DDI_TZA_2008_TASAF-II_v01_M_v01_A_PUF_WBDG Development Data Group 2012-02-21 NADA Vulnerable Groups Impact Evaluation Household Survey 2008 (TASAF II), Round 1 TASAF II 2008 TZA_2008_TASAF-II_v01_M_v01_A_PUF Sarah Baird Craig McIntosh Berk Ozler NADA World Bank, TFESSD World Bank, Spanish Impact Evaluation Trust Fund World Bank, Government Accountability Project Berk Ozler Other Household Survey [hh/oth] Version 1.0, Public Use Files The Tanzania Social Action Fund (TASAF) is a community-driven development operation launched by the government of the United Republic of Tanzania in 2000, as one of the instruments to fight poverty. The second phase of the project -TASAF II - began in 2005. The program's financing targeted three main groups: service poor communities (improvement of social services and infrastructure), food insecure households (public works programs where beneficiaries receive cash for work) and vulnerable groups - the elderly, people with disabilities, widows, orphans, and those living with HIV/AIDS (income generation projects such as animal husbandry, tailoring, milling, vegetable growing, etc.). In 2006, it was decided that impact evaluation should focus on the vulnerable group component of TASAF II. World Bank and TASAF representatives designed a randomized experiment to evaluate the impact of providing income generating projects to vulnerable groups on various outcomes, including health, nutrition, education, poverty, consumption, insurance, and social capital. The study included a random assignment of villages into treatment and control groups, where the villages in the control group receive their projects with a delay of 12 months. The first (baseline) round of the impact evaluation study was conducted from April to November 2008. Datasets from this round are documented here. The second round was carried out in 2009, and the third assessment was implemented in 2012. The first round of the study took place in five (out of 121) districts: Moshi, Kwimba, Lushoto, Makete, and Nzega. In each district, all vulnerable groups in 20 villages were evaluated. In every selected village, researchers conducted detailed surveys for 15-20 households, as well as small census. Overall, 1,544 households completed detailed household survey. Tanzania Moshi, Kwimba, Lushoto, Makete, and Nzega districts. - households; - individuals. Sample survey data [ssd] - Demographic characteristics of household members; - Children's nutrition and care; - Children's measurements; - Amenities (dwelling, drinking water, toilet, energy used for lighting); - Assets; - Agriculture; - Livestock; - Enterprises; - Transfers (cash transfers, gifts); - Shocks; - Credit; - Information sources; - Self-help groups; - Time preference and risk aversion; - HIV/AIDS; - Consumption (food consumption, personal consumption). Economic Development Initiatives First, five districts, broadly representative of the country as a whole, were selected. These districts were Moshi, Kwimba, Lushoto, Makete, and Nzega. Within these study districts, TASAF officials were asked to provide 20 villages in which Vulnerable Groups (VG) applications had moved through the submission process to the point at which they were ready to be funded, but had not yet received any money. Thus while the districts that form the study are in some general sense representative, the sample of villages was selected based on the following criterion: being at a specific stage in the VG application process. Within the 100 study villages, researchers interviewed every household using a short listing survey, providing a census of 61,611 households. Each household was then sorted into one of the following strata: - Village elites (Village Executive Office and the village chairman), - Ineligible households (i.e. households with no vulnerable individuals as defined by TASAF), - Eligible non-beneficiaries (households with at least one vulnerable individual but not benefitting from any VG sub-projects), - VG Beneficiaries (households with at least one vulnerable individual and benefitting from a VG sub-project). This group was further stratified into two groups: 1) VG group leaders (chairperson, secretary, and treasurer, who hold signatory power over group accounts), 2) VG "rank and file" members (the rest of the group conducting the proposed income generating activity - with no signatory powers over the group accounts). Within each village, a short listing survey was given to every household. A long listing survey was given to all village elites, all households with vulnerable members (including VG beneficiaries and eligible non-beneficiaries - 38,871 households in total), and to a randomly selected sample of ineligible households. In each of the 100 villages, a household survey was conducted with the two village elites, the three group leaders from each TASAF II group, three randomly sampled "rank and file" members from each TASAF II group, three randomly sampled households from all "eligible non-beneficiaries" in each village, and three randomly selected households from all "ineligible" households in each village. Hence, in a typical village with one TASAF II group funded to run an income generating activity, the sample size was 14. There were 1,544 households that completed the household survey in the 100 villages. Face-to-face [f2f] The following survey instruments were used in the study: 1) Short listing survey. Within each village, a short listing survey was given to every household. The short listing survey collected basic demographic information about the household (e.g. household size and age of the eldest household members), GPS data, and determined whether or not the household contained a vulnerable member. 2) Long listing survey. The long listing survey collected more detailed data, including household amenities, characteristics of the household head, holdings of assets, and basic consumption data. 3) Household Questionnaire - "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation". The household survey contained detailed consumption data at the household level, limited consumption data at the individual level, as well as collecting information on distance to the village center, the education of the household head, asset ownership, participation in village meetings, whether household members hold political office in the village, and blood relationships between household memberships and village elites. Detailed information about data collection supervision is available in "Field Supervisor's Manual" in external resources. Detailed information about data processing is available in "Data Processing Manual" in external resources. The use of the datasets must be acknowledged using a citation which would include: - the identification of the Primary Investigator (including country name) - the full title of the survey and its acronym (when available), and the year(s) of implementation - the survey reference number - the source and date of download (for datasets disseminated online). Example: Sarah Baird, George Washington University, Craig McIntosh, University of California San Diego, Berk Ozler, World Bank. Tanzania Second Social Action Fund (TASAF II) - Vulnerable Groups Impact Evaluation - Round I, Household Survey 2008, Ref. TZA_2008_TASAF-II_v01_M_v01_A_PUF. Dataset downloaded from [URL] on [date]. Public use files. The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses. ClusterMaster_public 100 12 HHAsset_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section "T5B Assets" (p. 22). 23160 4 HHChild_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, sections "T4A Child member data - Nutrition and Care" and "T4b Child member data - measurements". 963 23 HHConsDataCatA_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section "T6AE Food consumption" (p. 51-52). 35512 16 HHConsDataCatB_public 10808 7 HHConsDataCatCDE_public 37056 8 HHCredit_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section "T5HA Credit details" (p. 40). 484 9 HHData_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, sections "T1 Start", "HH Head Info", "T5A Amenities", "T5C Agriculture", "T5D Livestock", "T5F Transfers", "T5I Information sources", "T5K Time preference and risk aversion", "T5L HIV/AIDS", "T6 Consumption data" and "T7 Finish". 1544 95 HHEnterprise_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section T5EA: Enterprise details (p.30-33) 318 24 HHLivestock_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section T5D Livestock (p.27-28) 16984 9 HHMember_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, sections T3A Household member - Demographics, T3B Household member - Education, and T3C Household member - health (p. 6-15) 7989 58 HHMemberConsumption_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section "T6GA Household member - personal consumption" (p.55-57). 1079 23 HHOtherDescription_public 249 4 HHPrivTransfers_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section "T5F Transfers" (p.34). 765 7 HHSampleRecord_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, section "C Control data" (p. 1). 1616 4 HHShock_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, sections "T5G Shocks" and "T5GA Shock details" (p.36-37). 26248 8 HHTimeStampData_public 43658 4 HHTransGroup_public The file contains answers from "HH QX TASAF II Impact Evaluation" questionnaire, sections "T5J Self-help groups" and "T5JA Self-help groups (details)" (p. 41-42). 892 8 Interviewer_public 201 4 Kitongoji_public 811 2 LHHAsset_public 286328 4 LHHDisMember_public 3922 5 LHHGroupMembership_public 43027 5 LHHNumMatch_public 2086 3 LHHOtherDescription_public 235 4 LHHRecord_public 61611 53 LHHSampleRecord_public 3356 5 sampling_weights 1000 3 VillagePerson_public 2177 20 VillageProjectGroup_public 123 6 District ID District ID District ID District ID District ID 100 0304 0401 1103 1401 1904 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 100 ID of supervisor conducting the V-form confirmation ID of supervisor conducting the V-form confirmation ID of supervisor conducting the V-form confirmation ID of supervisor conducting the V-form confirmation ID of supervisor conducting the V-form confirmation 100 200304 200802 ID of supervisor of team visiting this village for survey work ID of supervisor of team visiting this village for survey work ID of supervisor of team visiting this village for survey work ID of supervisor of team visiting this village for survey work ID of supervisor of team visiting this village for survey work 100 200806 200807 200808 Does the VEO live in this village? Does the VEO live in this village? Does the VEO live in this village? Does the VEO live in this village? Does the VEO live in this village? 100 1 Yes 2 No (Expected) number of HHs in the cluster (Expected) number of HHs in the cluster (Expected) number of HHs in the cluster (Expected) number of HHs in the cluster (Expected) number of HHs in the cluster 100 105 3016 558.04 377.36 Number of Kitongoji in the cluster Number of Kitongoji in the cluster Number of Kitongoji in the cluster Number of Kitongoji in the cluster Number of Kitongoji in the cluster 100 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 1/X - Share of non-VG HHs receiving long listing (randomly determined) - % 1/X - Share of non-VG HHs receiving long listing (randomly determined) - % 1/X - Share of non-VG HHs receiving long listing (randomly determined) - % 1/X - Share of non-VG HHs receiving long listing (randomly determined) - % 1/X - Share of non-VG HHs receiving long listing (randomly determined) - % 100 5.291 100 38.535 22.855 Minimum age to be considered elderly (broad VG criterion) = set by project HQ Minimum age to be considered elderly (broad VG criterion) = set by project HQ Minimum age to be considered elderly (broad VG criterion) = set by project HQ Minimum age to be considered elderly (broad VG criterion) = set by project HQ Minimum age to be considered elderly (broad VG criterion) = set by project HQ 100 55 Distance cluster from the District centre (in Kms) (VFC estimate) Distance cluster from the District centre (in Kms) (VFC estimate) Distance cluster from the District centre (in Kms) (VFC estimate) Distance cluster from the District centre (in Kms) (VFC estimate) Distance cluster from the District centre (in Kms) (VFC estimate) 52 48 3 160 32.096 24.287 Access to the village - months passable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months passable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months passable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months passable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months passable (VFC estimate) 49 Aug - Mar Jan - Dec. Jan - Dec Jan - Mar Jul - Apr Jul - Mar May - Oct. May - Nov May - Oct Sep - Jan Access to the village - months impassable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months impassable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months impassable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months impassable (VFC estimate) Access to the village - months impassable (VFC estimate) 47 Apr - Aug Apr - Jul Dec - Apr Feb - Aug Mar - Jul None Nov - Apr Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 23160 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 23160 Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code FOR EACH ASSET IN THE LIST (cf. asset code), CHECK 'YES' OR 'NO' DEPENDING ON WHETHER THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS THE ASSET OR NOT. Asset code 23160 1 Iron 2 Refridgerator 3 Television 4 Mattress or bed 5 Radio 6 Watch or clock 7 Sewing machine 8 Any stove ( NOT including 'figa') 9 Bicycle 10 Motorcycle 11 Car or truck 12 Wheelbarrow 13 Mobile phone 14 Sponged sofa 15 Non-sponged sofa Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? FOR EACH ASSET IN THE LIST (cf. asset code), CHECK 'YES' OR 'NO' DEPENDING ON WHETHER THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS THE ASSET OR NOT. Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? For each item listed, indicate whether someone in the household owns one of the listed items (‘yes’ or ‘no’). Make sure to ask EACH individual item and not let the respondent simple list which assets he/she thinks they have. Also, you should ask about the more luxury items, such as cars, even if you think they do not own it. You can always tell the respondent that you are asking those questions to everybody in the village, and that it is your job to do so in order to be consistent for each household. Make sure you ask whether or not the respondent or anyone in the household owns the item. This is important as it is easy to slip into the habit of asking ‘you’ rather than ‘you or anyone else in the household’ (as it conforms more closely to natural conversational phrasing). Stick to the formulation ‘you or anyone else in the household’ to avoid confusion. Asking ‘you’ may be interpreted by the respondent as meaning ‘his/her self’ not the household. People who belong to several households (e.g. a polygamist head of household with another wife and household somewhere else) will own assets that do not belong to the household you are interviewing. E.g. do not count this person’s furniture in the other household as belonging to the household you are interviewing, but DO count a mobile phone that he carries with him or a motorbike that he uses to visit both households. The rule should be that anything that remains in the other household is not eligible for inclusion in the asset section of the questionnaire, but anything that clearly transfers between households can be included. Note that a ‘functioning’ need to be ‘functioning’ in order to be considered as owned asset. For instance, do not consider a car that has been standing still in the garage for several years because it does not function anymore. However, in case an asset is temporarily not functioning (for instance a cell-phone that is at the fundi at the moment), you should consider it. Specific asset instructions: • Radio: Emphasize that also small radio’s are considered • Clock: Emphasize that also watches are considered • Television: it is having the UNIT itself that is meant here, NOT whether this unit has SIGNAL or not. 23160 1 Yes 2 No Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 963 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 963 Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 963 Was [NAME] breastfed? Was [NAME] breastfed? Was [NAME] breastfed? Was [NAME] breastfed? Was [NAME] breastfed? Enabled if there is at least one child of age below 5 years in the household. FIRST ANSWER QUESTION 1 ON THIS FORM, BEFORE MOVING ON TO FORM T4a FOR EACH OF THE CHILDREN BELOW 5 YEARS OLD IN THE HOUSEHOLD. FORM T4b SHOULD ONLY BE COMPLETED AT THE END OF THE INTERVIEW AND ONLY IF 1) IT IS A TASAF HOUSEHOLD AND IF 2) THE CHILD IS OLDER THAN 6 MONTHS OLD AND YOUNGER THAN 5 YEARS OLD. IF A SUB-FORM T4b IS REQUIRED TO BE COMPLETED, IT WILL HAVE AN ASTERIX ALONG THE SIDE ON FORM T4. The questions in this sections should preferably be asked to the MAIN carer of the child. In case there is more than 1 respondent in this section, select the main respondent to this section. Was [NAME] breastfed? 963 1 Yes 2 No How many times did [NAME] get breastfed yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get breastfed yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get breastfed yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get breastfed yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get breastfed yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get breastfed yesterday? 598 365 -99 20 2.726 7.969 How many times did [NAME] get liquid food yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get liquid food yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get liquid food yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get liquid food yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get liquid food yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get liquid food yesterday? 963 -99 7 1.006 7.312 How many times did [NAME] get solids (snacks) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (snacks) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (snacks) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (snacks) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (snacks) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (snacks) yesterday? 963 -99 7 0.383 7.248 How many times did [NAME] get solids (meals) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (meals) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (meals) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (meals) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (meals) yesterday? How many times did [NAME] get solids (meals) yesterday? 963 -99 5 1.332 7.329 Who is the principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the principal carer of [NAME]? If the principal carer of the child is a member of the household, the next response field is enabled, in which you can select the respective household member. 963 1 Current HH member 2 Relative in another HH 3 Non-relative 4 Nursery/Kindergarten 99 Other Name of principal carer? FIRST Name of principal carer? FIRST Name of principal carer? FIRST Name of principal carer? FIRST Name of principal carer? FIRST Name of principal carer? FIRST (SELECT NAME FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER) 961 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 20 21 Sysmiss Who is the SECOND principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the SECOND principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the SECOND principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the SECOND principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the SECOND principal carer of [NAME]? Who is the SECOND principal carer of [NAME]? If the principal carer of the child is a member of the household, the next response field is enabled, in which you can select the respective household member. You should always try to probe whether there is a second carer for the child. If there really is no second one, you should select 'none'. 963 1 Current HH member 2 Relative in another HH 3 Non-relative 4 Nursery/Kindergarten 99 Other Name of principal carer? SECOND Name of principal carer? SECOND Name of principal carer? SECOND Name of principal carer? SECOND Name of principal carer? SECOND Name of principal carer? SECOND (SELECT NAME FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER) 915 48 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 Sysmiss Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? Was the height of [NAME] recorded? THIS SECTION SHOULD BE COMPLETED AT THE END OF THE INTERVIEW. YOU WILL HAVE TO COME BACK TO THIS SECTION ONCE YOU HAVE REACHED T8 AND ONLY IF THERE ARE CHILDREN IN THE HOUSEHOLD FOR WHICH THIS SECTION NEEDS TO BE COMPLETED. IN CASE A CHILD IS NOT PRESENT AT THE MOMENT OF VISIT, YOU WILL HAVE TO COME BACK BEFORE LEAVING THE VILLAGE. MAKE SURE YOU SELECT THE APPROPRIATE NUMBER OF VISITS ON T8 IN THAT CASE AND TO SET THE TIME OF RESUMPTION AND FINISHED OF THE SECOND VISIT. Was the height of [NAME] recorded? If the child is not home at the moment of your visit, you should try to go back to the household within the 4 days (average) of your stay in the village and make sure that you find the child there. In case the child will not come back within those 4 days, you should report 'currently not home'. 393 570 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? Why was the height of [NAME] not recorded? 25 938 1 Currently not home 2 Too ill 3 Unwilling 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS What is [name]'s current height? IN CENTIMETERS 368 595 20 110 74.998 24.107 Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? Was height/length measured with child standing or lying down? 368 595 1 Standing 2 Lying down Sysmiss Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? Was [NAME] weighed? 393 570 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? Why was [NAME] not weighed? 25 938 1 Currently not home 2 Too ill 3 Unwilling 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS What is [name]'s current weight? IN KILOGRAMS 368 595 5.4 19.5 12.267 2.808 What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY What is [NAME]'s birth date? DAY In the RARE case you don't know the exact day, you should enter '-99'. It is VERY important, however, that you do your very best to make the respondent remember the day of birth. 963 -99 31 14.153 14.877 What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH What is [NAME]'s birth date? MONTH In the VERY RARE case the respondent does not know the exact month, select DK. You should do your VERY best to make the respondent remember, however. A comment MUST be made in case the respondent really does not know, and a valid reason must be given in this case. 963 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 Dk What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR What is [NAME]'s birth date? YEAR Note that there is NO DK option for this response field. The reason why is because it is VERY important that we know the year of birth and since it is maximum 5 years ago, it is impossible that the respondent cannot remember. 