DDI_PHL_2003_IFHS_v01_M Ripol Ocampo Abalos Maura S Lizarondo Accelerated Data Program 2009-09 NADA Version 01: Adopted from "DDI_PHL_2003_IFHS_v01_M" DDI that was done by metadata producers mentioned in "Metadata Production" section. Integrated Farm Household Survey 2003 IFHS 2003 PHL_2003_IFHS_v01_M Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Copyright 2003 © Bureau of Agricultural Statistics, All rights reserved. NADA Bureau of Agricultural Research Director, Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Other Household Survey [hh/oth] The BAS conducted the first Farm Household Income Survey (FHIS) in January 1988 in response to the need of the Department of Agriculture for farm household income data. This was followed by another survey which was renamed as Integrated Farm Household Survey (IFHS) and covered the calendar year 1990. In consideration of the past FHIS experiences and in order to improve the quality of survey results, the BAS adopted the modular or semi-annual approach in conducting the 1990 IFHS. The first round was done in July 1990 and covered the January to June 1990 as reference period of the survey. The second round to cover July to December 1990 was planned to be conducted in January 1991 but was postponed to July 1991 due to budgetary constraints. The latest IFHS was implemented in 2003 with financial support provided by the Bureau of Agricultural Research (BAR) of the Department of Agriculture. v2.0 - edited at Central Office level, not anonymized, for internal use The Integrated Farm Household Survey (IFHS) supported the agricultural Research and Development Program in terms of benchmark data on the characteristics of farms and farmers. The IFHS results provided inputs for the development and/or improvement of the performance indicators system in agriculture. Further, the survey results could quantify the impact of agricultural policies of the government. The survey gathered household level data on the following; Household Information, Farm Particulars, Inventory of Farm Investments, Household Income, Household Expenditures and Credit Information. Specifically, the following data are generated: 1. level, structure and/or sources of farm household income; 2. characteristics of farms/farm enterprises and the farm households; 3. access of farm households to agricultural support services; 4. farm management such as input use and cultivation practices; 5. expenditure patterns of the farm households; 6. farm and households investments; and 7. other socio-economic data. Philippines The 2003 IFHS covered farming households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded were the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. National Regional Provincial Barangay Farming Household The survey covered farm households with farming/fishing operations. Sample survey data [ssd] The Integrated Farm Household Survey (IFHS) included the following modules. Block I Household Information Block II Farm Particulars A. Characteristics of Agricultural Holding B. Agricultural Crops C. Livestock and Poultry D. Capture Fishing and Aquaculture E. Special Agricultural Activities F. Home Processing of Agricultural Products G. Marketing of Agricultural Products Block III Inventory of Farm Investments Block IV Household Income Block V Household Expenditure Block VI Credit Information Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Sampling Frame The IFHS utilized different sampling frames at the barangay and household levels. At the barangay level, the list of agricultural barangays covered in the 1999 Barangay Screening Survey (BSS) served as the sampling frame while at the household level, the listing of households generated from the 2000 Census of Population and Housing (CPH) of the National Statistics Office (NSO) was used as basis for drawing the samples. The 2000 CPH listing was utilized as sampling frame for the IFHS despite the limitation that households were not classified into farming and non-farming categories for two major considerations. First, the 2000 CPH provided the most updated lists of households by barangay. Second, budgetary constraints precluded the conduct of household screening in the selected sample barangays for the survey. Sampling Design The domain of the survey was the province. A two-stage stratified sampling design was adopted with the barangay as primary sampling unit and the farming household as secondary sampling unit. The number of farming households was used as the stratification variable. Primary and secondary sampling units were both drawn using simple random sampling. Sample Size Determination In getting the number of barangays as representative of the domain (province) level, the total number of agricultural barangays in the province reported in the 1999 Barangay Screening Survey (BSS) was used in proportionately allocating the target sample size of around 600 barangays to the Integrated Farm Household Survey (IFHS) provinces. Due to budgetary consideration, the total number of barangays included for small and large agricultural sampling of households with at least one member engaged in agricultural activity. provinces was set at six (6) and nine (9) barangays, respectively, depending on the computed total sample size for the province, that is, n' = 6 if n < 6, and n' = 9 otherwise. Ten (10) sample households were allocated for each sample barangay. This procedure resulted in total sample size of 592 barangays and 5,920 households for the entire country. Sample Selection Primary Sampling Units A general feature of the design was the division of the primary sampling units into strata of approximately equal sizes relative to the number of farming households reported in the 1999 BSS. The division of the barangays within the province and the drawing of sample was done as follows: The barangays were arrayed in descending order based on the total number of farming households. These barangays were then divided into three (3) strata such that the cumulative total number of farming households of all the barangays in any one stratum was approximately of the same magnitude as the rest of the individual strata. Thus, Stratum 1 barangays constitute all "large barangays", Stratum 2 barangays constitute all "medium barangays", and Stratum 3 barangays constitute all "small barangays" with respect to total number of farming households. Equal sample sizes were allocated and drawn from the three strata, resulting in two (2) and three (3) sample barangays, respectively, per stratum depending on the sample size for the province. Selection of sample barangays wss done at the BAS Central Office using simple random sampling. The generated lists of sample barangays were then submitted to NSO for the drawing of sample households and for the photocopying of corresponding barangay maps. Secondary Sampling Units Drawing of sample households was made at the NSO field offices using simple random sampling of households with at least one member engaged in agricultural activity. The generated lists of samples were sent back to BAS Central Office for control and distribution to concerned Provincial Operations Centers (POCs). Replacement of Samples As in any survey, there were cases wherein samples need to be substituted or replaced. Following were the guidelines in replacing sample barangays and/or households. Sample Barangays - Only two general reasons were considered valid for substituting barangays: 1. Transportation costs were way above the allocated budget for operations; or 2. Unfavorable peace and order situation in the area. The list of replacement barangays served as the only source of substitute barangays. It was emphasized that a replacement barangay should be taken only from the list of replacement barangays in the same stratum. Sample Households - Only the reasons enumerated below are considered valid for replacing households. 1.Household was not a qualified IFHS sample: a. For regions except NCR: Candidate household was not a farming household; b. For NCR: Candidate household was not into agricultural activities, or into agricultural activities but produce was not intended to generate income for the household; c. Conditions (a) and (b) were satisfied but there was no agricultural operation during the reference period (July 2002 to June 2003); 2. Household was a qualified IFHS sample but any of the following situations arose during visit: a. No qualified respondent was available for interview during the entire survey period; b. Qualified respondent refused to be interviewed; c. Interview was terminated; It was emphasized that reasons for substituting sample households should be validated first by the field supervisor before replacement is allowed. Replacement households should be taken only from the list of replacements for the barangay. Face-to-face [f2f] The IFHS questionnaire was designed and sructured consisting of six (6) blocks, namely: Block IHousehold Information Block II Farm Particulars A. Characteristics of Agricultural Holding B. Agricultural Crops C. Livestock and Poultry D. Capture Fishing and Aquaculture E. Special Agricultural Activities F. Home Processing of Agricultural Products G. Marketing of Agricultural Products Block III Inventory of Farm Investments Block IV Household Income Block V Household Expenditure Block VI Credit Information Data collection was assigned to Contractual Data Collectors (CDCs) who conducted personal interview of qualified respondents in the sample barangays using a structured questionnaire. Considering that the sample households selected from the 2000 CPH Listing were not all engaged in farming activities, screening of "candidate sample households" was implemented during field data collection so that only farm households with farming/fishing operations during the period July 2002 to June 2003 were enumerated in the survey. The following guidelines were observed during field data collection: 1. Locate the sample barangay. 2. Make a courtesy call to the barangay captain or any barangay official in his/her absence. Explain the purpose of the survey and seek his/her cooperation in the conduct of the activity. Show him/her the barangay map provided by the PASO/field supervisor and, if possible, ask his/her assistance in locating the residence of the sample households on the map. Note that the Enumeration Area (EA) and Household Serial Numbers (HSNs) of the sample households indicated on the list of samples are also indicated on the map. 3. Enumerate the sample households in the order they are written in the list of samples. Guided by the barangay map and the address indicated in the list of samples, locate the residence of the first household head listed and determine if the household is a qualified IFHS sample household by applying the screening procedure for the survey. Proceed with the interview if found qualified, or terminate the interview otherwise. Record findings on the allotted space for this information on the list of samples. 4. Repeat Item 3 (above) until ten (10) qualified sample households are covered for the barangay. Screening of Households Two conditions ought to be satisfied for a household to be considered as qualified IFHS sample. First, the household must be a farm household. Second, the household must be into crop farming, livestock/poultry raising or fishing/aquaculture activities during the period July 2002 to June 2003.( Refer to definitions). The Provincial Agricultural Statistics Officer (PASO) supervises the conduct of survey activities. Consistencies of data items within and across record types were first verified and checked according to the Data Processing Guidelines of the study. First stage of the editing was done manualy. A second stage consistency check was a component of the Computerized Processing System. Initial editing of data was done by the Contractual Data Collectors (CDCs) on every filled up questionaire. These questionnaires were turned over to their supervisors for checking. Editing/Checking for consistencies of data items in particular record types and accross record types were done. Second stage of editing was done at the Central Office. The Data Processing System (DPS) was equipped with a customized editing program to filter out-of-range data items to generate an errorlist. The errorlist is a compilation of errors on specific data item that did not pass the specification. The errorlist list was checked based on the information in the questionnaire. The correction was reflected to the data file using the the CENTRY module of the Integrated Microcomputer Processing System (IMPS). From 5920 sample households, 5448 sample units were successfuly interviewed for a response rate of 92.03%. The Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS) strictly observes the confidentiality of data. As stated in the BAS' survey questionnaires and the forms relevant to the conduct of any statistical inquiry, data provided by the respondents shall be used solely for statistical purposes. The Director As specified in the agreement under access conditions, users are required to cite the source of data in accordance with the citation requirement provided with the dataset. The citation requirement for this study is as follows: "Bureau of Agricultural Statistics, Integrated Farm Household Survey 2003, Version 2.0 of the licensed dataset 2003, provided by the BAS Electronic Archiving and Network Services. http://beans.bas.gov.ph" The datasets of this study are categorized under licensed files. Access to licensed datasets is through request and is only granted to Data Users/Researchers with a legally registered sponsoring agency (university, company, research centre, national or international organization, etc.). The Data Users/Researchers must agree to comply with the following: 1. Fill up a Data Access Agreement that will be provided. 2. Copies of the restricted data or any data created on the basis of the original data will not be copied or made available to anyone other than those mentioned in this Data Access Agreement, unless formally authorized by the BAS. 3. The data will only be processed for the stated statistical purpose in the agreement and not for investigation of specific individuals or organizations. Data will not in any way be used for any administrative, proprietary or law enforcement purposes. 4. The dataset must not be made to match with other datasets. 5. The Data Users/Researchers shall not attempt to identify any individual person, family, business, enterprise or organization. If such a unique disclosure is made inadvertently, no use will be made as to the identity of any person or establishment discovered. The identification will not be revealed to any other person not included in the Data Access Agreement. 6. The Data Users/Researchers must observe security measures to prevent unauthorized access to licensed microdata acquired from the BAS. The microdata must be destroyed upon the completion of their research. Destruction of the microdata will be confirmed in writing by the Data Users/Researchers to the BAS. 7. Any books, articles, conference papers, theses, dissertations, reports, or other publications that employ data obtained from the BAS/BAS Electronic Archiving and Network Services (BEANS) will cite the source of data in accordance with the citation requirement provided with the dataset. 8. If there are any changes or additional requirements in the orginal request, the Data User/Researcher must apply for another request. 9. Breaches of the Data Access Agreement will be taken seriously and the BAS will take action against those responsible for the lapses if wilful or accidental. Failure to comply with the directions of the BAS will be deemed to be a major breach of the agreement and may involve recourse to legal proceedings. The BAS will maintain and share with partner data archives a record of those individuals and organizations which are responsible for breaching the terms of the Data Access Agreement and will impose sanctions on release of future data to these parties. The data users/researchers acknowledge that the BAS and the agency funding the study bear no liabilities and responsibilities for any particular, indirect, or consequential damages or any damages, whatsoever resulting from loss of use, or of data in connection with the use or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. RT1_ SAMPLE_INFORMATION This file contains the following information taken from the cover page of the questionnaire I. Sample Household Identification II. Name of Household Head III. Type/s of farm enterprise was/were operated by the household during the reference period. IV. Number of Household Members V. Name of Respondent VI. Relation to Household Head 0 32 RT2_HOUSEHOLD_INFORMATION This data file corresponds to Block I of the questionnaire and contains information on the demographic profile of the household and participation of household members fifteen years and over in cooperative/organizations. Each Household member has specific ID. The gender, relation of member to household head, age, highest educational attainment, main occupation, other occupation, type of organization where the household member is affiliated. 0 64 RT3_AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS This data file corresponds to Block II-A of the questionnaire and contains information on the various parcels operated and/or managed by the sample farm household during the reference period. 0 29 RT4_PALAY_PROD_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-B Section 1.1.1 of the questionnaire and contains information on production and disposition of palay harvested by the household during the reference period. Production and disposition data gathered under this section is by cropping cycle for all parcels. 0 28 RT5_MATERIAL_INPUTS (SEEDS) This data file corresponds to Block II-B Sections 1.1.2, 1.2.2, 1.3.2, and 2.4 on Seeds/Seedlings and contains information on seeds/seedlings used by the household during the reference period. Data gathered under this section is by cropping cycle for all parcels. 0 24 RT6_MATERIAL_INPUT_ORGANIC_FERTILIZER This data file corresponds to Block II-B Sections 1.1.2, 1.2.2, 1.3.2, and 2.4 on Organic Fertilizers and contains information on organic fertilizer used by the household during the reference period. Data gathered under this section is for all parcels. 0 56 RT7_INORGANIC _FERTILIZER This data file corresponds to Block II-B Sections 1.1.2, 1.2.2, 1.3.2, and 2.4 on Inorganic Fertilizers and contains information on inorganic fertilizer used by the household during the reference period. Data gathered under this section is for all parcels. 0 44 RT8_PESTICIDE_CHEMICALS This data file corresponds to Block II-B Sections 1.1.2, 1.2.2, 1.3.2, and 2.4 on Pesticides and Chemicals and contains information on pesticides and chemicals used by the household during the reference period. Data gathered under this section is for all parcels. 0 49 RT9_LABOR_INPUTS This data file corresponds to Block II-B Sections 1.1.3, 1.2.3, 1.3.3, 2.5; Block II-C Section 6.2; and Block II-D Section 4.2 on Labor Inputs and contains information pertaining to labor costs incurred in production for all croppings to all parcels during the reference period. The sources of labor are operator, family/exchange labor (bayanihan) and hired labor by farm activity and by gender. 0 27 RT10_CORN_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-B Section 1.2.1 and contains information on production and disposition of corn harvested by the household during the reference period. Production and disposition data gathered under this item is by cropping cycle for all parcels. 0 51 RT11_OTHER_TEMP_CROP_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-B Section 1.3.1 and contains information on production and disposition of other temporary crops harvested by the household during the reference period. Production and disposition data gathered under this section is by cropping cycle for all parcels. 0 28 RT12_COCONUT_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-B Section 2.1.1 and contains information on production and disposition of Coconut harvested by the household during the reference period. Production and disposition data gathered under this section is by cropping cycle for all parcels. 0 35 RT13_IND_AGROFOREST_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-B Section 2.3.1 and contains information on production and disposition of Industrrial and Agroforest harvested by the household during the reference period. Production and disposition data gathered under this section is by cropping cycle for all parcels. 0 29 RT14_CROP_BY_PRODUCT This data file corresponds to Block II-B Sections 3 to 5 of the questionnaire and contains information on value of crop by-products such as straw, thatch, leaves and stems of sweet potato, cassava, peanuts/legumes, stems of jute, ramie, various type of firewood, rattan, coconut shell, coconut husk, vinegar, charcoal, etc. It also contains information on other farm expenses incurred by the household on crop farming during the reference period. This subsection contains information on the awareness of government program/s in agricultural crop production and the assistance received. 0 62 RT15_LIVESTOCK_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-C Section 1 of the questionnaire and contains information on livestock inventory, production and disposition. 0 32 RT16_POULTRY_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-C Section 2 of the questionnaire and contains information on poultry inventory, production and disposition. 0 31 RT17_CONTRACT_GROWER This data file corresponds to Block II-C Section 3 of the questionnaire and contains information on households operating as contract growers for livestock and poultry. This subsection contains information on farm expenditures incurred and labor inputs of livestock and poultry raising during the reference period. 0 67 RT18_CAPTURE_FISHING_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-D Section 1 of the questionnaire andcontains information on production and disposition, development services, and expenditures during the reference period. 0 32 RT19_AQUACULTURE_PRODUCTION_DISPOSITION This data file corresponds to Block II-D Section 1 of the questionnaire and contains information on production and disposition of Aquaculture harvested by the household during the reference period. Production and disposition data to be gathered under this item is by cropping cycle for all parcels. 0 29 RT20_AQUACULTURE_DEVELOPMENT_SERVICES This data file corresponds to Block II-D Section 3 of the questionnaire and contains information on the households' awareness of government program/s in agricultural crop production and the assistance received 0 39 RT21_SPECIAL_AGRICULTURAL_ACTIVITIES This data file corresponds to Block II-E of the questionnaire and contains information on the special agricultural activities . 0 63 RT22_FARM_INVESTMENTS This data file corresponds to Block III of the questionnaire and contains information on all investment items owned and used by the household in all their farm activities during the reference period. 0 64 RT23_HOUSEHOLD_INCOME HOUSEHOLD INCOME This data file corresponds to Block IV of the questionnaire and covers the total income of all the household members both cash and in-kind derived from all sources. For income in kind, value is imputed in pesos. Included in this section are household members whose earnings during the reference period came from off-farm and non-farm activities. 0 44 RT24_HOUSEHOLD_EXPENDITURES HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURES This data file corresponds to Block V of the questionnaire and contains information on how much was spent by the household on specified items of expenditures. This is divided into two sections: Food Expenditures; and Non-Food Expenditures 0 39 RT25_EAT_OUTSIDE Expendentures: This data file corresponds to Block V-A from Section 1-2 to 2-3 of the questionnaire and refers to food prepared during holidays and special occasions like Christmas, New Year, Fiestas, birthdays, baptism, weddings, etc. 0 47 RT26_NON-FOOD_EXPENDITURES Monthly Recurring Expenses - This data file corresponds to Block V-B of the questionnaire and refers to the usual or recurring expenses by the household on a regular or monthly basis such as payment of bills for electricity, water, telephone, etc. and other non-bill payments. 0 51 RT27_CREDIT_INFORMATION This data file corresponds to Block VI of the questionnaire and contains information regarding loans. All types of loans availed of by any member of the household during the reference period will be determined and will be dealt separately by source. Possible sources of loans are as follows: relatives/neighbors/friends, employer/landlord, private money lender, pawnshop, private bank, government bank, GSIS/SSS, cooperatives, and NGOs. 0 39 Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. A00 Hhold Name A00 Hhold Name A00 Hhold Name A00 Hhold Name A00 Hhold Name Enter in the space provided the complete name of the household head. Surname first and followed by the given name. It must be in capital letters. Do not forget to copy the corresponding code from the master list. Name of the household head. A01 Farm Enterprise 1 A01 Farm Enterprise 1 A01 Farm Enterprise 1 A01 Farm Enterprise 1 A01 Farm Enterprise 1 What type/s of farm enterprise was/were operated by the household during July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003? Encircle the appropriate code corresponding to the type of farm enterprise operated by the household. 1 Crop Farming 2 Livestock and Poultry 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture 4 Special Agri Activities 5 Home Processing: Agri Products Farm Enterprise may appear in this record type at maximum of 5. Type of agricultural activity, which the household member was engaged in most of the time during the reference period. A01 Farm Enterprise 2 A01 Farm Enterprise 2 A01 Farm Enterprise 2 A01 Farm Enterprise 2 A01 Farm Enterprise 2 What type/s of farm enterprise was/were operated by the household during July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003? All responding household of the farming households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Crop Farming 2 Livestock and Poultry 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture 4 Special Agri Activities 5 Home Processing: Agri Products Type of agricultural activity, which the household member was engaged in most of the time during the reference period. A01 Farm Enterprise 3 A01 Farm Enterprise 3 A01 Farm Enterprise 3 A01 Farm Enterprise 3 A01 Farm Enterprise 3 What type/s of farm enterprise was/were operated by the household during July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003? All responding household of the farming households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Crop Farming 2 Livestock and Poultry 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture 4 Special Agri Activities 5 Home Processing: Agri Products Type of agricultural activity, which the household member was engaged in most of the time during the reference period. A01 Farm Enterprise 4 A01 Farm Enterprise 4 A01 Farm Enterprise 4 A01 Farm Enterprise 4 A01 Farm Enterprise 4 What type/s of farm enterprise was/were operated by the household during July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003? All responding household of the farming households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Crop Farming 2 Livestock and Poultry 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture 4 Special Agri Activities 5 Home Processing: Agri Products Type of agricultural activity, which the household member was engaged in most of the time during the reference period. A01 Farm Enterprise 5 A01 Farm Enterprise 5 A01 Farm Enterprise 5 A01 Farm Enterprise 5 A01 Farm Enterprise 5 What type/s of farm enterprise was/were operated by the household during July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003? All responding household of the farming households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Crop Farming 2 Livestock and Poultry 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture 4 Special Agri Activities 5 Home Processing: Agri Products Type of agricultural activity, which the household member was engaged in most of the time during the reference period. A02 Household Member A02 Household Member A02 Household Member A02 Household Member A02 Household Member Number of Household Members ? Enter the total number of household members in the boxes provided. All households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. The total number of members in a household. A03 Male A03 Male A03 Male A03 Male A03 Male Male? Enter the number of household members by gender. All households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. The number male members of the household. A04 Female A04 Female A04 Female A04 Female A04 Female Female? Enter the number of household members by gender. All households in 592 barangays nationwide including the National Capital Region (NCR). Excluded are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. The number female members of the household. A05 Interview Month A05 Interview Month A05 Interview Month A05 Interview Month A05 Interview Month Date of Visit Date of Visit - Indicate the specific date (month) when the interviewer visited the sample respondent. 7 July 8 August Date of Visit - The specific date (month) when the interviewer visited the sample respondent. A06 Interview Day A06 Interview Day A06 Interview Day A06 Interview Day A06 Interview Day Date of Visit Date of Visit - Indicate the specific date (day) when the interviewer visited the sample respondent. Date of Visit - The specific date (day) when the interviewer visited the sample respondent. A07 Interview Year A07 Interview Year A07 Interview Year A07 Interview Year A07 Interview Year Date of Visit Date of Visit - Indicate the specific date (year) when the interviewer visited the sample respondent. 3 2003 Date of Visit - The specific date (year) when the interviewer visited the sample respondent. A08 Interview Hour Start A08 Interview Hour Start A08 Interview Hour Start A08 Interview Hour Start A08 Interview Hour Start Time Began Time Began - Indicate the specific time (hour and minute) when the interviewer started to inquire about the IFHS survey. time (hour) of the day when the interview was started Time Began - The specific time (hour) when the interviewer started to inquire about the IFHS survey. A09 Interview Minute Start A09 Interview Minute Start A09 Interview Minute Start A09 Interview Minute Start A09 Interview Minute Start Time Began Time Began - Indicate the specific time (minute) when the interviewer started to inquire about the IFHS survey. Time Began - The specific time (minute) when the interviewer started to inquire about the IFHS survey. A10 Interview Hour End A10 Interview Hour End A10 Interview Hour End A10 Interview Hour End A10 Interview Hour End Time Ended Time Ended - Indicate the specific time (hour) when the interviewer ended gathering information from the respondent. Time Ended - The specific time (hour) when the interviewer ended gathering information from the respondent. A11 Interview Minute End A11 Interview Minute End A11 Interview Minute End A11 Interview Minute End A11 Interview Minute End Time Ended Time Ended - Indicate the specific time (minute) when the interviewer ended gathering information from the respondent. Time Ended - The specific time (minute) when the interviewer ended gathering information from the respondent. A12 Respondent Name A12 Respondent Name A12 Respondent Name A12 Respondent Name A12 Respondent Name Name of Respondent Name of Respondent - Write the complete name of the respondent (surname first then given name) in the space provided. Normally, this is the household head. Otherwise, any household member who is knowledgeable of the day to day activities of the household. Members of the Household Name of the person who was interviewed, Normally, this is the household head. Otherwise, any household member who is knowledgeable of the day to day activities of the household. A13 Relation to Household head A13 Relation to Household head A13 Relation to Household head A13 Relation to Household head A13 Relation to Household head Relation to Household head? Relation to Household Head - Ask the relationship of the respondent to the household head and indicate appropriate code in the box provided. The codes for relationship to household head are found at the left bottom of page 2 of the questionnaire. Members of the Household 1 Household Head 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daughter 4 Father/Mother 5 Relatives/In-laws 6 Others relation of the interviewee to the household head A14 Result of Visit A14 Result of Visit A14 Result of Visit A14 Result of Visit A14 Result of Visit Result of Visit? 