DDI_KEN_2010_HSNP-FU1_v01_M Development Data Group Oxford Policy Management Limited 2014-01-07 NADA v01 (January 2014) Hunger Safety Net Programme Impact Evaluation 2010-2011 First Follow-up Round HSNP-FU1 2010-11 KEN_2010_HSNP-FU1_v01_M Oxford Policy Management Limited Institute for Development Studies Research Solutions NADA Department for International Development Marta Marzi Fred Merttens Impact Evaluation Version 01 Social Protection Cash Transfers Impact Evaluation Randomized Controlled Trial Kenya Sub-Saharan Africa Food Security Pastoralism Pastoralist Disaster Risk Management Drought Arid Lands The Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP) is a social protection project being conducted in the Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs) of northern Kenya. The pilot phase has now concluded and the HSNP is beginning to scale up under Phase 2. The ASALs are extremely food-insecure areas highly prone to drought, which have experienced recurrent food crises and food aid responses for decades. The HSNP is intended to reduce dependency on emergency food aid by sustainably strengthening livelihoods through cash transfers. Oxford Policy Management was responsible for the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of the programme under the pilot phase, with the intention of informing programme scale-up as well as the government’s social protection strategy more generally. The M&E involved a large-scale rigorous community-randomised controlled impact evaluation household survey, assessment of targeting performance of three alternative targeting mechanisms (Social Pension; Dependency Ratio; Community-based Targeting), qualitative research (interviews and focus group discussions) to assess targeting and impact issues less easily captured in the quantitative survey, and on-going operational and payments monitoring to ensure the smooth implementation of the programme. Findings were communicated to the HSNP Secretariat, Government of Kenya and the Department for International Development (DFID) on a regular basis to inform and advise on policy revisions and development. The M&E component used the data it produced to advise the design of HSNP Phase 2, including micro-simulations of different programme targeting scenarios and review of the phase 2 targeting approach which combines proxy means testing with community-based targeting. The impact evaluation study compares the situation of HSNP and control households at the time of their selection into the programme (baseline), with their situation 12 months (year 1 follow-up) and 24 months later (year 2 follow-up). Over this 24-month period most of the HSNP households covered by the evaluation had received 11 or 12 bi-monthly transfers (initially KES 2,150, increased to KES 3,500 by the end of the evaluation period). Fieldwork for the first follow-up survey was conducted in 48 sub-locations, stratified by greater district (Mandera, Marsabit, Turkana, Wajir), by HSNP status (treatment and control), and by targeting mechanism (Social Pension; Dependency Ratio; Community-based Targeting). The survey covered 4,637 households and 245 communities. The baseline data collection was completed in November 2010, the first round of follow-up data collection finished in November 2011, and the final round of fieldwork - in November 2012. Kenya Counties of Turkana, Marsabit, Wajir, and Mandera. - individuals, - households, - community. All persons living within "secure" sub-locations across all counties at the time of sampling (2008; due to sporadic insecurity across the four counties, a small portion of sub-locations were deemed to be insecure when the sample was drawn and so excluded from the sample frame). Sample survey data [ssd] The scope of the study includes: - Household demographic characteristics - Health - Individual mobility - Housing and amenities - Consumption expenditures - food and non-food consumption - Income from livelihood activities - Assets - Food availability and coping strategies - Subjective poverty assessment - Formal/informal transfers, food aid and employment programs - Saving and borrowing - Community infrastructure, water, shocks, seasonality, prices - Community HSNP targeting. This is the Baseline component of a panel survey and it was conducted between August 2009 to November 2010. The first follow-up round covered 4,637 households. The sample size at the first follow-up was smaller than at baseline due to sample attrition. The evaluation sub-locations were selected from a sample frame of all secure sub-locations in each district. In each district 12 sub-locations were selected with PPS (Probability Proportional to Size) with implicit stratification by population density such that there is an even number of selected sub-locations per new district. The evaluation sub-locations were sorted within districts by population density and paired up, with one of the pair being control and one being treatment. The sampling strategy for the quantitative survey was designed in order to enable a comparison of the relative targeting performance of three different targeting mechanisms. These are: - Community-based targeting (CBT): The community collectively selected households they consider most in need of transfers, up to a quota of 50% of all households in the community; - Dependency ratio targeting (DR): Households were selected if individuals under 18 years old, over 55 years old, disabled or chronically ill made up more than a specified proportion of all household members; - Social pension (SP): All individuals aged 55 or older were selected. For both the treatment and control sub-locations there are an equal number of CBT, SP and DR sub-locations. Assignment of targeting mechanisms to sub-locations was done randomly across the same pairs that were defined to assign treatment and control status. In all the evaluation sub-locations, the HSNP Admin component implemented the targeting process. In half the sub-locations the selected recipients started receiving the transfer as soon as they were enrolled on the programme - these are referred to as the treatment sub-locations. In the other half of the evaluation sub-locations, the selected recipients were not to receive the transfer for the first two years after enrolment - these are referred to as the control sub-locations. The households in the treatment sub-locations that are selected for the programme are referred to as the treatment group. These households are beneficiaries of the programme. In control sub-locations the households that are selected for the programme are referred to as the control group. These households are also beneficiaries of the programme but only begin to receive payments two years after registration. The targeting process was identical in the treatment and control sub-locations. The following population groups can thus be identified and sampled: - Group A: Households in the treatment sub-locations selected for inclusion in the programme; - Group B: Households in control sub-locations selected for inclusion in the programme but with delayed payments; - Group C: Households in treatment sub-locations that were not selected for inclusion in the programme; - Group D: Households in control sub-locations that were not selected for inclusion in the programme. Because targeting was conducted in both treatment and control areas, households were sampled in the same way across treatment and control areas. Selected households (groups A and B) were sampled from HSNP administrative records. Sixty six beneficiary households were sampled using simple random sampling (SRS) in each sub-location (in two of sub-locations this was not possible due to insufficient numbers of beneficiaries in the programme records). In cases of household non-response replacements were randomly drawn from the remaining list of non-sampled households. This process was strictly controlled by the District Team Leaders. Non-selected households (groups C and D) were sampled from household listings undertaken in a sample of three settlements within each sub-location. These settlements were randomly sampled. The settlement sample was stratified by settlement type, with one settlement of each type being sampled. Settlements were stratified into three different types: 1. Main settlement (the main settlement was defined as the main permanent settlement in the sub-location, often known as the sub-location centre and usually where the sub-location chief was based. As there was always one main settlement by definition, the main settlement was thereby always selected with certainty). 2. Permanent settlements (permanent settlement is defined as a collection of dwellings where at least some households are always resident, and/or there is at least one permanent structure). 3. Non-permanent settlements. As concern community level data, community questionnaires were conducted in every community for which at least one household interview was attached. A community was defined as a settlement or a sub-section of a settlement if that settlement had been segmented due to its size. Due to missing data, a small proportion of households are not linked to any community data. The above explanation is taken from "Kenya HSNP Monitoring and Evaluation Component: Impact Evaluation Final Report 2009 to 2012". For more details please refer to this report in Related Materials section. Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi] Two versions of the sampling weight are provided: 1) hh_wt sampling weights produce estimates for all households living in sub-locations covered by the evaluation (i.e. the study population). They do not provide estimates for any larger population. Weights are given by the inverse probability of being selected by strata. For selected households, the weights are given by: wi = Ni /ni, where: - ni is the number of beneficiary households interviewed in the ith sub-location; - Ni is the number of beneficiaries listed in the HSNP administrative data for that sub-location. For non-selected households, the weights are given by:wijk = 1 / [ (aijk/Aijk) *(1/bij)*(1/cij) ], where where: - Aijk is the total number of non-beneficiary households of residency status k in the selected segment of the selected type j settlement in sub-location i; - aijk is the number of households of residency status k in the selected segment of the selected type j settlement in sub-location i that were interviewed; - bij is the total number of segments in the selected type j settlement in sub-location i (often bij=1); - cij is the total number of settlements of type j in sub-location i. 2) hh_wt_original sampling weights produce representative statistics for the entire population of secure sub-locations within each district. Community-level variables can be weighted using community weights (cmq_wt), which equal the sum of household weights across the households lnked to that community. The above explanation is taken from "Kenya HSNP Monitoring and Evaluation Component: Impact Evaluation Final Report 2009 to 2012". For more details please refer to this report in Related Materials section. 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: Oxford Policy Management Limited. Kenya Hunger Safety Net Programme Impact Evaluation 2010-2011, First Follow-up Round. Ref. KEN_2010_HSNP-FU1_v01_M. Dataset downloaded from [URL] on [date]. 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. 3moves Community survey 30 9 3table Community survey 240 6 5table Community survey 245 8 6education Community survey 1470 16 6health Community survey 1715 17 6personnel Community survey 244 11 6table Community survey 245 5 7food Community survey 359 27 7food1 Community survey 245 5 7other Community survey 359 27 7other1 Community survey 245 5 comq_linking_FU Community survey 4636 4 comq_weights Community survey 245 4 coversheet Community survey 245 12 section3 Community survey 319 47 section4 Community survey 245 39 section5 Community survey 2450 12 section8 Community survey 245 44 section9 Community survey 3430 14 section10 Community survey 245 6 section11 Community survey 245 78 section99 Community survey 204 20 ClusterMaster Household survey 48 6 disaggregation_data Household survey 4637 26 hh_weights_original Household survey 5109 2 HHAsset Household survey 213111 8 HHBeneficiaries Household survey 94 11 HHconsData Household survey 213302 11 HHCopingStrategy Household survey 37093 5 HHData Household survey 4637 135 HHEmploymentProgramme Household survey 232 8 HHFoodAid Household survey 13911 7 HHFoodconsData Household survey 250398 13 HHImpact Household survey 4546 128 HHLivestock Household survey 51007 9 HHMember Household survey 27133 52 HHMover Household survey 25597 9 HHOpMon Household survey 4543 151 HHPreambleTracking Household survey 4637 26 HHProvidedFor Household survey 1438 9 HHSampleRecord Household survey 4986 8 HHTransfer Household survey 27822 6 HHVisit Household survey 5114 7 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 30 31 32 34 37 40 42 43 45 46 47 69 70 186 246 253 District District District District District 30 10 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 30 1010 3044 4046 4048 4052 4054 Month Month Month Month Month 30 2 3 7 9 Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number 30 1 2 3 3.14:Move from where 3.14:Move from where 3.14:Move from where 3.14:Move from where 3.14:Move from where 30 1 Same sub-location 2 Same (new) district 3 Same greater district 4 Elsewhere (further) 3.15:How many days walk 3.15:How many days walk 3.15:How many days walk 3.15:How many days walk 3.15:How many days walk 30 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3.15:How many kms away 3.15:How many kms away 3.15:How many kms away 3.15:How many kms away 3.15:How many kms away 30 12 150 3.16:How many weeks there 3.16:How many weeks there 3.16:How many weeks there 3.16:How many weeks there 3.16:How many weeks there 30 1 24 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 240 1 343 District District District District District 240 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 240 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1017 1018 1019 1020 1022 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 3034 3035 3036 3037 3038 3039 3040 3042 3043 3044 3045 4046 4047 4048 4049 4050 4051 4052 4053 4054 4055 4056 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 240 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 3.01:Mobile pastoralists in community? 3.01:Mobile pastoralists in community? 3.01:Mobile pastoralists in community? 3.01:Mobile pastoralists in community? 3.01:Mobile pastoralists in community? 240 1 Yes 2 No 3.02:Mobile pastoralists in community- proportion 3.02:Mobile pastoralists in community- proportion 3.02:Mobile pastoralists in community- proportion 3.02:Mobile pastoralists in community- proportion 3.02:Mobile pastoralists in community- proportion 157 83 1 0% 2 1-20% 3 20-50% 4 50-99% 5 100% Sysmiss Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 245 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1022 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 3034 3035 3036 3037 3038 3039 3040 3042 3044 3045 4046 4047 4048 4049 4050 4051 4052 4053 4054 4055 4056 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source 245 1 Piped into dwelling or compound 2 Public tap 3 Protected well, spring 4 Unprotected well, spring 5 Dam/ pan 6 River, pan 7 Lake 8 Rainwater catchment 9 Mobile vendor 10 Govt water tanking 11 Public borehole 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A 5.07:What are the two most important sources of drinking water for this community during the dry season - First Source? 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source_spec 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source_spec 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source_spec 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source_spec 5.07:1st Most imptnt water source_spec 4 BIRKET PRIVATE WATER TANK SHALLOW WELL 5.07:What are the two most important sources of drinking water for this community during the dry season - First Source - Other? 5.07:2nd most imptt water source 5.07:2nd most imptt water source 5.07:2nd most imptt water source 5.07:2nd most imptt water source 5.07:2nd most imptt water source 245 1 Piped into dwelling or compound 2 Public tap 3 Protected well, spring 4 Unprotected well, spring 5 Dam/ pan 6 River, pan 7 Lake 8 Rainwater catchment 9 Mobile vendor 10 Govt water tanking 11 Public borehole 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A 5.07:What are the two most important sources of drinking water for this community during the dry season - Second Source? 5.07:2nd most imptt water source_spec 5.07:2nd most imptt water source_spec 5.07:2nd most imptt water source_spec 5.07:2nd most imptt water source_spec 5.07:2nd most imptt water source_spec 7 BIRKET UNDER GROUND AND WATER TANK UNDERGORUND WATER UNDERGROUND WATER TANK 5.07:What are the two most important sources of drinking water for this community during the dry season - Second Source - Other? Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1470 1 343 District District District District District 1470 10 40 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 1470 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 1470 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Educ fclty type Educ fclty type Educ fclty type Educ fclty type Educ fclty type 1470 1 Primary school 2 Secondary school 3 Madrassah 4 Nursery 5 Duksi 6 Adult learning centre 97 Other (specify) Educ fclty type_other_spec Educ fclty type_other_spec Educ fclty type_other_spec Educ fclty type_other_spec Educ fclty type_other_spec Educ fclty- how many Educ fclty- how many Educ fclty- how many Educ fclty- how many Educ fclty- how many 1470 30 6.04:Oneway travel hrs- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel hrs- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel hrs- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel hrs- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel hrs- educ fclty 1470 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 98 Don't Know 604:How far away is the education facility that most people in this community use? - Hours 6.04:Oneway travel mins- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mins- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mins- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mins- educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mins- educ fclty 1470 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 98 Don't Know 604:How far away is the education facility that most people in this community use? - Minutes 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty 1470 1 Car 2 Bus 3 Matatu 4 Motorbike 5 Bicycle 6 Walk 97 Other 98 Don't know 99 N/A 604:How far away is the education facility that most people in this community use? - Transport 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty_spec 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty_spec 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty_spec 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty_spec 6.04:Oneway travel mode educ fclty_spec 4 LORRY TRACK 604:How far away is the education facility that most people in this community use? - Transport - Other Specified 6.05:Educ fclty- govt? 6.05:Educ fclty- govt? 6.05:Educ fclty- govt? 6.05:Educ fclty- govt? 6.05:Educ fclty- govt? 771 699 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 6.06:Nearest educ fclty- fees 6.06:Nearest educ fclty- fees 6.06:Nearest educ fclty- fees 6.06:Nearest educ fclty- fees 6.06:Nearest educ fclty- fees 772 698 50 60 79 90 98 dk 99 No Fee 100 120 200 250 270 300 350 360 400 450 500 600 720 750 800 900 1000 1200 1350 1440 1500 1680 1800 1900 2000 2100 2400 2440 2500 2680 2700 2880 3000 3200 3250 3300 3500 3600 4000 4200 4500 4800 5000 6000 6300 7200 8000 9000 9500 9600 10000 10200 11000 12000 13900 15000 15850 16000 16200 16500 16600 17000 17500 18000 18500 18900 19000 19300 19500 19800 20000 20500 20800 21000 21500 21700 22000 23000 23500 24000 24500 25000 26000 26400 27000 30000 33000 Sysmiss 6.07:Nearest educ fclty- other costs 6.07:Nearest educ fclty- other costs 6.07:Nearest educ fclty- other costs 6.07:Nearest educ fclty- other costs 6.07:Nearest educ fclty- other costs 768 702 9 15 30 50 60 80 90 98 dk 99 No Fee 100 110 120 150 160 170 180 190 200 240 250 280 300 400 450 500 550 600 650 670 700 750 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1400 1500 1600 1650 1700 1800 1900 2000 2300 2500 2900 3000 3400 3500 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 10000 12000 15000 16000 20000 21000 25000 Sysmiss 605:How much are the other costs (e.g. exams, uniform, books, building, sports fees, food) per child per year (KSh)? 6.08:Nearest educ fclty- provides food? 6.08:Nearest educ fclty- provides food? 6.08:Nearest educ fclty- provides food? 6.08:Nearest educ fclty- provides food? 6.08:Nearest educ fclty- provides food? 772 698 1 Yes 2 No 98 dk Sysmiss 6.09:Nearest educ fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.09:Nearest educ fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.09:Nearest educ fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.09:Nearest educ fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.09:Nearest educ fclty-qlty satisfaction 769 701 1 Very satisfied 2 Quite satisfied 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 4 Quite dissatisfied 5 Very dissatisfied Sysmiss 605:How satisfied are you with the quality of the education provided by this school? Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 1715 1 343 District District District District District 1715 10 40 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 1715 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 1715 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 health fclty type health fclty type health fclty type health fclty type health fclty type 1715 1 Government hospital 2 Government health centre 3 Government dispensary 4 Private hospital / clinic 5 NGO health facility 6 Chemist 7 97 Other (specify) health fclty type-other_spec health fclty type-other_spec health fclty type-other_spec health fclty type-other_spec health fclty type-other_spec 6:12:health fclty-how many 6:12:health fclty-how many 6:12:health fclty-how many 6:12:health fclty-how many 6:12:health fclty-how many 1715 1 2 4 5 6.15:oneway travel hrs- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel hrs- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel hrs- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel hrs- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel hrs- health fclty 1715 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 15 36 98 Don't Know 615:How far away is the health facility that most people in this community use? - Hours 6.15:oneway travel mins- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mins- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mins- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mins- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mins- health fclty 1715 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 98 Don't Know 615:How far away is the health facility that most people in this community use? - Minutes 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty 1715 1 Car 2 Bus 3 Matatu 4 Motorbike 5 Bicycle 6 Walk 97 Other 98 Don't know 99 No-one uses it. 615:How far away is the health facility that most people in this community use? - Transport 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty_spec 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty_spec 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty_spec 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty_spec 6.15:oneway travel mode- health fclty_spec 12 LORRY TRACK 615:How far away is the health facility that most people in this community use? - Others 6.16:health fclty- has medicines? 6.16:health fclty- has medicines? 6.16:health fclty- has medicines? 6.16:health fclty- has medicines? 6.16:health fclty- has medicines? 522 1193 1 Yes 2 No 98 dk Sysmiss 6.17:health fclty- adult consult cost 6.17:health fclty- adult consult cost 6.17:health fclty- adult consult cost 6.17:health fclty- adult consult cost 6.17:health fclty- adult consult cost 522 1193 5 20 30 40 48 50 60 70 98 dk 99 na 100 120 150 200 210 250 300 350 400 450 500 600 700 750 800 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 1600 2000 2500 6000 8000 10000 15000 Sysmiss 6.18:health fclty- daily hrs open 6.18:health fclty- daily hrs open 6.18:health fclty- daily hrs open 6.18:health fclty- daily hrs open 6.18:health fclty- daily hrs open 521 1194 2 99 6.19:health fclty- doctors available? 6.19:health fclty- doctors available? 6.19:health fclty- doctors available? 6.19:health fclty- doctors available? 6.19:health fclty- doctors available? 522 1193 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 98 dk 99 na Sysmiss 6.19:health fclty- nurses available? 6.19:health fclty- nurses available? 6.19:health fclty- nurses available? 6.19:health fclty- nurses available? 6.19:health fclty- nurses available? 522 1193 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 18 20 22 25 30 40 45 50 98 dk 99 na Sysmiss 6.20:health fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.20:health fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.20:health fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.20:health fclty-qlty satisfaction 6.20:health fclty-qlty satisfaction 519 1196 1 Very satisfied 2 Quite satisfied 3 Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 4 Quite dissatisfied 5 Very dissatisfied Sysmiss 6.20:How satisfied are you with the quality of the health care provided by this health facility? Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 244 1 343 6.22:Have there been any vaccination campaigns? 6.22:Have there been any vaccination campaigns? 6.22:Have there been any vaccination campaigns? 6.22:Have there been any vaccination campaigns? 6.22:Have there been any vaccination campaigns? 231 13 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 6.22:Have there been any vaccination campaigns conducted in this community in the last year? District District District District District 233 11 10 20 30 40 Sysmiss Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 233 11 1010 4056 Month Month Month Month Month 233 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss 6.21:How many active- Community health worker 6.21:How many active- Community health worker 6.21:How many active- Community health worker 6.21:How many active- Community health worker 6.21:How many active- Community health worker 233 11 50 6.21:How many of the following types of health personnel are active in this community? - Community health worker 6.21:How many active- Traditional birth attendant 6.21:How many active- Traditional birth attendant 6.21:How many active- Traditional birth attendant 6.21:How many active- Traditional birth attendant 6.21:How many active- Traditional birth attendant 233 11 33 6.21:How many of the following types of health personnel are active in this community? - Traditional birth attendent 6.21:How many active- Traditional healer 6.21:How many active- Traditional healer 6.21:How many active- Traditional healer 6.21:How many active- Traditional healer 6.21:How many active- Traditional healer 233 11 22 6.21:How many of the following types of health personnel are active in this community? - Traditional healer 6.21:How many active- Religious healer 6.21:How many active- Religious healer 6.21:How many active- Religious healer 6.21:How many active- Religious healer 6.21:How many active- Religious healer 233 11 100 6.21:How many of the following types of health personnel are active in this community? - Religious healers 6.21:How many active- Other 6.21:How many active- Other 6.21:How many active- Other 6.21:How many active- Other 6.21:How many active- Other 224 20 1 Sysmiss 6.21:How many of the following types of health personnel are active in this community? - Other (specify) 6.21:Other active health personnel_spec 6.21:Other active health personnel_spec 6.21:Other active health personnel_spec 6.21:Other active health personnel_spec 6.21:Other active health personnel_spec 244 Sysmiss Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 245 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 6.10:Mobile teaching in community? 6.10:Mobile teaching in community? 6.10:Mobile teaching in community? 6.10:Mobile teaching in community? 6.10:Mobile teaching in community? 245 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 359 1 343 District District District District District 359 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 359 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 359 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 359 ALDEF ALDEF K CARE/WFP COCOB COCOP F. H KENYA F.H KENYA F.H.I FH FH KENYA FH-KENYA FH.KENYA FHI FHI - KENYA FHI -KENYA FHI KENYA FHI-KENYA FOOD FOR HUNGRY FOOD FOR HUNGRY KENYA FOOD FOR THE HUNGER FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY KENYA G.O.K GOK GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT AID GOVERNMENT OF KENYA IRC ISLAMC RELIEF ISLAMIC ISLAMIC REIEF ISLAMIC RELIEF ISMLAMIC RELIEF LOCOP MERLINE NASDA NGO FOOD NGO FOOD AID NGO RELIEF FOOD OXFAM OXFARM PISP RED CROSS SAVE THE CHILD SAVE THE CHILDREN SCUK TRP WASDA WFP WFP RELIEF FOOD WISDA WORLD FOOD WORLD VISION WORLD VISION / OXFAM 7.02:Over the last 12 months, what food aid projects have been operating in this community? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 60 BEANS BEANS, WHEAT EANS AND SALT MAIZE,OIL,PROTEIN MIX MEAT PLUMBYNUT BISCUITS PROTEIN MIX SALT SALT, SUGAR AND TEA LEAVES WHEAT WHEAT FLOUR WHEAT, MAIZE 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 355 4 1 General distribution 2 Targeted distribution 3 Food for work 4 Supplementary child feeding 5 School feeding 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 359 1 ALDEF 2 ALDEF K 3 CARE/WFP 4 COCOB 5 COCOP 6 F. H KENYA 7 F.H KENYA 8 F.H.I 9 FH 10 FH KENYA 11 FH-KENYA 12 FH.KENYA 13 FHI 14 FHI - KENYA 15 FHI -KENYA 16 FHI KENYA 17 FHI-KENYA 18 FOOD FOR HUNGRY 19 FOOD FOR HUNGRY KENYA 20 FOOD FOR THE HUNGER 21 FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY 22 FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY KENYA 23 G.O.K 24 GOK 25 GOVERNMENT 26 GOVERNMENT AID 27 GOVERNMENT OF KENYA 28 IRC 29 ISLAMC RELIEF 30 ISLAMIC 31 ISLAMIC REIEF 32 ISLAMIC RELIEF 33 ISMLAMIC RELIEF 34 LOCOP 35 MERLINE 36 NASDA 37 NGO FOOD 38 NGO FOOD AID 39 NGO RELIEF FOOD 40 OXFAM 41 OXFARM 42 PISP 43 RED CROSS 44 SAVE THE CHILD 45 SAVE THE CHILDREN 46 SCUK 47 TRP 48 WASDA 49 WFP 50 WFP RELIEF FOOD 51 WISDA 52 WORLD FOOD 53 WORLD VISION 54 WORLD VISION / OXFAM Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 245 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1022 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 3034 3035 3036 3037 3038 3039 3040 3042 3043 3044 3045 4046 4047 4048 4049 4050 4051 4052 4053 4054 4055 4056 10202 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7.01:Community gets food aid? 7.01:Community gets food aid? 7.01:Community gets food aid? 7.01:Community gets food aid? 7.01:Community gets food aid? 245 1 Yes 2 No Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 359 1 343 District District District District District 359 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 359 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 359 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 359 ALDEF ALDEF K CARE/WFP COCOB COCOP F. H KENYA F.H KENYA F.H.I FH FH KENYA FH-KENYA FH.KENYA FHI FHI - KENYA FHI -KENYA FHI KENYA FHI-KENYA FOOD FOR HUNGRY FOOD FOR HUNGRY KENYA FOOD FOR THE HUNGER FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY KENYA G.O.K GOK GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT AID GOVERNMENT OF KENYA IRC ISLAMC RELIEF ISLAMIC ISLAMIC REIEF ISLAMIC RELIEF ISMLAMIC RELIEF LOCOP MERLINE NASDA NGO FOOD NGO FOOD AID NGO RELIEF FOOD OXFAM OXFARM PISP RED CROSS SAVE THE CHILD SAVE THE CHILDREN SCUK TRP WASDA WFP WFP RELIEF FOOD WISDA WORLD FOOD WORLD VISION WORLD VISION / OXFAM 7.02:Over the last 12 months, what food aid projects have been operating in this community? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 7.03:food aid given in- January? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 7.03:food aid given in - February? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 7.03:food aid given in - March? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 7.03:food aid given in - April? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 7.03:food aid given in - May? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 7.03:food aid given in - June? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 7.03:food aid given in - July? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 7.03:food aid given in - August? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 7.03:food aid given in - September? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 7.03:food aid given in - October? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 7.03:food aid given in - November? 359 No 1 Yes 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 7.03:food aid given in - December? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 7.04:gave out- Maize? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 7.04:gave out- Rice? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 7.04:gave out- Pulses? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 7.04:gave out- Oil? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 7.04:gave out- Protein mix? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 7.04:gave out- Other? 359 No 1 Yes 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 7.04:gave out- Other_spec 60 BEANS BEANS, WHEAT EANS AND SALT MAIZE,OIL,PROTEIN MIX MEAT PLUMBYNUT BISCUITS PROTEIN MIX SALT SALT, SUGAR AND TEA LEAVES WHEAT WHEAT FLOUR WHEAT, MAIZE 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 7.05:form of food aid 355 4 1 General distribution 2 Targeted distribution 3 Food for work 4 Supplementary child feeding 5 School feeding 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.05:form of food aid_other_spec 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 7.02:In last yr food aid types 359 1 ALDEF 2 ALDEF K 3 CARE/WFP 4 COCOB 5 COCOP 6 F. H KENYA 7 F.H KENYA 8 F.H.I 9 FH 10 FH KENYA 11 FH-KENYA 12 FH.KENYA 13 FHI 14 FHI - KENYA 15 FHI -KENYA 16 FHI KENYA 17 FHI-KENYA 18 FOOD FOR HUNGRY 19 FOOD FOR HUNGRY KENYA 20 FOOD FOR THE HUNGER 21 FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY 22 FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY KENYA 23 G.O.K 24 GOK 25 GOVERNMENT 26 GOVERNMENT AID 27 GOVERNMENT OF KENYA 28 IRC 29 ISLAMC RELIEF 30 ISLAMIC 31 ISLAMIC REIEF 32 ISLAMIC RELIEF 33 ISMLAMIC RELIEF 34 LOCOP 35 MERLINE 36 NASDA 37 NGO FOOD 38 NGO FOOD AID 39 NGO RELIEF FOOD 40 OXFAM 41 OXFARM 42 PISP 43 RED CROSS 44 SAVE THE CHILD 45 SAVE THE CHILDREN 46 SCUK 47 TRP 48 WASDA 49 WFP 50 WFP RELIEF FOOD 51 WISDA 52 WORLD FOOD 53 WORLD VISION 54 WORLD VISION / OXFAM Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 245 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 7.06:Other aid programmes? 7.06:Other aid programmes? 7.06:Other aid programmes? 7.06:Other aid programmes? 7.06:Other aid programmes? 245 1 Yes 2 No csublocation csublocation csublocation csublocation csublocation 4636 1010 4057 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 4636 10101023 40577685 Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID 4408 228 101001 405703 (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt 4408 228 1.36 914.643 serial no of questionnaire serial no of questionnaire serial no of questionnaire serial no of questionnaire serial no of questionnaire 245 1 343 Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID Community questionnaire ID to be used to link with HHID 245 101001 405703 SL treatment status SL treatment status SL treatment status SL treatment status SL treatment status 245 control SL 1 treatment SL (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt (sum) hh_wt 245 1.36 914.643 Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID 245 1010 4057 Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 cdistrict cdistrict cdistrict cdistrict cdistrict 245 MANDERA MARSABIT TURKANA WAJIR WAJIR EAST WAJIR WEST sub_location sub_location sub_location sub_location sub_location 245 AZESTENU BADASSA BERAMA BOREHOLE II BULLA POWER BUNA CENTRAL CHIR CHIR DABACITY DAGAHLEY DANDU EL-YUNIS ELDANABA ELDAS ELIYE ELMOLE GARSE KOFTU GIRIFTU GODOMA HOLAHOLA INGIRIR KAALEM KAITEDE KALEMNGOROK KAMBOYE KAMOR KANGIKIPUR KAPUS KATOTE KOKISELEI KORONDILLE KORR LAFALEY LAGBOGOL NORTH LAISAMIS LIBIHIYA LOKORE LONYORI PECHAU LOPII LORENGELUP LOWARENGAK LULIS MADO MAIKONA MAJENGO MAKOROR MATA ARBA MATHO NAPETET NORTH - HORR QURAMADOW SALA TARBAJ TOWNSHIP WABERA WAGALLA WANGAI DAHAN WANGEDAHAN Compq Code Compq Code Compq Code Compq Code Compq Code 245 101001 405703 Village 10 - ID Village 10 - ID Village 10 - ID Village 10 - ID Village 10 - ID 245 Sysmiss Community Type Community Type Community Type Community Type Community Type 245 1 Main settlement 2 Town section 3 Permenant settlement 4 Non-permenant settlement Targetting mechanism Targetting mechanism Targetting mechanism Targetting mechanism Targetting mechanism 245 1 cbt 2 Social Pension 3 Dependency ratio Community stay here nxt yr? Community stay here nxt yr? Community stay here nxt yr? Community stay here nxt yr? Community stay here nxt yr? 245 1 Yes 2 No Community moving where Community moving where Community moving where Community moving where Community moving where 75 . BIYAMATHOW SABULI DAGAHLEY, SABULI, JUNCTION GIRIFTU ARBAJAHAR LAFALEY, KATOTE, TARBAJ, ELNUR LAGBOQOL, BOJII, KANJARA LAGBOQOL, GUTICHE, ERIBI, OMA DOG NOT KNOWN SALA BIYAMIN SABULI MEZI SALA, ABAKORE, SARIF, DADAJA DULA TARBAJ, JARBA, TAANSA, EL-YANIS. TARBAJ, KATOTE, DASHEU TARBAJ, KATOTE. Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 319 1 343 District District District District District 319 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 319 304201 Month Month Month Month Month 319 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number Migration Wave Number 319 1 2 3 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- month 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- month 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- month 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- month 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- month 316 APRIL AUGUST DECEMBER FEBRAURY FEBRUARY JANUARY JULY JUNE MARCH MAY NOVEMBER OCOTOBER OCTOBER SEPTEMBER 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- year 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- year 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- year 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- year 3.03:Start migrate from sblctn- year 316 3 2006 2008 2009 2010 2011 Sysmiss 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- month 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- month 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- month 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- month 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- month 244 APRIL AUGUST DECEMBER FEBRUARY JANUARY JULY JUNE MARCH MAY NOVEMBER OCTOBER SEPTEMBER 304:When did the migration end (i.e. when did most people return to their sub-location of residence?) - Month 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- year 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- year 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- year 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- year 3.04:End migrate from sublctn- year 246 73 201 2011 304:When did the migration end (i.e. when did most people return to their sub-location of residence?) - Year 3.05:Pastoralists who moved- proportion 3.05:Pastoralists who moved- proportion 3.05:Pastoralists who moved- proportion 3.05:Pastoralists who moved- proportion 3.05:Pastoralists who moved- proportion 313 6 2 100 3.06:All moved same place? 3.06:All moved same place? 3.06:All moved same place? 3.06:All moved same place? 3.06:All moved same place? 315 4 1 Yes 2 No 3 Sysmiss 3.07:Migrated to where 3.07:Migrated to where 3.07:Migrated to where 3.07:Migrated to where 3.07:Migrated to where 319 ADAN CASALE ADENAWALE AGAMA ARABIOW ARANO ARBIJEHEN ARESA ATHIBOHDE AUKUNG BAATHA BANGOI BANISA BARAGOI BASIR BASSIR & BAD ANTALAY BERAM, BUNA BERAMA BERJANAY BETHLEHEM BOJI, ERIB BULLUCK BURIA BURKA TUMA BURKA TUMA, KARDWEY BURON CHUR CRIB DAD ANTALEY DADANTALAY DAICHA DANASCO DANBALA UDANI DARATE DARBDIMA DARGALE DASUEG DCEF DEEF/SOMALI DIIF LIBOI DINTUTASANGA DOMAI DOMAL DUKANA DUNDO LABATAROT EGU EL-BEN EL-DEROW EL-NIR ELHADI ELIL ELMA ELQURS ERIBI, SUKELA, HABAS ETHIOPIA ETMOLE FATMA NUOR FATUANER FATUMA NOOR FINI FUNA YANY GAFALA GAGA GALAN GALLAN GANYUREY, KAYOYE GAS GAWAD DAREY GIRIFLU GOFGOF GOLICHE GOLOBA GOMULE & SOLOLO GONANA GORIDA, OMAR DISALE GOYAR GWE HAGAROU HARAN HARGER HOSLE HARGER SU HARGOYO HATFUL HAYAN HOTE HURRAY HILLS HURRY HILLS HURY HILLS ILE ILLEYE INDAL INSINR IRESTENO, GIRAR ITOTE JABI JAJABALE JARBA JUCTION KAAKALAM KAEKUNY KAITEDE KAKOMA KALOKOL KALOKOL HILLS KALOTUM KANGAMANANG KANJARA KAPTIE KAPTIR KARGI KARO KAROMEY KARORE KARSA DAMU KATARUK KATIKO KATOTE KIBISH KITURUNI KOKURO KOLBOKA KOOM KOOMI KORONDILLE KOTARUK KOYA KUFAYS KULAL KULINKA LANDEER LANDER LAPUR LEHEY LENEA LEX LEYSA LEYSARU LKARJAJ LKEREI LODURAGOKWE LOIMA LOISUSU LOKIRIAMA LOKITOL ETOW LOKWANAMOR LOKWANUMOR LOMENYGIRION LOMOGOL LOMUNYGINE LOPII LOREQULUP LORUMOR LTIRIM LTIRIRU MADO WELLS MAKAMAI MALKA MALKAGUTU MALKAMARI MALKAMEI MARILLE MARKA MASIKITA MASIKITI MERILLE MERITLE MERTI MOGILA MOGUL MUVITHO NAIROBI NAKAMANI NAKUKULAS NAKWANA-MORI NAPEIKAR NAPION NARUADID NATODOMERI NATUPAR NGORNIT NYOLDOCH OLA PELEKECH QODAI QUADAMA REETE RHARNUDIM RIETE SABULI SAFO SALA SALAI SARMAN SEIYA SERE SLIPI SHANBIR FATUMA SHARE DAI DAI SHIB GADUDEN SHIMBA SHIMBIR SHIMBURIF SHIR SHIR SIBILOI SIMBIR SIRIRUA SOLDO SOMALI SONGA SOOIT SUKELE SULOLO SUNYA SWARI TAKABA TODONYANG TODONYENG TONE UGANDA URUR WAGALLA, OL=NIR, GIRFIT WANGADUD WARGADUD WASO YURAR 3.07:Migrated how many days 3.07:Migrated how many days 3.07:Migrated how many days 3.07:Migrated how many days 3.07:Migrated how many days 317 2 1 90 3.07:Migrated how many kms 3.07:Migrated how many kms 3.07:Migrated how many kms 3.07:Migrated how many kms 3.07:Migrated how many kms 279 40 3 400 3.08:Who migrated 3.08:Who migrated 3.08:Who migrated 3.08:Who migrated 3.08:Who migrated 318 1 1 2 3 Sysmiss 3.09:Household split then shift- couples? 3.09:Household split then shift- couples? 3.09:Household split then shift- couples? 3.09:Household split then shift- couples? 3.09:Household split then shift- couples? 319 No 1 Yes 3.09:Household split then shift- warriors? 3.09:Household split then shift- warriors? 3.09:Household split then shift- warriors? 3.09:Household split then shift- warriors? 3.09:Household split then shift- warriors? 319 No 1 Yes 3.09:Household split then shift- boys? 3.09:Household split then shift- boys? 3.09:Household split then shift- boys? 3.09:Household split then shift- boys? 3.09:Household split then shift- boys? 319 No 1 Yes 3 3.09:Household split then shift- women? 3.09:Household split then shift- women? 3.09:Household split then shift- women? 3.09:Household split then shift- women? 3.09:Household split then shift- women? 313 6 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 3.09:Household split then shift- girls? 3.09:Household split then shift- girls? 3.09:Household split then shift- girls? 3.09:Household split then shift- girls? 3.09:Household split then shift- girls? 313 6 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 3.09:Household split then shift- others? 3.09:Household split then shift- others? 3.09:Household split then shift- others? 3.09:Household split then shift- others? 3.09:Household split then shift- others? 313 6 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 3.09:Household split then others shift-spec 3.09:Household split then others shift-spec 3.09:Household split then others shift-spec 3.09:Household split then others shift-spec 3.09:Household split then others shift-spec 3.10:Pastoralists group movement style 3.10:Pastoralists group movement style 3.10:Pastoralists group movement style 3.10:Pastoralists group movement style 3.10:Pastoralists group movement style 319 1 Large group 2 Small groups 3 Individual households 97 Other 3.10:Did the mobile pastoralists move in a large group or go as individual households? 3.10:Pastoralists movement style- others_spec 3.10:Pastoralists movement style- others_spec 3.10:Pastoralists movement style- others_spec 3.10:Pastoralists movement style- others_spec 3.10:Pastoralists movement style- others_spec 3.10:Did the mobile pastoralists move in a large group or go as individual households? - Other 3.11:How often talk with people at home 3.11:How often talk with people at home 3.11:How often talk with people at home 3.11:How often talk with people at home 3.11:How often talk with people at home 319 1 Several times a week 2 Once a week 3 Once every 2 weeks 4 Once a month 5 Never 3.11:How often did they communicate with the people back in the place of usual residence? 3.121:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-cash? 3.121:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-cash? 3.121:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-cash? 3.121:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-cash? 3.121:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-cash? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Cash 3.122:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-water? 3.122:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-water? 3.122:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-water? 3.122:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-water? 3.122:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-water? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Water 3.123:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-aid food? 3.123:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-aid food? 3.123:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-aid food? 3.123:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-aid food? 3.123:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-aid food? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Food aid 3.124:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other food? 3.124:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other food? 3.124:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other food? 3.124:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other food? 3.124:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other food? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Other food 3.125:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-milk? 3.125:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-milk? 3.125:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-milk? 3.125:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-milk? 3.125:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-milk? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Milk 3.126:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.126:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.126:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.126:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.126:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Diesel 3.127:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.127:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.127:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.127:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 3.127:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-diesel? 319 No 1 Yes 7 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Livestock 3.128:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-medicine? 3.128:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-medicine? 3.128:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-medicine? 3.128:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-medicine? 3.128:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-medicine? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Medicines 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - N/A 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-N/A? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-N/A? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-N/A? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-N/A? 3.129:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-N/A? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Other (specify) 3.12:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other_specify 3.12:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other_specify 3.12:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other_specify 3.12:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other_specify 3.12:Settled gave shifted pastoralists-other_specify 28 DRUGS MILK POWDER SUGAR SUGAR,TOBACCO TOBACCO TOBACCO, SUGAR TOBACCO,SUGAR TOBACCO,TEA LE TOBACCO/SUGAR TOBBACCO,TEA L 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Other Specified 3.131:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-cash? 3.131:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-cash? 3.131:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-cash? 3.131:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-cash? 3.131:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-cash? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Cash 3.132:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-water? 3.132:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-water? 3.132:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-water? 3.132:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-water? 3.132:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-water? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Water 3.133:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-aid food? 3.133:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-aid food? 3.133:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-aid food? 3.133:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-aid food? 3.133:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-aid food? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Food aid 3.134:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other food? 3.134:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other food? 3.134:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other food? 3.134:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other food? 3.134:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other food? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Other food 3.135:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-milk? 3.135:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-milk? 3.135:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-milk? 3.135:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-milk? 3.135:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-milk? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Milk 3.136:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.136:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.136:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.136:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.136:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Diesel 3.137:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.137:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.137:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.137:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 3.137:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-diesel? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Livestock 3.138:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-medicine? 3.138:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-medicine? 3.138:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-medicine? 3.138:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-medicine? 3.138:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-medicine? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Medicines 3.129:Shifted pastoralists gave settled -N/A? 3.129:Shifted pastoralists gave settled -N/A? 3.129:Shifted pastoralists gave settled -N/A? 3.129:Shifted pastoralists gave settled -N/A? 3.129:Shifted pastoralists gave settled -N/A? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - N/A 3.1397:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other? 3.1397:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other? 3.1397:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other? 3.1397:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other? 3.1397:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other? 319 No 1 Yes 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Other (specify) 3.13:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other_spec 3.13:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other_spec 3.13:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other_spec 3.13:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other_spec 3.13:Shifted pastoralists gave settled-other_spec 14 ANIMAL FAT WILD FRUIT 3.12:What resources were transferred from the shifted mobile pastoralists to the settled community? - Other Specfied Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 244 1 10 20 30 40 Sysmiss Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 244 1 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 244 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss 4.01:Community road quality 4.01:Community road quality 4.01:Community road quality 4.01:Community road quality 4.01:Community road quality 244 1 1 Mud/dirt - good condition 2 Mud/dirt - poor condition 3 Compacted stones - good condition 4 Compacted stones - poor condition 5 Tarmac - good condition 6 Tarmac - poor condition 7 Livestock track 8 No road Sysmiss 4.01:Interviewer: What is the current quality of the main road in this community? 4.02:Oneway travel hrs-greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel hrs-greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel hrs-greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel hrs-greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel hrs-greater district centre 244 1 168 4.02:How much time does it take to travel to the GREATER DISTRICT centre (i.e. Lodwar, Marsabit town, Wajir town, Mandera town) using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Hours 4.02:Oneway travel mins- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mins- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mins- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mins- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mins- greater district centre 244 1 50 4.02:How much time does it take to travel to the GREATER DISTRICT centre (i.e. Lodwar, Marsabit town, Wajir town, Mandera town) using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Minutes 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre 244 1 1 Walk 2 Car 3 Lorry 4 Bus 5 Matatu 6 Motorcycle 7 Bicycle 97 Other 98 Don't know Sysmiss 4.02:How much time does it take to travel to the GREATER DISTRICT centre (i.e. Lodwar, Marsabit town, Wajir town, Mandera town) using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Mode 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre_spec 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre_spec 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre_spec 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre_spec 4.02:Oneway travel mode- greater district centre_spec 245 Sysmiss 4.02:How much time does it take to travel to the GREATER DISTRICT centre (i.e. Lodwar, Marsabit town, Wajir town, Mandera town) using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Mode Other 4.03:Oneway travel hrs-new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel hrs-new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel hrs-new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel hrs-new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel hrs-new district centre 244 1 60 4.03:How much time does it take to travel to the NEW DISTRICT CENTRE using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Hours 4.03:Oneway travel mins- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mins- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mins- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mins- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mins- new district centre 244 1 50 4.03:How much time does it take to travel to the NEW DISTRICT CENTRE using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Minutes 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre 244 1 1 Walk 2 Car 3 Lorry 4 Bus 5 Matatu 6 Motorcycle 7 Bicycle 97 Other 98 Don't know Sysmiss 4.03:How much time does it take to travel to the NEW DISTRICT CENTRE using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Mode 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre_spec 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre_spec 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre_spec 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre_spec 4.03:Oneway travel mode- new district centre_spec 245 Sysmiss 4.03:How much time does it take to travel to the NEW DISTRICT CENTRE using the usual method of transport (one way)? - Mode Other Specified 4.04:Oneway travel hrs-supplies 4.04:Oneway travel hrs-supplies 4.04:Oneway travel hrs-supplies 4.04:Oneway travel hrs-supplies 4.04:Oneway travel hrs-supplies 244 1 48 4.04:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy basic supplies (maize, tea, sugar, batteries, etc.)? (one way) - Hours 4.04:Oneway travel mins- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mins- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mins- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mins- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mins- supplies 244 1 50 4.04:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy basic supplies (maize, tea, sugar, batteries, etc.)? (one way) - Minutes 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies 244 1 1 Walk 2 Car 3 Lorry 4 Bus 5 Matatu 6 Motorcycle 7 Bicycle 97 Other 98 Don't know Sysmiss 4.04:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy basic supplies (maize, tea, sugar, batteries, etc.)? (one way) - Mode 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies_spec 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies_spec 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies_spec 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies_spec 4.04:Oneway travel mode- supplies_spec 245 Sysmiss 4.04:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy basic supplies (maize, tea, sugar, batteries, etc.)? (one way) - Mode Other Specified 4.05:Oneway travel hrs-veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel hrs-veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel hrs-veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel hrs-veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel hrs-veg & fruits 244 1 48 4.05:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy fruit and vegetables (one way)? - Hours 4.05:Oneway travel mins- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mins- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mins- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mins- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mins- veg & fruits 244 1 50 4.05:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy fruit and vegetables (one way)? - Minutes 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits 244 1 1 Walk 2 Car 3 Lorry 4 Bus 5 Matatu 6 Motorcycle 7 Bicycle 97 Other 98 Don't know Sysmiss 4.05:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy fruit and vegetables (one way)? - Mode 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits_spec 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits_spec 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits_spec 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits_spec 4.05:Oneway travel mode- veg & fruits_spec 245 Sysmiss 4.05:How much time does it take to travel to the nearest place where you can buy fruit and vegetables (one way)? - Mode Other Specified 4.06:Oneway travel hrs-post office 4.06:Oneway travel hrs-post office 4.06:Oneway travel hrs-post office 4.06:Oneway travel hrs-post office 4.06:Oneway travel hrs-post office 244 1 84 4.06:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest post office? - Hour 4.06:Oneway travel mins-post office 4.06:Oneway travel mins-post office 4.06:Oneway travel mins-post office 4.06:Oneway travel mins-post office 4.06:Oneway travel mins-post office 84 161 40 4.06:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest post office? - Minutes 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office 244 1 1 Walk 2 Car 3 Lorry 4 Bus 5 Matatu 6 Motorcycle 7 Bicycle 50 97 Other 98 Don't know Sysmiss 4.06:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest post office? - Mode 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office_spec 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office_spec 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office_spec 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office_spec 4.06:Oneway travel mode- post office_spec 245 Sysmiss 4.06:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest post office? - Mode Other Specified 4.07:Oneway travel hrs-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel hrs-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel hrs-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel hrs-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel hrs-use MPESA 244 1 84 4.07:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can send and receive money (loading & withdrawing), including MPESA - Hour? 4.07:Oneway travel mins-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mins-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mins-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mins-use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mins-use MPESA 84 161 50 4.07:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can send and receive money (loading & withdrawing), including MPESA - Minutes? 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA 244 1 1 Walk 2 Car 3 Lorry 4 Bus 5 Matatu 6 Motorcycle 7 Bicycle 97 Other 98 Don't know Sysmiss 4.07:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can send and receive money (loading & withdrawing), including MPESA - Mode? 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA_spec 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA_spec 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA_spec 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA_spec 4.07:Oneway travel mode- use MPESA_spec 245 Sysmiss 4.07:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can send and receive money (loading & withdrawing), including MPESA - Mode Other Specified? 4.08:In community how many shops? 4.08:In community how many shops? 4.08:In community how many shops? 4.08:In community how many shops? 4.08:In community how many shops? 244 1 300 4.08:How many dukas/shops/kiosks are there in this community? Interviewer: if over 15, approximate value is OK 4.09:In community how many vendors? 4.09:In community how many vendors? 4.09:In community how many vendors? 4.09:In community how many vendors? 4.09:In community how many vendors? 244 1 50 4.09:How many street sellers/mobile vendors are there in this community? Interviewer: if over 15, approximate value is OK 4.10:In community access to formal saving? 4.10:In community access to formal saving? 4.10:In community access to formal saving? 4.10:In community access to formal saving? 4.10:In community access to formal saving? 244 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 4.10:Do you have access to a formal institution where you can save money in this community? (Not including HSNP card) 4.11:In community access to informal saving? 4.11:In community access to informal saving? 4.11:In community access to informal saving? 4.11:In community access to informal saving? 4.11:In community access to informal saving? 244 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 4.11:Do you have access to an informal institution where you can save money in this community? 4.12 People sell livestock to community? 4.12 People sell livestock to community? 4.12 People sell livestock to community? 4.12 People sell livestock to community? 4.12 People sell livestock to community? 244 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 4.13:Oneway travel mins-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mins-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mins-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mins-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mins-livestock market 244 1 74 4.13:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can buy and sell livestock? - Minutes 4.13:Oneway travel hrs-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel hrs-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel hrs-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel hrs-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel hrs-livestock market 244 1 64 4.13:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can buy and sell livestock? - Hours 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market 244 1 1 Walk 2 Car 3 Lorry 4 Bus 5 Matatu 6 Motorcycle 7 Bicycle 97 Other 98 Don't know Sysmiss 4.13:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can buy and sell livestock? - Mode 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market_spec 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market_spec 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market_spec 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market_spec 4.13:Oneway travel mode-livestock market_spec 245 Sysmiss 4.13:How much time does it take to travel directly (no stopping - one way) to the nearest place where you can buy and sell livestock? - Mode Other Specified 4.13:Travel frequency-livestock market 4.13:Travel frequency-livestock market 4.13:Travel frequency-livestock market 4.13:Travel frequency-livestock market 4.13:Travel frequency-livestock market 244 1 1 Daily 2 Weekly 3 Monthly 4 Less than monthly 5 No regular timing 98 Don't know Sysmiss Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 2450 1 343 District District District District District 2450 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 2450 4056 Month Month Month Month Month 2450 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Water Source Type Water Source Type Water Source Type Water Source Type Water Source Type 2450 Borehole Dam (on a river) Lake Natural pond Pan (not on a river) Piped River Shallow well Tanker/mobile vendor Underground water tank(birket in Mandera) 5:01:Community has this source? 