962 1 3 2003 4 2004 5 2005 6 2006 7 2007 8 2008 Sysmiss Age child in months (calculated AUTOMATICALLY based on response to T4aQ8) Age child in months (calculated AUTOMATICALLY based on response to T4aQ8) Age child in months (calculated AUTOMATICALLY based on response to T4aQ8) Age child in months (calculated AUTOMATICALLY based on response to T4aQ8) Age child in months (calculated AUTOMATICALLY based on response to T4aQ8) 963 66 30.181 17.011 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 35512 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 35512 Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item 35512 102 1001 512.261 319.856 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 35512 Bidhaa za maziwa (malai, jibini, mgando, n.k isipokuwa mafuta.) Kuku na ndege wengine wafugwao Kunde, maharage, choroko na bidhaa nyingine za jamii ya kunde Mafuta ya kupikia Mahindi (punje) Mandazi, keki na biskuti Mayai Maziwa freshi Mchele Mchicha, kabichi na mboga nyingine za majani Mihogo mibichi Mihogo mikavu/ unga Ndizi za kupikwa Nyama ya mbuzi Nyama ya ng'ombe pamoja na ya kusagwa Nyama ya nguruwe Samaki waliotiwa chumvi/wa makopo (pamoja na dagaa) wakavu Samaki wenye magamba, wabichi (pamoja na dagaa) Sukari Unga wa mahindi Viazi mviringo Viazi vitamu Vitunguu, nyanya, karoti, pilipili mbichi na viungo vingine Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 35512 Beef including minced sausage Buns, cakes and biscuts Cassava dry/flour Cassava fresh Chicken and other poultry Cooking bananas, plantains Cooking oil Dried/salted/canned fish and seafood (incl. dagaa) Eggs Fresh fish and seafood (including dagaa) Fresh milk Goat meat Irish potatoes Maize (flour) Maize (grain) Milk products (like cream, cheese, yoghurt etc, but excl. fats) Onions, tomatoes, carrots and green pepper, other viungo Peas, beans, lentils and other pulses Pork including sauages and bacon Rice (husked) Spinach, cabbage and other green vegetables Sugar Sweet potatoes In the past 7 days, did HH eat/drink any [...] within this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH eat/drink any [...] within this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH eat/drink any [...] within this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH eat/drink any [...] within this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH eat/drink any [...] within this HH? Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA') 35512 1 Yes 2 No How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA') How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY The entry in this field is NOT allowed to be zero, since following the information given on T6S, the HH DID consume the item. 13844 21668 0.05 16800 247.219 831.592 How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? UNIT Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA') How much [ITEM] did your HH consume in the past [RECALL]? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell it?' With bakuli we mean half a kilogram. MCHE = This is a bar of laundry soap about a 40 cm. The unit “piece” refers to ? of a bar or a tablet of bath soap KIBABA = a small tin cylinder with a long handle used to measure liquid commodities e.g. kerosene and cooking oil in shops. 13844 21668 1 Kilograms 2 Grams 3 Litre 4 Millilitre 5 25 KG Bag 6 50 KG Bag 7 90 KG Bag 8 Debe 9 Table spoon 10 Bunch 11 Hand 12 Piece/Number 13 Heap 14 Handful 15 Pakacha/Tenga 16 Gorogoro 17 1/4 KG Tin 18 1/2 KG Tin 19 1 KG Tin 20 Bowl 21 Cup 22 Glass 23 TSh. 24 Mche 25 Kibaba 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA') How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY Double tapping this field will enter 0. 13845 21667 16800 191.025 697.684 How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? UNIT Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA') Enabled if T6AEQ2a > 0 How much came from purchases in the past [RECALL]? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell it?' With bakuli we mean half a kilogram. MCHE = This is a bar of laundry soap about a 40 cm. The unit “piece” refers to one-fourth of a bar or a tablet of bath soap. KIBABA = a small tin cylinder with a long handle used to measure liquid commodities e.g. kerosene and cooking oil in shops. 8154 27358 1 Kilograms 2 Grams 3 Litre 4 Millilitre 5 25 KG Bag 6 50 KG Bag 7 90 KG Bag 8 Debe 9 Table spoon 10 Bunch 11 Hand 12 Piece/Number 13 Heap 14 Handful 15 Pakacha/Tenga 16 Gorogoro 17 1/4 KG Tin 18 1/2 KG Tin 19 1 KG Tin 20 Bowl 21 Cup 22 Glass 23 TSh. 24 Mche 25 Kibaba 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How much did HH spend? How much did HH spend? How much did HH spend? How much did HH spend? How much did HH spend? Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA'). Enabled if T6AEQ2a > 0 How much did you spend? 8154 27358 18 156000 1798.116 2968.712 How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA'). How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY Double tapping this field will enter 0. 13844 21668 15400 53.94 456.834 How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? UNIT Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA'). Enabled if T6AEQ4a > 0 How much came from own production in the past [RECALL]? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell it?' With bakuli we mean half a kilogram. MCHE = This is a bar of laundry soap about a 40 cm. The unit “piece” refers to ? of a bar or a tablet of bath soap. KIBABA = a small tin cylinder with a long handle used to measure liquid commodities e.g. kerosene and cooking oil in shops. 5503 30009 1 Kilograms 2 Grams 3 Litre 4 Millilitre 5 25 KG Bag 6 50 KG Bag 7 90 KG Bag 8 Debe 9 Table spoon 10 Bunch 11 Hand 12 Piece/Number 13 Heap 14 Handful 15 Pakacha/Tenga 16 Gorogoro 17 1/4 KG Tin 18 1/2 KG Tin 19 1 KG Tin 20 Bowl 21 Cup 22 Glass 23 TSh. 24 Mche 25 Kibaba 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA') How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? QUANTITY Double tapping this field will enter 0. 13844 21668 3600 2.23 58.838 How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? UNIT How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? UNIT Enabled only for those items for which the interviewer selected 'yes' on form T6S. NOTE THAT IF THE CONSUMPTION ITEM IS LISTED ON FORM T6, THAT MEANS THAT THE HH DID CONSUME THE ITEM. HENCE, THERE SHOULD ALWAYS BE AT LEAST ONE SOURCE OF CONSUMPTION WITH QUANTITY GREATER THAN 0 ON FORM T6AE. THAT IS, EITHER THE QUANTITY CONSUMED CAME FROM 1) PURCHASES, OR FROM 2) HOME PRODUCTION OR FROM 3) GIFTS. (NOTE TO DATA USER: THE VARIABLES DERIVED FROM THE QUESTIONS ON THIS SCREEN ARE STORED IN TABLE 'HHCONSDATACATA'). Enabled if T6AEQ5a > 0 How much came from gifts and other sources in the past [RECALL]? UNIT In case you need to add several items of DIFFERENT UNITS together in one category, you will need to use TSH as a unit. If the person did not buy the item, you need to ask him/her 'For how many TSH would you be able to sell this item in case you would sell it?' With bakuli we mean half a kilogram. MCHE = This is a bar of laundry soap about a 40 cm. The unit “piece” refers to ? of a bar or a tablet of bath soap. KIBABA = a small tin cylinder with a long handle used to measure liquid commodities e.g. kerosene and cooking oil in shops. 382 35130 1 Kilograms 2 Grams 3 Litre 4 Millilitre 5 25 KG Bag 6 50 KG Bag 7 90 KG Bag 8 Debe 9 Table spoon 10 Bunch 11 Hand 12 Piece/Number 13 Heap 14 Handful 15 Pakacha/Tenga 16 Gorogoro 17 1/4 KG Tin 18 1/2 KG Tin 19 1 KG Tin 20 Bowl 21 Cup 22 Glass 23 TSh. 24 Mche 25 Kibaba 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss 6739 28773 3 Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 10808 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 10808 Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item 10808 1201 1202 1203 1204 1205 1206 1207 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 10808 Chai, kahawa, sambusa, keki na vitafunwa vingine vya hotelini Kibuku na pombe nyingine za kienyeji Milo kamili (kifungua kinywa, chakula cha mchana/jioni) Mvinyo, bia na vinywaji vikali Nyama choma, chips, ndizi za kuchoma na vitafunwa vingine Peremende na barafu (ice-cream) Soda na vinywaji vingine visivyo vileo Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 10808 Barbecued meat, chips, roast bananas, and other snacks Full meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) Kibuku and other local brews Sodas and other non-acoholic drinks Sweets and ice-cream Tea, cofffee, Samosa, cake,and other hoteli snacks Wine, commercial beers, and spirits In the past 7 days, did HH take any [...] OUTSIDE this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH take any [...] OUTSIDE this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH take any [...] OUTSIDE this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH take any [...] OUTSIDE this HH? In the past 7 days, did HH take any [...] OUTSIDE this HH? 10808 1 Yes 2 No What was the value eaten/drunk OUTSIDE this HH in last 7 days? What was the value eaten/drunk OUTSIDE this HH in last 7 days? What was the value eaten/drunk OUTSIDE this HH in last 7 days? What was the value eaten/drunk OUTSIDE this HH in last 7 days? What was the value eaten/drunk OUTSIDE this HH in last 7 days? 1862 8946 20 60000 2025.239 3423.247 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 37056 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 37056 Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item 37056 2001 2032 2016.042 10.019 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 Consumption item label language 1 37056 Betri Bima (bima za magari, afya, maisha) Elimu kwa watoto SHULE ZA BODI [karo, sare, vifaa vya shule] Huduma za afya za jadi (waganga wa jadi, dawa za jadi) Huduma za afya za kisasa [hospitali, zahanati, madaktari binafsi, waganga wa me Huduma za afya za kisasa [hospitali, zahanati, madaktari binafsi, waganga wa meno (bila kujumuisha usafiri/chakula)] Huduma za afya za kisasa: madawa (dawa zilizoagizwa na daktari) Huduma za nyumbani (malipo kwa wafanyakazi wa nyumbani) Kuni Mafuta ya taa Matunzo binafsi [karatasi za chooni, dawa ya meno, bidhaa za nywele, nyembe, ma Matunzo binafsi [karatasi za chooni, dawa ya meno, bidhaa za nywele, nyembe, manukato, losheni, vipodozi, gharama za saluni (usijumuishe sabuni aina zote)] Michango kwa mashirika ya kidini na mengine Mkaa/mkaa wa mawe Muda wa maongezi na gharama za internet Nguo kwa watoto chini ya umri wa miaka 15 (suruali, magauni, sketi, mashati, bl Nguo kwa watoto chini ya umri wa miaka 15 (suruali, magauni, sketi, mashati, blauzi, soksi, viatu, ushonaji) Nguo na viatu kwa wanaume/watoto wa klume wenye umri zaidi ya miaka 15 (Kanzu, Nguo na viatu kwa wanaume/watoto wa klume wenye umri zaidi ya miaka 15 (Kanzu, kofia, suruali, mashati, makoti, nguo za ndani, soksi, viatu, ushonaji) Nguo na viatu kwa wanawake/wato wa kike wenye umri zaidi ya miaka 15 (kanga, vi Nguo na viatu kwa wanawake/wato wa kike wenye umri zaidi ya miaka 15 (kanga, vitenge, sare, magauni, sketi, suruali, blauzi, makoti, nguo za ndani, soksi, viatu, ushonaji) Sabuni za kufulia/kuogea Sherehe (michango katika sherehe za arusi, misiba, mahari) Sigara, tumbaku, ugoro Umeme, maji, uzoaji taka, simu ya mezani Usafiri [Petrol:dizeli, oil, nauli (basi, daladala, tekisi, mtumbwi). Jumuisha Usafiri [Petrol:dizeli, oil, nauli (basi, daladala, tekisi, mtumbwi). Jumuisha nauli kwenda/kutoka shule au kwa ajili ya kutafuta matibabu Viberiti (njiti/gesi), mishumaa tambi za taa/majiko Vifaa vya usafi na huduma za nyumbani [dawa za kuulia wadudu na vifaa vingine v Vifaa vya usafi na huduma za nyumbani [dawa za kuulia wadudu na vifaa vingine vya usafi (usijumuishe sabuni za kufulia au kuogea)] Vitu vingine kwa matumizi binafsi [vitambaa vya nguo, miavuli, glovu, mikoba, p Vitu vingine kwa matumizi binafsi [vitambaa vya nguo, miavuli, glovu, mikoba, pochi, miwani ya jua, mapambo ya vito vya thamani (kama dhahabu nk)] Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 Consumption item label language 2 37056 Batteries Cellphone top-up cards and internet Ceremonies (Contributions to wedding parties and funerals, dowries paid out) Charcoal/coal Cigarettes, tobacco, snuff Cleaning materials, household services (Detergents (not laundry soap), insectic Cleaning materials, household services (Detergents (not laundry soap), insecticides, sprays and coils, polish) Clothing and footwear for men and boys over 15 years (Khanzus, hats, trousers, Clothing and footwear for men and boys over 15 years (Khanzus, hats, trousers, shirts, coats, undergarments, socks, shoes, tailoring) Clothing and footwear for women and girls over 15 years (Khanga, kitenge, saree Clothing and footwear for women and girls over 15 years (Khanga, kitenge, sarees, dresses, skirts, trousers, blouses, coats, undergarments, socks, shoes, tailoring) Clothing for children under 15 years (Trousers, dresses, skirts, shirts, blouse Clothing for children under 15 years (Trousers, dresses, skirts, shirts, blouses, socks, shoes, tailoring) Contributions to religious and other organizations () Domestic services (Payments given to domesitc workers) Education of children in BOARDING SCHOOL (School fees, uniform, equipment) Firewood Insurance (Car, medical, life insurance) Kerosene, paraffin Laundry soap, toilet soap Matches, lighters, candles, lamp/stove wicks Modern medical care services (Hospitals, dispensaries, private doctors, densitr Modern medical care services (Hospitals, dispensaries, private doctors, densitry. (Excluding transport/food)) Modern medical care: medications (Prescribed medicine, non-prescribed medicine) Other personal effects (Yarn and sewing material,umbrellas, gloves, handbags, p Other personal effects (Yarn and sewing material,umbrellas, gloves, handbags, purses, wallets, sunglasses, jewellery) Personal care (Toilet soap, toilet paper, toothpaste, hair products, razor, pe Personal care (Toilet soap, toilet paper, toothpaste, hair products, razor, perfumes, lotions, make-up, beauty salons) Traditional medical care (Traditional healers, traditional medicine) Transport, Petrol, oil, fares for transport (bus, mini-bus, taxi, boat). Inclu Transport, Petrol, oil, fares for transport (bus, mini-bus, taxi, boat). Include transport to/from school or for medical care Utilities (Electricity, water, garbage disposal, telephone landline) Recall period (in months) Recall period (in months) Recall period (in months) Recall period (in months) Recall period (in months) 37056 0.5 12 6.792 5.664 Did HH purchase any [...] in [Recall period]? Did HH purchase any [...] in [Recall period]? Did HH purchase any [...] in [Recall period]? Did HH purchase any [...] in [Recall period]? Did HH purchase any [...] in [Recall period]? 37055 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much did your HH pay in total for [...] bought? How much did your HH pay in total for [...] bought? How much did your HH pay in total for [...] bought? How much did your HH pay in total for [...] bought? How much did your HH pay in total for [...] bought? 16201 20855 -99 3700000 19856.767 81740.079 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 484 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 484 Credit ID Credit ID Credit ID Credit ID Credit ID 484 1 2 3 How much was borrowed? How much was borrowed? How much was borrowed? How much was borrowed? How much was borrowed? Enabled if T5hQ2 = [1] THIS FORM SHOULD BE COMPLETED FOR EACH PERSON/INSTITUTION FROM WHICH HH BORROWED RIGHT AFTER QUESTION 4 ON FORM T5H. How much was borrowed? Include the value of goods or services acquired on credit. If the entry is < 5000 TSH, the subsequent questions on this form will be disabled. 484 1000 8040000 167059.298 460648.792 What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? What was the source TYPE of this loan? Enabled if T5hQ2 = [1] THIS FORM SHOULD BE COMPLETED FOR EACH PERSON/INSTITUTION FROM WHICH HH BORROWED RIGHT AFTER QUESTION 4 ON FORM T5H. What was the source TYPE of this loan? 484 1 Commercial banks 2 Micro-finance institution 3 Building soc./mortage 4 Insurance companies 5 SACCOS 6 Other financial institution 7 Relatives 8 Neighbours/friends 9 Grocery/local merchant 10 Money lender 11 Employer 12 Religious institution 13 NGO 14 Self help groups 99 Other Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Which household member was responsible for the loan? Enabled if T5hQ2 = [1] THIS FORM SHOULD BE COMPLETED FOR EACH PERSON/INSTITUTION FROM WHICH HH BORROWED RIGHT AFTER QUESTION 4 ON FORM T5H. Enabled if T5HAQ1 > 5000 Which household member was responsible for the loan? SELECT HOUSEHOLD MEMBER FROM ROSTER 480 4 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? What was the main reason for obtaining loan? Enabled if T5hQ2 = [1] THIS FORM SHOULD BE COMPLETED FOR EACH PERSON/INSTITUTION FROM WHICH HH BORROWED RIGHT AFTER QUESTION 4 ON FORM T5H. Enabled if T5HAQ1 > 5000 What was the main reason for obtaining loan? Was it: READ ALL RESPONSES 480 4 1 Subsistence needs 2 Medical cost 3 School fees 4 Ceremony/Wedding 5 Purchase land 6 Purchase agricultural inputs 8 Purchase agricultural machinery 9 Purchase/Construction of dwelling 10 Other business inputs 11 Purchase livestock 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % At what interest rate was this loan? IN % Enabled if T5hQ2 = [1] THIS FORM SHOULD BE COMPLETED FOR EACH PERSON/INSTITUTION FROM WHICH HH BORROWED RIGHT AFTER QUESTION 4 ON FORM T5H. Enabled if T5HAQ1 > 5000 At what interest rate was this loan? IN % Enter interest rate in %, but do NOT enter the % sign itself, this is written in the box next to the entry field. It may be that the respondent does not know the exact interest rate and that he/she can only tell you the amount he/she is/was supposed to pay back. In that case, you should calculate yourself from the given information the interest rate. Note that if A is the amount borrowed and B is the amount that the household had to pay back later, the interest rate = [(BA)/A]*100. For instance, if a peron borrowed 10.000 TSH and he/she had to return 11.000 after 1 year, the interest rate was [(11.000-10.000)/10.000]*100= 10 %. 480 4 100 7.91 13.555 Interest period Interest period Interest period Interest period Interest period Enabled if T5hQ2 = [1] THIS FORM SHOULD BE COMPLETED FOR EACH PERSON/INSTITUTION FROM WHICH HH BORROWED RIGHT AFTER QUESTION 4 ON FORM T5H. Enabled if T5haQ5 <> 0 And if T5HAQ1 > 5000 Interest period 216 268 1 Hour 2 Day 3 Week 4 Month 5 Year Sysmiss <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 1544 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1544 ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer 1544 Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) 1544 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH 1544 1 Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview The language recorded here is that used by the interviewer and not the one used by the interpreter. If an interviewer can speak the local language it is better that he/she translates, since he is in a better position to translate correctly the demand of the question. When interpreters are used to translate and convey the question in a different language then the language used is SWAHILI. 1544 1 Swahili 99 Other (Specify) Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? If the answer to this question is 'yes', a comment MUST be made about how smoothly the interview was carried out. 1544 1 Yes 2 No Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? Date and time of interview start? This field is automatically filled when leaving form C. In case you want to change the starting time, tick the 'set' button. However, you should always check whether the entry is consistent with your watch! Note that the starting time of the interview is the time when you start filling in the questionnaire with the respondent, not when you set out from base camp for the interview. 1544 Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) Date and time of interview resumption (if applicable) This question should only be answered if it is the SECOND visit to the HH. This question will be enabled if the first visit was 'partially completed'. 3 2008-04-29 09:54:17 2008-06-23 11:05:58 2008-11-01 12:52:37 Where was the head raised? Where was the head raised? Where was the head raised? Where was the head raised? Where was the head raised? READ ALL RESPONSES Where was the head raised? Here we ask the locality of where the person was RAISED, which is the location where he spent most of his/her time of his/her childhood. 1544 1 In this village 2 In this district, but not in this village 3 Outside of this district, but in this country 4 Outside of this country What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? This field is pre-populated with information collected during listing. You should confirm the entry with the respondent, however. 1544 1 Catholic 2 Protestant 3 Other Christian 4 Muslim 5 Traditionalist 6 No Religion 88 DK 99 Other (specify) What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head? This field is pre-populated with information collected during listing. You should confirm the entry with the respondent, however. In case the household head has a NATIONAL tribe not listed in the list, please select 'other' and specify the tribe in the 'other description' window. In case the household head has a FOREIGN tribe, please select 'foreign national' in the list. 1544 1 Alagwa 2 Akiek 3 Arusha 4 Assa 5 Barabaig 6 Bembe 7 Bena 8 Bende 9 Bondei 10 Bungu 11 Burunge 12 Chagga 13 Datoga 14 Dhaiso 15 Digo 16 Doe 17 Fipa 18 Gogo 19 Gorowa 20 Gweno 21 Ha 22 Hadzabe 23 Hangaza 24 Haya 25 Hehe 26 Ikizu 27 Ikoma 28 Iraqw 29 Isanzu 30 Jiji 31 Jita 32 Kabwa 33 Kaguru 34 Kahe 35 Kami 36 Kara (Regi) 37 Kerewe 38 Kimbu 39 Kinga 40 Kisankasa 41 Kisi 42 Konongo 43 Kuria 44 Kutu 45 Kw'adza 46 Kwavi 47 Kwaya 48 Kwere 49 Kwifa 50 Lambya 51 Luguru 52 Luo 53 Maasai 54 Machinga 55 Magoma 56 Makonde 57 Makua 58 Makwe 59 Malila 60 Mambwe 61 Manda 62 Matengo 63 Matumbi 64 Maviha 65 Mbugwe 66 Mbunga 67 Mosiro 68 Mpoto 69 Mwanga 70 Mwera 71 Ndali 72 Ndamba 73 Ndendeule 74 Ndengereko 75 Ndonde 76 Ngasa 77 Ngindo 78 Ngoni 79 Ngulu 80 Ngurimi 81 Ngwele 82 Nilamba 83 Nindi 84 Nyakyusa 85 Nyambo 86 Nyamwanga 87 Nyamwezi 88 Nyanyembe 89 Nyaturu 90 Nyiha 91 Nyiramba 92 Pangwa 93 Pare 94 Pimbwe 95 Pogolo 96 Rangi 97 Rufiji 98 Rungi 99 Rungu 100 Rungwa 101 Rwa 102 Safwa 103 Sagara 104 Sandawe 105 Sangu 106 Segeju 107 Shambaa 108 Shubi 109 Sizaki 110 Suba 111 Sukuma 112 Sumbwa 113 Swahili 114 Temi 115 Tongwe 116 Tumbuka 117 Vidunda 118 Vinza 119 Wanda 120 Wanji 121 Ware 122 Yao 123 Zanaki 124 Zaramo 125 Zigula 126 Zinza 127 Zyoba 128 Mangati 129 Iraqw 130 Wafyomi 131 Manyema 132 Mbugu 888 DK 998 Foreign national 999 Other (specify) Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Roster number of the main respondent Ideally, the main respondent is the head of the household. Only in case it is really impossible to interview the head, the main respondent can be another well informed household member who will answer the questions you ask on behalf of him\herself and the other household members. If there are more than one household members while interviewing, take the main one. 1544 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Respondent on child questions Disabled if no child < 5 years in household Respondent on child questions The questions in this sections should preferably be asked to the MAIN carer of the child. In case there is more than 1 respondent in this section, select the main respondent to this section. 