1 Completed 2 Partially completed 3 Refused 4 Postponed 5 No respondent around 6 Others, specify Result of Visit - The result depending on the availability and cooperation of the household. A15 Next Visit Month A15 Next Visit Month A15 Next Visit Month A15 Next Visit Month A15 Next Visit Month Next Visit Next Visit - Record the interviewer's specific date of next visit (month). Enter in the boxes provided. 7 July 8 August Next Visit - the interviewer's specific date of next visit (month). A16 Next Visit Day A16 Next Visit Day A16 Next Visit Day A16 Next Visit Day A16 Next Visit Day Next Visit Next Visit - Record the interviewer's specific date of next visit (day). Enter in the boxes provided. Next Visit - the interviewer's specific date of next visit (day). A17 Next Visit Year A17 Next Visit Year A17 Next Visit Year A17 Next Visit Year A17 Next Visit Year Next Visit Next Visit - Record the interviewer's specific date of next visit (year). Enter in the boxes provided. 3 2003 Next Visit - the interviewer's specific date of next visit (year). A18 Next Visit Hour A18 Next Visit Hour A18 Next Visit Hour A18 Next Visit Hour A18 Next Visit Hour Time Time - Indicate the time (hours)when the next visit occurred. Enter in the boxes provided. Time - the time (hours)when the next visit occurred. A19 Next Visit Minute A19 Next Visit Minute A19 Next Visit Minute A19 Next Visit Minute A19 Next Visit Minute Time Time - Indicate the time (minutes) when the next visit occurred. Enter in the boxes provided. Time - the time (minutes) when the next visit occurred. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Variables v2-v8 (common variables)are defined in RT1. Qualifier1 Qualifier1 Qualifier1 Qualifier1 Qualifier1 Qualifiers are variables used as record counter. Hhold Member SN1 Hhold Member SN1 Hhold Member SN1 Hhold Member SN1 Hhold Member SN1 Household Member ID Household member ID number is indicated in the first column. In case, there are more than twelve household members, use extra sheet. Fill-up household member ID starting from number 13 and so on. The household member ID is fixed This variable item is the same as v21,v32,v43 and v54. Household serial number HHold Member1 HHold Member1 HHold Member1 HHold Member1 HHold Member1 Who are the members of this household currently residing here permanently (starting from the household head down to the youngest)? In determining household membership, the basic criterion is the basic place of residence or the place where the person usually resides. Enter the names of the household members provided in this column according to hierarchy, currently residing permanently within the housing unit. They need not be full names. Print legibly, clearly and correctly. This variable item is the same as v22,v33,v44 and v55. In determining household membership, the basic criterion is the basic place of residence or the place where the person usually resides. Gender1 Gender1 Gender1 Gender1 Gender1 Is (name) male or female? Determine the sex or gender of each household member. Encircle the appropriate number assigned for gender "1" for male and "2" for female. 1 Male 2 Female This variable item is the same as v23,v34,v45 and v56. Gender of the member Relation1 Relation1 Relation1 Relation1 Relation1 What is (name)'s relation to household head? Determine the relationship of the household member to the household head. Each line contain two (2) boxes. Enter in the boxes the corresponding codes written at the bottom part of the questionnaire. 1 HHead 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daugther 4 Father/Mother 5 Relatives/In-laws 6 Others This variable item is the same as v24,v35,v46 and v57. Relation of member to HHead Age1 Age1 Age1 Age1 Age1 How old is (name)? Ask the respondent to report the age as of last birthday. Enter the age (in years) in the boxes provided. For age less than one year old record the age 00. This variable item is the same as v25,v36,v47 and v58. Age of household member Education1 Education1 Education1 Education1 Education1 What is the highest educational level or grade that (name) completed? Enter the code corresponding to the highest educational attainment written at the bottom part of the questionnaire. 1 Grade I 2 Grade II 3 Grade III 4 Grade IV 5 Grade V 6 Grade VI 7 Elementary Graduate 8 1st Year High School 9 2nd Year High School 10 3rd Year High School 11 4th Year High School 12 High School Graduate 13 1st Year College 14 2nd Year College 15 3rd Year College 16 4th Year College 17 College Graduate 18 Vocational 19 Post Graduate 20 Pre-School/Day Care 21 No Schooling (6 years or older) 22 No Schooling (younger 6 yrs.) This variable item is the same as v26,v37,v48 and v59. This refers to the highest grade or year completed in school as of June 2003. Main Occupation1 Main Occupation1 Main Occupation1 Main Occupation1 Main Occupation1 What is the main occupation of (name)? Write in the space provided the main activity/occupation of each household member. This will be coded later in the Central Office (C.O). This variable item is the same as v27,v38,v49 and v60. Main activity/occupation - refers to the kind of business or job, which a person performed in most of the time during the reference period. main activity/occupation of each household member. Other Occupation11 Other Occupation11 Other Occupation11 Other Occupation11 Other Occupation11 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Write in the space provided the main activity/occupation of each household member. This will be coded later in the Central Office (C.O). This variable item is the same as v28,v39,v50 and v61. Main activity/occupation - refers to the kind of business or job, which a person performed in most of the time during the reference period. main activity/occupation of each household member. Other Occupation21 Other Occupation21 Other Occupation21 Other Occupation21 Other Occupation21 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Ask the occupation other than the main occupation of each household member. This variable item is the same as v29,v40,v51 and v62. occupation, other than the main occupation. Membership to Org1 Membership to Org1 Membership to Org1 Membership to Org1 Membership to Org1 Is (name) a member of any organization? if yes, ask type of organization. Ask the respondent if he/she or any member of the household is currently a member of any organization. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No This variable item is the same as v30,v41,v52 and v63. Type of Org1 Type of Org1 Type of Org1 Type of Org1 Type of Org1 What type of organization? If the answer is yes, ask the type of organization and indicate the code in the space provided. 1 Community Development 2 Consumer Cooperative 3 Credit Cooperative 4 Marketing Cooperative 5 Multipurpose Cooperative 6 Producers Cooperative 7 Service Cooperative This variable item is the same as v31,v42,v53 and v64. Hhold Member SN2 Hhold Member SN2 Hhold Member SN2 Hhold Member SN2 Hhold Member SN2 Household Member ID Same as variable v10. HHold Member2 HHold Member2 HHold Member2 HHold Member2 HHold Member2 Who are the members of this household currently residing here permanently (starting from the household head down to the youngest)? Same as variable v11. Gender2 Gender2 Gender2 Gender2 Gender2 Is (name) male or female? 1 Male 2 Female Same as variable v12. Relation2 Relation2 Relation2 Relation2 Relation2 What is (name)'s relation to household head? 1 HHead 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daugther 4 Father/Mother 5 Relatives/In-laws 6 Others Same as variable v13. Age2 Age2 Age2 Age2 Age2 How old is (name)? Same as variable v14. Education2 Education2 Education2 Education2 Education2 What is the highest educational level or grade that (name) completed? 1 Grade I 2 Grade II 3 Grade III 4 Grade IV 5 Grade V 6 Grade VI 7 Elementary Graduate 8 1st Year High School 9 2nd Year High School 10 3rd Year High School 11 4th Year High School 12 High School Graduate 13 1st Year College 14 2nd Year College 15 3rd Year College 16 4th Year College 17 College Graduate 18 Vocational 19 Post Graduate 20 Pre-School/Day Care 21 No Schooling (6 years or older) 22 No Schooling (younger 6 yrs.) Same as variable v15. Main Occupation2 Main Occupation2 Main Occupation2 Main Occupation2 Main Occupation2 What is the main occupation of (name)? Same as variable v16. Other Occupation12 Other Occupation12 Other Occupation12 Other Occupation12 Other Occupation12 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v17. Other Occupation22 Other Occupation22 Other Occupation22 Other Occupation22 Other Occupation22 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v18. Membership to Org2 Membership to Org2 Membership to Org2 Membership to Org2 Membership to Org2 Is (name) a member of any organization? 1 Yes 2 No Same as variable v19. Type of Org2 Type of Org2 Type of Org2 Type of Org2 Type of Org2 What type of organization? 1 Community Development 2 Consumer Cooperative 3 Credit Cooperative 4 Marketing Cooperative 5 Multipurpose Cooperative 6 Producers Cooperative 7 Service Cooperative 8 07 Same as variable v20. Hhold Member SN3 Hhold Member SN3 Hhold Member SN3 Hhold Member SN3 Hhold Member SN3 Household Member ID Same as variable v10. HHold Member3 HHold Member3 HHold Member3 HHold Member3 HHold Member3 Who are the members of this household currently residing here permanently (starting from the household head down to the youngest)? Same as variable v11. Gender3 Gender3 Gender3 Gender3 Gender3 Is (name) male or female? 1 Male 2 Female Same as variable v12. Relation3 Relation3 Relation3 Relation3 Relation3 What is (name)'s relation to household head? 1 HHead 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daugther 4 Father/Mother 5 Relatives/In-laws 6 Others Same as variable v13. Age3 Age3 Age3 Age3 Age3 How old is (name)? Same as variable v14. Education3 Education3 Education3 Education3 Education3 What is the highest educational level or grade that (name) completed? 1 Grade I 2 Grade II 3 Grade III 4 Grade IV 5 Grade V 6 Grade VI 7 Elementary Graduate 8 1st Year High School 9 2nd Year High School 10 3rd Year High School 11 4th Year High School 12 High School Graduate 13 1st Year College 14 2nd Year College 15 3rd Year College 16 4th Year College 17 College Graduate 18 Vocational 19 Post Graduate 20 Pre-School/Day Care 21 No Schooling (6 years or older) 22 No Schooling (younger 6 yrs.) Same as variable v15. Main Occupation3 Main Occupation3 Main Occupation3 Main Occupation3 Main Occupation3 What is the main occupation of (name)? Same as variable v16. Other Occupation13 Other Occupation13 Other Occupation13 Other Occupation13 Other Occupation13 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v17. Other Occupation23 Other Occupation23 Other Occupation23 Other Occupation23 Other Occupation23 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v18. Membership to Org3 Membership to Org3 Membership to Org3 Membership to Org3 Membership to Org3 Is (name) a member of any organization? 1 Yes 2 No Same as variable v19. Type of Org3 Type of Org3 Type of Org3 Type of Org3 Type of Org3 What type of organization? 1 Community Development 2 Consumer Cooperative 3 Credit Cooperative 4 Marketing Cooperative 5 Multipurpose Cooperative 6 Producers Cooperative 7 Service Cooperative 8 07 Same as variable v20. Hhold Member SN4 Hhold Member SN4 Hhold Member SN4 Hhold Member SN4 Hhold Member SN4 Household Member ID Same as variable v10. HHold Member4 HHold Member4 HHold Member4 HHold Member4 HHold Member4 Who are the members of this household currently residing here permanently (starting from the household head down to the youngest)? Same as variable v11. Gender4 Gender4 Gender4 Gender4 Gender4 Is (name) male or female? 1 Male 2 Female Same as variable v12. Relation4 Relation4 Relation4 Relation4 Relation4 What is (name)'s relation to household head? 1 HHead 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daugther 4 Father/Mother 5 Relatives/In-laws 6 Others Same as variable v13. Age4 Age4 Age4 Age4 Age4 How old is (name)? Same as variable v14. Education4 Education4 Education4 Education4 Education4 What is the highest educational level or grade that (name) completed? 1 Grade I 2 Grade II 3 Grade III 4 Grade IV 5 Grade V 6 Grade VI 7 Elementary Graduate 8 1st Year High School 9 2nd Year High School 10 3rd Year High School 11 4th Year High School 12 High School Graduate 13 1st Year College 14 2nd Year College 15 3rd Year College 16 4th Year College 17 College Graduate 18 Vocational 19 Post Graduate 20 Pre-School/Day Care 21 No Schooling (6 years or older) 22 No Schooling (younger 6 yrs.) Same as variable v15. Main Occupation4 Main Occupation4 Main Occupation4 Main Occupation4 Main Occupation4 What is the main occupation of (name)? Same as variable v16. Other Occupation14 Other Occupation14 Other Occupation14 Other Occupation14 Other Occupation14 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v17. Other Occupation24 Other Occupation24 Other Occupation24 Other Occupation24 Other Occupation24 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v18. Membership to Org4 Membership to Org4 Membership to Org4 Membership to Org4 Membership to Org4 Is (name) a member of any organization? 1 Yes 2 No Same as variable v19. Type of Org4 Type of Org4 Type of Org4 Type of Org4 Type of Org4 What type of organization? 1 Community Development 2 Consumer Cooperative 3 Credit Cooperative 4 Marketing Cooperative 5 Multipurpose Cooperative 6 Producers Cooperative 7 Service Cooperative 8 07 Same as variable v20. Hhold Member SN5 Hhold Member SN5 Hhold Member SN5 Hhold Member SN5 Hhold Member SN5 Household Member ID Same as variable v10. HHold Member5 HHold Member5 HHold Member5 HHold Member5 HHold Member5 Who are the members of this household currently residing here permanently (starting from the household head down to the youngest)? Same as variable v11. Gender5 Gender5 Gender5 Gender5 Gender5 Is (name) male or female? 1 Male 2 Female Same as variable v12. Relation5 Relation5 Relation5 Relation5 Relation5 What is (name)'s relation to household head? 1 HHead 2 Spouse 3 Son/Daugther 4 Father/Mother 5 Relatives/In-laws 6 Others Same as variable v13. Age5 Age5 Age5 Age5 Age5 How old is (name)? Same as variable v14. Education5 Education5 Education5 Education5 Education5 What is the highest educational level or grade that (name) completed? 1 Grade I 2 Grade II 3 Grade III 4 Grade IV 5 Grade V 6 Grade VI 7 Elementary Graduate 8 1st Year High School 9 2nd Year High School 10 3rd Year High School 11 4th Year High School 12 High School Graduate 13 1st Year College 14 2nd Year College 15 3rd Year College 16 4th Year College 17 College Graduate 18 Vocational 19 Post Graduate 20 Pre-School/Day Care 21 No Schooling (6 years or older) 22 No Schooling (younger 6 yrs.) Same as variable v15. Main Occupation5 Main Occupation5 Main Occupation5 Main Occupation5 Main Occupation5 What is the main occupation of (name)? Same as variable v16. Other Occupation15 Other Occupation15 Other Occupation15 Other Occupation15 Other Occupation15 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v17. Other Occupation25 Other Occupation25 Other Occupation25 Other Occupation25 Other Occupation25 Aside from (main occupation), what is the other occupation of (name)? Same as variable v18. Membership to Org5 Membership to Org5 Membership to Org5 Membership to Org5 Membership to Org5 Is (name) a member of any organization? 1 Yes 2 No Same as variable v19. Type of Org5 Type of Org5 Type of Org5 Type of Org5 Type of Org5 What type of organization? 1 Community Development 2 Consumer Cooperative 3 Credit Cooperative 4 Marketing Cooperative 5 Multipurpose Cooperative 6 Producers Cooperative 7 Service Cooperative 8 07 Same as variable v20. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier2 Qualifier2 Qualifier2 Qualifier2 Qualifier2 Qualifiers used as counters,lines numbers and the like for records with multiple occurences. Total Parcel Total Parcel Total Parcel Total Parcel Total Parcel During the period July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003, how many parcels were operated and managed by your household for agricultural crop production, raising of livestock and poultry, aquaculture and in pursuit of other agricultural activities? Ask the respondent the total number of parcels operated/managed by the household during the reference period. The total number of parcels operated/managed by the household during the reference period. Parcel Number Parcel Number Parcel Number Parcel Number Parcel Number For parcel number, account for the breakdown of the farm by parcel. The breakdown of the farm by parcel. Parcel Area Parcel Area Parcel Area Parcel Area Parcel Area What is the physical area of the parcel in hectare/s? Ask the respondent the area of each parcel. Record the area in hectare/s and in four (4) decimal places. The physical size of the parcel. Location:City/Mun Location:City/Mun Location:City/Mun Location:City/Mun Location:City/Mun Is the parcel located within the city/municipality? Ask the respondent the location of his/her parcel whether within the city/municipality. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No Location of farm, if whithin city or municipal boundary. Location:Prov Location:Prov Location:Prov Location:Prov Location:Prov Is the parcel located within the province? Ask the respondent the location of his/her parcel whether within the province. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No Location of farm, if whithin city or provincial boundary. Main Use Main Use Main Use Main Use Main Use What was the main use of the parcel? Encircle the appropriate number corresponding with the main use of the parcel. Only one answer is required. 1 Homelot 2 Under Temporary Crops 3 Under Permanent Crops 4 Livestock 5 Poultry 6 Aquaculture 7 Temporary Fallow 8 Temporary meadows/pastures 9 Permanent meadows/pastures 10 Woods/Forest 11 Other 1 - Homelot - refers to land mainly used for residential purposes of the agricultural operator, regardless of its location. 2 - Under temporary crop/s - refers to land planted with crop/s grown seasonally and whose growing cycle is less than one year. Such crop must be sown or planted again for another production cycle. 3 - Under permanent crop/s - land planted to crop/s that occupy the land for a long period of time and do not need to be replaced after each harvest like fruit trees. 4 - Livestock - refers to land devoted to livestock raising. 5 - Poultry - refers to land devoted to poultry raising. 6 - Aquaculture - refers to land devoted to aquaculture. 7 - Temporarily fallow - is land which is purposely allowed to stay idle for a period of at least one year or at most 5 years in order to recover its fertility, after which is again planted to temporary crops. 8 - Under temporary meadows and pastures - land purposely used for temporary grazing of animals for a period of 5 years or less. 9- Under permanent meadows and pastures - land used permanently or intended to be used permanently for the purpose of growing herbaceous forage crops, either seeded or cared for or existing naturally. 10- Covered with wood and forest - is the part of the holding that is wood or forestland, natural or planted. Examples are trees like ipil-ipil, shrubs and other non-fruit trees. Others, specify - refers to wasteland and undeveloped land potentially productive for agriculture and other lands. Wasteland comprises barren rocky land, sloping areas, etc., which are not used for any productive purposes. How the parcel is being used. Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure Tenure What was the tenurial status of each parcel? Determine from the respondent the tenurial status of each of the parcel listed. Encircle the appropriate code. Others should be specified in the space provided. 1 Fully Owned 2 Tenanted 3 Leased/Rented 4 Rent Free 5 CLT/CLOA 6 Own like possesion other than CLT/CLOA 7 Others The following codes are defined: 1-Fully owned - refers to the land operated with a title of ownership and consequently the right to determine the nature and extent of the use of the land. It includes lands whose absolute ownership is vested in the holder thru sale, inheritance, etc. A parcel is also considered fully owned if the holder has an absolute deed to the sale of the land. Likewise, lands of the tillers with Emancipation Patent. 2 - Tenanted - refers to the rented lands wherein the rental arrangement is in the form of share of produce or harvest. 3 - Leased / Rented - refers to the area cultivated by a lessee, which belongs to or is legally possessed by another, the lessor. The rental payment is in the form of a fixed amount of either money, produce or both. 4 - Rent free - refers to an area operated without title of ownership and without paying rent but with the consent or permission of the landowner. 5 - Held under Certificate of Land Transfer (CLT) or Certificate of Land Ownership Award (CLOA) - includes all those parcels that are still being paid by the operation land transfer (OLT). OLT is a systematic transfer of ownership of tenanted rice and corn lands from the landowners to the tenant-tillers while CLOA are titles issued to farmers for their farmlot as covered by Republic Act 6657 otherwise known as Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law. 6 - Ownerlike Possession other than CLT or CLOA - refers to the area of the land under conditions that enable a person to operate it as if he/she is the owner although he/she does not possess title of ownership. Included are inherited lands without title of ownership and one who is a holder of a land for a period of 30 years or more, or even without the permission of the owner, and land being purchased on installment basis or under long-term contract. Others, specify - includes land held as mortgage and all other forms not categorized above including squatter of less than 30 years. Tenure - means the right under which holding/parcel is held or operated. A parcel may be owned, rented, leased or held under other forms like those that are held as mortgage, or a squatter basis or rent free. Irrigated? Irrigated? Irrigated? Irrigated? Irrigated? Was there any irrigation used in the parcel? If No (2), go to Question 8. Ask the respondent if there is irrigation used in each parcel reported. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 8. 1 Yes 2 No Response for use of irrigation for the parcel. Irrigation Type Irrigation Type Irrigation Type Irrigation Type Irrigation Type What type of irrigation was used? Ask from the respondent the type of irrigation used of each parcel and encircle the appropriate code corresponding to his/her answer. Other form of irrigation system not enumerated should be specified in the space provided. 1 National 2 Communal 3 Individual 4 Other irrigation system, specify. 1-National - is a government owned irrigation system built or constructed to provide continuous supply of water for agricultural purpose to farmers in exchange for a fee. 2 -Communal - is an irrigation system owned by the community, association, farmers cooperative, etc. 3 - Individual - is an irrigation means provided personally by the operator for his holdings irrigation needs. Other irrigation system (specify) - includes all irrigation system not categorized in the above-mentioned systems. Examples are water fetching, windmills, etc. Irrigation is the practice of artificially providing land with water to increase agricultural productivity. Planted? Planted? Planted? Planted? Planted? During the reference period, was there any parcel in your holdings planted to crops? If No(2), go to Item C, (Livestock and Poultry), on page 25 of the questionnaire. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Item C, (Livestock and Poultry), on page 25 of the questionnaire. 1 Yes 2 No Response for querry, if parcel is planted to crops. Temporary Crop1 Temporary Crop1 Temporary Crop1 Temporary Crop1 Temporary Crop1 What was/were the temporary crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? 7.Ask from the respondent the temporary crops planted in each of the parcel and write the name of the crop in the spaces provided. For each crop reported, refer to Appendix 2 List of Crops. Temporary Crops planted (occurs 5) during the reference period. Temporary Crop2 Temporary Crop2 Temporary Crop2 Temporary Crop2 Temporary Crop2 What was/were the temporary crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Temporary Crop3 Temporary Crop3 Temporary Crop3 Temporary Crop3 Temporary Crop3 What was/were the temporary crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Temporary Crop4 Temporary Crop4 Temporary Crop4 Temporary Crop4 Temporary Crop4 What was/were the temporary crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Temporary Crop5 Temporary Crop5 Temporary Crop5 Temporary Crop5 Temporary Crop5 What was/were the temporary crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Permanent Crop1 Permanent Crop1 Permanent Crop1 Permanent Crop1 Permanent Crop1 What was/were the permanent crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Ask the respondent all permanent crops whether newly planted or old, productive or non-productive, which are found standing on the farm at any time during the reference period. Include those growing in the homelot or around the home of the operator if the homelot is part of the farm. Write the name of the crop in the spaces provided. For each crop reported, refer to Appendix 2 List of Crops. Permanent Crops planted (occurs 5) during the reference period. Permanent Crop2 Permanent Crop2 Permanent Crop2 Permanent Crop2 Permanent Crop2 What was/were the permanent crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Permanenet Crop3 Permanenet Crop3 Permanenet Crop3 Permanenet Crop3 Permanenet Crop3 What was/were the permanent crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Permanent Crop4 Permanent Crop4 Permanent Crop4 Permanent Crop4 Permanent Crop4 What was/were the permanent crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Permanent Crop5 Permanent Crop5 Permanent Crop5 Permanent Crop5 Permanent Crop5 What was/were the permanent crop/s planted during July 2002 - June 2003? Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Cropping Code Cropping Code Cropping Code Cropping Code Cropping Code 1 First Cropping 2 Second Cropping 3 Third Cropping 4 Fourth Cropping ? This field records the number of cropping period for the entire parcel planted to palay. Total Area Total Area Total Area Total Area Total Area Production For each cropping cycle, what was the total area of all parcels planted to palay? (in hectare) Record the total area of all parcels planted to palay in the spaces provided. It should be in hectare and in four (4) decimal places. The total area of all parcels planted to palay per cropping period. Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Production What was the total area harvested? (in hectare) Inquire and indicate the area harvested for all parcels of palay. The total area harvested may be equal or less than the total area planted. Record area in hectare and with four (4) decimal places. The area harvested for all parcels of palay per cropping period. The total area harvested may be equal or less than the total area planted. Qty Harvested Qty Harvested Qty Harvested Qty Harvested Qty Harvested Production What was the total quantity of palay harvested from all parcels? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity harvested for each cropping period in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided in two (2) decimal places. Quantity of palay harvested from all parcels per cropping. Wgt of 1 local unit Wgt of 1 local unit Wgt of 1 local unit Wgt of 1 local unit Wgt of 1 local unit Production What was the equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram? Determine the equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram. This should be in two (2) decimal places. Equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram. Sold in Local Unit Sold in Local Unit Sold in Local Unit Sold in Local Unit Sold in Local Unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity sold for each cropping period in local unit. Sold - refers to quantity (in local unit) sold or to be marketed out of the total production reported. Price per Kilo Price per Kilo Price per Kilo Price per Kilo Price per Kilo Disposition Price per kilogram Ask the respondent how much was the price of the produce per kilogram. In case the farmer did not market the produce, ask the prevailing price of the commodity in the locality. Price per kilogram - is the price received by the farmer in selling the produce. Use as Seeds Use as Seeds Use as Seeds Use as Seeds Use as Seeds Disposition What quantity was used/set aside for seeds? Inquire and record the quantity (in local unit) of seeds used or set aside for future use. Quantity was used/set aside for seeds. Paid to harvester Paid to harvester Paid to harvester Paid to harvester Paid to harvester Disposition What quantity was paid to harvesters? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) given to harvesters as payment for the services rendered. The quantity (in local unit) given to harvesters as payment for the services rendered. Paid to Thresher Paid to Thresher Paid to Thresher Paid to Thresher Paid to Thresher Disposition What quantity was paid to threshers? Ask the quantity (in local unit) given to threshers as payment for the services rendered. This refers to quantity (in local unit) given to threshers as payment for the services rendered. Paid to Worker Paid to Worker Paid to Worker Paid to Worker Paid to Worker Disposition What quantity was paid to workers for other farm activities? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) given to workers for other farm activities as payment for the services rendered. The quantity (in local unit) given to workers for other farm activities as payment for the services rendered. Landowner Share Landowner Share Landowner Share Landowner Share Landowner Share Disposition What quantity was paid to the landowner? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) given to the landowner as payment for the use of his farm land. The quantity (in local unit) given to the landowner as payment for the use of his farm land. Use as Feeds Use as Feeds Use as Feeds Use as Feeds Use as Feeds Disposition What quantity was used/set aside as feeds for livestock/ poultry? Ask the quantity (in local unit) of palay used or set aside for feeds. This refers to quantity (in local unit) of palay used or set aside for feeds. Consumption Consumption Consumption Consumption Consumption Disposition What quantity was consumed/set aside for home consumption? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) of palay used/set aside for home consumption by the farm household. The quantity (in local unit) of palay used/set aside for home consumption by the farm household. Damage Damage Damage Damage Damage Disposition What quantity was damaged/wasted due to insects, rodents, rotting, etc.? Indicate the estimated quantity damaged/ wasted due to insects, rodents, rotting, etc. The estimated quantity, damaged/ wasted due to insects, rodents, rotting, etc. Paid to Irrigation Paid to Irrigation Paid to Irrigation Paid to Irrigation Paid to Irrigation Disposition What quantity was paid to irrigation? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) of palay paid for irrigation. The quantity (in local unit) of palay paid for irrigation. Purpose Code1 Purpose Code1 Purpose Code1 Purpose Code1 Purpose Code1 Disposition What quantity was used/set aside for other purposes? Specify: ________________ Other purpose,code. Qty Purpose1 Qty Purpose1 Qty Purpose1 Qty Purpose1 Qty Purpose1 Disposition What quantity was used/set aside for other purposes? Specify: ________________ Ask for the quantity (in local unit) of palay used for other purposes and specify in the space provided. The quantity (in local unit) of palay used for other purposes. (Occurs 2) Purpose Code2 Purpose Code2 Purpose Code2 Purpose Code2 Purpose Code2 Disposition What quantity was used/set aside for other purposes? Specify: ________________ Qty Purpose2 Qty Purpose2 Qty Purpose2 Qty Purpose2 Qty Purpose2 Disposition What quantity was used/set aside for other purposes? Specify: ________________ Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Crop Crop Crop Crop Crop ______: Material Inputs (all croppings, all parcels) Crop Code Seed Qty in Local Unit Seed Qty in Local Unit Seed Qty in Local Unit Seed Qty in Local Unit Seed Qty in Local Unit Seeds/Seedlings What quantity of ______ seeds was used during the reference period? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent for the quantity (in local unit) of palay seeds used. Record the answer on the spaces provided in two (2) decimal places. The quantity of palay seeds used during the reference period. Seedlings Seedlings Seedlings Seedlings Seedlings Seeds/Seedlings? What quantity of palay seedlings was used during the reference period? Ask the respondent for the quantity (in local unit) of palay seedlings used. Record the answer on the spaces provided in two (2) decimal places. The quantity of palay seedlings used during the reference period. Wgt of 1 local Unit Wgt of 1 local Unit Wgt of 1 local Unit Wgt of 1 local Unit Wgt of 1 local Unit Weight of one local unit in kilogram? Determine the equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram. 1.1This should be in two (2) decimal places. The weight of one local unit in kilogram. Source of Seeds1 Source of Seeds1 Source of Seeds1 Source of Seeds1 Source of Seeds1 Where did your household obtain the palay seeds/seedlings? Ask the respondent where the household obtained the palay seeds/seedlings and encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 From Others Where the palay seeds/seedlings used was obtained. Source of Seeds2 Source of Seeds2 Source of Seeds2 Source of Seeds2 Source of Seeds2 Where did your household obtain the palay seeds/seedlings? 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 From Others Source of Seeds3 Source of Seeds3 Source of Seeds3 Source of Seeds3 Source of Seeds3 Where did your household obtain the palay seeds/seedlings? 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 From Others Value of Seed/Seedling Value of Seed/Seedling Value of Seed/Seedling Value of Seed/Seedling Value of Seed/Seedling How much was the value of palay seeds/seedlings that your household bought? Ask the respondent the total value spent by the household on palay seeds/seedlings. Record the answer in two (2) decimal places. The total value spent by the household on palay seeds/seedlings. High Yielding? High Yielding? High Yielding? High Yielding? High Yielding? Were these palay seeds/seedlings of high yielding varieties? Ask the respondent if the seedlings obtained were of high yielding variety. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Did you obtain seeds/seedlings on credit? No - go to Question 8. Ask the respondent if he/she obtained seeds/seedlings on credit. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 8. 1 Yes 2 No Percentage on Credit Percentage on Credit Percentage on Credit Percentage on Credit Percentage on Credit What percent of the value of seeds/seedlings was obtained on credit? Ask the respondent the percentage of the value of seeds/seedlings obtained on credit. Enter the answer in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Percentage of seeds/seedlings obtained on credit. Source of Credit1 Source of Credit1 Source of Credit1 Source of Credit1 Source of Credit1 Where was credit obtained? Determine the source/s of credit and encircle the appropriate code corresponding to the answer. 1 Rural Banks 2 Private Banks 3 Lending Investors 4 Relatives 5 Land Owner 6 7 8 9 10 11 Where the credit was obtained. Source of Credit2 Source of Credit2 Source of Credit2 Source of Credit2 Source of Credit2 Where was credit obtained? 1 Rural Banks 2 Private Banks 3 Lending Investors 4 Relatives 5 Land Owner 6 7 8 9 10 11 Source of Credit3 Source of Credit3 Source of Credit3 Source of Credit3 Source of Credit3 Where was credit obtained? 1 Rural Banks 2 Private Banks 3 Lending Investors 4 Relatives 5 Land Owner 6 7 8 9 10 11 Source of Credit4 Source of Credit4 Source of Credit4 Source of Credit4 Source of Credit4 Where was credit obtained? 1 Rural Banks 2 Private Banks 3 Lending Investors 4 Relatives 5 Land Owner 6 7 8 9 10 11 Source of Credit5 Source of Credit5 Source of Credit5 Source of Credit5 Source of Credit5 Where was credit obtained? 1 Rural Banks 2 Private Banks 3 Lending Investors 4 Relatives 5 Land Owner 6 7 8 9 10 11 Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao Region 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 NCR 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifiers are variables used as record counter. Commodity Commodity Commodity Commodity Commodity Commodity applied with organic fertilizer Commodity Code Applied Organic Fertilizer? Applied Organic Fertilizer? Applied Organic Fertilizer? Applied Organic Fertilizer? Applied Organic Fertilizer? Did your household apply organic fertilizer to ______ during the reference period? No, go to Question 12. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 12. 1 Yes 2 No Organic Fert 1 Organic Fert 1 Organic Fert 1 Organic Fert 1 Organic Fert 1 Item Organic Fertilizer Code- refers to codes of farm manure, composts, sewage and some industrial by-products such as bagasse, molasses and others. The data item for (col 27-67) will occur 5 times. Organic Fertilizer - refers to farm manure, composts, sewage and some industrial by-products such as bagasse, molasses and others. Organic Fert Qty1 Organic Fert Qty1 Organic Fert Qty1 Organic Fert Qty1 Organic Fert Qty1 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. The quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied for all parcel. Organic Fert Unit used1 Organic Fert Unit used1 Organic Fert Unit used1 Organic Fert Unit used1 Organic Fert Unit used1 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Unit Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit1 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit1 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit1 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit1 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit1 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Weight per unit (in kilogram) Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Source 11 Source 11 Source 11 Source 11 Source 11 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 21 Source 21 Source 21 Source 21 Source 21 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 31 Source 31 Source 31 Source 31 Source 31 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Cash 1 Cash 1 Cash 1 Cash 1 Cash 1 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in cash. In kind1 In kind1 In kind1 In kind1 In kind1 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in kind. Organic Fert 2 Organic Fert 2 Organic Fert 2 Organic Fert 2 Organic Fert 2 Item Organic Fertilizer - refers to farm manure, composts, sewage and some industrial by-products such as bagasse, molasses and others. Organic Fert Qty2 Organic Fert Qty2 Organic Fert Qty2 Organic Fert Qty2 Organic Fert Qty2 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. The quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied for all parcel. Organic Fert Unit used2 Organic Fert Unit used2 Organic Fert Unit used2 Organic Fert Unit used2 Organic Fert Unit used2 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Unit Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). 1 2 44 3 24 4 18 5 17 6 10 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit2 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit2 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit2 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit2 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit2 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Weight per unit (in kilogram) Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Source 12 Source 12 Source 12 Source 12 Source 12 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 22 Source 22 Source 22 Source 22 Source 22 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 32 Source 32 Source 32 Source 32 Source 32 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Cash 2 Cash 2 Cash 2 Cash 2 Cash 2 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in cash. In kind2 In kind2 In kind2 In kind2 In kind2 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in kind. Organic Fert 3 Organic Fert 3 Organic Fert 3 Organic Fert 3 Organic Fert 3 Item Organic Fertilizer - refers to farm manure, composts, sewage and some industrial by-products such as bagasse, molasses and others. Organic Fert Qty3 Organic Fert Qty3 Organic Fert Qty3 Organic Fert Qty3 Organic Fert Qty3 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. The quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied for all parcel. Organic Fert Unit used3 Organic Fert Unit used3 Organic Fert Unit used3 Organic Fert Unit used3 Organic Fert Unit used3 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Unit Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). 1 2 44 3 17 4 24 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit3 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit3 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit3 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit3 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit3 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Weight per unit (in kilogram) Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Source 13 Source 13 Source 13 Source 13 Source 13 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 23 Source 23 Source 23 Source 23 Source 23 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 33 Source 33 Source 33 Source 33 Source 33 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Cash 3 Cash 3 Cash 3 Cash 3 Cash 3 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in cash. In kind3 In kind3 In kind3 In kind3 In kind3 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in kind. Organic Fert 4 Organic Fert 4 Organic Fert 4 Organic Fert 4 Organic Fert 4 Item Organic Fertilizer - refers to farm manure, composts, sewage and some industrial by-products such as bagasse, molasses and others. Organic Fert Qty4 Organic Fert Qty4 Organic Fert Qty4 Organic Fert Qty4 Organic Fert Qty4 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. 1 The quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied for all parcel. Organic Fert Unit used4 Organic Fert Unit used4 Organic Fert Unit used4 Organic Fert Unit used4 Organic Fert Unit used4 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Unit Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit4 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit4 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit4 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit4 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit4 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Weight per unit (in kilogram) Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Source 14 Source 14 Source 14 Source 14 Source 14 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 24 Source 24 Source 24 Source 24 Source 24 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 34 Source 34 Source 34 Source 34 Source 34 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Cash 4 Cash 4 Cash 4 Cash 4 Cash 4 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in cash. In kind4 In kind4 In kind4 In kind4 In kind4 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in kind. Organic Fert 5 Organic Fert 5 Organic Fert 5 Organic Fert 5 Organic Fert 5 Item Organic Fertilizer - refers to farm manure, composts, sewage and some industrial by-products such as bagasse, molasses and others. Organic Fert Qty5 Organic Fert Qty5 Organic Fert Qty5 Organic Fert Qty5 Organic Fert Qty5 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. The quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied for all parcel. Organic Fert Unit used5 Organic Fert Unit used5 Organic Fert Unit used5 Organic Fert Unit used5 Organic Fert Unit used5 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Unit Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit5 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit5 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit5 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit5 Org.Fert Wgt 1 local Unit5 What quantity of (organic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels during the reference period? Weight per unit (in kilogram) Account for the total quantity of (organic fertilizer) applied to all croppings in all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Source 15 Source 15 Source 15 Source 15 Source 15 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 25 Source 25 Source 25 Source 25 Source 25 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Source 35 Source 35 Source 35 Source 35 Source 35 Where did you obtain the (organic fertilizer)? Ask the respondent the source of his/her organic fertilizer. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Purchased 2 Own Produced 3 Received from others Where the Organic Fertilizer were obtained. Cash 5 Cash 5 Cash 5 Cash 5 Cash 5 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in cash. In kind5 In kind5 In kind5 In kind5 In kind5 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (organic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask the respondent the price per local unit for each type of organic fertilizer. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. 1 Amount paid for the organic fertilizer used in kind. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao Region 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 NCR 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifiers are variables used as record counter. Crop Crop Crop Crop Crop Commodity Code Applied Inorganic Fertilizer? Applied Inorganic Fertilizer? Applied Inorganic Fertilizer? Applied Inorganic Fertilizer? Applied Inorganic Fertilizer? Did your household apply inorganic fertilizer to____ during the reference period? No, go to Question 18. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 18. 1 Yes 2 No Inorganic Fertilizer 1 Inorganic Fertilizer 1 Inorganic Fertilizer 1 Inorganic Fertilizer 1 Inorganic Fertilizer 1 Item Account for the total quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Inorganic Fertilizer - refers to fertilizer of any product whose properties are determined predominantly by its content of mineral matter or synthetic chemical compound. Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity . The quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied for all parcel. Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Unit Weight of 1 Local Unit1 Weight of 1 Local Unit1 Weight of 1 Local Unit1 Weight of 1 Local Unit1 Weight of 1 Local Unit1 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Weight/Volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Amount paid for the inorganic fertilizer used in cash. Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Amount paid for the inorganic fertilizer used in kind. Inorganic Fertilizer 2 Inorganic Fertilizer 2 Inorganic Fertilizer 2 Inorganic Fertilizer 2 Inorganic Fertilizer 2 Item Account for the total quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Inorganic Fertilizer - refers to fertilizer of any product whose properties are determined predominantly by its content of mineral matter or synthetic chemical compound. Quantity2 Quantity2 Quantity2 Quantity2 Quantity2 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Quantity Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Unit 1 02 2 3 05 4 24 5 44 6 22 7 17 8 06 9 01 10 04 11 63 12 55 13 90 14 45 15 38 16 26 17 10 18 42 Weight of 1 Local Unit2 Weight of 1 Local Unit2 Weight of 1 Local Unit2 Weight of 1 Local Unit2 Weight of 1 Local Unit2 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Weight/Volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Inorganic Fertilizer 3 Inorganic Fertilizer 3 Inorganic Fertilizer 3 Inorganic Fertilizer 3 Inorganic Fertilizer 3 Item Account for the total quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Inorganic Fertilizer - refers to fertilizer of any product whose properties are determined predominantly by its content of mineral matter or synthetic chemical compound. Quantity3 Quantity3 Quantity3 Quantity3 Quantity3 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Quantity Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Unit 1 2 02 3 44 4 24 5 06 6 55 7 26 8 63 9 34 10 90 11 16 12 09 13 00 Weight of 1 Local Unit3 Weight of 1 Local Unit3 Weight of 1 Local Unit3 Weight of 1 Local Unit3 Weight of 1 Local Unit3 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Weight/Volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Inorganic Fertilizer 4 Inorganic Fertilizer 4 Inorganic Fertilizer 4 Inorganic Fertilizer 4 Inorganic Fertilizer 4 Item Account for the total quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Inorganic Fertilizer - refers to fertilizer of any product whose properties are determined predominantly by its content of mineral matter or synthetic chemical compound. Quantity4 Quantity4 Quantity4 Quantity4 Quantity4 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Quantity Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Unit 1 2 55 3 26 4 06 5 44 6 24 7 02 8 63 9 00 Weight of 1 Local Unit4 Weight of 1 Local Unit4 Weight of 1 Local Unit4 Weight of 1 Local Unit4 Weight of 1 Local Unit4 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Weight/Volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Inorganic Fertilizer 5 Inorganic Fertilizer 5 Inorganic Fertilizer 5 Inorganic Fertilizer 5 Inorganic Fertilizer 5 Item Account for the total quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Inorganic Fertilizer - refers to fertilizer of any product whose properties are determined predominantly by its content of mineral matter or synthetic chemical compound. Quantity5 Quantity5 Quantity5 Quantity5 Quantity5 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and weight per local unit in kilogram in the spaces provided (Columns 2-4). Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Unit 1 2 02 3 95 4 63 5 00 Weight of 1 Local Unit5 Weight of 1 Local Unit5 Weight of 1 Local Unit5 Weight of 1 Local Unit5 Weight of 1 Local Unit5 What quantity of (inorganic fertilizer) was applied for all parcels planted to ______ during the reference period? Weight/Volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (inorganic fertilizer)? Non-cash Total Value (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported grade of inorganic fertilizer used. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Obtain in Credit? Obtain in Credit? Obtain in Credit? Obtain in Credit? Obtain in Credit? Did you obtain your inorganic fertilizer on credit? No, go to Question 18. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 18. 1 Yes 2 No How much on Credit (%)? How much on Credit (%)? How much on Credit (%)? How much on Credit (%)? How much on Credit (%)? What percent of the value of inorganic fertilizer was obtained on credit? Determine the percentage of the value of inorganic fertilizer obtained on credit. Record the answer in two (2) decimal places in the space provided Source of Credit Source of Credit Source of Credit Source of Credit Source of Credit Where was credit obtained? Ask the respondent the source/s of his/her credit. Encircle the appropriate code/s. 1 Rural Bank 2 Private Bank 3 Lending Investor 4 Relatives 5 Land Owner Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao Region 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 NCR 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifiers are variables used as record counter. Crop Crop Crop Crop Crop Commodity where the pesticides/chemicals were applied. Apply Chemicals? Apply Chemicals? Apply Chemicals? Apply Chemicals? Apply Chemicals? Did your household apply pesticides/chemicals to palay during the reference period? No, go to Item 1._.3 - _____: Labor Inputs (page __). Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Item 1._.3 - ____: Labor Inputs (page __). 1 Yes 2 No Chemical 1 Chemical 1 Chemical 1 Chemical 1 Chemical 1 Pesticides - refers to any substance or product or mixture intended to control, prevent or repel or mitigate any pest or insect. It includes insecticides, fungicides, herbicides, etc. (This variable will occur five(5) times in this particular record type.) Chem Type1 Chem Type1 Chem Type1 Chem Type1 Chem Type1 Item 1 Solid 2 Liquid (This variable will occur five(5) times in this particular record type.) Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and enter the equivalent weight per unit of solid/granule materials in kilogram. For liquid material inputs, enter the equivalent volume per unit in liter (Columns 2-4). The quantity of pesticides/chemicals applied for all parcel. (This variable will occur five(5) times in this particular record type.) Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 Unit of Measure1 What quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? - What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Unit The unit of measure to account the pestisides/chemicals used. (This variable will occur five(5) times in this particular record type.) Weight of 1 Unit1 Weight of 1 Unit1 Weight of 1 Unit1 Weight of 1 Unit1 Weight of 1 Unit1 What quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? - What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Weight/volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Account for the total quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and enter the equivalent weight per unit of solid/granule materials in kilogram. For liquid material inputs, enter the equivalent volume per unit in liter (Columns 2-4). The weight of 1 unit of measure to account the pestisides/chemicals used. ((This variable will occur five(5) times in this particular record type.) Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 Spent Cash1 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported pesticides/chemicals applied. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. (This variable will occur five(5) times in this particular record type.) Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 Spent inKind1 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Nono-cash Total Value (P) (This variable will occur five(5) times in this particular record type.) Chemical 2 Chemical 2 Chemical 2 Chemical 2 Chemical 2 Chem Type2 Chem Type2 Chem Type2 Chem Type2 Chem Type2 Item 1 Solid 2 Liquid Quantity2 Quantity2 Quantity2 Quantity2 Quantity2 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and enter the equivalent weight per unit of solid/granule materials in kilogram. For liquid material inputs, enter the equivalent volume per unit in liter (Columns 2-4). Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 Unit of Measure2 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Unit Weight of 1 Unit2 Weight of 1 Unit2 Weight of 1 Unit2 Weight of 1 Unit2 Weight of 1 Unit2 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Weight/volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 Spent Cash2 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported pesticides/chemicals applied. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 Spent inKind2 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Nono-cash Total Value (P) Chemical 3 Chemical 3 Chemical 3 Chemical 3 Chemical 3 Chem Type3 Chem Type3 Chem Type3 Chem Type3 Chem Type3 Item 1 Solid 2 Liquid Quantity3 Quantity3 Quantity3 Quantity3 Quantity3 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and enter the equivalent weight per unit of solid/granule materials in kilogram. For liquid material inputs, enter the equivalent volume per unit in liter (Columns 2-4). Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 Unit of Measure3 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Unit Weight of 1 Unit3 Weight of 1 Unit3 Weight of 1 Unit3 Weight of 1 Unit3 Weight of 1 Unit3 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Weight/volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 Spent Cash3 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported pesticides/chemicals applied. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 Spent inKind3 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Nono-cash Total Value (P) Chemical 4 Chemical 4 Chemical 4 Chemical 4 Chemical 4 Chem Type4 Chem Type4 Chem Type4 Chem Type4 Chem Type4 Item 1 Solid 2 Liquid Quantity4 Quantity4 Quantity4 Quantity4 Quantity4 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and enter the equivalent weight per unit of solid/granule materials in kilogram. For liquid material inputs, enter the equivalent volume per unit in liter (Columns 2-4). Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 Unit of Measure4 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Unit Weight of 1 Unit4 Weight of 1 Unit4 Weight of 1 Unit4 Weight of 1 Unit4 Weight of 1 Unit4 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Weight/volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 Spent Cash4 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported pesticides/chemicals applied. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 Spent inKind4 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Nono-cash Total Value (P) Chemical 5 Chemical 5 Chemical 5 Chemical 5 Chemical 5 Chem Type5 Chem Type5 Chem Type5 Chem Type5 Chem Type5 Item 1 Solid 2 Liquid Quantity5 Quantity5 Quantity5 Quantity5 Quantity5 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Quantity Account for the total quantity of (pesticides/chemicals) applied to all parcels. Record the total quantity, unit of measure and enter the equivalent weight per unit of solid/granule materials in kilogram. For liquid material inputs, enter the equivalent volume per unit in liter (Columns 2-4). Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 Unit of Measure5 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Unit Weight of 1 Unit5 Weight of 1 Unit5 Weight of 1 Unit5 Weight of 1 Unit5 Weight of 1 Unit5 What quantity of pesticides/chemicals was applied for all parcels planted to palay during the reference period? Weight/volume per unit (in kilogram/liter) Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 Spent Cash5 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Cash Price per unit (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported pesticides/chemicals applied. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 Spent inKind5 How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy (pesticides/chemicals)? Nono-cash Total Value (P) Ask from the respondent the price per local unit for each reported pesticides/chemicals applied. This information will be needed in the computation of total value. If paid in kind, record the total value in cash equivalent in the space provided. Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Obtain on Credit? Did you obtain your pesticides/chemicals on credit? No, go to Item 1._.3 - _____: Labor Inputs (page __). Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Item 1.1.3 - Palay: Labor Inputs (page 8). 1 Yes 2 No How much on credit(5)? How much on credit(5)? How much on credit(5)? How much on credit(5)? How much on credit(5)? What percent of the value of pesticides/chemicals was obtained on credit? Determine the percentage of the value of pesticides/chemicals obtained on credit. Record the answer in two (2) decimal places in the space provided. Source of Credit Source of Credit Source of Credit Source of Credit Source of Credit Where was credit obtained? Ask the respondent the source/s of his/her credit. Encircle the appropriate code/s. 1 Rural Bank 2 Private Bank 3 Lending Investor 4 Relatives 5 Land Owner Institution where the credit is obtained. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao Region 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 NCR 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifier Qualifiers are variables used as record counter. Crop Crop Crop Crop Crop II. FARM PARTICULARS (Continued)... Farm Activity Farm Activity Farm Activity Farm Activity Farm Activity 1 Land preparation (plowing, harrowing, etc.) 2 Planting, transplanting/replanting 3 Care of crops (weeding, fertilization, spraying, etc.) 4 Harvesting and Threshing 5 Post harvest activities (hauling and drying) Refers to the farming activities performed in the production of certain commodity. Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex 1 Male 2 Female Gender of the person who performed the activity Number Days Operator Number Days Operator Number Days Operator Number Days Operator Number Days Operator Operator Labor How many days did you spend for (activity)? Ask the total number of days worked per activity. Enter the answer in the spaces provided. Operator Labor - refers to the production activities performed by the operator during the reference period. Number Hours Operator Number Hours Operator Number Hours Operator Number Hours Operator Number Hours Operator Operator Labor How many hours per day were normally spent for (activity)? Ask for the average number of hours worked per day by the operator. This should be in two (2) decimal places. Number Person, Family Labor Number Person, Family Labor Number Person, Family Labor Number Person, Family Labor Number Person, Family Labor Family/Exchange Labor How many persons worked in the farm for (activity)? Ask for the total number of household/non-household members who performed the particular farm activity. Family/Exchange Labor - ask about the production activities performed by the household member and non-household member for free during the reference period. Number Days, Family Labor Number Days, Family Labor Number Days, Family Labor Number Days, Family Labor Number Days, Family Labor Family/Exchange Labor On the average, how many days did they work? Ask the average number of days worked in performing a particular farm activity. Number Hours, Family Labor Number Hours, Family Labor Number Hours, Family Labor Number Hours, Family Labor Number Hours, Family Labor Family/Exchange Labor On the average, how many hours per day were normally spent for (activity)? Ask for the average number of hours worked per day normally rendered by family/exchange worker in performing a particular farm activity. Number Person, Hired Labor Number Person, Hired Labor Number Person, Hired Labor Number Person, Hired Labor Number Person, Hired Labor Hired Labor How many persons worked in the farm for (activity)? - Ask and record the number of persons or hired workers who did the particular farm activity. Hired Labor - are the production activities performed by paid laborer. Number Days, Hired Labor Number Days, Hired Labor Number Days, Hired Labor Number Days, Hired Labor Number Days, Hired Labor Hired Labor On the average, how many days did they work? Ask the average number of days worked in performing a particular farm activity. Number Hours, Hired Labor Number Hours, Hired Labor Number Hours, Hired Labor Number Hours, Hired Labor Number Hours, Hired Labor Hired Labor On the average, how many hours per day were normally spent for (activity)? Ask for the average number of hours per day normally rendered by hired worker in performing a particular farm activity. Prevailing Wage Prevailing Wage Prevailing Wage Prevailing Wage Prevailing Wage What is the prevailing wage rate per day in the locality for each activity performed? If there is no hired labor, ask for prevailing wage rate in the locality, specifically for activities performed by unpaid labor. Ask for the prevailing wage rate per day in the locality for the activities performed. This information will be needed in the computation of imputed value of operator and family/exchange labor. Paid Hired Workers,Cash Paid Hired Workers,Cash Paid Hired Workers,Cash Paid Hired Workers,Cash Paid Hired Workers,Cash What was the total amount paid to hired workers for each activity performed? Cash Ask the respondent the total amount paid to hired workers in cash or in kind for each activity performed. If the payment was made in kind, convert the payment into cash equivalent. Paid Hired Workers, in Kind Paid Hired Workers, in Kind Paid Hired Workers, in Kind Paid Hired Workers, in Kind Paid Hired Workers, in Kind What was the total amount paid to hired workers for each activity performed? Kind Ask the respondent the total amount paid to hired workers in cash or in kind for each activity performed. If the payment was made in kind, convert the payment into cash equivalent. Type of Labor1 Type of Labor1 Type of Labor1 Type of Labor1 Type of Labor1 Type of Labor ? Determine the type of labor and encircle the corresponding code/s. 1 Man 2 Man-animal 3 Man-machine Type of Labor2 Type of Labor2 Type of Labor2 Type of Labor2 Type of Labor2 Type of Labor ? Determine the type of labor and encircle the corresponding code/s. 1 Man 2 Man-animal 3 Man-machine Type of Labor3 Type of Labor3 Type of Labor3 Type of Labor3 Type of Labor3 Type of Labor? Determine the type of labor and encircle the corresponding code/s. 1 Man 2 Man-animal 3 Man-machine Cost of Food Cost of Food Cost of Food Cost of Food Cost of Food Ask for the total cost incurred in the provision of food (meals, snacks, refreshments) to farm workers during a particular farm operation. How much was the total food cost incurred for workers for each activity in palay farming operation? Ask the respondent the total amount of food expense incurred for workers during a particular farm activity. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao Region 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 NCR 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier6 Qualifier6 Qualifier6 Qualifier6 Qualifier6 This field records the number of cropping period for the entire parcel planted to corn. Total Area Total Area Total Area Total Area Total Area Production For each cropping cycle, what was the total area of all parcels planted to corn? (in hectare) Record the total area of all parcels planted to corn in the spaces provided. It should be in hectare and in four (4) decimal places. The total area of all parcels planted to corn per cropping period. Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Production What was the total area harvested? (in hectare) Inquire and indicate the area harvested for all parcels of corn. The total area harvested may be equal or less than the total area planted. Record area in hectare and with four (4) decimal places. The area harvested for all parcels of corn per cropping period. The total area harvested may be equal or less than the total area planted. Quantity in Local Unit,Green Corn Quantity in Local Unit,Green Corn Quantity in Local Unit,Green Corn Quantity in Local Unit,Green Corn Quantity in Local Unit,Green Corn Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcels as green corn? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity of green corn harvested for each cropping period in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided in two (2) decimal places. Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcelsas green corn? Average number of ears per local unit Ask the respondent the number of green corn per local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcels as green corn? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled in kilogram Ask the respondent the equivalent weight of 1 local unit if shelled. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Qty. in 1 Local Unit, Matured Ears Qty. in 1 Local Unit, Matured Ears Qty. in 1 Local Unit, Matured Ears Qty. in 1 Local Unit, Matured Ears Qty. in 1 Local Unit, Matured Ears Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcels as matured corn (unshelled)? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity of matured corn harvested for each cropping period in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcels as matured corn (unshelled)? Average number of ears per local unit Ask the respondent the number of matured corn per local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcels as matured corn (unshelled)? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled in kilogram Ask the respondent the equivalent weight of 1 local unit if shelled. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Shelled Qty Shelled Qty Shelled Qty Shelled Qty Shelled Qty Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcels as matured corn (shelled)? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity of shelled corn harvested for each cropping period in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Production What was the total quantity of corn in local unit harvested from all parcels as matured corn (shelled)? Equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram Ask the respondent the equivalent weight of 1 local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Qty Sold in Local Unit, Green Corn Qty Sold in Local Unit, Green Corn Qty Sold in Local Unit, Green Corn Qty Sold in Local Unit, Green Corn Qty Sold in Local Unit, Green Corn Disposition What quantity was sold? Green corn, Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity of green corn sold in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Green corn, Average number of ears per local unit Ask the respondent the number of green corn per local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Disposition What quantity was sold? Green corn, Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled in kilogram Ask the respondent the equivalent weight of 1 local unit if shelled. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Green corn, Price per local unit Ask the price of one local unit? Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Unshelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Unshelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Unshelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Unshelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Unshelled Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured corn (unshelled), Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity of matured corn sold in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Ave Number Ear per 1 Local Unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured corn (unshelled), Average number of ears per local unit Ask the respondent the number of matured ears per local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Equivalent Weight if shelled Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured corn (unshelled), Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled in kilogram Ask the respondent the equivalent weight of 1 local unit if shelled. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured corn (unshelled), Price per local unit Ask the price of one local unit? Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Shelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Shelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Shelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Shelled Qty Sold in Local Unit, Matured Corn Shelled Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured corn (shelled), Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent the total quantity of matured shelled corn sold in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided. Equivalent Weight of 1 local Unit Equivalent Weight of 1 local Unit Equivalent Weight of 1 local Unit Equivalent Weight of 1 local Unit Equivalent Weight of 1 local Unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured corn (shelled), Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled in kilogram Ask the respondent the equivalent weight of 1 local unit . Record the answer on the spaces provided. Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured corn (shelled), Price per local unit Ask the price of one local unit? Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type what is the type of corn? Ask the corn type. Qty in local unit, For Seeds Qty in local unit, For Seeds Qty in local unit, For Seeds Qty in local unit, For Seeds Qty in local unit, For Seeds What quantity was used/set aside for seeds? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight What quantity was used/set aside for seeds? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled, in kilogram Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type what is the type of corn? ask the corn type. 1 2 3 3 2 4 1 Qty in local unit, Paid to Harvester Qty in local unit, Paid to Harvester Qty in local unit, Paid to Harvester Qty in local unit, Paid to Harvester Qty in local unit, Paid to Harvester What quantity was paid to harvesters? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight What quantity was paid to harvesters? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled, in kilogram Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type what is the type of corn? ask the corn type. 1 2 3 3 2 4 1 Qty in local unit, Paid to Workers Qty in local unit, Paid to Workers Qty in local unit, Paid to Workers Qty in local unit, Paid to Workers Qty in local unit, Paid to Workers What quantity was paid to workers for other farm activities? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight What quantity was paid to workers for other farm activities? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled, in kilogram Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type what is the type of corn? ask the corn type. 1 2 3 3 2 4 1 Qty in local unit, Paid to Landowner Qty in local unit, Paid to Landowner Qty in local unit, Paid to Landowner Qty in local unit, Paid to Landowner Qty in local unit, Paid to Landowner What quantity was paid to landowner? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight What quantity was paid to landowner? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled, in kilogram Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type what is the type of corn? ask the corn type. Qty in local unit, For Feeds Qty in local unit, For Feeds Qty in local unit, For Feeds Qty in local unit, For Feeds Qty in local unit, For Feeds What quantity was used/set aside as feeds for livestock and poultry? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight What quantity was used/set aside as feeds for livestock and poultry? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled, in kilogram Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type what is the type of corn? ask the corn type. 1 2 1 3 3 4 2 Qty in local unit, Consumed Qty in local unit, Consumed Qty in local unit, Consumed Qty in local unit, Consumed Qty in local unit, Consumed What quantity was consumed/set aside for home consumption? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight What quantity was consumed/set aside for home consumption? Equivalent weight of one local unit if shelled, in kilogram Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type Corn Type what is the type of corn? ask the corn type. 1 2 3 3 1 4 2 Qty in local unit, Damaged Qty in local unit, Damaged Qty in local unit, Damaged Qty in local unit, Damaged Qty in local unit, Damaged After the harvest, what quantity was damaged/wasted due to insects, rodents, rotting, etc.? Quantity in local unit Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Weight Weight Weight Weight Weight Equivalent weigAfter the harvest, what quantity was damaged/wasted due to insects, rodents, rotting, etc.? ht of one local unit if shelled, in kilogram Ask the respondent and record the answerinthe space provided. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao Region 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 NCR 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier7 Qualifier7 Qualifier7 Qualifier7 Qualifier7 This field records the number of cropping period for the entire parcel planted to other temporary crops. Crop Crop Crop Crop Crop Write the crop name of the temporary crops harvested during the reference period. Refer to to Block II-A of the crops enumerated (page 4). Other Temporary Crops Write the code of temporary crop. Number of Croppings Number of Croppings Number of Croppings Number of Croppings Number of Croppings Production How many cropping cycles of (crop) did you have during the reference period? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. The number of cropping cycle during the reference period. Total Area Planted Total Area Planted Total Area Planted Total Area Planted Total Area Planted Production What was the total area of all parcels planted to (crop), in hectare? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All area planted to temporary crop other than palay and corn. The total area of all parcels planted to temporsry crop. Total Area Harvested Total Area Harvested Total Area Harvested Total Area Harvested Total Area Harvested Production What was the total area harvested? (in hectare) Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All area planted to temporary crop. The area harvested planted to crop. Quantity Harvested Quantity Harvested Quantity Harvested Quantity Harvested Quantity Harvested Production What was the total quantity of (crop) harvested from all parcels? Quantity in local unit Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. The quantity of crop harvested. Weight of 1 local unit Weight of 1 local unit Weight of 1 local unit Weight of 1 local unit Weight of 1 local unit Production What was the total quantity of (crop) harvested from all parcels? Weight of one local unit in kilogram Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Quantity Sold in Local unit Quantity Sold in Local unit Quantity Sold in Local unit Quantity Sold in Local unit Quantity Sold in Local unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Quantity in local unit Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Total temporary crop harvested. Sold - refers to quantity (in local unit) sold or to be marketed out of the total production reported. Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Price per local unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Price per local unit Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Quantity for Seeds Quantity for Seeds Quantity for Seeds Quantity for Seeds Quantity for Seeds Disposition What quantity was used/set aside for seeds? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Quantity for Workers Quantity for Workers Quantity for Workers Quantity for Workers Quantity for Workers Disposition What quantity was paid for workers/farm helpers? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Quantity for Feeds Quantity for Feeds Quantity for Feeds Quantity for Feeds Quantity for Feeds Disposition What was used/set aside as feeds for livestock/poultry? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Quantity for Consumption Quantity for Consumption Quantity for Consumption Quantity for Consumption Quantity for Consumption Disposition What quantity was consumed/set aside for home consumption? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Quantity Damage Quantity Damage Quantity Damage Quantity Damage Quantity Damage Disposition After the harvest, what quantity was damaged/wasted due to insects, rodents, rotting, etc..? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Other Disposition Code 1 Other Disposition Code 1 Other Disposition Code 1 Other Disposition Code 1 Other Disposition Code 1 Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:______________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Other Quantity 1 Other Quantity 1 Other Quantity 1 Other Quantity 1 Other Quantity 1 Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:______________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Other Disposition Code 2 Other Disposition Code 2 Other Disposition Code 2 Other Disposition Code 2 Other Disposition Code 2 Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:______________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Other Quantity 2 Other Quantity 2 Other Quantity 2 Other Quantity 2 Other Quantity 2 Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:______________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Other Disposition Code 3 Other Disposition Code 3 Other Disposition Code 3 Other Disposition Code 3 Other Disposition Code 3 Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:______________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Other Quantity 3 Other Quantity 3 Other Quantity 3 Other Quantity 3 Other Quantity 3 Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:______________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All temporary crop that was harvested. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol Region 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao Region 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 NCR 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Reference Period Reference Period Reference Period Reference Period Reference Period 1 July-September 2002 2 October-December 2002 3 January-March 2003 4 April-June 2003 Area Planted Area Planted Area Planted Area Planted Area Planted Production During the reference period, what was the total areanumber of trees planted to coconut? Area (in hectare) Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. All area planted to coconut during the reference period. Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Production During the reference period, what was the total areanumber of trees planted to coconut? Number of trees Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. All coconut trees during the reference period. Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Production During the reference period, what was the total areanumber of trees planted to coconut? Number of bearing trees Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. All bearing coconut trees during the reference period. Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Production What was the total area/number of trees harvested? Area (in hectare) Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. All area planted to coconut during the reference period. Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Production What was the total area/number of trees harvested? Number of trees Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. All bearing coconut trees. Quantity Harvested:Young Nuts Quantity Harvested:Young Nuts Quantity Harvested:Young Nuts Quantity Harvested:Young Nuts Quantity Harvested:Young Nuts Production For each harvest season during the reference period, what quantity was harvested? Young nuts Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Quantity Harvested:Matured Nuts Quantity Harvested:Matured Nuts Quantity Harvested:Matured Nuts Quantity Harvested:Matured Nuts Quantity Harvested:Matured Nuts Production For each harvest season during the reference period, what quantity was harvested? Matured nuts Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Sold:Young Nuts Sold:Young Nuts Sold:Young Nuts Sold:Young Nuts Sold:Young Nuts Disposition What quantity was sold? Young nuts, Quantity Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Price per Young Nut Price per Young Nut Price per Young Nut Price per Young Nut Price per Young Nut Disposition What quantity was sold? Young nuts, Price per nut If there is no sales, ask the price per unit in the locality to derive the total value of production. Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Sold:Mature Nuts Sold:Mature Nuts Sold:Mature Nuts Sold:Mature Nuts Sold:Mature Nuts Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured nuts, Quantity Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Price per Matured Nut Price per Matured Nut Price per Matured Nut Price per Matured Nut Price per Matured Nut Disposition What quantity was sold? Matured nuts, Price per nut If there is no sales, ask the price per unit in the locality to derive the total value of production. Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Disposition What is the kind of nut? Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Paid for Workers Paid for Workers Paid for Workers Paid for Workers Paid for Workers Disposition What quantity was paid for workers/farm helpers? Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Disposition What is the kind of nut? Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. For Consumption For Consumption For Consumption For Consumption For Consumption Disposition What quantity was consumed/set aside for home consumption? Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Disposition What is the kind of nut? Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Processed for Copra Processed for Copra Processed for Copra Processed for Copra Processed for Copra Disposition What quantity was home processed as copra? Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Other purpose code Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Type of Nut Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: _______________ Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Qualifier9 Qualifier9 Qualifier9 Qualifier9 Qualifier9 Crop Crop Crop Crop Crop Write the industrial and agro-forestry crop name harvested during the reference period. Refer to to Block II-A of the crops enumerated (page 4). Other Fruit Crops Ask question to the respondent, write the answer inthe space provided. All industrial and agro-forestry crops during the reference period. Number of Harvest Number of Harvest Number of Harvest Number of Harvest Number of Harvest Production How many times did you harvest (industrial/agro-forestry crop) during the reference period? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Area Planted Area Planted Area Planted Area Planted Area Planted Production During the reference period, what was the total area/number of trees/vines/hills planted to (industrial/agro-forestry crop)? Area (in hectares) Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All area planted to industrial and agro-forestry crop. Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Production During the reference period, what was the total area/number of trees/vines/hills planted to (industrial/agro-forestry crop)? Number of trees Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All industrial and agro-forestry crops during the reference period. Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Number of Bearing Trees Production During the reference period, what was the total area/number of trees/vines/hills planted to (industrial/agro-forestry crop)? Number of bearing trees Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. All industrial and agro-forestry crops during the reference period. Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Area Harvested Production What was the total area/number of trees harvested? Area (in hectare) Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Number of Trees Production What was the total area/number of trees harvested? Number of trees Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Quantity Harvested in Local Unit Quantity Harvested in Local Unit Quantity Harvested in Local Unit Quantity Harvested in Local Unit Quantity Harvested in Local Unit Production What quantity of (industrial/agro-forestry crop) was harvested from all parcels? Quantity in local unit Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Weight of one Local Unit Weight of one Local Unit Weight of one Local Unit Weight of one Local Unit Weight of one Local Unit Production What quantity of (industrial/agro-forestry crop) was harvested from all parcels? Weight of one local unit in kilogram (if applicable) Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Quantity Sold in Local Unit Quantity Sold in Local Unit Quantity Sold in Local Unit Quantity Sold in Local Unit Quantity Sold in Local Unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Quantity in local unit Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Price per Local Unit Price per Local Unit Price per Local Unit Price per Local Unit Price per Local Unit Disposition What quantity was sold? Price per local unit Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Quantity Stored Quantity Stored Quantity Stored Quantity Stored Quantity Stored Disposition What quantity was set aside for storage/future sale? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Paid for workers Paid for workers Paid for workers Paid for workers Paid for workers Disposition What quantity was paid for workers/farm helpers? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Home use Home use Home use Home use Home use Disposition What quantity was set aside for home use? Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:_________________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:_________________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:_________________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. 1 2 13 3 12 4 09 Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:_________________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Other Purpose Code Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:_________________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. 1 2 07 Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity Disposition What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify:_________________ Ask the question and write the answers to the space provided. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Region Region Region Region Region Province Province Province Province Province 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Use\sell by products Use\sell by products Use\sell by products Use\sell by products Use\sell by products Crop-by-products During the reference period, did your household use or sell crop by-products? No, go to Item 4 - Other Farm Expeditures If the answer to this question is yes encircle code "1", otherwise encircle "2" and go to Item 4. 1 Yes 2 No Examples of by-products are straw, thatch, leaves and stems of sweet potato, cassava, peanuts/legumes, stems of jute, ramie, various type of firewood, rattan, tuba, vinegar, etc. Byproduct 1 Byproduct 1 Byproduct 1 Byproduct 1 Byproduct 1 Crop-by-products What were these by-products? Itemized the crop by-product reported by the respondent and enter the answer in the spaces provided. Value used 1 Value used 1 Value used 1 Value used 1 Value used 1 Crop-by-products What was the value of (crop by-product) used by your household during the reference period? Record the value of each crop by-product used by your household. This must be in two (2) decimal places. Value Sold 1 Value Sold 1 Value Sold 1 Value Sold 1 Value Sold 1 Crop-by-products How much was the value received from the sales of (crop by-product) during the reference period? How much was the value received from the sales of (crop by-product) during the reference period? - Ask the value received from the sales for each by-products from July 2002 to June 2003. This must be in two (2) decimal places. Byproduct Code 2 Byproduct Code 2 Byproduct Code 2 Byproduct Code 2 Byproduct Code 2 Crop-by-products What were these by-products? Value used 2 Value used 2 Value used 2 Value used 2 Value used 2 Crop-by-products What was the value of (crop by-product) used by your household during the reference period? Value Sold 2 Value Sold 2 Value Sold 2 Value Sold 2 Value Sold 2 Crop-by-products How much was the value received from the sales of (crop by-product) during the reference period? Byproduct Code 3 Byproduct Code 3 Byproduct Code 3 Byproduct Code 3 Byproduct Code 3 Crop-by-products What were these by-products? Value used 3 Value used 3 Value used 3 Value used 3 Value used 3 Crop-by-products What was the value of (crop by-product) used by your household during the reference period? Value Sold 3 Value Sold 3 Value Sold 3 Value Sold 3 Value Sold 3 Crop-by-products How much was the value received from the sales of (crop by-product) during the reference period? Byproduct Code 4 Byproduct Code 4 Byproduct Code 4 Byproduct Code 4 Byproduct Code 4 Crop-by-products What were these by-products? Value used 4 Value used 4 Value used 4 Value used 4 Value used 4 Crop-by-products What was the value of (crop by-product) used by your household during the reference period? Value Sold 4 Value Sold 4 Value Sold 4 Value Sold 4 Value Sold 4 Crop-by-products How much was the value received from the sales of (crop by-product) during the reference period? Byproduct Code 5 Byproduct Code 5 Byproduct Code 5 Byproduct Code 5 Byproduct Code 5 Crop-by-products What were these by-products? Value used 5 Value used 5 Value used 5 Value used 5 Value used 5 Crop-by-products What was the value of (crop by-product) used by your household during the reference period? Value Sold 5 Value Sold 5 Value Sold 5 Value Sold 5 Value Sold 5 Crop-by-products How much was the value received from the sales of (crop by-product) during the reference period? Spent transpo inputs Spent transpo inputs Spent transpo inputs Spent transpo inputs Spent transpo inputs Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... transport of materials, fertilizers and other farm inputs How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent transpo outputs Spent transpo outputs Spent transpo outputs Spent transpo outputs Spent transpo outputs Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... transport of agricultural outputs How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for Packaging Spent for Packaging Spent for Packaging Spent for Packaging Spent for Packaging Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... packaging materials How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for Storage Spent for Storage Spent for Storage Spent for Storage Spent for Storage Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... storage fee of agricultural outputs How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for rents tools Spent for rents tools Spent for rents tools Spent for rents tools Spent for rents tools Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... renting draft animals and tools How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for rent equipments Spent for rent equipments Spent for rent equipments Spent for rent equipments Spent for rent equipments Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... renting equipment and machinery How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for fuels Spent for fuels Spent for fuels Spent for fuels Spent for fuels Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... gasoline and other types of fuel How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for electricity Spent for electricity Spent for electricity Spent for electricity Spent for electricity Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... electricity How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for agri services Spent for agri services Spent for agri services Spent for agri services Spent for agri services Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... agricultural services (e.g. private technician, etc.) How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for irrigation Spent for irrigation Spent for irrigation Spent for irrigation Spent for irrigation Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... irrigation fee How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for real estate taxes Spent for real estate taxes Spent for real estate taxes Spent for real estate taxes Spent for real estate taxes Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... real estate (land) tax How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for insurance Spent for insurance Spent for insurance Spent for insurance Spent for insurance Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... crop insurance How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for membership fee Spent for membership fee Spent for membership fee Spent for membership fee Spent for membership fee Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... annual cooperative membership fee How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent other taxes Spent other taxes Spent other taxes Spent other taxes Spent other taxes Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... other taxes and service fees How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Spent for other expenses Spent for other expenses Spent for other expenses Spent for other expenses Spent for other expenses Crop Farming: Other Farm Expenditures How much was spent in cash and/or in kind during the reference period for ... Others (Specify):______________ How much was spent in cash and /or in kind during the reference period for other production expenses? - Ask the respondent the other items of production cost that were paid in cash and/or in kind. Record the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Awareness on production program Awareness on production program Awareness on production program Awareness on production program Awareness on production program Agricultural Crop Development Services Are you aware of government programs on crop production? No, go to Question 3. Are you aware of government programs on crop production? - Encircle appropriate code. If the answer is no, go to Question 3. 