10. What was the total amount of <u>cash</u> or the total value of goods you r 812 450000 CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 709 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 686 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 766 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 802 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 790 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 795 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 719 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 308 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 725 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 812 1 No 777 1 Yes CP11. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP12. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to pay back the money / return the 812 1 2 1 Yes 401 2 No CP13. (if LOAN) How much interest were you charged on the most recent loan/gift 401 5000 No interest/interest free 340 CP13. Time unit of the interest rate 61 1 3 1 Per Year 48 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP13. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP3. Gender of [Sender]? 168 1 2 1 Male 127 2 Female CP4. Age of [Sender]? 168 17 75 CP5. How do you know [Sender]? 168 1 99 1 Spouse 2 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP5. Specify other, how do you know CP6. How long have you known [Sender]? 168 99 Less than one year 2 99 whole life CP7. What is [Sender]'s highest completed level of schooling? 168 1 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 24 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP8. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Sen 168 1 5 1 very wealthy 2 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP9. Was it money or goods that your household received? 168 1 3 1 Money 151 2 Goods 3 Both CP10. What was the total amount of <u>cash</u> or the total value of goods you r 168 300 150000 CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 158 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 143 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 148 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 164 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 167 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 165 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 137 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 45 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 158 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 168 1 No 166 1 Yes CP11. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP12. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to pay back the money / return the 168 1 2 1 Yes 93 2 No CP13. (if LOAN) How much interest were you charged on the most recent loan/gift 93 25 No interest/interest free 87 CP13. Time unit of the interest rate 6 1 3 1 Per Year 2 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP13. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP3. Gender of [Sender]? 69 1 2 1 Male 54 2 Female CP4. Age of [Sender]? 69 18 80 CP5. How do you know [Sender]? 69 2 13 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP5. Specify other, how do you know CP6. How long have you known [Sender]? 69 5 99 Less than one year 99 whole life CP7. What is [Sender]'s highest completed level of schooling? 69 1 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 13 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP8. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Sen 69 2 5 1 very wealthy 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP9. Was it money or goods that your household received? 69 1 3 1 Money 63 2 Goods 3 Both CP10. What was the total amount of <u>cash</u> or the total value of goods you r 69 300 150000 CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 1 No 65 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 1 No 58 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 1 No 61 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 No 69 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 No 69 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 No 69 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 1 No 51 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 1 No 15 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 1 No 68 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 69 No 69 1 Yes CP11. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP12. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to pay back the money / return the 69 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No CP13. (if LOAN) How much interest were you charged on the most recent loan/gift 36 5 No interest/interest free 35 CP13. Time unit of the interest rate 1 3 3 1 Per Year 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP13. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP3. Gender of [Sender]? 22 1 2 1 Male 13 2 Female CP4. Age of [Sender]? 22 21 70 CP5. How do you know [Sender]? 22 2 13 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP5. Specify other, how do you know CP6. How long have you known [Sender]? 22 8 99 Less than one year 99 whole life CP7. What is [Sender]'s highest completed level of schooling? 22 1 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 3 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP8. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Sen 22 2 5 1 very wealthy 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP9. Was it money or goods that your household received? 22 1 3 1 Money 19 2 Goods 3 Both CP10. What was the total amount of <u>cash</u> or the total value of goods you r 22 200 25000 CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 1 No 21 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 1 No 18 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 1 No 20 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 No 22 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 No 22 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 No 22 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 1 No 17 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 1 No 6 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 No 22 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 22 No 22 1 Yes CP11. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP12. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to pay back the money / return the 22 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No CP13. (if LOAN) How much interest were you charged on the most recent loan/gift 6 5 No interest/interest free 5 CP13. Time unit of the interest rate 1 1 1 1 Per Year 1 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP13. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP3. Gender of [Sender]? 4 1 1 1 Male 4 2 Female CP4. Age of [Sender]? 4 28 63 CP5. How do you know [Sender]? 4 2 13 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP5. Specify other, how do you know CP6. How long have you known [Sender]? 4 99 99 Less than one year 99 whole life CP7. What is [Sender]'s highest completed level of schooling? 4 1 13 1 Non educated/illiterate 1 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP8. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Sen 4 1 5 1 very wealthy 1 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP9. Was it money or goods that your household received? 4 1 2 1 Money 3 2 Goods 3 Both CP10. What was the total amount of <u>cash</u> or the total value of goods you r 4 1000 5000 CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 1 No 3 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 No 4 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 No 4 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 No 4 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 No 4 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 No 4 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 1 No 3 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 1 1 No 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 No 4 1 Yes CP11. What was the main use of the most recent transfer of money or goods? 4 No 4 1 Yes CP11. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP12. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to pay back the money / return the 4 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No CP13. (if LOAN) How much interest were you charged on the most recent loan/gift 1 20 20 No interest/interest free CP13. Time unit of the interest rate 1 1 1 1 Per Year 1 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP13. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP14. BESIDES THOSE ALREADY MENTIONED, did anyone in this household receive any 814 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No CP15a. What was the total value of ALL OTHER loans / gifts / assistance members 6 5000 CP15b. What was the total value of ALL OTHER loans / gifts / assistance members 6 500 70000 CP16. Did anyone in this household give or send money or goods to someone outsid 6278 1 2 1 Yes 111 2 No CP17. In the past 12 months, to how many transfer relationships did your househo 111 1 5 CP18. Gender of [Receiver]? 110 1 2 1 Male 89 2 Female CP19. Age of [Receiver]? 110 18 65 C20. How do you know [Receiver]? 110 2 13 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP20. Specify other, how do you know CP21. How long have you known [Receiver]? 110 50 Less than one year 15 CP22. What is [Receiver]'s highest completed level of schooling? 110 1 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 25 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP23. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Re 110 2 5 1 very wealthy 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP24. Was it money or goods that your household sent? 110 1 3 1 Money 99 2 Goods 3 Both CP25. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 200 80000 CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 101 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 89 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 No 110 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 No 110 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 101 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 108 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 91 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 44 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 103 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 110 1 No 106 1 Yes CP26. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP27. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to be paid back the money / return 110 1 2 1 Yes 65 2 No CP28. (if LOAN) How much interest did you charge on the most recent loan/gift to 65 No interest / interest free 65 CP28. Time unit of the interest rate 1 Per Year 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP28. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP29. Where does [Receiver] live? 110 1 5 1 To a rural area 79 2 To a small town (including Zonal and woreda towns) 3 To regional capital 4 To Addis Ababa 5 To other larger cities outside of Addis Ababa 6 Overseas CP18. Gender of [Receiver]? 35 1 2 1 Male 31 2 Female CP19. Age of [Receiver]? 35 17 55 C20. How do you know [Receiver]? 35 5 13 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP20. Specify other, how do you know CP21. How long have you known [Receiver]? 35 50 Less than one year 2 CP22. What is [Receiver]'s highest completed level of schooling? 35 1 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 5 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP23. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Re 35 1 4 1 very wealthy 1 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP24. Was it money or goods that your household sent? 35 1 3 1 Money 33 2 Goods 3 Both CP25. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 300 10000 CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 No 35 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 1 No 32 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 1 No 34 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 No 35 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 1 No 34 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 No 35 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 1 No 28 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 1 No 9 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 1 No 33 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 35 No 35 1 Yes CP26. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP27. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to be paid back the money / return 35 1 2 1 Yes 28 2 No CP28. (if LOAN) How much interest did you charge on the most recent loan/gift to 28 No interest / interest free 28 CP28. Time unit of the interest rate 1 Per Year 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP28. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP29. Where does [Receiver] live? 35 1 4 1 To a rural area 29 2 To a small town (including Zonal and woreda towns) 3 To regional capital 4 To Addis Ababa 5 To other larger cities outside of Addis Ababa 6 Overseas CP18. Gender of [Receiver]? 11 1 1 1 Male 11 2 Female CP19. Age of [Receiver]? 11 19 52 C20. How do you know [Receiver]? 11 5 13 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP20. Specify other, how do you know CP21. How long have you known [Receiver]? 11 42 Less than one year 1 CP22. What is [Receiver]'s highest completed level of schooling? 11 1 26 1 Non educated/illiterate 2 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP23. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Re 11 3 4 1 very wealthy 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP24. Was it money or goods that your household sent? 11 1 3 1 Money 10 2 Goods 3 Both CP25. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 300 3000 CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 No 11 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 1 No 10 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 No 11 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 No 11 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 No 11 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 No 11 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 1 No 7 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 1 No 3 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 No 11 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 11 No 11 1 Yes CP26. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP27. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to be paid back the money / return 11 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No CP28. (if LOAN) How much interest did you charge on the most recent loan/gift to 8 No interest / interest free 8 CP28. Time unit of the interest rate 1 Per Year 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP28. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP29. Where does [Receiver] live? 11 1 2 1 To a rural area 10 2 To a small town (including Zonal and woreda towns) 3 To regional capital 4 To Addis Ababa 5 To other larger cities outside of Addis Ababa 6 Overseas CP18. Gender of [Receiver]? 1 1 1 1 Male 1 2 Female CP19. Age of [Receiver]? 1 35 35 C20. How do you know [Receiver]? 1 13 13 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP20. Specify other, how do you know CP21. How long have you known [Receiver]? 1 2 2 Less than one year CP22. What is [Receiver]'s highest completed level of schooling? 1 1 1 1 Non educated/illiterate 1 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP23. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Re 1 5 5 1 very wealthy 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP24. Was it money or goods that your household sent? 1 1 1 1 Money 1 2 Goods 3 Both CP25. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 1000 1000 CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 1 1 No 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP27. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to be paid back the money / return 1 1 1 1 Yes 1 2 No CP28. (if LOAN) How much interest did you charge on the most recent loan/gift to 1 No interest / interest free 1 CP28. Time unit of the interest rate 1 Per Year 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP28. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP29. Where does [Receiver] live? 1 1 1 1 To a rural area 1 2 To a small town (including Zonal and woreda towns) 3 To regional capital 4 To Addis Ababa 5 To other larger cities outside of Addis Ababa 6 Overseas CP18. Gender of [Receiver]? 1 2 2 1 Male 2 Female CP19. Age of [Receiver]? 1 40 40 C20. How do you know [Receiver]? 1 8 8 1 Spouse 2 Son/Daughter 3 Grandchild 4 Father/Mother 5 Sister/Brother 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Uncle/Aunt 8 Son/Daugther-in-law 9 Father / Mother-in-law 10 Brother/Sister-in-law 11 Grandparent 12 Neighbor 13 Friend 99 Other CP20. Specify other, how do you know CP21. How long have you known [Receiver]? 1 25 25 Less than one year CP22. What is [Receiver]'s highest completed level of schooling? 1 1 1 1 Non educated/illiterate 1 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above CP23. How wealthy, compared to people living in this community, do you think [Re 1 3 3 1 very wealthy 2 Wealthy 3 Average 4 Poor 5 very poor CP24. Was it money or goods that your household sent? 1 1 1 1 Money 1 2 Goods 3 Both CP25. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 1000 1000 CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 1 1 No 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. What was the total amount of cash or the total value of goods you sent to 1 No 1 1 Yes CP26. Specify other, what was the main use of the most recent transfer of money CP27. Was this a LOAN, i.e. are you expected to be paid back the money / return 1 1 1 1 Yes 1 2 No CP28. (if LOAN) How much interest did you charge on the most recent loan/gift to 1 No interest / interest free 1 CP28. Time unit of the interest rate 1 Per Year 2 Per 6 Months 3 Per Month 4 Per Week 5 Per Day 99 Other, specify CP28. If other, specify the time unit of the interest rate CP29. Where does [Receiver] live? 1 1 1 1 To a rural area 1 2 To a small town (including Zonal and woreda towns) 3 To regional capital 4 To Addis Ababa 5 To other larger cities outside of Addis Ababa 6 Overseas CP30. BESIDES THOSE ALREADY MENTIONED, did anyone in this household gave or sent 111 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CP31c. What was the total value of ALL OTHER loans / gifts / assistance members CP31d. What was the total value of ALL OTHER loans / gifts / assistance members HE1. Food expenses (meals at home)? 30000 HE2. Food expenses (meals outside home)? 6278 24000 HE3. Mobile cards or fixed phones 6278 5000 HE4. Personal and hygiene items (hair cuts, toiletries, cosmetics, combs, shampo 6278 1800 HE5. Disposable household items (Lightbulbs, soap, cleaning agents, toilet paper 6278 1800 HE6. Health (e.g expense for hospital visits, buy medicine,…) 45000 HE7. Recreation, entertainment (e.g. social gathering, drinking parties, movies) 6278 15000 HE8. Utilities (Electricity, water, internet, etc.) 9000 HE9. Transport (from and to the market and other places) 8000 HE10. Transfer to families and friends 6278 90000 HE11. School expense (e.g school fee, materials,..) 46000 HE12. Linens (sheets, blankets, towels, cloths) 38000 HE13. Clothing and shoes 80000 HE14. Fixing home damage or doing essential maintenance (e.g. fixing a leaking r 6278 90000 HE15. Improving or expanding the home (e.g. metal sheets, doors, timber, labor, 6278 200000 HE16. Weddings, Funerals (including outside their household if contributed to th 150000 HE17. Medical expenses (including consultation fees, medicines, hospital costs, 400000 HE18. Other household durables, phones, TVs, radio and so forth 6278 50000 HE19. In the last 7 days, how much [FOOD] did your household consume from your o 9000 HE20. In the past 12 months, have you consumed any food that your household rece 6278 1 2 1 Yes 309 2 No HE21. What is the total approximate value of the any food&lt;&gt; that is consum 309 3000 HE22. What is the total approximate value of the any food that is consumed that 309 30000 FS1. Do all household members eat roughly the same diet? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 4615 2 No FS2. [Men]: Which member of the HHs usually eat a more diverse variety of food? 6278 1 No 4119 1 Yes FS2. [Women]: Which member of the HHs usually eat a more diverse variety of food 6278 1 No 4192 1 Yes FS2. [Girls]: Which member of the HHs usually eat a more diverse variety of food 6278 1 No 4353 1 Yes FS2. [Boys]: Which member of the HHs usually eat a more diverse variety of food? 6278 1 No 4390 1 Yes FS2. [Not Applicable]: Which member of the HHs usually eat a more diverse variet 6278 1 No 2550 1 Yes FS3. [Men]: When food is in short supply, in what order are the household member 6278 4 Not selected 3439 1 1st 2 2nd 3 3rd 4 4th FS3. [Women]: When food is in short supply, in what order are the household memb 6278 4 Not selected 3339 1 1st 2 2nd 3 3rd 4 4th FS3. [Girls]: When food is in short supply, in what order are the household memb 6278 4 Not selected 3689 1 1st 2 2nd 3 3rd 4 4th FS3. [Boys]: When food is in short supply, in what order are the household membe 6278 4 Not selected 3717 1 1st 2 2nd 3 3rd 4 4th FS3. [Not Applicable]: When food is in short supply , in what order are the hous 6278 1 Not selected 3088 1 1st 2 2nd 3 3rd 4 4th FS4. Did you worry that your household would not have enough food in last 7 days 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2494 2 No FS5. In the past 7 days, did any member of your household, skip any meal because 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1983 2 No In the past 7 days, how many days have you or someone in your household had to:[ <NA> <NA> A. Rely on Less preferred foods? 