650 894 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? If there is more than one type of floor material, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. But if, for example, the floor is covered with grass, you should ask what material is below the grass. If the material below the grass is of higher value (for instance cement), you should report the material underneath. 1544 1 Mud/earth 2 Wood/plank 3 Tiles 4 Concrete/Cement 5 Grass 99 Other (specify) What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? If there is more than one type of roofing material, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. 1544 1 Mud 2 Thatch 3 Wood 4 Iron sheets 5 Concrete/Cement 6 Roofing tiles 7 Asbestos 99 Other (specify) What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? If there is more than one type of material used for walls, the interviewer will record the main one. If there is not a significant main one, the interviewer will record the one of highest value. You do not need to ask this question if it is obvious by looking around. But if, for example, the walls are plastered you need to ask what material is behind the plaster. If the material behind the plaster is of higher value, you should choose the higher value one. In case the walls of the dwelling seem to be build out of grass, you should figure out which material supports the grass and select that material in the list. It can not be that grass stands on its own, so the response cannot be 'grass'. You will notice that in Moshi there is a unique type of building walls materials. There is a kind of bricks that look strong but not baked. They are sliced out of naturally compacted gravel. This type of walls should be classified under 'burnt brick', i.e. code [3]. 1544 1 Mud/Mud brick 2 Stone 3 Burnt bricks 4 Concrete/Cement 5 Wood/Bamboo 6 Iron sheets 7 Cardboard 99 Other (specify) What is the tenure status of the main residence? What is the tenure status of the main residence? What is the tenure status of the main residence? What is the tenure status of the main residence? What is the tenure status of the main residence? What is the tenure status of the main residence? READ ALL RESPONSES Read all responses here. Also, in case the household owns the dwelling, but not the area, the question should still be 'yes', since we are interested in the tenure status of the residence. We are NOT interested in who exactly owns the place if this is not the household members themselves. In case the household lives for free in the household owned by another relative that does not live in the household, you should select [5]. 1544 1 Owner occupied 2 Employer provided subsidized 3 Employer provided free 4 Rented 5 Free 6 Nomads How many rooms are used by this household, also including sittingroom? How many rooms are used by this household, also including sittingroom? How many rooms are used by this household, also including sittingroom? How many rooms are used by this household, also including sittingroom? How many rooms are used by this household, also including sittingroom? How many rooms are used by this household? (excluding bathroom, toilet, store and kitchen) Excluding the bathroom, toilet, kitchen and store, the question gathers information about the number of rooms in the house that the household can occupy. However, if the HH only has one room in which they do everything (cooking, sleeping, etc.), enter '1'. Do NOT enter 0 because of excluding bathroom/kitchen etc. in this case. Only in the very rare case of the HH being nomads and not having a house at all, enter '0', though a comment MUST be made in this case. 1544 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 20 What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? If more than one source of drinking water is used, only the main one will be recorded. If the household uses a different drinking source in different seasons, then use that source that they use the most days in a year. Note that a spring (chemichemi) is water that naturally springs from the ground, while a well (kisima) is dug to reach the ground water table level. A chemichemi can be dug a little to improve water collection, but that does not make it a kisima. In case the response is ‘tinga tinga’, the response option [9] should be selected. 1544 1 Pipe bourne water treated 2 Piped bourne water untreated 3 Bore hole/hand pump 4 Covered Well 5 Uncovered Well 6 Protected spring 7 Unprotected spring 8 Rain water 9 River, lake, pond 10 Truck, vendor 99 Other (specify) What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? First ask whether the household HAS a toilet, yes or no. If the answer is 'no', select 'none'. Only if they say 'yes', you should ask them which type of toilet. A flush toilet is one in which water carries the waste down pipes. A pit latrine refers to a pit dug into the earth. There are two types of pit latrines. ‘shimo lililofunikwa’ is a pit latrine which is covered (you cannot look inside). ‘shimo lisilofunikwa’ is a pit latrine that is not covered. There may be planks/boards to support the feet, but they only serve as support and not to cover the hole. A covered pit latrine does NOT mean that is has fences behind which people hide themselves while using the toilet. If the respondent answers that they use the bush, the fields, or a cleared corner of the compound, the interviewer will record “None”. If the household uses more than one toilet, take the most frequently used one. In case the household member(s) is/are present at the moment of your visit, do NOT ask whether you can go and have a look at the toilet to verify. Only in case the HH members are not present, you can go and have a look in case the toilet is OUTSIDE the house and in public domain. 1544 1 None (bush) 2 Flush to sewer 3 Flush to septic tank 4 pan/bucket 5 Covered pit latrine 6 Uncovered pit latrine 7 Ventilated pit latrine 99 Other (specify) What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? If more than one, take the most frequently used. If they say that they are using a lamp, you need to ask them which energy source they are using in order to lit the lamp. Always choose the highest value option in the list that applies. For instance, if the household uses a generator, you should select option [4], even if the generator charges a battery first. 1544 1 Kerosine/paraffin 2 Gas 3 Main electricity 4 Solar panels/private generator 5 Battery 6 Candles 7 Firewood 99 Other (specify) Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? Do you own any agricultural land/farm (including grazing and fallow land)? 1544 1 Yes 2 No What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA What is the total area you own? AREA Note that we are interested in the TOTAL area of ALL plots owned. Emphasize this to the respondent. The area of the plots can be recorded up to the nearest half unit. If a respondent reports that he/she cultivates a half hectare of sweet potato, you would record this as: 0.5 hectares. 1403 141 80 3.621 4.695 What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT What is the total area you own? AREA UNIT You will find that some respondents are not familiar with units of area measurement such as hectares or acres. If you feel the respondent is not comfortable with these units then do not force him/her to use them. Rather ask him/her to indicate the size by comparing to (i) a football field (which is around 1 acre, but do check that the local football field is standard) or (ii) anything else that can be shown to you and from which you could make an area estimate yourself. Your supervisor will train you on estimating plot sizes. Once you have established the first plot size you can use this to calculate the others as a multiple of them. E.g. The ‘plot close to John’s house’ is 2 times bigger than the ‘plot in the valley’. 1403 141 1 Acre 2 Hectare Sysmiss Do you have a title deed for this land? Do you have a title deed for this land? Do you have a title deed for this land? Do you have a title deed for this land? Do you have a title deed for this land? Do you have a title deed for this land? 1403 141 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Do you rent for money or borrow for free any land? Do you rent for money or borrow for free any land? Do you rent for money or borrow for free any land? Do you rent for money or borrow for free any land? Do you rent for money or borrow for free any land? Do you rent for money or borrow for free any land? 1544 1 Yes 2 No What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA Note that we are interested in the TOTAL area of ALL plots rented/borrowed for free. Emphasize this to the respondent. The area of the plots can be recorded up to the nearest half unit. If a respondent reports that he cultivates a half hectare of sweet potato, you would record this as: 0.5 hectares. 532 1012 0.1 30 1.672 2.126 What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA UNIT What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA UNIT What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA UNIT What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA UNIT What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA UNIT What is the total area you rent/borrow for free? AREA UNIT You will find that some respondents are not familiar with units of area measurement such as hectares or acres. If you feel the respondent is not comfortable with these units then do not force him/her to use them. Rather ask him/her to indicate the size by comparing to (i) a football field (which is around 1 acre, but do check that the local football field is standard) or (ii) anything else that can be shown to you and from which you could make an area estimate yourself. Your supervisor will train you on estimating plot sizes. Once you have established the first plot size you can use this to calculate the others as a multiple of them. E.g. The ‘plot close to John’s house’ is 2 times bigger than the ‘plot in the valley’. 532 1012 1 Acre 2 Hectare Sysmiss 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. FIRST 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. FIRST 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. FIRST 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. FIRST 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. FIRST What are the 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land/farms, ranked from most important to less important (allow for fallow and grazing)? FIRST Note that we are interested in the 3 main crops of ALL land/farms owned AND borrowed AND rented. Respondents tend to forget permanent crops (such as bananas in Bukoba district). Make sure the respondent understands that ALL crops should be considered here, also permanent ones. In case there is no clear ranking for the crops, you should insist to the respondent that he/she should rank, but you should also write a comment about this in the comment box. 1523 21 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. SECOND 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. SECOND 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. SECOND 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. SECOND 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. SECOND What are the 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land, ranked from most important to less important (allow for fallow and grazing)? SECOND Note that we are interested in the 3 main crops of ALL land/farms owned AND borrowed AND rented. Respondents tend to forget permanent crops (such as bananas in Bukoba district). Make sure the respondent understands that ALL crops should be considered here, also permanent ones. In case there is no clear ranking for the crops, you should insist to the respondent that he/she should rank, but you should also write a comment about this in the comment box. In case there is no second crop, select 'none'. 1523 21 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. THIRD 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. THIRD 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. THIRD 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. THIRD 3 main crops grown on this owned/rented/borrowed land. THIRD What are the 3 main crops you grow on this owned/rented/borrowed land, ranked from most important to less important (allow for fallow and grazing)? THIRD Note that we are interested in the 3 main crops of ALL land/farms owned AND borrowed AND rented. Respondents tend to forget permanent crops (such as bananas in Bukoba district). Make sure the respondent understands that ALL crops should be considered here, also permanent ones. In case there is no clear ranking for the crops, you should insist to the respondent that he/she should rank, but you should also write a comment about this in the comment box. In case there is no third crop, select 'none'. 1481 63 1 Maize 2 Coffee 3 Banana 4 Cashew nut 5 Cassava 6 Sweet potatoes 7 Irish potatoes 8 Groundnuts 9 Paddy 10 Millet 11 Sorghum 12 Wheat 13 Beans 14 Soya beans 15 Pigeon pea 16 Tobacco 17 Cotton 18 Sugar cane 19 Cabbage 20 Okra 21 Tomato 22 Onions 23 Peas 24 Fallow 31 Assorted fruits 32 Other vegetables 33 Other tubers 34 Other pulses 35 Tea 36 Planted trees 37 Animal feed 38 Grazing 39 Sunflower 77 <none> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Total cash value (in TSH) of all crops sold by this HH over the past year? Total cash value (in TSH) of all crops sold by this HH over the past year? Total cash value (in TSH) of all crops sold by this HH over the past year? Total cash value (in TSH) of all crops sold by this HH over the past year? Total cash value (in TSH) of all crops sold by this HH over the past year? What is the total cash value (in TSH) of all crops sold by this household over the past year? Emphasize to the respondent that this also includes occasional sales such as sale of avocados, sweet bananas, … 1523 21 14000000 129538.299 434072.597 Did any HH member irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did any HH member irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did any HH member irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did any HH member irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did any HH member irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member irrigate any of your fields in the past 12 months? This question considers ALL fields the household uses, that is all owned, rented and used for free. 1523 21 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did any HH member use any chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any chemical fertilizer on your land in the past 12 months? This question considers ALL fields the household uses, that is all owned, rented and used for free. 1523 21 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did you or any other HH member use any manure on in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any manure on in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any manure on in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any manure on in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any manure on in the past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any manure on your farm in the past 12 months? This question considers ALL fields the household uses, that is all owned, rented and used for free. 1523 21 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Did you or any other HH member use any hybrid seeds in past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any hybrid seeds in past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any hybrid seeds in past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any hybrid seeds in past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any hybrid seeds in past 12 months? Did you or any other HH member use any hybrid seeds on your farm in the past 12 months? This question considers ALL fields the household uses, that is all owned, rented and used for free. 1523 21 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has any HH mem. spoken with gov. Agric. extension officer in past 12 months? Has any HH mem. spoken with gov. Agric. extension officer in past 12 months? Has any HH mem. spoken with gov. Agric. extension officer in past 12 months? Has any HH mem. spoken with gov. Agric. extension officer in past 12 months? Has any HH mem. spoken with gov. Agric. extension officer in past 12 months? Have you or any other HH member spoken with a government agricultural extension officer in the past 12 months? With spoken we mean ANY interaction with the government agricultural extention officer in the past 12 months. Interaction means any communication, even if it is just saying 'hello'. Note that only PERSONAL interaction is considered. If a HH member has attended a public meeting in which the officer has spoken to a crowd of people, without having PERSONALLY interacted with the HH member, the answer should be 'no'. 1544 1 Yes 2 No How much spent in total on veterinary/medical expenses in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on veterinary/medical expenses in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on veterinary/medical expenses in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on veterinary/medical expenses in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on veterinary/medical expenses in the past 12 months? How much did you spend in total on veterinary/medical expenses in the past 12 months? 1322 222 500000 10811.749 29975.99 How much spent in total on feed in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on feed in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on feed in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on feed in the past 12 months? How much spent in total on feed in the past 12 months? How much did you spend in total on feed in the past 12 months? 1322 222 1440000 18128.139 68679.423 How much speny in total on anything else concerning livestock in past 12 months? How much speny in total on anything else concerning livestock in past 12 months? How much speny in total on anything else concerning livestock in past 12 months? How much speny in total on anything else concerning livestock in past 12 months? How much speny in total on anything else concerning livestock in past 12 months? How much did you spend in total on anything else concerning your livestock in the past 12 months? Note that we ONLY talk about EXPENDITURES here. 1322 222 750000 6941.982 35142.235 What is total cash value of all eggs, meat and milk sold over the past 4 weeks? What is total cash value of all eggs, meat and milk sold over the past 4 weeks? What is total cash value of all eggs, meat and milk sold over the past 4 weeks? What is total cash value of all eggs, meat and milk sold over the past 4 weeks? What is total cash value of all eggs, meat and milk sold over the past 4 weeks? What is the total cash value of all eggs, meat and milk (COMING FROM YOUR OWN LIVESTOCK) sold over the past 4 weeks? 1322 222 2000000 13817.776 84068.161 In past month, has HH operated any non-agric. income-generating enterprise? In past month, has HH operated any non-agric. income-generating enterprise? In past month, has HH operated any non-agric. income-generating enterprise? In past month, has HH operated any non-agric. income-generating enterprise? In past month, has HH operated any non-agric. income-generating enterprise? Over the past month, has anyone in your household operated any non-agricultural income-generating enterprise which produces goods or services or has anyone in your houshold owned a shop or operated a trading business? Note that we ONLY consider OWNED enterprises here. Being employee of an enterprise does NOT imply that you operate it. 1544 1 Yes 2 No In past 12 months did HH receive gifts of at least 5000 TSH (per source)? In past 12 months did HH receive gifts of at least 5000 TSH (per source)? In past 12 months did HH receive gifts of at least 5000 TSH (per source)? In past 12 months did HH receive gifts of at least 5000 TSH (per source)? In past 12 months did HH receive gifts of at least 5000 TSH (per source)? Over the past 12 months, did your household receive any gifts (in cash or in-kind) from any source (individuals/family/institutions) outside your household of an overall value of at least 5000 TSH (per source)? Only consider gifts of TOTAL value coming from 1 (individual) source of minimum 5000 TSH. The gifts may have been spread in time over the year, however. 1544 1 Yes 2 No In past 12 months did HH GIVE OUT any gifts of at least 5000 TSH? In past 12 months did HH GIVE OUT any gifts of at least 5000 TSH? In past 12 months did HH GIVE OUT any gifts of at least 5000 TSH? In past 12 months did HH GIVE OUT any gifts of at least 5000 TSH? In past 12 months did HH GIVE OUT any gifts of at least 5000 TSH? Over the past 12 months, did your household GIVE OUT any gifts (in cash or inkind) of an overall value of at least 5000 TSH to any individuals/institutions)? 1544 1 Yes 2 No Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as gift to others in the last 12 months What was the total value (in TSH) of all CASH given as a gift to individuals/institution in the last 12 months? 368 1176 200000 17188.043 31502.77 Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given as gift to others in the last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given as gift to others in the last 12 months What was the total value (in TSH) of all FOOD given as a gift to individuals/institution in the last 12 months? 368 1176 500000 11755.163 30653.944 Total value (in TSH) of all OTHER IN-KINDS given to others in last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all OTHER IN-KINDS given to others in last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all OTHER IN-KINDS given to others in last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all OTHER IN-KINDS given to others in last 12 months Total value (in TSH) of all OTHER IN-KINDS given to others in last 12 months What was the total value (in TSH) of all OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS given as a gift to individuals/institution in the last 12 months? 368 1176 2000000 13117.391 113945.113 Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? Does anyone in this household operate a bank account? 1544 1 Yes 2 No In past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside HH or from institution? In past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside HH or from institution? In past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside HH or from institution? In past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside HH or from institution? In past 12 months, did HH borrow from someone outside HH or from institution? Over the past 12 months, did you or anyone else in this household borrow from someone outside the household or from an institution receiving either cash, goods or services? 