DDI_KEN_1998_ILFC_v02_M Kenya National Bureau of Statistics Accelerated Data Program 2013-05-31 NADA Version 02 (October 2013). Edited version based on Version 1.1 (November 2008) DDI that was done by Kenya National Bureau of Statistics and reviewed by Accelerated Data Program, International Household Survey Network. Integrated Labour Force Survey 1998-1999 Second Round ILFS 1998-99 KEN_1998_ILFS_v01_M Kenya National Bureau of Statistics

International Programme for Elimination of Child Labour

United Nations Development Fund

The World Bank

NADA International Labour Organisation Director Labor Force Survey [hh/lfs] Child labour Labor & Social Protection Children & Youth The 1998/99 Integrated Labour Force Survey (ILFS) was the first of its kind to integrate three related surveys (labour force, informal sector and child labour modular surveys) into a single cost-effective survey. It was conducted over the whole country on the household-based NASSEP III sample frame, and covered 11,049 households giving a response rate of 86.2 per cent. As such, the survey collected a wide range of representative information that can be used in the design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of various policies and programmes. In particular, it provides indicators such as school enrolments rates, housing conditions, access to amenities and facilities, income and expenditures, unemployment rates, and income and expenditure levels which should provide invaluable inputs into the monitoring and evaluation of the economic reforms and poverty reduction programmes that are being implemented by the Government. The key objectives of the survey were to update data on the labour force, determine the size and output of the informal sector, and estimate the extent of child labour. A rich data bank has been created as a by-product of data processing exercise, which can be used to carry out further analysis of the information collected by the survey. In designing and implementing the survey, CBS worked closely with other stakeholders through the Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee (IMSC) that was formed to provide overall guidance on the implementation of the survey. The committee was composed of representatives from Ministry of Labour and Human Resource Development, Ministry of Education Science and Technology, and the Macro Planning and Human Resources and Social Services departments in the Ministry of Finance and Planning. A Technical Working Group (TWG) was formed as the survey's secretariat that undertook day-to-day activities on the implementation of the survey. Also, the wealth of data collected by the 1998/99 ILFS should be used for in-depth analysis, especially on the informal sector module data. Kenya National coverage Household, Individual The survey covered all de jure household members, all persons above 5 years Sample survey data [ssd] The Kenya Integrated Labour Survey covered the following topics: - Household Composition - Labour Force Particulars (household members aged 5 years and above) - Child Particulars (children aged 5 to 17 who are working) - Children's Working Conditions - Children's Earnings and Disposal - Household Facilities - Household Income and Expenditure Kenya National Bureau of Statistics The sample for the 1998/99 Integrated Labour Force Survey (ILFS) was drawn from the NASSEP III master sample frame, which was developed from the population count of the 1989 Population and Housing Census. The frame covered all the districts (excluding Turkana, Marsabit, and Samburu) that were in existence during its inception in 1989. The master sample frame, which is a two stage stratified cluster design, is multi-purpose for household-based surveys. In the design of NASSEP III, the Enumeration Areas (EAs) of the 1989 population census were the Primary Sampling Units (PSUs). The PSUs were selected using the Probability Proportional to Size (PPS) method, and were then segmented into smaller units of about 100 households, constituting one Measure of Size (MOS). One segment from each PSU was selected randomly for the creation of a "cluster". The frame was further categorised into urban and rural sub-strata. The urban component comprised 329 clusters (of which 209 are operational) spread over 63 urban centres, with population 10,000 and over, including all district headquarters with the exception of Marsabit, Mararal and Lodwar towns. The rural component of the frame had a total of 952 clusters (of which 930 are operational) spread over 34 districts as constituted in 1989, but excluded Turkana, Marsabit, Samburu and the North Eastern districts of Wajir, Garissa and Mandera. In creating the rural component of the frame, each of the 34 districts covered was treated as a stratum. The allocation of the PSUs to the rural districts was done proportionately to the population size. The allocation of the clusters to the districts varied between 12 and 36 clusters, with sparsely populated districts assigned fewer clusters than densely populated districts. Sample Size Determination The child labour phenomenon was used in determining the appropriate sample size, so as to increase the chances of capturing working children in sampled households since the child labour incidence is a rare event. First, it was estimated that children aged 5-17 years constituted 37.0 percent of the listings of 1996, and also in the December 1998 population projections. Also, the proportion of working children falling in this age interval was estimated to lie between 15 percent and 19 percent (using the results of the 1989 Population and Housing Census). Using a margin of error of 5 percent and a confidence level of 95 percent with an adjustment for the design effect of 2.0, a sample size of 54,000 persons was estimated for the survey. Working with average household size of 4.2 persons, the sample size translated into 12,814 households, which were selected by a systematic selection of every tenth household in each cluster. Where the calculated number fell below 10 households, a minimum of 10 households was taken in all such cases. The resultant sample size was observed to be sufficient to provide national and provincial estimates. The survey, as stated earlier, covered 1,109 clusters out of the 1,139 selected clusters, giving 97.4 percent response rate. The remaining 30 clusters constituting 2.6 per cent were not covered, mainly due to inaccessibility caused by flooding and insecurity prevailing in these clusters. Face-to-face [f2f] The ILFS questionnaire consisted of three modules with a total of thirteen forms: (i) The labour force module consisting of forms LFS/I/98 through LFS/IV/98, which solicited labour force particulars; (ii) The informal sector module consisting of forms LFS/V/98 through LFS/VII/98, which was used to solicit information on informal sector businesses, and (iii) The child labour module consisting of forms LFS/VIII through LFS/XIII/98, by which information was collected on the child labour phenomenon. Training for field staff was undertaken in two tiers: 6 days training of trainers, which was conducted at a central point; and a week's training of enumerators in 8 training venues spread over the country. The fieldwork was undertaken in 21 consecutive days during the months of December 1998 and January 1999. About 250 enumerators who are permanent employees of CBS based in each of the surveyed districts collected the data. Fifty District Statistical Officers (DSOs) supervised data collection at district level. In addition, 32 district coordinators were constituted to coordinate the survey in each of the districts; while the 250 CBS field enumerators, who are permanent employees of CBS based in each of surveyed districts, manned the NASSEP clusters and collected the data. The enumerators had a range of responsibilities, which included: Locating the sampled households within the assigned clusters by use of cluster maps; Establishing rapport with respondents to gain their consent to be interviewed; Conducting personal interviews and recording answers using the questionnaire by following instructions given during their training and elaborated in the enumerators' reference manual; Checking the completed questionnaires to ensure that all questions are asked and the responses are neatly and legibly recorded; Returning to the respondents where necessary to clarify suspect entries and for appointments to finish uncompleted interviews; Preparing debriefing notes for the supervisor on the problems encountered; and Forwarding all completed questionnaires to the supervisor or the DSO. As to the weighting procedures, weighting of the sample data was done because the selection process of the sample was not self-weighting; and in the accompanying computation process, adjustment was done for cluster and household non-response. In addition, the adjustments took into consideration both the listed populations in the clusters and population growth. See Appendix I of the report for a complete description of weighting. The field staff in the districts where the survey was conducted undertook the initial editing of the questionnaires. The edited questionnaires were then forwarded to the CBS head office for further editing and processing using FoxPro 2.0 software. Thereafter the data were verified and validated up to the analysis stage to identify and correct invalid codes, duplicates, missing variables and other internal inconsistencies. The survey, as stated earlier, covered 1,109 clusters out of the 1,139 selected clusters, giving 97.4 percent response rate. The remaining 30 clusters constituting 2.6 per cent were not covered, mainly due to inaccessibility caused by flooding and insecurity prevailing in these clusters. At household level, 11,049 out of 12,814 selected households participated in the survey, giving 86.2 percent response rate. The lowest response rate was recorded in Garissa district while the highest response rates were observed in Mandera and Embu districts. The rural component had a