5:01:Community has this source? 5:01:Community has this source? 5:01:Community has this source? 5:01:Community has this source? 2450 1 Yes 2 No 4 5.02:How many of this type 5.02:How many of this type 5.02:How many of this type 5.02:How many of this type 5.02:How many of this type 303 2147 1 700 5.02:How many of the following types of water sources are there in this community? 5.03:Constant supply-how many 5.03:Constant supply-how many 5.03:Constant supply-how many 5.03:Constant supply-how many 5.03:Constant supply-how many 377 2073 1000 5.03:How many of these have a constant water supply (water available every day of the year)? 5.06:Twoway walk to source-hrs 5.06:Twoway walk to source-hrs 5.06:Twoway walk to source-hrs 5.06:Twoway walk to source-hrs 5.06:Twoway walk to source-hrs 376 2074 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 12 Sysmiss 5.06:How much time does it take to walk directly to and from the water source that is most used - Hours? 5.06:Twoway walk to source-mins 5.06:Twoway walk to source-mins 5.06:Twoway walk to source-mins 5.06:Twoway walk to source-mins 5.06:Twoway walk to source-mins 376 2074 50 5.06:How much time does it take to walk directly to and from the water source that is most used - Minutes? 5.08:How many can humans drink from? 5.08:How many can humans drink from? 5.08:How many can humans drink from? 5.08:How many can humans drink from? 5.08:How many can humans drink from? 378 2072 1000 5.08:How much time does it take to walk directly to and from the water source that is most used? Water Source Type Water Source Type Water Source Type Water Source Type Water Source Type 2450 1 Borehole 2 Dam (on a river) 3 Lake 4 Natural pond 5 Pan (not on a river) 6 Piped 7 River 8 Shallow well 9 Tanker/mobile vendor 10 Underground water tank(birket in Mandera) Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 245 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 8.01:1st main economic actvty type  8.01:1st main economic actvty type  8.01:1st main economic actvty type  8.01:1st main economic actvty type  8.01:1st main economic actvty type  245 1 Raising livestock 2 Farming 3 Fishing 4 Trade 5 Small industry 6 Services 7 Casual labour 8 Selling bush products 97 Other (specify) 8.01 What is the predominant form of economic activity – that is, the main source of people’s livelihoods – in this community - First 8.01:1st main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:1st main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:1st main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:1st main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:1st main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01 What is the predominant form of economic activity – that is, the main source of people’s livelihoods – in this community - First Other 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type 232 13 1 Raising livestock 2 Farming 3 Fishing 4 Trade 5 Small industry 6 Services 7 Casual labour 8 Selling bush products 15 97 Other (specify) 9999 Sysmiss 8.01 What is the predominant form of economic activity – that is, the main source of people's livelihoods – in this community - Second 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type-other_spec 8.01:2nd main economic actvty type-other_spec 4 FISHING GATHERING BUSH PRODUCTS PAID WORK SELLING OF CHARCOAL 8.01 What is the predominant form of economic activity – that is, the main source of people's livelihoods – in this community - Second Other 8.02:male casual labour wage 8.02:male casual labour wage 8.02:male casual labour wage 8.02:male casual labour wage 8.02:male casual labour wage 245 15 50 70 100 150 200 250 300 400 450 4000 9999 No Wage 8.02:What is the average daily wage for men doing casual labour in this season? (Unskilled) 8.03:females above 15 years work? 8.03:females above 15 years work? 8.03:females above 15 years work? 8.03:females above 15 years work? 8.03:females above 15 years work? 245 1 Yes 2 No 8.04:female daily average wage 8.04:female daily average wage 8.04:female daily average wage 8.04:female daily average wage 8.04:female daily average wage 64 181 12 400 8.05:female daily work hours 8.05:female daily work hours 8.05:female daily work hours 8.05:female daily work hours 8.05:female daily work hours 62 183 3 98 8.06:boys under 15 years paid work? 8.06:boys under 15 years paid work? 8.06:boys under 15 years paid work? 8.06:boys under 15 years paid work? 8.06:boys under 15 years paid work? 245 1 Yes 2 No 8.06:Do boy children (under 15) ever work for cash or in-kind payment in this community? 8.07:1st most common paid work type 8.07:1st most common paid work type 8.07:1st most common paid work type 8.07:1st most common paid work type 8.07:1st most common paid work type 37 208 1 Domestic work 2 Farming 3 Raising livestock 4 Trade 5 Large/medium industry 7 8 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss 8.07:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these boy children do - First? 8.07:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:1st most common paid work type-other_spec q8.07:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these boy children do - First - Other? 8.07:2nd most common paid work type 8.07:2nd most common paid work type 8.07:2nd most common paid work type 8.07:2nd most common paid work type 8.07:2nd most common paid work type 34 211 1 2 3 4 6 Small industry 7 Services 8 Selling bush products 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss 8.07:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these boy children do - Second? 8.07:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.07:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 6 BUSH CLEARING CAR WASH FENCING AND MANNING UNPROTECTED WATER WELLS FISHING WATER VEN casual labour q8.07:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these boy children do - Second - Other? 8.08:boys work seasonal? 8.08:boys work seasonal? 8.08:boys work seasonal? 8.08:boys work seasonal? 8.08:boys work seasonal? 37 208 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 8.09:boys work hrs daily 8.09:boys work hrs daily 8.09:boys work hrs daily 8.09:boys work hrs daily 8.09:boys work hrs daily 35 210 98 8.10:girls under 15 paid work? 8.10:girls under 15 paid work? 8.10:girls under 15 paid work? 8.10:girls under 15 paid work? 8.10:girls under 15 paid work? 245 1 Yes 2 No 810:Do girl children (under 15) ever work for cash or in-kind payment in this community? 8.11:1st most common paid work type 8.11:1st most common paid work type 8.11:1st most common paid work type 8.11:1st most common paid work type 8.11:1st most common paid work type 16 229 1 Domestic work 2 Farming 3 Raising livestock 4 Trade 5 Large/medium industry 7 8 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss 811:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these girl children do - First? 8.11:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:1st most common paid work type-other_spec 811:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these girl children do - First - Other? 8.11:2nd most common paid work type 8.11:2nd most common paid work type 8.11:2nd most common paid work type 8.11:2nd most common paid work type 8.11:2nd most common paid work type 16 229 2 3 6 Small industry 7 Services 8 Selling bush products 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss 811:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these girl children do - Second? 8.11:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 8.11:2nd most common paid work type-other_spec 1 COLLECTING GRAVELS 811:What are the first and second most common kinds of paid work that these girl children do - Second - Other? 8.12:girls work seasonal? 8.12:girls work seasonal? 8.12:girls work seasonal? 8.12:girls work seasonal? 8.12:girls work seasonal? 16 229 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 8.13:girls work hrs daily 8.13:girls work hrs daily 8.13:girls work hrs daily 8.13:girls work hrs daily 8.13:girls work hrs daily 16 229 98 8.14:households better now than last year? 8.14:households better now than last year? 8.14:households better now than last year? 8.14:households better now than last year? 8.14:households better now than last year? 245 1 Better 2 About the same 3 Worse 4 Can't say 814:In general, and for this time of year, are households in this community doing better or worse this year than in the previous year? 8.15:why- Good rains? 8.15:why- Good rains? 8.15:why- Good rains? 8.15:why- Good rains? 8.15:why- Good rains? 18 227 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.15:why- Get more work? 8.15:why- Get more work? 8.15:why- Get more work? 8.15:why- Get more work? 8.15:why- Get more work? 18 227 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.15:why- Aid more? 8.15:why- Aid more? 8.15:why- Aid more? 8.15:why- Aid more? 8.15:why- Aid more? 18 227 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.15:why- Food prices down? 8.15:why- Food prices down? 8.15:why- Food prices down? 8.15:why- Food prices down? 8.15:why- Food prices down? 18 227 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.15:why- Peace this year? 8.15:why- Peace this year? 8.15:why- Peace this year? 8.15:why- Peace this year? 8.15:why- Peace this year? 18 227 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.15:why- Other? 8.15:why- Other? 8.15:why- Other? 8.15:why- Other? 8.15:why- Other? 18 227 1 Sysmiss 8.15:why- Other_spec 8.15:why- Other_spec 8.15:why- Other_spec 8.15:why- Other_spec 8.15:why- Other_spec 8 MORE RELIEF FOOD NEW AID 8.16:why- Drought? 8.16:why- Drought? 8.16:why- Drought? 8.16:why- Drought? 8.16:why- Drought? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Get less work? 8.16:why- Get less work? 8.16:why- Get less work? 8.16:why- Get less work? 8.16:why- Get less work? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Disease - human? 8.16:why- Disease - human? 8.16:why- Disease - human? 8.16:why- Disease - human? 8.16:why- Disease - human? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Disease - livestock? 8.16:why- Disease - livestock? 8.16:why- Disease - livestock? 8.16:why- Disease - livestock? 8.16:why- Disease - livestock? 183 62 No 1 Yes 4 Sysmiss 8.16:why- Disease - crop? 8.16:why- Disease - crop? 8.16:why- Disease - crop? 8.16:why- Disease - crop? 8.16:why- Disease - crop? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Aid less? 8.16:why- Aid less? 8.16:why- Aid less? 8.16:why- Aid less? 8.16:why- Aid less? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Food prices up? 8.16:why- Food prices up? 8.16:why- Food prices up? 8.16:why- Food prices up? 8.16:why- Food prices up? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Conflict? 8.16:why- Conflict? 8.16:why- Conflict? 8.16:why- Conflict? 8.16:why- Conflict? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Other? 8.16:why- Other? 8.16:why- Other? 8.16:why- Other? 8.16:why- Other? 183 62 No 1 Yes Sysmiss 8.16:why- Other_spec 8.16:why- Other_spec 8.16:why- Other_spec 8.16:why- Other_spec 8.16:why- Other_spec 1 LESS INCOME FROM ANIMAL PRODUCTS Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 3430 1 343 District District District District District 3430 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 3430 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 3430 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 shock type shock type shock type shock type shock type 3430 Animal Epidemics Any other Negative event Conflict of other kind Crop Diseases/Pests Droughts End of aid project Fall in Sale of Agricultural Products Fall in Sale of Livestock Products Floods Human Epidemics Less Trading activity in the Area Raiding/ Banditry Rise in Agricultural input prices Rise in Food Prices 9.01:last year shock? 9.01:last year shock? 9.01:last year shock? 9.01:last year shock? 9.01:last year shock? 3430 1 Yes 2 No 9.021:its 1st main effect 9.021:its 1st main effect 9.021:its 1st main effect 9.021:its 1st main effect 9.021:its 1st main effect 910 2520 1 Loss of community members - leaving 2 Loss of community members - death 3 Illness/injury of community members 4 Loss of community members' animals 5 Loss of access to land, water or other natural resources fo 6 Loss of other productive community assets (water pump, acce 7 Loss of access to jobs for community members 8 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - low 9 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - hig 10 Less income from other household business 11 Loss of aid (e.g. NGO programme withdrawing) 12 Increased number of dependents in the community 13 Large expenditures due to ill health or death of community 14 Large expenditures on social obligations 15 Increased cost of food 16 Increased cost of fuels, transport or other necessities 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss 9.021:its 1st main effect- other_spec 9.021:its 1st main effect- other_spec 9.021:its 1st main effect- other_spec 9.021:its 1st main effect- other_spec 9.021:its 1st main effect- other_spec 2 CROPS FAILURE AS A RESULT OF DROUGHT 9.022:its 2nd main effect 9.022:its 2nd main effect 9.022:its 2nd main effect 9.022:its 2nd main effect 9.022:its 2nd main effect 691 2739 1 Loss of community members - leaving 2 Loss of community members - death 3 Illness/injury of community members 4 Loss of community members' animals 5 Loss of access to land, water or other natural resources fo 6 Loss of other productive community assets (water pump, acce 7 Loss of access to jobs for community members 8 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - low 9 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - hig 10 Less income from other household business 11 Loss of aid (e.g. NGO programme withdrawing) 12 Increased number of dependents in the community 13 Large expenditures due to ill health or death of community 14 Large expenditures on social obligations 15 Increased cost of food 16 Increased cost of fuels, transport or other necessities 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss 9.022:its 2nd main effect- other_spec 9.022:its 2nd main effect- other_spec 9.022:its 2nd main effect- other_spec 9.022:its 2nd main effect- other_spec 9.022:its 2nd main effect- other_spec 2 CROP FAILURE LOW INCOME 9.023:its 3rd main effect 9.023:its 3rd main effect 9.023:its 3rd main effect 9.023:its 3rd main effect 9.023:its 3rd main effect 499 2931 1 Loss of community members - leaving 2 Loss of community members - death 3 Illness/injury of community members 4 Loss of community members' animals 5 Loss of access to land, water or other natural resources fo 6 Loss of other productive community assets (water pump, acce 7 Loss of access to jobs for community members 8 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - low 9 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - hig 10 Less income from other household business 11 Loss of aid (e.g. NGO programme withdrawing) 12 Increased number of dependents in the community 13 Large expenditures due to ill health or death of community 14 Large expenditures on social obligations 15 Increased cost of food 16 Increased cost of fuels, transport or other necessities 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss 9.023:its 3rd main effect- other_spec 9.023:its 3rd main effect- other_spec 9.023:its 3rd main effect- other_spec 9.023:its 3rd main effect- other_spec 9.023:its 3rd main effect- other_spec 2 1 CROPS FAILURE AS A RESULT OF DROUGHT 9.03:last 3 yrs same shock? 9.03:last 3 yrs same shock? 9.03:last 3 yrs same shock? 9.03:last 3 yrs same shock? 9.03:last 3 yrs same shock? 3429 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 9.03 Apart from the past 12 months, in the last 3 years has this community been seriously affected by…? shock type shock type shock type shock type shock type 3430 1 Animal Epidemics 2 Any other Negative event 3 Conflict of other kind 4 Crop Diseases/Pests 5 Droughts 6 End of aid project 7 Fall in Sale of Agricultural Products 8 Fall in Sale of Livestock Products 9 Floods 10 Human Epidemics 11 Less Trading activity in the Area 12 Raiding/ Banditry 13 Rise in Agricultural input prices 14 Rise in Food Prices Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 245 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 10.1:last year long rains- how good? 10.1:last year long rains- how good? 10.1:last year long rains- how good? 10.1:last year long rains- how good? 10.1:last year long rains- how good? 245 1 Very good 2 Good 3 Average 4 Bad 5 Very bad 10.2:last year short rains- how good? 10.2:last year short rains- how good? 10.2:last year short rains- how good? 10.2:last year short rains- how good? 10.2:last year short rains- how good? 245 1 Very good 2 Good 3 Average 4 Bad 5 Very bad Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID Respondent ID 245 1 343 District District District District District 245 10 20 30 40 Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 245 1010 1011 1012 1013 1014 1015 1016 1017 1018 1019 1020 1022 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 3034 3035 3036 3037 3038 3039 3040 3042 3044 3045 4046 4047 4048 4049 4050 4051 4052 4053 4054 4055 4056 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 245 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 retail price-Maize - grain retail price-Maize - grain retail price-Maize - grain retail price-Maize - grain retail price-Maize - grain 245 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 70 75 80 90 100 110 150 160 200 750 800 9998 dk 9999 N/A retail price-Maize - flour (pre-packed) retail price-Maize - flour (pre-packed) retail price-Maize - flour (pre-packed) retail price-Maize - flour (pre-packed) retail price-Maize - flour (pre-packed) 245 30 35 40 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 120 9998 dk 9999 N/A retail price-Maize - flour (Posho) retail price-Maize - flour (Posho) retail price-Maize - flour (Posho) retail price-Maize - flour (Posho) retail price-Maize - flour (Posho) 245 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 90 100 110 120 160 200 9998 dk 9999 N/A retail price-Wheat flour retail price-Wheat flour retail price-Wheat flour retail price-Wheat flour retail price-Wheat flour 245 20 30 40 50 60 70 75 80 90 100 110 120 125 130 200 9998 dk 9999 N/A retail price-Rice - pre-packed retail price-Rice - pre-packed retail price-Rice - pre-packed retail price-Rice - pre-packed retail price-Rice - pre-packed 245 60 70 75 80 90 100 130 140 145 150 160 170 200 220 250 9998 dk 9999 N/A retail price-Rice - loose retail price-Rice - loose retail price-Rice - loose 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Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location Sub-Location 204 1010 4057 Month Month Month Month Month 204 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 9.041:last yr conflict cause -pasture? 9.041:last yr conflict cause -pasture? 9.041:last yr conflict cause -pasture? 9.041:last yr conflict cause -pasture? 9.041:last yr conflict cause -pasture? 204 No 1 Yes 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -Pasture 9.042:last yr conflict cause -water point? 9.042:last yr conflict cause -water point? 9.042:last yr conflict cause -water point? 9.042:last yr conflict cause -water point? 9.042:last yr conflict cause -water point? 204 No 1 Yes 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -Water point 9.043:last yr conflict cause- livestock 9.043:last yr conflict cause- livestock 9.043:last yr conflict cause- livestock 9.043:last yr conflict cause- livestock 9.043:last yr conflict cause- livestock 204 No 1 Yes 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -Raiding livestock 9.044:last yr conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.044:last yr conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.044:last yr conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.044:last yr conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.044:last yr conflict cause- tribal clash? 204 No 1 Yes 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -Tribal clashes 9.045:last yr conflict cause- cross-border? 9.045:last yr conflict cause- cross-border? 9.045:last yr conflict cause- cross-border? 9.045:last yr conflict cause- cross-border? 9.045:last yr conflict cause- cross-border? 204 No 1 Yes 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -Cross-border conflict 9.0499:last yr conflict cause- N/A? 9.0499:last yr conflict cause- N/A? 9.0499:last yr conflict cause- N/A? 9.0499:last yr conflict cause- N/A? 9.0499:last yr conflict cause- N/A? 204 No 1 Yes 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -N/A 9.0497:last yr conflict cause- other? 9.0497:last yr conflict cause- other? 9.0497:last yr conflict cause- other? 9.0497:last yr conflict cause- other? 9.0497:last yr conflict cause- other? 204 No 1 Yes 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -Other 9.04:last yr conflict cause- other_spec 9.04:last yr conflict cause- other_spec 9.04:last yr conflict cause- other_spec 9.04:last yr conflict cause- other_spec 9.04:last yr conflict cause- other_spec 9.04:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 12 months, what was it over? -Other Specified 9.051:last 5yrs conflict cause- pasture? 9.051:last 5yrs conflict cause- pasture? 9.051:last 5yrs conflict cause- pasture? 9.051:last 5yrs conflict cause- pasture? 9.051:last 5yrs conflict cause- pasture? 204 No 1 Yes 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - Pasture 9.052:last 5yrs conflict cause- water point? 9.052:last 5yrs conflict cause- water point? 9.052:last 5yrs conflict cause- water point? 9.052:last 5yrs conflict cause- water point? 9.052:last 5yrs conflict cause- water point? 204 No 1 Yes 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - Water point 9.053:last 5yrs conflict cause- raid livestock? 9.053:last 5yrs conflict cause- raid livestock? 9.053:last 5yrs conflict cause- raid livestock? 9.053:last 5yrs conflict cause- raid livestock? 9.053:last 5yrs conflict cause- raid livestock? 204 No 1 Yes 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - Raiding livestock 9.054:last 5yrs conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.054:last 5yrs conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.054:last 5yrs conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.054:last 5yrs conflict cause- tribal clash? 9.054:last 5yrs conflict cause- tribal clash? 204 No 1 Yes 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - Tribal clashes 9.055:last 5yrs conflict cause- cross-border ? 9.055:last 5yrs conflict cause- cross-border ? 9.055:last 5yrs conflict cause- cross-border ? 9.055:last 5yrs conflict cause- cross-border ? 9.055:last 5yrs conflict cause- cross-border ? 204 No 1 Yes 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - Cross-border conflict 9.0599:last 5yrs conflict cause- N/A? 9.0599:last 5yrs conflict cause- N/A? 9.0599:last 5yrs conflict cause- N/A? 9.0599:last 5yrs conflict cause- N/A? 9.0599:last 5yrs conflict cause- N/A? 204 No 1 Yes 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - N/A 9.0597:last 5yrs conflict cause- other? 9.0597:last 5yrs conflict cause- other? 9.0597:last 5yrs conflict cause- other? 9.0597:last 5yrs conflict cause- other? 9.0597:last 5yrs conflict cause- other? 204 No 1 Yes 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - Other 9.05:last 5yrs conflict cause- other_spec 9.05:last 5yrs conflict cause- other_spec 9.05:last 5yrs conflict cause- other_spec 9.05:last 5yrs conflict cause- other_spec 9.05:last 5yrs conflict cause- other_spec 2 LAND 9.05:If there was raiding/banditry/conflict in the last 5 years, what was it over? - Other - Specified District ID District ID District ID District ID District ID 48 10 40 District name District name District name District name District name 48 Mandera Marsabit Turkana Wajir Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID Unique cluster ID 48 1010 4057 Cluster name Cluster name Cluster name Cluster name Cluster name 48 Mandera/Bulla Jamhuria/Bulla Power Mandera/Central/Central Mandera/Chir Chir/Chir Chir Mandera/Dabacity/Dabacity Mandera/Dandu/Eldanaba Mandera/Eymole/Eymole Mandera/Kamor/Kamor Mandera/Libehia/Libehia Mandera/Lulis/Lulis Mandera/Mado/Mado Mandera/Quramadow/Quramadow Mandera/Wangai Dahan/Wangai Dahan Marsabit/Dakabaricha/Mata Arba Marsabit/Illaut/Ngurunit/Lonyoripichau Marsabit/Jaldesa/Badasa Marsabit/Karare/Hulahula Marsabit/Korr/Korr Marsabit/Laisamis/Laisamis Marsabit/Logologo/Kamboye Marsabit/Maikona/Maikona Marsabit/Mountain/Marsabit Township Marsabit/Mountain/Wabera Marsabit/Nagayo/Majengo Marsabit/North Horr/North Horr Turkana North/Kaeris/Kangapur Turkana/Kangatotha/Eliye Turkana/Katilu/Kalemungorok Turkana/Kochodin/Lopii Turkana/Lodwar Town/Napetet Turkana/Lomeyan/Kapus Turkana/Lorengelup/Lorengelup Turkana/Natapal/Kaitede Turkana/Ngissinger/Lowerengak Turkana/Pelekech/Lokore Turkana/Riokomori/Kokiselei Turkana/Yapakuno/Kalem Wajir/Arbajahan/Garse Koftu Wajir/Banane/Sala Wajir/Dagahaley/Dagahaley Wajir/Godoma/Godoma Wajir/Griftu/Griftu Wajir/Ingirir/Ingirir Wajir/Jogbaru/Mokoror Wajir/Lafaley/Lafaley Wajir/Lag-Bogol-North/Lag-Bogol-North Wajir/Tarbaj/Tarbaj Wajir/Township/Township Wajir/Wagalla/Wagalla Province name Province name Province name Province name Province name 48 Eastern N/Eastern Rift Valley Number of HHs in sub location Number of HHs in sub location Number of HHs in sub location Number of HHs in sub location Number of HHs in sub location 48 113 1776 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 4637 10101023 40577685 household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) 4637 1 173.6 Treatment status of sublocation Treatment status of sublocation Treatment status of sublocation Treatment status of sublocation Treatment status of sublocation 4637 control SL 1 treatment SL Beneficiary Status Beneficiary Status Beneficiary Status Beneficiary Status Beneficiary Status 4637 1 Ben 2 NB Targeting code Targeting code Targeting code Targeting code Targeting code 4637 1 2 3 Targeting mechanism Targeting mechanism Targeting mechanism Targeting mechanism Targeting mechanism 4637 Community-based targeting Dependency ratio Pension Household Size Household Size Household Size Household Size Household Size 4637 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 19 HH size: adult equivalent (OECD modified scale) HH size: adult equivalent (OECD modified scale) HH size: adult equivalent (OECD modified scale) HH size: adult equivalent (OECD modified scale) HH size: adult equivalent (OECD modified scale) 4636 1 1 16.49 paasche price index (used to adjust for regional price variations) paasche price index (used to adjust for regional price variations) paasche price index (used to adjust for regional price variations) paasche price index (used to adjust for regional price variations) paasche price index (used to adjust for regional price variations) 4635 2 0.766 1.463 total monthly consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) 4635 2 576.875 72640.031 total monthly consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price differences a total monthly consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price differences a total monthly consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price differences a total monthly consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price differences a total monthly consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price differences a 4635 2 437.435 52480.734 total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (incl. rent, nominal terms) 4635 2 193.214 8777.524 total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price di total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price di total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price di total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price di total monthly per capita consumption expenditure (adjusted for regional price di 4635 2 177.773 8093.343 total monthly per adult equivalent consumption expenditure (adjusted for regiona total monthly per adult equivalent consumption expenditure (adjusted for regiona total monthly per adult equivalent consumption expenditure (adjusted for regiona total monthly per adult equivalent consumption expenditure (adjusted for regiona total monthly per adult equivalent consumption expenditure (adjusted for regiona 4635 2 194.82 8707.89 total monthly education expenditure per child (6-17years)(nominal terms) total monthly education expenditure per child (6-17years)(nominal terms) total monthly education expenditure per child (6-17years)(nominal terms) total monthly education expenditure per child (6-17years)(nominal terms) total monthly education expenditure per child (6-17years)(nominal terms) 3730 907 5616.667 total food consumption expenditure per adult equivalent(nominal terms) total food consumption expenditure per adult equivalent(nominal terms) total food consumption expenditure per adult equivalent(nominal terms) total food consumption expenditure per adult equivalent(nominal terms) total food consumption expenditure per adult equivalent(nominal terms) 4635 2 143.799 7274.456 total monthly health expenditure per capita(nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure per capita(nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure per capita(nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure per capita(nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure per capita(nominal terms) 4635 2 1266.667 Food share of consumption expenditure (%) Food share of consumption expenditure (%) Food share of consumption expenditure (%) Food share of consumption expenditure (%) Food share of consumption expenditure (%) 4635 2 23.154 99.526 Total monthly household consumption expenditure per adult equivalent Total monthly household consumption expenditure per adult equivalent Total monthly household consumption expenditure per adult equivalent Total monthly household consumption expenditure per adult equivalent Total monthly household consumption expenditure per adult equivalent 4635 2 223.255 12052.831 total monthly educaiton expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly educaiton expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly educaiton expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly educaiton expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly educaiton expenditure (nominal terms) 4635 2 17837.5 total monthly food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly food expenditure (nominal terms) 4635 2 380.208 41757.742 total monthly health expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly health expenditure (nominal terms) 4635 2 8056.667 total monthly non food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly non food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly non food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly non food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly non food expenditure (nominal terms) 4635 2 20.833 36435.566 total monthly per capita food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly per capita food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly per capita food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly per capita food expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly per capita food expenditure (nominal terms) 4635 2 124.15 7039.286 Quintile of radeqexp Quintile of radeqexp Quintile of radeqexp Quintile of radeqexp Quintile of radeqexp 4635 2 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss reflects spread across households rather than across population total monthly rent expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly rent expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly rent expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly rent expenditure (nominal terms) total monthly rent expenditure (nominal terms) 4635 2 7000 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 5109 10101023 40577685 household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) household weight (inverse of selection probability) 5109 1.784 1077.357 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 213111 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 213111 1001 8285 213111 10101023 40577685 Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code Asset code 213111 912 913 914 915 916 917 918 919 920 921 922 927 928 929 930 932 934 935 936 937 938 939 940 941 942 944 945 946 947 948 949 956 957 958 959 960 961 962 963 970 971 972 973 974 975 976 Asset Description Asset Description Asset Description Asset Description Asset Description 203307 Animal cart Axe Bicycle Bucket Car Charcoal/ wood stove (jiko) Chest of drawers Computer Fishing nets Gourd Gun Hides Hoe (Jembe) Jerry can Jewellery (beads, gold, silver) Kerosene stove Leather/stick bed Machete (panga) Mat (Mkeka) Matress Metal box/trunk Mobile telephone Modern bed (wood/metal) Modern chair/stool Modern table Mosquito net Motorcycle/scooter Paraffin lamps Pelts Pick axe Plough Radio Satellite dish Shelves Sickle Skins Sofa set Spade Spear/bow and arrow/club Television Traditional stool (Gambar) Wardobe Washing machine Water drum Wheelbarrow Wristwatch Number owned Number owned Number owned Number owned Number owned 70399 142712 25 Replacement value (per unit) Replacement value (per unit) Replacement value (per unit) Replacement value (per unit) Replacement value (per unit) 5440 207671 500000 Describes the Asset Category, used for filtering purposes Describes the Asset Category, used for filtering purposes Describes the Asset Category, used for filtering purposes Describes the Asset Category, used for filtering purposes Describes the Asset Category, used for filtering purposes 213111 ASSETHHEXPDUR ASSETHHFURN ASSETSHHDUR ASSETSHHGOODS ASSETSPROD Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 94 1011 1013 1014 1018 2027 2032 3034 3036 3038 3040 3043 3044 4046 4048 4050 4052 4055 4056 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 94 7002 7855 94 10117155 40567855 Roster ID of beneficiary Roster ID of beneficiary Roster ID of beneficiary Roster ID of beneficiary Roster ID of beneficiary 94 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 roster ID of Primary Recipient roster ID of Primary Recipient roster ID of Primary Recipient roster ID of Primary Recipient roster ID of Primary Recipient 94 1 2 3 5 6 7 10 11 99 What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? 