1544 1 Yes 2 No In past 12 months did HH try to borrow? In past 12 months did HH try to borrow? In past 12 months did HH try to borrow? In past 12 months did HH try to borrow? In past 12 months did HH try to borrow? During the last 12 months, did you try to borrow from someone outside the household or from an institution and were turned down? The emphasis of this question in on being TURNED DOWN. Hence, this question is also asked if the household states in question 2 to have borrowed money, since we are interested whether there maybe has been another attempt to borrow for which the HH was turned down. 1544 1 Yes 2 No 3 Still awaiting word on loan Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? Who turned you down? 233 1311 1 Commercial banks 2 Micro-finance institution 3 Building soc./mortage 4 Insurance companies 5 SACCOS 6 Other financial institution 7 Relatives 8 Neighbours/friends 9 Grocery/local merchant 10 Money lender 11 Employer 12 Religious institution 13 NGO 14 Self help groups 99 Other Sysmiss Main reason for why HH did not attempt to borrow in the last 12 months Main reason for why HH did not attempt to borrow in the last 12 months Main reason for why HH did not attempt to borrow in the last 12 months Main reason for why HH did not attempt to borrow in the last 12 months Main reason for why HH did not attempt to borrow in the last 12 months What was the main reason for why you did not attempt to borrow in the last 12 months? 955 589 1 No need 2 Believed would be refused 3 Too expensive 4 Too much trouble for what it is worth 5 Inadequate collateral 6 Do not like be in debt 7 Do not know any lender 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? Over the last 1 week, did you or anyone else in your household read a newspaper? 1544 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Over the last 1 MONTH, did HH consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 MONTH, did HH consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 MONTH, did HH consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 MONTH, did HH consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 MONTH, did HH consult a noticeboard? Over the last 1 MONTH, did you or anyone else in your household consult a noticeboard? 1544 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Was any HH member member of a self-help group in the past 12 month? Was any HH member member of a self-help group in the past 12 month? Was any HH member member of a self-help group in the past 12 month? Was any HH member member of a self-help group in the past 12 month? Was any HH member member of a self-help group in the past 12 month? Were you or any other HH member a member of a self-help group in the past 12 month? 1544 1 Yes 2 No Do you prefer 10,000 TSH today or 12,000 in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH today or 12,000 in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH today or 12,000 in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH today or 12,000 in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH today or 12,000 in one month from now? Do you prefer to receive the 10,000 TSH for your work today or would you prefer 12,000 in one month from now? 1544 1 10,000 TSH today 2 12,000 TSH in one month Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TOMORROW or 12,000 in a month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TOMORROW or 12,000 in a month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TOMORROW or 12,000 in a month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TOMORROW or 12,000 in a month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TOMORROW or 12,000 in a month from now? Do you prefer to receive the 10,000 TSH for your work TOMORROW or would you prefer 12,000 in a month from now? 1363 181 1 10,000 TSH tomorrow 2 12,000 TSH in one month Sysmiss Do you prefer 10,000 TSH IN ONE WEEK 12000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH IN ONE WEEK 12000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH IN ONE WEEK 12000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH IN ONE WEEK 12000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH IN ONE WEEK 12000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer to receive the 10,000 TSH for your work IN ONE WEEK from now or would you prefer 12000 TSH in one month from now? 1333 211 1 10,000 TSH in one week 2 12,000 TSH in one month Sysmiss Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TODAY, or 15,000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TODAY, or 15,000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TODAY, or 15,000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TODAY, or 15,000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer 10,000 TSH TODAY, or 15,000 TSH in one month from now? Do you prefer to receive the 10,000 TSH for your work TODAY, or would you prefer 15,000 TSH in one month from now? 1363 181 1 10,000 TSH today 2 15,000 TSH in one month Sysmiss MINIMUM amount neighbour has to pay in 1 month from today MINIMUM amount neighbour has to pay in 1 month from today MINIMUM amount neighbour has to pay in 1 month from today MINIMUM amount neighbour has to pay in 1 month from today MINIMUM amount neighbour has to pay in 1 month from today What is the MINIMUM amount the neighbour has to pay you one month from today so that you would prefer to be paid in one month rather than receiving 10,000 TSH today? This question asks about the MINIMUM amount. This question is also asked to respondents that preferred 12,000 in month from now for question 1, because it might be that they would even accept less than 12,000 in one month time. Double ticking the field will enter 12,000. If the respondent first agrees in question 1 to have 12,000 today but then tells you in question 5 that the minimum is amount greater than 12,000 (hence, inconsistent answers), you need to ask him "You answered that you would accept 12,000 TSH one month from now instead of 10,000 TSH today. Are you sure that the minimum you would accept is XXX TSH?". If the respondent sticks to his/her answer, you just move on. Otherwise, you change the entry. The same for inconsistent answers between Q4 and Q5. 1544 600000 37722.474 56809.361 Which of the two bags would you choose to pick an envelope out of? CASE 1 Which of the two bags would you choose to pick an envelope out of? CASE 1 Which of the two bags would you choose to pick an envelope out of? CASE 1 Which of the two bags would you choose to pick an envelope out of? CASE 1 Which of the two bags would you choose to pick an envelope out of? CASE 1 Bag 1 has only 1 envelope containing 5,000 TSH. Bag 2 has 2 envelopes: One with 5,000 TSH and the other with 10,000 TSH. Which of the two bags would you choose to pick an envelope out of? Most respondent will select bag 2. Some respondents may laugh with this question. However, it is necessary that you do ask it, because it ensures that the respondent understands the questions in this section. 1544 1 Bag 1 2 Bag 2 Are you sure? ... Which bag will you choose? Are you sure? ... Which bag will you choose? Are you sure? ... Which bag will you choose? Are you sure? ... Which bag will you choose? Are you sure? ... Which bag will you choose? Are you sure? If you choose bag 1 then you will win 5000 TSH for sure. If you choose bag 2 you will win at least 5,000 TSH but you could win 10,000 TSH. Which bag will you choose? 338 1206 1 Still choose bag 1 2 Change to bag 2 Sysmiss Which bag would you choose? CASE 2 Which bag would you choose? CASE 2 Which bag would you choose? CASE 2 Which bag would you choose? CASE 2 Which bag would you choose? CASE 2 Now suppose that you have to choose between the two bags again. Bag 1 contains an envelope with 5,000 TSH and bag 2 has TWO envelopes. One envelope contains 4,000 TSH and the other contains 10,000 TSH. Which bag would you choose? 1260 284 1 Bag 1 2 Bag 2 Sysmiss Which bag would you choose? CASE 3 Which bag would you choose? CASE 3 Which bag would you choose? CASE 3 Which bag would you choose? CASE 3 Which bag would you choose? CASE 3 Now suppose that you have to choose between the two bags again. Bag 1 contains an envelope with 5,000 TSH and bag 2 has TWO envelopes. One envelope contains 2,000 TSH and the other contains 10,000 TSH. Which bag would you choose? 1007 537 1 Bag 1 2 Bag 2 Sysmiss Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? Have you ever heard of HIV/AIDS? ASK IN LOCAL LANGUAGE After having asked this question and if the response is 'yes', you should tell the respondent that you will now ask some questions about HIV/AIDS, because it is an important topic since most of the households in Tanzania are affected by this disease. 1544 1 Yes 2 No Any members of this HH who some people say have died from AIDS? Any members of this HH who some people say have died from AIDS? Any members of this HH who some people say have died from AIDS? Any members of this HH who some people say have died from AIDS? Any members of this HH who some people say have died from AIDS? Are there any members of this household who some people say have died from AIDS? 1541 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss TOTAL nr of members in HH who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL nr of members in HH who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL nr of members in HH who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL nr of members in HH who some people say have died from AIDS? TOTAL nr of members in HH who some people say have died from AIDS? What is the TOTAL number of members in household who some people say have died from AIDS? 92 1452 1 2 3 5 Sysmiss Nr of SPOUSES (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? What is the number of SPOUSES (of the household head) who some people say have died from AIDS? 92 1452 1 Sysmiss Nr of CHILDREN (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? What is the number of CHILDREN (of the household head) who some people say have died from AIDS? 92 1452 1 2 3 Sysmiss Nr of PARENTS (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? What is the number of PARENTS (of the HH head) who some people say have died from AIDS? 92 1452 2 Sysmiss Nr of OTHER HH members who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH members who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH members who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH members who some people say have died from AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH members who some people say have died from AIDS? What is the number of OTHER household members who some people say have died from AIDS? Specify if > 0 92 1452 1 5 Sysmiss Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Any members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? Are there any members of this household who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? 1541 3 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss TOTAL nr members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL nr members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL nr members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL nr members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? TOTAL nr members of this HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? What is the TOTAL number of members of this household who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS now? 74 1470 1 2 3 Sysmiss Nr of SPOUSES (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of SPOUSES (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? What is the number of SPOUSES (of the HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? 74 1470 1 2 Sysmiss Nr of CHILDREN (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of CHILDREN (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? What is the number of CHILDREN (of the HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? 54 1490 1 2 Sysmiss Nr of PARENTS (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of PARENTS (of HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? What is the number of PARENTS (of the HH head) who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? 60 1484 1 Sysmiss Nr of OTHER HH MEMBERS in HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH MEMBERS in HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH MEMBERS in HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH MEMBERS in HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Nr of OTHER HH MEMBERS in HH who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? What is the number of OTHER HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS in this household who some people say may be sick with HIV/AIDS? Specify if > 0 If there are members in the household OTHER than spouse/child/parent, please specify the relationship of that member to the head of the household (do NOT mention names) in the 'other specification' window that pops up, particularly if this member is the respondent. 74 1470 1 2 Sysmiss I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? I don't want to know the results, but have you ever been tested with HIV/AIDS? 1541 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss When were you tested? MONTH When were you tested? MONTH When were you tested? MONTH When were you tested? MONTH When were you tested? MONTH When were you tested? MONTH 617 927 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 Dk Sysmiss When were you tested? YEAR When were you tested? YEAR When were you tested? YEAR When were you tested? YEAR When were you tested? YEAR When were you tested? YEAR You should try VERY hard not to get DK here. If REALLy does not know, provide a clear reason in the comment box. 617 927 1990 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Sysmiss In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/ In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/ In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/ In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/ In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/ In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you ARE infected with HIV/AIDS now? In case it is clear from question 4 that the respondent himself/herself is infected with HIV/AIDS, you should NOT ask this question out loud. You should select 'already infected' in the response list in this case. BUT ONLY IF THIS IS 100 % SURE BASED ON RESPONSE TO QUESTION 4. Do NOT judge yourself in case of doubt, ask in that case. AVOID SELECTING DK HERE. The respondent will be tempted to say 'don't know' here, but you should try very hard to make him/her choose another response option. 1541 3 1 No 2 Low 3 Medium 4 High 5 Already infected 88 DK Sysmiss What is likelihood that you WILL be infected with HIV/AIDS in the future? What is likelihood that you WILL be infected with HIV/AIDS in the future? What is likelihood that you WILL be infected with HIV/AIDS in the future? What is likelihood that you WILL be infected with HIV/AIDS in the future? What is likelihood that you WILL be infected with HIV/AIDS in the future? In your opinion, what is the likelihood (chance) that you WILL be infected with HIV/AIDS in the future? AVOID SELECTING DK HERE. The respondent will be tempted to say 'don't know' here, but you should try very hard to make him/her choose another response option. 1490 54 1 No 2 Low 3 Medium 4 High 5 Already infected 88 DK Sysmiss Ever heard about special antiretroviral drugs? Ever heard about special antiretroviral drugs? Ever heard about special antiretroviral drugs? Ever heard about special antiretroviral drugs? Ever heard about special antiretroviral drugs? Have you ever heard about special antiretroviral drugs [USE LOCAL NAME] that people infected with HIV/AIDS can get from a doctor or nurse to help them live longer? 1541 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are these drugs available in this area? Are these drugs available in this area? Are these drugs available in this area? Are these drugs available in this area? Are these drugs available in this area? Are these drugs available in this area? With area we mean within the reach of the respondent. 1247 297 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Would ARV treatment be available and affordable for the HH? Would ARV treatment be available and affordable for the HH? Would ARV treatment be available and affordable for the HH? Would ARV treatment be available and affordable for the HH? Would ARV treatment be available and affordable for the HH? If a member of this household was sick with HIV/AIDS, would ARV treatment be available and affordable for the household? Note that BOTH conditions 'available' AND 'affordable' need to be satisfied here. 1247 297 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss How many members of this HH are currently being treated with ARVs? How many members of this HH are currently being treated with ARVs? How many members of this HH are currently being treated with ARVs? How many members of this HH are currently being treated with ARVs? How many members of this HH are currently being treated with ARVs? How many members of this household are currently being treated with ARVs? 1225 319 1 2 Sysmiss Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Respondent on consumption questions Select here the MAIN respondent to the consumption section. 1544 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST HH's 2 main sources of cash income? FIRST What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? FIRST In case the HH's activity is gathering products in free nature for selling, for instance grass, select 'other' and specify this activity. This is NOT business, nor is it selling crops. Business are only those activities in which the HH buys product and re-sells them (often after adding value to it). AID should be coded [8] Cash remittances. The option 'none' is NOT allowed for this response field. 1544 1 Sale of food crops 2 Sale of livestock 3 Sale of livestock products 4 Sale of cash crops 5 Business income 6 Wages or salaries in cash 7 Other casual cash earnings 8 Cash remittances 9 Fishing 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) HH's 2 main sources of cash income? SECOND HH's 2 main sources of cash income? SECOND HH's 2 main sources of cash income? SECOND HH's 2 main sources of cash income? SECOND HH's 2 main sources of cash income? SECOND What are your HH's 2 main sources of cash income, starting with the most important one? SECOND Select 'none' in case there is no second. In case the HH's activity is gathering products in free nature for selling, for instance grass, select 'other' and specify this activity. This is NOT business, nor is it selling crops. Business are only those activities in which the HH buys product and re-sells them (often after adding value to it). 1544 1 Sale of food crops 2 Sale of livestock 3 Sale of livestock products 4 Sale of cash crops 5 Business income 6 Wages or salaries in cash 7 Other casual cash earnings 8 Cash remittances 9 Fishing 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview Number of visits required to complete the interview 1544 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? How proficient was the respondent in Swahili? 1544 1 Excellent 2 Good 3 Average 4 Poor 5 Very poor 6 Speaks no Swahili Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish Date and time of interview finish 1544 Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) Date and time of interview finish (second session) 5 2008-04-29 11:17:07 2008-06-01 09:10:54 2008-06-23 11:39:50 2008-09-04 18:56:23 2008-11-01 12:46:55 Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result Interview result 1544 1 Completed 2 Partially completed Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 318 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 318 Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID Enterprise ID 318 Who in the HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] Who in the HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] Who in the HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] Who in the HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] Who in the HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. Who in the HH owns this income-generating activity? [first member] SELECT FROM LIST 318 1 2 3 4 5 6 Who in the HH owns this income- generating activity? SECOND MEMBER Who in the HH owns this income- generating activity? SECOND MEMBER Who in the HH owns this income- generating activity? SECOND MEMBER Who in the HH owns this income- generating activity? SECOND MEMBER Who in the HH owns this income- generating activity? SECOND MEMBER THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. Who in the HH owns this income- generating activity? [SECOND MEMBER] SELECT FROM LIST 318 1 10 2 3 4 5 7 Nr individuals outside this HH co-own this income generating activity Nr individuals outside this HH co-own this income generating activity Nr individuals outside this HH co-own this income generating activity Nr individuals outside this HH co-own this income generating activity Nr individuals outside this HH co-own this income generating activity THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. How many individuals outside this HH co-own this income generating activity? IF NONE, ENTER ZERO 318 1 2 3 4 10 14 Nr months during last 12 months HH operated income generating activity Nr months during last 12 months HH operated income generating activity Nr months during last 12 months HH operated income generating activity Nr months during last 12 months HH operated income generating activity Nr months during last 12 months HH operated income generating activity THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. How many months during the last 12 months did HH operate this income generating activity? 318 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? Where does the household operate the income generating activity? THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. Where does the household operate the income generating activity? 318 1 Home, inside residence 2 Home, outside residence 3 Jua kali or shed 4 Local market 5 Commercial area shop 6 Roadside 8 Mobile kiosks 9 Other fixed place 99 Other (specify) When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. When did this income generating activity start off? [YEAR] 318 2 2008 1965.569 267.468 When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. When did this income generating activity start off? MONTH 318 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 Dk Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 1st PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 1st PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 1st PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 1st PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 1st PERSON THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. SELECT FROM LIST Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? FIRST PERSON Include anyone who spent time working for the business, even if they are children. 318 1 2 3 4 5 6 Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 2nd PERSON SELECT FROM LIST Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? [SECOND PERSON] Include anyone who spent time working for the business, even if they are children. If no second member, select 'none'. 318 1 2 3 4 5 7 Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 3rd PERSON SELECT FROM LIST Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? [THIRD PERSON] Include anyone who spent time working for the business, even if they are children. If no third member, select 'none'. 115 203 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 Sysmiss Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th PERSON Which HH members are engaged in this income generating activity? 4th PERSON SELECT FROM LIST Which household members are engaged in this income generating activity? [FOURTH PERSON] Include anyone who spent time working for the business, even if they are children. If no fourth member, select 'none'. 