higher response rate of 87.5 percent, that is 9,111 respondents out of a total of 10,413 selected households. In the urban areas there was a response rate of 80.7 percent based on 1,938 households that responded from 2,401 selected households. Among the provinces, the lowest response rate was experienced in North Eastern where 74.6 percent while Eastern Province had the highest response rate of 92.7 percent. It is observed that estimates based on sample survey data are potentially subject to two types of errors, namely, sampling and non-sampling errors. The latter are not easy to control since they arise from factors external to the sample design, which include coding and data entry errors among others. Sampling errors are however controlled through the design of the sample and are measured by use of variances. In the ILFS, the stratified cluster design was used. This is a complex design and its variance estimates were based on the ultimate cluster method for variance estimation. The Cenvar program in the IMPS was used in the estimation of the variances of some selected variables. The standard error estimates in Appendix I were therefore obtained and reflect the situation of the data. The variances of the parameters were either for the totals or ratios. (For the fomulae kindly check the report) It is observed from the estimates of the variances that most of the estimates have consistently small standard errors, with the exception of categories with very few observations. Consequently, it was found that the coefficient of variation (CV) for most of the variable were in the neighbourhood of 10 percent or below with exception of North Eastern Province which had a very small sample in the survey, or categories of the population with rare occurrence such as people with university level education or ages exceeding 50 years in some provinces, which had very few observations. The design effect in most cases was not high with the exception of the categories having small observations in the North Eastern Province. It is, therefore, observed that estimates based on the ILFS are fairly reliable and provide a good reflection of the employment situation and associated characteristics in the country. 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Household Composition Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Household composition) 0 14 Labour Force Particulars Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Labour force Participation) 0 15 Paid Employees Particulars Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Paid employees Particulars) 0 15 Unemployed and Jobseekers Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Unemployed and jobseekers) 0 16 Business Particulars Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Business Particulars) 0 21 Employment Particulars Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Employees Particulars) 0 20 Revenue and Expenditure Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Revenue and Expenditure) 0 17 Child Particulars Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Child Particulars) 0 16 Children Working Conditions Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Children working conditions) 0 15 Children Earning and Disposal Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Children earning and disposal) 0 15 Household Facilities Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Household facilities) 0 13 Household Income and Expenditure Data collected at the Household Level (Labour Force Questionnaire, Household income and Expenditure) 0 17 DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD RELATIONSHIP TO HEAD TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Relation to head Indicate relationship of each member to the head of household in column A02 1 HEAD 2 SPOUSE 3 SON 4 DAUGHTER 5 SISTER 6 BROTHER 7 PARENT 8 OTHER RELATION 9 UNRELATED Relationship to the head AGE OF PERSONS AGE OF PERSONS AGE OF PERSONS AGE OF PERSONS AGE OF PERSONS TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Age in completed Years (If age is >= 99 code 99) Give age in completed years, in column A03.If age is greater than 99 years, code age as "99" in column A03. Age of the of respondent in completed years SEX SEX SEX SEX SEX TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Sex (1=Male, 2=Female) Write down sex of each household member 1 MALE 2 FEMALE Sex of the respondent MARITAL STATUS MARITAL STATUS MARITAL STATUS MARITAL STATUS MARITAL STATUS TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Marital Status Write down sex of each household marital status in the column A05. 1 NEVER MARRIED 2 MARRIED-MONOGAMY 3 MARRIED-POLYGAMY 4 SEPARATED 5 DIVORCED 6 WIDOWED 7 OTHER 9 Not stated Marital status of the respondent WHETHER AT SCHOOL FULL TIME WHETHER AT SCHOOL FULL TIME WHETHER AT SCHOOL FULL TIME WHETHER AT SCHOOL FULL TIME WHETHER AT SCHOOL FULL TIME TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS At School Full Time 1 YES 2 NO Respondent at School Full Time HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Highest academic level reached ut down the highest academic level reached by each listed member of the household in Column A07. Note that "reached" in this case implies exposure to a level of education. Therefore the respondent need not have completed the full cycle of a stated academic level to qualify as having reached it. For example, if a person left secondary school level in Form Two, then the highest academic level reached is secondary school level. Also, if the respondent is currently in Primary school, then the highest level reached is primary school academic level. 1 NONE 2 NURSERY 3 PRIMARY 4 SECONDARY 5 UNDERGRADUATE 6 POSTGRADUATE 9 Not Stated Respondent Highest academic level reached IF NOT AT SCHOOL, YEAR RESPONDENT LEFT HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED IF NOT AT SCHOOL, YEAR RESPONDENT LEFT HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED IF NOT AT SCHOOL, YEAR RESPONDENT LEFT HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED IF NOT AT SCHOOL, YEAR RESPONDENT LEFT HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED IF NOT AT SCHOOL, YEAR RESPONDENT LEFT HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS If not at school full time, year respondent left the highest academic Level If "none" code 00 Next, if respondent is not at school full time, ask the year the respondent left the highest academic level, irrespective of whether the respondent completed the level or not. Record the response by writing only the last two digits of the year in column A08, i.e. 54 for the year 1954 and 67 for the year 1967, etc. Write "00" if the respondent never went to school IF NOT AT SCHOOL, YEAR RESPONDENT LEFT HIGHEST ACADEMIC LEVEL REACHED HIGHEST VOCATIONAL/PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE ATTAINED HIGHEST VOCATIONAL/PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE ATTAINED HIGHEST VOCATIONAL/PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE ATTAINED HIGHEST VOCATIONAL/PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE ATTAINED HIGHEST VOCATIONAL/PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE ATTAINED TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Highest Vocational/Professional Certificates Attained In addition to academic schooling the respondent may have received other forms of training. Ask the respondent the highest professional or vocational certificate obtained, if any. The listed vocational certificates are professional in nature, and are mostly obtained in tertiary educational institutions, as opposed to academic certificates obtained in formal educational institutions. Record the appropriate option in Column A09. 1 NONE 2 TRADE TESTS 3 ORDINARY DIPLOMA 4 HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA 5 CPA/CPS 6 OTHER 9 Not Stated HIGHEST VOCATIONAL/PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE ATTAINED YEAR HIGHEST CERTIFICATE ATTAINED YEAR HIGHEST CERTIFICATE ATTAINED YEAR HIGHEST CERTIFICATE ATTAINED YEAR HIGHEST CERTIFICATE ATTAINED YEAR HIGHEST CERTIFICATE ATTAINED TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Year Highest Certificate Attained Put down the year the certificate was obtained in Column A10. YEAR HIGHEST CERTIFICATE ATTAINED DISTRICT OF BIRTH DISTRICT OF BIRTH DISTRICT OF BIRTH DISTRICT OF BIRTH DISTRICT OF BIRTH TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS Birthplace (District if Born in Kenya, or Country if Born Outside Kenya) (See listing of codes in the Enumerators' manual) Using Appendix 1 of the manual, write down the district of birth for each member of the household who were born in Kenya, or country of birth for each member of the household born outside Kenya. You should understand that the first two digits in the district codes represent the province and district within that province, respectively. The last two codes indicate whether one was born in urban or rural areas of Kenya. Therefore each place of birth within Kenya has to be represented by a combination of 4 codes. For example, write the district "Kisumu" in column A11, and put code "6201" in cell 26 through 29 to show that a member of the household was born in Kisumu district within Kisumu municipality. If on the other hand the respondent was born in a rural area within Kisumu district, write the district "Kisumu" in column A11, and put code "6200" in cell 26 through 29. The last two zeros indicate rural areas, i.e. not born in any of the towns listed under a district. If born outside Kenya write down the name of the country in column A11, and put the country's code in cells 27 through 30 by use of Appendix 1 of the manual. It should be noted that the listed districts and towns are those covered by NASSEP III sampling frame; i.e. all districts in existence in 1992; and all towns with a population of 10,000 or more persons as given by the 1989 Population Census, plus any district headquarters with less than 10,000 persons. RESPONDENT DISTRICT OF BIRTH