25 69 1 Chief/sub-chief 2 Elder 3 Paster/priest 4 Teacher/health worker 5 Shop keeper/trader 6 Normal community member 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't Know Sysmiss roster ID of Secondary Recipient roster ID of Secondary Recipient roster ID of Secondary Recipient roster ID of Secondary Recipient roster ID of Secondary Recipient 94 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 98 99 What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? What is their position in the community? 69 25 1 Chief/sub-chief 2 Elder 3 Paster/priest 4 Teacher/health worker 5 Shop keeper/trader 6 Normal community member 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't Know Sysmiss Does [NAME] currently receive HSNP cash transfers? Does [NAME] currently receive HSNP cash transfers? Does [NAME] currently receive HSNP cash transfers? Does [NAME] currently receive HSNP cash transfers? Does [NAME] currently receive HSNP cash transfers? 94 1 Yes 2 No Has [NAME] ever received cash transfers Has [NAME] ever received cash transfers Has [NAME] ever received cash transfers Has [NAME] ever received cash transfers Has [NAME] ever received cash transfers 3 91 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many payments have you received up until now How many payments have you received up until now How many payments have you received up until now How many payments have you received up until now How many payments have you received up until now 94 1 3 4 5 6 8 9 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 213302 1010 4057 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 213302 10101023 40577685 Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item Code consumption item 213302 201 418 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 418 Consumption Item Description Consumption Item Description Consumption Item Description Consumption Item Description Consumption Item Description 213302 Adult men's clothing Adult women's clothing Animal fodder (purchased fodder for donkey etc) Batteries, bulbs Beads, jewellery and other ceremonial items Bribes ("to cooperate") Bus fares, matatu, taxis Charcoal (including self-produced) Children's clothing excluding school uniforms Communications (phone calls -- fixed and mobile, p Consultation and treatment fees including gifts Contributions (to religious groups/institutions, p Firewood (including gathered) Footwear (including repair costs - excluding schoo Hair cut and other personal services Kitchen equipment (cutlery, pots, plates, kettle, Laboratory and diagnostic test fees Lanterns, lamps, torches Matches, candles Material and tailoring items for clothes made at h Medicines and medical supplies Mosquito nets Other cleaning expenses, equipment, shoe polish, e Other health expenditure Other textiles - not for clothes (blankets, bedshe Other toiletries (shampoo, toothpaste, hair cream, Other transport expenses (bicycle, car repair, pet Other utilities (electricity, gas) Paraffin/kerosene Personal articles (umbrella, watch, lighter, belts Private tuition Razors and razor blades Recreation (football, television, etc) Religious education (duksi, madrassah etc) Rent (actual) School Food School fees (not including duksi and madrassah) School fees (registration, tuition, exams, etc - N School supplies including textbooks Soap (toilet/laundry) Transport to and from health facilities Transport to and from school Uniforms including school shoes Visits to traditional healers Washing powder, detergents Water for the household (that you pay for) Water for your animals (that you pay for) Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category 213302 3 Months non-food consumption Annual non-food consumption Monthly non-food Reporting period Reporting period Reporting period Reporting period Reporting period 213302 12 months 3 months Monthly In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? 213256 46 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 30 days? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 30 days? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 30 days? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 30 days? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 30 days? 27440 185862 1 84000 What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 3 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 3 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 3 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 3 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 3 months? 3389 209913 5 59000 What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 12 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 12 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 12 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 12 months? What was the total value of the [ITEM] that you obtained in the last 12 months? 22507 190795 2 3000000 HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID 213256 1 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 37093 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 37093 1001 8285 37093 10101023 40577685 On how many days in the last 30 days did you or anyone in your household On how many days in the last 30 days did you or anyone in your household On how many days in the last 30 days did you or anyone in your household On how many days in the last 30 days did you or anyone in your household On how many days in the last 30 days did you or anyone in your household 37093 30 Coping strategy description Coping strategy description Coping strategy description Coping strategy description Coping strategy description 37093 1 Borrow food or rely on help from family or relatives (other than Main Provider)? 2 Sell any of your animals to buy food? 3 Sell any other assets 4 Buy food on credit from a shop? 5 Collect and eat wild food and/or animals? 6 Reduced number of meals? 7 Eaten smaller meals than you would have liked? 8 Skipped entire days without eating solids? Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 4637 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 4637 1001 8285 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 4637 10101023 40577685 Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview Language of interview 4637 1 Borana 2 Burji 3 Gabra 4 Rendille 5 Samburu 6 Somali 7 Swahili 8 Turkana 9 English 97 Other (Specify) T1_Q01 Description T1_Q01 Description T1_Q01 Description T1_Q01 Description T1_Q01 Description 1 kirahwayn Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? Was an interpreter used? 4637 1 Yes 2 No Who is the Head of the Household Who is the Head of the Household Who is the Head of the Household Who is the Head of the Household Who is the Head of the Household 4636 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss 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 4636 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss Who makes the main decisions on how the household budget is spent? Who makes the main decisions on how the household budget is spent? Who makes the main decisions on how the household budget is spent? Who makes the main decisions on how the household budget is spent? Who makes the main decisions on how the household budget is spent? 4636 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 Sysmiss Is [main provider’s NAME] a member of this household? Is [main provider’s NAME] a member of this household? Is [main provider’s NAME] a member of this household? Is [main provider’s NAME] a member of this household? Is [main provider’s NAME] a member of this household? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Is there anyone else (not from HH) that provides regular support Is there anyone else (not from HH) that provides regular support Is there anyone else (not from HH) that provides regular support Is there anyone else (not from HH) that provides regular support Is there anyone else (not from HH) that provides regular support 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If so, how many other people provide for this household? If so, how many other people provide for this household? If so, how many other people provide for this household? If so, how many other people provide for this household? If so, how many other people provide for this household? 648 3989 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many other households does the main provider provide for? How many other households does the main provider provide for? How many other households does the main provider provide for? How many other households does the main provider provide for? How many other households does the main provider provide for? 1283 3354 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss Which of the following categories best describes this household? Which of the following categories best describes this household? Which of the following categories best describes this household? Which of the following categories best describes this household? Which of the following categories best describes this household? 4636 1 1 The whole of the household (all members, including head) is permanently settled. 2 Some members of the household are permanently settled and others move around in order to herd their animals 3 The whole household moves around in order to herd the animals Sysmiss Do you have access to resources in this Sub Location? Do you have access to resources in this Sub Location? Do you have access to resources in this Sub Location? Do you have access to resources in this Sub Location? Do you have access to resources in this Sub Location? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Are you represented by the chief of this Sub Location? Are you represented by the chief of this Sub Location? Are you represented by the chief of this Sub Location? Are you represented by the chief of this Sub Location? Are you represented by the chief of this Sub Location? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? 4576 61 1 206 Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? Village currently closest to? 351 Agama Agama. Agamaa Agamma Akai ikeny Arabia Arbajahan BANISA BERAMA BIYAMADOW-BULA HOTHAN BIYAMADOW-BULA TURAY BP1 BUNA Barwaqo. Basir. Beraha Berama Bua. Bulla Hodhan. Bute Bute. DANDU DOKATA ALI Dagahaley Refugee Daryole Dima Doyo Duwaaley. El-yunis Elbesso Erib Fini HAR JABI Hara Hodhan. Hote Ingirir Jabdeer KAKWANYANG KALORIWO Kabis Kambi miti - Loarengak Kapedor Katote Keynan Wanow. Kokiselei Centre/ Nakwasuro Korondille Korondille. Korsi. LULIS Lagboqol Lokamarinyang Lokulan Lorora MATHO MERI Makoror Mirti. NARENGELUP Nagis Nakwamekwi Nangereny Nariokotome Narionobukui Nawoiyatira Ngikaturiakae Ngipucho Ngirikookwa Nyaber Power center Qutiya Eldas. ROB DABASO SHAFSHAFEY Sala Shanta Abaq. Wagbari. Wajir. adan awale agama alati ali iyow arbajahan aresteno ashabito athigdiri beraha berama biyamadow-bulla AP borehole 11 bulla masajid buria bute daad hantaley daryole diff divition dudon Labatarot el-nura ell latho ell yunis fini got ade hara ilma halakhe boru jamhuri jarba kabis kabise kabiss kaitede 2 katote kiwanja ndege korich korondille lanbib lontolio maili nne manya gaba mayatta Ote mirti district ogantir qarsahama qot qot rahmu sarira shanta abaq shanta awaq songa sukela walalu tawakal tirkamo township urule wagbari wagbere wajir bulla come wangeidahan wargadud Is this hh being interviewed in their home dwelling? Is this hh being interviewed in their home dwelling? Is this hh being interviewed in their home dwelling? Is this hh being interviewed in their home dwelling? Is this hh being interviewed in their home dwelling? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Are you from this sub-location? Are you from this sub-location? Are you from this sub-location? Are you from this sub-location? Are you from this sub-location? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Current distance from home community (KM) Current distance from home community (KM) Current distance from home community (KM) Current distance from home community (KM) Current distance from home community (KM) 67 4570 99 Has this household moved since last time we interviewed you about 1 year ago? Has this household moved since last time we interviewed you about 1 year ago? Has this household moved since last time we interviewed you about 1 year ago? Has this household moved since last time we interviewed you about 1 year ago? Has this household moved since last time we interviewed you about 1 year ago? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How long has the household been located on this spot? YEARS How long has the household been located on this spot? YEARS How long has the household been located on this spot? YEARS How long has the household been located on this spot? YEARS How long has the household been located on this spot? YEARS 801 3836 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 10 12 Sysmiss How long has the household been located on this spot? MONTHS How long has the household been located on this spot? MONTHS How long has the household been located on this spot? MONTHS How long has the household been located on this spot? MONTHS How long has the household been located on this spot? MONTHS 801 3836 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Sysmiss Why did the household move? Why did the household move? Why did the household move? Why did the household move? Why did the household move? 801 3836 1 Herding livestock 2 Lost livestock 3 Marriage/moved out of parents home 4 Looking for work 5 Trading 6 Came to join relatives 7 Natural causes (e.g. earthquake) 8 Conflict 9 Government order 10 Moved to a cleaner environment for the livestock 11 Purchased own plot 12 Household conflict 97 Other (specify) 98 Dont Know Sysmiss T4AQ12 Description T4AQ12 Description T4AQ12 Description T4AQ12 Description T4AQ12 Description 21 Death of the father Insecurity The previous shelter collapsed. death of an individual from the village. due to increase i house rate. due to increase in house rate. fishing floods house rent join back her husband after seperation lost both parents moved to attend a fastig and clensing ceremony to their dead relatives o a sacred place. moved to do traditional clensing ceremony after the death of one of their own. moved to onother rental house rent was very high rented house renting plot search for water the rent was high transferred to work there trdational cleansing for the family From where did the household move? From where did the household move? From where did the household move? From where did the household move? From where did the household move? 801 3836 1 Same village/section 2 Same sub-location 3 Same location 4 Same new division 5 Same old division 6 Same old district 7 Elswhere in Kenya 8 Neighbouring country 9 Abroad - other 10 Same new district 98 Dont Know Sysmiss Is [REC_NAME] the primary recipient for your card? Is [REC_NAME] the primary recipient for your card? Is [REC_NAME] the primary recipient for your card? Is [REC_NAME] the primary recipient for your card? Is [REC_NAME] the primary recipient for your card? 1362 3275 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Comment Comment Comment Comment Comment 5 Primary recipient is Ekaato Namwar Imma The HH is a non-beneficiary type. she has no smart card she is non beneficiary wako has die Is this primary recipient a household member? Is this primary recipient a household member? Is this primary recipient a household member? Is this primary recipient a household member? Is this primary recipient a household member? 1362 3275 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the primary recipient's position in the community? What is the primary recipient's position in the community? What is the primary recipient's position in the community? What is the primary recipient's position in the community? What is the primary recipient's position in the community? 120 4517 1 Chief/sub-chief 2 Elder 3 Paster/priest 4 Teacher/health worker 5 Shop keeper/trader 6 Normal community member 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't Know Sysmiss T4BQ04 Description T4BQ04 Description T4BQ04 Description T4BQ04 Description T4BQ04 Description 6 Brother a distant relative. relatives she is the wife to her son sister son Can you confirm which member of the household is the primary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the primary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the primary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the primary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the primary recipient? 1191 3446 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 11 Sysmiss s [REC2_NAME] the secondary recipient for your card? s [REC2_NAME] the secondary recipient for your card? s [REC2_NAME] the secondary recipient for your card? s [REC2_NAME] the secondary recipient for your card? s [REC2_NAME] the secondary recipient for your card? 1359 3278 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Comment Comment Comment Comment Comment 6 HH is a non-beneficiary. Secondary recipient is Ekal Ekwanga the wife now. The secondary recepient is Hussein issack but during registration his father was registered as HHR2 but he was absent during enrolment hence his finger print couldnot be obtained. secondary recipient was charged from gufu dabaso to qabale guyo gonjobo(because gufu was a secondary receipient to other household) she has no card she is non beneficiary Is this secondary recipient a household member? Is this secondary recipient a household member? Is this secondary recipient a household member? Is this secondary recipient a household member? Is this secondary recipient a household member? 1362 3275 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the secondary recipient's position in the community? What is the secondary recipient's position in the community? What is the secondary recipient's position in the community? What is the secondary recipient's position in the community? What is the secondary recipient's position in the community? 471 4166 1 Chief/sub-chief 2 Elder 3 Paster/priest 4 Teacher/health worker 5 Shop keeper/trader 6 Normal community member 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't Know Sysmiss T4BQ09 Description T4BQ09 Description T4BQ09 Description T4BQ09 Description T4BQ09 Description 13 HIS BROTHER His brother The secondary recipent is dead brother cousin died elder daugther eldest son her former husband his doughter sister sister to beneficiary wife Can you confirm which member of the household is the secondary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the secondary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the secondary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the secondary recipient? Can you confirm which member of the household is the secondary recipient? 831 3806 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Sysmiss Is this HH located in the sampled SL? Is this HH located in the sampled SL? Is this HH located in the sampled SL? Is this HH located in the sampled SL? Is this HH located in the sampled SL? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the main language spoken in this household? What is the main language spoken in this household? What is the main language spoken in this household? What is the main language spoken in this household? What is the main language spoken in this household? 4636 1 1 Swahili 2 Rendille 3 Samburu 4 Borana 5 Gabra 6 Burji 7 Turkana 8 Somali 9 Garre 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T4_Q01 Description T4_Q01 Description T4_Q01 Description T4_Q01 Description T4_Q01 Description 11 Kamba SAKUYE arabu habash kamba kikuyu rahwayn wata What is this household's main religion? What is this household's main religion? What is this household's main religion? What is this household's main religion? What is this household's main religion? 4636 1 1 Catholic 2 Anglican 3 Other Christian 4 Muslim 5 Traditional 6 No Religion 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T4_Q02 Description T4_Q02 Description T4_Q02 Description T4_Q02 Description T4_Q02 Description 8 Legio Legio of mary Legion of mary ack anglican anglikan baptist church miracle church What is this household's clan? What is this household's clan? What is this household's clan? What is this household's clan? What is this household's clan? 4636 1 97 Other 101 Sonyoka 102 Ng'ibilae 103 Kotonya 104 Yapakuno 105 Lukumong 106 Kwatela 107 Ng'ikamatak 201 Ogaden 202 Degodia 203 Ajuran 204 Garri 301 Dubsahai 302 Rongumo 303 Nahgan 304 Uyam 305 Tubcha 306 Galtheilan 307 Sale 308 Matarbah 309 Odhola 310 Lorokushu 401 Ongeli 402 Masula 403 Lorokushu 404 Ilgwesi 405 Lyaparai 406 Loimisi 407 Lukumai 408 Lpisikishu 501 Galbo 502 Odhola 503 Sharbana 504 Algana 505 Garra 601 Mang'ada 602 Godaa 603 Woteshi 604 Anbura 605 Qad'ad'o 701 Marle 702 Orikaara 703 Origallite 704 Origallito 705 Orisiayo 706 Orisiolo 707 Origaya 801 Digalu 802 Karrayyu 803 Mattari 804 Fullelle 805 Haroressa Sysmiss T4_Q03 Description T4_Q03 Description T4_Q03 Description T4_Q03 Description T4_Q03 Description 965 (Ngissiger)said by the respondent emuria Arti Arusi Asharaf Awato BOCHOROS Baabad. Bakaye Barawa. Corner Tribe Corner tribe DAMBITU Dabitu Dhambitu Faqi. Fore GAMAYO GOLLI Gamiyo Gonsale ISAKH Ilani Issack Kamba Karama Kikuyu Lami Leysan. MALIYU MASARE MUARABU MURULE Murrulle NGIBOCHOROS NGIKATAP NGIMONEA NGIMOTHOROKO NGIPONGA NGIPUCHO NGISALIKA NGISIGAR NGISIGER NgIbochoros Ngibochoos Ngibochoros Ngidocho Ngikajik Ngikatap Ngimonea Ngimonia Ngiseger Ngisigar Ngisiger Ngissiger Ngitarapakolong Ngssiger Nonitu OTHITU Othito SAGAN Sagaala Sheqal. Tabitu Tamae URUWENI Weiten. Worjide Worjirda Worjita Worteshi Yabbi Yabi Yapakuno Yebash aarchabthu algana arabu arrusi arsuwa arusi asharaf asharafti awatu awatu, banna barawa bathitu bochoros bochos coner tribe corner tribe dachitu dambitu darawa dhabitu emoniait emoniait is the clan esonyokait galbo galjeel gallantu, gamayo gare gari garre gawara gicugu gobore godha gotha harti harusi hawadle hawatu hidho ilkununo isaak isack isak isakh issack jiriwa kamba karama karayyu karrayu kikuyu koiyot koner tribe konitu korner tribe lesan lesarge leysa leysan lkunono lkunonu loimisi loitu lowagosso lturuya lukumai maliyu malliyu mangadho manze masula matarbah mattari migo mosoroko mumina murule murule8 murulle murulre n/a nabiye nebei ng8bochoros ngbochoros ngibchoros ngibilae ngibochoos ngibochoros ngibochorox ngibochorus ngidocha ngiduya ngiesetou ngiesotou ngihochoros ngikagik ngikajik ngikatap ngikotonya ngimeturwana ngimonea ngimonia ngimothoroko ngiochoros ngiponga ngipucho ngisalika ngisigar ngisiger ngisonyoka ngissier ngissiger ngissinger ngiwoyakwara nipucho nonitu nturiya ogathen ongeli ongelli orgidha other turkanas othitu qadado qarchabdu qarchabthu qarichabthu redile rendile saalle sakuye sale samburu shabele sharmoga sharmoge sharmogr sheqaal sheqal sirayu sitham somali tame tamme taule thambitu tubcha tumal turiya ubiya umma urowen uruwen vunami wajidda wargida warjidda warjiddda warjita wata wolamo wor fura worgitha worijitha worjida worjitha worr jidha worrjida yaabi yabalo yabbi yabe yabi yapakuno What is this household's subclan? What is this household's subclan? What is this household's subclan? What is this household's subclan? What is this household's subclan? 4636 Absame. Adayar. Akatekit BARITU BASSO Bahgeri. DUMAL Dirisama Dumaal Dumal EPUCHOIT Ekatapit Ekinomet Ekomosorokoit Ekorot Emachar mukata Engoleretoit Epongait FARDANOW Fai Fai. Fardanow. GURANYOW Gawawen Gelibla. Gelible Gelible. Geri Guranyow. Harim. Hatimi. Idiris. JEBRAIL Jibrael Jibrail Jibrail. KOHOIT Karar Keinan Mantan Mantan. Maow. Masare Masare. Mithimal. Mohamedzuwer. Muhamed Zuber N/A NGIDOCHA NGIMACHARIMUKATA NGIMETURWANA NGIMETURWNA NGIPONGA NGISALIKA Naab Sor Naab sor Ngibilae Ngidocha Ngidpcha Ngiduya Ngigolereto Ngikaaleso Ngikaleso Ngikaletho Ngikarawok Ngikatap Ngikinom Ngikirinya Ngikomothoroko Ngilelet Ngileletea Ngimachamukata Ngimacharimkata Ngimacharimukata Ngimacharmukata Ngimacharumukata Ngimasharukata Ngimasharumukata Ngimedeo Ngimeripur Ngimeturana Ngimeturwana Ngimonia Ngimosoroko Ngingolereto Ngingoleroto Ngipong'a Ngiponga Ngipongak Ngipuchio Ngipucho Ngirarak Ngisalika Ngisigar Ngisiger Ngissiger Ngitaparakolong Ngitarapakalong Ngitarapakolong Ngitarapkolong Ngitongor Ngkaaleso Ngoleroto Ngponga Quranyow Quranyow. Quranyowa Quranywa Rer Mohamud Rerow Mohamed. Rerow Mohamud Rerow Mohamud. Rerow hassan Samatar Sheqal. Talamuga. Tuf. Tuff. Walmaga Walmaga. Waqla Waqla. Woragu Yabarssen abachesa abadwaqa abdi yussuf abiyonis abole abrisha abrishee adan yare adanyare. adochait adola afaji agaljecel akadera alano alchaya allano amado amatho amoye anaa ario ariyo arkder arussi asharaf ashingo athalami atharame bachitu bah geri bahgare bahgeri banaa barawa basa bere berre bokoltu bora boregeya boruga boyetu boyitu buko bulyar burota chako chaqo dabitu danka danqa darawa darrawa dawe debitu delee dhayu dhulio didimtu dimtu dolio don`t know dubsahi dumal ebilait ediris edochait eduyait eillo eilo ekalesoit ekatekit ekomosorokoit ekosoromokoit ellimale elmale elmalle emaji emeturanait emeturunait emosorokoit engoleretoit engolerotoit epongait epuchoit esalgait esigerit esolikait etho etoroit fai faqa farah fardanow faro fay fecha fulele fullele furkesha gadhula galantu gallantu garjed garre gasaran gathara gatharaa gatharani gatharra gelbaris geliba gelibla gelible gellibla geri gobanaye gobbore gobdon gobore golole gudere guraa guranyow gursale hallo hapaji harara hartii hassan hussein hawatu heka huso hussein iddo idiris idiriss ilmadhubana ilman dubana itho iyeye jabrail jibrael jibrail kabiso kalae kaleeso kaliwena kalwena karayu karbayo kavala keinan kenani keynan khoshobe kibibe kobola koyot koyota kuchabur kuku kullow kulolow kulow kuran yow kuranyo kuranyow kuranyowa leletait letilai leysan lmasula lorokushu lturiya maabul macharmukata mahamed zubair mahamed zuber mahamed zubeyre mailana makawul makawull malate manbidho mantaan mantan manthe maow maqabul maqabul. maqawul marsale masa masara masare massa masula mata arba mata-arbaa matan matarba mate megamole meta metta midimal minabiyama miris. mitha mithimal mohamed suber mohamed zuber mulo mz n/a naabsoor naabsor nabsor nale nebe nebei ng,ikaleso ng,ikatap ngibilae ngibochoros ngidocha ngiduya ngigolereto ngikaleeso ngikaleso ngikatap ngikateok ngikimosoroko ngikomosoroko ngikor ngikosomoroko ngikosoromoko ngikurer ngikureur ngilalet ngilelet ngimacharimukata ngimacharmukata ngimedo ngimeturana ngimeturiana ngimeturiwana ngimeturwana ngimonia ngineripur ngingolereto ngiponga ngipucho ngipusho ngisalika ngisigar ngisiger ngisoromoko ngissiger ngitarapakolong ngitarapkolong ngitongor ngngileroto ngolereto nkor nolesa nolisa nonitu nturiya nturya nure nurtu nuure nyaba nyurtu obchot obitu obola odhola oitira ore orgeya orikora orokora orsi orsi. otholale owlian oyota qicha qiche qochobe qoranyowa quchabur quchamura quranyo quranyow quranyowa raqai raqay reer maow regummo relwalan rengummo rer kullow rer kulow rer mohamud rer mohamum rer qutub rer sayid hussein rermuga rerow hassan rerow mahamud rerow meris rerow mohamud rerow mohamud. rerow qutub rerowmohamud rerwala rerwalan rewalani rongummo sabansa sabdawa sabo sale saletha salle samatar shabelle sharif hassan sharmaarke sharmake sharmarke sharmoge shegal shekhal shishino sibu sothitu sotio sugow suqana thawe thidimutu thisa tholio thoran tisele titi towfu tubathi tuf tuff ule ulle umucho ureweni ursi usmalo uthumtu uyam wagla walajecla walajecle walamaga walamega wale walle walmega waqla waqle warabey warabeya warjidda warsangeli wolaji woragu worgusa worgussa worro woyitu wuyam yabara yabarsen yabresin What is this household's sub-subclan? What is this household's sub-subclan? What is this household's sub-subclan? What is this household's sub-subclan? What is this household's sub-subclan? 4636 Are there any other beneficiaries in this household? Are there any other beneficiaries in this household? Are there any other beneficiaries in this household? Are there any other beneficiaries in this household? Are there any other beneficiaries in this household? 1393 3244 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID HOUSEHOLD HEAD OR MOST INFORMED HOUSEHOLD MEMBER - ID 4636 1 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? 4637 1 Yes 2 No Have you heard of any livestock insurance product being sold over the past year? Have you heard of any livestock insurance product being sold over the past year? Have you heard of any livestock insurance product being sold over the past year? Have you heard of any livestock insurance product being sold over the past year? Have you heard of any livestock insurance product being sold over the past year? 1210 3427 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss From what sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? FIRST From what sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? FIRST From what sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? FIRST From what sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? FIRST From what sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? FIRST 190 4447 1 From neighbors, friends, and relatives in informal conversation 2 From chiefs or other government officials who live in the location 3 At a baraza 4 Was part of the survey conducted by ILRI but did NOT play the insurance game 5 Was part of the survey conducted by ILRI and DID playthe insurance game 97 Other (describe) Sysmiss What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 2nd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 2nd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 2nd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 2nd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 2nd 190 4447 1 From neighbors, friends, and relatives in informal conversation 2 From chiefs or other government officials who live in the location 3 At a baraza 4 Was part of the survey conducted by ILRI but did NOT play game 5 Was part of the survey conducted by ILRI and DID playthe insurance game 97 Other (describe) 99 N/A Sysmiss What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 3rd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 3rd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 3rd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 3rd What source or sources did you hear about the livestock insurance product? 3rd 10 4627 1 From neighbors, friends, and relatives in informal conversation 2 From chiefs or other government officials who live in the location 3 At a baraza 4 Was part of the survey conducted by ILRI but did NOT play game 5 Was part of the survey conducted by ILRI and DID playthe insurance game 97 Other (describe) 99 N/A Sysmiss Did you purchase insurance? Did you purchase insurance? Did you purchase insurance? Did you purchase insurance? Did you purchase insurance? 190 4447 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why not? Why not? Why not? Why not? Why not? 156 4481 1 I don’t have enough animals 2 I don’t have money to spend on insurance 3 I did not understand insurance well enough to buy it 4 I did not have an opportunity to buy it 5 I don’t think insurance will help me 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7DQ09 Description T7DQ09 Description T7DQ09 Description T7DQ09 Description T7DQ09 Description 5 Do not have livestock. I do not have animals. heard when it was late. not around at that time, got the information when it was late. quarter was full, When did you purchased the insurance? MONTH When did you purchased the insurance? MONTH When did you purchased the insurance? MONTH When did you purchased the insurance? MONTH When did you purchased the insurance? MONTH 34 4603 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 98 Don't know Sysmiss When did you purchased the insurance? YEAR When did you purchased the insurance? YEAR When did you purchased the insurance? YEAR When did you purchased the insurance? YEAR When did you purchased the insurance? YEAR 34 4603 3 2003 4 2004 5 2005 6 2006 7 2007 8 2008 9 2009 10 2010 11 2011 12 2012 Sysmiss How much did you pay? How much did you pay? How much did you pay? How much did you pay? How much did you pay? 715 3922 10000 Camels Camels Camels Camels Camels 34 4603 Sysmiss Cattle Cattle Cattle Cattle Cattle 34 4603 1 2 4 5 10 20 Sysmiss Sheep Sheep Sheep Sheep Sheep 34 4603 5 Sysmiss Goat Goat Goat Goat Goat 34 4603 30 Did you receive a discount coupon that reduced the price of insurance? Did you receive a discount coupon that reduced the price of insurance? Did you receive a discount coupon that reduced the price of insurance? Did you receive a discount coupon that reduced the price of insurance? Did you receive a discount coupon that reduced the price of insurance? 