6278 7 B. Limit the variety of foods Eaten? 6278 7 C. Limit Portion size At Meal-Times? 6278 7 D. Reduce Number Of meals Eaten In A Day? 6278 7 E. Restrict Consumption by Adults for Small children To Eat? 6278 7 F. Borrow Food, or rely on Help from Friend Or Relative? 6278 7 G. Have No Food of Any kind In Your House-Hold? 6278 7 H. Go A Whole Day and Night Without eating Anything? 6278 6 FS15. In the last 12 months, was the HH affected by a shock? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1009 2 No FS16. [Death Of HH Member (MAIN BREAD EARNER)]: What type of Shock affected the 1009 1 No 957 1 Yes FS16. [Death of a child under 5, including miscarriage or stillbirth]: What type 1009 1 No 1006 1 Yes FS16. [Death Of Other HH member]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 948 1 Yes FS16. [Illness of HH member]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 662 1 Yes FS16. [Loss of non-farm jobs of HH member]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 992 1 Yes FS16. [Drought]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 860 1 Yes FS16. [Flood]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 992 1 Yes FS16. [Landslides/ Avalanches]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 No 1009 1 Yes FS16. [Heavy Rains Preventing Work]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 1005 1 Yes FS16. [Other crop damage]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 919 1 Yes FS16. [Unusual price fall of food items/agricultural produces]: What type of Sho 1009 1 No 990 1 Yes FS16. [Unusual price rise of food items/agricultural produces]: What type of Sho 1009 1 No 617 1 Yes FS16. [Unusual Increase In Price Of Inputs (Seed, Fertilizer)]: What type of Sho 1009 1 No 720 1 Yes FS16. [Great Loss/Death Of Livestock]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 969 1 Yes FS16. [Fire]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 1002 1 Yes FS16. [Theft/Robbery And other Violence]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 995 1 Yes FS16. [Involuntary Loss Of House/Land]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 1006 1 Yes FS16. [Displacement (Due To Government Development Projects)]: What type of Shoc 1009 1 No 1008 1 Yes FS16. [Local Unrest/Violence]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 1001 1 Yes FS16. [Other]: What type of Shock affected the HH? 1009 1 No 1006 1 Yes FS16. Specify other, what type of Shock affected the HH FS17.1 What is the 1st most important shock 1009 1 19 1 Death Of HH Member (Main Bread Earner) MEMBER (MAIN BREAD EARNER) 50 2 DEATH OF A CHILD UNDER 5 Including Miscarriage Or Stillbirth 3 Death Of Other Hh Member 4 Illness Of Household Member 5 LOSS OF NON-FARM JOBS OF HH Member 6 Drought 7 Flood 8 Landslides/ Avalanches 9 Heavy Rains Preventing Work 10 Other Crop Damage 11 UNUSUAL PRICE FALL OF FOOD Items Agricultural Produces 12 UNUSUAL PRICE RISE OF FOOD Items Agricultural Produces 13 Unusual Increase In Price Of Inputs (Seed, Fertilizer) 14 Great Loss/Death Of Livestock 15 FIRE 16 Theft/Robbery And Other Violence 17 Involuntary Loss Of House/Land 18 Displacement (Due To Government Development Projects) 19 Local Unrest/Violence 99 Other FS17.1 Specify other, type of Shock affected the HH FS17.2 What is the 2nd most important shock 410 3 99 1 Death Of HH Member (Main Bread Earner) MEMBER (MAIN BREAD EARNER) 2 DEATH OF A CHILD UNDER 5 Including Miscarriage Or Stillbirth 3 Death Of Other Hh Member 4 Illness Of Household Member 5 LOSS OF NON-FARM JOBS OF HH Member 6 Drought 7 Flood 8 Landslides/ Avalanches 9 Heavy Rains Preventing Work 10 Other Crop Damage 11 UNUSUAL PRICE FALL OF FOOD Items Agricultural Produces 12 UNUSUAL PRICE RISE OF FOOD Items Agricultural Produces 13 Unusual Increase In Price Of Inputs (Seed, Fertilizer) 14 Great Loss/Death Of Livestock 15 FIRE 16 Theft/Robbery And Other Violence 17 Involuntary Loss Of House/Land 18 Displacement (Due To Government Development Projects) 19 Local Unrest/Violence 99 Other FS17.2 Specify other, type of Shock affected the HH FS17.3 What is the 3rd most important shock 86 1 19 1 Death Of HH Member (Main Bread Earner) MEMBER (MAIN BREAD EARNER) 2 2 DEATH OF A CHILD UNDER 5 Including Miscarriage Or Stillbirth 3 Death Of Other Hh Member 4 Illness Of Household Member 5 LOSS OF NON-FARM JOBS OF HH Member 6 Drought 7 Flood 8 Landslides/ Avalanches 9 Heavy Rains Preventing Work 10 Other Crop Damage 11 UNUSUAL PRICE FALL OF FOOD Items Agricultural Produces 12 UNUSUAL PRICE RISE OF FOOD Items Agricultural Produces 13 Unusual Increase In Price Of Inputs (Seed, Fertilizer) 14 Great Loss/Death Of Livestock 15 FIRE 16 Theft/Robbery And Other Violence 17 Involuntary Loss Of House/Land 18 Displacement (Due To Government Development Projects) 19 Local Unrest/Violence 99 Other FS17.3 Specify other, type of Shock affected the HH LR1. What is the maximum number of years that a household could lease out its la 6278 1 25 LR2. Rental contracts for a period longer than_____years have to be registered? 6278 20 LR3. Can the household use its land as a collateral to get credit from financial 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1931 2 No LR4. If the head of the household has left the kebele where the land is located 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1239 2 No LR5. Can a person bequeath land through inheritance to individuals who are neith 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2879 2 No LR6. In a case of divorce, what share of the land does women get? (in percent) 6278 100 LR7. Do you know the legal requirements for rental agreements in your area? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2445 2 No LR8. Are you ware of any government programs or initiatives that promote rental 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1642 2 No LR9. Have you ever consulted a legal expert or woreda land officials for advice 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1094 2 No LR10. Have you ever faced any challenges in accessing legal information or servi 6278 1 2 1 Yes 611 2 No LR11. How well do you think you know your rights and obligations as a tenant or 6278 1 5 1 Not at all 1800 2 A little 3 Somehow 4 Well 5 Very well LR12. Have you ever faced any disputes or conflicts with landowners or tenants o 6278 1 2 1 Yes 460 2 No LR13. Are you aware of legal procedures for resolving land disputes in your comm 6278 1 2 1 Yes 3244 2 No LR14. Are you aware of any laws regulations that protect your land ownership or 6278 1 2 1 Yes 3117 2 No LR15. Have you ever faced any land related disputes regarding land ownership or 6278 1 2 1 Yes 403 2 No CPL1. What is the total number of parcels of land owned by all holders in househ 6278 1 21 CPL2. What is the total area of land owned by this household? 0.03 17 UNIT 6278 2 4 2 HECTARE 5663 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER CPL2. Specify other, unit CPL3. What is the average size of the parcel of land that your household owns? [ 0.02 8.5 ➦CPL4. What is the total number of parcels of land that is currently left fallow 6278 4 CPL5. What is the average size of the parcel of land that is currently left fall 6 ➦CCPL6. What is the total number of parcels of land that you have currently rent 6278 8 CPL7. What is the average size of the parcel of land that that you have current 0.1 2 CPL8. What is the total number of parcels of land that you have currently rented 91 8 CPL9. What is the average size of the parcel of land that you have currently ren 1 CPL10. What is the average duration of the rental contract? That is for how many 91 1 96 CPL11. To how many households did you rent out your parcels? 91 1 1 ➦CPL12. What is the total number of parcels of land that you have currently rent 6278 5 CPL13. What is the average size of the parcel of land that you have currently re 0.1 7 CPL14. What is the total number of parcels of land that you have currently rente 267 5 CPL15. What is the average size of the parcel of land that you have currently re 0.1 7 CPL16. What is the average duration of the rental contract? That is for how many 267 1 300 CPL17. From how many households did you rent in the parcel(s)? 267 1 5 ➦CCPL18. What is the total number of parcels of land share cropped by all holder 267 6 CPL19. What is the average size of the parcel of land that is share cropped by a 10 CPL20. How many of the parcels of land are managed by female household members p 6278 6 CPL21. What is the average size of the parcel of land that is managed by female 6 CPL22. How many of the parcels of land are managed by male household members pas 6278 7 CPL23. What is the average size of the parcel of land that is managed by male ho 8 CPL24. How many of the parcels of land are managed jointly by male and female ho 6278 21 CPL25. What is the average size of the parcel of land that is managed jointly by 15 CPL26.1 How many of your parcels were acquired through [Granted By Local Leaders 6278 6 CPL26.2 How many of your parcels were acquired through [Inherited] ways? 6278 9 CPL26.3 How many of your parcels were acquired through [Rent] ways? 6278 5 CPL26.4 How many of your parcels were acquired through [Borrowed For Free ] ways 6278 3 CPL26.5 How many of your parcels were acquired through [Moved In Without Permiss 6278 1 CPL26.6 How many of your parcels were acquired through [Other] ways? 6278 14 CPL26.6 Specify other, were acquired through the following ways CPL27. Does your household have a certificate for any of its parcels? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5528 2 No CPL28. Did your household receive the first level certificate/ Green Book? 5528 1 2 1 Yes 5371 2 No CPL29. Did your household receive the second level certificate/ geo-referenced m 5528 1 2 1 Yes 3330 2 No CPL30. If Yes to Q 29, for how many parcels (parcels) did you obtain second leve 3330 1 21 CPL31. If Yes to Q 29, what is the average size of the parcel of your land with 0.02 9 CPL32. [Husband]: Whose name(s) is the land use right registered? 3330 1 No 2418 1 Yes CPL32. [Wife]: Whose name(s) is the land use right registered? 3330 1 No 2861 1 Yes CPL32. [Husband and wife]: Whose name(s) is the land use right registered? 3330 1 No 1261 1 Yes CPL32. [Other]: Whose name(s) is the land use right registered? 3330 1 No 3248 1 Yes CPL32. Specify other, whose name (s) is the land use right registered CPL33.1 How much of the [FIELD/Parcel] owned or rented is: [Sole Crop] 12 CPL33.2 How much of the [FIELD/Parcel] owned or rented is: [Mixed Crop] 8 CPL33.3 How much of the [FIELD/Parcel] owned or rented is: [Pasture] 4 CPL33.4 How much of the [FIELD/Parcel] owned or rented is: [Fallow] 4 CPL33.5 How much of the [FIELD/Parcel] owned or rented is: [Forest] 3 CPL33.6 How much of the [FIELD/Parcel] owned or rented is: [Land Prepared For Be 15 CPL34.1 How many of the [FIELD/Parcel] is: [Share cropped out] 6278 8 CPL34.2 How many of the [FIELD/Parcel] is: [Share cropped in] 6278 25 CPL34.3 How many of the [FIELD/Parcel] is: [Rented Out ] 6278 8 CPL34.4 How many of the [FIELD/Parcel] is: [Rented in] 6278 5 CPL34.5 How many of the [FIELD/Parcel] is: [Other] 6278 CPL34.5 Specify other Crop Name 350 1 1 1 Teff 350 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Teff]? 0.03 2 CCPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Teff]?Approximately 350 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 110 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 350 1 6 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 226 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Teff]? 350 1 1 1 Yes 350 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by [Teff] has been harvested? 350 5 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 70 1 No 61 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 70 1 No 41 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 70 1 No 69 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 70 1 No 52 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 70 No 70 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 70 No 70 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 70 1 No 52 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 70 1 No 66 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Teff]? 350 1 2 1 Yes 122 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Teff]? 122 1 99 1 Too much rain 22 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Teff]? 122 100 CPL44. How much [Teff] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (February 0.5 40 1 CPL44_unit_ 350 1 1 1 Quintal 350 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Teff] was produced on rented land? 350 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Teff] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 350 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Teff] harvested was: [Stored]? 350 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Teff] harvested was: [Sold]? 350 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Teff] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 350 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 350 1 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 241 1 6 Crop Name 557 2 2 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Wheat]? 0.04 2 CCPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Wheat]?Approximately 557 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 110 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 557 1 3 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 417 1 4 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Wheat]? 557 1 1 1 Yes 557 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Wheat] has been harvested? 557 10 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 112 1 No 104 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 112 1 No 108 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 112 1 No 110 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 112 1 No 30 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 112 1 No 109 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 112 No 112 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 112 1 No 107 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 112 1 No 101 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Wheat]? 557 1 2 1 Yes 252 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Wheat]? 252 1 99 1 Too much rain 2 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Wheat]? 252 100 CPL44. How much [Wheat] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februar 557 1 60 2 CPL44_unit_ 557 1 2 1 Quintal 556 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Wheat] was produced on rented land? 557 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Wheat] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 557 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Wheat] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 557 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Wheat] harvested was: [Sold]? 557 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Wheat] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 557 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 557 1 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 425 1 4 Crop Name 3193 3 3 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Maize]? 0.03 6 CCPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Maize]?Approximately 3193 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 1009 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 3193 1 7 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 2074 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Maize]? 3193 1 1 1 Yes 3193 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Maize] has been harvested? 3193 2 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 561 1 No 317 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 561 1 No 423 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 561 No 561 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 561 1 No 419 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 561 1 No 549 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 561 1 No 558 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 561 1 No 481 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 561 1 No 553 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Maize]? 3193 1 2 1 Yes 687 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Maize]? 687 1 15 1 Too much rain 105 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Maize]? 687 100 CPL44. How much [Maize] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februar 0.5 100 3 CPL44_unit_ 3193 1 4 1 Quintal 3183 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Maize] was produced on rented land? 3193 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Maize] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 3193 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Maize] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 3193 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Maize] harvested was: [Sold]? 3193 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Maize] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 3193 72 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 3193 1 6 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 2302 1 7 Crop Name 371 4 4 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Barley]? 0.02 1 CCPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Barley]?Approximately 371 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 166 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 371 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 298 1 4 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Barley]? 371 1 1 1 Yes 371 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Barley] has been harvested? 371 10 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 64 No 64 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 64 1 No 57 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 64 1 No 63 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 64 1 No 18 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 64 1 No 60 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 64 No 64 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 64 1 No 61 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 64 1 No 61 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Barley]? 371 1 2 1 Yes 129 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Barley]? 129 1 99 1 Too much rain 5 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Barley]? 129 100 CPL44. How much [Barley] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 371 1 20 4 CPL44_unit_ 371 1 2 1 Quintal 370 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Barley] was produced on rented land? 371 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Barley] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 371 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Barley] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 371 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Barley] harvested was: [Sold]? 371 80 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Barley] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 371 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 371 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 303 1 4 Crop Name 58 5 5 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Sorghum]? 0.09 0.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Sorghum]?Approximately 58 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 16 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 58 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 34 1 6 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Sorghum]? 58 1 1 1 Yes 58 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Sorghum] has been harvested? 58 10 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 1 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Sorghum]? 58 1 2 1 Yes 13 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Sorghum]? 13 1 5 1 Too much rain 1 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Sorghum]? 13 10 100 CPL44. How much [Sorghum] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Febru 58 1 20 5 CPL44_unit_ 58 1 1 1 Quintal 58 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Sorghum] was produced on rented land? 58 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Sorghum] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 58 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Sorghum] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 58 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Sorghum] harvested was: [Sold]? 58 80 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Sorghum] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 58 10 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 58 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 36 1 6 Crop Name 35 6 6 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Soy]? 0.06 1 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Soy]?Approximately 35 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 14 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 35 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 29 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Soy]? 35 1 1 1 Yes 35 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Soy] has been harvested? 