26 292 1 4 5 7 Sysmiss How many employees are there who are not HH members in the last one month? How many employees are there who are not HH members in the last one month? How many employees are there who are not HH members in the last one month? How many employees are there who are not HH members in the last one month? How many employees are there who are not HH members in the last one month? THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. How many employees are there who are not HH members in the last one month? IF NUMBER VARIES TAKE AVERAGE. IF NONE ENTER 0 318 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 12 14 Nr hours per week each employee works on average when enterprise is active Nr hours per week each employee works on average when enterprise is active Nr hours per week each employee works on average when enterprise is active Nr hours per week each employee works on average when enterprise is active Nr hours per week each employee works on average when enterprise is active THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. When the income generating activity is active, how many hours per week does each employee work on average? INCLUDE HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS 318 92 18.019 21.605 Main source of start-up capital: 1st SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 1st SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 1st SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 1st SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 1st SOURCE THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. What was the main source of start-up capital for this income-generating activity? FIRST SOURCE Only PHYSICAL capital is meant here. Hence, no human capital, nor labour, etc. For instance, if the person found wood in the forest, this should NOT be considered as start-up capital. 318 1 Loan from family/friends 2 Gift from family/friends 3 sale of assets owned 4 Proceeds from another bussiness 5 Own savings 6 loan from SACCOS 7 Non agricultural credit 8 Bank or other institution 9 Loan from money lender 10 Inherited 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Main source of start-up capital: 2nd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 2nd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 2nd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 2nd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 2nd SOURCE THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. What was the main source of start-up capital for this income-generating activity? SECOND SOURCE Only PHYSICAL capital is meant here. Hence, no human capital, nor labour, etc. For instance, if the person found wood in the forest, this should NOT be considered as start-up capital. In case there was no SECOND source, select 'none'. 317 1 1 Loan from family/friends 2 Gift from family/friends 3 sale of assets owned 4 Proceeds from another bussiness 5 Own savings 6 loan from SACCOS 7 Non agricultural credit 8 Bank or other institution 9 Loan from money lender 10 Inherited 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Main source of start-up capital: 3rd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 3rd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 3rd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 3rd SOURCE Main source of start-up capital: 3rd SOURCE THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. What was the main source of start-up capital for this income-generating activity? THIRD SOURCE Only PHYSICAL capital is meant here. Hence, no human capital, nor labour, etc. For instance, if the person found wood in the forest, this should NOT be considered as start-up capital. In case there was no THIRD source, select 'none'. 63 255 1 Loan from family/friends 2 Gift from family/friends 3 sale of assets owned 4 Proceeds from another bussiness 5 Own savings 6 loan from SACCOS 7 Non agricultural credit 8 Bank or other institution 9 Loan from money lender 10 Inherited 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Total income this income generating activity earned during the past 4 weeks Total income this income generating activity earned during the past 4 weeks Total income this income generating activity earned during the past 4 weeks Total income this income generating activity earned during the past 4 weeks Total income this income generating activity earned during the past 4 weeks THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. What was the total income this income generating activity earned during the past 4 weeks AFTER paying all expenses including the wages of employees, but NOT including any income you paid yourself? IF THERE WAS A LOSS, ENTER A NEGATIVE VALUE 318 -50000 5000000 74601.921 308406.95 To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. To whom do you sell your products or services? FIRST BUYER The response option 'none' is NOT allowed to this question. There MUST always be at least 1 buyer. 318 1 Final consumers 2 Small business 3 Large established business 4 Institutiuons 5 Export 6 Manufacturers 7 Government 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. To whom do you sell your products or services? SECOND BUYER If no second buyer, select 'none'. 318 1 Final consumers 2 Small business 3 Large established business 4 Institutiuons 5 Export 6 Manufacturers 7 Government 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Total value of your business including stocks and assets? Total value of your business including stocks and assets? Total value of your business including stocks and assets? Total value of your business including stocks and assets? Total value of your business including stocks and assets? THE QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION SHOULD BE ANSWERED FOR EACH ENTERPRISE THE HOUSEHOLD OWNS. What is the total value of your business including stocks and assets? 318 320000000 1767410 18245586.527 318 Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 16984 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 16984 Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal Code for type of animal We do NOT consider normal pets here, such as dogs, cats, etc. We ONLY consider LIVESTOCK in this section. 16984 1 Dairy cows (including calves) 2 Indigenous cows (including calves) 3 Dairy goats (including baby goats) 4 Indigenous goats (including baby goats) 5 Chickens (local variety, excluding chicks) 6 Chickens (foreign variety, excluding chicks) 7 Sheep 8 Pigs 9 Ducks, Turkeys 10 Rabbits 99 Other (Specify) How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does the HH own TODAY? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does the HH own TODAY? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does the HH own TODAY? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does the HH own TODAY? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does the HH own TODAY? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] does the HH own TODAY? This question is only about OWNERSHIP. That is, we do not mean POSSESSION. The difference between ownership and possession is that one can be in the possession of a livestock while he/she does NOT own it, hence the livestock should NOT be considered in this question. Note that this also includes livestock OWNED at another location than at the dwelling of the household. Do not count chicks as chickens, but do count calves as cows. The reason is that a chick has too large a chance of dying. 16984 340 0.981 4.478 How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] did the HH own 12 MONTHS AGO? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] did the HH own 12 MONTHS AGO? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] did the HH own 12 MONTHS AGO? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] did the HH own 12 MONTHS AGO? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] did the HH own 12 MONTHS AGO? How many [LIVESTOCK TYPE] did the HH own 12 MONTHS AGO? Make sure you always ask this question. Do not assume that the household did not own any of the livestock type 12 months ago in case it does not own any of it TODAY. 16984 300 1.327 5.489 On whose property are these animals kept? On whose property are these animals kept? On whose property are these animals kept? On whose property are these animals kept? On whose property are these animals kept? Enabled if household owns today OR owned 12 months ago the livestock type. On whose property are these animals kept? READ ALL RESPONSES 2817 14167 1 Your own property 2 Someone else's property 3 Communal property Sysmiss What is the main reason the livestock is kept for? What is the main reason the livestock is kept for? What is the main reason the livestock is kept for? What is the main reason the livestock is kept for? What is the main reason the livestock is kept for? What is the main reason the livestock is kept for? If the respondent keeps the livestock for 'security purposes', select code [1] 'asset'. If the respondent keeps the livestock to get manure/milk, select option [4] "food consumption and sell of surplus". If the respondent answers 'for the child', asks them for which reason it is kept for the child. 2818 14166 1 Asset (sell of animal when in need) 2 Income (sell of animal with intension) 3 Income (sell of products with intension) 4 Food consumption selling surplus 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Does this HH co-own the livestock with other non-HH members? Does this HH co-own the livestock with other non-HH members? Does this HH co-own the livestock with other non-HH members? Does this HH co-own the livestock with other non-HH members? Does this HH co-own the livestock with other non-HH members? Does this household co-own the livestock with other non-household members? 2817 14167 1 Only this household 2 Yes with relatives 3 Yes with friend(s) 4 Yes, group owned livestock Sysmiss Main reason of change in the nr of this livestock compared to 12 months ago? Main reason of change in the nr of this livestock compared to 12 months ago? Main reason of change in the nr of this livestock compared to 12 months ago? Main reason of change in the nr of this livestock compared to 12 months ago? Main reason of change in the nr of this livestock compared to 12 months ago? What was the main reason of change in the number of this livestock compared to 12 months ago? Note the meaning of 'died' in the response list. 'Died' should NOT be selected if the animals were deliberately slaughtered for home consumption or sale of meat. It should only be used if the animals died unintentionally - e.g. disease, accident, old age. 2668 14316 1 Died 2 Bought 3 Gift from individual 4 Given by development organizations 5 Reproduction (Not necessary from own livestock) 6 Sold 7 Given away 8 Stolen 9 Eaten at home 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 7989 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 7989 Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID MAKE A COMPLETE LIST OF ALL INDIVIDUALS WHO NORMALLY EAT AND SLEEP TOGETHER IN THIS HOUSEHOLD, STARTING WITH THE HEAD OF THE HOUSEHOLD. FIRST ANSWER QUESTIONS 1-6 FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS, BEFORE MOVING ON TO FORMS T3a AND T3b. SEE SECTION 6.1.3 OF THE INTERVIEWER's MANUAL FOR MORE DETAILS ABOUT THE SEQUENCE RULE OF THE QUESTIONS ON THIS FORM. 7989 =1 if person meets any narrow VG criteria of the village =1 if person meets any narrow VG criteria of the village =1 if person meets any narrow VG criteria of the village =1 if person meets any narrow VG criteria of the village =1 if person meets any narrow VG criteria of the village 7989 1 =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH =1 if HH is a TASAF HH 7989 1 Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? Is [NAME] male or female? The sex of each household member will be indicated here. The interviewer should be mindful not to assume the sex from the name, but be sure to ask about each person. 7989 1 Male 2 Female Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? Age is among the most important pieces of information for this survey as many of the questions in each section depend on the age of the listed household member. If the respondent does not know his/her age, you must make an estimate by reference to the events that have taken place in his life or that of the community (village, town, district, region) or the world, such as the independence of Tanzania, a flood in the region, the war with Iddi Amin, or the World Wars. Intensive probing is required to obtain the complete date, month and year of birth. Often respondents will refer to refer events such as: • Community events/weather conditions • Religious occasions/holidays • Public holidays e.g. Independence Day, Union Day, Idd-el-Fitr, Idd ul Hajj, Maulid Christmas, Easter, New Years • Regional disasters • Birth intervals • World events e.g. World War I, II • The famine that occurred in Tanzania after World War II, in 1946 and 1947. • National independence in 1961. • The birth of TANU. Interviewers in the past projects conducted by EDI Ltd have suggested these additional questions in order to estimate the age of household members: • Ask when the household member got married, and then add the age of the oldest child to the age of the parent when s/he was married. (However, if the oldest child was born several years before or after the marriage, this method can lead to large errors, so you should probe how long after marriage they got children) • Compare the age of the household's child with that of a neighbour's child, an age-mate, or playmate. • Establish the dates of specific events in a given location where the interview takes place and ask how old the member was when the events occurred. Age must be recorded in full years which the household member has lived since his/her birth. For a child who has not completed 12 month (365 days) you record 0 year. If someone will be 25 years old in two weeks after the date of interview, the recorded age would be 24. To check if you have recorded the age properly try to compare the age of the parent and that of the first child and see if make sense. When we were testing one of our questionnaires we found a mother with difference of 10yrs to her first daughter that was strange and we had to probe more to discover she was not her biological mother. Age will give you a lot of information which you will be using to prove the answers you getting from the responded. 7989 108 25.301 21.42 Is this person a member of a TASAF group? Is this person a member of a TASAF group? Is this person a member of a TASAF group? Is this person a member of a TASAF group? Is this person a member of a TASAF group? Is this person a member of a TASAF group? This question should NOT be read out loud to the respondent. For NON-TASAF households, the response field is automatically set to 'no' for each household member. For TASAF households, you need to answer this question yourself manually (do NOT ask the respondent), by using form GM. Cf. Section 6.1.3 of this manual for more detailed information. 7988 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? Relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? Relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? Relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? Relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household? This question solicits the social relationship that the person shares with the head of household. Indicate from the list the person's relationship to the head of household. The person listed in the first row in the roster should always be 'head' since the head of the household should always be listed in the first row, regardless or whether or not the head is present at the time of interview. Other members should be identified in one of the other categories listed. The wife/husband is the married or unmarried partner of the head. Members of the household who are not related to the head will be coded "non-relative". Particular care must be taken in recording relationship information when the respondent is someone other than the head of the household; clarification must be made to the respondent that we are interested in the relationship of the person to the head of the household, not to the respondent. 7989 1 Head 2 Wife/Husband 3 Biological child 4 Adopted child 5 Grandchild 6 Niece/Nephew 7 Father/Mother 8 Sister/Brother 9 Uncle/Aunt 10 Son/Daughter in-law 11 Brother/Sister in-law 12 Grandfather/mother 13 Father/Mother in-law 14 Other relative 15 Servant/servant's relative 16 Lodger/lodger's relative 17 Non-relative 99 Other (specify) What is the relationship of [NAME] to the TASAF group member? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the TASAF group member? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the TASAF group member? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the TASAF group member? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the TASAF group member? What is the relationship of [NAME] to the TASAF group member? Only consider TASAF members as defined in the roster (for instance, it might be that the household claims to have a TASAF member while this person was not confirmed to be a member during village information confirmation. Such persons should NOT be considered a member). If more than one TASAF member take main member as defined by HH. In case there is not really a main member, take the relationship to head that is ranked highest in the response list (hence, lowest code). 3093 4896 1 Husband/Wife 2 Parent/Child 3 Brother/Sister 4 Grandchild/Grandparent 5 Uncle/Aunt/Nephew/Niece 6 Other relatives 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is [NAME]'s marital status? What is [NAME]'s marital status? What is [NAME]'s marital status? What is [NAME]'s marital status? What is [NAME]'s marital status? What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES PRESENT MARITAL STATUS is the marital status on the day of the interview. You must read each category to the respondent; otherwise he/she will reply, for example, that he is a bachelor instead of divorced or separated. MARRIED includes all types of marriage (for example, civil, traditional or common law). •The category informal union will include all household members who live as husband and wife but they are not legally recognized as husband and wife. •The category Divorced will include all household members who have signed the legal divorce paper and they do not live together anymore. •The category separated will include all household members who have been living together as husband and wife, but they do not live together anymore due to some misunderstanding, but they have not signed the divorce papers. •There is no term for widower (a man who has lost his wife) in Kiswahili. Both widows and widowers should be in a category MJANE. 5479 2510 1 Monogamous married 2 Polygamous married 3 Separated 4 Widow/Widower 5 Divorced 6 Never married Sysmiss Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? Is the spouse of [NAME] living in household? 2165 5824 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is [NAME]'s husband? Who is [NAME]'s husband? Who is [NAME]'s husband? Who is [NAME]'s husband? Who is [NAME]'s husband? Who is [NAME]'s husband? This question is only asked from the FEMALE members in the household, since male members can have several spouses and we want to avoid double counting. 1040 6949 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 14 Sysmiss For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? For how long was [NAME] absent during the last 12 months? Record the number of months [NAME] was away for out of the last 12 months. For example if the interview is conducted in the beginning of March 2008, then you should ask how many months from March 2007 to february 2008 [NAME] was ABSENT from the household. Do not confuse this with being present in the household, you should ask the number of months [NAME] was NOT there. The time spent, does not need to be consecutive, it is CUMMULATIVE time that matters. You should add up all the months that [NAME] slept and ate in the dwelling and assess whether it is under or above 6 months. Continuing with the same example as above, imagine [NAME] moved into the household in beginning of May 2007 and then stayed till September 2007 (5 months). He then left the household in October 2007, but returned for the whole of January and february 2008. To summarise, [NAME] was: - Absent from the household in March, April, October, November, December (5 months). -Present in the household in May, June, July, August, September, January, February (7 months). Thus we would choose option 2 “away for 6 months or less”. Another example is someone who visits the household every weekend of the year. This means they are absent for 5 out of every 7 days in the year, which adds up to be more than 6 months. Someone who visits 3 out of 7 days is absent for more than 6 months, but someone who visits for 4 out of 7 days is absent for less than 6 months. 7989 1 Present all year 2 Absent 6 months or less 3 Absent more than 6 months What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? What is [NAME]'s main daily activity? Note that this question considers ACTIVITIES, not only occupation. Leave the respondent to decide on which activity is considered main for a member. 6600 1389 1 Paid employee 2 Agricultural sector: Self-employed WITH employees 3 Agricultural: self-employed WITHOUT employees 4 Non-agricultural: Self-employed WITH employees 5 Non-agricultural: self-employed WITHOUT employees 6 Unpaid family work 7 Domestic work 8 Seeking work 9 Sick 10 Retired 11 Full-time student 12 Apprentice 13 Incapacitated 14 Religious leader/Pastor 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Is [NAME]'s biological father alive? Is [NAME]'s biological father alive? Is [NAME]'s biological father alive? Is [NAME]'s biological father alive? Is [NAME]'s biological father alive? Is [NAME]'s biological father alive? 4031 3958 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Does [NAME]'s biological father live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological father live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological father live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological father live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological father live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological father live in this household? 3175 4814 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is [NAME]'s father? Who is [NAME]'s father? Who is [NAME]'s father? Who is [NAME]'s father? Who is [NAME]'s father? Who is [NAME]'s father? 2050 5939 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 Sysmiss What was [NAME]'s age when his/her father died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her father died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her father died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her father died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her father died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her father died? 846 7143 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sysmiss Is [NAME]'s biological mother alive? Is [NAME]'s biological mother alive? Is [NAME]'s biological mother alive? Is [NAME]'s biological mother alive? Is [NAME]'s biological mother alive? Is [NAME]'s biological mother alive? 