190 4447 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss The coupon was for what percent reduction in the price of insurance? The coupon was for what percent reduction in the price of insurance? The coupon was for what percent reduction in the price of insurance? The coupon was for what percent reduction in the price of insurance? The coupon was for what percent reduction in the price of insurance? 686 3951 4875 Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/Barter 3 Gifts/Transfer from familiy or relatives 4 Gifts/Transfer from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 8 Collecting food products for consumption 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 1st 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/Barter 3 Gifts/Transfer from familiy or relatives 4 Gifts/Transfer from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 8 Collecting food products for consumption 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? A. BEFORE THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/ barter 3 Gifts/ transfers from family or relatives 4 Gifts/ transfers from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss T7GQ02a Description T7GQ02a Description T7GQ02a Description T7GQ02a Description T7GQ02a Description 9 casual labour food for work food from food for work selling charcoal Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? B. DURING THE LAST LONG RAINS - 2nd 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/ barter 3 Gifts/ transfers from family or relatives 4 Gifts/ transfers from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss T7GQ02b Description T7GQ02b Description T7GQ02b Description T7GQ02b Description T7GQ02b Description 4 Food for work collecting firewood for sale food from cash for work food from food for work Enough food for HH this period? A. BEFORE THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? A. BEFORE THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? A. BEFORE THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? A. BEFORE THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? A. BEFORE THE LONG RAINS 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Enough food for HH this period? B. DURING THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? B. DURING THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? B. DURING THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? B. DURING THE LONG RAINS Enough food for HH this period? B. DURING THE LONG RAINS 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/Barter 3 Gifts/Transfer from familiy or relatives 4 Gifts/Transfer from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 8 Collecting food products for consumption 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 1st 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/Barter 3 Gifts/Transfer from familiy or relatives 4 Gifts/Transfer from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 8 Collecting food products for consumption 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? D. BEFORE THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/ barter 3 Gifts/ transfers from family or relatives 4 Gifts/ transfers from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss T7GQ05a Description T7GQ05a Description T7GQ05a Description T7GQ05a Description T7GQ05a Description 5 food for cash for work food for work food from cah for work food from food for work Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd Food source consumed by hh over last year? E. DURING THE LAST SHORT RAINS - 2nd 4636 1 1 Own production 2 Purchase/ barter 3 Gifts/ transfers from family or relatives 4 Gifts/ transfers from other households 5 Food aid 6 Other aid 7 Collecting bush products 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss T7GQ05b Description T7GQ05b Description T7GQ05b Description T7GQ05b Description T7GQ05b Description 3 Food for work food from food for work selling firewood Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? D. BEFORE THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? D. BEFORE THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? D. BEFORE THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? D. BEFORE THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? D. BEFORE THE SHORT RAINS 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? E. DURING THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? E. DURING THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? E. DURING THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? E. DURING THE SHORT RAINS Food source consumed by hh over last 12 months? E. DURING THE SHORT RAINS 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In which period was the shortage of food most acute for your household? In which period was the shortage of food most acute for your household? In which period was the shortage of food most acute for your household? In which period was the shortage of food most acute for your household? In which period was the shortage of food most acute for your household? 4636 1 1 Before last long rains 2 During last long rains 3 Before the last short rains 4 During the last short rains 5 Never Sysmiss During the worst period, did your household skip entire days without eating? During the worst period, did your household skip entire days without eating? During the worst period, did your household skip entire days without eating? During the worst period, did your household skip entire days without eating? During the worst period, did your household skip entire days without eating? 4636 1 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Description of situation of household now, in terms of standard of living Description of situation of household now, in terms of standard of living Description of situation of household now, in terms of standard of living Description of situation of household now, in terms of standard of living Description of situation of household now, in terms of standard of living 4636 1 1 DOING WELL - Able to meet household needs by own efforts, and making some extra for saving and investment (e.g. buying livestock or improving housing) 2 DOING JUST OKAY - Able to meet household needs, but with nothing extra to save or invest 3 STRUGGLING - Managing to meet household needs, but only by depleting productive assets and/or receiving support from community 4 UNABLE TO MEET HOUSEHOLD NEEDS - Highly dependent on support from community or government Sysmiss Compared with a year ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with a year ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with a year ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with a year ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with a year ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? 4636 1 1 A lot better off 2 A little better off 3 About the same 4 A little worse off 5 A lot worse off 6 Can't/won't say Sysmiss Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST 2331 2306 1 Loss of productive household member (death) 2 Loss of productive household member (left HH) 3 Illess/injury of household member 4 Loss of HHs own animals 5 Loss of HHs own land or water resources 6 Loss of access to land, water or other natural resources for production 7 Loss of other productive assets (tools, machinery, etc) 8 Less income or loss of job 9 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - lower volume of production 10 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - higher input costs or lower sales prices 12 Less income from other household business 13 Increased number of dependents 14 Large expenditure due to ill health or death of hh member (inc funeral) 15 Large expenditure on social obligations 16 Increased cost of food 17 Increased cost of fuels, transport or other necessities 18 Debt repayments 19 Loss of aid (ex. NGO programme finishing) 20 Large expenditure on education 21 Starting school and had to pay school fees for the first time 97 Other - specify Sysmiss T7HQ03a1 Description T7HQ03a1 Description T7HQ03a1 Description T7HQ03a1 Description T7HQ03a1 Description 2 insecurity in the area school fees Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST 2331 2306 1 Drought 2 Flood 3 Conflict 4 Injury/Disease 5 Good Rains 6 New aid project 7 Aid project ending 8 External investment in the area 9 More/less trading activity in the area 10 Unusual lump-sum expenditure 11 Break up of household 12 Change in government policy 13 Poor rains 97 Other (specify) 99 Can't/Wont say Sysmiss T7HQ03a2 Description T7HQ03a2 Description T7HQ03a2 Description T7HQ03a2 Description T7HQ03a2 Description 17 Death Lost the donkey RAID casual work is not reliable. casual works not so reliable in the area. death of the parents. due to HSNP cash tansfer. fuel cost increment hh consumption. high education level marriage raid raids transport costs,high fuel prices. Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND 2329 2308 1 Loss of productive household member (death) 2 Loss of productive household member (left HH) 3 Illess/injury of household member 4 Loss of HHs own animals 5 Loss of HHs own land or water resources 6 Loss of access to land, water or other natural resources for production 7 Loss of other productive assets (tools, machinery, etc) 8 Less income or loss of job 9 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - lower volume of production 10 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - higher input costs or lower sales prices 11 12 Less income from other household business 13 Increased number of dependents 14 Large expenditure due to ill health or death of hh member (inc funeral) 15 Large expenditure on social obligations 16 Increased cost of food 17 Increased cost of fuels, transport or other necessities 18 Debt repayments 19 Loss of aid (ex. NGO programme finishing) 20 Large expenditure on education 21 Starting school and had to pay school fees for the first time 97 Other - specify 99 N/A Sysmiss T7HQ03a3 Description T7HQ03a3 Description T7HQ03a3 Description T7HQ03a3 Description T7HQ03a3 Description 10 High school fees. Water shortage. food shortage. high school fees no food no market for animals shortage of water. water shortage. Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household WORSE off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND 2194 2443 1 Drought 2 Flood 3 Conflict 4 Injury/Disease 5 Good Rains 6 New aid project 7 Aid project ending 8 External investment in the area 9 More/less trading activity in the area 10 Unusual lump-sum expenditure 11 Break up of household 12 Change in government policy 13 Poor rains 97 Other (specify) 99 Can't/Wont say 999 N/A Sysmiss T7HQ03a4 Description T7HQ03a4 Description T7HQ03a4 Description T7HQ03a4 Description T7HQ03a4 Description 8 Accident Education expense Insecurity in the Lake KILLED IN RAID charge in level of education. high education lwvel sold all to pay school fees. the main provider cannot work as before becoz of sickness. Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION FIRST 750 3887 1 Increase in number or quality of labour (hh members) 2 Increase in animals owned 3 Increase in HHs own land or water resources 4 Better access to land, water or other natural resources for production 5 Purchase/investment in other productive assets 6 HH member got a (better) job / better paid 7 Increased income from animal husbandry,fishing or farming - higher production 8 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - higher input costs or lower sales prices 9 Increased income from household business 10 Aid project (ex. New NGO programme) 11 Lower food costs 12 Lower other living costs 13 Decreased number of dependants 14 More support from remittances / other households 15 More support from formal aid (govt, NGO, religious) 16 HSNP cash/goody bags 97 Other - specify Sysmiss T7HQ03b1 Description T7HQ03b1 Description T7HQ03b1 Description T7HQ03b1 Description T7HQ03b1 Description 4 Cgarcoal bussiness was doing well The main provider works in mission because we have good health increase in food aid Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE FIRST 750 3887 1 Drought 2 Flood 3 Conflict 4 Injury/Disease 5 Good Rains 6 New aid project 7 Aid project ending 8 External investment in the area 9 More/less trading activity in the area 10 Unusual lump-sum expenditure 11 Break up of household 12 Change in government policy 13 Poor rains 97 Other (specify) 99 Can't/Wont say Sysmiss T7HQ03b2 Description T7HQ03b2 Description T7HQ03b2 Description T7HQ03b2 Description T7HQ03b2 Description 8 able to purchase more on credit since she is credit worth. increase in salary increased salary intruction of mission centre move out of rental house to my own and started farming and business. no conflicts than before. rain village moved closes to the source Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? DESCRIPTION SECOND 750 3887 1 Increase in number or quality of labour (hh members) 2 Increase in animals owned 3 Increase in HHs own land or water resources 4 Better access to land, water or other natural resources for production 5 Purchase/investment in other productive assets 6 HH member got a (better) job / better paid 7 Increased income from animal husbandry,fishing or farming - higher production 8 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - higher input costs or lower sales prices 9 Increased income from household business 10 Aid project (ex. New NGO programme) 11 Lower food costs 12 Lower other living costs 13 Decreased number of dependants 14 More support from remittances / other households 15 More support from formal aid (govt, NGO, religious) 16 HSNP cash/goody bags 97 Other - specify 99 N/A Sysmiss T7HQ03b3 Description T7HQ03b3 Description T7HQ03b3 Description T7HQ03b3 Description T7HQ03b3 Description 4 build their own house. less restriction of the government,from selling local breweries. loss of domestic animals the ratio of relief has increased now Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND Why is your household BETTER off than a year ago? CAUSE SECOND 318 4319 1 Drought 2 Flood 3 Conflict 4 Injury/Disease 5 Good Rains 6 New aid project 7 Aid project ending 8 External investment in the area 9 More/less trading activity in the area 10 Unusual lump-sum expenditure 11 Break up of household 12 Change in government policy 13 Poor rains 97 Other (specify) 99 Can't/Wont say 999 N/A Sysmiss T7HQ03b4 Description T7HQ03b4 Description T7HQ03b4 Description T7HQ03b4 Description T7HQ03b4 Description 4 Decided to join other relatives charger in government policies food Aid her grandchild got a better job, support her. Main shock 1 Main shock 1 Main shock 1 Main shock 1 Main shock 1 4636 1 1 Loss of productive household member (death or leaving) 2 Illness/injury of household member 3 Loss of HHs own animals 4 Loss of HHs own land or water resources 5 Loss of access to land, water or other natural resources for production 6 Loss of other productive assets (tools, machinery, etc) 7 Less income or loss of job 8 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - lower volume of production 9 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - higher input costs or lower sales prices 10 Less income from other household business 11 Loss of aid (ex. NGO programme finishing) 12 Increased number of dependents 13 Large expenditure due to ill health or death of hh member (inc funeral) 14 Large expenditure on social obligations 15 Increased cost of food 16 Increased cost of fuels, transport or other necessities 17 Debt repayments 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7HQ04a Description T7HQ04a Description T7HQ04a Description T7HQ04a Description T7HQ04a Description 16 Drought Drouhgt Lack of school fees Last year on august affected by flooding conflict within the community. high school fees. high secondary education fees illness of her daughter. increase in aid lost a family but,not a household member. lost her brother in-law but not a house hold member. lost her work tension in the area caused by conflict between different communities. to much marrage expence . unemployment Main shock 2 Main shock 2 Main shock 2 Main shock 2 Main shock 2 4636 1 1 Loss of productive household member (death or leaving) 2 Illness/injury of household member 3 Loss of HHs own animals 4 Loss of HHs own land or water resources 5 Loss of access to land, water or other natural resources for production 6 Loss of other productive assets (tools, machinery, etc) 7 Less income or loss of job 8 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - lower volume of production 9 Less income from animal husbandry, fishing or farming - higher input costs or lower sales prices 10 Less income from other household business 11 Loss of aid (ex. NGO programme finishing) 12 Increased number of dependents 13 Large expenditure due to ill health or death of hh member (inc funeral) 14 Large expenditure on social obligations 15 Increased cost of food 16 Increased cost of fuels, transport or other necessities 17 Debt repayments 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss T7HQ04b Description T7HQ04b Description T7HQ04b Description T7HQ04b Description T7HQ04b Description 31 DROUGHT Drought Drouhgt Insecurity Insecurity in the Lake Livestock illness Raids we have lost animal of the HHQ That was the major & the main reason for it. The hh compound was set a blase by unkown people Too old in that age does no allow to work. Unemployment charge of education level. drought drought hindered their previous farming activity to earn livelihood insecurity insecurity in the lake large expense in school fees long drought period loss of HH head mother raids shortage of water. Compared with 2 years ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with 2 years ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with 2 years ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with 2 years ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? Compared with 2 years ago, hh doing better, about the same or worse? 4636 1 1 A lot better off 2 A little better off 3 About the same 4 A little worse off 5 A lot worse off 6 Can't/won't say Sysmiss Anyone in hh participate in employment prog giving food or cash for work? Anyone in hh participate in employment prog giving food or cash for work? Anyone in hh participate in employment prog giving food or cash for work? Anyone in hh participate in employment prog giving food or cash for work? Anyone in hh participate in employment prog giving food or cash for work? 4637 1 Yes 2 No Anyone received other cash transfers Anyone received other cash transfers Anyone received other cash transfers Anyone received other cash transfers Anyone received other cash transfers 4637 1 Yes 2 No Do you currently have any cash savings? Do you currently have any cash savings? Do you currently have any cash savings? Do you currently have any cash savings? Do you currently have any cash savings? 4637 1 Yes 2 No Where do you keep your cash savings? Where do you keep your cash savings? Where do you keep your cash savings? Where do you keep your cash savings? Where do you keep your cash savings? 352 4285 1 At home 2 Informal savings scheme 3 NGO/ MFI 4 Cooperative/ SACCO 5 Bank/ formal financial institution 6 With a trader or shop 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7KQ02 Description T7KQ02 Description T7KQ02 Description T7KQ02 Description T7KQ02 Description 2 by myself kept to herself How much savings do you have (KSh)? How much savings do you have (KSh)? How much savings do you have (KSh)? How much savings do you have (KSh)? How much savings do you have (KSh)? 352 4285 7000000 Have you or anybody in your household borrowed any money in the last 12 months? Have you or anybody in your household borrowed any money in the last 12 months? Have you or anybody in your household borrowed any money in the last 12 months? Have you or anybody in your household borrowed any money in the last 12 months? Have you or anybody in your household borrowed any money in the last 12 months? 4637 1 Yes 2 No Reason cash not owed to anyone Reason cash not owed to anyone Reason cash not owed to anyone Reason cash not owed to anyone Reason cash not owed to anyone 4085 552 1 No-one would lend: no-one has money 2 No-one would lend: not credit worthy 3 Prefer not to owe money 4 Didn't need it 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7KQ05 Description T7KQ05 Description T7KQ05 Description T7KQ05 Description T7KQ05 Description 1 don"t known the procedures used to get the loan. How many times? How many times? How many times? How many times? How many times? 552 4085 1 5000 How much did you borrow (Total KSh)? How much did you borrow (Total KSh)? How much did you borrow (Total KSh)? How much did you borrow (Total KSh)? How much did you borrow (Total KSh)? 552 4085 1 670000 From whom did you borrow (refer to last loan)? From whom did you borrow (refer to last loan)? From whom did you borrow (refer to last loan)? From whom did you borrow (refer to last loan)? From whom did you borrow (refer to last loan)? 552 4085 1 Private (family/friend etc) 2 Trader 3 Money lender 4 Bank 5 NGO/MFI 6 Religious organisation 7 Rotational savings group 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7KQ08 Description T7KQ08 Description T7KQ08 Description T7KQ08 Description T7KQ08 Description 4 cooperative sacco member of parliament neighbour school committee What was this last loan for? What was this last loan for? What was this last loan for? What was this last loan for? What was this last loan for? 552 4085 1 Food and basic needs 2 Basic supplies (batteries, gas, etc) 3 Livestock 4 Livestock production (including trade in livestock) 5 Agriculutral production (including trade in agriculutral products) 6 Household asset 7 Cell phone airtime 8 Business (not livestock or agriculture) 9 Education expenses 10 Health expenses 11 Funeral expenses 12 Transport 13 Wedding or dowry 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7KQ09 Description T7KQ09 Description T7KQ09 Description T7KQ09 Description T7KQ09 Description 5 Construction fees improving fish business marriage expense 4his son transport for other family. How much money do you currently owe in total (KSh)? How much money do you currently owe in total (KSh)? How much money do you currently owe in total (KSh)? How much money do you currently owe in total (KSh)? How much money do you currently owe in total (KSh)? 4637 410000 Have you bought anything on credit in the last 3 months? Have you bought anything on credit in the last 3 months? Have you bought anything on credit in the last 3 months? Have you bought anything on credit in the last 3 months? Have you bought anything on credit in the last 3 months? 4637 1 Yes 2 No If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? 1485 3152 1 No-one would lend: no-one has money 2 No-one would lend: not credit worthy 3 Prefer not to owe money 4 Didn't need it 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7KQ12 Description T7KQ12 Description T7KQ12 Description T7KQ12 Description T7KQ12 Description 1 own the shop and take everything I feel like taking it,no accountability How many times? How many times? How many times? How many times? How many times? 3152 1485 30000 How much was it worth (Total KSh)? How much was it worth (Total KSh)? How much was it worth (Total KSh)? How much was it worth (Total KSh)? How much was it worth (Total KSh)? 3152 1485 -6000 240000 The last time you bought something on credit, what did you buy? The last time you bought something on credit, what did you buy? The last time you bought something on credit, what did you buy? The last time you bought something on credit, what did you buy? The last time you bought something on credit, what did you buy? 3152 1485 1 Food and basic needs 2 Basic supplies (batteries, gas, etc) 3 Livestock 4 Livestock production (including trade in livestock) 5 Agriculutral production (including trade in agriculutral products) 6 Household asset 7 Cell phone airtime 8 Business (not livestock or agriculture) 9 Education expenses 10 Health expenses 11 Funeral expenses 12 Transport 13 Wedding or dowry 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T7KQ15 Description T7KQ15 Description T7KQ15 Description T7KQ15 Description T7KQ15 Description 3 Medicine for the livestock Water for animals and humans clothes How much do you still owe (KSh)? (amount outstanding) How much do you still owe (KSh)? (amount outstanding) How much do you still owe (KSh)? (amount outstanding) How much do you still owe (KSh)? (amount outstanding) How much do you still owe (KSh)? (amount outstanding) 4637 240000 General comments General comments General comments General comments General comments 4461 ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer ID of interviewer 4637 1 4 5 6 8 9 11 13 14 15 21 22 23 24 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 232 1010 4056 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 232 1004 7920 232 10103008 40567920 Employment Programme ID Employment Programme ID Employment Programme ID Employment Programme ID Employment Programme ID 232 1 2 3 Who participated (write name)? Who participated (write name)? Who participated (write name)? Who participated (write name)? Who participated (write name)? 232 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 10 Was it for cash or food? Was it for cash or food? Was it for cash or food? Was it for cash or food? Was it for cash or food? 232 1 Cash 2 Food Number of days participated Number of days participated Number of days participated Number of days participated Number of days participated 224 8 251 Daily rate (KSh) Daily rate (KSh) Daily rate (KSh) Daily rate (KSh) Daily rate (KSh) 232 2.5 15000 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 13911 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 13911 1001 8285 13911 10101023 40577685 Description of Food Aid Description of Food Aid Description of Food Aid Description of Food Aid Description of Food Aid 13911 1 Food Aid 2 School Feeding Programme 3 Supplementary Feeding (corn soya blend and uji) Has anyone in your household received food aid in the last 12 month from [TYPE]? Has anyone in your household received food aid in the last 12 month from [TYPE]? Has anyone in your household received food aid in the last 12 month from [TYPE]? Has anyone in your household received food aid in the last 12 month from [TYPE]? Has anyone in your household received food aid in the last 12 month from [TYPE]? 13911 1 Yes 2 No Number of months food aid received Number of months food aid received Number of months food aid received Number of months food aid received Number of months food aid received 6200 7711 1 200 Monthly value Monthly value Monthly value Monthly value Monthly value 6195 7716 -45 39600 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 250398 1010 4057 250398 10101023 40577685 Consumption item code Consumption item code Consumption item code Consumption item code Consumption item code 250398 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 Consumption item label Consumption item label Consumption item label Consumption item label Consumption item label 250398 Alcoholic beverages (beer, wines, spirits, home-brew) Bananas (ripe) Beef Blood Bread Camel meat Ceremonial meals/feasts Chat/qat/miraa Chicken Coffee Cooking bananas Cooking fat (solids) Cooking oil (liquids) Dried beans (society/haja) Dried fish Eggs Fresh fish Fresh milk Fruit/berry Goat meat/sheep meat Kale (Sukuma wiki) Leaf/flower Maize - flour (Posho) Maize - flour (pre-packed) Maize - grain Meals eaten out Nuts/seeds Onions Other fruits (lemon, mango, melon, etc) Other grains (sorghum, millet, other types) Other meat (bush meat, pork, donkey, etc) Other non-alcoholic drinks Other pulses Other ready made foods (biscuits etc) Other roots and tubers (sweet potato, cassava, arrow roots, yams) Other vegetables (pepper, lettuce, etc) Pasta - loose Pasta - pre-packed Potatoes (irish) Powdered milk Rice - loose Rice - pre-packed Roots/flour Salt Soured milk (Mala) Spices (chilli, njira etc) Sugar Tea leaves Tobacco (cigarettes, loose tobacco) Tomatoe paste Tomatoes Wheatflour White cabbage Consumption item category Consumption item category Consumption item category Consumption item category Consumption item category 250398 1 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category Description of secondary level category 250398 Cereals and Cereal products Drinks Eggs Fish Fruits Meat, poulty, offal (Matumbo) Milk and milk products Oils/fats Other Pulses, legumes, nuts Roots and tubers Salt, spices Sugar Vegetables Wild food Reporting period Reporting period Reporting period Reporting period Reporting period 250398 7 days In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? In the past [RECALL] did household consume/purchase any [ITEM]? 250398 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 47639 202759 -25 28000 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 97355 153043 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 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss What is the total value of the [FOOD] you consumed during the past 7 days? What is the total value of the [FOOD] you consumed during the past 7 days? What is the total value of the [FOOD] you consumed during the past 7 days? What is the total value of the [FOOD] you consumed during the past 7 days? What is the total value of the [FOOD] you consumed during the past 7 days? 47639 202759 -240 12000 How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? MAIN How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? MAIN How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? MAIN How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? MAIN How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? MAIN 47639 202759 1 Purchase 2 Barter 3 Self-production 4 Payment of food for work done 5 Aid 6 Private gift Sysmiss How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? SECOND How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? SECOND How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? SECOND How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? SECOND How did your household obtain this [FOOD]? SECOND 97355 153043 1 Purchase 2 Barter 3 Self-production 4 Payment of food for work done 5 Aid 6 Private gift 99 N/A Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 4546 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 4546 1001 8285 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 4546 10101023 40577685 In this hh, who decides how the cash transfers from the HSNP prog are used? In this hh, who decides how the cash transfers from the HSNP prog are used? In this hh, who decides how the cash transfers from the HSNP prog are used? In this hh, who decides how the cash transfers from the HSNP prog are used? In this hh, who decides how the cash transfers from the HSNP prog are used? 1402 3144 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 Sysmiss Who does [NAME] consult with when deciding how to use the payment? Who does [NAME] consult with when deciding how to use the payment? Who does [NAME] consult with when deciding how to use the payment? Who does [NAME] consult with when deciding how to use the payment? Who does [NAME] consult with when deciding how to use the payment? 