35 70 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 8 No 8 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 8 No 8 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 8 No 8 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 8 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 8 No 8 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 8 No 8 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 8 No 8 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 8 No 8 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Soy]? 35 1 2 1 Yes 10 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Soy]? 10 2 4 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Soy]? 10 20 50 CPL44. How much [Soy] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (February 35 1 5 6 CPL44_unit_ 35 1 1 1 Quintal 35 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Soy] was produced on rented land? 35 75 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Soy] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 35 28 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Soy] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 35 50 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Soy] harvested was: [Sold]? 35 50 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Soy] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 35 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 35 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 28 1 2 Crop Name 26 9 9 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Dagussa]? 0.04 0.5 CCPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Dagussa]?Approximately 26 1 4 1 Less than 1/4 16 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 26 1 3 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 14 1 4 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Dagussa]? 26 1 1 1 Yes 26 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Dagussa] has been harvested? 26 100 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan No 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant No 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of No 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla No 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Dagussa]? 26 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Dagussa]? 2 2 4 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Dagussa]? 2 40 90 CPL44. How much [Dagussa] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Febru 26 1 7 9 CPL44_unit_ 26 1 1 1 Quintal 26 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Dagussa] was produced on rented land? 26 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Dagussa] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 26 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Dagussa] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 26 50 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Dagussa] harvested was: [Sold]? 26 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Dagussa] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 26 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 26 1 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 15 2 5 Crop Name 899 11 11 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Haricot beans (boloke)]? 0.02 2.5 CCPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Haricot beans (boloke)]?Approxim 899 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 521 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 899 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 583 1 5 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Haricot beans (boloke)]? 899 1 1 1 Yes 899 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Haricot beans (boloke)] has been h 899 20 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 91 1 No 46 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 91 1 No 56 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 91 No 91 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 91 1 No 73 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 91 1 No 90 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 91 No 91 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 91 1 No 89 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 91 No 91 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Haricot beans (boloke)]? 899 1 2 1 Yes 153 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Haricot beans (boloke)]? 153 1 13 1 Too much rain 37 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Haricot beans (boloke)]? 153 100 CPL44. How much [Haricot beans (boloke)] did you harvest in the past agricultura 0.10000000149012 30 11 CPL44_unit_ 899 1 2 1 Quintal 897 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Haricot beans (boloke)] was produced on re 899 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Haricot beans (boloke)] harvested was: [Consumed by 899 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Haricot beans (boloke)] harvested was: [Consumed by 899 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Haricot beans (boloke)] harvested was: [Sold]? 899 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Haricot beans (boloke)] harvested was: [Used to pay 899 100 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 899 1 4 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 662 1 5 Crop Name 32 12 12 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Chick peas (shimbra)]? 0.03 0.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Chick peas (shimbra)]?Approximate 32 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 11 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 32 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 23 1 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Chick peas (shimbra)]? 32 1 1 1 Yes 32 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Chick peas (shimbra)] has been har 32 15 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 1 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 1 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 3 1 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Chick peas (shimbra)]? 32 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Chick peas (shimbra)]? 2 3 4 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Chick peas (shimbra)]? 2 20 30 CPL44. How much [Chick peas (shimbra)] did you harvest in the past agricultural 32 1 5 12 CPL44_unit_ 32 1 1 1 Quintal 32 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Chick peas (shimbra)] was produced on rent 32 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Chick peas (shimbra)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH 32 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Chick peas (shimbra)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH 32 75 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Chick peas (shimbra)] harvested was: [Sold]? 32 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Chick peas (shimbra)] harvested was: [Used to pay ba 32 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 32 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 27 1 2 Crop Name 129 13 13 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Peas (ater)]? 0.02 0.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Peas (ater)]?Approximately 129 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 89 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 129 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 112 1 3 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Peas (ater)]? 129 1 1 1 Yes 129 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Peas (ater)] has been harvested? 129 60 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 23 1 No 18 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 23 No 23 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 23 No 23 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 23 1 No 6 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 23 No 23 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 23 1 No 22 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 23 1 No 22 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 23 No 23 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Peas (ater)]? 129 1 2 1 Yes 36 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Peas (ater)]? 36 1 14 1 Too much rain 1 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Peas (ater)]? 36 90 CPL44. How much [Peas (ater)] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (F 1 6 13 CPL44_unit_ 129 1 2 1 Quintal 124 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Peas (ater)] was produced on rented land? 129 30 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Peas (ater)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 129 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Peas (ater)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 129 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Peas (ater)] harvested was: [Sold]? 129 80 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Peas (ater)] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlo 129 10 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 129 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 117 1 3 Crop Name 207 14 14 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Horse beans (bakela)]? 0.02 1 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Horse beans (bakela)]?Approximate 207 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 119 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 207 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 175 1 4 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Horse beans (bakela)]? 207 1 1 1 Yes 207 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Horse beans (bakela)] has been har 207 25 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 44 1 No 39 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 44 1 No 42 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 44 No 44 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 44 1 No 8 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 44 1 No 43 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 44 No 44 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 44 1 No 42 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 44 1 No 43 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Horse beans (bakela)]? 207 1 2 1 Yes 66 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Horse beans (bakela)]? 66 1 12 1 Too much rain 3 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Horse beans (bakela)]? 66 4 80 CPL44. How much [Horse beans (bakela)] did you harvest in the past agricultural 207 1 10 14 CPL44_unit_ 207 1 2 1 Quintal 203 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Horse beans (bakela)] was produced on rent 207 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Horse beans (bakela)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH 207 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Horse beans (bakela)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH 207 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Horse beans (bakela)] harvested was: [Sold]? 207 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Horse beans (bakela)] harvested was: [Used to pay ba 207 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 207 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 184 1 4 Crop Name 972 16 16 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Adenguare]? 0.02 1.25 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Adenguare]?Approximately 972 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 536 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 972 1 3 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 726 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Adenguare]? 972 1 1 1 Yes 972 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Adenguare] has been harvested? 972 5 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 116 1 No 82 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 116 1 No 84 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 116 No 116 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 116 1 No 68 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 116 1 No 115 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 116 No 116 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 116 1 No 103 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 116 No 116 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Adenguare]? 972 1 2 1 Yes 153 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Adenguare]? 153 1 11 1 Too much rain 33 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Adenguare]? 153 100 CPL44. How much [Adenguare] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Feb 0.25 30 16 CPL44_unit_ 972 1 1 1 Quintal 972 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Adenguare] was produced on rented land? 972 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Adenguare] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 972 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Adenguare] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 972 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Adenguare] harvested was: [Sold]? 972 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Adenguare] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord 972 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 972 1 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 761 1 7 Crop Name 1 19 19 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Sesame (selit)]? 0.12 0.12 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Sesame (selit)]?Approximately 1 1 1 1 Less than 1/4 1 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Sesame (selit)]? 1 1 1 1 Yes 1 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Sesame (selit)] has been harvested 1 100 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan No 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant No 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of No 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla No 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Sesame (selit)]? 1 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Sesame (selit)]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Sesame (selit)]? CPL44. How much [Sesame (selit)] did you harvest in the past agricultural season 1 1 1 19 CPL44_unit_ 1 1 1 1 Quintal 1 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Sesame (selit)] was produced on rented lan 1 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Sesame (selit)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 1 100 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Sesame (selit)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 1 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Sesame (selit)] harvested was: [Sold]? 1 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Sesame (selit)] harvested was: [Used to pay back lan 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1 2 2 Crop Name 961 22 22 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Potatoes]? 0.02 2 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Potatoes]?Approximately 961 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 306 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 961 1 7 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 676 1 8 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Potatoes]? 961 1 1 1 Yes 961 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Potatoes] has been harvested? 961 2 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 70 1 No 60 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 70 1 No 59 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 70 1 No 68 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 70 1 No 54 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 70 1 No 64 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 70 1 No 69 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 70 1 No 47 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 70 1 No 66 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Potatoes]? 961 1 2 1 Yes 74 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Potatoes]? 74 1 99 1 Too much rain 10 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Potatoes]? 74 5 100 CPL44. How much [Potatoes] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Febr 0.5 150 22 CPL44_unit_ 961 1 2 1 Quintal 960 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Potatoes] was produced on rented land? 961 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Potatoes] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 961 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Potatoes] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 961 75 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Potatoes] harvested was: [Sold]? 961 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Potatoes] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord] 961 65 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 961 1 4 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 777 1 7 Crop Name 1129 23 23 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)]? 0.02 1 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)]?A 1129 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 722 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1129 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 810 1 8 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)]? 1129 1 1 1 Yes 1129 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] ha 1129 10 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 92 1 No 74 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 92 1 No 78 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 92 1 No 90 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 92 1 No 74 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 92 1 No 89 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 92 1 No 90 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 92 1 No 50 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 92 No 92 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)]? 1129 1 2 1 Yes 60 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] 60 1 13 1 Too much rain 3 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)]? 60 70 CPL44. How much [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] did you harvest in the past agr 0.25 50 23 CPL44_unit_ 1129 1 4 1 Quintal 1128 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] was produc 1129 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] harvested was: [Cons 1129 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] harvested was: [Cons 1129 67 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] harvested was: [Sold 1129 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich)] harvested was: [Used 1129 80 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1129 1 4 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 875 1 8 Crop Name 2 24 24 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Yam]? 0.05 0.1 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Yam]?Approximately 2 1 1 1 Less than 1/4 2 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 2 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Yam]? 2 1 1 1 Yes 2 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Yam] has been harvested? 2 100 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan No 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant No 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of No 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla No 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Yam]? 2 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Yam]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Yam]? CPL44. How much [Yam] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (February 2 2 4 24 CPL44_unit_ 2 1 1 1 Quintal 2 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Yam] was produced on rented land? 2 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Yam] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 2 50 50 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Yam] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 2 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Yam] harvested was: [Sold]? 2 50 50 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Yam] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 2 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1 2 2 Crop Name 229 25 25 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Godere]? 0.02 0.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Godere]?Approximately 229 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 95 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 229 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 173 1 6 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Godere]? 229 1 1 1 Yes 229 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Godere] has been harvested? 229 1 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 41 1 No 27 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 41 No 41 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 41 No 41 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 41 1 No 23 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 41 No 41 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 41 No 41 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 41 1 No 30 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 41 No 41 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Godere]? 229 1 2 1 Yes 25 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Godere]? 25 2 9 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Godere]? 