4031 3958 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Does [NAME]'s biological mother live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological mother live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological mother live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological mother live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological mother live in this household? Does [NAME]'s biological mother live in this household? 3672 4317 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is [NAME]'s mother? Who is [NAME]'s mother? Who is [NAME]'s mother? Who is [NAME]'s mother? Who is [NAME]'s mother? Who is [NAME]'s mother? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER 2854 5135 1 22 2.298 1.728 What was [NAME]'s age when his/her mother died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her mother died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her mother died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her mother died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her mother died? What was [NAME]'s age when his/her mother died? 356 7633 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Sysmiss Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? Can [NAME] read and write? COMPLETE THIS SECTION FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS (UNLESS SKIP) AFTER HAVING COMPLETED FORM A FOR ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS. Can [NAME] read and write? This question asks the individual to indicate whether they can read and write. Any language including English, Kiswahili, or other local languages in which the individual can read and write the language should result in a “Yes” response. Otherwise, the answer should be “No”. If a person can only read, but not write, then the response should be “No”. 7416 573 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? Has [NAME] ever attended school? 7416 573 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of [NAME]? Record only completed level and not the level a person is currently in or reached. 5567 2422 None 1 Pre-Primary 2 Adult 11 Standard I 12 Standard II 13 Standard III 14 Standard IV 15 Standard V 16 Standard VI 17 Standard VII 18 Standard VIII 19 Primary + Course 20 Form I 21 Form II 22 Form III 23 Form IV 24 Form IV + Course 25 Form V 26 Form VI 27 Form VI+ Course 28 Ordinary Diploma 41 University I 42 University II 43 University III 44 University IV 45 University V & + 88 DK Sysmiss Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? Is [NAME] currently in school? 5567 2422 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? Was [NAME] in school in the last 12 months? 2988 5001 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? Who runs/manages school [NAME] is attending? 2579 5410 1 Government 2 Community 3 Religious 4 Charity 5 Private 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Has [NAME] missed school in the last schooling week? Do NOT consider weekend days. You should consider public holidays, however, these are an option in the response list. 2579 5410 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? Why was [NAME] absent from school? If the response is not in the list, choose 'other'. For instance, if the person missed school because he/she had to travel, select 'other' and specify. If the person had school fees problem, you should select code [9] 'cannot meet cost'. 417 7572 1 Public holiday 2 School closed not in break 3 School closed in break 4 Absence teacher 5 Illness child 6 Illness HH member 7 Funeral 8 Disciplinary action 9 Cannot meet costs 10 Child refused 11 Child had to work 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How much was spent on [NAME]'s education in the last 12 months? How much was spent on [NAME]'s education in the last 12 months? How much was spent on [NAME]'s education in the last 12 months? How much was spent on [NAME]'s education in the last 12 months? How much was spent on [NAME]'s education in the last 12 months? In total how much was spent on [NAME]'s education in the last 12 months by members of your household on school fees, books, materials, uniforms, transport, extra tuition or school contributions? Note that it can be that there is a schooling household member, while the household claims not to have spent anything on education for that member. Since this is rare, there will be a warning listed in the error report in this case. You should make sure the respondent considers all expenses listed in the question. In case the respondent still claims he/she did not spend anything on the member, you should make a comment about this in the comment box. 2724 5265 1500000 52734.444 92594.53 Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Did [NAME] ever sit for a national examination from which results are out? Exams considered are ONLY those held at NATIONAL level and not otherwise. Note that this question is asked for ALL persons that have EVER attended school. 5567 2422 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? For which level was the last examination that [NAME] took? Note that this question only asks about the LAST examination the person took. Make sure the respondent considers the last one, and not a previous one (even if he/she obtained a higher score on the previous one). Teachers grade 'A' certificate is NOT a national examination. If the respondent took the Standard VIII examination long time ago, you should select 'standard VII', since this is the current equivalent to the former Standard VIII degree (does no longer exist now). 3670 4319 1 Standard IV 2 Standard VII 3 Form II 4 Form IV 5 Form VI 88 DK 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? Has [NAME] successfully passed this exam? 3670 4319 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What division did [NAME] score on the examination? What was [NAME]'s score on this examination? 115 7874 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 88 DK 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? Was [NAME] sick or injured in the last 4 weeks? 7989 1 Yes 2 No Main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? Main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? Main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? Main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? Main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? What was the main health problem [NAME] was suffering from (in the last 4 weeks)? High blood pressure should be considered under code [27] Heart problems/BC. 'Coughing' should be considered under code [26] 'Upper respiratory'. 'Stroke' should be considered under code [26] 'heart problems/BC'. 2127 5862 1 Malaria 2 Diarrhea 3 Vomiting 4 Flu 5 Athma 6 Headache 7 Backache 8 TB 9 Diabetes 10 STDs 11 Burn 12 Fracture 13 HIV/AIDS 14 Ear/Nose/Throats 15 Typhoid 16 Poisoning 17 Dental 18 Urinating is painful 19 Mental disorder 20 Stomach disorder 21 Prolonged wound 22 Skin problem 23 Pregnancy related 24 Cancer 25 Respiratory 26 Upper respiratory 27 Heart problem/BP 28 Unspecified long term illness 29 Bilharzia/Schistosomiasis 30 Athritis/Nerve disorder 31 Rheumatism 32 Eye problem 33 Injured 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Nr days in last 4 weeks [NAME] suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in last 4 weeks [NAME] suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in last 4 weeks [NAME] suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in last 4 weeks [NAME] suffered from this main health problem? Nr days in last 4 weeks [NAME] suffered from this main health problem? For how many days in the last 4 weeks has [NAME] suffered from this main health problem? Note that for this question we are ONLY interested in days ill in the LAST 4 WEEKS. Hence, the entry in this field cannot exceed 28. 2127 5862 1 28 8.685 7.047 Most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? Most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? What was the most important kind of health provider that [NAME] visited? 2127 5862 1 Referal hospital 2 District/Region hospital 3 Public dispensary 4 Public health center 5 Private Dispensary/Hospital 6 Private clinic 7 Super natural healer 8 Traditional healer (Herbalist) 9 Missionary Dispensary/Hospital 10 Pharmacy/Chemist 11 Faith healer 77 <None> 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? How was treatment mainly financed? 1901 6088 1 Free treatment 2 Health insurance 3 Own cash 4 Had to work for provider 5 Use of asset 6 Took loan 7 Got assistance 8 Differed by provider 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Did/does [NAME] take any medication for this health problem? Did/does [NAME] take any medication for this health problem? Did/does [NAME] take any medication for this health problem? Did/does [NAME] take any medication for this health problem? Did/does [NAME] take any medication for this health problem? Did/does [NAME] take any medication for this health problem? 2127 5862 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Which medication did [NAME] take for this health problem? Which medication did [NAME] take for this health problem? Which medication did [NAME] take for this health problem? Which medication did [NAME] take for this health problem? Which medication did [NAME] take for this health problem? Which medication did [NAME] take for this health problem? This question is only asked in case the person suffered/suffers from HIV/AIDS and if he/she took medicines for this. You should enter the specific name of the medication in this response field. 4 ARV[vidonge vya kurefusha maisha]. Anameza vidonge vya ARV arv vidonge In last 4 weeks hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in medical facility? In last 4 weeks hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in medical facility? In last 4 weeks hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in medical facility? In last 4 weeks hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in medical facility? In last 4 weeks hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in medical facility? For the last 4 weeks was [NAME] hospitalized or had overnight stay(s) in medical facility? 2127 5862 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Nr days in past 4 weeks unable to perform normal daily activities? Nr days in past 4 weeks unable to perform normal daily activities? Nr days in past 4 weeks unable to perform normal daily activities? Nr days in past 4 weeks unable to perform normal daily activities? Nr days in past 4 weeks unable to perform normal daily activities? In the past 4 weeks, for how many days was [NAME] unable to perform his/her normal daily activities due to the illness/injury? This question is ALSO asked of children, because we are interested in normal daily activities of the person, not necessarily in their work ability. For a baby, this would be sleeping, eating, etc. Note that for this question we are ONLY interested in the number of days ill in the LAST 4 WEEKS. Hence, the entry made in this field cannot exceed 28. 2127 5862 28 4.724 5.636 In 12 months [NAME] was too ill to perform his/her normal daily activities? In 12 months [NAME] was too ill to perform his/her normal daily activities? In 12 months [NAME] was too ill to perform his/her normal daily activities? In 12 months [NAME] was too ill to perform his/her normal daily activities? In 12 months [NAME] was too ill to perform his/her normal daily activities? In the past 12 months have there been any episodes in which [NAME] was too ill to perform his/her normal daily activities? This question is ALSO asked of children, because we are interested in normal daily activities of the person, not necessarily in their work ability. For a baby, this would be sleeping, eating, etc. In case the answer to question 9 is greater than 0, the response to this field is automatically set to 'yes', in which case you should NOT ask this question out loud to the respondent. Note that for this question we are only interested in the number of days ill IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS. Hence, the entry in this field cannot exceed 364. 7989 1 Yes 2 No Nr days [NAME] was unable to perform daily act. due to illness in past 12 months Nr days [NAME] was unable to perform daily act. due to illness in past 12 months Nr days [NAME] was unable to perform daily act. due to illness in past 12 months Nr days [NAME] was unable to perform daily act. due to illness in past 12 months Nr days [NAME] was unable to perform daily act. due to illness in past 12 months Estimate the total number of days [NAME] was not able to perform his/her daily activities due to illness for the past 12 months? 3430 4559 365 24.362 41.251 Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY physically or mentally disabled? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY physically or mentally disabled? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY physically or mentally disabled? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY physically or mentally disabled? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY physically or mentally disabled? Is [NAME] PERMANENTLY physically or mentally disabled in any way which limits or prevents normal daily activities or work? 7989 1 Yes 2 No What type of disability is [NAME] suffering? What type of disability is [NAME] suffering? What type of disability is [NAME] suffering? What type of disability is [NAME] suffering? What type of disability is [NAME] suffering? What type of disability is [NAME] suffering? 274 7715 1 Poor eyesight/Blind 2 Poor hearing/deaf 3 Unable to speak 4 Missing limb (arm/leg/hand/foot) 5 Paralysed/lame/crippled 6 Mentally disabled 7 Albino 88 DK 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Impact of disability on [NAME]'s daily activities compared to 12 months ago Impact of disability on [NAME]'s daily activities compared to 12 months ago Impact of disability on [NAME]'s daily activities compared to 12 months ago Impact of disability on [NAME]'s daily activities compared to 12 months ago Impact of disability on [NAME]'s daily activities compared to 12 months ago How is the impact of [NAME]'s disability on his/her daily activities compared to 12 months ago? 274 7715 1 Worse now 2 Same 3 Improved Sysmiss Can [NAME] do vigorous activities? Can [NAME] do vigorous activities? Can [NAME] do vigorous activities? Can [NAME] do vigorous activities? Can [NAME] do vigorous activities? Can [NAME] do vigorous activities like running, lifting heavy objects, participating in sports or doing hard labour? 2261 5728 1 Yes 2 Yes, with difficulty 3 Not at all Sysmiss Can [NAME] do walking uphill? Can [NAME] do walking uphill? Can [NAME] do walking uphill? Can [NAME] do walking uphill? Can [NAME] do walking uphill? Can [NAME] do walking uphill? 2261 5728 1 Yes 2 Yes, with difficulty 3 Not at all Sysmiss Can [NAME] bend over or stoop? Can [NAME] bend over or stoop? Can [NAME] bend over or stoop? Can [NAME] bend over or stoop? Can [NAME] bend over or stoop? Can [NAME] bend over or stoop? 2261 5728 1 Yes 2 Yes, with difficulty 3 Not at all Sysmiss Can [NAME] walk more than one kilometer? Can [NAME] walk more than one kilometer? Can [NAME] walk more than one kilometer? Can [NAME] walk more than one kilometer? Can [NAME] walk more than one kilometer? Can [NAME] walk more than one kilometer? 2261 5728 1 Yes 2 Yes, with difficulty 3 Not at all Sysmiss Can [NAME] walk over 100 meters? Can [NAME] walk over 100 meters? Can [NAME] walk over 100 meters? Can [NAME] walk over 100 meters? Can [NAME] walk over 100 meters? Can [NAME] walk over 100 meters? 247 7742 1 Yes 2 Yes, with difficulty 3 Not at all Sysmiss Can [NAME] bath or use the toilet? Can [NAME] bath or use the toilet? Can [NAME] bath or use the toilet? Can [NAME] bath or use the toilet? Can [NAME] bath or use the toilet? Can [NAME] bath or use the toilet? Note that the question is bathing OR using the toilet. In case the person can do either one of those two, the answer should be 'yes'. 2261 5728 1 Yes 2 Yes, with difficulty 3 Not at all Sysmiss How much expenditure information for [NAME?] NOT captured? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] NOT captured? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] NOT captured? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] NOT captured? How much expenditure information for [NAME?] NOT captured? 7989 1 All 2 Most 3 Some 4 Less than half 5 Just a small amount 6 None =1 if person will get pers. cons. questions =1 if person will get pers. cons. questions =1 if person will get pers. cons. questions =1 if person will get pers. cons. questions =1 if person will get pers. cons. questions 7989 1 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1079 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1079 Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 1079 In past 7 days has [NAME] taken any meals/snacks OUTSIDE this HH? In past 7 days has [NAME] taken any meals/snacks OUTSIDE this HH? In past 7 days has [NAME] taken any meals/snacks OUTSIDE this HH? In past 7 days has [NAME] taken any meals/snacks OUTSIDE this HH? In past 7 days has [NAME] taken any meals/snacks OUTSIDE this HH? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 7 days has [NAME] taken any meals/snacks OUTSIDE this household? 1076 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value meals/snacks taken OUTSIDE HH Total value meals/snacks taken OUTSIDE HH Total value meals/snacks taken OUTSIDE HH Total value meals/snacks taken OUTSIDE HH Total value meals/snacks taken OUTSIDE HH This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the value of this consumption? 174 905 200 70000 3541.466 6800.741 In past 7 days did [NAME] consume any kibuku or other local beers or spirits? In past 7 days did [NAME] consume any kibuku or other local beers or spirits? In past 7 days did [NAME] consume any kibuku or other local beers or spirits? In past 7 days did [NAME] consume any kibuku or other local beers or spirits? In past 7 days did [NAME] consume any kibuku or other local beers or spirits? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any kibuku and any other local beers or spirits? 1010 69 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value kibuku/other local beers, spirits Total value kibuku/other local beers, spirits Total value kibuku/other local beers, spirits Total value kibuku/other local beers, spirits Total value kibuku/other local beers, spirits This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value of this consumption? 183 896 9000 1150 1293.177 In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any 'labelled' beers, spirits or wine? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any 'labelled' beers, spirits or wine? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any 'labelled' beers, spirits or wine? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any 'labelled' beers, spirits or wine? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any 'labelled' beers, spirits or wine? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any 'labelled' beers, spirits or wine? 1010 69 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value labelled beers, spirits, wine Total value labelled beers, spirits, wine Total value labelled beers, spirits, wine Total value labelled beers, spirits, wine Total value labelled beers, spirits, wine This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value of this consumption? 23 1056 600 15000 3330.435 3390.955 In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any cigarettes? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any cigarettes? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any cigarettes? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any cigarettes? In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any cigarettes? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 7 days did [NAME] consume any cigarettes? 1010 69 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value cigarettes Total value cigarettes Total value cigarettes Total value cigarettes Total value cigarettes This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value? 60 1019 50 9600 835.833 1445.686 In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any sodas, juices, ice-creams or sweets? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any sodas, juices, ice-creams or sweets? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any sodas, juices, ice-creams or sweets? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any sodas, juices, ice-creams or sweets? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any sodas, juices, ice-creams or sweets? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any sodas, juices, ice-creams or sweets? 1076 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value sodas, juices, ice-creams, sweets Total value sodas, juices, ice-creams, sweets Total value sodas, juices, ice-creams, sweets Total value sodas, juices, ice-creams, sweets Total value sodas, juices, ice-creams, sweets This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value? 557 522 182500 7345.548 19217.969 In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any clothing or footwear? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any clothing or footwear? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any clothing or footwear? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any clothing or footwear? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any clothing or footwear? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any clothing or footwear? 1076 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value clothing, footwear Total value clothing, footwear Total value clothing, footwear Total value clothing, footwear Total value clothing, footwear This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value? 788 291 800000 19496.066 49386.758 In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any recreation and entertainment? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any recreation and entertainment? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any recreation and entertainment? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any recreation and entertainment? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any recreation and entertainment? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any recreation and entertainment: video halls, disco, sport events, etc.? 1076 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value recreating and entertainment Total value recreating and entertainment Total value recreating and entertainment Total value recreating and entertainment Total value recreating and entertainment This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value? 73 1006 43000 2276.712 6303.45 In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any phone credit or traveling fare? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any phone credit or traveling fare? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any phone credit or traveling fare? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any phone credit or traveling fare? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any phone credit or traveling fare? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any phone credit or traveling fare? 1076 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value phone credit, traveling fare Total value phone credit, traveling fare Total value phone credit, traveling fare Total value phone credit, traveling fare Total value phone credit, traveling fare This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value? 