1402 3144 1 Alone 2 In consultation with head of household (if the main decision maker is not the head of the household) 3 In consultation with beneficiary (if the main decision maker is not the beneficiary) 4 In consultation with wife/husband 5 In consultation with eldest son 6 In consultation with children (not just eldest son) 7 In consultation with wife/husband and children 8 In consultation with family members and extended family members 9 In consultation with someone else in the community 98 Don’t know Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer Last 1st Item purchased with transfer Last 1st Item purchased with transfer Last 1st Item purchased with transfer Last 1st Item purchased with transfer Last 1st 1402 3144 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer Last 2nd Item purchased with transfer Last 2nd Item purchased with transfer Last 2nd Item purchased with transfer Last 2nd Item purchased with transfer Last 2nd 1400 3146 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer Last 3rd Item purchased with transfer Last 3rd Item purchased with transfer Last 3rd Item purchased with transfer Last 3rd Item purchased with transfer Last 3rd 1153 3393 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer Last 4th Item purchased with transfer Last 4th Item purchased with transfer Last 4th Item purchased with transfer Last 4th Item purchased with transfer Last 4th 595 3951 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss IMPaaQ03d Description IMPaaQ03d Description IMPaaQ03d Description IMPaaQ03d Description IMPaaQ03d Description 5 HE BOUGHT SAME CHIKEN Started business. bought shoes shared with he daughter used in funeral,burial of old mama Item purchased with transfer Last 5th Item purchased with transfer Last 5th Item purchased with transfer Last 5th Item purchased with transfer Last 5th Item purchased with transfer Last 5th 246 4300 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer First 1st Item purchased with transfer First 1st Item purchased with transfer First 1st Item purchased with transfer First 1st Item purchased with transfer First 1st 1402 3144 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss IMPaaQ04a Description IMPaaQ04a Description IMPaaQ04a Description IMPaaQ04a Description IMPaaQ04a Description 6 Bought canvas Buying milk Paid casual laborers who built her a house brought with a mattress fencing the compound invest in business Item purchased with transfer First 2nd Item purchased with transfer First 2nd Item purchased with transfer First 2nd Item purchased with transfer First 2nd Item purchased with transfer First 2nd 1400 3146 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer First 3rd Item purchased with transfer First 3rd Item purchased with transfer First 3rd Item purchased with transfer First 3rd Item purchased with transfer First 3rd 1084 3462 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer First 4th Item purchased with transfer First 4th Item purchased with transfer First 4th Item purchased with transfer First 4th Item purchased with transfer First 4th 613 3933 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Item purchased with transfer First 5th Item purchased with transfer First 5th Item purchased with transfer First 5th Item purchased with transfer First 5th Item purchased with transfer First 5th 246 4300 1 Food 2 School education (text books, fees, uniform, etc) 3 Religious eduation (madrasa,duksi etc) 4 Health care 5 Clothing/shoes (not school uniform) 6 Savings (in cash) 7 Merry-go-round or community savings scheme (group saving) 8 Livestock 9 Other livestock inputs (eg animal health drugs, fodder, water etc) 10 Setting up small business (e.g. kiosk) 11 Agricultural production items (seeds, fertiliser etc.) 12 Farm tools or other livelihood assets (e.g. fishing nets) 13 Gift to other household (friends/family) 14 Gift to other households (not friends or family) 15 Loan to other households (friends/family) 16 Loan to other households (not friends or family) 17 Paying off debts 18 Petrol / fuel 19 Firewood / charcoal 20 Water for household consumption (not livestock) 21 Soap (includes laundry soap) 22 Other hh items not listed elsewhere (eg. mats or utensils) 23 Lighting fuel (batteries, kerosene) 24 Building a toilet 25 Transport 26 Buying land 27 Land related investments (fencing, tree planting, hedges etc) 28 Obligatory payment to other household (friends/family) 29 Obligatory payment to other households (not friends or family) 30 Shelter and accommodation (including building materials) 32 Dowry 97 Other spending, specify: 99 Don't know/can't say 100 N/A Sysmiss Use the cash transfers separately from the rest of the hh's money? Use the cash transfers separately from the rest of the hh's money? Use the cash transfers separately from the rest of the hh's money? Use the cash transfers separately from the rest of the hh's money? Use the cash transfers separately from the rest of the hh's money? 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Since hh began receiving cash, has your hh been able to have more meals? Since hh began receiving cash, has your hh been able to have more meals? Since hh began receiving cash, has your hh been able to have more meals? Since hh began receiving cash, has your hh been able to have more meals? Since hh began receiving cash, has your hh been able to have more meals? 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you sometimes save some money as cash from the HSNP transfer to use later? Do you sometimes save some money as cash from the HSNP transfer to use later? Do you sometimes save some money as cash from the HSNP transfer to use later? Do you sometimes save some money as cash from the HSNP transfer to use later? Do you sometimes save some money as cash from the HSNP transfer to use later? 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Where/how do you save? 1st Where/how do you save? 1st Where/how do you save? 1st Where/how do you save? 1st Where/how do you save? 1st 212 4334 1 Keep cash in the house (or somewhere else safe) 2 Keep balance on the smartcard 3 In an Equity bank account 4 In another type of bank account 5 With a money lender / trader 6 Merry-go-round 7 Keep it with me at all times 97 Other, specify Sysmiss Where/how do you save? 2nd Where/how do you save? 2nd Where/how do you save? 2nd Where/how do you save? 2nd Where/how do you save? 2nd 212 4334 1 Keep cash in the house (or somewhere else safe) 2 Keep balance on the smartcard 3 In an Equity bank account 4 In another type of bank account 5 With a money lender / trader 6 Merry-go-round 97 Other, specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Where/how do you save? 3rd Where/how do you save? 3rd Where/how do you save? 3rd Where/how do you save? 3rd Where/how do you save? 3rd 35 4511 1 Keep cash in the house (or somewhere else safe) 2 Keep balance on the smartcard 3 In an Equity bank account 4 In another type of bank account 5 With a money lender / trader 6 Merry-go-round 97 Other, specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Regularly sharing cash transfers with anyone (not as a loan) outside of the hh? Regularly sharing cash transfers with anyone (not as a loan) outside of the hh? Regularly sharing cash transfers with anyone (not as a loan) outside of the hh? Regularly sharing cash transfers with anyone (not as a loan) outside of the hh? Regularly sharing cash transfers with anyone (not as a loan) outside of the hh? 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who do you share/give your transfer with? 1st Who do you share/give your transfer with? 1st Who do you share/give your transfer with? 1st Who do you share/give your transfer with? 1st Who do you share/give your transfer with? 1st 398 4148 1 Husband 2 Co-wife 3 Primary reciipient 4 Secondary recipient 5 Relative / family 6 Friends 7 Neighbour 8 Other community members 9 Non-beneficiaries 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Who do you share/give your transfer with? 2nd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 2nd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 2nd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 2nd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 2nd 398 4148 1 Husband 2 Co-wife 3 Primary reciipient 4 Secondary recipient 5 Relative / family 6 Friends 7 Neighbour 8 Other community members 9 Non-beneficiaries 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss Who do you share/give your transfer with? 3rd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 3rd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 3rd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 3rd Who do you share/give your transfer with? 3rd 190 4356 1 Husband 2 Co-wife 3 Primary reciipient 4 Secondary recipient 5 Relative / family 6 Friends 7 Neighbour 8 Other community members 9 Non-beneficiaries 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss In total, how much of your last transfer did you give away? In total, how much of your last transfer did you give away? In total, how much of your last transfer did you give away? In total, how much of your last transfer did you give away? In total, how much of your last transfer did you give away? 398 4148 6000 What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st 1402 3144 1 Cash allows us to buy a variety of basic items from the shop 2 Poor households are able to eat more food 3 Poor households are able to eat better quality and larger variety of foods 4 Poor households can afford school fees/uniform and send children to school 5 Poor households can increase assets 6 Beneficiaries are more credit worthy 7 Beneficiaries can borrow more 8 Can receive money without working for it 9 Improves cash flow in the household 10 More products available in local shops 11 More business activity – new businesses and increased trading (cash-flow) 12 Paying off debts 13 No longer need to borrow 14 I could start a new business/expand business 15 Allows to pay for medical expenses/healthcare 16 Allows to invest in livestock 17 Beneficiary households are sharing money 18 New shop(s) available locally 97 Other, specify 98 Don’t know 99 No positive aspects Sysmiss What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd 1402 3144 1 Cash allows us to buy a variety of basic items from the shop 2 Poor households are able to eat more food 3 Poor households are able to eat better quality and larger variety of foods 4 Poor households can afford school fees/uniform and send children to school 5 Poor households can increase assets 6 Beneficiaries are more credit worthy 7 Beneficiaries can borrow more 8 Can receive money without working for it 9 Improves cash flow in the household 10 More products available in local shops 11 More business activity – new businesses and increased trading (cash-flow) 12 Paying off debts 13 No longer need to borrow 14 I could start a new business/expand business 15 Allows to pay for medical expenses/healthcare 16 Allows to invest in livestock 17 Beneficiary households are sharing money 18 New shop(s) available locally 97 Other, specify 98 Don’t know 99 No positive aspects 100 N/A Sysmiss What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd 1364 3182 1 Cash allows us to buy a variety of basic items from the shop 2 Poor households are able to eat more food 3 Poor households are able to eat better quality and larger variety of foods 4 Poor households can afford school fees/uniform and send children to school 5 Poor households can increase assets 6 Beneficiaries are more credit worthy 7 Beneficiaries can borrow more 8 Can receive money without working for it 9 Improves cash flow in the household 10 More products available in local shops 11 More business activity – new businesses and increased trading (cash-flow) 12 Paying off debts 13 No longer need to borrow 14 I could start a new business/expand business 15 Allows to pay for medical expenses/healthcare 16 Allows to invest in livestock 17 Beneficiary households are sharing money 18 New shop(s) available locally 97 Other, specify 98 Don’t know 99 No positive aspects 100 N/A Sysmiss What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st 1402 3144 1 The paypoint is too far to walk to 2 The cost of collecting the cash transfer is too high 3 The cash transfer is too low 4 Targeting was not fair 5 Transfer should be monthly 6 There is too much pressure from relatives to be given part of the transfer 7 Programme has caused tensions within beneficiary hhs 8 Programme has caused tensions between beneficiary and non-beneficiary hhs 9 Programme has caused tensions with other sub-locations 10 Programme has disrupted households mobility patterns 11 Prices have increased locally 12 Programme has increased dependency 13 Because of HSNP other programmes have ended in the area 14 The HSNP money never arrived 15 Programme has disrupted traditional livelihoods 16 Households now have large debts 17 Need more information about the programme 18 We would prefer everyone to benefit because we are all poor 19 Long time until payment starts 20 HSNP beneficiaries are not able to benefit from other programmes (eg. Food for work) 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t know 99 No negative aspects Sysmiss IMPadQ02a Description IMPadQ02a Description IMPadQ02a Description IMPadQ02a Description IMPadQ02a Description 1 the machine has aproblem every cycle What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd 923 3623 1 The paypoint is too far to walk to 2 The cost of collecting the cash transfer is too high 3 The cash transfer is too low 4 Targeting was not fair 5 Transfer should be monthly 6 There is too much pressure from relatives to be given part of the transfer 7 Programme has caused tensions within beneficiary hhs 8 Programme has caused tensions between beneficiary and non-beneficiary hhs 9 Programme has caused tensions with other sub-locations 10 Programme has disrupted households mobility patterns 11 Prices have increased locally 12 Programme has increased dependency 13 Because of HSNP other programmes have ended in the area 14 The HSNP money never arrived 15 Programme has disrupted traditional livelihoods 16 Households now have large debts 17 Need more information about the programme 18 We would prefer everyone to benefit because we are all poor 19 Long time until payment starts 20 HSNP beneficiaries are not able to benefit from other programmes (eg. Food for work) 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t know 99 No negative aspects 100 N/A Sysmiss What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What have been the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd 692 3854 1 The paypoint is too far to walk to 2 The cost of collecting the cash transfer is too high 3 The cash transfer is too low 4 Targeting was not fair 5 Transfer should be monthly 6 There is too much pressure from relatives to be given part of the transfer 7 Programme has caused tensions within beneficiary hhs 8 Programme has caused tensions between beneficiary and non-beneficiary hhs 9 Programme has caused tensions with other sub-locations 10 Programme has disrupted households mobility patterns 11 Prices have increased locally 12 Programme has increased dependency 13 Because of HSNP other programmes have ended in the area 14 The HSNP money never arrived 15 Programme has disrupted traditional livelihoods 16 Households now have large debts 17 Need more information about the programme 18 We would prefer everyone to benefit because we are all poor 19 Long time until payment starts 20 HSNP beneficiaries are not able to benefit from other programmes (eg. Food for work) 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t know 99 No negative aspects 100 N/A Sysmiss able to borrow a large amount of cash - non fam able to borrow a large amount of cash - non fam able to borrow a large amount of cash - non fam able to borrow a large amount of cash - non fam able to borrow a large amount of cash - non fam 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 12 months ago - able to borrow a large amount of cash (Non fam) 12 months ago - able to borrow a large amount of cash (Non fam) 12 months ago - able to borrow a large amount of cash (Non fam) 12 months ago - able to borrow a large amount of cash (Non fam) 12 months ago - able to borrow a large amount of cash (Non fam) 394 4152 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Easier to borrow cash in an emergency specifically because you became a ben? Easier to borrow cash in an emergency specifically because you became a ben? Easier to borrow cash in an emergency specifically because you became a ben? Easier to borrow cash in an emergency specifically because you became a ben? Easier to borrow cash in an emergency specifically because you became a ben? 200 4346 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss able to buy food and provisions on credit able to buy food and provisions on credit able to buy food and provisions on credit able to buy food and provisions on credit able to buy food and provisions on credit 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss 12 months ago, normally have been able to buy food on credit if you needed to? 12 months ago, normally have been able to buy food on credit if you needed to? 12 months ago, normally have been able to buy food on credit if you needed to? 12 months ago, normally have been able to buy food on credit if you needed to? 12 months ago, normally have been able to buy food on credit if you needed to? 1098 3448 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss easier to buy food on credit because a beneficiary of the HSNP programme? easier to buy food on credit because a beneficiary of the HSNP programme? easier to buy food on credit because a beneficiary of the HSNP programme? easier to buy food on credit because a beneficiary of the HSNP programme? easier to buy food on credit because a beneficiary of the HSNP programme? 186 4360 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In last 1Y, able to expand or improve an existing business activity? In last 1Y, able to expand or improve an existing business activity? In last 1Y, able to expand or improve an existing business activity? In last 1Y, able to expand or improve an existing business activity? In last 1Y, able to expand or improve an existing business activity? 179 4367 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st 67 4479 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd 67 4479 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd 11 4535 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss Able to improve this existing business as a direct result of receiving cash? Able to improve this existing business as a direct result of receiving cash? Able to improve this existing business as a direct result of receiving cash? Able to improve this existing business as a direct result of receiving cash? Able to improve this existing business as a direct result of receiving cash? 67 4479 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity ? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity ? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity ? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity ? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity ? 179 4367 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st 17 4529 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss IMPaeQ12a Description IMPaeQ12a Description IMPaeQ12a Description IMPaeQ12a Description IMPaeQ12a Description 1 Grocery What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd 17 4529 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd 17 4529 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss Were you able to start this new business as a direct result of receiving cash? Were you able to start this new business as a direct result of receiving cash? Were you able to start this new business as a direct result of receiving cash? Were you able to start this new business as a direct result of receiving cash? Were you able to start this new business as a direct result of receiving cash? 179 4367 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? 1402 3144 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st 280 4266 1 Stopped doing degrading work (e.g. washing clothes for other households, etc.) 2 Stopped doing very physical but low paying hard work (e.g. charcoal burning and selling, firewood collecting, etc) 3 Stopped working because no need to work now 4 Doing better work (more profitable, better payed, less demanding etc.) 5 Now working for myself rather than for someone else 6 Able to trade locally instead of trekking into town 7 Under less pressure to struggle to feed my family 8 Working on new business 9 Do more degrading work than before 10 Doing more very physical and low paying hard work 11 Doing less profitable, less well paid and more demanding work 12 No longer working for myself and now working for someone else 13 No longer able to trade loacally and have to treak into town 14 Under more pressure to struggle to feed my family 15 Now able to hire somebody else to work in household or help with business 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd 280 4266 1 Stopped doing degrading work (e.g. washing clothes for other households, etc.) 2 Stopped doing very physical but low paying hard work (e.g. charcoal burning and selling, firewood collecting, etc) 3 Stopped working because no need to work now 4 Doing better work (more profitable, better payed, less demanding etc.) 5 Now working for myself rather than for someone else 6 Able to trade locally instead of trekking into town 7 Under less pressure to struggle to feed my family 8 Working on new business 9 Do more degrading work than before 10 Doing more very physical and low paying hard work 11 Doing less profitable, less well paid and more demanding work 12 No longer working for myself and now working for someone else 13 No longer able to trade loacally and have to treak into town 14 Under more pressure to struggle to feed my family 15 Now able to hire somebody else to work in household or help with business 97 Other, specify 99 N/A Sysmiss How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd 116 4430 1 Stopped doing degrading work (e.g. washing clothes for other households, etc.) 2 Stopped doing very physical but low paying hard work (e.g. charcoal burning and selling, firewood collecting, etc) 3 Stopped working because no need to work now 4 Doing better work (more profitable, better payed, less demanding etc.) 5 Now working for myself rather than for someone else 6 Able to trade locally instead of trekking into town 7 Under less pressure to struggle to feed my family 8 Working on new business 9 Do more degrading work than before 10 Doing more very physical and low paying hard work 11 Doing less profitable, less well paid and more demanding work 12 No longer working for myself and now working for someone else 13 No longer able to trade loacally and have to treak into town 14 Under more pressure to struggle to feed my family 15 Now able to hire somebody else to work in household or help with business 97 Other, specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Have these changes been a direct result of receiving the HSNP cash transfers? Have these changes been a direct result of receiving the HSNP cash transfers? Have these changes been a direct result of receiving the HSNP cash transfers? Have these changes been a direct result of receiving the HSNP cash transfers? Have these changes been a direct result of receiving the HSNP cash transfers? 280 4266 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss For fixed value of support which following forms of support would you prefer? For fixed value of support which following forms of support would you prefer? For fixed value of support which following forms of support would you prefer? For fixed value of support which following forms of support would you prefer? For fixed value of support which following forms of support would you prefer? 1402 3144 1 Cash only 2 Food only 3 Food plus cash (half cash plus half in food) 4 Nothing (e.g. no food or cash) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Preferred support? 1st Preferred support? 1st Preferred support? 1st Preferred support? 1st Preferred support? 1st 1402 3144 1 More security 2 Greater choice over what food the HH can buy 3 More freedom to buy a range of different items that the hh needs 4 Cash available in case of emergency 5 Cash can be used for investment in business 6 Cash can be used for savings and paying back loans 7 Cash can be used to pay for school fees/uniforms etc 8 Cash gives access to credit 9 Prefer to separate decisions around the purchase of food and non-food items 10 Do not want to be supported 11 Food cannot be used for wrong purposes 12 Shops too far (food more useful) 13 Get food and can still pay for other things (eg. School fees) 14 Food creates less tension in the community 15 More reliable 16 Money can be hidden more easily, so less requests for sharing 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t Know Sysmiss Preferred support? 2nd Preferred support? 2nd Preferred support? 2nd Preferred support? 2nd Preferred support? 2nd 1402 3144 1 More security 2 Greater choice over what food the HH can buy 3 More freedom to buy a range of different items that the hh needs 4 Cash available in case of emergency 5 Cash can be used for investment in business 6 Cash can be used for savings and paying back loans 7 Cash can be used to pay for school fees/uniforms etc 8 Cash gives access to credit 9 Prefer to separate decisions around the purchase of food and non-food items 10 Do not want to be supported 11 Food cannot be used for wrong purposes 12 Shops too far (food more useful) 13 Get food and can still pay for other things (eg. School fees) 14 Food creates less tension in the community 15 More reliable 16 Money can be hidden more easily, so less requests for sharing 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t Know 99 N/A Sysmiss Preferred support? 3rd Preferred support? 3rd Preferred support? 3rd Preferred support? 3rd Preferred support? 3rd 1239 3307 1 More security 2 Greater choice over what food the HH can buy 3 More freedom to buy a range of different items that the hh needs 4 Cash available in case of emergency 5 Cash can be used for investment in business 6 Cash can be used for savings and paying back loans 7 Cash can be used to pay for school fees/uniforms etc 8 Cash gives access to credit 9 Prefer to separate decisions around the purchase of food and non-food items 10 Do not want to be supported 11 Food cannot be used for wrong purposes 12 Shops too far (food more useful) 13 Get food and can still pay for other things (eg. School fees) 14 Food creates less tension in the community 15 More reliable 16 Money can be hidden more easily, so less requests for sharing 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t Know 99 N/A Sysmiss In an emergency able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member? In an emergency able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member? In an emergency able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member? In an emergency able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member? In an emergency able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member? 3096 1450 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member 1Y ago? Able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member 1Y ago? Able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member 1Y ago? Able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member 1Y ago? Able to borrow a large amount of cash from a non-family member 1Y ago? 451 4095 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Able to buy food from the place where you usually go to do your shopping? Able to buy food from the place where you usually go to do your shopping? Able to buy food from the place where you usually go to do your shopping? Able to buy food from the place where you usually go to do your shopping? Able to buy food from the place where you usually go to do your shopping? 3096 1450 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Able to buy food from place where usually go to do your shopping 12 Months ago? Able to buy food from place where usually go to do your shopping 12 Months ago? Able to buy food from place where usually go to do your shopping 12 Months ago? Able to buy food from place where usually go to do your shopping 12 Months ago? Able to buy food from place where usually go to do your shopping 12 Months ago? 2076 2470 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? Do you currently have a business? 3096 1450 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In the last 1Y, have you been able to expand or improve an existing business? In the last 1Y, have you been able to expand or improve an existing business? In the last 1Y, have you been able to expand or improve an existing business? In the last 1Y, have you been able to expand or improve an existing business? In the last 1Y, have you been able to expand or improve an existing business? 353 4193 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st What type of business(es)? 1st 71 4475 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 3 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss IMPbaQ07a Description IMPbaQ07a Description IMPbaQ07a Description IMPbaQ07a Description IMPbaQ07a Description 11 Buying food(Hotel). Exchange of money Local brinks SAFARICOM SHOP Selling ready food. fish selling hawking sale of tea selling of mirraa tailaring. tailoring What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd What type of business(es)? 2nd 71 4475 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd What type of business(es)? 3rd 14 4532 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity? In the last 12 months, have you started a new business activity? 353 4193 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st What type of New business(es)? 1st 43 4503 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 3 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd What type of New business(es)? 2nd 42 4504 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd What type of New business(es)? 3rd 6 4540 1 livestock production (rearing, herding) 2 farming own plot (crop production, sale, etc.) 4 Fishing (including sales) 5 Selling firewood/charcoal 6 Selling other bush products (wild food etc.) 7 Petty trading (selling at side of road etc.) 8 Own or work in a shop (including kiosk) 9 Wholesale and other Trading (not shopkeeper; buying to sell: e.g livestock, miraa, maize) 10 Local brewing and selling alcoholic drinks (work in bar) 11 Selling prepared food and drinks (restaurant/café, mobile cooked food vendor) 17 Laundry 20 Crafts (making mats, baskets, etc., or other items for sale) 21 Tailoring (making, repairing and selling clothes and other textiles) 25 Driver (of people/goods) 27 Mechanic 28 Blacksmith 29 Work in construction, including making construction materials for sale (bricks, sticks, thatches etc.) 31 Carpenter 32 Collecting bush products for domestic use (firewood, wild food etc.) 33 Selling food aid 35 Commecial sex worker 36 Pension 37 other livestock activities (trading in livestock, sale of livestock products - meat, milk, hides & skins) 97 Other (specify) 99 N/A Sysmiss Compared to 12 months ago are you receiving the same amount of food aid/relief? Compared to 12 months ago are you receiving the same amount of food aid/relief? Compared to 12 months ago are you receiving the same amount of food aid/relief? Compared to 12 months ago are you receiving the same amount of food aid/relief? Compared to 12 months ago are you receiving the same amount of food aid/relief? 3077 1469 1 This household is receiving more than before 2 This household is receiving less than before 3 No change 4 Not a food aid beneficiary Sysmiss Why are you receiving less food aid? Why are you receiving less food aid? Why are you receiving less food aid? Why are you receiving less food aid? Why are you receiving less food aid? 1293 3253 1 Food aid is no longer being distributed in this area 2 The ration size has been reduced 3 Food aid has been retargeted and we no longer receive it 4 This area now receives HSNP aid 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know Sysmiss For a fixed value of support which forms of support would you prefer? For a fixed value of support which forms of support would you prefer? For a fixed value of support which forms of support would you prefer? For a fixed value of support which forms of support would you prefer? For a fixed value of support which forms of support would you prefer? 3076 1470 1 Cash only 2 Food only 3 Food plus cash (half cash plus half in food) 4 Nothing (e.g. no food or cash) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss IMPbbQ03 Description IMPbbQ03 Description IMPbbQ03 Description IMPbbQ03 Description IMPbbQ03 Description 4 Restocking of livestock restocking Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? Compared to 1Y ago any changes to your household’s work / livelihood patterns? 3051 1495 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st How changes to patterns? 1st 423 4123 1 Stopped doing degrading work (e.g. washing clothes for other households, etc.) 2 Stopped doing very physical but low paying hard work (e.g. charcoal burning and selling, firewood collecting, etc) 3 Stopped working because no need to work now 4 Doing better work (more profitable, better payed, less demanding etc.) 5 Now working for myself rather than for someone else 6 Able to trade locally instead of trekking into town 7 Under less pressure to struggle to feed my family 8 Working on new business 9 Do more degrading work than before 10 Doing more very physical and low paying hard work 11 Doing less profitable, less well paid and more demanding work 12 No longer working for myself and now working for someone else 13 No longer able to trade loacally and have to treak into town 14 Under more pressure to struggle to feed my family 15 Now able to hire somebody else to work in household or help with business 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd How changes to patterns? 2nd 423 4123 1 Stopped doing degrading work (e.g. washing clothes for other households, etc.) 2 Stopped doing very physical but low paying hard work (e.g. charcoal burning and selling, firewood collecting, etc) 3 Stopped working because no need to work now 4 Doing better work (more profitable, better payed, less demanding etc.) 5 Now working for myself rather than for someone else 6 Able to trade locally instead of trekking into town 7 Under less pressure to struggle to feed my family 8 Working on new business 9 Do more degrading work than before 10 Doing more very physical and low paying hard work 11 Doing less profitable, less well paid and more demanding work 12 No longer working for myself and now working for someone else 13 No longer able to trade loacally and have to treak into town 14 Under more pressure to struggle to feed my family 15 Now able to hire somebody else to work in household or help with business 97 Other, specify 99 N/A Sysmiss How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd How changes to patterns? 3rd 195 4351 1 Stopped doing degrading work (e.g. washing clothes for other households, etc.) 2 Stopped doing very physical but low paying hard work (e.g. charcoal burning and selling, firewood collecting, etc) 3 Stopped working because no need to work now 4 Doing better work (more profitable, better payed, less demanding etc.) 5 Now working for myself rather than for someone else 6 Able to trade locally instead of trekking into town 7 Under less pressure to struggle to feed my family 8 Working on new business 9 Do more degrading work than before 10 Doing more very physical and low paying hard work 11 Doing less profitable, less well paid and more demanding work 12 No longer working for myself and now working for someone else 13 No longer able to trade loacally and have to treak into town 14 Under more pressure to struggle to feed my family 15 Now able to hire somebody else to work in household or help with business 97 Other, specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? 