25 20 50 CPL44. How much [Godere] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 0.5 12 25 CPL44_unit_ 229 1 1 1 Quintal 229 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Godere] was produced on rented land? 229 11 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Godere] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 229 17 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Godere] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 229 70 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Godere] harvested was: [Sold]? 229 83 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Godere] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 229 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 229 1 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 183 1 6 Crop Name 20 26 26 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Tomato]? 0.07 0.4 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Tomato]?Approximately 20 1 4 1 Less than 1/4 10 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 20 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 15 1 3 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Tomato]? 20 1 1 1 Yes 20 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Tomato] has been harvested? 20 1 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 5 1 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 5 No 5 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 5 No 5 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 5 1 No 4 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 5 No 5 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 5 No 5 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 5 1 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 5 No 5 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Tomato]? 20 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Tomato]? 4 3 4 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Tomato]? 4 5 50 CPL44. How much [Tomato] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 20 1 10 26 CPL44_unit_ 20 1 3 1 Quintal 19 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Tomato] was produced on rented land? 20 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Tomato] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 20 5 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Tomato] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 20 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Tomato] harvested was: [Sold]? 20 95 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Tomato] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 20 5 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 20 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 13 1 3 Crop Name 16 27 27 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Onions (shinkurt)]? 0.1 0.75 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Onions (shinkurt)]?Approximately 16 1 4 1 Less than 1/4 9 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 16 1 6 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 10 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Onions (shinkurt)]? 16 1 1 1 Yes 16 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Onions (shinkurt)] has been harves 16 5 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 4 1 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 4 1 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 4 No 4 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 4 No 4 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 4 No 4 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 4 No 4 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 4 1 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 4 No 4 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Onions (shinkurt)]? 16 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Onions (shinkurt)]? 4 1 8 1 Too much rain 2 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Onions (shinkurt)]? 4 15 25 CPL44. How much [Onions (shinkurt)] did you harvest in the past agricultural sea 0.5 20 27 CPL44_unit_ 16 1 3 1 Quintal 14 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Onions (shinkurt)] was produced on rented 16 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Onions (shinkurt)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 16 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Onions (shinkurt)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 16 20 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Onions (shinkurt)] harvested was: [Sold]? 16 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Onions (shinkurt)] harvested was: [Used to pay back 16 5 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 16 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 12 2 2 Crop Name 19 28 28 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Carrot]? 0.1 0.8 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Carrot]?Approximately 19 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 7 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 19 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 15 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Carrot]? 19 1 1 1 Yes 19 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Carrot] has been harvested? 19 100 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan No 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant No 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of No 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla No 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Carrot]? 19 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Carrot]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Carrot]? CPL44. How much [Carrot] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 19 1 20 28 CPL44_unit_ 19 1 1 1 Quintal 19 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Carrot] was produced on rented land? 19 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Carrot] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 19 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Carrot] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 19 20 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Carrot] harvested was: [Sold]? 19 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Carrot] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 19 50 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 19 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 15 2 2 Crop Name 1 29 29 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Beet root (key sir)]? 0.15 0.15 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Beet root (key sir)]?Approximatel 1 1 1 1 Less than 1/4 1 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Beet root (key sir)]? 1 1 1 1 Yes 1 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Beet root (key sir)] has been harv 1 100 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan No 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant No 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of No 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla No 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Beet root (key sir)]? 1 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Beet root (key sir)]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Beet root (key sir)]? CPL44. How much [Beet root (key sir)] did you harvest in the past agricultural s 1 1 1 29 CPL44_unit_ 1 1 1 1 Quintal 1 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Beet root (key sir)] was produced on rente 1 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Beet root (key sir)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH] 1 100 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Beet root (key sir)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH] 1 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Beet root (key sir)] harvested was: [Sold]? 1 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Beet root (key sir)] harvested was: [Used to pay bac 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1 2 2 Crop Name 360 30 30 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Cabbage (gomen)]? 0.02 0.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Cabbage (gomen)]?Approximately 360 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 172 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 360 1 7 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 295 1 5 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Cabbage (gomen)]? 360 1 1 1 Yes 360 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Cabbage (gomen)] has been harveste 360 10 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 169 1 No 159 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 169 1 No 167 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 169 No 169 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 169 1 No 159 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 169 No 169 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 169 No 169 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 169 1 No 11 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 169 No 169 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Cabbage (gomen)]? 360 1 2 1 Yes 13 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Cabbage (gomen)]? 13 2 13 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Cabbage (gomen)]? 13 5 50 CPL44. How much [Cabbage (gomen)] did you harvest in the past agricultural seaso 0.25 20 30 CPL44_unit_ 360 1 3 1 Quintal 296 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Cabbage (gomen)] was produced on rented la 360 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Cabbage (gomen)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 360 2 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Cabbage (gomen)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 360 60 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Cabbage (gomen)] harvested was: [Sold]? 360 98 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Cabbage (gomen)] harvested was: [Used to pay back la 360 10 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 360 1 7 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 291 1 4 Crop Name 2 32 32 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Garlic (nech shinkurt)]? 0.12 0.2 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Garlic (nech shinkurt)]?Approxima 2 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 1 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 2 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 2 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Garlic (nech shinkurt)]? 2 1 1 1 Yes 2 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Garlic (nech shinkurt)] has been h 2 90 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Garlic (nech shinkurt)]? 2 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Garlic (nech shinkurt)]? 1 4 4 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Garlic (nech shinkurt)]? 1 10 10 CPL44. How much [Garlic (nech shinkurt)] did you harvest in the past agricultura 2 2 2 32 CPL44_unit_ 2 1 1 1 Quintal 2 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Garlic (nech shinkurt)] was produced on re 2 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Garlic (nech shinkurt)] harvested was: [Consumed by 2 2 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Garlic (nech shinkurt)] harvested was: [Consumed by 2 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Garlic (nech shinkurt)] harvested was: [Sold]? 2 95 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Garlic (nech shinkurt)] harvested was: [Used to pay 2 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 2 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 2 2 2 Crop Name 10 33 33 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Tikl gommen]? 0.02 0.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Tikl gommen]?Approximately 10 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 6 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 10 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 9 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Tikl gommen]? 10 1 1 1 Yes 10 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Tikl gommen] has been harvested? 10 75 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 3 1 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Tikl gommen]? 10 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Tikl gommen]? 3 2 3 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Tikl gommen]? 3 10 35 CPL44. How much [Tikl gommen] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (F 0.25 20 33 CPL44_unit_ 10 1 1 1 Quintal 10 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Tikl gommen] was produced on rented land? 10 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Tikl gommen] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 10 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Tikl gommen] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 10 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Tikl gommen] harvested was: [Sold]? 10 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Tikl gommen] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlo 10 5 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 10 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 9 2 2 Crop Name 9 36 36 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Green pepper]? 0.02 0.25 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Green pepper]?Approximately 9 1 4 1 Less than 1/4 6 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 9 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 5 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Green pepper]? 9 1 1 1 Yes 9 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Green pepper] has been harvested? 9 100 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan No 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant No 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl No 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of No 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla No 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Green pepper]? 9 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Green pepper]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Green pepper]? CPL44. How much [Green pepper] did you harvest in the past agricultural season ( 0.25 5 36 CPL44_unit_ 9 1 1 1 Quintal 9 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Green pepper] was produced on rented land? 9 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Green pepper] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 9 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Green pepper] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 9 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Green pepper] harvested was: [Sold]? 9 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Green pepper] harvested was: [Used to pay back landl 9 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 9 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 7 2 2 Crop Name 2 37 37 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Pumpkin (duba)]? 0.03 0.1 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Pumpkin (duba)]?Approximately 2 1 2 1 Less than 1/4 1 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 2 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Pumpkin (duba)]? 2 1 1 1 Yes 2 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Pumpkin (duba)] has been harvested 2 80 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Pumpkin (duba)]? 2 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Pumpkin (duba)]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Pumpkin (duba)]? CPL44. How much [Pumpkin (duba)] did you harvest in the past agricultural season 2 1 5 37 CPL44_unit_ 2 1 3 1 Quintal 1 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Pumpkin (duba)] was produced on rented lan 2 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Pumpkin (duba)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 2 6 75 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Pumpkin (duba)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 2 25 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Pumpkin (duba)] harvested was: [Sold]? 2 94 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Pumpkin (duba)] harvested was: [Used to pay back lan 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 2 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1 2 2 Crop Name 614 38 38 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Bananas]? 0.01 1.25 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Bananas]?Approximately 614 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 426 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 614 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 435 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Bananas]? 614 1 1 1 Yes 614 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Bananas] has been harvested? 614 6 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 278 1 No 271 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 278 1 No 277 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 278 1 No 275 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 278 1 No 267 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 278 1 No 277 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 278 1 No 277 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 278 1 No 18 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 278 1 No 276 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Bananas]? 614 1 2 1 Yes 26 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Bananas]? 26 2 99 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Bananas]? 26 5 70 CPL44. How much [Bananas] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Febru 0.25 60 38 CPL44_unit_ 614 1 4 1 Quintal 531 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Bananas] was produced on rented land? 614 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Bananas] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 614 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Bananas] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 614 88 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Bananas] harvested was: [Sold]? 614 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Bananas] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 614 95 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 614 1 4 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 471 1 7 Crop Name 543 39 39 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Avocado]? 0.01 0.62 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Avocado]?Approximately 543 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 383 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 543 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 379 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Avocado]? 543 1 2 1 Yes 542 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Avocado] has been harvested? 542 5 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 268 1 No 257 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 268 1 No 262 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 268 No 268 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 268 1 No 212 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 268 No 268 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 268 No 268 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 268 1 No 60 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 268 No 268 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Avocado]? 543 1 2 1 Yes 64 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Avocado]? 64 2 13 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Avocado]? 64 10 80 CPL44. How much [Avocado] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Febru 25 39 CPL44_unit_ 542 1 4 1 Quintal 523 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Avocado] was produced on rented land? 543 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Avocado] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 543 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Avocado] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 543 50 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Avocado] harvested was: [Sold]? 543 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Avocado] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 543 30 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 543 1 4 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 384 1 7 Crop Name 80 40 40 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Mango]? 0.02 0.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Mango]?Approximately 80 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 61 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 80 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 55 1 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Mango]? 80 1 1 1 Yes 80 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Mango] has been harvested? 80 25 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 45 No 45 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 45 1 No 43 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 45 No 45 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 45 1 No 32 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 45 No 45 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 45 No 45 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 45 1 No 15 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 45 1 No 44 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Mango]? 80 1 2 1 Yes 16 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Mango]? 16 2 8 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Mango]? 