district and towns district and towns district and towns district and towns district and towns clusters clusters clusters clusters clusters house hold house hold house hold house hold house hold serial number serial number serial number serial number serial number whether one held ajob whether one held ajob whether one held ajob whether one held ajob whether one held ajob TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Did Member hold a job or work for pay, profit or family gain last week? If 'No' skip to B10 (i.e. “If did not work last week”] Ask each member whether they had a job or worked for pay, profit or family gain last week. If yes, put the response “Yes” in column B02 and code “1” in cell 15; 1 yes 2 no 9 not stated employment status employment status employment status employment status employment status TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Status in Employment (Main) Ask the main type of work the respondent was engaged in from the listed options and record the response in column B03. The category “other” includes all those who cannot be included in any of the preceding categories 1 paid employee 2 working employer 3 own account worker 4 unpaid family worker 5 apprentice 6 other 7 only schooling 8 worked last 12months 9 not working/idle 99 not stated occupation occupation occupation occupation occupation TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Current Main Occupation See listing of codes in the Enumerators' Reference Manual Give current main occupation in column B04.Occupational codes are presented in Appendix 3 of the manual. sector one is working sector one is working sector one is working sector one is working sector one is working TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Sector Record the sector of the economy under which the enterprise employing the respondent falls in column B05. The sectors are modern sector, informal sector (Jua Kali), and small-scale agriculture and pastoralist activities. These sectors are defined in the manual. 1 modern sector-public institution 2 modern sector-private institution 3 informal sector 4 small scale farming/pastrolist act. 5 other 9 not stated industry industry industry industry industry TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Industry See listing of codes in the Enumerator's Reference Manual In addition, put down the economic activity under which the enterprise employing the respondent falls in columns in B06. Industrial classification of economic activities is given in appendix 2 of the manual. hours worked last week hours worked last week hours worked last week hours worked last week hours worked last week TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Hours worked last week Record the number of hours a member worked last week in column B07. whether looking for a different job whether looking for a different job whether looking for a different job whether looking for a different job whether looking for a different job TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Looking for different work/job? Find out if the working respondent is looking for a different job, and if he/she is, write down "YES" with the accompanying code in column B08. 1 yes 2 no main reason for looking for adifferent job main reason for looking for adifferent job main reason for looking for adifferent job main reason for looking for adifferent job main reason for looking for adifferent job TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER If Yes state main reason State the main reason for looking for another job, and code it in cell 27 under column B09. 1 low pay 2 want fulltime job 3 lack of work satisfaction 4 low business returns 5 low farm returns 6 other main reason for not working or holding a job last week main reason for not working or holding a job last week main reason for not working or holding a job last week main reason for not working or holding a job last week main reason for not working or holding a job last week TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER IF DID NOT WORK LAST WEEK Main reason for not working or holding a job last week If the respondent did not work or had no job last week (i.e. response to B02 is “NO”), establish, out of the listed options, the main reason for not working and record the response in column B10. 1 sick/incapacitated 2 fulltime student 3 retired 4 looking for work 5 out of season 6 retrenchment/redundancy 7 temporary lay off 8 dont need work 9 other if didnt work last week, whether one worked during the last 12 months if didnt work last week, whether one worked during the last 12 months if didnt work last week, whether one worked during the last 12 months if didnt work last week, whether one worked during the last 12 months if didnt work last week, whether one worked during the last 12 months TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER IF DID NOT WORK LAST WEEK Did member work during the last 12 months? Further, find out if such a respondent ever worked during the last 12 months and record the appropriate response in column B11. 1 yes 2 no 9 not stated last occupation if ever worked last occupation if ever worked last occupation if ever worked last occupation if ever worked last occupation if ever worked TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER IF DID NOT WORK LAST WEEK Last occupation (if ever worked) See listing of codes in the Enumerator's Reference Manual If member has ever worked, give the last occupation in column B12. DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER Institution for highest certificate-Job Institution for highest certificate-Job Institution for highest certificate-Job Institution for highest certificate-Job Institution for highest certificate-Job TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT TRAINING FOR THIS JOB Institution (for highest certificate) Ask for the institution from which the paid employee received their highest certificate for the job he/she is doing, and record the response with its accompanying code in column C02 1 None 2 Vocational 3 Village polytechnic 4 Institute of Technology 5 Apprentice 6 On the Job 7 NYS 8 National Polytechnic 9 College 10 University 11 Other 99 Not Stated Type of Training Institution Type of Training Institution Type of Training Institution Type of Training Institution Type of Training Institution TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT TRAINING FOR THIS JOB Type of Training Institution/Organisation Ask the type of institution that trained the worker, and record the response in column C03.If respondent was not trained for the job he/she is performing, write down option “1 = N/A”. The term “private institution” refers to training institutions that are owned and run by private individuals and institutions. On the other hand, “public institution” refers to training institutions either owned and run by the Government or owned by local communities but whose teachers are paid by the Government. Length of job search Length of job search Length of job search Length of job search Length of job search TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Length of job search (How long did you look for this job?) (Months) Further, many workers learn their jobs through informal arrangements or at their places of work (on-the-job). Record in months the time it took the respondent to secure the current job in column C04. Working Patterns Working Patterns Working Patterns Working Patterns Working Patterns TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Working patterns Record the working patterns of the employed person in column C05 by choosing the appropriate option. 1 Full Time 2 PartTime 3 Seasonal 4 Other 9 Not Stated Hours per day Hours per day Hours per day Hours per day Hours per day TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Average Hours per day worked last week For each paid employee, record the average number of hours worked each day during last week in column C06. Days per week Days per week Days per week Days per week Days per week TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Number of days worked last week Record the number of days worked last week in column C07. Number of weeks worked Number of weeks worked Number of weeks worked Number of weeks worked Number of weeks worked TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Number of weeks worked last 12 months and the weeks worked during the last 12 months in column C08. Basic salary Basic salary Basic salary Basic salary Basic salary TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT CASH EARNINGS LAST MONTH Basic salary (Ksh) Establish the value of earnings, both in cash and in kind, the respondent received from employment last month. Basic salary is income from paid employment before adding other benefits and allowances, and before deducting taxes and other compulsory deduction. This figure should be entered in column C09, Other Benefits/Allowances Other Benefits/Allowances Other Benefits/Allowances Other Benefits/Allowances Other Benefits/Allowances TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Other Benefits and Allowances (Ksh) Benefits and allowances earned during last month entered in column C10. Total Gross Earnings Total Gross Earnings Total Gross Earnings Total Gross Earnings Total Gross Earnings TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Total gross earnings (Ksh) Total gross earnings from paid employment is value of wages and salaries plus all associated allowances and benefits before regular deductions are made, and may be derived as the sum of columns C09 and C10. Earnings in Kind Earnings in Kind Earnings in Kind Earnings in Kind Earnings in Kind TO BE ANSWERED BY HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS WHO ARE IN PAID EMPLOYMENT Earnings in-kind last month (Ksh) Earnings in-kind include any benefits and allowances that are NOT offered by employer in cash but in kind. These include food rations, clothing, transport, etc. They should be valued and put down in column C12. DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER Whether member sought work last week Whether member sought work last week Whether member sought work last week Whether member sought work last week Whether member sought work last week TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Did member seek work last week? If 'No' skip to D12 (If did not seek work last week, state main reason) Find out if they were looking for work last week and record the responses in column D02. 