846 3700 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? 662 3884 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How was this cash received? How was this cash received? How was this cash received? How was this cash received? How was this cash received? 66 4480 1 Received directly (from a beneficiary hh member) 2 Received indirectly (through other people) Sysmiss Who is the HSNP beneficiary in this household? Who is the HSNP beneficiary in this household? Who is the HSNP beneficiary in this household? Who is the HSNP beneficiary in this household? Who is the HSNP beneficiary in this household? 35 4511 1 2 3 4 6 Sysmiss Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? Are you aware of the HSNP cash transfer programme? 65 4481 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 12 Sysmiss What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 1st 786 3760 1 Poor households are being supported (eat more/, increase assets/, pay school fees) 2 Poor households are able to eat more food 3 Poor households are able to eat better quality and larger variety of foods 4 Beneficiaries can borrow more 5 Beneficiaries can receive money without working for it 6 Improves cash flow in the household 7 Receiving the goody bag 8 More products available in local shops 9 Support in case of drought 10 Beneficiary households are sharing money 11 New shop(s) available locally 12 Other people are not asking me for food/cash any more 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know 99 No positive aspects Sysmiss What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 2nd 767 3779 1 Poor households are being supported (eat more/, increase assets/, pay school fees) 2 Poor households are able to eat more food 3 Poor households are able to eat better quality and larger variety of foods 4 Beneficiaries can borrow more 5 Beneficiaries can receive money without working for it 6 Improves cash flow in the household 7 Receiving the goody bag 8 More products available in local shops 9 Support in case of drought 10 Beneficiary households are sharing money 11 New shop(s) available locally 12 Other people are not asking me for food/cash any more 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know 99 No positive aspects 100 N/A Sysmiss What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most positive aspects of the Programme? 3rd 696 3850 1 Poor households are being supported (eat more/, increase assets/, pay school fees) 2 Poor households are able to eat more food 3 Poor households are able to eat better quality and larger variety of foods 4 Beneficiaries can borrow more 5 Beneficiaries can receive money without working for it 6 Improves cash flow in the household 7 Receiving the goody bag 8 More products available in local shops 9 Support in case of drought 10 Beneficiary households are sharing money 11 New shop(s) available locally 12 Other people are not asking me for food/cash any more 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know 99 No positive aspects 100 N/A Sysmiss What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 1st 786 3760 1 Targeting was not fair 2 has caused tensions between HHs 3 Programme has caused tensions between beneficiary and non-beneficiary HHs 4 Programme has caused tensions with other sub-locations 5 has disrupted HHs’ mobility patterns 6 Prices have increased locally 7 Programme has increased dependency 8 Because of HSNP other programmes have ended in the area 9 The HSNP money never arrived 10 Long time until payments start 11 Too few HHs selected 12 Received goody bag 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know 99 No negative aspects Sysmiss What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 2nd 440 4106 1 Targeting was not fair 2 has caused tensions between HHs 3 Programme has caused tensions between beneficiary and non-beneficiary HHs 4 Programme has caused tensions with other sub-locations 5 has disrupted HHs’ mobility patterns 6 Prices have increased locally 7 Programme has increased dependency 8 Because of HSNP other programmes have ended in the area 9 The HSNP money never arrived 10 Long time until payments start 11 Too few HHs selected 12 Received goody bag 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know 99 No negative aspects Sysmiss What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd What are the most negative aspects of the Programme? 3rd 319 4227 1 Targeting was not fair 2 has caused tensions between HHs 3 Programme has caused tensions between beneficiary and non-beneficiary HHs 4 Programme has caused tensions with other sub-locations 5 has disrupted HHs’ mobility patterns 6 Prices have increased locally 7 Programme has increased dependency 8 Because of HSNP other programmes have ended in the area 9 The HSNP money never arrived 10 Long time until payments start 11 Too few HHs selected 12 Received goody bag 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know 99 No negative aspects Sysmiss IMPaaQ03a Description IMPaaQ03a Description IMPaaQ03a Description IMPaaQ03a Description IMPaaQ03a Description 9 Bought beads for the daugter Processed certificate Purchased daughter beads Shared with e eldest sonn buying Milk demarcation of land funeral expenses nothing since I did not get. paid school fees IMPaaQ04e Description IMPaaQ04e Description IMPaaQ04e Description IMPaaQ04e Description IMPaaQ04e Description 4 BOUGHTBEADS Bought jerry can paying rent sharing with famly friends IMPacQ02a Description IMPacQ02a Description IMPacQ02a Description IMPacQ02a Description IMPacQ02a Description 12 Co-wife. Eldest son Grand children Her son His son. Shares with his sons and daughter. eldest son ex-wife her son sharing betweeen two wifes son son of secondary recipent IMPadQ01c Description IMPadQ01c Description IMPadQ01c Description IMPadQ01c Description IMPadQ01c Description 36 N/A n/a saves you from selling livestock to purchase foodstuffs during hard period esp drought IMPadQ02b Description IMPadQ02b Description IMPadQ02b Description IMPadQ02b Description IMPadQ02b Description 16 amount is very low n/a should be first in solving problem. the amount is too small. IMPadQ02c Description IMPadQ02c Description IMPadQ02c Description IMPadQ02c Description IMPadQ02c Description 44 N/A The cost of food is too high agant not good intearms of paying amount is too low and should be increased good awaenes on the time to collect the money n/a one of the pay agent not totally cooperative, the cash is too low IMPafQ02a Description IMPafQ02a Description IMPafQ02a Description IMPafQ02a Description IMPafQ02a Description 9 I can now`save money No longer begging as often as before There has ben terrible drought am now a salaried person before 12 month ago i was not geting cash now iget cash and no need of selling agoat. buy something that never used to buy like beans,ond food doing more demanding job due to drought i.e tracking water for the animals drought limiting the mobility of the household since some of them needed to settle down and for HSNP. IMPafQ05c Description IMPafQ05c Description IMPafQ05c Description IMPafQ05c Description IMPafQ05c Description 1 improves assets protection IMPbaQ09a Description IMPbaQ09a Description IMPbaQ09a Description IMPbaQ09a Description IMPbaQ09a Description 7 Hotel bussiness. Mpesa SAFARICOM SHOP buchery mini hotel. selling charcoal vegetable selling IMPbcQ03b Description IMPbcQ03b Description IMPbcQ03b Description IMPbcQ03b Description IMPbcQ03b Description 19 Cash transfer is too low n/a on the receiving day most people get drank and cause conflict in the area only old people were targetet the transfer is very low IMPbcQ03c Description IMPbcQ03c Description IMPbcQ03c Description IMPbcQ03c Description IMPbcQ03c Description 31 n/a others should also be considered the cash transfer is too low transfer too low. IMPaaQ03b Description IMPaaQ03b Description IMPaaQ03b Description IMPaaQ03b Description IMPaaQ03b Description 4 Beads Purchased Beans for my doughter Started tobacco business purchased beads for the daughters IMPaaQ03c Description IMPaaQ03c Description IMPaaQ03c Description IMPaaQ03c Description IMPaaQ03c Description 7 Bought jerry can bought livestock bought water container pay duksi shared with son shered with family relative went to visit witch doctor. IMPaaQ03e Description IMPaaQ03e Description IMPaaQ03e Description IMPaaQ03e Description IMPaaQ03e Description 2 bought household utensils shared with the brother IMPaaQ04b Description IMPaaQ04b Description IMPaaQ04b Description IMPaaQ04b Description IMPaaQ04b Description 4 Bought Beads for my self Bought canvas Bought tobacco shared with her daughter IMPaaQ04c Description IMPaaQ04c Description IMPaaQ04c Description IMPaaQ04c Description IMPaaQ04c Description 3 Started tobacca business bought beads shared with the relative IMPaaQ04d Description IMPaaQ04d Description IMPaaQ04d Description IMPaaQ04d Description IMPaaQ04d Description 1 Bought sufuria IMPabQ04a Description IMPabQ04a Description IMPabQ04a Description IMPabQ04a Description IMPabQ04a Description 7 Buying animals Keep his sving to his niece. With herself bought animals . buy livestock keep with primary receipient with main provider IMPabQ04b Description IMPabQ04b Description IMPabQ04b Description IMPabQ04b Description IMPabQ04b Description 18 Keep by herself Keep by himself buy animals & keep them buying assets like livestock keep by herself keep some by hiself IMPacQ02b Description IMPacQ02b Description IMPacQ02b Description IMPacQ02b Description IMPacQ02b Description 6 Brother Eldest son Her son other relatives IMPacQ02c Description IMPacQ02c Description IMPacQ02c Description IMPacQ02c Description IMPacQ02c Description 4 Parents in law Share with the brother. her daughter school children IMPaeQ09a Description IMPaeQ09a Description IMPaeQ09a Description IMPaeQ09a Description IMPaeQ09a Description 4 Tobacco business sale tea selling petty business like sugar,wasging detegents tea seler IMPafQ02b Description IMPafQ02b Description IMPafQ02b Description IMPafQ02b Description IMPafQ02b Description 3 HH Animals died Herding own livestocks now payoff debts IMPbaQ09b Description IMPbaQ09b Description IMPbaQ09b Description IMPbaQ09b Description IMPbaQ09b Description 3 Local brew kiosk forcooked food making bricks IMPbbQ02 Description IMPbbQ02 Description IMPbbQ02 Description IMPbbQ02 Description IMPbbQ02 Description 1 drought IMPbbQ05a Description IMPbbQ05a Description IMPbbQ05a Description IMPbbQ05a Description IMPbbQ05a Description 7 Built ahouse. Built one ahouse. Built one room. Increased number of animals. There has been very bad drouhgt no conflicts as compared years ago. stop working because not enble IMPbcQ03a Description IMPbcQ03a Description IMPbcQ03a Description IMPbcQ03a Description IMPbcQ03a Description 5 cash transfer is low good poor people are helped but transfer is too low. money too low not infomed on how the beneficiaries were selected,and its good or bad, some hh are ben while othersare not ben IMPadQ01a Description IMPadQ01a Description IMPadQ01a Description IMPadQ01a Description IMPadQ01a Description 1 insteadof selling livestock she use the cash transfer IMPadQ01b Description IMPadQ01b Description IMPadQ01b Description IMPadQ01b Description IMPadQ01b Description 1 n/a IMPafQ05b Description IMPafQ05b Description IMPafQ05b Description IMPafQ05b Description IMPafQ05b Description 2 can buld a house n/a IMPbbQ05b Description IMPbbQ05b Description IMPbbQ05b Description IMPbbQ05b Description IMPbbQ05b Description 2 Good health husbands salary supporting business IMPbbQ05c Description IMPbbQ05c Description IMPbbQ05c Description IMPbbQ05c Description IMPbbQ05c Description 1 Built one room. IMPbcQ02c Description IMPbcQ02c Description IMPbcQ02c Description IMPbcQ02c Description IMPbcQ02c Description 2 n/a payoff debts Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 51007 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 51007 1001 8285 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 51007 10101023 40577685 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 51007 901 Cattle - male 902 Cattle - female 903 Goat - male 904 Goat - female 905 Sheep - male 906 Sheep - female 907 Camels - male 908 Camels - female 909 Donkey/mule/ass 910 Poultry 911 Other Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? Do you keep any livestock? 51007 1 Yes 2 No 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? 38453 12554 368 How many of these are adults? How many of these are adults? How many of these are adults? How many of these are adults? How many of these are adults? 37863 13144 280 Number reared Number reared Number reared Number reared Number reared 37714 13293 110 Number owned specifically by the main provider separately from this household Number owned specifically by the main provider separately from this household Number owned specifically by the main provider separately from this household Number owned specifically by the main provider separately from this household Number owned specifically by the main provider separately from this household 37682 13325 264 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 27133 10101023 40577685 Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID Member ID 27133 1 22 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 27133 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 27133 1001 8285 Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s husband? SELECT MEMBER FROM ROSTER 27133 Sysmiss Has the member moved Has the member moved Has the member moved Has the member moved Has the member moved 27133 1 Yes 2 No 98 Don't know Why did [NAME] move into the household? Why did [NAME] move into the household? Why did [NAME] move into the household? Why did [NAME] move into the household? Why did [NAME] move into the household? 2769 24364 1 Death of parents 2 Conflict 3 To work for the household 4 To work in Sublocation 5 Moved for schooling 6 Marriage 7 To access HSNP transfer 8 Divorce/separation 9 To take care of household member 10 Moved to get support (food,shelter,care) 11 Always been here (ben moved into this HH) 12 MISSED in baseline survey 13 Newly born 14 Break up of former HH 15 New main provider (not in baseline roster) 97 Other (specify) 98 Don't know/ Can't say Sysmiss PT_Q05b Description PT_Q05b Description PT_Q05b Description PT_Q05b Description PT_Q05b Description 15 New Born New born Newly born born after baseline illness of parents widorwed How long has this person been in this household? How long has this person been in this household? How long has this person been in this household? How long has this person been in this household? How long has this person been in this household? 2194 24939 1 1 month or less 2 2-6 months 3 7-12 months 4 More than a year 97 Other (specify) 99 Don't know/can't say Sysmiss PT_Q05c Description PT_Q05c Description PT_Q05c Description PT_Q05c Description PT_Q05c Description 1 15 years RoundNum RoundNum RoundNum RoundNum RoundNum 7006 20127 1 2 Sysmiss RoundNum RoundNum RoundNum RoundNum RoundNum 20127 7006 1 2 Sysmiss 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? 27132 1 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? What was the age of [NAME] at last birthday (in completed years)? 27128 5 108 [NAME]'s relationship to the main provider? [NAME]'s relationship to the main provider? [NAME]'s relationship to the main provider? [NAME]'s relationship to the main provider? [NAME]'s relationship to the main provider? 27128 5 1 Main Provider 2 Wife/husband/come we stay 3 Son/Daughter 4 Wife/husband of son/daughter 5 Grandchild 6 Brother/Sister 7 Brother/Sister in-law 9 Parent 10 Parent in law 11 Uncle/Aunt 12 Cousin 13 Nephew/Niece 14 Stepchild 15 Other relative 16 Not-related 17 Grand parent 18 Ex wife/husband 19 Stepmother/stepfather 97 Other-Specify Sysmiss T2_Q05 Description T2_Q05 Description T2_Q05 Description T2_Q05 Description T2_Q05 Description 4 Co-wife sister to husbsnd step brother What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES What is [NAME]'s marital status? READ ALL RESPONSES 17864 9269 1 Never Married 2 Married 3 Unofficial wife 4 Divorced/Separated 5 Widowed Sysmiss Can you confirm which member of the household is the registered programme benefi Can you confirm which member of the household is the registered programme benefi Can you confirm which member of the household is the registered programme benefi Can you confirm which member of the household is the registered programme benefi Can you confirm which member of the household is the registered programme benefi 12658 14475 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 Sysmiss Do you have a national ID card? Do you have a national ID card? Do you have a national ID card? Do you have a national ID card? Do you have a national ID card? 12384 14749 1 HH member has ID card and was witnessed by interviewer 2 HH member has ID card but not witnessed by interviewer 3 HH member does not have ID card Sysmiss RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - MONTH 3833 23300 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 98 Don't know Sysmiss RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE NATIONL ID CARD - YEAR 3833 23300 1903 1993 Do you have any document to verify your date of birth, and if so what is it? Do you have any document to verify your date of birth, and if so what is it? Do you have any document to verify your date of birth, and if so what is it? Do you have any document to verify your date of birth, and if so what is it? Do you have any document to verify your date of birth, and if so what is it? 23295 3838 1 Vaccination card 2 Birth certificate 3 Baptismal card 4 No document 5 ID card not witnessed 6 Marriage certificate Sysmiss RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - MONTH RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - MONTH 1302 25831 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 98 Don't know Sysmiss RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - YEAR RECORD DATE OF BIRTH GIVEN ON THE DOCUMENT - YEAR 1302 25831 1977 2011 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? 14744 12389 1 Yes 2 No 3 98 Don't know 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? 12739 14394 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is [NAME]'s father? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s father? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s father? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s father? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s father? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER 10815 16318 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 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? 14744 12389 1 Yes 2 No 3 98 Don't know 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? 14018 13115 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is [NAME]'s mother? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s mother? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s mother? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s mother? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER Who is [NAME]'s mother? SELECT MEMBER FROM HOUSEHOLD ROSTER 12790 14343 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Sysmiss How many wives or unofficial wives in total? How many wives or unofficial wives in total? How many wives or unofficial wives in total? How many wives or unofficial wives in total? How many wives or unofficial wives in total? 3754 23379 1 2 3 4 5 Sysmiss What is [name]'s main activity? What is [name]'s main activity? What is [name]'s main activity? What is [name]'s main activity? What is [name]'s main activity? 24088 3045 1 Herding/Livestock production 2 Farming/Agricultural production 3 Collecting bush products: for sale 4 Collecting bush products: for consumption 5 Self-employed 6 Paid work including casual labour 7 Help in family business 8 Unpaid domestic work 9 Unpaid other work 10 Education/nursery 11 Not working: too old 12 Not working: too young 13 Not working: unable 14 Not working: no opportunity 15 No specific duties 16 Fishing 17 Attending duksi/madrassah 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T5AQ12a Description T5AQ12a Description T5AQ12a Description T5AQ12a Description T5AQ12a Description 55 A pastor Community elder Dispensary security officer Driver House wife Livestoct doctor(vet) Nursery school Nursery school teacher Schooling Security officer in the mission Teacher Teaching a pastor charcoal burning driver education he is in driving school in nairobi kenya police reservist pastoral/clergyman. petty bussiness schooling security officer working with catholic church as a catechist What is [name]'s other activity? What is [name]'s other activity? What is [name]'s other activity? What is [name]'s other activity? What is [name]'s other activity? 21690 5443 1 Herding/Livestock production 2 Farming/Agricultural production 3 Collecting bush products: for sale 4 Collecting bush products: for consumption 5 Self-employed 6 Paid work including casual labour 7 Help in family business 8 Unpaid domestic work 9 Unpaid other work 10 Education/nursery 11 Not working: too old 12 Not working: too young 13 Not working: unable 14 Not working: no opportunity 15 No specific duties 16 Fishing 17 Attending duksi/madrassah 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T5AQ12b Description T5AQ12b Description T5AQ12b Description T5AQ12b Description T5AQ12b Description 10 Charcoal burning bussiness Village elder Weaving baskets bee keeping beging beginging brewing local alcohol dont no making local breweries unpaid work Is [NAME] curently attending school? Is [NAME] curently attending school? Is [NAME] curently attending school? Is [NAME] curently attending school? Is [NAME] curently attending school? 16559 10574 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the highest grade [NAME] has attained? What is the highest grade [NAME] has attained? What is the highest grade [NAME] has attained? What is the highest grade [NAME] has attained? What is the highest grade [NAME] has attained? 25983 1150 1 None 2 Nursery 3 Standard I 4 Standard II 5 Standard III 6 Standard IV 7 Standard V 8 Standard VI 9 Standard VII 10 Standard VIII 11 Form I 12 Form II 13 Form III 14 Form IV 15 Madrassah Grade 5 16 Madrassah Grade 6 17 Diploma 18 Degree 19 Postgraduate 20 Certificate 97 Other - specify Sysmiss T5BQ02 Description T5BQ02 Description T5BQ02 Description T5BQ02 Description T5BQ02 Description 44 Adult Education Adult education Adult education. Attended duksi. adult adult education computer studies disabled school duksi duksi only edult education madrassah grade 3 techical school, udult education Does [NAME] suffer from any permanent disabilities? Does [NAME] suffer from any permanent disabilities? Does [NAME] suffer from any permanent disabilities? Does [NAME] suffer from any permanent disabilities? Does [NAME] suffer from any permanent disabilities? 27128 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What type of disability? What type of disability? What type of disability? What type of disability? What type of disability? 516 26617 1 Impaired vision 2 Hard of hearing 3 Physical disability 4 Mental disability 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T5CQ02 Description T5CQ02 Description T5CQ02 Description T5CQ02 Description T5CQ02 Description 4 Leg disability blind eplisis paralised fingers What type of disability? What type of disability? What type of disability? What type of disability? What type of disability? 193 26940 1 Impaired vision 2 Hard of hearing 3 Physical disability 4 Mental disability 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Has [name] suffered from a chronic illness? Has [name] suffered from a chronic illness? Has [name] suffered from a chronic illness? Has [name] suffered from a chronic illness? Has [name] suffered from a chronic illness? 27128 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What illness did/does [name] suffer from? What illness did/does [name] suffer from? What illness did/does [name] suffer from? What illness did/does [name] suffer from? What illness did/does [name] suffer from? 562 26571 1 Tuberculosis (TB) 2 Diabetes 3 Cancer 4 Asthma 5 High blood pressure 6 Heart problems 7 HIV/AIDS 8 Peptic ulcer or other stomach problem 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss T5CQ04 Description T5CQ04 Description T5CQ04 Description T5CQ04 Description T5CQ04 Description 122 Backache Backache problems Bruslosis CRONIC HEADACHE Chest problem Chest problems Coughing Diohhorea Elephantaitis of the balls {Testis} Eye infection Eye infections Eye problems Eyes problem General body ache for being old Gouts Headache Ijury in knee Injured hand Kidney problems. Knee problem Knees problem Passing pus in ears Permanent wound Persisted cough and chest problem Pnemonia Pneumonia Polio Spleen disease Stomachache Stomack problem Stomack problems Swelling of the knee anaemic apendeix athirits athriaties back ache . back problem boils brocillosis broselosis brucelloses brucelloses. brucellosis brucelosis cannot see properly especially at distance. chest problems chronic cough coughing coughing blood dehydration diahhorea difficult in breathing elephantaities epeleptic epeliptic epelisitic epilephtic epilipsis epilipsy eplipses eye infection eye problem eyes problems goitre growth growth on the breast kidney kidney problem kidney problem knee joint problem leg problem leprosy liver problem mental problem mental problems occasional body weakness paralysed pmw growth. pneumonia polio sick is not known spleen stomachache stomack complication. stroko sycotherapic dance. tooth ache typhoid urination problem urine problems,difficult in urination would on the leg due to gun shot Has [NAME] suffered any illness or injury in the last 3 months? Has [NAME] suffered any illness or injury in the last 3 months? Has [NAME] suffered any illness or injury in the last 3 months? Has [NAME] suffered any illness or injury in the last 3 months? Has [NAME] suffered any illness or injury in the last 3 months? 18923 8210 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last seven days? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last seven days? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last seven days? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last seven days? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last seven days? 27128 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss For how many days was [NAME] absent? For how many days was [NAME] absent? For how many days was [NAME] absent? For how many days was [NAME] absent? For how many days was [NAME] absent? 4501 22632 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last 12 months? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last 12 months? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last 12 months? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last 12 months? Has [NAME] been absent for any days in the last 12 months? 27128 5 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss For how many weeks was [NAME] absent? For how many weeks was [NAME] absent? For how many weeks was [NAME] absent? For how many weeks was [NAME] absent? For how many weeks was [NAME] absent? 5858 21275 52 Why was [Name] absent? Why was [Name] absent? Why was [Name] absent? Why was [Name] absent? Why was [Name] absent? 5858 21275 1 Herding livestock (own or someone else's) 2 Paid work/self-employment 3 Looking for work 4 Studying 5 Visit relatives/wives/friends (not to study) 6 Ill/injured (including travel with ill/injured household member) 7 Gone to raid 8 Attending traditional ceremony, including marriage 9 Visiting mobile pastoralists 10 Main Provider does not live in the household 11 Collecting/selling bush products 12 Getting food (borrow food from relatives, get food aid etc.) 97 Any other reason Sysmiss T5DQ05 Description T5DQ05 Description T5DQ05 Description T5DQ05 Description T5DQ05 Description 98 Assisting aged grand father. Attending a seminar for alocal NGO Bussiness Criminal cases Criminal cases, jailed Elephantiasis of balls {Testis } Follow up on the ID Jailed LOOKING FOR A LOST CAMEL Looking for lost animal Looking for lost camels MARRIED Married Marternity Moved with the main provider Schooling Sent by relative Served a jail term Taking care of grandmother. Travelled with her mother WAS WITH THE MOTHER Was not amember of the hh. Wasn’t amember of the hh. Went to look for hh lost animals Went to sell Livestock a companed thier parents a company her mother a compay his mother. acampaned grandmother to the traditional ceremony. accompaned their parents acompaned their parents admitted at lodwar district hospital attend husband funeral church meeting communicate with main provider debt collection divorced doing bussiness education far from home farming fishing & casual works at Nachukui pri. School. gone for business trip gone for church meeting gone for treatment gone to farm he is in jail. in hospital for 4 weeks job hunting looking for college looking for job outside the sl looking for lost animals looking for lost animals. married married another wife married but comes oftenly to support the HH married staying with husband far away maternity move with mother move with parent not a member of this house hold personal issues preaching religiours activities . religious activies religious trip renting outside schooling search for school for his son seek help from family selling baskets seperated from hushand serving imprisonment i jail she traveled with the mother shifted to lafey staying with angle summoned for court hearings take animals to the marketb takimg animal to the market took a kid to school took animals to the market travelled with her mum visited relative with her mother went for a trip for fun,not went for any economic reason. went for seminar at lomidat went to be given dowery went with grandmother to nariokotome with her mother Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 25597 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 25597 1001 8285 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 25597 10101023 40577685 Prev Member ID Prev Member ID Prev Member ID Prev Member ID Prev Member ID 25597 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Is this person currently a member of this HH Is this person currently a member of this HH Is this person currently a member of this HH Is this person currently a member of this HH Is this person currently a member of this HH 25597 1 Yes 2 No Why is [NAME] no longer in the household? Why is [NAME] no longer in the household? Why is [NAME] no longer in the household? Why is [NAME] no longer in the household? Why is [NAME] no longer in the household? 7117 18480 1 Death of parent(s) 2 Conflict 3 Moved to live with other wife 4 Moved to work elsewhere 5 Moved for schooling (not boarding school) 6 Marriage 7 To access HSNP cash transfer 8 Divorce/separation 9 To take care of relative 10 Moved to get support (food, shelter, care) 11 Never moved: ben moved to new HH 12 Error in baseline 13 Moved to follow the animals (herding) 14 Moved to set up new HH 15 Died 16 Missed in BL 17 Moved to assist with domestic duties 18 Moved with parents 19 Illness 97 Other, please specify 98 Don't know Sysmiss PT_Q02b Description PT_Q02b Description PT_Q02b Description PT_Q02b Description PT_Q02b Description 46 dont know just move without informing us. have mentaly disability,so left the location. move to live with the grandmother. moved to her mother HH no longer the main provider nolong main provider nolong the main provider remained with his family went back to her parents went back to his parents How long has [NAME] not been part of this household? How long has [NAME] not been part of this household? How long has [NAME] not been part of this household? How long has [NAME] not been part of this household? How long has [NAME] not been part of this household? 6841 18756 1 1 month or less 2 2-6 months 3 7-12 months 4 More than a year 97 Other (specify) 99 Don't know/can't say Sysmiss Where did [NAME] move to? Where did [NAME] move to? Where did [NAME] move to? Where did [NAME] move to? Where did [NAME] move to? 6841 18756 1 Same village 2 Same sublocation 3 Same District 4 Elsewhere (further away) 5 Died 98 Don't know Sysmiss Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 4543 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 4543 1001 8285 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 4543 10101023 40577685 Reason the interview has been suspended Reason the interview has been suspended Reason the interview has been suspended Reason the interview has been suspended Reason the interview has been suspended 2 This hh is not the correct hh to be interviewed at the baseline since the names were the same they interviewed this hh which was not the original sample of the MIS list when reached this part of the questionnare i found that the respondent in noor idiris is an old man who don't know anything he is senile dementia Is ben same respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is ben same respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is ben same respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is ben same respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is ben same respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? 