272 807 200 484000 44713.603 74911.011 In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal goods? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal goods? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal goods? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal goods? In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal goods? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal goods like watches, jewelry, suitcases and the like? 1076 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value personal goods Total value personal goods Total value personal goods Total value personal goods Total value personal goods This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value? 89 990 100 100000 7148.315 12320.743 In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal care goods or services? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal care goods or services? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal care goods or services? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal care goods or services? In past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal care goods or services? This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. In the past 12 months did [NAME] acquire any personal care goods or services like cosmetics, haircuts, hairdressing, toothbrushes, make-up and the like? 1076 3 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Total value personal care goods or serviced Total value personal care goods or serviced Total value personal care goods or serviced Total value personal care goods or serviced Total value personal care goods or serviced This section only applies to households with a member belonging to a (sampled) TASAF group in the village (maximum of 3 TASAF groups sampled per village). That is HH's in strata 2-7 (and possibly also stratum 1 if the HH has a TASAF member). Within those households, the personal consumption questions are ONLY asked to 1) TASAF members (of sampled TASAF groups in village) and to 2) household members meeting the NARROW VG criteria of ANY of the (sampled) TASAF groups (maximum of 3 groups sampled) in the village. If the household does not belong to strata {2-7}, no names are listed and section T6G should be entirely skipped. Otherwise, complete form T6GA for each person listed. What was the total value? 679 400 135900 6230.633 10484.294 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 249 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 249 Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number 248 T2Q7 T3AQ2 T3AQ7 T3BQ11 T3BQ8 T3CQ13 T3CQ2 T3CQ4 T5CQ6c T5DAQ2 T5DAQ4 T5DCode99 T5EAQ4 T5EAQ5b T5EAQ9a T5GQ2 T5HAQ2 T5HAQ4 T5HQ6 T5HQ7 T5JAQ1a T5LQ3e T5LQ5e T6AEQ1b T6AEQ2b T6AEQ4b T6Q2b Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) 249 0102 0105 0203 0401 1 10 1001 11 12 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 97 99 N/A Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 765 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 765 Project ID Project ID Project ID Project ID Project ID 765 1 2 3 Source type Source type Source type Source type Source type IF ANSWER TO T5fQ1 = [1], ANSWER QUESTIONS 3 TO 5 FOR ALL 3 SOURCE TYPES (INDIVIDUALS, GOVERNMENT/NGO/RELIGUOUS ORGANISATIONS, OTHER). MAKE A TOTAL OF ALL GIFTS PER CATEGORY. NOTE THAT YOU NEED TO MAKE AN ENTRY IN EACH FIELD. IF THE HH DID NOT RECEIVE ANY TRANSFERS FROM A SPECIFIC SOURCE, ENTER ZERO. HOWEVER, THERE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE ENTRY DIFFERENT FROM ZERO, OTHERWISE THE RESPONSE TO T5fQ1 SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN 'yes'. Source types are pre-populated. Questions need to be answered for each of these 3 types if T5FQ1 = [1] Source type The source types are pre-populated. 765 1 Individuals 2 Government/NGO/Religuous organisations 99 Other (specify) How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? IF ANSWER TO T5fQ1 = [1], ANSWER QUESTIONS 3 TO 5 FOR ALL 3 SOURCE TYPES (INDIVIDUALS, GOVERNMENT/NGO/RELIGUOUS ORGANISATIONS, OTHER). MAKE A TOTAL OF ALL GIFTS PER CATEGORY. NOTE THAT YOU NEED TO MAKE AN ENTRY IN EACH FIELD. IF THE HH DID NOT RECEIVE ANY TRANSFERS FROM A SPECIFIC SOURCE, ENTER ZERO. HOWEVER, THERE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE ENTRY DIFFERENT FROM ZERO, OTHERWISE THE RESPONSE TO T5fQ1 SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN 'yes'. How much CASH in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? This question ONLY considers CASH money. 765 600000 10420.261 43450.86 How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? IF ANSWER TO T5fQ1 = [1], ANSWER QUESTIONS 3 TO 5 FOR ALL 3 SOURCE TYPES (INDIVIDUALS, GOVERNMENT/NGO/RELIGUOUS ORGANISATIONS, OTHER). MAKE A TOTAL OF ALL GIFTS PER CATEGORY. NOTE THAT YOU NEED TO MAKE AN ENTRY IN EACH FIELD. IF THE HH DID NOT RECEIVE ANY TRANSFERS FROM A SPECIFIC SOURCE, ENTER ZERO. HOWEVER, THERE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE ENTRY DIFFERENT FROM ZERO, OTHERWISE THE RESPONSE TO T5fQ1 SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN 'yes'. How much FOOD in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? 765 500000 3096.078 21486.22 How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? IF ANSWER TO T5fQ1 = [1], ANSWER QUESTIONS 3 TO 5 FOR ALL 3 SOURCE TYPES (INDIVIDUALS, GOVERNMENT/NGO/RELIGUOUS ORGANISATIONS, OTHER). MAKE A TOTAL OF ALL GIFTS PER CATEGORY. NOTE THAT YOU NEED TO MAKE AN ENTRY IN EACH FIELD. IF THE HH DID NOT RECEIVE ANY TRANSFERS FROM A SPECIFIC SOURCE, ENTER ZERO. HOWEVER, THERE MUST BE AT LEAST ONE ENTRY DIFFERENT FROM ZERO, OTHERWISE THE RESPONSE TO T5fQ1 SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN 'yes'. How much OTHER IN-KIND GIFTS in total in TSH from [SOURCE TYPE]? Only other in-kind gifts DIFFERENT from food. 765 720000 5767.059 32041.319 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 1616 <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 1616 HH available for interview? HH available for interview? HH available for interview? HH available for interview? HH available for interview? THIS FORM ONLY OCCURS ON YOUR WAY TO THE T-BODY OF THE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE. IT DOES NOT OCCUR IN THE LISTING QUESTIONNAIRE. Is the HH available for interview or not? In this field, indicate whether the household is available for interview or not. If not, consult your supervisor, who will provide you with a replacement household. 1616 1 Yes 2 No Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? Why is the HH unavailable for interview? THIS FORM ONLY OCCURS ON YOUR WAY TO THE T-BODY OF THE HOUSEHOLD QUESTIONNAIRE. IT DOES NOT OCCUR IN THE LISTING QUESTIONNAIRE. Reason for HH unavailability? 71 1545 1 Refused 2 Household no longer exists 3 Household unknown 4 Temporarily absent 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 26248 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 26248 In the past 5 years did HH experience this shock? In the past 5 years did HH experience this shock? In the past 5 years did HH experience this shock? In the past 5 years did HH experience this shock? In the past 5 years did HH experience this shock? FOR EACH SHOCK LISTED (cf. Shock code), CHECK 'yes' OR 'no' DEPENDING ON WHETHER THE HOUSEHOLD EXPERIENCED THE SHOCK OR NOT. ONCE YOU HAVE GONE THROUGH THE LIST, RANK THE 3 MOST SEVERE SHOCKS ( DO NOT RANK MORE THAN 3 SHOCKS). FOR EACH OF THESE 3 SHOCKS, YOU NEED TO ENTER MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON FORM T5GA. In the past 5 years, did you experience any of the following shocks causing a significant reduction in your HH’s income/assets? Before the start of this section, you should give them a reference point of until when the 5 years period goes back. Do NOT consider shocks that happened BEFORE the period, even if the household still feels the consequences now. SHOCK is defined by SUDDEN situation, different from usual. Also, SHOCK is different from CONSEQUENCES OF SHOCK. For instance, HUNGER is NOT a shock, but a consequence. When respondent says 'yes', repeat to him 'within five years?'. We suggest you to note down the description of the shock that the respondent gives associated to this question in the Windows Journal, so you can use this description later for the ranking question Q2 in that section. That is, you should use the descriptions to summarize the shocks before asking the respondent to rank them. It is important to note that a shock may only be reported ONCE. Also, be alert when the respondent answer is 'yes'. Based on the description he/she gives to this shock, you should decide yourself in which category the shock belongs. You should select 'no' if there is no 'other' shock, for all other 1, other 2 and other 3. 26246 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Shock ID code Shock ID code Shock ID code Shock ID code Shock ID code FOR EACH SHOCK LISTED (cf. Shock code), CHECK 'yes' OR 'no' DEPENDING ON WHETHER THE HOUSEHOLD EXPERIENCED THE SHOCK OR NOT. ONCE YOU HAVE GONE THROUGH THE LIST, RANK THE 3 MOST SEVERE SHOCKS ( DO NOT RANK MORE THAN 3 SHOCKS). FOR EACH OF THESE 3 SHOCKS, YOU NEED TO ENTER MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON FORM T5GA. Shock ID code 26248 1 Drought or floods 2 Crop disease, crop pests or crop damaged by animals 3 Livestock died or were stolen 4 Household business failure, non-agricultural 5 Loss of salaried employment or non-payment of salary 6 End of regular assistance, aid, or remittances from outside HH 7 Large fluctuations in output and/or input prices (food, crops, inputs, etc.) 8 Chronic/severe illness or accident of household member 9 Death of member of household 10 Death of other family member 11 Significant increase in number of members in household 12 Jailed 13 Land/dwelling damaged destroyed 14 Hijacking/Robbery/Burglary/Assault 97 Other (1) 98 Other (2) 99 Other (3) Rank shock (only for 3 most severe) Rank shock (only for 3 most severe) Rank shock (only for 3 most severe) Rank shock (only for 3 most severe) Rank shock (only for 3 most severe) FOR EACH SHOCK LISTED (cf. Shock code), CHECK 'yes' OR 'no' DEPENDING ON WHETHER THE HOUSEHOLD EXPERIENCED THE SHOCK OR NOT. ONCE YOU HAVE GONE THROUGH THE LIST, RANK THE 3 MOST SEVERE SHOCKS ( DO NOT RANK MORE THAN 3 SHOCKS). FOR EACH OF THESE 3 SHOCKS, YOU NEED TO ENTER MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON FORM T5GA. Select rank only if shock is one of the 3 most severe shocks the HH experienced. Please rank the 3 most significant shocks you experienced Note that this question should be asked, AFTER you have summarized all shocks the household experienced. You should ask the respondent to rank the 3 most severe shocks out of all those experienced shocks. You should NOT delete the ones that are not ranked among the 3 most severe. If there was only 1 shock, you do not have to ask this question out loud, but you should select 'Most severe'. For this question, you should go to your notes in the Windows Journal made while asking question 1 in this section. You should summarize the shocks first, by use of these descriptions written down by you in Windows Journal. 3641 22607 1 Most severe 2 2nd most severe 3 3rd most severe Sysmiss How widely spread was this shock? It affected… How widely spread was this shock? It affected… How widely spread was this shock? It affected… How widely spread was this shock? It affected… How widely spread was this shock? It affected… FOR EACH OF THE 3 MOST SEVERE SHOCKS THE HOUSEHOLD EXPERIENCED, YOU SHOULD ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS ON THIS FORM. How widely spread was this shock? It affected… This question means "did it ONLY hit your own household DIRECTLY, or did it also have a DIRECT negative ECONOMIC impact on other households?" It does NOT mean whether other households were also somehow INDIRECTLY affected by the shock that only hit one household, because of the shock's consequences, such as emotionally. For instance, if a household member died, it is very unlikely that this affected other households in the village in a non-emotional way. In case the respondent answers 'all households in the village', you should ask him/her "in which way", to make sure that the question was well understood. 3641 22607 1 Only this HH 2 Some other HHs 3 Most HHs in this community 4 All HHs in this community Sysmiss When did this shock occur? YEAR When did this shock occur? YEAR When did this shock occur? YEAR When did this shock occur? YEAR When did this shock occur? YEAR FOR EACH OF THE 3 MOST SEVERE SHOCKS THE HOUSEHOLD EXPERIENCED, YOU SHOULD ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS ON THIS FORM. When did this shock occur? YEAR Check whether the date mentioned is within last 5 years. If it occurred before, delete the shock record. You should ALWAYS try your very best to make the respondent remember the year in which the shock occurred. Only in case the respondent REALLY does not remember, after all your attempts to make him/her remember, you select DK (don't know). A comment about this MUST be made, however, in this case. 3641 22607 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Sysmiss When did this shock occur? MONTH When did this shock occur? MONTH When did this shock occur? MONTH When did this shock occur? MONTH When did this shock occur? MONTH FOR EACH OF THE 3 MOST SEVERE SHOCKS THE HOUSEHOLD EXPERIENCED, YOU SHOULD ANSWER BOTH QUESTIONS ON THIS FORM. When did this shock occur? MONTH You should ALWAYS try your very best to make the respondent remember the month in which the shock occurred. Only in case the respondent REALLY does not remember, after all your attempts to make him/her remember, you select DK (don't know). A comment about this MUST be made, however, in this case. 3641 22607 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 88 Dk Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 43658 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 43658 Timestamp ID Timestamp ID Timestamp ID Timestamp ID Timestamp ID 43658 Open Form 'change HH ID' Open Form GM ('show group members') Open Form T1 first member Open Form T3a first member Open Form T3b first member Open Form T3c first member Open Form T4a first child Open Form T4b first child Open Form T5a Open Form T5b Open Form T5c Open Form T5d Open Form T5da first livestock Open Form T5e Open Form T5ea first enterprise Open Form T5f Open Form T5g Open Form T5ga first shock Open Form T5h Open Form T5ha first credit Open Form T5i Open Form T5j Open Form T5ja first member Open Form T5k Open Form T5l Open Form T6a Open Form T6ae first item Open Form T6b Open Form T6c Open Form T6d Open Form T6e Open Form T6f Open Form T6g Open Form T6ga first member frmImportHHQXData frmMainMenu date and time date and time date and time date and time date and time 43658 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 892 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 892 Member number Member number Member number Member number Member number 892 How many self-help groups does [NAME] belong to? How many self-help groups does [NAME] belong to? How many self-help groups does [NAME] belong to? How many self-help groups does [NAME] belong to? How many self-help groups does [NAME] belong to? How many self-help groups does [NAME] belong to? 892 1 2 3 4 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 1 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 1 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 1 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 1 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 1 FOR EACH PERSON LISTED ON T5J, THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED. GIVE THE TYPE OF SELF-HELP GROUPS THE PERSON BELONGS TO. DETAILS OF A MAXIMUM OF 4 SELF-HELP GROUPS SHOULD BE GIVEN. IF THE PERSON IS MEMBER OF MORE THAN 4 GROUPS, GIVE DETAILS OF THE 4 MAIN ONES. Enabled if T5JQ2 >=1 What are the types of self-help groups this household member belongs/belonged to? Group 1 892 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family- related 6 Social welfare 7 Groups 99 Other (specify) Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 2 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 2 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 2 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 2 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 2 FOR EACH PERSON LISTED ON T5J, THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED. GIVE THE TYPE OF SELF-HELP GROUPS THE PERSON BELONGS TO. DETAILS OF A MAXIMUM OF 4 SELF-HELP GROUPS SHOULD BE GIVEN. IF THE PERSON IS MEMBER OF MORE THAN 4 GROUPS, GIVE DETAILS OF THE 4 MAIN ONES. Enabled if T5JQ2 >=2 What are the types of self-help groups this household member belongs/belonged to? GROUP 2 180 712 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family- related 6 Social welfare 7 Groups 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 3 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 3 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 3 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 3 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 3 FOR EACH PERSON LISTED ON T5J, THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED. GIVE THE TYPE OF SELF-HELP GROUPS THE PERSON BELONGS TO. DETAILS OF A MAXIMUM OF 4 SELF-HELP GROUPS SHOULD BE GIVEN. IF THE PERSON IS MEMBER OF MORE THAN 4 GROUPS, GIVE DETAILS OF THE 4 MAIN ONES. Enabled if T5JQ2 >=3 What are the types of self-help groups this household member belongs/belonged to? GROUP 3 31 861 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family- related 6 Social welfare 7 Groups 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 4 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 4 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 4 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 4 Types of self-help groups this HH member belongs/belonged to? Group 4 FOR EACH PERSON LISTED ON T5J, THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED. GIVE THE TYPE OF SELF-HELP GROUPS THE PERSON BELONGS TO. DETAILS OF A MAXIMUM OF 4 SELF-HELP GROUPS SHOULD BE GIVEN. IF THE PERSON IS MEMBER OF MORE THAN 4 GROUPS, GIVE DETAILS OF THE 4 MAIN ONES. Enabled if T5JQ2 >=4 What are the types of self-help groups this household member belongs/belonged to? GROUP 4 6 886 1 Women's/Men's group 2 Merry-go-round 3 Youth-related 4 Religious-related 5 Family- related 6 Social welfare 7 Groups 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 201 The sequence number assigned to the interviewer within his/her team (Supervisor The sequence number assigned to the interviewer within his/her team (Supervisor The sequence number assigned to the interviewer within his/her team (Supervisor The sequence number assigned to the interviewer within his/her team (Supervisor The sequence number assigned to the interviewer within his/her team (Supervisor 196 5 The team ID for this survey The team ID for this survey The team ID for this survey The team ID for this survey The team ID for this survey 196 Gender interviewer Gender interviewer Gender interviewer Gender interviewer Gender interviewer 141 F M Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 811 ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji 811 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 286328 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 286328 Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code 286328 5 Radio 6 Watch or clock 9 Bicycle 10 Motorcycle 11 Car or truck 13 Mobile phone 14 Sponged sofa 15 Non-sponged sofa Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? Do you, or anyone else in your household, own a functioning [ASSET]? 286320 8 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3922 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 3922 Disabled member ID (generated automatically) Disabled member ID (generated automatically) Disabled member ID (generated automatically) Disabled member ID (generated automatically) Disabled member ID (generated automatically) 3922 1 2 3 4 5 What type of disability does this person suffer? What type of disability does this person suffer? What type of disability does this person suffer? What type of disability does this person suffer? What type of disability does this person suffer? 3921 1 1 Poor eyesight/Blind 2 Poor hearing/deaf 3 Unable to speak 4 Missing limb (arm/leg/hand/foot) 5 Paralysed/lame/crippled 6 Mentally disabled 7 Albino 88 DK 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Gender of disabled person Gender of disabled person Gender of disabled person Gender of disabled person Gender of disabled person 3921 1 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 43027 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 43027 Project ID Project ID Project ID Project ID Project ID 43027 1 2 3 10 11 Have you personally ever heard of the TASAF group/project [GROUP NAME]? Have you personally ever heard of the TASAF group/project [GROUP NAME]? Have you personally ever heard of the TASAF group/project [GROUP NAME]? Have you personally ever heard of the TASAF group/project [GROUP NAME]? Have you personally ever heard of the TASAF group/project [GROUP NAME]? 43026 1 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Is any HH member official member of TASAF group [NAME GROUP]? Is any HH member official member of TASAF group [NAME GROUP]? Is any HH member official member of TASAF group [NAME GROUP]? Is any HH member official member of TASAF group [NAME GROUP]? Is any HH member official member of TASAF group [NAME GROUP]? 21757 21270 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 2086 Person ID (V-forms) Person ID (V-forms) Person ID (V-forms) Person ID (V-forms) Person ID (V-forms) 2086 HH number matched to this person during listing (first) HH number matched to this person during listing (first) HH number matched to this person during listing (first) HH number matched to this person during listing (first) HH number matched to this person during listing (first) 2086 1001 8237 5020.78 2084.404 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 235 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 235 Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number Question Number 235 L1Q11 L1Q8 L2aQ2 L3Q4 L3Q5 L4Q1 L4Q2 L4Q3 L4Q6 Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) Item code (if required) 235 1 2 N/A Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 61611 Household number (generated automatically based on interviewer ID) Household number (generated automatically based on interviewer ID) Household number (generated automatically based on interviewer ID) Household number (generated automatically based on interviewer ID) Household number (generated automatically based on interviewer ID) 61611 Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID Interviewer ID 61611 Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID Kitongoji ID 61611 Did the HH receive long listing form? Did the HH receive long listing form? Did the HH receive long listing form? Did the HH receive long listing form? Did the HH receive long listing form? 11501 50110 1 Sysmiss Was the dwelling visited during listing? Was the dwelling visited during listing? Was the dwelling visited during listing? Was the dwelling visited during listing? Was the dwelling visited during listing? 