1 Yes 2 No Govt program1 Govt program1 Govt program1 Govt program1 Govt program1 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was/were the government program/s? . What was/were the government program/s? - If the answer in Question 1 is yes, ask the respondent the government program/s on agricultural crop production. . What was/were the government program/s? - If the answer in Question 1 is yes, ask the respondent the government program/s on agricultural crop production. Govt program2 Govt program2 Govt program2 Govt program2 Govt program2 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Govt program3 Govt program3 Govt program3 Govt program3 Govt program3 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Govt program4 Govt program4 Govt program4 Govt program4 Govt program4 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Govt program5 Govt program5 Govt program5 Govt program5 Govt program5 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Received Assistance Received Assistance Received Assistance Received Assistance Received Assistance Agricultural Crop Development Services Did your household receive agricultural production/marketing technical assistance during the reference period? No, go to Section C 1 Yes 2 No Technical assistance 1 Technical assistance 1 Technical assistance 1 Technical assistance 1 Technical assistance 1 Agricultural Crop Development Services Technical Assistance Ask the respondent which crop was provided with technical assistance during the reference period. Record the answer in the spaces provided. This record appears at maximum, four times. 1 Agricultural Production 2 Marketing Crop 1 Crop 1 Crop 1 Crop 1 Crop 1 Agricultural Crop Development Services For which crop did you receive assistance? Ask the respondent which crop was provided with technical assistance during the reference period. Record the answer in the spaces provided. This record appears at maximum, four times. Who provide 1 Who provide 1 Who provide 1 Who provide 1 Who provide 1 Agricultural Crop Development Services Who provided the technical assistance? Determine the source of technical assistance e.g. DA technicians. This record appears at maximum, four times. Assistance 1 Assistance 1 Assistance 1 Assistance 1 Assistance 1 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was the main assistance / service given? Technical assistance 2 Technical assistance 2 Technical assistance 2 Technical assistance 2 Technical assistance 2 Agricultural Crop Development Services Technical Assistance 1 Agricultural Production 2 Marketing Crop 2 Crop 2 Crop 2 Crop 2 Crop 2 Agricultural Crop Development Services For which crop did you receive assistance? Who provide 2 Who provide 2 Who provide 2 Who provide 2 Who provide 2 Agricultural Crop Development Services Who provided the technical assistance? Assistance 2 Assistance 2 Assistance 2 Assistance 2 Assistance 2 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was the main assistance / service given? Technical assistance 3 Technical assistance 3 Technical assistance 3 Technical assistance 3 Technical assistance 3 Agricultural Crop Development Services Technical Assistance 1 Agricultural Production 2 Marketing Crop 3 Crop 3 Crop 3 Crop 3 Crop 3 Agricultural Crop Development Services For which crop did you receive assistance? Who provide 3 Who provide 3 Who provide 3 Who provide 3 Who provide 3 Agricultural Crop Development Services Who provided the technical assistance? Assistance 3 Assistance 3 Assistance 3 Assistance 3 Assistance 3 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was the main assistance / service given? Technical assistance 4 Technical assistance 4 Technical assistance 4 Technical assistance 4 Technical assistance 4 Agricultural Crop Development Services Technical Assistance 1 Agricultural Production 2 Marketing Crop 4 Crop 4 Crop 4 Crop 4 Crop 4 Agricultural Crop Development Services For which crop did you receive assistance? Who provide 4 Who provide 4 Who provide 4 Who provide 4 Who provide 4 Agricultural Crop Development Services Who provided the technical assistance? Assistance 4 Assistance 4 Assistance 4 Assistance 4 Assistance 4 Agricultural Crop Development Services What was the main assistance / service given? Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier10 Qualifier10 Qualifier10 Qualifier10 Qualifier10 Qualifiers are used as counters, line numbers and the like for records with multiple occurences. Raised Livestock Raised Livestock Raised Livestock Raised Livestock Raised Livestock Did any member of your household raise or own any livestock during the reference period? No, go to Item 2 - Poultry (page 27). Ask the respondent if any member of the household raised or owned any livestock during the reference period. Encircle appropriate code. If “2” is marked, go to Item 2 (Poultry). Households who raises or owns livestock. 1 Yes 2 No Type of Livestock Type of Livestock Type of Livestock Type of Livestock Type of Livestock What type of livestock did your household raise or own? Enumerate the livestock/poultry products.Ask the respondent the type of livestock raised or owned. All livestock Purpose in Raising Purpose in Raising Purpose in Raising Purpose in Raising Purpose in Raising For what purpose did you raise (livestock)? If marked “1” in Question 1, ask the respondent the purpose of raising livestock. If marked “1” in Question 1, ask the respondent the purpose of raising livestock. Encircle appropriate code. 1 Commercial 2 Backyard 3 Subsistence Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised As of July 1, 2002, how many head of (livestock) did you raise or own? Number Ask the respondent the total number of (livestock) raised by the household as of July 1, 2002. Total Value Raise Total Value Raise Total Value Raise Total Value Raise Total Value Raise As of July 1, 2002, how many head of (livestock) did you raise or own? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the corresponding value of (livestock) raised by the household as of July 1, 2002. Number: Born Number: Born Number: Born Number: Born Number: Born How many head of (livestock) were born alive in the farm from July 2, 2002 to June 30, 2003? Ask the respondent the total number of (livestock) born alive in the farm from July 2, 2002 to June 30,2003. Number: Bought Number: Bought Number: Bought Number: Bought Number: Bought How many head of (livestock) did your household buy during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) bought during the reference period. Total Value Bought Total Value Bought Total Value Bought Total Value Bought Total Value Bought How many head of (livestock) did your household buy during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the corresponding number of (livestock) bought during the reference period. Number: Received from others Number: Received from others Number: Received from others Number: Received from others Number: Received from others How many head of (livestock) did your household receive from others during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) received from others during the reference period. These include "pa-iwi" and those as payment to stud/boar services. Total Value Received Total Value Received Total Value Received Total Value Received Total Value Received How many head of (livestock) did your household receive from others during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of (livestock) received from others during the reference period. These include "pa-iwi" and those as payment to stud/boar services. Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive During the reference period, how many head of (livestock) were sold alive? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) sold alive during the reference period. Total Value Sold Alive Total Value Sold Alive Total Value Sold Alive Total Value Sold Alive Total Value Sold Alive During the reference period, how many head of (livestock) were sold alive? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of (livestock) sold alive during the reference period. Number: Slaughtered Number: Slaughtered Number: Slaughtered Number: Slaughtered Number: Slaughtered During the reference period, how many head of (livestock) were slaughtered for sale? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) sold alive/slaughtered for sale during the reference period. Total Value Slaughtered Total Value Slaughtered Total Value Slaughtered Total Value Slaughtered Total Value Slaughtered During the reference period, how many head of (livestock) were slaughtered for sale? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of (livestock) sold alive/slaughtered for sale during the reference period. Number: Consumed Number: Consumed Number: Consumed Number: Consumed Number: Consumed How many head of (livestock) were slaughtered for home consumption during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) slaughtered for home consumption during the reference period. Total ValueConsumed Total ValueConsumed Total ValueConsumed Total ValueConsumed Total ValueConsumed How many head of (livestock) were slaughtered for home consumption during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of (livestock) slaughtered for home consumption during the reference period. Number: Given to others Number: Given to others Number: Given to others Number: Given to others Number: Given to others How many head of (livestock) were given away/others share during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) which were given away by the household. Other share refers to the number of share of landowner and other persons during the reference period. Total Value Given to others Total Value Given to others Total Value Given to others Total Value Given to others Total Value Given to others How many head of (livestock) were given away/others share during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the value of (livestock) which were given away by the household. Other share refers to the number and value of share of landowner and other persons during the reference period. Number: Died Number: Died Number: Died Number: Died Number: Died During the reference period, how many head of (livestock) died/were stolen/lost? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) that have been died/ were stolen/lost during the reference period. Total Value Died Total Value Died Total Value Died Total Value Died Total Value Died During the reference period, how many head of (livestock) died/were stolen/lost? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of (livestock) that have been died/ were stolen/lost during the reference period. Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised As of June 30, 2003, how many head of (livestock) did you raise or own? Number Ask the respondent the number of (livestock) raised as of June 30, 2003. Total Value Raised Total Value Raised Total Value Raised Total Value Raised Total Value Raised As of June 30, 2003, how many head of (livestock) did you raise or own? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of (livestock) raised as of June 30, 2003. Stud Services Stud Services Stud Services Stud Services Stud Services How much did you earn from stud/boar services? Inquire from the respondent the income derived by the household from stud/boar services during the reference period if any. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier11 Qualifier11 Qualifier11 Qualifier11 Qualifier11 Qualifiers are used as counters, line numbers and the like for records with multiple occurences. Raised Poultry Raised Poultry Raised Poultry Raised Poultry Raised Poultry Did any member of your household raise or own any poultry during the reference period? No, go to Item 3 - Livestock and Poultry Contract Growing (page 29) Ask the respondent if any member of the household raised or owned any poultry during the reference period. Encircle appropriate code. If “2” is marked, go to Item 3 (Livestock and Poultry Contract Growing) Households who raises or owns poultry. 1 Yes 2 No Poultry Type Poultry Type Poultry Type Poultry Type Poultry Type What type of poultry did your household raise or own? Ask the respondent the type of poultry raised or owned. Purpose Purpose Purpose Purpose Purpose For what purpose did you raise poultry? Encircle appropriate code 1 Commercial 2 Backyard 3 Subsistence Number: Own Number: Own Number: Own Number: Own Number: Own As of July 1, 2002, how many head of (poultry) did you raise or own? Number Ask the respondent the total number of poultry raised by the household as of July 1, 2002. Value Owned Value Owned Value Owned Value Owned Value Owned As of July 1, 2002, how many head of (poultry) did you raise or own? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry raised/owned during the reference period. Number: Hatched Number: Hatched Number: Hatched Number: Hatched Number: Hatched How many poultry were hatched in the farm from July 2, 2002 to June 30, 2003? Ask the respondent the total number of (livestock) born alive in the farm from July 2, 2002 to June 30,2003. Number: Bought Number: Bought Number: Bought Number: Bought Number: Bought How many poultry did your household buy during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the number of poultry bought during the reference period. Value Bought Value Bought Value Bought Value Bought Value Bought How many poultry did your household buy during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry bought during the reference period. Number: Received from other Number: Received from other Number: Received from other Number: Received from other Number: Received from other How many (poultry) did your household receive from others during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the number of poultry received from others during the reference period. Value Received from others Value Received from others Value Received from others Value Received from others Value Received from others How many (poultry) did your household receive from others during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry received during the reference period. Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive Number: Sold Alive During the reference period, how many poultry were sold alive? Number Ask the respondent the number of poultry sold alive/slaughtered for sale during the reference period. Value Sold Alive Value Sold Alive Value Sold Alive Value Sold Alive Value Sold Alive During the reference period, how many poultry were sold alive? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry sold during the reference period. Number: Sold, Dressed Number: Sold, Dressed Number: Sold, Dressed Number: Sold, Dressed Number: Sold, Dressed During the reference period, how many (poultry) were dressed for sale? Number Ask the respondent the number were dressed for sale during the reference period. Value Sold, Dressed Value Sold, Dressed Value Sold, Dressed Value Sold, Dressed Value Sold, Dressed During the reference period, how many (poultry) were dressed for sale? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry dressed for sale during the reference period. Number: Consumed Number: Consumed Number: Consumed Number: Consumed Number: Consumed How many (poultry) were dressed for home consumption during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the number of birds dressed for home consumption during the reference period. Value Consumed Value Consumed Value Consumed Value Consumed Value Consumed How many (poultry) were dressed for home consumption during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry consumed during the reference period. Number: Given Number: Given Number: Given Number: Given Number: Given How many (poultry) were given away/others share during the reference period? Number Ask the respondent the total number of poultry that was given away during the reference period. Other share refers to the number and value of share of landowner and other persons during the reference period. Value Given Value Given Value Given Value Given Value Given How many (poultry) were given away/others share during the reference period? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry that was given away during the reference period. Number: Died Number: Died Number: Died Number: Died Number: Died During the reference period, how many (poultry) died/were stolen/lost? Number Ask the respondent the number of birds that died/ were stolen/lost during the reference period. Value Died Value Died Value Died Value Died Value Died During the reference period, how many (poultry) died/were stolen/lost? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry that died/stolen/lost during the reference period. Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised Number: Raised As of June 30, 2003, how many (poultry) did you raise or own? Number Ask the respondent the number of poultry raised as of June 30, 2003. Value Raised Value Raised Value Raised Value Raised Value Raised As of June 30, 2003, how many (poultry) did you raise or own? How much was the total value? Ask the respondent the total value of poultry did you raised/own during the reference period. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Member as Contract Grower Member as Contract Grower Member as Contract Grower Member as Contract Grower Member as Contract Grower Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing Did any member of your household raise livestock/poultry as contract grower during the reference period? No, go to Item 4 (Livestock and Poultry Products). Ask the respondent if any member of the household is a contract grower on (livestock/poultry) raising during the reference period. Encircle appropriate code. If “2” is marked, go to Item 4 (Livestock and Poultry Products). All households 1 Yes 2 No Contractor Contractor Contractor Contractor Contractor Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing For whom are you providing your services? Ask the respondent the company/person he/she provided the services. All households with contracts to grow livestock/poultry? Type Raised Type Raised Type Raised Type Raised Type Raised Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing For what type of livestock/poultry raised as contract growing? Ask the respondent the type of animal raised in contract growing. Production Cycle Production Cycle Production Cycle Production Cycle Production Cycle Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing How many production life cycle did you have during the reference period? Ask the respondent the number of production life cycle in raising (livestock/poultry) during the reference period. How many raised How many raised How many raised How many raised How many raised Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing How many (livestock/poultry) did you raise? Ask the respondent the total number of head/birds of (livestock/poultry) raised during the reference period. Earned Earned Earned Earned Earned Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing How much did you earn from contract growing? Ask the respondent how much were his/her total earnings from contract growing of livestock/poultry from July 1, 2002 to June 30, 2003. Total Sale Total Sale Total Sale Total Sale Total Sale Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing How much was the total sale of livestock/poultry? Other Disposition Other Disposition Other Disposition Other Disposition Other Disposition Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing How many head/birds of (livestock/poultry) were disposed for other purposes? Specify: _____________________- Number of Head Number of Head Number of Head Number of Head Number of Head Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing How many head/birds of (livestock/poultry) were disposed for other purposes? Ask the respondent if there are other purposes in disposing livestock/poultry. Specify purpose and ask the quantity Total Value Total Value Total Value Total Value Total Value Livestock/Poultry Contract Growing How much was the value of (livestock/poultry) disposed for other purposes? Ask the respondent the total value of livestock/poultry disposed for other purposes. Any member sold product Any member sold product Any member sold product Any member sold product Any member sold product Livestock and Poultry Products Did any member of your household sell any product from livestock/poultry raised during the reference period? No, go to Item 5 (Livestock and Poultry Development Services). Ask the respondent if any member of the household sell any product from livestock/poultry during the reference period. 1 Yes 2 No Product Code 1 Product Code 1 Product Code 1 Product Code 1 Product Code 1 Livestock and Poultry Products Enumerate the livestock/ poultry products. This item will appear in this record type at maximum of five times. 1 Fresh milk 2 Fresh eggs 3 Animal hide/fur 4 Manure 5 Animal antler/horn Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Quantity How many (products) were produced? - Record the quantity and unit of measure of (products) produced. This item will appear in this record type at maximum of five times. Unit of Measure 1 Unit of Measure 1 Unit of Measure 1 Unit of Measure 1 Unit of Measure 1 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Unit This item will appear in this record type at maximum of five times. Record the unit of measure of (products) produced. Value 1 Value 1 Value 1 Value 1 Value 1 Livestock and Poultry Products How much was the value of the (products)? P This item will appear in this record type at maximum of five times. Ask the respondent the total value of the (products). Product Code 2 Product Code 2 Product Code 2 Product Code 2 Product Code 2 Livestock and Poultry Products Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Quantity Unit of Measure 2 Unit of Measure 2 Unit of Measure 2 Unit of Measure 2 Unit of Measure 2 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Unit 1 Value 2 Value 2 Value 2 Value 2 Value 2 Livestock and Poultry Products How much was the value of the (products)? P 1 Product Code 3 Product Code 3 Product Code 3 Product Code 3 Product Code 3 Livestock and Poultry Products Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Quantity Unit of Measure 3 Unit of Measure 3 Unit of Measure 3 Unit of Measure 3 Unit of Measure 3 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Unit Value 3 Value 3 Value 3 Value 3 Value 3 Livestock and Poultry Products How much was the value of the (products)? P Product Code 4 Product Code 4 Product Code 4 Product Code 4 Product Code 4 Livestock and Poultry Products Quantity 4 Quantity 4 Quantity 4 Quantity 4 Quantity 4 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Quantity Unit of Measure 4 Unit of Measure 4 Unit of Measure 4 Unit of Measure 4 Unit of Measure 4 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Unit Value 4 Value 4 Value 4 Value 4 Value 4 Livestock and Poultry Products How much was the value of the (products)? P Product Code 5 Product Code 5 Product Code 5 Product Code 5 Product Code 5 Livestock and Poultry Products Quantity 5 Quantity 5 Quantity 5 Quantity 5 Quantity 5 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Quantity Unit of Measure 5 Unit of Measure 5 Unit of Measure 5 Unit of Measure 5 Unit of Measure 5 Livestock and Poultry Products How many (products) were produced? Unit Value 5 Value 5 Value 5 Value 5 Value 5 Livestock and Poultry Products How much was the value of the (products)? P Awareness Govt program Awareness Govt program Awareness Govt program Awareness Govt program Awareness Govt program Livestock and Poultry Development Services Are you aware of government programs on livestock/poultry raising? if No (2), go to question 3. Ask the respondents the awareness of government programs on livestock/poultry, List the programs. 1 Yes 2 No Program1 Program1 Program1 Program1 Program1 Livestock and Poultry Development Services What was/were the government programs? Program2 Program2 Program2 Program2 Program2 Livestock and Poultry Development Services What was/were the government programs? Program3 Program3 Program3 Program3 Program3 Livestock and Poultry Development Services What was/were the government programs? Services Services Services Services Services Livestock and Poultry Development Services Did your household receive any livestock/poultry production/ marketing services? No, go to Item 6 List name of services acquired. 1 Yes 2 No Received Services1 Received Services1 Received Services1 Received Services1 Received Services1 Livestock and Poultry Development Services What services did your household receive? Ask the respondent the type of service received during the reference period. Received Services2 Received Services2 Received Services2 Received Services2 Received Services2 Livestock and Poultry Development Services What services did your household receive? Ask the respondent the type of service received during the reference period. Received Services3 Received Services3 Received Services3 Received Services3 Received Services3 Livestock and Poultry Development Services What services did your household receive? Ask the respondent the type of service received during the reference period. Expenditure1 Expenditure1 Expenditure1 Expenditure1 Expenditure1 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value1 Exp Value1 Exp Value1 Exp Value1 Exp Value1 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure2 Expenditure2 Expenditure2 Expenditure2 Expenditure2 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value2 Exp Value2 Exp Value2 Exp Value2 Exp Value2 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure3 Expenditure3 Expenditure3 Expenditure3 Expenditure3 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value3 Exp Value3 Exp Value3 Exp Value3 Exp Value3 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure4 Expenditure4 Expenditure4 Expenditure4 Expenditure4 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value4 Exp Value4 Exp Value4 Exp Value4 Exp Value4 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure5 Expenditure5 Expenditure5 Expenditure5 Expenditure5 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value5 Exp Value5 Exp Value5 Exp Value5 Exp Value5 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure6 Expenditure6 Expenditure6 Expenditure6 Expenditure6 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value6 Exp Value6 Exp Value6 Exp Value6 Exp Value6 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure7 Expenditure7 Expenditure7 Expenditure7 Expenditure7 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value7 Exp Value7 Exp Value7 Exp Value7 Exp Value7 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure8 Expenditure8 Expenditure8 Expenditure8 Expenditure8 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value8 Exp Value8 Exp Value8 Exp Value8 Exp Value8 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure9 Expenditure9 Expenditure9 Expenditure9 Expenditure9 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value9 Exp Value9 Exp Value9 Exp Value9 Exp Value9 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Expenditure10 Expenditure10 Expenditure10 Expenditure10 Expenditure10 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... 1 Animal feeds 2 Construction and major repairs of livstock/poultry facility 3 Minor, frequent repair of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines 5 Stud/boar fees 6 Insurance and taxes 7 Transport of animals, feeds and other supplies 8 Commission on sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 11 Electricity 12 Water 13 14 Exp Value10 Exp Value10 Exp Value10 Exp Value10 Exp Value10 Farm Expenditures How much did your household spend during the reference period for... Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Engage in Marine Fishing Engage in Marine Fishing Engage in Marine Fishing Engage in Marine Fishing Engage in Marine Fishing During the reference period did any member of your household engage in marine fishing? Ask the respondent on the type of fishing activity the household member/s engaged. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Yes 2 No Engage in Inland Fishing Engage in Inland Fishing Engage in Inland Fishing Engage in Inland Fishing Engage in Inland Fishing During the reference period did any member of your household engage in inland fishing? Ask the respondent on the type of fishing activity the household member/s engaged. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Yes 2 No Engage in Aquaculture Engage in Aquaculture Engage in Aquaculture Engage in Aquaculture Engage in Aquaculture During the reference period did any member of your household engage in gathering of shells, aquarium fish, etc. ? If no (2), go to item 2.(Aquaculture). Ask the respondent on the type of fishing activity the household member/s engaged. Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Yes 2 No Fishing as Main Source of Income Fishing as Main Source of Income Fishing as Main Source of Income Fishing as Main Source of Income Fishing as Main Source of Income Did your household engage in (fishing activity) as main source of income? Ask the respondent if (fishing activity) was their main source of income. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No Seasonal Fishing Seasonal Fishing Seasonal Fishing Seasonal Fishing Seasonal Fishing Was this (fishing activity) seasonal? Ask if (fishing activity) was seasonal. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No Peak Season Month1 Peak Season Month1 Peak Season Month1 Peak Season Month1 Peak Season Month1 What was the peak season (month/s)? Ask the respondent the peak season and record the month/s. This item may appear at maximum of six times. Peak Season Month2 Peak Season Month2 Peak Season Month2 Peak Season Month2 Peak Season Month2 What was the peak season (month/s)? Peak Season Month3 Peak Season Month3 Peak Season Month3 Peak Season Month3 Peak Season Month3 What was the peak season (month/s)? Peak Season Month4 Peak Season Month4 Peak Season Month4 Peak Season Month4 Peak Season Month4 What was the peak season (month/s)? Peak Season Month5 Peak Season Month5 Peak Season Month5 Peak Season Month5 Peak Season Month5 What was the peak season (month/s)? Peak Season Month6 Peak Season Month6 Peak Season Month6 Peak Season Month6 Peak Season Month6 What was the peak season (month/s)? Quantity: Fish Catch Quantity: Fish Catch Quantity: Fish Catch Quantity: Fish Catch Quantity: Fish Catch What was the quantity of fish catch during the reference period? Quantity in local unit ask the respondent the total quantity of fish catch during the reference period in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided in two (2) decimal places. Weight in kg Weight in kg Weight in kg Weight in kg Weight in kg What was the quantity of fish catch during the reference period? Weight of one local unit in kilogram Determine the equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram. This should be in two (2) decimal places. Quantity Sold in Unit Quantity Sold in Unit Quantity Sold in Unit Quantity Sold in Unit Quantity Sold in Unit What quantity was sold? Quantity in local unit ask the respondent the total quantity sold in local unit. Price per Unit Price per Unit Price per Unit Price per Unit Price per Unit What quantity was sold? Price per local unit ask the respondent how much was the price per local unit in selling the produce. In case the farmer did not market the produce, ask the prevailing price per local unit of the commodity in the locality. This information will serve as basis in computing the total value of produce. Shares Shares Shares Shares Shares What quantity was shared to fishing boat owner/fishing gear owner? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) shared to boat owner/fishing gear owner. Consumed Consumed Consumed Consumed Consumed What quantity was consumed by the household? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) used for home consumption. Paid to Labor Paid to Labor Paid to Labor Paid to Labor Paid to Labor What quantity was paid to laborers? Disposition: Other purpose 1 Disposition: Other purpose 1 Disposition: Other purpose 1 Disposition: Other purpose 1 Disposition: Other purpose 1 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ List other purposes and code. Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 Quantity1 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ Ask for the quantity (in local unit) used for other purposes and specify in the space provided the purpose Disposition: Other purpose 2 Disposition: Other purpose 2 Disposition: Other purpose 2 Disposition: Other purpose 2 Disposition: Other purpose 2 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ List other purposes and code. Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ Ask for the quantity (in local unit) used for other purposes and specify in the space provided the purpose Disposition: Other purpose 3 Disposition: Other purpose 3 Disposition: Other purpose 3 Disposition: Other purpose 3 Disposition: Other purpose 3 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ Ask for the quantity (in local unit) used for other purposes and specify in the space provided the purpose Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier12 Qualifier12 Qualifier12 Qualifier12 Qualifier12 Qualifiers are used as counters, line numbers and the like for records with multiple occurences. Raised Aquaculture Raised Aquaculture Raised Aquaculture Raised Aquaculture Raised Aquaculture During the reference period did your household raise fish, shrimp or related products? No, go to Item E (Special Agricultural Activities, page 34). Ask the respondent if they raised fish, shrimp or related products. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Item E (Special Agricultural Activities). 1 Yes 2 No Aquafarm Operated 1 Aquafarm Operated 1 Aquafarm Operated 1 Aquafarm Operated 1 Aquafarm Operated 1 What type/s of aquafarm operated? Ask the respondent on the type/s of aquafarm operated? Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Fishpond 2 Fishpen 3 Fishcage 4 Oyster Farming 5 Mussel Farming 6 Seaweed Farming 7 Hatchery Aquafarm Operated 2 Aquafarm Operated 2 Aquafarm Operated 2 Aquafarm Operated 2 Aquafarm Operated 2 What type/s of aquafarm operated? Ask the respondent on the type/s of aquafarm operated? Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Fishpond 2 Fishpen 3 Fishcage 4 Oyster Farming 5 Mussel Farming 6 Seaweed Farming 7 Hatchery Aquafarm Operated 3 Aquafarm Operated 3 Aquafarm Operated 3 Aquafarm Operated 3 Aquafarm Operated 3 What type/s of aquafarm operated? Ask the respondent on the type/s of aquafarm operated? Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Fishpond 2 Fishpen 3 Fishcage 4 Oyster Farming 5 Mussel Farming 6 Seaweed Farming 7 Hatchery Aquafarm Operated 4 Aquafarm Operated 4 Aquafarm Operated 4 Aquafarm Operated 4 Aquafarm Operated 4 What type/s of aquafarm operated? 1 Fishpond 2 Fishpen 3 Fishcage 4 Oyster Farming 5 Mussel Farming 6 Seaweed Farming 7 Hatchery Aquafarm Operated 5 Aquafarm Operated 5 Aquafarm Operated 5 Aquafarm Operated 5 Aquafarm Operated 5 What type/s of aquafarm operated? Ask the respondent on the type/s of aquafarm operated? Encircle the appropriate code. 1 Fishpond 2 Fishpen 3 Fishcage 4 Oyster Farming 5 Mussel Farming 6 Seaweed Farming 7 Hatchery Specie raised Specie raised Specie raised Specie raised Specie raised What species were raised? Ask the respondent the species raised and record the answer in the space provided. Area harvested Area harvested Area harvested Area harvested Area harvested What was the harvested area? (in hectare) Ask the respondent the area harvested. Record the area in hectare/s and in four (4) decimal places. Quantity harvested Quantity harvested Quantity harvested Quantity harvested Quantity harvested What was the total quantity of (species) harvested during the reference period? Quantity in local unit ask the respondent the total quantity harvest during the reference period in local unit. Record the answer on the spaces provided in two (2) decimal places. Local unit in kg Local unit in kg Local unit in kg Local unit in kg Local unit in kg What was the total quantity of (species) harvested during the reference period? Weight in local unit Determine the equivalent weight of one local unit in kilogram. This should be in two (2) decimal places. Quantity sold Quantity sold Quantity sold Quantity sold Quantity sold What quantity was sold? Quantity in local unit ask the respondent the total quantity sold in local unit. Price per unit Price per unit Price per unit Price per unit Price per unit What quantity was sold? Price per local unit ask the respondent how much was the price per local unit in selling the produce. In case the farmer did not market the produce, ask the prevailing price per local unit of the commodity in the locality. This information will serve as basis in computing the total value of produce. Consumed Consumed Consumed Consumed Consumed What quantity was consumed by the household? Ask for the quantity (in local unit) used for home consumption. Paid to labor Paid to labor Paid to labor Paid to labor Paid to labor What quantity was paid to laborers? Other disposition 1 Other disposition 1 Other disposition 1 Other disposition 1 Other disposition 1 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ List other purposes and code. Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Quantity 1 Quantity 1 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ Other disposition 2 Other disposition 2 Other disposition 2 Other disposition 2 Other disposition 2 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ List other purposes and code. Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 Quantity 2 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ Other disposition 3 Other disposition 3 Other disposition 3 Other disposition 3 Other disposition 3 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ List other purposes and code. Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 Quantity 3 What quantity was used for other purposes? Specify: ______________ Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier20 Qualifier20 Qualifier20 Qualifier20 Qualifier20 Qualifiers are used as counters, line numbers and the like for records with multiple occurences. Awareness: Aqua Dev Services Program Awareness: Aqua Dev Services Program Awareness: Aqua Dev Services Program Awareness: Aqua Dev Services Program Awareness: Aqua Dev Services Program Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services Are you aware of government programs on Capture Fishing and Aquaculture? No, go to Q3 Ask the respondents the awareness of government programs on Capture Fishing and Aquaculture, List the programs. 1 Yes 2 No Dev Program 1 Dev Program 1 Dev Program 1 Dev Program 1 Dev Program 1 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Dev Program 2 Dev Program 2 Dev Program 2 Dev Program 2 Dev Program 2 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Dev Program 3 Dev Program 3 Dev Program 3 Dev Program 3 Dev Program 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Dev Program 4 Dev Program 4 Dev Program 4 Dev Program 4 Dev Program 4 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Dev Program 5 Dev Program 5 Dev Program 5 Dev Program 5 Dev Program 5 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What was/were the government program/s? Received Marketing Services Received Marketing Services Received Marketing Services Received Marketing Services Received Marketing Services Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services Did your household received any Capture Fishing and Aquaculture production/ marketing services? No. go to Item 4 - Capture Fishing List name of services acquired. 1 Yes 2 No Services received 1 Services received 1 Services received 1 Services received 1 Services received 1 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What services did your household receive? Services received 2 Services received 2 Services received 2 Services received 2 Services received 2 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What services did your household receive? Services received 3 Services received 3 Services received 3 Services received 3 Services received 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Development Services What services did your household receive? Expenditure Item 1 Expenditure Item 1 Expenditure Item 1 Expenditure Item 1 Expenditure Item 1 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 1 Value 1 Value 1 Value 1 Value 1 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure Item 2 Expenditure Item 2 Expenditure Item 2 Expenditure Item 2 Expenditure Item 2 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 2 Value 2 Value 2 Value 2 Value 2 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure Item 3 Expenditure Item 3 Expenditure Item 3 Expenditure Item 3 Expenditure Item 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 3 Value 3 Value 3 Value 3 Value 3 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Expenditure Item 4 Expenditure Item 4 Expenditure Item 4 Expenditure Item 4 Expenditure Item 4 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 4 Value 4 Value 4 Value 4 Value 4 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure Item 5 Expenditure Item 5 Expenditure Item 5 Expenditure Item 5 Expenditure Item 5 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 5 Value 5 Value 5 Value 5 Value 5 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure Item 6 Expenditure Item 6 Expenditure Item 6 Expenditure Item 6 Expenditure Item 6 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 6 Value 6 Value 6 Value 6 Value 6 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure Item 7 Expenditure Item 7 Expenditure Item 7 Expenditure Item 7 Expenditure Item 7 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 7 Value 7 Value 7 Value 7 Value 7 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure Item 8 Expenditure Item 8 Expenditure Item 8 Expenditure Item 8 Expenditure Item 8 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 8 Value 8 Value 8 Value 8 Value 8 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure Item 9 Expenditure Item 9 Expenditure Item 9 Expenditure Item 9 Expenditure Item 9 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 9 Value 9 Value 9 Value 9 Value 9 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Expenditure item 10 Expenditure item 10 Expenditure item 10 Expenditure item 10 Expenditure item 10 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the expenditures for the listed items. 1 Stocking materials 2 Fertilizer 3 Medicine 4 Feeds 5 Purchase and major repair of fishing gear, including fishing boats 6 Construction and major repairs of aquaculture facility 7 Minor, frequent repair of aquaculture facility 8 Insurance and taxes 9 Transport of products, feeds and other supplies 10 Commission on sale 11 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable goods 12 Electricity 13 Water 14 Fuel 15 Salary of permanent workers Value 10 Value 10 Value 10 Value 10 Value 10 Capture Fishing and Aquaculture Expenditure How much did your household spend during the reference period for ... Ask the respondent the amount spent for farm expenditures. Record the amount in the space provided. All entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Special Agri Activity: Sell Special Agri Activity: Sell Special Agri Activity: Sell Special Agri Activity: Sell Special Agri Activity: Sell Special Agricultural Activities Did any member of your household sell any product from other agricultural activities during the reference period? If “2” is marked, go to Item F (Home Processing of Agricultural Products). Encircle appropriate code. If “2” is marked, go to Item F (Home Processing of Agricultural Products). 1 Yes 2 No Agri Activity 1 Agri Activity 1 Agri Activity 1 Agri Activity 1 Agri Activity 1 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Encircle appropriate code. 1 Honey and bee wax 2 Silk cocoon 3 Mushroom 4 Cut flowers and ornamentals 5 Nursery seedings 6 Value Received 1 Value Received 1 Value Received 1 Value Received 1 Value Received 1 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Ask the respondent how much is the household derived from the sale of (product) during the reference period. Enter the amount in two (2) decimal places. (This item will appear in this record at maximum of 5 occurence) Agri Activity 2 Agri Activity 2 Agri Activity 2 Agri Activity 2 Agri Activity 2 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Encircle appropriate code. 1 Honey and bee wax 2 Silk cocoon 3 Mushroom 4 Cut flowers and ornamentals 5 Nursery seedings 6 Value Received 2 Value Received 2 Value Received 2 Value Received 2 Value Received 2 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Agri Activity 3 Agri Activity 3 Agri Activity 3 Agri Activity 3 Agri Activity 3 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Encircle appropriate code. 1 Honey and bee wax 2 Silk cocoon 3 Mushroom 4 Cut flowers and ornamentals 5 Nursery seedings 6 Value Received 3 Value Received 3 Value Received 3 Value Received 3 Value Received 3 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Agri Activity 4 Agri Activity 4 Agri Activity 4 Agri Activity 4 Agri Activity 4 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Encircle appropriate code. 1 Honey and bee wax 2 Silk cocoon 3 Mushroom 4 Cut flowers and ornamentals 5 Nursery seedings 6 Value Received 4 Value Received 4 Value Received 4 Value Received 4 Value Received 4 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Agri Activity 5 Agri Activity 5 Agri Activity 5 Agri Activity 5 Agri Activity 5 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Encircle appropriate code. 1 Honey and bee wax 2 Silk cocoon 3 Mushroom 4 Cut flowers and ornamentals 5 Nursery seedings 6 Value Received 5 Value Received 5 Value Received 5 Value Received 5 Value Received 5 Special Agricultural Activities How much did your household receive from the sale of (product) during the reference period? Engage in processing goods Engage in processing goods Engage in processing goods Engage in processing goods Engage in processing goods Home Processing of Agricultural Products During the reference period, did any member of your household engage in processing for sale of agricultural products? If “2” is marked, go to Item G (Marketing of Agricultural Products) Encircle appropriate code. If “2” is marked, go to Item G (Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Yes 2 No Goods produced 1 Goods produced 1 Goods produced 1 Goods produced 1 Goods produced 1 Home Processing of Agricultural Products What agro-based processed goods are you producing? Ask from the respondent the agro-based goods produced. Enter the answer in the space provided. (This item will appear in this record at maximum of 5 occurence) Goods produced 2 Goods produced 2 Goods produced 2 Goods produced 2 Goods produced 2 Home Processing of Agricultural Products What agro-based processed goods are you producing? Goods produced 3 Goods produced 3 Goods produced 3 Goods produced 3 Goods produced 3 Home Processing of Agricultural Products What agro-based processed goods are you producing? Goods produced 4 Goods produced 4 Goods produced 4 Goods produced 4 Goods produced 4 Home Processing of Agricultural Products What agro-based processed goods are you producing? Goods produced 5 Goods produced 5 Goods produced 5 Goods produced 5 Goods produced 5 Home Processing of Agricultural Products What agro-based processed goods are you producing? Total Sale Total Sale Total Sale Total Sale Total Sale Home Processing of Agricultural Products How much was the total sales? Ask from the respondent the total amount received from his/her sales during the reference period. Enter the amount in the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Price Tag 1 Price Tag 1 Price Tag 1 Price Tag 1 Price Tag 1 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you put a "price tag" (value to your agricultural produce)? Ask the respondent how he/she put value to his/her agricultural produce. (This item will appear in this record at maximum of 5 occurence) This appears in this record five times. Price Tag 2 Price Tag 2 Price Tag 2 Price Tag 2 Price Tag 2 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you put a "price tag" (value to your agricultural produce)? This appears in this record five times. Price Tag 3 Price Tag 3 Price Tag 3 Price Tag 3 Price Tag 3 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you put a "price tag" (value to your agricultural produce)? This appears in this record five times. Price Tag 4 Price Tag 4 Price Tag 4 Price Tag 4 Price Tag 4 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you put a "price tag" (value to your agricultural produce)? This appears in this record five times. Price Tag 5 Price Tag 5 Price Tag 5 Price Tag 5 Price Tag 5 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you put a "price tag" (value to your agricultural produce)? This appears in this record five times. Factor 1 Factor 1 Factor 1 Factor 1 Factor 1 Marketing of Agricultural Products How much influence does (factor) affect your "price tag"? (This item will appear in this record at maximum of 12 occurences) Encircle the codes for factors that affect the farmer's "price tag" of agricultural produce and the corresponding level of influence. (This item will appear in this record at maximum of 12 occurences) 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 1 Influence Level 1 Influence Level 1 Influence Level 1 Influence Level 1 Marketing of Agricultural Products Encircle factor and the level of influence.(This item will appear in this record at maximum of 12 occurences) 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 2 Factor 2 Factor 2 Factor 2 Factor 2 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 2 Influence Level 2 Influence Level 2 Influence Level 2 Influence Level 2 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 3 Factor 3 Factor 3 Factor 3 Factor 3 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 3 Influence Level 3 Influence Level 3 Influence Level 3 Influence Level 3 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 4 Factor 4 Factor 4 Factor 4 Factor 4 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 4 Influence Level 4 Influence Level 4 Influence Level 4 Influence Level 4 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 5 Factor 5 Factor 5 Factor 5 Factor 5 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 5 Influence Level 5 Influence Level 5 Influence Level 5 Influence Level 5 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 6 Factor 6 Factor 6 Factor 6 Factor 6 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 6 Influence Level 6 Influence Level 6 Influence Level 6 Influence Level 6 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 7 Factor 7 Factor 7 Factor 7 Factor 7 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 7 Influence Level 7 Influence Level 7 Influence Level 7 Influence Level 7 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 8 Factor 8 Factor 8 Factor 8 Factor 8 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 8 Influence Level 8 Influence Level 8 Influence Level 8 Influence Level 8 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 9 Factor 9 Factor 9 Factor 9 Factor 9 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 9 Influence Level 9 Influence Level 9 Influence Level 9 Influence Level 9 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 10 Factor 10 Factor 10 Factor 10 Factor 10 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 10 Influence Level 10 Influence Level 10 Influence Level 10 Influence Level 10 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 11 Factor 11 Factor 11 Factor 11 Factor 11 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 13 Influence Level 11 Influence Level 11 Influence Level 11 Influence Level 11 Influence Level 11 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None Factor 12 Factor 12 Factor 12 Factor 12 Factor 12 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 Trader 2 Neighbor farmer 3 Need for money/immediate cash 4 Agriculture extension worker 5 Quality of agricultural produce 6 Quantity harvested/agro-processed 7 Market information (price information) 8 Radio and other media 9 Local government officials 10 Supply condition in food market 11 12 Influence Level 12 Influence Level 12 Influence Level 12 Influence Level 12 Influence Level 12 Marketing of Agricultural Products 1 High 2 Medium 3 Low 4 None How do you sell 1 How do you sell 1 How do you sell 1 How do you sell 1 How do you sell 1 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you sell your produce? Ask the respondent how he/she sells his produce. Encircle the appropriate codes. (This item will appear in this record at maximum of 3 occurences) 1 as is where is 2 do sorting, classification, cleaning 3 assemble and pack without sorting, classifying, cleaning How do you sell 2 How do you sell 2 How do you sell 2 How do you sell 2 How do you sell 2 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you sell your produce? 1 as is where is 2 do sorting, classification, cleaning 3 assemble and pack without sorting, classifying, cleaning How do you sell 3 How do you sell 3 How do you sell 3 How do you sell 3 How do you sell 3 Marketing of Agricultural Products How do you sell your produce? 1 as is where is 2 do sorting, classification, cleaning 3 assemble and pack without sorting, classifying, cleaning Selling practice 1 Selling practice 1 Selling practice 1 Selling practice 1 Selling practice 1 Marketing of Agricultural Products Which of the following do you follow in selling your produce? Ask the respondent's procedure in selling his/her produce. Encircle the appropriate code/s. (This item will appear in this record at maximum of 3 occurences) 1 Take produce to trader/buying station 2 Ask/wait for trader/buyer to come to field 3 Ask commission agent to look for buyer 4 Wait for other farmers to sell and join them 5 Store produce and wait for better price Selling practice 2 Selling practice 2 Selling practice 2 Selling practice 2 Selling practice 2 Marketing of Agricultural Products Which of the following do you follow in selling your produce? 1 Take produce to trader/buying station 2 Ask/wait for trader/buyer to come to field 3 Ask commission agent to look for buyer 4 Wait for other farmers to sell and join them 5 Store produce and wait for better price Selling practice 3 Selling practice 3 Selling practice 3 Selling practice 3 Selling practice 3 Marketing of Agricultural Products Which of the following do you follow in selling your produce? 1 Take produce to trader/buying station 2 Ask/wait for trader/buyer to come to field 3 Ask commission agent to look for buyer 4 Wait for other farmers to sell and join them 5 Store produce and wait for better price Selling practice 4 Selling practice 4 Selling practice 4 Selling practice 4 Selling practice 4 Marketing of Agricultural Products Which of the following do you follow in selling your produce? 1 Take produce to trader/buying station 2 Ask/wait for trader/buyer to come to field 3 Ask commission agent to look for buyer 4 Wait for other farmers to sell and join them 5 Store produce and wait for better price Selling practice 5 Selling practice 5 Selling practice 5 Selling practice 5 Selling practice 5 Marketing of Agricultural Products Which of the following do you follow in selling your produce? 1 Take produce to trader/buying station 2 Ask/wait for trader/buyer to come to field 3 Ask commission agent to look for buyer 4 Wait for other farmers to sell and join them 5 Store produce and wait for better price Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Farm Investment Farm Investment Farm Investment Farm Investment Farm Investment Enumerate the items of farm investment such as farm buildings and structures, farm machineries and transport equipment, farm tools, equipment and other supplies, fishing gears and other equipment used/utilized in the different agricultural operation. counters/line numbers for households with with multiple occurences Investment 1 Investment 1 Investment 1 Investment 1 Investment 1 Item Code the items in column 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 1 BEGINNING INVENTORY As of July 1, 2002, how many (farm investment item) did your household own? Record in column 2 the number of investment items owned by the household. If there are more than one unit of any single item, separate the number of items by year purchased/acquired by a slash (/). For instance, if a farmer owns 2 shovels and were purchased in different years, the entry should be 1/1. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-1 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 1-2 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 1 BEGINNING INVENTORY What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? (P) Record in Column 4 the value of investment item at the time it was purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item, get the acquisition cost of each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries should be in two (2) decimal places. Impute the value for investment items inherited or received from others. Begin Inv: Estimated Life 1 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 1 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 1 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 1 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 1 BEGINNING INVENTORY What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? Enter in Column 5 the estimated number of years that the investment item is found useful/serviceable starting from the time of interview. Get the estimated life of each unit of the item and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries must be in whole number.Investment items with less than one year of estimated useful life and were used/utilized during the reference period must be reflected in the portion on Farm Expenditures by enterprise. Items Bought 1 Items Bought 1 Items Bought 1 Items Bought 1 Items Bought 1 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 How many (farm investment item) did your household buy during the reference period? In column 6, enter the number of investment items bought. Acquisition Cost 1 Acquisition Cost 1 Acquisition Cost 1 Acquisition Cost 1 Acquisition Cost 1 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? In Column 7, enter the corresponding acquisition cost. Estimated Life 1 Estimated Life 1 Estimated Life 1 Estimated Life 1 Estimated Life 1 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? In Column 8, enter the estimated life of the investment item. Separate answers by a slash (/) if there were more than one unit of any single item. Improvement Cost 1 Improvement Cost 1 Improvement Cost 1 Improvement Cost 1 Improvement Cost 1 BEGINNING INVENTORY How much was the repair/improvement costs for (farm investment item) incurred during the reference period? Determine the total cost incurred for the improvement and repairs made on all farm investment reported during the reference period. Ending Inventory 1 Ending Inventory 1 Ending Inventory 1 Ending Inventory 1 Ending Inventory 1 ENDING INVENTORY As of June 30, 2003, how many (farm investment item) you owned that is usable? Ending inventory - refers to the number of investment items owned by the household as of June 30, 2003 that are still usable Investment 2 Investment 2 Investment 2 Investment 2 Investment 2 BEGINNING INVENTORY Item Code the items in column 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 2 Begin Inv: Number of items 2 Begin Inv: Number of items 2 Begin Inv: Number of items 2 Begin Inv: Number of items 2 BEGINNING INVENTORY As of July 1, 2002, how many (farm investment item) did your household own? Record in column 2 the number of investment items owned by the household. If there are more than one unit of any single item, separate the number of items by year purchased/acquired by a slash (/). For instance, if a farmer owns 2 shovels and were purchased in different years, the entry should be 1/1. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-1 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 2-2 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 2 BEGINNING INVENTORY What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? (P) Record in Column 4 the value of investment item at the time it was purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item, get the acquisition cost of each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries should be in two (2) decimal places. Impute the value for investment items inherited or received from others. Begin Inv: Estimated Life 2 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 2 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 2 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 2 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 2 BEGINNING INVENTORY What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? Enter in Column 5 the estimated number of years that the investment item is found useful/serviceable starting from the time of interview. Get the estimated life of each unit of the item and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries must be in whole number.Investment items with less than one year of estimated useful life and were used/utilized during the reference period must be reflected in the portion on Farm Expenditures by enterprise. Items Bought 2 Items Bought 2 Items Bought 2 Items Bought 2 Items Bought 2 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 How many (farm investment item) did your household buy during the reference period? In column 6, enter the number of investment items bought. Acquisition Cost 2 Acquisition Cost 2 Acquisition Cost 2 Acquisition Cost 2 Acquisition Cost 2 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? In Column 7, enter the corresponding acquisition cost. Estimated Life 2 Estimated Life 2 Estimated Life 2 Estimated Life 2 Estimated Life 2 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? In Column 8, enter the estimated life of the investment item. Separate answers by a slash (/) if there were more than one unit of any single item. Improvement Cost 2 Improvement Cost 2 Improvement Cost 2 Improvement Cost 2 Improvement Cost 2 BEGINNING INVENTORY How much was the repair/improvement costs for (farm investment item) incurred during the reference period? Determine the total cost incurred for the improvement and repairs made on all farm investment reported during the reference period. Ending Inventory 2 Ending Inventory 2 Ending Inventory 2 Ending Inventory 2 Ending Inventory 2 ENDING INVENTORY As of June 30, 2003, how many (farm investment item) you owned that is usable? Ending inventory - refers to the number of investment items owned by the household as of June 30, 2003 that are still usable Investment 3 Investment 3 Investment 3 Investment 3 Investment 3 BEGINNING INVENTORY Item Code the items in column 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 3 Begin Inv: Number of items 3 Begin Inv: Number of items 3 Begin Inv: Number of items 3 Begin Inv: Number of items 3 BEGINNING INVENTORY As of July 1, 2002, how many (farm investment item) did your household own? Record in column 2 the number of investment items owned by the household. If there are more than one unit of any single item, separate the number of items by year purchased/acquired by a slash (/). For instance, if a farmer owns 2 shovels and were purchased in different years, the entry should be 1/1. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-1 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 3-2 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 3 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 3 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 3 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 3 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 3 BEGINNING INVENTORY What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? (P) Record in Column 4 the value of investment item at the time it was purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item, get the acquisition cost of each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries should be in two (2) decimal places. Impute the value for investment items inherited or received from others. Begin Inv: Estimated Life 3 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 3 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 3 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 3 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 3 BEGINNING INVENTORY What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? Enter in Column 5 the estimated number of years that the investment item is found useful/serviceable starting from the time of interview. Get the estimated life of each unit of the item and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries must be in whole number.Investment items with less than one year of estimated useful life and were used/utilized during the reference period must be reflected in the portion on Farm Expenditures by enterprise. Items Bought 3 Items Bought 3 Items Bought 3 Items Bought 3 Items Bought 3 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 How many (farm investment item) did your household buy during the reference period? In column 6, enter the number of investment items bought. Acquisition Cost 3 Acquisition Cost 3 Acquisition Cost 3 Acquisition Cost 3 Acquisition Cost 3 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? In Column 7, enter the corresponding acquisition cost. Estimated Life 3 Estimated Life 3 Estimated Life 3 Estimated Life 3 Estimated Life 3 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? In Column 8, enter the estimated life of the investment item. Separate answers by a slash (/) if there were more than one unit of any single item. Improvement Cost 3 Improvement Cost 3 Improvement Cost 3 Improvement Cost 3 Improvement Cost 3 BEGINNING INVENTORY How much was the repair/improvement costs for (farm investment item) incurred during the reference period? Determine the total cost incurred for the improvement and repairs made on all farm investment reported during the reference period. Ending Inventory 3 Ending Inventory 3 Ending Inventory 3 Ending Inventory 3 Ending Inventory 3 ENDING INVENTORY As of June 30, 2003, how many (farm investment item) you owned that is usable? Ending inventory - refers to the number of investment items owned by the household as of June 30, 2003 that are still usable Investment 4 Investment 4 Investment 4 Investment 4 Investment 4 BEGINNING INVENTORY Item Code the items in column 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 4 Begin Inv: Number of items 4 Begin Inv: Number of items 4 Begin Inv: Number of items 4 Begin Inv: Number of items 4 BEGINNING INVENTORY As of July 1, 2002, how many (farm investment item) did your household own? Record in column 2 the number of investment items owned by the household. If there are more than one unit of any single item, separate the number of items by year purchased/acquired by a slash (/). For instance, if a farmer owns 2 shovels and were purchased in different years, the entry should be 1/1. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-1 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 4-2 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 4 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 4 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 4 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 4 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 4 BEGINNING INVENTORY What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? (P) Record in Column 4 the value of investment item at the time it was purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item, get the acquisition cost of each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries should be in two (2) decimal places. Impute the value for investment items inherited or received from others. Begin Inv: Estimated Life 4 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 4 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 4 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 4 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 4 BEGINNING INVENTORY What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? Enter in Column 5 the estimated number of years that the investment item is found useful/serviceable starting from the time of interview. Get the estimated life of each unit of the item and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries must be in whole number.Investment items with less than one year of estimated useful life and were used/utilized during the reference period must be reflected in the portion on Farm Expenditures by enterprise. Items Bought 4 Items Bought 4 Items Bought 4 Items Bought 4 Items Bought 4 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 How many (farm investment item) did your household buy during the reference period? In column 6, enter the number of investment items bought. Acquisition Cost 4 Acquisition Cost 4 Acquisition Cost 4 Acquisition Cost 4 Acquisition Cost 4 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? In Column 7, enter the corresponding acquisition cost. Estimated Life 4 Estimated Life 4 Estimated Life 4 Estimated Life 4 Estimated Life 4 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? In Column 8, enter the estimated life of the investment item. Separate answers by a slash (/) if there were more than one unit of any single item. Improvement Cost 4 Improvement Cost 4 Improvement Cost 4 Improvement Cost 4 Improvement Cost 4 BEGINNING INVENTORY How much was the repair/improvement costs for (farm investment item) incurred during the reference period? Determine the total cost incurred for the improvement and repairs made on all farm investment reported during the reference period. Ending Inventory 4 Ending Inventory 4 Ending Inventory 4 Ending Inventory 4 Ending Inventory 4 ENDING INVENTORY As of June 30, 2003, how many (farm investment item) you owned that is usable? Ending inventory - refers to the number of investment items owned by the household as of June 30, 2003 that are still usable Investment 5 Investment 5 Investment 5 Investment 5 Investment 5 BEGINNING INVENTORY Item Code the items in column 1 Begin Inv: Number of items 5 Begin Inv: Number of items 5 Begin Inv: Number of items 5 Begin Inv: Number of items 5 Begin Inv: Number of items 5 BEGINNING INVENTORY As of July 1, 2002, how many (farm investment item) did your household own? Record in column 2 the number of investment items owned by the household. If there are more than one unit of any single item, separate the number of items by year purchased/acquired by a slash (/). For instance, if a farmer owns 2 shovels and were purchased in different years, the entry should be 1/1. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-1 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-1 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-2 Begin Inv: Acquisition Year 5-2 BEGINNING INVENTORY When was this (farm investment item) acquired? Record in Column 3 the year when the investment item was acquired/purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item and these units were not acquired/purchased in the same year, ask for the year of purchase for each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Referring to the above example, if shovels were purchased in years 1995 and 1996, the entry should be 1995/1996. Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 5 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 5 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 5 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 5 Begin Inv: Acquisition Cost 5 BEGINNING INVENTORY What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? (P) Record in Column 4 the value of investment item at the time it was purchased. If there are more than one unit of any single item, get the acquisition cost of each unit and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries should be in two (2) decimal places. Impute the value for investment items inherited or received from others. Begin Inv: Estimated Life 5 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 5 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 5 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 5 Begin Inv: Estimated Life 5 BEGINNING INVENTORY What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? Enter in Column 5 the estimated number of years that the investment item is found useful/serviceable starting from the time of interview. Get the estimated life of each unit of the item and separate answers by a slash (/). Entries must be in whole number.Investment items with less than one year of estimated useful life and were used/utilized during the reference period must be reflected in the portion on Farm Expenditures by enterprise. Items Bought 5 Items Bought 5 Items Bought 5 Items Bought 5 Items Bought 5 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 How many (farm investment item) did your household buy during the reference period? In column 6, enter the number of investment items bought. Acquisition Cost 5 Acquisition Cost 5 Acquisition Cost 5 Acquisition Cost 5 Acquisition Cost 5 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What was the acquisition cost of (farm investment item)? In Column 7, enter the corresponding acquisition cost. Estimated Life 5 Estimated Life 5 Estimated Life 5 Estimated Life 5 Estimated Life 5 JULY 2002 - JUNE 2003 What is the estimated life of (farm investment item)? In Column 8, enter the estimated life of the investment item. Separate answers by a slash (/) if there were more than one unit of any single item. Improvement Cost 5 Improvement Cost 5 Improvement Cost 5 Improvement Cost 5 Improvement Cost 5 How much was the repair/improvement costs for (farm investment item) incurred during the reference period? Determine the total cost incurred for the improvement and repairs made on all farm investment reported during the reference period. Ending Inventory 5 Ending Inventory 5 Ending Inventory 5 Ending Inventory 5 Ending Inventory 5 ENDING INVENTORY As of June 30, 2003, how many (farm investment item) you owned that is usable? Ending inventory - refers to the number of investment items owned by the household as of June 30, 2003 that are still usable Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier23 Qualifier23 Qualifier23 Qualifier23 Qualifier23 Household Member 1 Household Member 1 Household Member 1 Household Member 1 Household Member 1 Ask the following questions for household members who were earning during July 1, 2002 - June 30, 2003. Refer to Block I - Household Information (page 2 of the questionnaire) Household member ID Enter the household member ID number as indicated on page 2 of the questionnaire. Income: Off Farm 1 Income: Off Farm 1 Income: Off Farm 1 Income: Off Farm 1 Income: Off Farm 1 OFF-FARM INCOME How much did (HH name) earn in off-farm activity during the reference period? Impute the total value for income received in kind. Estimate the net amount of off-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Off-farm income - are income derived from working in other farm operated by another household. Income: Non Farm 1 Income: Non Farm 1 Income: Non Farm 1 Income: Non Farm 1 Income: Non Farm 1 NON-FARM INCOME How much did (HH name) earn in non-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of non-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Non-farm income - are income generated from non-agricultural sources which include wage and salary employment, self-employment, family business, and other non-agricultural activities engaged by all members of the household. Household Member 2 Household Member 2 Household Member 2 Household Member 2 Household Member 2 Enter the household member ID number as indicated on page 2 of the questionnaire. Income: Off Farm 2 Income: Off Farm 2 Income: Off Farm 2 Income: Off Farm 2 Income: Off Farm 2 How much did (HH name) earn in off-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of off-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Off-farm income - are income derived from working in other farm operated by another household. Income: Non Farm 2 Income: Non Farm 2 Income: Non Farm 2 Income: Non Farm 2 Income: Non Farm 2 How much did (HH name) earn in non-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of non-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Non-farm income - are income generated from non-agricultural sources which include wage and salary employment, self-employment, family business, and other non-agricultural activities engaged by all members of the household. Household Member 3 Household Member 3 Household Member 3 Household Member 3 Household Member 3 Enter the household member ID number as indicated on page 2 of the questionnaire. Income: Off Farm 3 Income: Off Farm 3 Income: Off Farm 3 Income: Off Farm 3 Income: Off Farm 3 How much did (HH name) earn in off-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of off-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Off-farm income - are income derived from working in other farm operated by another household. Income: Non Farm 3 Income: Non Farm 3 Income: Non Farm 3 Income: Non Farm 3 Income: Non Farm 3 How much did (HH name) earn in non-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of non-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Non-farm income - are income generated from non-agricultural sources which include wage and salary employment, self-employment, family business, and other non-agricultural activities engaged by all members of the household. Household Member 4 Household Member 4 Household Member 4 Household Member 4 Household Member 4 Enter the household member ID number as indicated on page 2 of the questionnaire. Income: Off Farm 4 Income: Off Farm 4 Income: Off Farm 4 Income: Off Farm 4 Income: Off Farm 4 How much did (HH name) earn in off-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of off-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Off-farm income - are income derived from working in other farm operated by another household. Income: Non Farm 4 Income: Non Farm 4 Income: Non Farm 4 Income: Non Farm 4 Income: Non Farm 4 How much did (HH name) earn in non-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of non-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Non-farm income - are income generated from non-agricultural sources which include wage and salary employment, self-employment, family business, and other non-agricultural activities engaged by all members of the household. Household Member 5 Household Member 5 Household Member 5 Household Member 5 Household Member 5 Enter the household member ID number as indicated on page 2 of the questionnaire. Income: Off Farm 5 Income: Off Farm 5 Income: Off Farm 5 Income: Off Farm 5 Income: Off Farm 5 How much did (HH name) earn in off-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of off-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Off-farm income - are income derived from working in other farm operated by another household. Income: Non Farm 5 Income: Non Farm 5 Income: Non Farm 5 Income: Non Farm 5 Income: Non Farm 5 How much did (HH name) earn in non-farm activity during the reference period? Estimate the net amount of non-farm income received by each member. Record the amount up to two (2) decimal places. Non-farm income - are income generated from non-agricultural sources which include wage and salary employment, self-employment, family business, and other non-agricultural activities engaged by all members of the household. Other Income 1 Other Income 1 Other Income 1 Other Income 1 Other Income 1 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 1 Income Received 1 Income Received 1 Income Received 1 Income Received 1 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 2 Other Income 2 Other Income 2 Other Income 2 Other Income 2 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 2 Income Received 2 Income Received 2 Income Received 2 Income Received 2 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 3 Other Income 3 Other Income 3 Other Income 3 Other Income 3 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 3 Income Received 3 Income Received 3 Income Received 3 Income Received 3 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 4 Other Income 4 Other Income 4 Other Income 4 Other Income 4 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 4 Income Received 4 Income Received 4 Income Received 4 Income Received 4 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 5 Other Income 5 Other Income 5 Other Income 5 Other Income 5 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 5 Income Received 5 Income Received 5 Income Received 5 Income Received 5 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 6 Other Income 6 Other Income 6 Other Income 6 Other Income 6 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 6 Income Received 6 Income Received 6 Income Received 6 Income Received 6 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 7 Other Income 7 Other Income 7 Other Income 7 Other Income 7 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 7 Income Received 7 Income Received 7 Income Received 7 Income Received 7 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 8 Other Income 8 Other Income 8 Other Income 8 Other Income 8 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 8 Income Received 8 Income Received 8 Income Received 8 Income Received 8 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 9 Other Income 9 Other Income 9 Other Income 9 Other Income 9 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 9 Income Received 9 Income Received 9 Income Received 9 Income Received 9 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Other Income 10 Other Income 10 Other Income 10 Other Income 10 Other Income 10 During the reference period, did any member of the household receive income in cash/kind from the following: Ask each item, and encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Remittance from family members working abroad 2 Contribution from relatives/friends abroad 3 Pension/retirement 4 Interest on savings, stocks, loans 5 Insurance 6 Gift, dowry, inheritance 7 Lottery winnings 8 Income from lease of real property, equipment and draft animals 9 Income from sale of real property 10 Sale of vehicle 11 Sale of durable goods 12 Sale of jewelry 13 Other possible sources of income whether in cash and in kind received by any member of the household during the reference period. Income Received 10 Income Received 10 Income Received 10 Income Received 10 Income Received 10 How much was received during the reference period? For a Yes answer, ask for the amount received during the reference period. Impute total value for in kind income. Enter amount up to two (2) decimal places. Amount received from other sources. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier24 Qualifier24 Qualifier24 Qualifier24 Qualifier24 Commodity 1 Commodity 1 Commodity 1 Commodity 1 Commodity 1 How much did you spend last week in cash/consume from your own produce or receive as gift/bartered or typical weekly food budget for the following? - Ask the respondent the breakdown of the corresponding food items enumerated in the questionnaire. Item Column 1 - Item - Listed under this column are the different kinds of cereals consumed during the past week, classified as rice, corn and mixed rice and corn. Cereals not among the list will be classified under other cereals and should be specified. Ask the respondent the breakdown of the corresponding food items enumerated in the questionnaire. Quantity Consumed 1 Quantity Consumed 1 Quantity Consumed 1 Quantity Consumed 1 Quantity Consumed 1 Quantity Consumed (No. of Units) Ask the number of units consumed. This will appear at maximum of five (5) times in the record type. Local Unit 1 Local Unit 1 Local Unit 1 Local Unit 1 Local Unit 1 Name of Unit Ask the unit of measure used. This will appear at maximum of five (5) times in the record type. Price per Unit 1 Price per Unit 1 Price per Unit 1 Price per Unit 1 Price per Unit 1 Price per Unit (P) Ask the price per unit. This will appear at maximum of five (5) times in the record type. Total Cash Value 1 Total Cash Value 1 Total Cash Value 1 Total Cash Value 1 Total Cash Value 1 Total Value (P) Cash Ask the respondent the breakdown of the corresponding food items enumerated in the questionnaire. Total Non Cash Value 1 Total Non Cash Value 1 Total Non Cash Value 1 Total Non Cash Value 1 Total Non Cash Value 1 Total Value (P) Non-cash Commodity 2 Commodity 2 Commodity 2 Commodity 2 Commodity 2 Item Quantity Consumed 2 Quantity Consumed 2 Quantity Consumed 2 Quantity Consumed 2 Quantity Consumed 2 Quantity Consumed (No. of Units) Local Unit 2 Local Unit 2 Local Unit 2 Local Unit 2 Local Unit 2 Name of Unit Price per Unit 2 Price per Unit 2 Price per Unit 2 Price per Unit 2 Price per Unit 2 Price per Unit (P) Total Cash Value 2 Total Cash Value 2 Total Cash Value 2 Total Cash Value 2 Total Cash Value 2 Total Value (P) Cash Total Non Cash Value 2 Total Non Cash Value 2 Total Non Cash Value 2 Total Non Cash Value 2 Total Non Cash Value 2 Total Value (P) Non-cash Commodity 3 Commodity 3 Commodity 3 Commodity 3 Commodity 3 Item Quantity Consumed 3 Quantity Consumed 3 Quantity Consumed 3 Quantity Consumed 3 Quantity Consumed 3 Quantity Consumed (No. of Units) Local Unit 3 Local Unit 3 Local Unit 3 Local Unit 3 Local Unit 3 Name of Unit Price per Unit 3 Price per Unit 3 Price per Unit 3 Price per Unit 3 Price per Unit 3 Price per Unit (P) Total Cash Value 3 Total Cash Value 3 Total Cash Value 3 Total Cash Value 3 Total Cash Value 3 Total Value (P) Cash Total Non Cash Value 3 Total Non Cash Value 3 Total Non Cash Value 3 Total Non Cash Value 3 Total Non Cash Value 3 Total Value (P) Non-cash Commodity 4 Commodity 4 Commodity 4 Commodity 4 Commodity 4 Item Quantity Consumed 4 Quantity Consumed 4 Quantity Consumed 4 Quantity Consumed 4 Quantity Consumed 4 Quantity Consumed (No. of Units) Local Unit 4 Local Unit 4 Local Unit 4 Local Unit 4 Local Unit 4 Name of Unit Price per Unit 4 Price per Unit 4 Price per Unit 4 Price per Unit 4 Price per Unit 4 Price per Unit (P) Total Cash Value 4 Total Cash Value 4 Total Cash Value 4 Total Cash Value 4 Total Cash Value 4 Total Value (P) Cash Total Non Cash Value 4 Total Non Cash Value 4 Total Non Cash Value 4 Total Non Cash Value 4 Total Non Cash Value 4 Total Value (P) Non-cash Commodity 5 Commodity 5 Commodity 5 Commodity 5 Commodity 5 Item Quantity Consumed 5 Quantity Consumed 5 Quantity Consumed 5 Quantity Consumed 5 Quantity Consumed 5 Quantity Consumed (No. of Units) Local Unit 5 Local Unit 5 Local Unit 5 Local Unit 5 Local Unit 5 Name of Unit Price per Unit 5 Price per Unit 5 Price per Unit 5 Price per Unit 5 Price per Unit 5 Price per Unit (P) Total Cash Value 5 Total Cash Value 5 Total Cash Value 5 Total Cash Value 5 Total Cash Value 5 Total Value (P) Cash Total Non Cash Value 5 Total Non Cash Value 5 Total Non Cash Value 5 Total Non Cash Value 5 Total Non Cash Value 5 Total Value (P) Non-cash Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier25 Qualifier25 Qualifier25 Qualifier25 Qualifier25 Bought Food/Eat outside Bought Food/Eat outside Bought Food/Eat outside Bought Food/Eat outside Bought Food/Eat outside Did any member of your household buy and eat food outside the home last week? No, go to Item 2 - (Holidays and Special Occasions). Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No How many members How many members How many members How many members How many members How many members of your household bought and ate food outside the home last week? Ask the respondent the number of household members who bought and ate food outside his/her home last week. Indicate the number in the space provided. Amount spent on Meals Amount spent on Meals Amount spent on Meals Amount spent on Meals Amount spent on Meals How much was the total amount spent? Meals at school, place of work, restaurant, etc. Ask the respondent on the total amount spent for the following items: Meals at school, place of work, restaurant, etc. - For meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) bought and eaten in school, place of work, restaurant, etc. Enter the total amount spent in two (2) decimal places on the space provided. Amount spent on Snacks Amount spent on Snacks Amount spent on Snacks Amount spent on Snacks Amount spent on Snacks How much was the total amount spent? Merienda or snacks, coffee, softdrinks, etc. Ask the respondent on the total amount spent for the following items: Merienda or snacks, coffee, softdrinks, etc. - For meriendas or snacks, coffee, softdrinks bought and consumed in school, place of work, restaurant, etc. put the total amount spent in two decimal places on the space provided. Extra preparation on Holidays Extra preparation on Holidays Extra preparation on Holidays Extra preparation on Holidays Extra preparation on Holidays Holidays and Special Occasions On various holidays and special occasions, do your household members make extra preparations/expenses for food? No, go to Item B (Non-Food Expenditures, page 40). Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No Occasion 1 Occasion 1 Occasion 1 Occasion 1 Occasion 1 On what occasion/s did your household make extra expenses for food during the reference period? Encircle code "1" if during Christmas and/or New Year, code "2" if during fiesta and code "3" if during other celebrations like birthdays, weddings, baptism, etc. The respondent may answer all of the above with the corresponding codes. 1 Christmas / New Year 2 Fiesta 3 4 5 Occasion 2 Occasion 2 Occasion 2 Occasion 2 Occasion 2 On what occasion/s did your household make extra expenses for food during the reference period? Encircle code "1" if during Christmas and/or New Year, code "2" if during fiesta and code "3" if during other celebrations like birthdays, weddings, baptism, etc. The respondent may answer all of the above with the corresponding codes. 1 Christmas / New Year 2 Fiesta 3 4 5 Occasion 3 Occasion 3 Occasion 3 Occasion 3 Occasion 3 On what occasion/s did your household make extra expenses for food during the reference period? Encircle code "1" if during Christmas and/or New Year, code "2" if during fiesta and code "3" if during other celebrations like birthdays, weddings, baptism, etc. The respondent may answer all of the above with the corresponding codes. 