1 Yes 2 No Type of Work sought Type of Work sought Type of Work sought Type of Work sought Type of Work sought TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Type of work sought 1 Paid Employment 2 Business Operator Employer 3 Business operator-own account worker 4 Farming pastoralist activities 5 Other 9 Not Stated Institution where highest certificate was obatained for work sought Institution where highest certificate was obatained for work sought Institution where highest certificate was obatained for work sought Institution where highest certificate was obatained for work sought Institution where highest certificate was obatained for work sought TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER TRAINING RECEIVED FOR THE WORK SOUGHT Institutions (highest Certificate) 1 None 2 Vocational 3 Village Polytecnic 4 Institute of Technology 5 Apprentice 6 On the Job 7 NYS 8 National Polytechnic 9 College 10 University 11 Other 99 Not Stated Type of training institution Type of training institution Type of training institution Type of training institution Type of training institution TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER TRAINING RECEIVED FOR THE WORK SOUGHT Type of Training Institution/Organisation 1 N/A 2 Private Institution 3 Public Institution 4 Informal arrangements 5 Employer (on the Job) 6 Other Expected monthly pay if seeking paid employment Expected monthly pay if seeking paid employment Expected monthly pay if seeking paid employment Expected monthly pay if seeking paid employment Expected monthly pay if seeking paid employment TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER If seeking paid employment, Expected monthly pay (Ksh) Main method for seeking work last week Main method for seeking work last week Main method for seeking work last week Main method for seeking work last week Main method for seeking work last week TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER Main method used for seeking work last week? 1 Wrote to employer 2 Applied to union office 3 Applied to govenment employment bureau 4 Applied to privste employment bureau 5 Answered employment advert 6 Asked relatives/friends 7 irect approach to employer 8 Arranged for resources to start self employment activities 9 Other 99 Not Stated Duration one has been looking for this job Duration one has been looking for this job Duration one has been looking for this job Duration one has been looking for this job Duration one has been looking for this job TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER How Long Have You Been Looking for this Work/Job? (Months) Duration of how longer one will continue looking for this Job Duration of how longer one will continue looking for this Job Duration of how longer one will continue looking for this Job Duration of how longer one will continue looking for this Job Duration of how longer one will continue looking for this Job TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER How Much Longer Will You Look for this Work/Job? Code 999 for indefinite period (Months) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Work type) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Work type) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Work type) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Work type) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Work type) TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER WHAT WILL YOU DO IF YOU DO NOT FIND THIS WORK/JOB IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS? Work Type 1 Look for different work 2 Continue looking for preferred work 3 Go for training 4 Other 9 Not Stated What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Move to) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Move to) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Move to) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Move to) What one will do if job not found in the next 12 months (Move to) TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER WHAT WILL YOU DO IF YOU DO NOT FIND THIS WORK/JOB IN THE NEXT 12 MONTHS? Move to 1 Move to the Rural area 2 Move to another Town 3 Move to another country 4 Not move 9 Not Stated Main reason for not seeking work last week Main reason for not seeking work last week Main reason for not seeking work last week Main reason for not seeking work last week Main reason for not seeking work last week TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER If did not seek work last week, state main reason 1 Waiting to hear from prospective employer 2 Waiting to hear from relative or friend 3 Believe no work available 4 Arranging to start self employment activities 5 Sick/ Incapacitated 6 Family/Personal commitment 7 Full time student 8 Dont need work 9 Other Reason for leaving last work/job if ever worked Reason for leaving last work/job if ever worked Reason for leaving last work/job if ever worked Reason for leaving last work/job if ever worked Reason for leaving last work/job if ever worked TO BE ANSWERED BY ALL UNEMPLOYED AND JOB SEEKING MEMBERS AGED 5 YEARS AND OLDER If ever worked, reason for leaving last work/job 1 Sickness 2 School training 3 Low pay 4 Poor working conditions 5 Sacked 6 Retrenched 7 Retired 8 Low business/farming returns 9 Other DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER Name of business Name of business Name of business Name of business Name of business TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Name of business (if any) List all members of the household who operate own or co-owned business(es) in columns E01, and write down the business name in column E02. Location of the business Location of the business Location of the business Location of the business Location of the business TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) LOCATION OF THE BUSINESS Location (e.g. Estate, Village, Town etc.) Next, establish the exact physical location of the business by giving its site e.g. town, estate, market, or village in column E03 Road/Street where the business is located Road/Street where the business is located Road/Street where the business is located Road/Street where the business is located Road/Street where the business is located TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Road/Street establish the exact physical location of the business by giving its site e.g road or street in column E04 Box Number Box Number Box Number Box Number Box Number TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Box No Give postal address and telephone number if available. Work site Work site Work site Work site Work site TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Work site Choose the type of work site from the options listed at the bottom of the questionnaire and record it in column E06. 1 Open Market 2 Market Stall 3 Residential 4 Commercial 5 Roadside/Open Ground 6 Roadside Kiosk 7 Other 9 Not Stated Type of structure Type of structure Type of structure Type of structure Type of structure TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Type of Structure If business is operated under a structure, give type of structure in column E07 using the options given at the bottom of the questionnaire. 1 Open 2 Permanent 3 Temporary 4 Other 9 Not Stated Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Industry (see codes in the manual) Using industrial classification of economic activities in Appendix 2 of the manual, give the main economic activity undertaken by the business in column E08. Industry Industry Industry Industry Industry TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Industry Duration in months the business has been in operation Duration in months the business has been in operation Duration in months the business has been in operation Duration in months the business has been in operation Duration in months the business has been in operation TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) How long has Your Business been in Operation? (Months) Write down the number of months the business has been in operation in column E09. Whether the business is regular or intermittent Whether the business is regular or intermittent Whether the business is regular or intermittent Whether the business is regular or intermittent Whether the business is regular or intermittent TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Is the business Regular or Intermittent? Ask whether the business operates regularly (every month) or intermittently (seasonally or irregularly) and record the appropriate option in column E10. 1 Regular 2 Intermittent 9 Not Stated Number of days the business operated last week Number of days the business operated last week Number of days the business operated last week Number of days the business operated last week Number of days the business operated last week TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) How many days did the business operate last week Record the number of days the business operated last week in column E11. 1st major product/service 1st major product/service 1st major product/service 1st major product/service 1st major product/service TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) MAJOR PRODUCTS MADE OR SERVICES OFFERED 1st Product/ Service Record at most three major products or services offered by the business; first major product/service to be entered in column E12. 