61611 1 Yes 2 No Why was the dwelling not visited during listing? Why was the dwelling not visited during listing? Why was the dwelling not visited during listing? Why was the dwelling not visited during listing? Why was the dwelling not visited during listing? 2 61609 1 Too far 2 Nor far, but no time 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Is there someone available for interview? Is there someone available for interview? Is there someone available for interview? Is there someone available for interview? Is there someone available for interview? 61611 1 Yes 2 No Why is there no one available for interview? Why is there no one available for interview? Why is there no one available for interview? Why is there no one available for interview? Why is there no one available for interview? 5 61606 1 Too far 2 Not far, but no time 3 Respondent not at home 4 Respondent refused 99 Other (specifiy) Sysmiss Who provided the listing information? Who provided the listing information? Who provided the listing information? Who provided the listing information? Who provided the listing information? 61611 1 Head of HH 2 Spouse of HH head 3 Another adult HH member 4 Other non-adult HH member 5 Non-HH member relative 6 A neighbour 7 Guide 8 Village official 99 Other (Specify) How many people normally eat and sleep in the household? How many people normally eat and sleep in the household? How many people normally eat and sleep in the household? How many people normally eat and sleep in the household? How many people normally eat and sleep in the household? 61606 5 1 40 4.837 2.831 How many of them are not yet 5 years old? How many of them are not yet 5 years old? How many of them are not yet 5 years old? How many of them are not yet 5 years old? How many of them are not yet 5 years old? 61606 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss How old is the oldest MALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest MALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest MALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest MALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest MALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' 61606 5 -99 130 36.711 22.505 How old is the oldest FEMALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest FEMALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest FEMALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest FEMALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' How old is the oldest FEMALE member of HH (in years)? If none '-7' 61606 5 -99 120 39.477 20.001 Any people < 18 yrs old that lost any parent? Any people < 18 yrs old that lost any parent? Any people < 18 yrs old that lost any parent? Any people < 18 yrs old that lost any parent? Any people < 18 yrs old that lost any parent? 61606 5 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss How many have lost their mother only? How many have lost their mother only? How many have lost their mother only? How many have lost their mother only? How many have lost their mother only? 8666 52945 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 Sysmiss How many have lost their father only? How many have lost their father only? How many have lost their father only? How many have lost their father only? How many have lost their father only? 8666 52945 -99 10 1.087 1.998 How many have lost both parents? How many have lost both parents? How many have lost both parents? How many have lost both parents? How many have lost both parents? 8666 52945 -99 8 0.289 1.678 Any FEMALE member in HH who has lost husband AND currently NOT married? Any FEMALE member in HH who has lost husband AND currently NOT married? Any FEMALE member in HH who has lost husband AND currently NOT married? Any FEMALE member in HH who has lost husband AND currently NOT married? Any FEMALE member in HH who has lost husband AND currently NOT married? 61606 5 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Is there any MALE member in this HH who has lost wive AND is CURRENTLY NOT marr Is there any MALE member in this HH who has lost wive AND is CURRENTLY NOT marr Is there any MALE member in this HH who has lost wive AND is CURRENTLY NOT marr Is there any MALE member in this HH who has lost wive AND is CURRENTLY NOT marr Is there any MALE member in this HH who has lost wive AND is CURRENTLY NOT marr 61606 5 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Any member permanently disabled in any way which limits normal daily activities? Any member permanently disabled in any way which limits normal daily activities? Any member permanently disabled in any way which limits normal daily activities? Any member permanently disabled in any way which limits normal daily activities? Any member permanently disabled in any way which limits normal daily activities? 61606 5 -7 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Is head of HH male or female? Is head of HH male or female? Is head of HH male or female? Is head of HH male or female? Is head of HH male or female? 35871 25740 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss How old was head of HH at his/her last birthday? How old was head of HH at his/her last birthday? How old was head of HH at his/her last birthday? How old was head of HH at his/her last birthday? How old was head of HH at his/her last birthday? 35871 25740 13 130 54.077 16.715 What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of head of HH? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of head of HH? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of head of HH? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of head of HH? What is the highest level of COMPLETED education of head of HH? 35871 25740 None 1 Pre-Primary 2 Adult 11 Standard I 12 Standard II 13 Standard III 14 Standard IV 15 Standard V 16 Standard VI 17 Standard VII 18 Standard VIII 19 Primary + Course 20 Form I 21 Form II 22 Form III 23 Form IV 24 Form IV + Course 25 Form V 26 Form VI 27 Form VI+ Course 28 Ordinary Diploma 41 University I 42 University II 43 University III 44 University IV 45 University V & + 88 DK Sysmiss What is the head of HH's main daily activity? What is the head of HH's main daily activity? What is the head of HH's main daily activity? What is the head of HH's main daily activity? What is the head of HH's main daily activity? 35871 25740 1 Paid employee 2 Agricultural sector: Self-employed WITH employees 3 Agricultural: self-employed WITHOUT employees 4 Non-agricultural: Self-employed WITH employees 5 Non-agricultural: self-employed WITHOUT employees 6 Unpaid family work 7 Domestic work 8 Seeking work 9 Sick 10 Retired 11 Full-time student 12 Apprentice 13 Incapacitated 14 Religious leader/Pastor 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? What is the tribe of the HH head ? 35870 25741 1 Alagwa 2 Akiek 3 Arusha 4 Assa 5 Barabaig 6 Bembe 7 Bena 8 Bende 9 Bondei 10 Bungu 11 Burunge 12 Chagga 13 Datoga 14 Dhaiso 15 Digo 16 Doe 17 Fipa 18 Gogo 19 Gorowa 20 Gweno 21 Ha 22 Hadzabe 23 Hangaza 24 Haya 25 Hehe 26 Ikizu 27 Ikoma 28 Iraqw 29 Isanzu 30 Jiji 31 Jita 32 Kabwa 33 Kaguru 34 Kahe 35 Kami 36 Kara (Regi) 37 Kerewe 38 Kimbu 39 Kinga 40 Kisankasa 41 Kisi 42 Konongo 43 Kuria 44 Kutu 45 Kw'adza 46 Kwavi 47 Kwaya 48 Kwere 49 Kwifa 50 Lambya 51 Luguru 52 Luo 53 Maasai 54 Machinga 55 Magoma 56 Makonde 57 Makua 58 Makwe 59 Malila 60 Mambwe 61 Manda 62 Matengo 63 Matumbi 64 Maviha 65 Mbugwe 66 Mbunga 67 Mosiro 68 Mpoto 69 Mwanga 70 Mwera 71 Ndali 72 Ndamba 73 Ndendeule 74 Ndengereko 75 Ndonde 76 Ngasa 77 Ngindo 78 Ngoni 79 Ngulu 80 Ngurimi 81 Ngwele 82 Nilamba 83 Nindi 84 Nyakyusa 85 Nyambo 86 Nyamwanga 87 Nyamwezi 88 Nyanyembe 89 Nyaturu 90 Nyiha 91 Nyiramba 92 Pangwa 93 Pare 94 Pimbwe 95 Pogolo 96 Rangi 97 Rufiji 98 Rungi 99 Rungu 100 Rungwa 101 Rwa 102 Safwa 103 Sagara 104 Sandawe 105 Sangu 106 Segeju 107 Shambaa 108 Shubi 109 Sizaki 110 Suba 111 Sukuma 112 Sumbwa 113 Swahili 114 Temi 115 Tongwe 116 Tumbuka 117 Vidunda 118 Vinza 119 Wanda 120 Wanji 121 Ware 122 Yao 123 Zanaki 124 Zaramo 125 Zigula 126 Zinza 127 Zyoba 128 Mangati 129 Iraqw 130 Wafyomi 131 Manyema 132 Mbugu 888 DK 998 Foreign national 999 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? What is the religion of the HH head? 35871 25740 1 Catholic 2 Protestant 3 Other Christian 4 Muslim 5 Traditionalist 6 No Religion 88 DK 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Is the HH head also head of another HH in this village? Is the HH head also head of another HH in this village? Is the HH head also head of another HH in this village? Is the HH head also head of another HH in this village? Is the HH head also head of another HH in this village? 35871 25740 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? What material is the floor of this house made of? 35870 25741 1 Mud/earth 2 Wood/plank 3 Tiles 4 Concrete/Cement 5 Grass 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? What material is the roof of this house made of? 35870 25741 1 Mud 2 Thatch 3 Wood 4 Iron sheets 5 Concrete/Cement 6 Roofing tiles 7 Asbestos 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? What material are the walls of this house made of? 35869 25742 1 Mud/Mud brick 2 Stone 3 Burnt bricks 4 Concrete/Cement 5 Wood/Bamboo 6 Iron sheets 7 Cardboard 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? What is the HH's main source of drinking water throughout the year? 35869 25742 1 Pipe bourne water treated 2 Piped bourne water untreated 3 Bore hole/hand pump 4 Covered Well 5 Uncovered Well 6 Protected spring 7 Unprotected spring 8 Rain water 9 River, lake, pond 10 Truck, vendor 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? What is the main type of toilet used by this HH? 35869 25742 1 None (bush) 2 Flush to sewer 3 Flush to septic tank 4 pan/bucket 5 Covered pit latrine 6 Uncovered pit latrine 7 Ventilated pit latrine 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? What is the main source of energy used for lighting? 35869 25742 1 Kerosine/paraffin 2 Gas 3 Main electricity 4 Solar panels/private generator 5 Battery 6 Candles 7 Firewood 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat MEAT? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat MEAT? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat MEAT? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat MEAT? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat MEAT? 30510 31101 -99 7 0.764 1.488 In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat EGGS? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat EGGS? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat EGGS? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat EGGS? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household eat EGGS? 30510 31101 -99 7 0.234 1.194 In the past seven days, on how many days did your household drink MILK? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household drink MILK? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household drink MILK? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household drink MILK? In the past seven days, on how many days did your household drink MILK? 30509 31102 -99 7 1.81 2.909 When was the last time anyone in HH attended a village assembly? When was the last time anyone in HH attended a village assembly? When was the last time anyone in HH attended a village assembly? When was the last time anyone in HH attended a village assembly? When was the last time anyone in HH attended a village assembly? 35869 25742 1 Less than 3 months ago 2 3-6 months ago 3 6-12 months ago 4 1-3 years ago 5 More than 3 years ago 6 Never went 88 DK Sysmiss Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the kitongoji chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the kitongoji chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the kitongoji chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the kitongoji chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the kitongoji chairman? 35869 25742 1 Yes, residing in this household 2 Yes, not residing in this household 3 No 88 DK Sysmiss Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the village chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the village chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the village chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the village chairman? Is anyone in your HH a BLOOD relative of the village chairman? 35869 25742 1 Yes, residing in this household 2 Yes, not residing in this household 3 No 88 DK Sysmiss Is anyone in your household a BLOOD relative of the VEO? Is anyone in your household a BLOOD relative of the VEO? Is anyone in your household a BLOOD relative of the VEO? Is anyone in your household a BLOOD relative of the VEO? Is anyone in your household a BLOOD relative of the VEO? 35869 25742 1 Yes, residing in this household 2 Yes, not residing in this household 3 No 88 DK Sysmiss How many parents of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many parents of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many parents of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many parents of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many parents of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? 35869 25742 1 2 Sysmiss How many children of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many children of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many children of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many children of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? How many children of HH HEAD live in this village (NOT in the same HH)? 35869 25742 28 0.921 1.801 How many brothers/sisters HH HEAD live in this village (but NOT in the same HH)? How many brothers/sisters HH HEAD live in this village (but NOT in the same HH)? How many brothers/sisters HH HEAD live in this village (but NOT in the same HH)? How many brothers/sisters HH HEAD live in this village (but NOT in the same HH)? How many brothers/sisters HH HEAD live in this village (but NOT in the same HH)? 35869 25742 -99 31 1.157 1.962 Does anyone in HH hold any governmental position or is member of committee? Does anyone in HH hold any governmental position or is member of committee? Does anyone in HH hold any governmental position or is member of committee? Does anyone in HH hold any governmental position or is member of committee? Does anyone in HH hold any governmental position or is member of committee? 35869 25742 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Have you personally ever heard of a development programme called TASAF? Have you personally ever heard of a development programme called TASAF? Have you personally ever heard of a development programme called TASAF? Have you personally ever heard of a development programme called TASAF? Have you personally ever heard of a development programme called TASAF? 30510 31101 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has any HH member attended meeting in which the details TASAF were explained? Has any HH member attended meeting in which the details TASAF were explained? Has any HH member attended meeting in which the details TASAF were explained? Has any HH member attended meeting in which the details TASAF were explained? Has any HH member attended meeting in which the details TASAF were explained? 17336 44275 1 Yes - a village/kitongoji meeting 2 Yes - other meeting 3 No 88 DK Sysmiss Did your HH get assistance any other VG project in past 12 months? Did your HH get assistance any other VG project in past 12 months? Did your HH get assistance any other VG project in past 12 months? Did your HH get assistance any other VG project in past 12 months? Did your HH get assistance any other VG project in past 12 months? 35870 25741 1 Yes 2 No 88 DK Sysmiss Is a follow up interview necessary for this household? Is a follow up interview necessary for this household? Is a follow up interview necessary for this household? Is a follow up interview necessary for this household? Is a follow up interview necessary for this household? 61611 1 Yes 2 No Time interview started Time interview started Time interview started Time interview started Time interview started 61611 Time interview finished Time interview finished Time interview finished Time interview finished Time interview finished 59552 Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) 61611 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Stratum based on BROAD VG criteria (used during listing) Stratum based on BROAD VG criteria (used during listing) Stratum based on BROAD VG criteria (used during listing) Stratum based on BROAD VG criteria (used during listing) Stratum based on BROAD VG criteria (used during listing) 11501 50110 1 2 3 5 6 8 9 10 Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3356 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 3356 ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview ID of interviewer assigned to do this interview 3356 Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) Stratum based on NARROW VG criteria (used for sampling) 3356 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Is this HH a replacement HH? Is this HH a replacement HH? Is this HH a replacement HH? Is this HH a replacement HH? Is this HH a replacement HH? 3356 1 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1000 Group ID Group ID Group ID Group ID Group ID 1000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 816 184 1122.667 25.324 73.846 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 2177 Person ID Person ID Person ID Person ID Person ID 2177 Confirmation status of person (added, confirmed, etc.) Confirmation status of person (added, confirmed, etc.) Confirmation status of person (added, confirmed, etc.) Confirmation status of person (added, confirmed, etc.) Confirmation status of person (added, confirmed, etc.) 2177 1 Confirmed (as member/VEO/VC/Prime mover) 2 Added to list as TASAF member/VEO/VC/Prime mover during/after pre-listing meeting 3 Known but NOT confirmed as member/VEO/VC/Prime mover 4 Unknown in the village Sex of person Sex of person Sex of person Sex of person Sex of person 2005 172 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss ID of Kitongoji in which this person lives ID of Kitongoji in which this person lives ID of Kitongoji in which this person lives ID of Kitongoji in which this person lives ID of Kitongoji in which this person lives 2004 173 1 99 6.348 17.266 Role within the village Role within the village Role within the village Role within the village Role within the village 2006 171 1 Village chairman 2 Village Executive Officer 3 No VEO/VC Sysmiss Is this person a TASAF group/project member? Is this person a TASAF group/project member? Is this person a TASAF group/project member? Is this person a TASAF group/project member? Is this person a TASAF group/project member? 2008 169 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss ProjectID I person is member of ProjectID I person is member of ProjectID I person is member of ProjectID I person is member of ProjectID I person is member of 2177 1 2 3 4 10 11 ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of 2177 10 ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of ProjectID II person is member of 2177 Role within the specified project? Role within the specified project? Role within the specified project? Role within the specified project? Role within the specified project? 1795 382 1 Member 2 Chairman 3 Secretary 4 Treasurer 5 Vice-chairman 6 Vice-secretary 7 Storekeeper 99 Other (specify) Sysmiss Role within the specified project - Other description Role within the specified project - Other description Role within the specified project - Other description Role within the specified project - Other description Role within the specified project - Other description 55 HalmaShauri HalmaShauri = Councelor Mjmbe Mjumbe Msumbe Not Known to group members Vice Secretary advicer assistant treasurer mjumber Is this person a signatory? Is this person a signatory? Is this person a signatory? Is this person a signatory? Is this person a signatory? 1788 389 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the MAIN vulnerability criterion under which [NAME] joined this group? What is the MAIN vulnerability criterion under which [NAME] joined this group? What is the MAIN vulnerability criterion under which [NAME] joined this group? What is the MAIN vulnerability criterion under which [NAME] joined this group? What is the MAIN vulnerability criterion under which [NAME] joined this group? 1792 385 1 Widow/widower 2 Elderly 3 Orphan 4 Disabled 5 HIV/AIDS 88 DK 99 Other (Specify) Sysmiss Beneficiary or Care Giver? Beneficiary or Care Giver? Beneficiary or Care Giver? Beneficiary or Care Giver? Beneficiary or Care Giver? 1794 383 1 Self 2 Caregiver WITHIN HH 3 Caregiver OUTSIDE HH Sysmiss SEX of the BENEFICIARY that [NAME] takes care of? SEX of the BENEFICIARY that [NAME] takes care of? SEX of the BENEFICIARY that [NAME] takes care of? SEX of the BENEFICIARY that [NAME] takes care of? SEX of the BENEFICIARY that [NAME] takes care of? 26 2151 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss AGE of the BENEFICIARY person (NOT the care giver, if any)? AGE of the BENEFICIARY person (NOT the care giver, if any)? AGE of the BENEFICIARY person (NOT the care giver, if any)? AGE of the BENEFICIARY person (NOT the care giver, if any)? AGE of the BENEFICIARY person (NOT the care giver, if any)? 1795 382 2 105 51.62 19.839 AGE of the TASAF member himself/herself? AGE of the TASAF member himself/herself? AGE of the TASAF member himself/herself? AGE of the TASAF member himself/herself? AGE of the TASAF member himself/herself? 174 2003 18 97 47.086 14.264 Has the orphan lost only ONE parent or BOTH parents? Has the orphan lost only ONE parent or BOTH parents? Has the orphan lost only ONE parent or BOTH parents? Has the orphan lost only ONE parent or BOTH parents? Has the orphan lost only ONE parent or BOTH parents? 158 2019 1 BOTH parents 2 ONE parent only Sysmiss How many households does [NAME] have? How many households does [NAME] have? How many households does [NAME] have? How many households does [NAME] have? How many households does [NAME] have? 762 1415 1 2 3 Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 123 Group Number Group Number Group Number Group Number Group Number 123 Official TASAF ID of the TASAF group Official TASAF ID of the TASAF group Official TASAF ID of the TASAF group Official TASAF ID of the TASAF group Official TASAF ID of the TASAF group 123 Type of income generating project? Type of income generating project? Type of income generating project? Type of income generating project? Type of income generating project? 123 1 Dairy cattle keeping 2 Pig keeping 3 Poultry keeping 4 Indigenous poultry keeping 5 Dairy goat keeping 6 Coffee Processing 7 Improved Zebu keeping 8 Market 9 Tailoring 10 Bee keeping 11 Oil pressing factory 12 Carpentry 13 Vegetable production 14 Tree nursery 15 Milling 16 Selling agricultural materials 17 18 99 Other (specify) Will this TASAF group be reserved for evaluation? Will this TASAF group be reserved for evaluation? Will this TASAF group be reserved for evaluation? Will this TASAF group be reserved for evaluation? Will this TASAF group be reserved for evaluation? 123 1 Yes 2 No Prime mover for this project? Prime mover for this project? Prime mover for this project? Prime mover for this project? Prime mover for this project? 122 1 1 106 19.459 21.126