16 20 50 CPL44. How much [Mango] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februar 80 1 6 40 CPL44_unit_ 80 1 3 1 Quintal 78 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Mango] was produced on rented land? 80 25 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Mango] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 80 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Mango] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 80 30 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Mango] harvested was: [Sold]? 80 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Mango] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 80 20 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 80 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 60 1 2 Crop Name 5 41 41 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Orange]? 0.06 0.25 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Orange]?Approximately 5 1 2 1 Less than 1/4 2 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 5 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 3 1 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Orange]? 5 1 1 1 Yes 5 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Orange] has been harvested? 5 35 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 3 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 3 No 3 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Orange]? 5 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Orange]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Orange]? CPL44. How much [Orange] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 5 1 5 41 CPL44_unit_ 5 1 1 1 Quintal 5 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Orange] was produced on rented land? 5 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Orange] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 5 5 30 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Orange] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 5 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Orange] harvested was: [Sold]? 5 70 95 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Orange] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 5 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 5 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 4 2 2 Crop Name 69 42 42 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Pineapple (ananas)]? 0.01 0.6 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Pineapple (ananas)]?Approximately 69 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 39 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 69 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 48 1 3 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Pineapple (ananas)]? 69 1 2 1 Yes 68 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Pineapple (ananas)] has been harve 68 10 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 17 No 17 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 17 1 No 16 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 17 No 17 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 17 1 No 16 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 17 No 17 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 17 1 No 16 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 17 1 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 17 No 17 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Pineapple (ananas)]? 69 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Pineapple (ananas)]? 2 4 14 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Pineapple (ananas)]? 2 10 25 CPL44. How much [Pineapple (ananas)] did you harvest in the past agricultural se 69 40 42 CPL44_unit_ 68 1 3 1 Quintal 67 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Pineapple (ananas)] was produced on rented 69 10 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Pineapple (ananas)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 69 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Pineapple (ananas)] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 69 80 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Pineapple (ananas)] harvested was: [Sold]? 69 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Pineapple (ananas)] harvested was: [Used to pay back 69 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 69 1 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 58 1 3 Crop Name 15 43 43 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Papaya]? 0.03 0.2 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Papaya]?Approximately 15 1 1 1 Less than 1/4 15 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 15 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 12 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Papaya]? 15 1 1 1 Yes 15 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Papaya] has been harvested? 15 45 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 7 No 7 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 7 1 No 6 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 7 No 7 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 7 No 7 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 7 No 7 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 7 No 7 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 7 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 7 No 7 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Papaya]? 15 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Papaya]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Papaya]? CPL44. How much [Papaya] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 15 1 10 43 CPL44_unit_ 15 1 1 1 Quintal 15 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Papaya] was produced on rented land? 15 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Papaya] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 15 10 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Papaya] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 15 11 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Papaya] harvested was: [Sold]? 15 90 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Papaya] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 15 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 15 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 12 2 2 Crop Name 3908 44 44 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Enset]? 0.01 4 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Enset]?Approximately 3908 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 1461 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 3908 1 6 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 2773 1 8 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Enset]? 3908 1 2 1 Yes 3855 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Enset] has been harvested? 3855 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2242 1 No 2166 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 2242 1 No 2205 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 2242 1 No 2238 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2242 1 No 2155 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2242 1 No 2236 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 2242 1 No 2241 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 2242 1 No 147 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 2242 1 No 2237 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Enset]? 3908 1 2 1 Yes 198 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Enset]? 198 1 99 1 Too much rain 4 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Enset]? 198 100 CPL44. How much [Enset] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februar 5000 44 CPL44_unit_ 3852 1 4 1 Quintal 3133 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Enset] was produced on rented land? 3908 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Enset] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 3908 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Enset] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 3908 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Enset] harvested was: [Sold]? 3908 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Enset] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 3908 100 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 3908 1 6 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 2947 1 7 Crop Name 1526 45 45 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Coffee]? 0.02 2 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Coffee]?Approximately 1526 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 781 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1526 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1058 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Coffee]? 1526 1 2 1 Yes 1525 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Coffee] has been harvested? 1525 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 541 1 No 467 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 541 1 No 497 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 541 1 No 538 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 541 1 No 474 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 541 1 No 535 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 541 1 No 529 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 541 1 No 160 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 541 1 No 518 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Coffee]? 1526 1 2 1 Yes 230 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Coffee]? 230 1 99 1 Too much rain 4 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Coffee]? 230 100 CPL44. How much [Coffee] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 50 45 CPL44_unit_ 1524 1 4 1 Quintal 1493 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Coffee] was produced on rented land? 1526 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Coffee] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 1526 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Coffee] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 1526 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Coffee] harvested was: [Sold]? 1526 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Coffee] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 1526 33 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1526 1 3 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1131 1 7 Crop Name 1860 46 46 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Chat]? 0.01 4 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Chat]?Approximately 1860 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 820 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1860 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 1197 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Chat]? 1860 1 2 1 Yes 1857 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Chat] has been harvested? 1857 1 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 356 1 No 324 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 356 1 No 310 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 356 1 No 355 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 356 1 No 327 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 356 1 No 349 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 356 1 No 332 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 356 1 No 103 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 356 No 356 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Chat]? 1860 1 2 1 Yes 98 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Chat]? 98 1 99 1 Too much rain 2 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Chat]? 98 100 CPL44. How much [Chat] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (February 8000 46 CPL44_unit_ 1856 1 3 1 Quintal 452 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Chat] was produced on rented land? 1860 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Chat] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 1860 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Chat] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 1860 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Chat] harvested was: [Sold]? 1860 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Chat] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 1860 100 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1860 1 4 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 1273 1 7 Crop Name 412 47 47 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Sugarcane]? 0.01 1.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Sugarcane]?Approximately 412 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 251 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 412 1 4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 292 1 7 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Sugarcane]? 412 1 2 1 Yes 390 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Sugarcane] has been harvested? 390 1 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 94 1 No 88 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 94 1 No 87 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 94 No 94 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 94 1 No 91 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 94 No 94 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 94 1 No 93 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 94 1 No 12 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 94 No 94 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Sugarcane]? 412 1 2 1 Yes 12 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Sugarcane]? 12 2 14 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Sugarcane]? 12 5 90 CPL44. How much [Sugarcane] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Feb 8000 47 CPL44_unit_ 390 1 4 1 Quintal 77 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Sugarcane] was produced on rented land? 412 100 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Sugarcane] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 412 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Sugarcane] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 412 99 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Sugarcane] harvested was: [Sold]? 412 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Sugarcane] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord 412 20 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 412 1 4 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 321 1 4 Crop Name 5 49 49 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Gesho]? 0.04 0.12 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Gesho]?Approximately 5 1 3 1 Less than 1/4 4 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 5 1 1 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 2 2 2 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Gesho]? 5 1 1 1 Yes 5 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Gesho] has been harvested? 5 15 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 2 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Gesho]? 5 2 2 1 Yes 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Gesho]? 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Gesho]? CPL44. How much [Gesho] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februar 5 1 4 49 CPL44_unit_ 5 1 4 1 Quintal 3 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Gesho] was produced on rented land? 5 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Gesho] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 5 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Gesho] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 5 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Gesho] harvested was: [Sold]? 5 100 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Gesho] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 5 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 5 1 1 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 3 2 2 Crop Name 21 53 53 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Pepper]? 0.05 2 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Pepper]?Approximately 21 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 11 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 21 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 19 2 6 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Pepper]? 21 1 1 1 Yes 21 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Pepper] has been harvested? 21 10 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 2 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 2 No 2 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Pepper]? 21 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Pepper]? 3 1 4 1 Too much rain 1 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Pepper]? 3 25 90 CPL44. How much [Pepper] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februa 21 1 20 53 CPL44_unit_ 21 1 1 1 Quintal 21 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Pepper] was produced on rented land? 21 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Pepper] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 21 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Pepper] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 21 50 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Pepper] harvested was: [Sold]? 21 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Pepper] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 21 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 21 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 20 2 6 Crop Name 135 54 54 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Eucalyptus]? 0.01 1.5 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Eucalyptus]?Approximately 135 1 5 1 Less than 1/4 92 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 135 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 85 1 3 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Eucalyptus]? 135 1 2 1 Yes 108 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Eucalyptus] has been harvested? 108 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 43 1 No 42 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 43 1 No 42 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 43 No 43 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 43 No 43 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 43 No 43 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 43 No 43 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 43 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 43 No 43 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Eucalyptus]? 135 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Eucalyptus]? 2 2 13 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Eucalyptus]? 2 25 35 CPL44. How much [Eucalyptus] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Fe 135 -9 2000 54 CPL44_unit_ 105 1 4 1 Quintal 3 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Eucalyptus] was produced on rented land? 135 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Eucalyptus] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 135 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Eucalyptus] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 135 100 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Eucalyptus] harvested was: [Sold]? 135 100 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Eucalyptus] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlor 135 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 135 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 92 1 3 Crop Name 8 99 99 1 Teff 2 Wheat 3 Maize 4 Barley 5 Sorghum 6 Soy 7 Oats 8 Millet/Zengada 9 Finger Millet/Dagussa 10 Rice/paddy 11 Haricot beans (boloke) 12 Chick peas (shimbra) 13 Peas (ater) 14 Horse beans (bakela) 15 Lentils (mesir) 16 Cowpee/Adenguare 17 Linseed (telba) 18 Groundnuts (lewz) 19 Sesame (selit) 20 Sunflower 21 Nueg 22 Potatoes 23 Sweet potatoes (sekuar dinich) 24 Yam 25 Godere 26 Tomato 27 Onions (shinkurt) 28 Carrot 29 Beet root (key sir) 30 Cabbage (gomen) 31 Spinach (quosta) 32 Garlic (nech shinkurt) 33 Tikl gommen 34 Fasolia 35 Selata (lettuce) 36 Green pepper 37 Pumpkin (duba) 38 Bananas 39 Avocado 40 Mango 41 Orange 42 Pineapple (ananas) 43 Papaya 44 Enset 45 Coffee 46 Chat 47 Sugarcane 48 Tobacco 49 Gesho 50 Fenugreek (abish) 51 Ginger (jinjibel) 52 Vetch 53 Pepper 54 Eucalyptus 98 None 99 Other CPL36a. How much of your land was planted with [Other]? 0.1 0.3 CPL36b. How much of your land was planted with[Other]?Approximately 8 1 2 1 Less than 1/4 7 2 1/4 3 1/2 4 3/4 5 More than 3/4 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 8 1 2 CPL37. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions concerning the p 7 2 3 CPL38. Have you harvested any of the [Other]? 8 1 1 1 Yes 8 2 No CPL39. What percentage of the area planted by[Other] has been harvested? 8 80 100 CPL40.1 [Drought]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 1 1 No 1 Yes CPL40.2 [Rains]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plan 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.3 [Fire]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of plant 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.4 [Insects]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.5 [Animals]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pl 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.6 [Crop theft]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.7 [Not ready/not finished]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40.99 [Other]: Why was the area of [Crop] harvested less than the area of pla 1 No 1 1 Yes CPL40. Specify other, why was the area of [CROP] harvested less than the area of CPL41. Was there any crop damage on [Other]? 