1 Meat & Meat Preparations 2 Daily products and eggs 3 Fish & Preparations thereof 4 Cereals & Cerial preparations 5 Vegetables & Fruits 6 Sugar & Honey Preparations 7 Coffee,Tea & Spices 8 Animal feeds 9 Miscelanious edible products 10 Beverages 11 Tobacco & Tobacco products 12 Raw hides & Skins 13 Oil Seeds & related fruits 14 Crude Rubber 15 Cork and wood charcoal & waste 16 Pulp and Waste paper 17 Textile fibres and their wastes 18 Crude fertilisers & minerals 19 Metalliferous ores & Metal Scrap 20 Crude animal & vegetable materials, n.e.s 21 Coal,coke & briquettes 22 Petroleum & Petroleum products 23 Natural & Manufactured gas 24 Electric Current 25 Animal oils and fats 26 Fixed Vegetable fats & oils 27 Processed Vegetable fats & oils 28 Organic chemicals 29 Inorganic Chemicals 30 Dyeing, Tanning & colouring materials 31 Medicinal & phamacetical products 32 Perfumes & soaps 33 Processed Fertilizers 34 Plastics in Primary forms 35 Plastics in Non-Primary forms 36 Chemical Materials & Products, n.e.s 37 Leather & Leather Products, n.e.s 38 Rubber Products 39 Cork & wood products (excluding furniture) 40 Paper, paperboard and related products 41 Textile yarn & related products, n.e.s 42 Non metallic products, n.e.s 43 Iron & Steel 44 Non-Ferrous metals 45 Metal products, n.e.s 46 Power generating Machinery & equipment 47 Specialised Machinery 48 Metal working machinery 49 GEneral Machinery and Equipment,n.e.s 50 Office & Data processing Machines 51 Telecommunications Equipment 52 Electrical machinery 53 Road Vehicles 54 Other Transport Equipment 55 Prefablicated buildings & Construction Materials, n.e.s 56 Furniture & beddings 57 Clothing & Clothing accessories 58 Footwear 59 Professional instruments & apparatus, n.e.s 60 Photographic apparatus 61 Misc. Manufactured articals, n.e.s 62 Unclassifed Postal Packages 63 Unclassified special transactions 64 Non legal tender coin 65 Non-monetary gold 2nd major product/service 2nd major product/service 2nd major product/service 2nd major product/service 2nd major product/service TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) MAJOR PRODUCTS MADE OR SERVICES OFFERED 2nd Product/ Service Record at most three major products or services offered by the business; second major product/service in column E13. 3rd major product/service 3rd major product/service 3rd major product/service 3rd major product/service 3rd major product/service TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) MAJOR PRODUCTS MADE OR SERVICES OFFERED 3rd Product/ Service Record at most three major products or services offered by the business; the third major product/service in column E14 Ownership of business Ownership of business Ownership of business Ownership of business Ownership of business TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) BUSINESS STATUS Ownership The type of business ownership should be written in column E15 using the options given for column E15 at the bottom of the questionnaire. 1 Sole proprietor 2 Partinership 3 Cooperative 4 Family 5 Other 9 Not Stated Registration Registration Registration Registration Registration TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) BUSINESS STATUS Registration Some people register names of their businesses with the Registrar of Companies. Others, though not registered, operate their businesses with or without licences from different authorities. You are therefore required to inquire of the legal status and write the appropriate option in column E16 using the options given at the bottom of the questionnaire. 1 Registered with registrar of companies 2 Authorised by provincial administration 3 Has a licencewith local authority 4 Has a licence from local government 5 Operates without a licence 6 Other 9 Not Stated 9999 missing Level of technology used Level of technology used Level of technology used Level of technology used Level of technology used TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR OPERATORS) Level of technology used Finally, give the level of technology used by the business in column E17. The options for column E17 are given at the bottom of the questionnaire. Due to the limited column width, write “LOW” for option 1, “MEDIUM” for option 2 and “HIGH” for option 3. This helps in determining whether the business qualifies to be classified under the informal sector. 1 Unskilled labour 2 Skilled/Semi-skilled labour 3 Very skilled/Professional labour 9 Not Stated DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Working employers, own-account workers and unpaid directors Aged 5 to 17 years [Male} This form seeks employment particulars of the informal sector businesses. Ask for the number of self-employed and unpaid directors working in the business; and put down the number of males a who are aged below 17 years in columns F02 OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females <18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Working employers, own-account workers and unpaid directors Aged 5 to 17 years [Female} This form seeks employment particulars of the informal sector businesses. Ask for the number of self-employed and unpaid directors working in the business; and put down the number of females who are aged below 17 years in column F03 OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Males >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Working employers, own-account workers and unpaid directors 18 years and over [Male] Next, write the number of males who are aged 17 years and over in columns F04 OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females >18 yrs) OAW/Working emp./Directors (Females >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Working employers, own-account workers and unpaid directors 18 years and over [Female] Next, write the number of females who are aged 17 years and over in columns F04 and F05. Unpaid family workers (Males <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Unpaid family workers Aged 5 to 17 years [Male] Inquire of the number of unpaid family workers who are engaged in the family business, and put down the number of males who are aged below 17 years in columns F06 Unpaid family workers (Females <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females <18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Unpaid family workers Aged 5 to 17 years [Female] Inquire of the number of unpaid family workers who are engaged in the family business, and put down the number of females who are aged below 17 years in columns F07 Unpaid family workers (Males >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Males >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) WAGE EMPLOYEES Unpaid family workers 18 years and above[Male] Next, write the number of males who are aged 17 years and over in columns F08 Unpaid family workers (Females >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females >18 yrs) Unpaid family workers (Females >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Unpaid family workers 18 years and above[Female] Next, write the number of females who are aged 17 years and over in columns F09 Waged casual employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) WAGE EMPLOYEES Casual Aged 5 to 17 years [Male] Ask if there are wage employees in the business. These are workers who receive regular salaries and wages on regular basis. Of the total wage employees, put down the number of casual employees who are below 17 years of age in column F10 (males). Waged casual employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Casual Aged 5 to 17 years [Female] sk if there are wage employees in the business. These are workers who receive regular salaries and wages on regular basis. Of the total wage employees, put down the number of casual employees who are below 17 years of age in column F11 (females). Waged casual employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Males >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Casual 18 years and over [Male] The number of casuals in paid employment who are aged 17 and over should be entered in column F12 for males. Waged casual employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged casual employees (Females >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Casual 18 years and over [Female] The number of casuals in paid employment who are aged 17 and over should be entered in column F13 for females. Waged Regular employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Waged regular Aged 5 to 17 years [Male] Of the wage employees, put down the number of regular workers who are aged below 17 years in columns F14 for males . Waged Regular employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females <18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females <18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Waged regular Aged 5 to 17 years [Female] Of the wage employees, put down the number of regular workers who are aged below 17 years in column F15 for females, Waged Regular employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Males >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Waged regular employees 18 years and over [Male] Next, write the number of regular wage employees who are aged 17 years and over in columns F16 for males. Waged Regular employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females >18 yrs) Waged Regular employees (Females >18 yrs) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Waged regular employees 18 years and over [Female] Next, write the number of regular wage employees who are aged 17 years and over in column F17 for females DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER Rent cost last month (Ksh) Rent cost last month (Ksh) Rent cost last month (Ksh) Rent cost last month (Ksh) Rent cost last month (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Rent Operating costs are expenses incurred to run a business. Under operating costs, record the amount of rent paid last month in column G02 Salaries and wages costs (Ksh) Salaries and wages costs (Ksh) Salaries and wages costs (Ksh) Salaries and wages costs (Ksh) Salaries and wages costs (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Salaries and wages wages and salaries paid last month in column G03 Licences costs (Ksh) Licences costs (Ksh) Licences costs (Ksh) Licences costs (Ksh) Licences costs (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Licences and taxes licences and taxes last month in column G04 (divide the amount by 12 if licences are paid on annual basis i.e. for twelve months) Electricity and water costs (Ksh) Electricity and water costs (Ksh) Electricity and water costs (Ksh) Electricity and water costs (Ksh) Electricity and water costs (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Electricity/ water Electricity and water charges incurred last month should be recorded in column G05 Transport costs (Ksh) Transport costs (Ksh) Transport costs (Ksh) Transport costs (Ksh) Transport costs (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Transport charges incurred last month in transport costs in column G06 Purchases business wares/goods for resale (Ksh) Purchases business wares/goods for resale (Ksh) Purchases business wares/goods for resale (Ksh) Purchases business wares/goods for resale (Ksh) Purchases business wares/goods for resale (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Purchases of business wares and goods for re-sale by the business Purchases of business wares and goods for re-sale should be recorded in column G07. These refer to purchases of finished goods such as clothing and footwear either for wholesale or retailing. Purchase of inputs and other raw materials (Ksh) Purchase of inputs and other raw materials (Ksh) Purchase of inputs and other raw materials (Ksh) Purchase of inputs and other raw materials (Ksh) Purchase of inputs and other raw materials (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Purchases of inputs and other raw materials for producing final goods or for providing services The amount spent last month on purchases of inputs and other raw materials for the production of finished goods or for providing services should be recorded in column G08. Other costs (Ksh) Other costs (Ksh) Other costs (Ksh) Other costs (Ksh) Other costs (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Others If there are operating costs of other items incurred last month write down their combined amount in column G09. Revenue (Stock at the begining of last month Ksh) Revenue (Stock at the begining of last month Ksh) Revenue (Stock at the begining of last month Ksh) Revenue (Stock at the begining of last month Ksh) Revenue (Stock at the begining of last month Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) REVENUE (SALES OF GOODS AND SERVICES) in Kshs Stock at the beginning of last month Under revenues, put down the value of stocks at the beginning of last month in column G10. Stocks are finished goods that are awaiting sale, and may not be applicable to some businesses that offer services, such as taxis. Revenue (Stock at the end of last month Ksh ) Revenue (Stock at the end of last month Ksh ) Revenue (Stock at the end of last month Ksh ) Revenue (Stock at the end of last month Ksh ) Revenue (Stock at the end of last month Ksh ) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Stock at the end of last month Revenue from sale of goods and services rendered last month Ksh ) Revenue from sale of goods and services rendered last month Ksh ) Revenue from sale of goods and services rendered last month Ksh ) Revenue from sale of goods and services rendered last month Ksh ) Revenue from sale of goods and services rendered last month Ksh ) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) Revenue from sale of goods and services rendered last month The amount of revenue from sale of goods and charges for services rendered should be entered in column G12. Initial capital (Ksh) Initial capital (Ksh) Initial capital (Ksh) Initial capital (Ksh) Initial capital (Ksh) TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) INITIAL CAPITAL Amount Ksh Record the amount of the initial capital in column G13. Source of initial capital Source of initial capital Source of initial capital Source of initial capital Source of initial capital TO BE ANSWERED BY MEMBERS WHO OPERATE OWN BUSINESSES (INFORMAL SECTOR) INITIAL CAPITAL Source Record the source of the initial capital in column G14. 1 Government loan 2 Formal/Informal cooperative 3 Family own /funds 4 Banks 5 NGO's 6 Other DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER WHETHER PARENT(S) ALIVE WHETHER PARENT(S) ALIVE WHETHER PARENT(S) ALIVE WHETHER PARENT(S) ALIVE WHETHER PARENT(S) ALIVE TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK Are parent(s) alive? If 4 skip to H12 Establish orphanage of the child and record the responses in columns H06 1 BOTH ALIVE 2 ONLY FATHER ALIVE 3 ONLY MOTHER ALIVE 4 NONE ALIVE 9 Not Stated IF BOTH PARENTS ALIVE, THEIR CURRENT RELATIONSHIP IF BOTH PARENTS ALIVE, THEIR CURRENT RELATIONSHIP IF BOTH PARENTS ALIVE, THEIR CURRENT RELATIONSHIP IF BOTH PARENTS ALIVE, THEIR CURRENT RELATIONSHIP IF BOTH PARENTS ALIVE, THEIR CURRENT RELATIONSHIP TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK If both parents are alive what is their current relationship? Establish current marital relationship of its parents and record the responses in column H07 1 NEVER MARRIED 2 MARRIED-MONOGOMOUS 3 MARRIED-POLYGAMOUS 4 SEPARATED 5 DIVORCED 6 WIDOWED 7 OTHER IF MOTHER ALIVE, THE WORK SHE DOES IF MOTHER ALIVE, THE WORK SHE DOES IF MOTHER ALIVE, THE WORK SHE DOES IF MOTHER ALIVE, THE WORK SHE DOES IF MOTHER ALIVE, THE WORK SHE DOES TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK If mother alive what work does she do? If mother is alive, give her main work from the listed options in column H08. 1 HOUSE WIFE 2 PAID EMPLOYEE 3 SELF EMPLOYED AND UNPAID DIRECTOR 4 UNPAID FAMILY WORKER 5 OTHER IF FATHER ALIVE, THE WORK HE DOES IF FATHER ALIVE, THE WORK HE DOES IF FATHER ALIVE, THE WORK HE DOES IF FATHER ALIVE, THE WORK HE DOES IF FATHER ALIVE, THE WORK HE DOES TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK If father alive what work does he do? If father is alive, give his main work from the listed options in column H09 1 NO WORK 2 PAID EMPLOYEE 3 SELF EMPLOYED AND UNPAID DIRECTOR 4 UNPAID FAMILY WORKER 5 OTHER WHETHER CHILD LIVING WITH PARENT(S) WHETHER CHILD LIVING WITH PARENT(S) WHETHER CHILD LIVING WITH PARENT(S) WHETHER CHILD LIVING WITH PARENT(S) WHETHER CHILD LIVING WITH PARENT(S) TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK Is Child living with parent(s)? Next ask if the child is living with one or both parents and record the response in column H10. 1 YES 2 NO WHETHER ANY OF THE LIVING PARENT HAS REMARRIED WHETHER ANY OF THE LIVING PARENT HAS REMARRIED WHETHER ANY OF THE LIVING PARENT HAS REMARRIED WHETHER ANY OF THE LIVING PARENT HAS REMARRIED WHETHER ANY OF THE LIVING PARENT HAS REMARRIED TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK NUMBER OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS BELOW 18 YEARS Has any of the living parent(s) remarried? Also ask if the child comes from a polygamous family and record the answer in column H07. If one parent is dead, ask if the living parent has re-married, and record the response in column H11. 1 YES 2 NO NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS WORKING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS WORKING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS WORKING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS WORKING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS WORKING FULLTIME TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK NUMBER OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS BELOW 18 YEARS Working fulltime If the working child has brothers and sisters under 18 years of age, enquire the number working full time. Record the numbers in column H12. NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL /TRAINING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL /TRAINING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL /TRAINING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL /TRAINING FULLTIME NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL /TRAINING FULLTIME TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK NUMBER OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS BELOW 18 YEARS In school/training fulltime If the working child has brothers and sisters under 18 years of age, enquire the number in school full time. Record the numbers in column H13. NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING NUMBER OF BROTHERS/SISTERS UNDER 18YRS IN SCHOOL/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK NUMBER OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS BELOW 18 YEARS In school/training and partly working If the working child has brothers and sisters under 18 years of age, enquire the number in school but partly working. Record the numbers in column H14. WHETHER SCHOOLING/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING AFFECTS SCHOOLING WHETHER SCHOOLING/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING AFFECTS SCHOOLING WHETHER SCHOOLING/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING AFFECTS SCHOOLING WHETHER SCHOOLING/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING AFFECTS SCHOOLING WHETHER SCHOOLING/TRAINING AND PARTLY WORKING AFFECTS SCHOOLING TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK NUMBER OF BROTHERS AND SISTERS BELOW 18 YEARS If in school/training and partly working last week, does work affect schooling? You have listed in this form all children aged from 5 to 17 years, who were either reported in column B02 of form LFS/II/98 as working or reported in column D02 of form LFS/IV/98 as looking for work last week. However, there is need to confirm the labour force status by asking each listed child whether they worked or sought work last week. 1 YES 2 NO MAIN METHOD USED IN OBTAINING CURRENT JOB MAIN METHOD USED IN OBTAINING CURRENT JOB MAIN METHOD USED IN OBTAINING CURRENT JOB MAIN METHOD USED IN OBTAINING CURRENT JOB MAIN METHOD USED IN OBTAINING CURRENT JOB TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK Main method used in obtaining current job Ask both working children and those unemployed but looking for work, the main method used in either obtaining current job or in searching for the prospective job; recording the responses in column H16. 