1 Christmas / New Year 2 Fiesta 3 4 5 Main Commodity 1 Main Commodity 1 Main Commodity 1 Main Commodity 1 Main Commodity 1 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item Sub-commodity 1 Sub-commodity 1 Sub-commodity 1 Sub-commodity 1 Sub-commodity 1 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item How much spent on: Christmas 1 How much spent on: Christmas 1 How much spent on: Christmas 1 How much spent on: Christmas 1 How much spent on: Christmas 1 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Christmas The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: New Year 1 How much spent on: New Year 1 How much spent on: New Year 1 How much spent on: New Year 1 How much spent on: New Year 1 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), New Year The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Fiesta 1 How much spent on: Fiesta 1 How much spent on: Fiesta 1 How much spent on: Fiesta 1 How much spent on: Fiesta 1 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Fiesta The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Other Occasion 1 How much spent on: Other Occasion 1 How much spent on: Other Occasion 1 How much spent on: Other Occasion 1 How much spent on: Other Occasion 1 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Other Occasions The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Main Commodity 2 Main Commodity 2 Main Commodity 2 Main Commodity 2 Main Commodity 2 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item Sub-commodity 2 Sub-commodity 2 Sub-commodity 2 Sub-commodity 2 Sub-commodity 2 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item How much spent on: Christmas 2 How much spent on: Christmas 2 How much spent on: Christmas 2 How much spent on: Christmas 2 How much spent on: Christmas 2 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Christmas The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: New Year 2 How much spent on: New Year 2 How much spent on: New Year 2 How much spent on: New Year 2 How much spent on: New Year 2 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), New Year The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Fiesta 2 How much spent on: Fiesta 2 How much spent on: Fiesta 2 How much spent on: Fiesta 2 How much spent on: Fiesta 2 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Fiesta The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Other Occasion 2 How much spent on: Other Occasion 2 How much spent on: Other Occasion 2 How much spent on: Other Occasion 2 How much spent on: Other Occasion 2 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Other Occasions The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Main Commodity 3 Main Commodity 3 Main Commodity 3 Main Commodity 3 Main Commodity 3 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item Sub-commodity 3 Sub-commodity 3 Sub-commodity 3 Sub-commodity 3 Sub-commodity 3 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item How much spent on: Christmas 3 How much spent on: Christmas 3 How much spent on: Christmas 3 How much spent on: Christmas 3 How much spent on: Christmas 3 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Christmas The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: New Year 3 How much spent on: New Year 3 How much spent on: New Year 3 How much spent on: New Year 3 How much spent on: New Year 3 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), New Year The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Fiesta 3 How much spent on: Fiesta 3 How much spent on: Fiesta 3 How much spent on: Fiesta 3 How much spent on: Fiesta 3 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Fiesta The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Other Occasion 3 How much spent on: Other Occasion 3 How much spent on: Other Occasion 3 How much spent on: Other Occasion 3 How much spent on: Other Occasion 3 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Other Occasions The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Main Commodity 4 Main Commodity 4 Main Commodity 4 Main Commodity 4 Main Commodity 4 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item Sub-commodity 4 Sub-commodity 4 Sub-commodity 4 Sub-commodity 4 Sub-commodity 4 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item How much spent on: Christmas 4 How much spent on: Christmas 4 How much spent on: Christmas 4 How much spent on: Christmas 4 How much spent on: Christmas 4 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Christmas The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: New Year 4 How much spent on: New Year 4 How much spent on: New Year 4 How much spent on: New Year 4 How much spent on: New Year 4 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), New Year The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Fiesta 4 How much spent on: Fiesta 4 How much spent on: Fiesta 4 How much spent on: Fiesta 4 How much spent on: Fiesta 4 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Fiesta The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Other Occasion 4 How much spent on: Other Occasion 4 How much spent on: Other Occasion 4 How much spent on: Other Occasion 4 How much spent on: Other Occasion 4 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Other Occasions The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Main Commodity 5 Main Commodity 5 Main Commodity 5 Main Commodity 5 Main Commodity 5 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item Sub-commodity 5 Sub-commodity 5 Sub-commodity 5 Sub-commodity 5 Sub-commodity 5 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Item How much spent on: Christmas 5 How much spent on: Christmas 5 How much spent on: Christmas 5 How much spent on: Christmas 5 How much spent on: Christmas 5 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Christmas The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: New Year 5 How much spent on: New Year 5 How much spent on: New Year 5 How much spent on: New Year 5 How much spent on: New Year 5 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), New Year The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Fiesta 5 How much spent on: Fiesta 5 How much spent on: Fiesta 5 How much spent on: Fiesta 5 How much spent on: Fiesta 5 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Fiesta The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. How much spent on: Other Occasion 5 How much spent on: Other Occasion 5 How much spent on: Other Occasion 5 How much spent on: Other Occasion 5 How much spent on: Other Occasion 5 On (occasion), how much did you spend in cash and in kind for the following items? Total Cash Value ( in Peso), Other Occasions The same items as in the weekly food expenses in Item 1 will be asked from cereals to other food expenses not elsewhere classified. However, only the total cash value both for cash and non-cash will be indicated in the corresponding columns for the identified special occasions. Entries must be in two (2) decimal places. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Qualifier26 Qualifier26 Qualifier26 Qualifier26 Qualifier26 Monthly Recurring Expenses 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? (Implied) Ask type of expenses from the list. 1 Fuel, light, water 2 Household operations 3 Transportation and communication 4 Pocket money for children and other members 5 Personal care and effects 6 Leisure and recreation Monthly Recurring Expenses - These refer to the usual or recurring expenses by the household on a regular or monthly basis such as payment of bills for electricity, water, telephone, etc. and other non-bill payments. 1. 1 Fuel, light, and water - These are expenses on electricity and other products like kerosene, gas, candles, oils, etc; water and liquified petroleum gas and other fuel for cooking such as charcoal, firewood, etc. 1.2 Household operations- Household operation expenditures refer to laundry soap/detergent and other cleaning products; other consumables used for household operation such as starch for clothes, floor wax, insect spray, rat and mosquito killer/coil, air freshener/deodorizer, fluorescent and incandescent bulbs, matches, brooms, husks, battery, naphthalene balls, etc. Also included are laundry and dry clean services, payment of wages given to domestic helpers, gardeners, baby sitters, cooks, etc. and repair and maintenance of household appliances. 1.3 Transportation and communication - These are the transport expenses on land, air and water; personal transport expenses like gasoline, oil, repair and washing, purchase of spare parts, etc.; and feeds for animals use for transportation. Communication expenses consist of telephone bills, postage stamps, telegrams, driving lesson fees, etc. 1.4 Pocket money for children and other members - These are allowances given to children and other members of the household for their day to day expenses excluding allowance for transportation and food. 1.5 Personal care and effects - Personal care refers to beauty aid and toilet articles like cleansing cream, astringent, body deodorant, lotion, baby oil, make-up cosmetics, perfumes, powder, razor blade, toilet/bath soap, toilet and tissue paper, toothpaste, sanitary napkins, shampoo, conditioner, etc. Personal effects refer to fine and costume jewelry, wristwatch, handbag, wallet, umbrella, etc; beauty parlor and barbershop service fees, and services paid for sauna bath, body massage, aerobics, fees for dance instructors, etc. 1.6Leisure and recreation - Leisure are those expenditure for admission to movies/shows, cockfights, etc., memberships to hobby clubs, resorts, admission fee for basketball, boxing, circuses and fairs, including expenses on discos, nightclubs, beerhouses, billiard and pools, bowling, pets and its food, visit to veterinarian, etc. Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 1 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? For items mentioned, indicate the total amount spent on the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Monthly Recurring Expenses 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? (Implied) Ask type of expenses from the list. 1 Fuel, light, water 2 Household operations 3 Transportation and communication 4 Pocket money for children and other members 5 Personal care and effects 6 Leisure and recreation Monthly Recurring Expenses - These refer to the usual or recurring expenses by the household on a regular or monthly basis such as payment of bills for electricity, water, telephone, etc. and other non-bill payments. Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 2 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? For items mentioned, indicate the total amount spent on the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Monthly Recurring Expenses 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? (Implied) Ask type of expenses from the list. 1 Fuel, light, water 2 Household operations 3 Transportation and communication 4 Pocket money for children and other members 5 Personal care and effects 6 Leisure and recreation Monthly Recurring Expenses - These refer to the usual or recurring expenses by the household on a regular or monthly basis such as payment of bills for electricity, water, telephone, etc. and other non-bill payments. Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 3 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? For items mentioned, indicate the total amount spent on the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Monthly Recurring Expenses 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? (Implied) Ask type of expenses from the list. 1 Fuel, light, water 2 Household operations 3 Transportation and communication 4 Pocket money for children and other members 5 Personal care and effects 6 Leisure and recreation Monthly Recurring Expenses - These refer to the usual or recurring expenses by the household on a regular or monthly basis such as payment of bills for electricity, water, telephone, etc. and other non-bill payments. Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 4 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? For items mentioned, indicate the total amount spent on the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Monthly Recurring Expenses 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? (Implied) Ask type of expenses from the list. 1 Fuel, light, water 2 Household operations 3 Transportation and communication 4 Pocket money for children and other members 5 Personal care and effects 6 Leisure and recreation Monthly Recurring Expenses - These refer to the usual or recurring expenses by the household on a regular or monthly basis such as payment of bills for electricity, water, telephone, etc. and other non-bill payments. Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 5 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? For items mentioned, indicate the total amount spent on the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Monthly Recurring Expenses 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? (Implied) Ask type of expenses from the list. 1 Fuel, light, water 2 Household operations 3 Transportation and communication 4 Pocket money for children and other members 5 Personal care and effects 6 Leisure and recreation Monthly Recurring Expenses - These refer to the usual or recurring expenses by the household on a regular or monthly basis such as payment of bills for electricity, water, telephone, etc. and other non-bill payments. Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses Value 6 Monthly Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? For items mentioned, indicate the total amount spent on the space provided in two (2) decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 1 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses - The following are expenses incurred occasionally and are non-recurring or expenses called for when the need arises. 1. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items - Expenses for clothing include ready made apparel like pants, dresses, shirts, blouses, school and office uniforms, underwear, handkerchief, socks, baby's clothing, cloth diapers etc. Footwear expenses include shoes, slippers and service fees for repair of shoes, etc. Also included are sewing materials and accessories like fabrics, textile, threads, needles, buttons, zippers, etc and the service fees for repair of dress, pants, etc. 1.2 Education - These are expenditures on tuition, allowances given to family members away from home, books, school supplies and other educational expenses. 1.3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item - These are the expenses incurred for recreation other than those spend on regular monthly basis. 1.4 Medical care - These are expenses for health care and medical goods/services availed of by the household such as medicines, hospital room charges, medical and dental charges such as service fees for doctors, dentists, private nurse, etc. Include also expenses on alcohol, bandages, plasters, adhesives, cold rub, eyeglasses and other service fees paid for herbolarios, faith healers, etc. 1.5 Furnishing / Equipment - These consist of durable furnishings and equipment purchased by the household during the reference period like kitchen and laundry items such as refrigerator, cooking range/stove, washing machine, clothes dryer, etc.; audio-visual equipment like television, videocassette recorder, stereo set, VCD, radio and radio cassette, etc.; furniture such as dining set, sala set, beds, cabinets, etc.; transport equipment for household use such as bicycles, tricycles, cars, vans, etc.; other major appliances/equipment, minor appliances and household tools like vacuum cleaner, floor polisher, airconditioner, electric fan, rice cooker, toaster, sewing machine, flat iron, hammer, saw, chisel, rake, spade, garden hose, lawn mower, etc. 1.6 Income/business tax - These are the various taxes and other fees paid by the household like income tax, real estate tax, tax impose for using the property for personal purposes, car registration, toll fees, driver's license and other direct taxes like the community tax certificates (residence certificates), inheritance tax, donor's tax, alien certificate of registration (ACR), etc. Include also other taxes paid by the household such as custom's duties paid for personal effects bought from abroad, amusement tax and taxes paid as a consumer, etc. 1.7 Maintenance and minor repair - These are expenses for house maintenance and minor repairs for the following: replacement of faucets, sinks and tiles; repair of clogged drainage; replacement of broken windows; repainting of house or wall papering; repair of leaking proof; repair of fence and repair of faulty wires, switches and plugs. 1.8 Gifts and contributions to others - These expenses cover all gifts, contributions and all forms of assistance given by the family to others such as tithes, contributions to church during the mass, religious institutions and to other individuals outside the family. The amount spent should come from the income of the household during the reference period. Thus, gifts given during the reference period but came from withdrawals from savings deposit from banks, or loans obtained from others as well as gifts taken from production outside the period should not be included. Also excluded are the value of used clothing and other old personal properties of the household given away to individuals outside the family. 1.9 Special family occasion, other than food expense - These expenses are incurred because of a special family occasion such as wedding dress, baptismal dress and other personal effects used for the occasion. 1.10 Other disbursements - These include payment for the following: (1) purchase or amortization of real property; (2) amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expenses; (3) payment of loans; (4) installment for appliances: (5) loans granted to persons outside the family; (6) additional capital equity for household enterprises/business (7) amount deposited in banks and investments; and (8) other disbursements not elsewhere classified. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 1 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 1 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 2 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 2 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 2 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 3 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 3 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 3 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 4 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 4 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 4 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 5 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 5 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 5 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 6 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 6 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 6 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 7 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 7 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 7 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 8 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 8 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 8 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 9 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 9 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 9 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 10 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 10 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 10 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 11 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 11 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 11 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 12 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 12 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 12 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 13 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 13 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 13 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 14 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 14 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 14 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses 15 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? Ask the respondent on each item listed. Encircle the appropriate code/s on the expense item incurred. 1 Clothing, shoes and other similar items 2 Education 3 Recreation, other than regular monthly expense on related item 4 Medical care 5 Furnishing / Equipment 6 Income/Business Tax 7 Maintenance and repair 8 Gifts and contributions to others 9 Special family occasion, other than food expense 10 Purchase/Amortization of real property 11 Amortization for insurance, pre-need plans and other related expense 12 Payment of loans 13 Installments for appliances 14 Loans granted to persons outside the family 15 Additional capital equity for household enterprise/business 16 Amounts deposited to banks/investments 17 Other disbursements not elsewhere classified Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 15 Annual, Occasional Non Recurring Expenses Value 15 Annual, Occasional, Non-Recurring Expenses During the reference period, how much did your household spend for the following? A working table on education expenditures is prepared to capture the true expenses for household members attending school during the reference period. 1. Which of the following items did you spend for each HH member who attended school during the reference period? 1 - tuition and other school fees 2 - private tutoring or extra classes 3 - fees for examination papers and other related fees 4 - purchase/rental of books 5 - purchase of papers and other school supplies 6 - transportation, lunch money, and daily allowance 7 - contribution to PTA and other school organizations 8 - contribution to school events (school socials, christmas party) 9 - uniform/clothing 10 - purchase of materials for school project 2. How many times during the reference period did you incur the expenses? - Ask the respondent the number of times the expense items enumerated in Question 1 was incurred for the studies of household member. 3. On the average, how much did you spend for (item) during the reference period? - Ask the respondent how much was spent on each expense item incurred. 4. Did HHM (name) received during the reference period any scholarship/exemption from any school fees and other school contribution? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) received scholarship/ educational benefits during the reference period. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and go to Question 7. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 5. Why was HHM (name) given scholarship / exemption from school fees and other contributions? - Ask the respondent why (household member studying) was given such benefits. Record the reason/s given by the respondent on the corresponding line provided for each household member. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 6. What was the value of this scholarship/ exemption? - Ask the respondent how much was the value of the benefits received by household member studying. Record the value in the space provided. Accomplish this for each household member studying. 7. Did HHM (name) have all the required textbooks? - Ask the respondent if (household member studying) had the required textbooks. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". Accomplish this for each student in the household. NOTE: Compute for the total amount spent on education for all household members studying. Record in the space provided for education on page 40 B.2, 1.2. Indicate the total amount in the space provided in two decimal places. Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record Type Record type 1. Region Region Region Region Region Write the name of the region on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All regions of the Philippines 1 Ilocos Region 2 Cagayan Valley 3 Central Luzon 4 CALABARZON 5 Bicol 6 Western Visayas 7 Central Visayas 8 Eastern Visayas 9 Zamboanga Peninsula 10 Northern Mindanao 11 Davao 12 SOCSKSARGEN 13 Natiional Capital Region 14 CAR 15 ARMM 16 CARAGA 17 MIMAROPA Region where the study is conducted Province Province Province Province Province Write the name of the province on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. All provinces of the Philippines, excluding are the provinces of Batanes and Lanao del Sur. 1 Abra 2 Agusan Norte 3 Agusan Sur 4 Aklan 5 Albay 6 Antique 7 Basilan 8 Bataan 10 Batangas 11 Benguet 12 Bohol 13 Bukidnon 14 Bulacan 15 Cagayan 16 Camarines Norte 17 Camarines Sur 18 Camiguin 19 Capiz 20 Catanduanes 21 Cavite 22 Cebu 23 Davao Norte 24 Davao Sur 25 Davao Oriental 26 Eastern Samar 27 Ifugao 28 Ilocos Norte 29 Ilocos Sur 30 Iloilo 31 Isabela 32 Kalinga 33 La Union 34 Laguna 35 Lanao Norte 36 Lanao Sur 37 Leyte 38 Maguindanao 39 District 1 40 Marinduque 41 Masbate 42 Misamis Occidental 43 Misamis Oriental 44 Mt. Province 45 Negros Occ. 46 Negros Oriental 47 North Cotabato 48 Northern Samar 49 Nueva Ecija 50 Nueva Vizcaya 51 Mindoro Occidental 52 Mindoro Oriental 53 Palawan 54 Pampanga 55 Pangasinan 56 Quezon 57 Quirino 58 Rizal 59 Romblon 60 Western Samar 61 Siquijor 62 Sorsogon 63 South Cotabato 64 Southern Leyte 65 Sultan Kudarat 66 Sulu 67 Surigao Norte 68 Surigao Sur 69 Tarlac 70 Tawi-Tawi 71 Zambales 72 Zamboanga Norte 73 Zamboanga Sur 74 District 2 75 District 3 76 District 4 77 Aurora 79 Guimaras 81 Biliran 82 Davao City 84 Sarangani 85 Zamboanga City 86 Apayao 87 Compostela Valley 88 Zamboanga Sibugay Provinces in the Region where the study is conducted Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Municipality Write the name of the city/municipality on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Barangay Write the name of the barangay on the lines provided. Copy the corresponding codes from the masterlist and enter in the appropriate boxes. Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum Stratum 1 Large Barangays 2 Medium Barangays 3 Small Barangays Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Enumeration Area Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number Household Serial Number The following variables Region, Province, Municipality,Barangay, Stratum , Enumeration Area and Household Serial Number (v2-v8) will appear and are the same in Record Type 2 to Record Type 27. Codes of households. Loan Code Loan Code Loan Code Loan Code Loan Code Source of Loan Refer the source of loan to the list and code. Borrowed Borrowed Borrowed Borrowed Borrowed During the reference period, did any member of the household borrow money or goods? If Yes, Ask Questions 2 to 20. Ask if any member of the household borrow money or goods. Encircle code "1" if yes, otherwise encircle "2" and end the interview. 1 Yes 2 No When: Month When: Month When: Month When: Month When: Month When was loan obtained? Month Ask month when the loan was obtained and indicate in the corresponding spaces by source of loan. 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December When: Year When: Year When: Year When: Year When: Year MONTH When was loan obtained? When was loan obtained? Year Ask when the year loan was obtained and indicate in the corresponding spaces by source of loan. Loan Principal Loan Principal Loan Principal Loan Principal Loan Principal How much was the principal value of loan? Ask the principal amount of loan and indicate on the spaces provided. With Collateral With Collateral With Collateral With Collateral With Collateral Was the loan given in exchange for a collateral? Ask if there was a collateral for the loan acquired. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and proceed to Question 6. Ask if there was a collateral for the loan acquired. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and proceed to Question 6. 1 Yes 2 No Asset as Collateral 1 Asset as Collateral 1 Asset as Collateral 1 Asset as Collateral 1 Asset as Collateral 1 Was the loan given in exchange for a collateral? If yes, what kind of asset was used as collateral? Ask what kind of asset was used as collateral. Indicate the answer in the space provided for each source of loan. Asset as Collateral 2 Asset as Collateral 2 Asset as Collateral 2 Asset as Collateral 2 Asset as Collateral 2 If yes, what kind of asset was used as collateral? Asset as Collateral 3 Asset as Collateral 3 Asset as Collateral 3 Asset as Collateral 3 Asset as Collateral 3 If yes, what kind of asset was used as collateral? With Guarantor With Guarantor With Guarantor With Guarantor With Guarantor Was there a guarantor for this loan? Ask if there was a guarantor for the loan acquired. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and proceed to Question 8. Ask if there was a guarantor for the loan acquired. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2" and proceed to Question 8. 1 Yes 2 No Relationship Relationship Relationship Relationship Relationship Was there a guarantor for this loan? If yes, what is the relation of the borrower to the guarantor? Ask the relation of the household member who borrowed money or goods to the guarantor. Write the answer on the space provided by source of loan. How much interest How much interest How much interest How much interest How much interest How much was the interest rate? Ask the interest rate charged by the creditor and indicate if per month, per year, etc. on the spaces provided. The rate should be in two decimal places. Interest Period Interest Period Interest Period Interest Period Interest Period How much was the interest rate? per Ask the interest rate charged by the creditor and indicate if per month, per year, etc. on the spaces provided. The rate should be in two decimal places. Repayment Period Repayment Period Repayment Period Repayment Period Repayment Period How long (in months) was the repayment period? Ask the number of months required for paying the loan. Indicate the answer on the space provided. Manner of Payment Manner of Payment Manner of Payment Manner of Payment Manner of Payment How do you pay your amortization? Ask the mode of payment for the amortization of loan. Encircle code "1" if the answer is in-cash, code "2" if it is in-kind and code "3" if it is in-cash and in-kind. Frequency of amortization Frequency of amortization Frequency of amortization Frequency of amortization Frequency of amortization How frequent do you pay amortization? Ask the frequency in paying the amortization and indicate on the space provided. Amount of Amortization Amount of Amortization Amount of Amortization Amount of Amortization Amount of Amortization How much do you pay each time? Ask the amount being paid every due date on the box provided by source of loan. With Contract? With Contract? With Contract? With Contract? With Contract? Did you have a contract for the loan? Ask if there was a contract for the loan acquired. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes, otherwise encircle "2". 1 Yes 2 No Loan Purpose 1 Loan Purpose 1 Loan Purpose 1 Loan Purpose 1 Loan Purpose 1 What was the loan intended for? Ask the purpose of the loan acquired and encircle the corresponding code/s provided by source of loan. 1 Agricultural Production 2 Education 3 Emergency 4 Business 5 House repair 6 To pay loans 7 Loan Purpose 2 Loan Purpose 2 Loan Purpose 2 Loan Purpose 2 Loan Purpose 2 What was the loan intended for? Ask the purpose of the loan acquired and encircle the corresponding code/s provided by source of loan. 1 Agricultural Production 2 Education 3 Emergency 4 Business 5 House repair 6 To pay loans 7 Loan Purpose 3 Loan Purpose 3 Loan Purpose 3 Loan Purpose 3 Loan Purpose 3 What was the loan intended for? Ask the purpose of the loan acquired and encircle the corresponding code/s provided by source of loan. 1 Agricultural Production 2 Education 3 Emergency 4 Business 5 House repair 6 To pay loans 7 Loan Actual use 1 Loan Actual use 1 Loan Actual use 1 Loan Actual use 1 Loan Actual use 1 Where did you actually use the proceeds from this loan? Ask where the proceeds of the loan was actually use and write the answer on the space provided by source of loan. Loan Actual use 2 Loan Actual use 2 Loan Actual use 2 Loan Actual use 2 Loan Actual use 2 Where did you actually use the proceeds from this loan? Ask where the proceeds of the loan was actually use and write the answer on the space provided by source of loan. Loan Actual use 3 Loan Actual use 3 Loan Actual use 3 Loan Actual use 3 Loan Actual use 3 Where did you actually use the proceeds from this loan? Ask where the proceeds of the loan was actually use and write the answer on the space provided by source of loan. Reason for not using 1 Reason for not using 1 Reason for not using 1 Reason for not using 1 Reason for not using 1 If use of loan was different from the original, why did you use the loan for this? Ask why the loan was use for other purpose and write the answer on the space provided by source of loan. Reason for not using 2 Reason for not using 2 Reason for not using 2 Reason for not using 2 Reason for not using 2 If use of loan was different from the original, why did you use the loan for this? Ask why the loan was use for other purpose and write the answer on the space provided by source of loan. Reason for not using 3 Reason for not using 3 Reason for not using 3 Reason for not using 3 Reason for not using 3 If use of loan was different from the original, why did you use the loan for this? Ask why the loan was use for other purpose and write the answer on the space provided by source of loan. Amount already paid Amount already paid Amount already paid Amount already paid Amount already paid How much was already paid for? Ask the total amount already paid for the loan and indicate on the space provided by source of loan. This should be in two decimal places. Loan Balance Loan Balance Loan Balance Loan Balance Loan Balance How much more remained to be paid? Ask the outstanding balance of the loan to be paid and indicate the answer on the space provided by source of loan. This should be in two decimal places. Paid on time? Paid on time? Paid on time? Paid on time? Paid on time? Were you able to pay your amortization on time? Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes and end the interview. Encircle code "2" if the answer is no and proceed to Question 20. Ask if the amortizations were paid on time. Encircle code "1" if the answer is yes and end the interview. Encircle code "2" if the answer is no and proceed to Question 20. 1 Yes 2 No Month in arrears Month in arrears Month in arrears Month in arrears Month in arrears If no, how many months are you now in arrears? Ask how many months the loan amortization was in arrears and indicate the answer on the space provided by source of loan.