8 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No CPL42. What was the main cause of the damage on [Other]? 1 2 2 1 Too much rain 2 Too little rain 3 insects 4 Crop disease 5 weeds 6 Hail 7 floods 8 frost 9 Wild animals 10 locust 11 birds 12 Shortage of seeds 13 Depletion of soil fertility 14 Security problems 15 Spoiled seeds 99 Other CPL42. Specify other, What was the main cause of the damage on [CROP]? CPL43. What is the percentage of damage on [Other]? 1 20 20 CPL44. How much [Other] did you harvest in the past agricultural season (Februar 0.5 7 99 CPL44_unit_ 8 1 1 1 Quintal 8 2 Zurba 3 Esir 4 Egir CPL45. What percentage of harvested [Other] was produced on rented land? 8 CPL46.1 What percentage of [Other] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 8 5 100 CPL46.2 What percentage of [Other] harvested was: [Consumed by HH]? 8 30 CPL46.3 What percentage of [Other] harvested was: [Sold]? 8 95 CPL46.4 What percentage of [Other] harvested was: [Used to pay back landlord]? 8 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 8 1 2 CPL47. [HH Member ID] Who in your household makes the decisions on output 7 2 3 CPL48. How many times did you harvest in the last 12 months? 5869 6 CPL49.What is the value of your total harvest in the last 12 months? (Birr) 350000 CPL50. What is the total value of the harvest you sold the last 12 months? (Birr 270000 CPL50a. Where did you sell your harvest? 4817 1 4 1 Spot market 3867 2 Collectors/aggregators 3 Far away private sector 4 Factory/processor CPL50b. To whom did you sell your harvest? 4817 1 5 1 Consumers 1406 2 Retailers 3 Whole Sellers 4 Cooperatives 5 Factory/processor CPL51. What is the total value of the harvest you consumed the last 12 months? ( 160000 CPL52.Did you or any member of the household get credit (formal) services durin 6278 1 2 1 Yes 60 2 No CPL53. If yes, what is the total value of credit that the household got during t 60 1000 60000 CPL54. Did you or any member of the household get access to agricultural extensi 6278 1 2 1 Yes 539 2 No CPL55. If yes, how helpful was the quality of the extension services that you us 539 -22 5 -22 Did not use the extension service at all 1 1 1 (Not helpful at all) 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 (Extremely helpful) CPL56_1. Did your household use any [Seeds and seedlings] on any parcel, during 6278 1 2 1 Yes 4418 2 No CPL56_2. What is the approximate value of [Seeds and seedlings] used during the 45000 CPL56_3. What is the approximate value of [Seeds and seedlings] used during the 38000 CPL57_1. Did your household use any [Inorganic fertilizer] on any parcel, durin 6278 1 2 1 Yes 4531 2 No CPL57_2. What is the approximate value of [Inorganic fertilizer] used during the 65000 CPL57_3. What is the approximate value of [Inorganic fertilizer] used during th 65000 CPL58_1. Did your household use any [Organic fertilizer] on any parcel, during 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2338 2 No CPL58_2. What is the approximate value of [Organic fertilizer] used during the 2 60000 CPL58_3. What is the approximate value of [Organic fertilizer] used during the 48000 CPL59_1. Did your household use any [Insecticide] on any parcel, during the 201 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1010 2 No CPL59_2. What is the approximate value of [Insecticide] used during the 2014-201 1010 50000 CPL59_3. What is the approximate value of [Insecticide] used during the Februar 1010 50000 CPL60_1. Did your household use any [Pesticide] on any parcel, during the 2014- 6278 1 2 1 Yes 712 2 No CPL60_2. What is the approximate value of [Pesticide] used during the 2014-2015 712 13000 CPL60_3. What is the approximate value of [Pesticide] used during the February 712 13000 CPL61_1. Did your household use any [Herbicide] on any parcel, during the 2014- 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1069 2 No CPL61_2. What is the approximate value of [Herbicide] used during the 2014-2015 1069 36000 CPL61_3. What is the approximate value of [Herbicide] used during the February 1069 20000 CPL62_1. Did your household use any [Irrigation] on any parcel, during the 2014 6278 1 2 1 Yes 70 2 No CPL62_2. What is the approximate value of [Irrigation] used during the 2014-2015 70 40000 CPL62_3. What is the approximate value of [Irrigation] used during the February 70 40000 CPL63_1. Did your household use any [Anything to prevent Erosion (terracing or 6278 1 2 1 Yes 425 2 No CPL63_2. What is the approximate value of [Anything to prevent Erosion (terracin 425 45000 CPL63_3. What is the approximate value of [Anything to prevent Erosion (terraci 425 45000 CPL64_1. Did your household use any [Tractor] on any parcel, during the 2014-20 6278 1 2 1 Yes 211 2 No CPL64_2. What is the approximate value of [Tractor] used during the 2014-2015 E. 211 60000 CPL64_3. What is the approximate value of [Tractor] used during the February 211 14000 CPL65_1. Did your household use any [Plows, machetes, and other agricultural to 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1251 2 No CPL65_2. What is the approximate value of [Plows, machetes, and other agricultur 1251 20000 CPL65_3. What is the approximate value of [Plows, machetes, and other agricultu 1251 15000 SL1. Did your household construct new soil conservations structures in the last 6278 1 2 1 Yes 674 2 No SL2. If yes, how many hours did the household spent constructing new soil conser 674 90 SL3. If yes, how much money did the household spent on constructing new soil con 674 18000 SL4. Did your household repair existing soil conservations structures in the las 6278 1 2 1 Yes 553 2 No SL5. If yes, how many hours did the household spent repairing the existing soil 553 1 384 SL6. If yes, how much money did the household spent on repairing the existing so 553 10000 SL7. In the last 12 months, did your household grow fruit trees or other multi- 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1524 2 No SL8. In the last 12 months, did your household use manure or compost to conserve 6278 1 2 1 Yes 2868 2 No SL9. In the last 12 months, did your HH adopt crop rotation to maintain the soil 6278 1 2 1 Yes 3164 2 No SL10.In the last 12 months, did your HH adopt sustainable pasture management su 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1240 2 No SL11.In the last 12 months, did your HH adopt pest control methods, such as bi 6278 1 2 1 Yes 1061 2 No SL12. [Rehabilitating degraded land]: In your view, what are the benefits of SLM 6278 1 No 875 1 Yes SL12. [Improving land yield]: In your view, what are the benefits of SLM practic 6278 1 No 1196 1 Yes SL12. [Increase household income]: In your view, what are the benefits of SLM pr 6278 1 No 2657 1 Yes SL12. [Restore the natural ecosystem]: In your view, what are the benefits of SL 6278 1 No 4090 1 Yes LS1. Did your household own any livestock including poultry in the last 12 month 6278 1 2 1 Yes 5692 2 No LS2. [Cattle]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 6278 1 No 1100 1 Yes LS2. [Horse / Donkey]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 mon 6277 1 No 4623 1 Yes LS2. [Goats]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 6278 1 No 4927 1 Yes LS2. [Sheep]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 6278 1 No 5306 1 Yes LS2. [Pigs]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 6278 No 6278 1 Yes LS2. [Chicken/Other poultry]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 6278 1 No 3610 1 Yes LS2. [Bees]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 6278 1 No 6003 1 Yes LS2. [Camels]: Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 6278 No 6278 1 Yes LS2. Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 5178 1 1 1 Cattle 5178 2 Horse / Donkey 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chicken/Other poultry 7 Bees 8 Camels LS3. How many [Livestock] does your household currently own? 5178 50 LS4. What is the total value of the herd of [Livestock] your household currently 1250000 LS5. How much did your HH earn from sale of [Livestock] in the last 12 months in 900000 LS6. In the last 12 months, did your HH produce, for sale or home consumption, a 5178 1 2 1 Yes 1813 2 No LS7. What is the total revenue/sales of these products from [Livestock] in the l 1813 80000 LS8. How much of these products from <font [Livestock] did members of your house 120000 LS9. What is the total size of the land your HH used for [Livestock] activity in 7000 UNIT 5176 2 99 2 HECTARE 52 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER LS10a. How much land did your HH rent for this [Livestock] in the last 12 months 5178 -8 1 -8 None LS10b. How much did your HH spend on renting this land in the last 12 months? [L 5 -8 1 -8 None 4 LS2. Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 1654 2 2 1 Cattle 2 Horse / Donkey 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chicken/Other poultry 7 Bees 8 Camels LS3. How many [Livestock] does your household currently own? 1654 5 LS4. What is the total value of the herd of [Livestock] your household currently 1654 80000 LS5. How much did your HH earn from sale of [Livestock] in the last 12 months in 1654 80000 LS6. In the last 12 months, did your HH produce, for sale or home consumption, a 1 Yes 2 No LS7. What is the total revenue/sales of these products from [Livestock] in the l LS8. How much of these products from <font [Livestock] did members of your house LS9. What is the total size of the land your HH used for [Livestock] activity in 0.001 5000 UNIT 1654 2 34 2 HECTARE 6 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER LS10a. How much land did your HH rent for this [Livestock] in the last 12 months 1654 -8 -8 -8 None 1654 LS10b. How much did your HH spend on renting this land in the last 12 months? [L <NA> <NA> -8 None LS2. Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 1351 3 3 1 Cattle 2 Horse / Donkey 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chicken/Other poultry 7 Bees 8 Camels LS3. How many [Livestock] does your household currently own? 1351 32 LS4. What is the total value of the herd of [Livestock] your household currently 120000 LS5. How much did your HH earn from sale of [Livestock] in the last 12 months in 1351 60000 LS6. In the last 12 months, did your HH produce, for sale or home consumption, a 1351 1 2 1 Yes 68 2 No LS7. What is the total revenue/sales of these products from [Livestock] in the l 68 17000 LS8. How much of these products from <font [Livestock] did members of your house 68 32000 LS9. What is the total size of the land your HH used for [Livestock] activity in 0.001 5000 UNIT 1351 2 99 2 HECTARE 9 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER LS10a. How much land did your HH rent for this [Livestock] in the last 12 months 1351 -8 0.09 -8 None LS10b. How much did your HH spend on renting this land in the last 12 months? [L 1 -8 -8 -8 None 1 LS2. Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 972 4 4 1 Cattle 2 Horse / Donkey 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chicken/Other poultry 7 Bees 8 Camels LS3. How many [Livestock] does your household currently own? 972 14 LS4. What is the total value of the herd of [Livestock] your household currently 972 72000 LS5. How much did your HH earn from sale of [Livestock] in the last 12 months in 972 40000 LS6. In the last 12 months, did your HH produce, for sale or home consumption, a 972 1 2 1 Yes 30 2 No LS7. What is the total revenue/sales of these products from [Livestock] in the l 30 13000 LS8. How much of these products from <font [Livestock] did members of your house 30 6000 LS9. What is the total size of the land your HH used for [Livestock] activity in 0.001 8000 UNIT 972 2 19 2 HECTARE 3 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER LS10a. How much land did your HH rent for this [Livestock] in the last 12 months 972 -8 -8 -8 None 972 LS10b. How much did your HH spend on renting this land in the last 12 months? [L <NA> <NA> -8 None LS2. Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 2668 6 6 1 Cattle 2 Horse / Donkey 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chicken/Other poultry 7 Bees 8 Camels LS3. How many [Livestock] does your household currently own? 2668 900 LS4. What is the total value of the herd of [Livestock] your household currently 153000 LS5. How much did your HH earn from sale of [Livestock] in the last 12 months in 2668 53000 LS6. In the last 12 months, did your HH produce, for sale or home consumption, a 2668 1 2 1 Yes 1292 2 No LS7. What is the total revenue/sales of these products from [Livestock] in the l 1292 36000 LS8. How much of these products from <font [Livestock] did members of your house 1292 35000 LS9. What is the total size of the land your HH used for [Livestock] activity in 4500 UNIT 2613 2 99 2 HECTARE 11 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER LS10a. How much land did your HH rent for this [Livestock] in the last 12 months 2668 -8 -8 -8 None 2668 LS10b. How much did your HH spend on renting this land in the last 12 months? [L <NA> <NA> -8 None LS2. Which livestock did your household own in the last 12 months? 275 7 7 1 Cattle 2 Horse / Donkey 3 Goats 4 Sheep 5 Pigs 6 Chicken/Other poultry 7 Bees 8 Camels LS3. How many [Livestock] does your household currently own? 275 1 56 LS4. What is the total value of the herd of [Livestock] your household currently 275 100 112000 LS5. How much did your HH earn from sale of [Livestock] in the last 12 months in 275 50000 LS6. In the last 12 months, did your HH produce, for sale or home consumption, a 275 1 2 1 Yes 170 2 No LS7. What is the total revenue/sales of these products from [Livestock] in the l 170 56000 LS8. How much of these products from <font [Livestock] did members of your house 170 25000 LS9. What is the total size of the land your HH used for [Livestock] activity in 0.001 300 UNIT 275 2 19 2 HECTARE 1 3 GEMED&nbsp; 4 TIMAD 5 KERT&nbsp; 6 MASSA 7 KEDEMA&nbsp; 8 KUFARO 9 ZHIR 10 TINTO&nbsp; 11 ERMIJA 12 DERO 13 GEZEM&nbsp; 14 KEND/LUNT 15 SQUARE ZHI 16 MEDEB&nbsp; 17 SQUARE METER 18 BOY/SEITI 19 SEW YEMIAWLEW 20 EKABERE 21 KAMDI 22 TILM 23 KETERA 24 EMAM 25 EGETA 26 SAHREN/SEZIR 27 FEGA 28 SUATA 29 YESEW KENE 30 KADA 31 KOTI&nbsp; 32 OYE&nbsp; 33 CHAMA&nbsp; 34 DULLA 35 DEKIKA 36 DOMA 37 DITKUL 38 KEBENO&nbsp; 39 MESHABEN&nbsp; 40 MESMER&nbsp; 99 OTHER LS10a. How much land did your HH rent for this [Livestock] in the last 12 months 275 -8 -8 -8 None 275 LS10b. How much did your HH spend on renting this land in the last 12 months? [L <NA> <NA> -8 None LS11a. How much did your HH spend on [Tools and machinery(for livestock only)] d 5806 8500 LS11b. How much did your HH spend on [Animal feed] during the last month?[Birr] 50000 LS11c. How much did your HH spend on [Animal medicine / vet] during the last mon 25000 LS11d. How much did your HH spend on [Insurance] during the last month?[Birr] 5806 4000 LS11e. How much did your HH spend on [Any other variable input cost not already 5806 2500 LS11e. Other specify, input cost LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 5806 1 8 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 4299 2 9 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 568 3 11 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 235 4 8 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 99 5 9 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 32 6 9 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 14 7 10 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 4 8 11 LS12. [HH Member Id]: Who worked on pastoralist activities in the last 12 months 3 9 12 LS13. How many hours did each household member spent on pastoralist activities i -9 84 LS14. How much did your household receive in total profits from this pastoralist 95000 AL1. Most people can be trusted? 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 852 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL2. I can trust my neighbor to look after my house while I am away. 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 711 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL3. If I was at a community meeting and left something valuable behind, I belie 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 582 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL4. The local government/woreda administration can be trusted 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 448 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL5. The local land administration office can be trusted 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 436 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL6. During difficult times (loss of a family member, hunger, drought/flood, con 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 505 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL7. Land ownership records and documentations are accurate and reliable 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 505 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL8. Land rental transactions in my local area (kebele) are transparent. 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 326 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL9. The level of support I get in land rental related transactions is satisfact 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 246 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree AL10. I trust that I will get immediate resolutions when there are disputes rela 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 230 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree ST1. In the last 30 days, how often have you felt that you were unable to contro 6278 -88 5 -88 Refuse to answer 4 1 Never 2 Almost never 3 Sometimes 4 Fairly often 5 Very often ST2. In the last 30 days, how often have you felt certain in your ability to ove 6278 -88 5 -88 Refuse to answer 8 1 Never 2 Almost never 3 Sometimes 4 Fairly often 5 Very often ST3. In the last 30 days, how often have you felt that things were going your wa 6278 -88 5 -88 Refuse to answer 2 1 Never 2 Almost never 3 Sometimes 4 Fairly often 5 Very often ST4. In the last 30 days, how often did you feel that the problems were too much 6278 -88 5 -88 Refuse to answer 6 1 Never 2 Almost never 3 Sometimes 4 Fairly often 5 Very often AS1. What is the maximum level of income that a person in your [KEBELE] can hav 3000 5000000 AS2. What is the average level of income that a person can have in your [KEBELE] 1000 1500000 AS3. What is the level of household income that you would like to achieve in you 1500 10000000 AS4. What is the level of household income that you think you will reach in 10 y 2000 10000000 EM1. The important decisions in the family should be made by only the men in the 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 301 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM2. If the wife is working outside the home, then the husband should help her w 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 785 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM3. A married woman should be allowed to work outside the home if she wants to. 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 687 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM4. The wife has the right to express her opinion even when she disagrees with 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 649 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM5. A wife should tolerate being beaten by her husband in order to keep the fam 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 159 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM6. It is better to send a son to school than it is to send the daughter. 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 82 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM7. A wife should always seek permission from her husband to visit homes of fri 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 213 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM8. A wife should always seek permission from her husband to visit a nearby mos 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 173 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM9. A wife should not earn more than her husband. 