1 DIRECT APPROACH 2 THROUGH FRIENDS 3 PARENTS/RELATIVES 4 OTHER MAIN REASON FOR WORKING LAST WEEK MAIN REASON FOR WORKING LAST WEEK MAIN REASON FOR WORKING LAST WEEK MAIN REASON FOR WORKING LAST WEEK MAIN REASON FOR WORKING LAST WEEK TO BE ANSWERED BY CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 WHO ARE WORKING LAST WEEK Main reason for working last week Record main reason for either working or seeking work last week in column H17. 1 AUGMENT H/HOLD INCOME 2 ASSIST IN H/HOLD ENTERPRISES/BUSINESS 3 HELP IN H/HOLD CHORES 4 SUGESTION OF PARENTS 5 SUPPORT SELF 6 COPYING AGEMATES 7 OTHER 9 Not stated DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER WHETHER CHILD REQUIRED TO OPERATE ANY EQUIPMENT WHETHER CHILD REQUIRED TO OPERATE ANY EQUIPMENT WHETHER CHILD REQUIRED TO OPERATE ANY EQUIPMENT WHETHER CHILD REQUIRED TO OPERATE ANY EQUIPMENT WHETHER CHILD REQUIRED TO OPERATE ANY EQUIPMENT TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Is the child required to operate any tools/machine/equipment? By assessing working conditions, this form attempts to establish hardships and risks working children face at their workplace which may be detrimental to their health, education, physical and mental development. List all working children aged from 5 to 17 years; remembering to use the unique serial number assigned to them in the earlier forms. 1 YES 2 NO NORMAL HOURS OF WORK PER DAY NORMAL HOURS OF WORK PER DAY NORMAL HOURS OF WORK PER DAY NORMAL HOURS OF WORK PER DAY NORMAL HOURS OF WORK PER DAY TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Normal hours of work per day (last week) For each working child, give the number of hours worked per day last week in column I03. WHETHER CHILD PAID FOR WORKING DURING WEEKENDS/HOLIDAYS ETC WHETHER CHILD PAID FOR WORKING DURING WEEKENDS/HOLIDAYS ETC WHETHER CHILD PAID FOR WORKING DURING WEEKENDS/HOLIDAYS ETC WHETHER CHILD PAID FOR WORKING DURING WEEKENDS/HOLIDAYS ETC WHETHER CHILD PAID FOR WORKING DURING WEEKENDS/HOLIDAYS ETC TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Is the child paid for working during official holidays, weekends etc.? Next ask whether the child is paid for working during official holidays, by first explaining what official holidays are (see CONCEPTS AND DEFINITIONS section of the manual). It should be noted that the question may not be applicable to working children who do not receive any wages or salaries in cash, such as unpaid family workers. Such workers fall under the option "3=N/A" for Not Applicable. 1 YES 2 NO 3 N/A WHETHER CHILD HAS FALLEN SEEK OR INJURED AT THE WORK PLACE DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS WHETHER CHILD HAS FALLEN SEEK OR INJURED AT THE WORK PLACE DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS WHETHER CHILD HAS FALLEN SEEK OR INJURED AT THE WORK PLACE DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS WHETHER CHILD HAS FALLEN SEEK OR INJURED AT THE WORK PLACE DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS WHETHER CHILD HAS FALLEN SEEK OR INJURED AT THE WORK PLACE DURING THE LAST 12 MONTHS TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Has the child fallen sick or been injured during the last 12 months at the place of work or due to his/her work? Inquire whether the working child has fallen sick or been injured while on duty during the last 12 months, type of disease, and the action taken; and record the responses in columns I05 to I07. 1 YES 2 NO 9 Not stated MAIN TYPE OF INJURY/SICKNESS MAIN TYPE OF INJURY/SICKNESS MAIN TYPE OF INJURY/SICKNESS MAIN TYPE OF INJURY/SICKNESS MAIN TYPE OF INJURY/SICKNESS TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Main type of injury/sickness TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS 1 LIMB INJURY 2 EYE/EAR INFECTION 3 SKIN INFECTION 4 BACK PROBLEM 5 BREATHING PROBLEM 6 OTHER INJURIES/DESEASES 9 Not stated ACTION TAKEN ACTION TAKEN ACTION TAKEN ACTION TAKEN ACTION TAKEN TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Action taken TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS 1 NO ACTION 2 TAKEN TO HEALTH FACILITY BY EMPLOYER AS IN-PATIENT 3 TAKEN TO HEALTH FACILITY BY EMPLOYER AS OUT-PATIENT 4 TAKEN TO HEALTH FACILITY BY SELF/PARENT AS IN-PATIENT 5 TAKEN TO HEALTH FACILITY BY SELF/PARENT AS OUT-PATIENT HOW ONE TRAVELS TO AND FROM WORK MOST OF THE TIMES HOW ONE TRAVELS TO AND FROM WORK MOST OF THE TIMES HOW ONE TRAVELS TO AND FROM WORK MOST OF THE TIMES HOW ONE TRAVELS TO AND FROM WORK MOST OF THE TIMES HOW ONE TRAVELS TO AND FROM WORK MOST OF THE TIMES TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS How does the member travel to and from work most of the time? The main mode of travelling to work is the means used most of the days, and should be recorded in column I08. 1 WALK 2 CYCLE 3 PUBLIC MEANS 4 EMPLOYER PROVIDED TRANSPORT 5 OTHER FACILITIES PROVIDED FREE OR SUBSIDISED BY EMPLOYER FACILITIES PROVIDED FREE OR SUBSIDISED BY EMPLOYER FACILITIES PROVIDED FREE OR SUBSIDISED BY EMPLOYER FACILITIES PROVIDED FREE OR SUBSIDISED BY EMPLOYER FACILITIES PROVIDED FREE OR SUBSIDISED BY EMPLOYER TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Put appropriate code for all the facilities that are provided free or subsidised by the employer For each of the working children insert codes for all the facilities that are provided by the employer in column I09, and insert codes from cells 22 to 28. 1 MEDICAL 2 TRANSPORT 3 ACCOMODATION 4 MEALS 5 PROTECTIVE/UNIFORM CLOTHING 6 TRAINING 7 OTHER WHETHER CHILD HAS A PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB WHETHER CHILD HAS A PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB WHETHER CHILD HAS A PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB WHETHER CHILD HAS A PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB WHETHER CHILD HAS A PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS Do you have problem with the current job? 1 YES 2 NO 9 Not stated MAIN TYPE OF PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB MAIN TYPE OF PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB MAIN TYPE OF PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB MAIN TYPE OF PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB MAIN TYPE OF PROBLEM WITH CURRENT JOB TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS If yes, main type of problem with current job Finally, ask if the working child has a problem with the current work, main type of problem. 1 LOW PAY 2 LOW EARNING FROM SELF EMPLOYMENT 3 DOES NOT PAY ON TIME 4 POOR WORKING ENVIRONMENT 5 WORK TOO TIRING/TOO HARD 6 WORKS LONG HOURS 7 PHYSICAL/VERBAL ABUSE 8 TOO FAR FROM PLACE OF RESIDENCE 9 OTHER AGE AT WHICH CHILD STARTED WORKING FOR THE FIRST TIME AGE AT WHICH CHILD STARTED WORKING FOR THE FIRST TIME AGE AT WHICH CHILD STARTED WORKING FOR THE FIRST TIME AGE AT WHICH CHILD STARTED WORKING FOR THE FIRST TIME AGE AT WHICH CHILD STARTED WORKING FOR THE FIRST TIME TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED 5 TO 17 YEARS At what age did child start to work for the first time? Record the age at which the child first started working. DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN CASH EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN CASH EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN CASH EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN CASH EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN CASH TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS Earnings from paid- or self-employment received last month In cash (Kshs) This questionnaire solicits information on earnings and disposal of salaries, wages and benefits received by the working children in the last one month. You should consult parents in case the child is not in a position to provide answers for earnings and disposal. EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN KIND EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN KIND EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN KIND EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN KIND EARNINGS RECEIVED LAST MONTH IN KIND TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS Earnings from paid- or self-employment received last month In kind (Ksh) The earnings are from employment and should be recorded by type in columns J03 and J04, and summed up in column J05. TOTAL EARNINGS IN CASH AND IN KIND TOTAL EARNINGS IN CASH AND IN KIND TOTAL EARNINGS IN CASH AND IN KIND TOTAL EARNINGS IN CASH AND IN KIND TOTAL EARNINGS IN CASH AND IN KIND TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS Earnings from paid- or self-employment received last month Total (Ksh) The earnings are from employment and should be recorded by type in columns J03 and J04, and summed up in column J05. BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID LEAVE TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS BENEFITS FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT RECEIVED LAST MONTH Paid leave (Ksh) The earnings are from employment and should be recorded by type in columns J03 and J04, and summed up in column J05. BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID SICK LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID SICK LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID SICK LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID SICK LEAVE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM PAID SICK LEAVE TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS BENEFITS FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT RECEIVED LAST MONTH Paid sick leave (Ksh) Benefits from employment should be recorded by type in columns J06 to J09, and totalled in column J10. BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM MEDICAL CARE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM MEDICAL CARE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM MEDICAL CARE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM MEDICAL CARE BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH FROM MEDICAL CARE TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS BENEFITS FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT RECEIVED LAST MONTH Medical care (Ksh) Benefits from employment should be recorded by type in columns J06 to J09, and totalled in column J10. OTHER BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH OTHER BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH OTHER BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH OTHER BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH OTHER BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS BENEFITS FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT RECEIVED LAST MONTH Other (specify) (Ksh) Benefits from employment should be recorded by type in columns J06 to J09, and totalled in column J10. TOTAL BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH TOTAL BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH TOTAL BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH TOTAL BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH TOTAL BENEFITS RECEIVED LAST MONTH TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS BENEFITS FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT RECEIVED LAST MONTH Total (Ksh) Benefits from employment should be recorded by type in columns J06 to J09, and totalled in column J10. AMOUNT OF EARNINGS GIVEN TO PARENTS/RELATIVES LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS GIVEN TO PARENTS/RELATIVES LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS GIVEN TO PARENTS/RELATIVES LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS GIVEN TO PARENTS/RELATIVES LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS GIVEN TO PARENTS/RELATIVES LAST MONTH TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS DISPOSAL OF EARNINGS LAST MONTH Amount given to parents/relatives (Ksh) Benefits from employment should be recorded by type in columns J06 to J09, and totalled in column J10. AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SAVED LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SAVED LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SAVED LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SAVED LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SAVED LAST MONTH TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS DISPOSAL OF EARNINGS LAST MONTH Amount saved (Ksh) AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SPENT LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SPENT LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SPENT LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SPENT LAST MONTH AMOUNT OF EARNINGS SPENT LAST MONTH TO BE ANSWERED BY WORKING CHILDREN AGED BETWEEN 5 TO 17 YEARS DISPOSAL OF EARNINGS LAST MONTH Amount Spent (Ksh) DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER TYPE OF MAIN DWELLING UNIT TYPE OF MAIN DWELLING UNIT TYPE OF MAIN DWELLING UNIT TYPE OF MAIN DWELLING UNIT TYPE OF MAIN DWELLING UNIT TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT HOUSING FACILITIES Type of main dwelling unit 1 PERMANENT 2 SEMI-PERMANENT 3 TEMPORALY 4 OTHER 9 Not Stated NUMBER OF LIVING ROOMS NUMBER OF LIVING ROOMS NUMBER OF LIVING ROOMS NUMBER OF LIVING ROOMS NUMBER OF LIVING ROOMS TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT HOUSING FACILITIES Number of living rooms ACESS TO BATHROOM ACESS TO BATHROOM ACESS TO BATHROOM ACESS TO BATHROOM ACESS TO BATHROOM TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT HOUSING FACILITIES Access to bathrooms 1 OWN BATHROOM 2 SHARE BATHROOM 3 NONE 9 Not stated TYPE OF TOILET TYPE OF TOILET TYPE OF TOILET TYPE OF TOILET TYPE OF TOILET TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT HOUSING FACILITIES Type of toilet 1 NONE 2 PRIVATE FLUSH 3 COMMON FLUSH 4 PIT LATRINE 5 BUCKET 6 OTHER 9 Not Stated COOKING ARRANGEMENTS/FACILITIES COOKING ARRANGEMENTS/FACILITIES COOKING ARRANGEMENTS/FACILITIES COOKING ARRANGEMENTS/FACILITIES COOKING ARRANGEMENTS/FACILITIES TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT HOUSING FACILITIES Cooking arrangements/facilities 1 NO KITCHEN-COOKS INSIDE 2 NO KITCHEN-COOKS OUTSIDE 3 KITCHEN-INSIDE 4 KITCHEN-OUTSIDE 9 Not Stated MAIN SOURCE OF WATER MAIN SOURCE OF WATER MAIN SOURCE OF WATER MAIN SOURCE OF WATER MAIN SOURCE OF WATER TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT WATER Main source of water 1 PIPED PRIVATE 2 PIPED COMMON 3 BOREHOLE/WELL-PRIVATE 4 BOREHOLE/WELL-COMMON 5 RIVER/STREAM/SPRING 6 DAM/LAKE/POND 7 WATER VENDOR 8 JABIAS/TANK 9 OTHER DISTANCE FROM MAIN SOURCE OF WATER DISTANCE FROM MAIN SOURCE OF WATER DISTANCE FROM MAIN SOURCE OF WATER DISTANCE FROM MAIN SOURCE OF WATER DISTANCE FROM MAIN SOURCE OF WATER TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT WATER How far is the main source of water? 1 LESS THAN 50 METRES 2 50 TO 199 METRES 3 200 TO 999 METRES 4 1 TO 5 KILOMETRES 5 OVER 5 KILOMETRES 9 Not Stated MAIN COOKING FUEL MAIN COOKING FUEL MAIN COOKING FUEL MAIN COOKING FUEL MAIN COOKING FUEL TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT FUEL TYPE Main cooking fuel 1 ELECTRICITY 2 PARAFFIN 3 GAS 4 FIREWOOD 5 CHARCOAL 6 OTHER 9 Not Stated MAIN FUEL FOR HOUSEHOLD LIGHTING MAIN FUEL FOR HOUSEHOLD LIGHTING MAIN FUEL FOR HOUSEHOLD LIGHTING MAIN FUEL FOR HOUSEHOLD LIGHTING MAIN FUEL FOR HOUSEHOLD LIGHTING TO BE ANSWERED BY HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD/PARENT FUEL TYPE Main fuel for household lighting 1 ELECTRICITY 2 PARAFFIN 3 FIREWOOD 4 CANDLES 5 SOLAR 6 OTHER 9 Not Stated DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS DISTRICT AND TOWNS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS CLUSTERS HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD HOUSE HOLD SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM PAID EMPLOYMENT HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OWN BUSINESS HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OWN BUSINESS HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OWN BUSINESS HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OWN BUSINESS HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OWN BUSINESS HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OTHER SOURCES HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OTHER SOURCES HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OTHER SOURCES HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OTHER SOURCES HHOLD INCOME LAST MONTH FROM OTHER SOURCES MEAN HHOLD INCOME FOR LAST MONTH MEAN HHOLD INCOME FOR LAST MONTH MEAN HHOLD INCOME FOR LAST MONTH MEAN HHOLD INCOME FOR LAST MONTH MEAN HHOLD INCOME FOR LAST MONTH HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON FOOD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON FOOD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON FOOD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON FOOD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON FOOD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CLOTHING AND FOOTWARE HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CLOTHING AND FOOTWARE HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CLOTHING AND FOOTWARE HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CLOTHING AND FOOTWARE HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CLOTHING AND FOOTWARE HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON EDUCATION HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON EDUCATION HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON EDUCATION HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON EDUCATION HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON EDUCATION HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON RENT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON RENT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON RENT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON RENT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON RENT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON TRANSPORT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON TRANSPORT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON TRANSPORT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON TRANSPORT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON TRANSPORT HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON OTHER GOODS AND SERVICES HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON OTHER GOODS AND SERVICES HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON OTHER GOODS AND SERVICES HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON OTHER GOODS AND SERVICES HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON OTHER GOODS AND SERVICES HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CASH TRANSFERS OUT OF THE HOUSEHOLD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CASH TRANSFERS OUT OF THE HOUSEHOLD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CASH TRANSFERS OUT OF THE HOUSEHOLD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CASH TRANSFERS OUT OF THE HOUSEHOLD HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH ON CASH TRANSFERS OUT OF THE HOUSEHOLD TOTAL HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH TOTAL HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH TOTAL HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH TOTAL HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH TOTAL HHOLD EXPENDITURE LAST MONTH MAIN REASON FOR RELEASING CHILD TO WORK MAIN REASON FOR RELEASING CHILD TO WORK MAIN REASON FOR RELEASING CHILD TO WORK MAIN REASON FOR RELEASING CHILD TO WORK MAIN REASON FOR RELEASING CHILD TO WORK 1 N/A 2 AUGMENT HHOLD INCOME 3 HELP IN FAMILY BUSINESS/FARM 4 CHILD TO BE SELF-RELIANT 5 EDUCATION/TRAINING ENVIRONMENT NOT SUITABLE 6 OTHER 10 Not stated