6278 1 5 1 Strongly agree 112 2 Agree 3 Neutral 4 Disagree 5 Strongly disagree EM10. Who can primarily decide whether to sell, give away, or rent: [Land] 6278 8 Not owned by the HH 42 1 Head of the household 2 Spouse of the household head 3 Equal joint decision of Head and Spouse 4 Son of the household head 5 Daughter of the household head 6 Equal joint decision of all HH members 7 Sibling of the household head/Spouse 8 Parent of the household head/Spouse 9 Other relative of the household head EM11. Who can primarily decide whether to sell, give away, or rent: [Dwelling] 6278 9 Not owned by the HH 32 1 Head of the household 2 Spouse of the household head 3 Equal joint decision of Head and Spouse 4 Son of the household head 5 Daughter of the household head 6 Equal joint decision of all HH members 7 Sibling of the household head/Spouse 8 Parent of the household head/Spouse 9 Other relative of the household head EM12. Who can primarily decide whether to sell, give away, or rent: [Agricultura 6278 8 Not owned by the HH 31 1 Head of the household 2 Spouse of the household head 3 Equal joint decision of Head and Spouse 4 Son of the household head 5 Daughter of the household head 6 Equal joint decision of all HH members 7 Sibling of the household head/Spouse 8 Parent of the household head/Spouse 9 Other relative of the household head EM13. Who can primarily decide whether to sell, give away, or rent: [Livestock a 6278 8 Not owned by the HH 69 1 Head of the household 2 Spouse of the household head 3 Equal joint decision of Head and Spouse 4 Son of the household head 5 Daughter of the household head 6 Equal joint decision of all HH members 7 Sibling of the household head/Spouse 8 Parent of the household head/Spouse 9 Other relative of the household head EM14. Who can primarily decide whether to sell, give away, or rent: [Self-employ 6278 8 Not owned by the HH 570 1 Head of the household 2 Spouse of the household head 3 Equal joint decision of Head and Spouse 4 Son of the household head 5 Daughter of the household head 6 Equal joint decision of all HH members 7 Sibling of the household head/Spouse 8 Parent of the household head/Spouse 9 Other relative of the household head EM15. Opening a bank account 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 1375 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM16. Number of children to have 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 686 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM17. The method and use of contraception 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 682 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM18. Decisions about children schooling 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 722 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM19. Whether or not to buy children's clothes, shoes 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 756 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM20. How children should be disciplined 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 732 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM21. How much is spent on food 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 738 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM22. How much of the household's income to save 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 762 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM23. Spending on major household items or assets 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 752 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM24. Spending on minor household items or assets 6278 1 5 1 Me alone 764 2 Almost always me alone 3 Me and partner equally 4 Almost always partner 5 Partner only EM25. Expect that you ask permission to purchase large items (like tv, radio, co 1985 1 98 1 Never 873 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often 98 No partner EM26. Expect that you ask permission to purchase small items? 1698 1 98 1 Never 937 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often 98 No partner EM27. Take your earnings or savings from you against your will? 1698 1 98 1 Never 1156 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often 98 No partner EM28. Tell you he does not have enough money to give you for household expenses? 1698 1 98 1 Never 851 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often 98 No partner EM29. Refuse to give you money for household expenses, even when he had money fo 1698 1 98 1 Never 1053 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often 98 No partner EM30. Require that you give up or refuse a job for money outside the home becaus 1698 1 98 1 Never 1151 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often 98 No partner EM31. Threaten not to give you money or take it away from you? 1698 1 98 1 Never 1196 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often 98 No partner EM32. Use of extension services 6278 1 4 1 Never 4629 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM33. Crop planting decisions 6278 1 4 1 Never 4454 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM34. Land use and management decisions 6278 1 4 1 Never 4470 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM35. Self-employment decisions 6278 1 4 1 Never 4602 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM36. Wage-work (hired employment) decisions 6278 1 4 1 Never 4885 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM37. Investment decisions (e.g., agricultural inputs/tools procurement) 6278 1 4 1 Never 4802 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM38. Spending on major household items or assets 6278 1 4 1 Never 4152 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM39. Savings decisions 6278 1 4 1 Never 4314 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM40. Borrowing or lending decisions 6278 1 4 1 Never 4282 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM41. Time spent in the marketplace 6278 1 4 1 Never 4242 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM42. Time spent on household work (child care, cooking, cleaning) 6278 1 4 1 Never 4196 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM43. The behavior and disciplining of children 6278 1 4 1 Never 3956 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM44. Interactions with relatives 6278 1 4 1 Never 4197 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often EM45. Alcohol consumption 6278 1 4 1 Never 5156 2 Rarely 3 Sometimes 4 Often NF1. Over the past 12 months has anyone in this household owned a non-agricultur 6278 1 2 1 Yes 413 2 No NF2. [Crop production]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the l 413 1 No 337 1 Yes NF2. [Animan Husbandry]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the 413 1 No 390 1 Yes NF2. [Forestry and Logging]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over 413 1 No 412 1 Yes NF2. [Food manufucturing]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over th 413 1 No 387 1 Yes NF2. [Wood and wood products manufucturing]: Income generating enterprises this 413 1 No 402 1 Yes NF2. [Furniture Manufucturing]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate ov 413 1 No 411 1 Yes NF2. [Construction]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the last 413 1 No 407 1 Yes NF2. [Whole Sale or Retail]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over 413 1 No 263 1 Yes NF2. [Transport]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the last 12 413 1 No 336 1 Yes NF2. [Warehousing]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the last 413 1 No 406 1 Yes NF2. [Accomodation]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the last 413 No 413 1 Yes NF2. [Food and Beverage]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the 413 1 No 381 1 Yes NF2. [Security]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the last 12 413 1 No 410 1 Yes NF2. [Education]: Income generating enterprises this HH operate over the last 12 413 1 No 404 1 Yes IGA Type 76 1 1 1 Crop production 76 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 76 1 2 1 Yes 71 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 5 2 99 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 76 1 6 1 Home , inside residence 2 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 76 1 4 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 6 2 4 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 1 No 18 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 No 76 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 1 No 57 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 1 No 74 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 No 76 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 1 No 63 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 1 No 75 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 1 No 73 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 1 No 70 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 No 76 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 76 No 76 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 76 250000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 76 1 2 1 Yes 7 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 76 1 2 1 Yes 50 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 76 1 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 76 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 76 3 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 71 1 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 3 1000 3000 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 71 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 71 2 5 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 71 1 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 71 2 12 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 76 100000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 76 1000000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 76 1 2 1 Yes 11 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to 11 30000 NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 76 1 2 1 Yes 5 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 5 2000 200000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 5 1000 20000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 76 800 60000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 76 34000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 76 20 40000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 76 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 76 1 4 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 27 2 4 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 23 2 2 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 23 1 1 1 Yes 23 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 23 1 3 1 Home , inside residence 4 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 23 1 4 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 4 2 3 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 1 No 8 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 No 23 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 1 No 19 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 1 No 22 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 No 23 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 1 No 20 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 No 23 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 1 No 21 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 1 No 19 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 No 23 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 23 1 No 22 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 23 300000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 23 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 23 1 2 1 Yes 13 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 23 3 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 23 5 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 3 800 1500 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 23 2 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 19 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 19 3 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 19 2 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 19 1 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 19 2 10 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 23 60000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 23 300000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 23 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to 3 30000 NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 23 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 2 20000 35000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 2 7500 45000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 23 400000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 23 115000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 23 350000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 23 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 23 1 4 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 7 2 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 1 3 3 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 1 1 1 1 Yes 1 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 1 2 2 1 Home , inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 1 1 1 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 1 1 No 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 1 1 No 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 1 20000 20000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 1 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 1 1 1 1 Yes 1 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 1 12 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 1 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 1 1 1 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 1 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 1 8 8 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 1 3 3 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 1 5 5 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 1 8 8 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 1 40000 40000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 1 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 1 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 1 1 1 1 Yes 1 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 1 10000 10000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 1 1000 1000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 1 15000 15000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 1 1500 1500 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 1 13500 13500 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 1 75 75 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 1 1 1 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 26 4 4 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 26 1 2 1 Yes 23 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 3 3 99 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 26 1 5 1 Home , inside residence 5 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 26 1 4 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 6 2 2 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 1 No 5 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 1 No 25 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 1 No 24 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 1 No 25 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 No 26 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 1 No 22 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 No 26 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 1 No 24 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 1 No 22 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 No 26 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 26 No 26 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 26 2000 150000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 26 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 26 1 2 1 Yes 14 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 26 2 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 26 3 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 3 2000 6000 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 26 5 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 19 3 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 1 2000 2000 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 19 2 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 19 1 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 19 1 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 19 2 14 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 26 200000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 26 4000000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 26 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to 1 7000 7000 NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 26 1 2 1 Yes 16 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 16 150 100000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 16 45000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 26 1000 30000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 26 100 22000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 26 600 11000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 26 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 26 1 4 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 7 2 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 11 1 6 1 Home , inside residence 2 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 11 1 2 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 3 2 2 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 No 11 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 1 No 8 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 No 11 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 No 11 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 1 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 No 11 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 No 11 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 1 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 No 11 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 11 No 11 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 11 2000 200000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 11 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 11 1 2 1 Yes 8 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 11 1 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 11 4 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 1 2000 2000 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 11 3 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 9 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 9 4 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 9 1 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 9 1 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 9 3 8 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 11 50000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 11 150000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 11 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to 4 20 60000 NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 11 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 3 2000 80000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 3 8000 30000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 11 2000 50000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 11 1000 37000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 11 1000 45000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 11 20 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 11 1 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 3 2 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 2 6 6 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 2 1 1 1 Yes 2 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 2 2 6 1 Home , inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 2 1 1 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 1 1 No 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 2 No 2 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 2 7000 100000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 2 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 2 1 2 1 Yes 1 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 2 6 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 2 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 2 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 2 200000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 2 100000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 2 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 2 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 2 2000 5000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 2 2000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 2 2000 3000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 2 10 30 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 2 1 1 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 1 2 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 6 7 7 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 6 1 1 1 Yes 6 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 6 3 8 1 Home , inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 6 1 1 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 6 1 No 5 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 6 3000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 6 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 6 1 2 1 Yes 4 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 6 3 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 6 2 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 1 5000 5000 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 6 1 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 4 1 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 3 5000 8000 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 4 3 10 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 4 2 3 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 4 3 5 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 4 6 8 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 6 6000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 6 3000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 6 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 6 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 3 3000 4000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 3 2000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 6 2500 36000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 6 18000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 6 1000 18000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 6 50 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 6 1 1 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 3 2 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 2 2 7 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 150 1 8 1 Home , inside residence 17 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 150 1 8 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 34 2 6 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? 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What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 39 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 No 150 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 139 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 147 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 146 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 126 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 147 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 134 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 135 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 149 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 150 1 No 149 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 150 600000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 150 1 2 1 Yes 27 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 150 1 2 1 Yes 60 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 150 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 150 10 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 4 200 3000 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 150 3 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 98 2 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 4 1000 4000 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 98 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 98 2 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 98 1 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 98 2 14 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 150 800000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 150 1000000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 150 1 2 1 Yes 64 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to 64 500000 NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 150 1 2 1 Yes 56 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 56 500 1000000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 56 180000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 150 200 200000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 150 105000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 150 100 200000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 150 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 150 1 8 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 55 2 6 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 77 9 9 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 77 1 1 1 Yes 77 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 77 2 6 1 Home , inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 77 1 11 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 13 2 7 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 1 No 22 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 No 77 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 1 No 63 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 1 No 76 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 1 No 74 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 1 No 52 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 No 77 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 1 No 74 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 1 No 76 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 No 77 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 77 No 77 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 77 1500000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 77 1 2 1 Yes 32 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 77 1 2 1 Yes 22 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 77 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 77 2 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 2 3000 7000 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 77 4 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 50 1 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 5 2500 7500 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 50 3 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 50 2 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 50 1 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 50 3 12 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 77 900000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 77 160000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 77 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 77 1 2 1 Yes 19 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 19 1500000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 19 120000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 77 100000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 77 90000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 77 24000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 77 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 77 1 11 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 27 2 6 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 7 10 10 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 7 1 1 1 Yes 7 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 7 1 5 1 Home , inside residence 1 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 7 1 1 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 3 2 2 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 1 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 1 No 4 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 No 7 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 No 7 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 1 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 No 7 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 No 7 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 1 No 6 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 No 7 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 7 No 7 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 7 20000 200000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 7 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 7 1 2 1 Yes 3 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 7 4 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 7 8 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 4 600 3000 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 7 2 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 6 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 6 5 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 6 2 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 6 2 6 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 6 4 13 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 7 30000 170000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 7 200000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 7 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to 2 12 15000 NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 7 1 2 1 Yes 5 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 5 10000 100000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 5 50000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 7 3000 58000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 7 2000 50000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 7 1000 20000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 7 30 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 7 1 1 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 3 2 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 32 12 12 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 32 1 1 1 Yes 32 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 32 1 5 1 Home , inside residence 18 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 32 1 5 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 7 2 5 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 10 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 No 32 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 27 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 31 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 31 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 27 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 No 32 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 28 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 28 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 1 No 30 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 32 No 32 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 32 1000 150000 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 32 1 2 1 Yes 9 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 32 1 2 1 Yes 17 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 32 6 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 32 2 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 5 350 1800 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 32 3 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 24 1 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 1 1000 1000 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 24 3 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 24 1 5 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 24 2 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 24 3 12 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 32 180000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 32 600000 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 32 1 2 1 Yes 6 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to 6 267 15000 NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 32 1 2 1 Yes 16 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo 16 1000 250000 NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic 16 15000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 32 700 45000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 32 28000 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 32 400 35000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 32 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 32 1 5 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 11 2 5 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 3 2 99 1 Home , inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 3 1 1 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. 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What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 1 No 2 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 1 No 1 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 3 No 3 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 3 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 3 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 3 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 3 12 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 3 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 3 1 1 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 3 1 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 2 2000 3000 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 3 12 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 3 4 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 3 3 7 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 3 6 10 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 3 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 3 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 3 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 3 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 3 1000 3000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 3 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 3 1000 3000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 3 90 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 3 1 1 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 2 2 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f IGA Type 9 14 14 1 Crop production 2 Animan Husbandry 3 Forestry and Logging 4 Food manufucturing 5 Wood and wood products manufucturing 6 Furniture Manufucturing 7 Construction 8 Whole Sale or Retail 9 Transport 10 Warehousing 11 Accomodation 12 Food and Beverage 13 Security 14 Education NF3. Is this [IGA TYPE] currently operational? 9 1 1 1 Yes 9 2 No NF4. Why is this [IGA TYPE] not operational? 1 Legal problems 2 Could not obtain inputs 3 Lack of demand 4 Low profile 5 Could not obtain credit 6 Too much debt 7 Security issues 99 Other NF4. Specify other, why is this Income Generating Activity not operational NF5. Where does this [IGA TYPE] operate primarily? 9 2 99 1 Home , inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Traditional market 4 Shop in commercial area 5 Roadside 6 Mobile 7 River/lakes 8 Construction sites 99 Other NF5. Specify other, where does this Income Generating Acitivity operate primaril NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 9 1 2 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] 3 2 2 NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF6. Who owns/owned this [IGA TYPE] in the household? [HH Member ID] NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 1 1 No 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. What were the two main sources of start-up capital for [IGA TYPE]? 9 No 9 1 Yes NF7. Specify other, what were the two main sources of start-up capital for [inco NF8. How much did your household invest to start, purchase or gain control of th 9 NF9. Is this [IGA TYPE] registered? 9 1 1 1 Yes 9 2 No NF10. Are the activities of [IGA TYPE] seasonal? 9 1 2 1 Yes 2 2 No NF11. During the last 12 months of operation, how many months was this [IGA TYPE 9 10 12 NF12. How many hired workers did [IGA TYPE] employ in the months in which it was 9 4 NF13. How much are each hired workers paid per month on average to work in the [ 1 8000 8000 NF14. How many household members worked in this [IGA TYPE] in the months in whic 9 2 NF15. How many of the HH members worked in this [IGA TYPE] with pay in last 12 m 7 1 NF16. How much are each paid HH members were paid per month on average to work i 5 3000 8000 NF17. How many months in the past 12 months did household members work on this [ 7 10 12 NF18. How many weeks per month did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on 7 4 4 NF19. How many days per week did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 7 5 5 NF20. How many hours per day did household members work on this [IGA TYPE] on av 7 4 8 NF21. What is the total replacement cost of vehicles, machines, tools, furniture 9 12000 NF22. What is the total value of land and buildings that you own and use for you 9 NF23. Do you have any stock/inventory for this enterprise/activity today. Stock/ 9 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF24. How much is ALL of your stock/inventory worth today? We mean if you had to NF25. Do you own any MATERIALS/SUPPLIES for your business? 9 2 2 1 Yes 2 No NF26. How much is ALL of your materials/supplies worth today? We mean that if yo NF27. What was your total expenditure on MATERIALS/SUPPLIES purchased in a typic NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 9 12000 NF29. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wer 9 NF30. During the months [IGA TYPE] was operating in the last 12 months, what wa 9 12000 NF31. Over the past 12 months, what share of total household cash income came fr 9 100 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 9 1 2 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f 8 2 3 NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. 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Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f NF32. Who in the household makes decisions regarding the earnings from all non-f LD1. Have you participated in LDCVC? 6278 1 2 1 Yes 237 2 No LD2. [In-kind]: What is the kind of support you received from the LDCVC? 237 1 No 183 1 Yes LD2. [Financial]: What is the kind of support you received from the LDCVC? 237 1 No 87 1 Yes LD2. [Advisory]: What is the kind of support you received from the LDCVC? 237 1 No 138 1 Yes LD3. Has your participation in the LDCVC improved your livelihood? 237 1 2 1 Yes 209 2 No LD4. [On food]: How do you spend the income? 237 1 No 83 1 Yes LD4. [On clothing]: How do you spend the income? 237 1 No 182 1 Yes LD4. [On housing/shelter building]: How do you spend the income? 237 1 No 216 1 Yes LD4. [On school fees and stationeries]: How do you spend the income? 237 1 No 204 1 Yes LD4. [On medical service]: How do you spend the income? 237 1 No 188 1 Yes LD4. [On social obligations (wedding, tradition com together)]: How do you spend 237 1 No 179 1 Yes LD4. [On agricultural inputs/tools]: How do you spend the income? 237 1 No 137 1 Yes LD4. [On loan repayment]: How do you spend the income? 237 1 No 212 1 Yes LD4. [Invest on other income generating activities or expansion of the current I 237 1 No 225 1 Yes LD5. [Participation in group work]: What is the additional benefit you get becau 237 1 No 115 1 Yes LD5. [Improved work culture]: What is the additional benefit you get because of 237 1 No 108 1 Yes LD5. [Access to credit & saving]: What is the additional benefit you get because 237 1 No 177 1 Yes LD5. [Experience and skills in LDCVC]: What is the additional benefit you get be 237 1 No 158 1 Yes LD5. [Improved decision making skill]: What is the additional benefit you get be 237 1 No 169 1 Yes LD5. [Improved confidence]: What is the additional benefit you get because of yo 237 1 No 143 1 Yes LD5. [Improved Social connection and Support]: What is the additional benefit yo 237 1 No 186 1 Yes LD6. [Rehabilitating degraded land]: What are the benefits of SLM practices to y 6278 1 No 882 1 Yes LD6. [Improving land yield]: What are the benefits of SLM practices to your comm 6278 1 No 1187 1 Yes LD6. [Increase household income]: What are the benefits of SLM practices to your 6278 1 No 2376 1 Yes LD6. [Restore the natural ecosystem]: What are the benefits of SLM practices to 6278 1 No 3935 1 Yes Interview key (identifier in XX-XX-XX-XX format) 33616 16 region 33616 1 3 1 Central Ethiopia 14444 2 Sidama 3 South Ethiopa zone 33616 1 5 1 Sidama 13592 2 Guraghe 3 Hadiya 4 Kembata Tembaro 5 Wolayita woreda 33616 1 12 1 Aleta Chuko 4094 2 Bilate Zuria 3 Borecha 4 Damot Woide 5 Darara 6 Doyogena 7 Duguna Fango 8 Enemor Ener 10 Loka Abaya 11 Misha 12 Misrak Badawacho Id in hh_roster 33616 1 16 HR3. What is [Name]'s relationship to head of household? 33616 1 99 1 Head/self 6277 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daughter 4 Grandchild 5 Father/Mother 6 Sister/Brother 7 Niece/Nephew 8 Uncle/Aunt. 9 Son/Daughter In-Law 10 Father/Mother In-Law 11 Brother/Sister In-Law 99 Other HR3. Specify other, relationship to head of household 71 6 HR4. What is the sex of [Name]? 33616 1 2 1 Male 17352 2 Female HR5. How old is [Name] (COMPLETED YEAR)? 33616 120 HR5_month. [Name] Years and what month? 2701 11 HR6. What is [Name]'s marital status? 19923 1 5 1 Married, cohabiting with spouse 11030 2 Married, not living with spouse 3 Single 4 Divorced 5 Widowed HR7. Was [Name] engaged in any productive activities, for at least one hour duri 16915 1 2 1 Yes 14078 2 No HR8. What is [Name]'s primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months? 16915 1 99 1 Farming on own/rented/share-cropped land including livestock 8525 2 Agricultural work in another person’s farm (e.g., laborer) 3 Non-farm enterprise (self-employment) 4 Salaried/wage employed (except off farm) 5 Unpaid housework 6 Going to school (high school, college) 7 inactive (illness, disability, old age) 99 Other HR8. Specify other, primary activity IN THE LAST 12 Months 20 2 HR9. Did [Name]'s seek work (tried to get a job)? During the last 3 months perio 14712 1 2 1 Yes 6413 2 No HR10. Would [Name] be ready to work for pay or profit in the next 30 days, if op 16915 1 2 1 Yes 10316 2 No HR11. Reason for not being available and not seeking work: 4904 1 99 1 Found a job but waiting to start 14 2 Awaiting recall from previous job 3 Work seasonally 4 Believe no job is available in the area 5 Undergoing education or training 6 Housewife/ looking after children in the family 7 Looking after incapacitated adults in the family 8 Own illness or disability 9 Do not want to work 10 Currently have a job 99 Other HR12. Can [Name] read and write in any language? 30915 1 2 1 Yes 29160 2 No HR13. Has [Name] ever attended school? 30915 1 2 1 Yes 21845 2 No HR14. What is the highest grade [Name] completed? 21845 3 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above HR15. Is [Name] currently enrolled in school (any education program, regular, ev 21845 1 2 1 Yes 11701 2 No HR16. If yes, in what grade is [Name] currently studying? 11701 2 28 1 Non educated/illiterate 2 Informal Education 3 0 KG, 0 grade , Nursery 4 1ST GRADE COMPLETE 5 2ND GRADE COMPLETE 6 3RD GRADE COMPLETE 7 4TH GRADE COMPLETE 8 5TH GRADE COMPLETE 9 6TH GRADE COMPLETE 10 7TH GRADE COMPLETE 11 8TH GRADE COMPLETE 12 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 13 10TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 14 11TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 15 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (old curriculum) 16 CERTIFICATE (10+1) LEVEL 17 CERTIFICATE (10+2) LEVEL 18 CERTIFICATE (10+3) LEVEL 19 CERTIFICATE (10+4) LEVEL 20 9TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 21 10TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 22 11TH GRADE COMPLETE(New Curriculum) 23 12TH GRADE COMPLETE (New Curriculum) 24 1ST YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 25 2ND YEAR COLLEGE COMPLETE 26 DIPLOMA 27 3RD YEAR UNIVERSITY 28 1ST DEGREE (BA/BSC) or above