2155 2388 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Is other ben respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is other ben respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is other ben respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is other ben respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? Is other ben respondent interviewed for this section of the questionnaire? 1148 3395 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has beneficiary been officially replaced by a new beneficiary? Has beneficiary been officially replaced by a new beneficiary? Has beneficiary been officially replaced by a new beneficiary? Has beneficiary been officially replaced by a new beneficiary? Has beneficiary been officially replaced by a new beneficiary? 1148 3395 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Is the new beneficiary currently a member of the household? Is the new beneficiary currently a member of the household? Is the new beneficiary currently a member of the household? Is the new beneficiary currently a member of the household? Is the new beneficiary currently a member of the household? 1145 3398 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Who is the new beneficiary (household representative)? Who is the new beneficiary (household representative)? Who is the new beneficiary (household representative)? Who is the new beneficiary (household representative)? Who is the new beneficiary (household representative)? 4543 Sysmiss Is new ben the respondent for this section Is new ben the respondent for this section Is new ben the respondent for this section Is new ben the respondent for this section Is new ben the respondent for this section 1145 3398 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is the respondent you are talking to? Who is the respondent you are talking to? Who is the respondent you are talking to? Who is the respondent you are talking to? Who is the respondent you are talking to? 20 4523 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Sysmiss Does this household currently receive the HSNP cash transfers? Does this household currently receive the HSNP cash transfers? Does this household currently receive the HSNP cash transfers? Does this household currently receive the HSNP cash transfers? Does this household currently receive the HSNP cash transfers? 1165 3378 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are you currently in regular contact with [NAME of sampled beneficiary]? Are you currently in regular contact with [NAME of sampled beneficiary]? Are you currently in regular contact with [NAME of sampled beneficiary]? Are you currently in regular contact with [NAME of sampled beneficiary]? Are you currently in regular contact with [NAME of sampled beneficiary]? 1148 3395 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does beneficiary send any money from the transfer back to the household? Does beneficiary send any money from the transfer back to the household? Does beneficiary send any money from the transfer back to the household? Does beneficiary send any money from the transfer back to the household? Does beneficiary send any money from the transfer back to the household? 1148 3395 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does anyone else send any money from the HSNP cash transfer back to the hh? Does anyone else send any money from the HSNP cash transfer back to the hh? Does anyone else send any money from the HSNP cash transfer back to the hh? Does anyone else send any money from the HSNP cash transfer back to the hh? Does anyone else send any money from the HSNP cash transfer back to the hh? 1148 3395 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you receive money from the transfer on regular basis (e.g. every 2 months)? Do you receive money from the transfer on regular basis (e.g. every 2 months)? Do you receive money from the transfer on regular basis (e.g. every 2 months)? Do you receive money from the transfer on regular basis (e.g. every 2 months)? Do you receive money from the transfer on regular basis (e.g. every 2 months)? 1145 3398 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In the last two months, how much money from the transfer have you received? In the last two months, how much money from the transfer have you received? In the last two months, how much money from the transfer have you received? In the last two months, how much money from the transfer have you received? In the last two months, how much money from the transfer have you received? 4543 Sysmiss Has this household ever received the HSNP cash transfers? Has this household ever received the HSNP cash transfers? Has this household ever received the HSNP cash transfers? Has this household ever received the HSNP cash transfers? Has this household ever received the HSNP cash transfers? 1148 3395 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you have a Smartcard? Do you have a Smartcard? Do you have a Smartcard? Do you have a Smartcard? Do you have a Smartcard? 2158 2385 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you have it with you? Do you have it with you? Do you have it with you? Do you have it with you? Do you have it with you? 2121 2422 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Is the name on the card spelt correctly? Is the name on the card spelt correctly? Is the name on the card spelt correctly? Is the name on the card spelt correctly? Is the name on the card spelt correctly? 2034 2509 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Write the beneficiary number. Write the beneficiary number. Write the beneficiary number. Write the beneficiary number. Write the beneficiary number. 1243 Why do you not have the Smartcard with you? Why do you not have the Smartcard with you? Why do you not have the Smartcard with you? Why do you not have the Smartcard with you? Why do you not have the Smartcard with you? 1231 3312 1 I never received it 2 With HSNP representative 3 With the paypoint Agent 4 With the primary recipient 5 Lost 6 It is with the secondary recipient 97 Other (specify) 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss Op_bQ05 Description Op_bQ05 Description Op_bQ05 Description Op_bQ05 Description Op_bQ05 Description 20 It is in the box, no keys available durign interview time. Kept safely somewhere away. Kept somewhere away safely. Locked in the box Locked in the box ,keys not available Locked in the box-keys not available THE HUSBAND HAS IT With a relative elder daughter his doughter has it in griftu it closed in the box and misplased the key kept away safely. kept safely in acertain shop kept somewhere for safety kept somewhere safely away. went on ajourney and forgot her card at her parents place. wife on journey and have the smart card with her. with family members with her doughter with in-law Have you ever had a card like this? Have you ever had a card like this? Have you ever had a card like this? Have you ever had a card like this? Have you ever had a card like this? 1182 3361 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Where has it gone? Where has it gone? Where has it gone? Where has it gone? Where has it gone? 1171 3372 1 With HSNP representative 2 With the paypoint Agent 3 With the primary recipient 4 Lost 5 Beneficiary took it when they left the hh 6 Don’t know 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Did anyone from the programme talk with you or someone from your household? Did anyone from the programme talk with you or someone from your household? Did anyone from the programme talk with you or someone from your household? Did anyone from the programme talk with you or someone from your household? Did anyone from the programme talk with you or someone from your household? 1156 3387 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Has this household ever received money from the HSNP? Has this household ever received money from the HSNP? Has this household ever received money from the HSNP? Has this household ever received money from the HSNP? Has this household ever received money from the HSNP? 2159 2384 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? 1165 3378 1 Agent stopped operating and has not been replaced 2 Agent has not started operating 3 Was taken off list of beneficiaries 4 Lost smartcard 5 Money taken by someone else 6 Did not collect payment – too costly 7 Did not collect payment – too far 8 Did not collect payment – not worth it 9 Paypoint closed 10 Paypoint open but money not available 11 Paypoint open but card not working 12 Paypoint open but machine not working 13 Paypoint open but fingerprint not working 14 Voluntarily exited the programme 15 Away at time of payment 16 Payments have not started in this SL 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t know Sysmiss Op_cQ02 Description Op_cQ02 Description Op_cQ02 Description Op_cQ02 Description Op_cQ02 Description 10 Ben N0: 1013/7017, name did not appear since HSNP started to give aid to the kokiselei community. Not abeneficiary The hh member who is the beneficiary has never received any hsnp cash tranfer from the start beneficiary has never been issued wth the card since. he has not goten the card from paypoint agent and everytime he goes for the card it has not been de she is not a benefiary but the bahaves in away she is a benefiary the card is with the secondary reciepient far away from home herding livestock. they have not issued him ( HH ) the smart card since. Has this household received money from the HSNP in the past two months? Has this household received money from the HSNP in the past two months? Has this household received money from the HSNP in the past two months? Has this household received money from the HSNP in the past two months? Has this household received money from the HSNP in the past two months? 2139 2404 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Has this household ever missed a payment? Has this household ever missed a payment? Has this household ever missed a payment? Has this household ever missed a payment? Has this household ever missed a payment? 2131 2412 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? 1196 3347 1 Agent stopped operating and has not been replaced 2 Agent has not started operating 3 Was taken off list of beneficiaries 4 Lost smartcard 5 Money taken by someone else 6 Did not collect payment – too costly 7 Did not collect payment – too far 8 Did not collect payment – not worth it 9 Paypoint closed 10 Paypoint open but money not available 11 Paypoint open but card not working 12 Paypoint open but machine not working 13 Paypoint open but fingerprint not working 14 Voluntarily exited the programme 15 Delay in payments 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t know Sysmiss Op_cQ05 Description Op_cQ05 Description Op_cQ05 Description Op_cQ05 Description Op_cQ05 Description 5 The primary recipient took the card and is withdrawing the cash with the card Was trvelling during payment. away at the time of payment thamprint problem Received more than 1 payment at the same time to make up for a missed payment Received more than 1 payment at the same time to make up for a missed payment Received more than 1 payment at the same time to make up for a missed payment Received more than 1 payment at the same time to make up for a missed payment Received more than 1 payment at the same time to make up for a missed payment 1196 3347 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many payments did you received at the same time? How many payments did you received at the same time? How many payments did you received at the same time? How many payments did you received at the same time? How many payments did you received at the same time? 9 4534 4300 Did you complain? Did you complain? Did you complain? Did you complain? Did you complain? 1206 3337 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? 1169 3374 1 Didn’t know who to complain to 2 No point in making a complaint 3 No-one to complain to 4 Don't want to complain because the person in the programme might be removed 5 Nothing to complain about 6 Paypoint agent explained reasons 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t know Sysmiss Op_cQ09 Description Op_cQ09 Description Op_cQ09 Description Op_cQ09 Description Op_cQ09 Description 3 not beneficiary why to complain and am not abeneficiary will go later on If yes, who to? If yes, who to? If yes, who to? If yes, who to? If yes, who to? 1182 3361 1 Rights committee 2 Paypoint Agent 3 HSNP Programme representatives 4 Chief/Sub-Chief 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Op_cQ10 Description Op_cQ10 Description Op_cQ10 Description Op_cQ10 Description Op_cQ10 Description 1 equity What feedback did you receive after making your complaint?’ What feedback did you receive after making your complaint?’ What feedback did you receive after making your complaint?’ What feedback did you receive after making your complaint?’ What feedback did you receive after making your complaint?’ 1182 3361 1 None – I heard nothing and the problem was not solved 2 None – I heard nothing but hte problem was fixed anyway 3 They told me they would do something, but they did nothing 4 They told me they would do something, and they solved the problem immediately; 5 They told me they would do something, and they solved the problem but only after more than a month 97 Other ‘specofy’ Sysmiss Do you know how often you should be receiving money from the HSNP?? Do you know how often you should be receiving money from the HSNP?? Do you know how often you should be receiving money from the HSNP?? Do you know how often you should be receiving money from the HSNP?? Do you know how often you should be receiving money from the HSNP?? 2149 2394 1 No, I do not know 2 Every month 3 Every 2 months 4 Every 3 months 5 No-one told me 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Op_cQ12 Description Op_cQ12 Description Op_cQ12 Description Op_cQ12 Description Op_cQ12 Description 1 am not abeneficiary Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment up to Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment up to Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment up to Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment up to Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment up to Aug 2011? 1003 3540 1 No, I do not know 2 Ksh 2,150 97 Other (specify in Ksh) Sysmiss Op_cQ13a Description Op_cQ13a Description Op_cQ13a Description Op_cQ13a Description Op_cQ13a Description 1 am not entitled to any money since am not abeneficiary Have you received any communication about an increase in the transfer amount? Have you received any communication about an increase in the transfer amount? Have you received any communication about an increase in the transfer amount? Have you received any communication about an increase in the transfer amount? Have you received any communication about an increase in the transfer amount? 299 4244 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment after Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment after Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment after Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment after Aug 2011? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment after Aug 2011? 299 4244 1 No, I do not know 2 Ksh 2,150 3 Ksh 3,000 4 Ksh 4,000 5 Ksh 4,300 97 Other (specify in Ksh) Sysmiss Op_cQ13c Description Op_cQ13c Description Op_cQ13c Description Op_cQ13c Description Op_cQ13c Description 5 5000 Never heard of. am not entitled to any money Who first told you how much money you will receive? Who first told you how much money you will receive? Who first told you how much money you will receive? Who first told you how much money you will receive? Who first told you how much money you will receive? 2149 2394 1 Chief 2 Elder 3 Religious figure 4 Programme representative 5 Rights Committee 6 Paypoint Agent 7 Secondary Recipient 8 Word of mouth (Friends, relatives) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Op_cQ14 Description Op_cQ14 Description Op_cQ14 Description Op_cQ14 Description Op_cQ14 Description 14 DON'T KNOW I dont know I don’t no I have not had I have not had it N/A SHE DON'T KNOW don't know don't now dont know if the money was increased iam not abeneficiary no one the household is non beneficiary Who told you about the increase? Who told you about the increase? Who told you about the increase? Who told you about the increase? Who told you about the increase? 207 4336 1 Chief 2 Elder 3 Religious figure 4 Programme representative 5 Rights Committee 6 Paypoint Agent 7 Secondary Recipient 8 Word of mouth (Friends, relatives) 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Op_cQ14b Description Op_cQ14b Description Op_cQ14b Description Op_cQ14b Description Op_cQ14b Description 10 EQUITY BANK Never heard of an increase. Never heard of. Never heard. not aware of increase not heard of increase Think you have to withdraw everything or can you keep the balance on the card? Think you have to withdraw everything or can you keep the balance on the card? Think you have to withdraw everything or can you keep the balance on the card? Think you have to withdraw everything or can you keep the balance on the card? Think you have to withdraw everything or can you keep the balance on the card? 2149 2394 1 Withdraw everything 2 Keep balance on the card 3 Don’t know Sysmiss If not able to collect payment in a payment cycle, will you still receive? If not able to collect payment in a payment cycle, will you still receive? If not able to collect payment in a payment cycle, will you still receive? If not able to collect payment in a payment cycle, will you still receive? If not able to collect payment in a payment cycle, will you still receive? 2149 2394 1 Yes, the full amount of the missed payment will be added to the next payment 2 No, the missed payment will be lost 4 Don’t Know 97 Other/specify Sysmiss Op_cQ16 Description Op_cQ16 Description Op_cQ16 Description Op_cQ16 Description Op_cQ16 Description 2 I havent received any payment iam not beneiciary Are you either the Primary or Secondary Recipient for your card? Are you either the Primary or Secondary Recipient for your card? Are you either the Primary or Secondary Recipient for your card? Are you either the Primary or Secondary Recipient for your card? Are you either the Primary or Secondary Recipient for your card? 2149 2394 1 Primary Recipient 2 Secondary Recipient 3 Neither 4 Don’t know Sysmiss Why are you neither the Primary nor Secondary Recipient? Why are you neither the Primary nor Secondary Recipient? Why are you neither the Primary nor Secondary Recipient? Why are you neither the Primary nor Secondary Recipient? Why are you neither the Primary nor Secondary Recipient? 1156 3387 1 Am unable to collect payment myself 2 Did not want to collect payment myself 3 Was not given the choice to collect payment myself 4 Don’t know 5 No national ID card 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Op_cQ18 Description Op_cQ18 Description Op_cQ18 Description Op_cQ18 Description Op_cQ18 Description 4 Competent hh member/beneficiary. iam not abeneficairy not abeneficiary she is non beneficiary Prefer it if you had a smart-card and were able to collect the cash yourself ? Prefer it if you had a smart-card and were able to collect the cash yourself ? Prefer it if you had a smart-card and were able to collect the cash yourself ? Prefer it if you had a smart-card and were able to collect the cash yourself ? Prefer it if you had a smart-card and were able to collect the cash yourself ? 14 4529 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Who is the Primary Recipient for your card? Who is the Primary Recipient for your card? Who is the Primary Recipient for your card? Who is the Primary Recipient for your card? Who is the Primary Recipient for your card? 1309 3234 1 Other household member 2 Relative (not from household) 3 Friend 4 Other member of community 5 Other person – not in the community Sysmiss Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? YN Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? YN Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? YN Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? YN Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? YN 1309 3234 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 1st Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 1st Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 1st Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 1st Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 1st 1154 3389 1 They keep some or all of the money for themselves 2 The primary recipient has left the area and cannot collect the card or they are too busy to collect the payment 3 They are rude 4 They are often unable to collect the cash on my behalf 97 Other Specify Sysmiss Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 2nd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 2nd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 2nd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 2nd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 2nd 1154 3389 1 They keep some or all of the money for themselves 2 The primary recipient has left the area and cannot collect the card or they are too busy to collect the payment 3 They are rude 4 They are often unable to collect the cash on my behalf 97 Other Specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 3rd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 3rd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 3rd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 3rd Problems with your Prim Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 3rd 1149 3394 1 They keep some or all of the money for themselves 2 The primary recipient has left the area and cannot collect the card or they are too busy to collect the payment 3 They are rude 4 They are often unable to collect the cash on my behalf 97 Other Specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Prefer it if you had a smart card with your photo on it? Prefer it if you had a smart card with your photo on it? Prefer it if you had a smart card with your photo on it? Prefer it if you had a smart card with your photo on it? Prefer it if you had a smart card with your photo on it? 1309 3234 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Primary Recip for your card also Primary Recipient for other hh in your village? Primary Recip for your card also Primary Recipient for other hh in your village? Primary Recip for your card also Primary Recipient for other hh in your village? Primary Recip for your card also Primary Recipient for other hh in your village? Primary Recip for your card also Primary Recipient for other hh in your village? 1926 2617 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Who is the Secondary Recipient for your card? Who is the Secondary Recipient for your card? Who is the Secondary Recipient for your card? Who is the Secondary Recipient for your card? Who is the Secondary Recipient for your card? 2140 2403 1 Other household member 2 Relative (not from household) 3 Friend 4 Other member of community 97 Other (specify) 98 Respondent is secondary recipient 99 Don’t Know Sysmiss Op_dQ02 Description Op_dQ02 Description Op_dQ02 Description Op_dQ02 Description Op_dQ02 Description 3 grand child. household member other wife Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash transfer? 1962 2581 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know 4 Second recipient present Sysmiss Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 1st Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 1st Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 1st Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 1st Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 1st 1163 3380 1 They keep some or all of the money for themselves 2 The primary recipient has left the area and cannot collect the card or they are too busy to collect the payment 3 They are rude 4 They are often unable to collect the cash on my behalf 97 Other Specify Sysmiss Op_dQ04a Description Op_dQ04a Description Op_dQ04a Description Op_dQ04a Description Op_dQ04a Description 7 Married far away so it difficult to get her whenever there is a problem on transfer collection. No trust. Request for urge some of money on collection. The secondary reciept who usually brings the cash is moved and there are no signs of coming back. To replace her with my wife. ipient always not available will get maried soon and will go far, Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 2nd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 2nd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 2nd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 2nd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 2nd 1163 3380 1 They keep some or all of the money for themselves 2 The primary recipient has left the area and cannot collect the card or they are too busy to collect the payment 3 They are rude 4 They are often unable to collect the cash on my behalf 97 Other Specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 3rd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 3rd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 3rd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 3rd Any problems with your 2ndary Recipient regarding collection of cash? 3rd 1152 3391 1 They keep some or all of the money for themselves 2 The primary recipient has left the area and cannot collect the card or they are too busy to collect the payment 3 They are rude 4 They are often unable to collect the cash on my behalf 97 Other Specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Have you had to change your Primary or Secondary Recipient in the past? Have you had to change your Primary or Secondary Recipient in the past? Have you had to change your Primary or Secondary Recipient in the past? Have you had to change your Primary or Secondary Recipient in the past? Have you had to change your Primary or Secondary Recipient in the past? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Know how to change your Primary or 2ndary Recipient if you wanted to? Know how to change your Primary or 2ndary Recipient if you wanted to? Know how to change your Primary or 2ndary Recipient if you wanted to? Know how to change your Primary or 2ndary Recipient if you wanted to? Know how to change your Primary or 2ndary Recipient if you wanted to? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Have you been told to go to one particular paypoint to collect your cash? Have you been told to go to one particular paypoint to collect your cash? Have you been told to go to one particular paypoint to collect your cash? Have you been told to go to one particular paypoint to collect your cash? Have you been told to go to one particular paypoint to collect your cash? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Can you go to any paypoint to collect cash? Can you go to any paypoint to collect cash? Can you go to any paypoint to collect cash? Can you go to any paypoint to collect cash? Can you go to any paypoint to collect cash? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss In what month were you paid last? In what month were you paid last? In what month were you paid last? In what month were you paid last? In what month were you paid last? 2138 2405 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 98 Don't know 99 Never received Sysmiss In what year were you paid last? In what year were you paid last? In what year were you paid last? In what year were you paid last? In what year were you paid last? 2138 2405 9 2009 10 2010 11 2011 12 2012 99 Never received Sysmiss Is the receipt from the last payment available? Is the receipt from the last payment available? Is the receipt from the last payment available? Is the receipt from the last payment available? Is the receipt from the last payment available? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 Yes, but it is illegible (ink faded) 3 No Sysmiss Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. 1781 2762 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 28 29 29 30 30 31 31 Sysmiss Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. 1782 2761 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 98 Don't know Sysmiss Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. Payment date printed on the receipt for the last payment received. 1782 2761 3 2003 4 2004 5 2005 6 2006 7 2007 8 2008 9 2009 10 2010 11 2011 12 2012 Sysmiss In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? 2138 2405 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 98 Don't know Sysmiss In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? In what month and year did you receive your first payment? 2138 2405 9 2009 10 2010 11 2011 12 2012 Sysmiss How many payments have you received up to now? How many payments have you received up to now? How many payments have you received up to now? How many payments have you received up to now? How many payments have you received up to now? 1401 3142 1 10750 Asked to collect your money on a particular day/week per payment cycle? Asked to collect your money on a particular day/week per payment cycle? Asked to collect your money on a particular day/week per payment cycle? Asked to collect your money on a particular day/week per payment cycle? Asked to collect your money on a particular day/week per payment cycle? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Only one day/week per payment cycle to collect your payment or other times? Only one day/week per payment cycle to collect your payment or other times? Only one day/week per payment cycle to collect your payment or other times? Only one day/week per payment cycle to collect your payment or other times? Only one day/week per payment cycle to collect your payment or other times? 2138 2405 1 One day or one week 2 Can collect at other times 3 Don’t know Sysmiss Is it a problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? Is it a problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? Is it a problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? Is it a problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? Is it a problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 1444 3099 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 1st Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 1st Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 1st Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 1st Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 1st 1222 3321 1 Disrupts herding activity 2 Long queues on that day/week 3 Paypoint Agent does not always have enough cash on that day/week 4 Paypoint Agent’s machine sometimes fails 5 Disrupts work (other than herding) 97 Other Specify Sysmiss Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 2nd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 2nd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 2nd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 2nd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 2nd 1222 3321 1 Disrupts herding activity 2 Long queues on that day/week 3 Paypoint Agent does not always have enough cash on that day/week 4 Paypoint Agent’s machine sometimes fails 5 Disrupts work (other than herding) 97 Other Specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 3rd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 3rd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 3rd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 3rd Problem that you can only collect your cash on one specific day/week? 3rd 1206 3337 1 Disrupts herding activity 2 Long queues on that day/week 3 Paypoint Agent does not always have enough cash on that day/week 4 Paypoint Agent’s machine sometimes fails 5 Disrupts work (other than herding) 97 Other Specify 99 N/A Sysmiss Interviewer: Does respondent have a receipt for the last payment collected? Interviewer: Does respondent have a receipt for the last payment collected? Interviewer: Does respondent have a receipt for the last payment collected? Interviewer: Does respondent have a receipt for the last payment collected? Interviewer: Does respondent have a receipt for the last payment collected? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 Yes, but it is illegible (ink faded) 3 No Sysmiss If not, where is the receipt? If not, where is the receipt? If not, where is the receipt? If not, where is the receipt? If not, where is the receipt? 1379 3164 1 Not given one by Agent 2 Lost it 3 With paypoint Agent 4 With recipient 97 Other (specify) 98 Don’t know Sysmiss Op_dQ19 Description Op_dQ19 Description Op_dQ19 Description Op_dQ19 Description Op_dQ19 Description 10 Thrown away. misplaced it. secondary recipient thrown it very sick she cant find in bed with husband with primary rceipient with secondary receipt with secondary recipient Interviewer: What is the amount written on the receipt? Interviewer: What is the amount written on the receipt? Interviewer: What is the amount written on the receipt? Interviewer: What is the amount written on the receipt? Interviewer: What is the amount written on the receipt? 929 3614 21502 How much did you actually receive last time your payment was collected? How much did you actually receive last time your payment was collected? How much did you actually receive last time your payment was collected? How much did you actually receive last time your payment was collected? How much did you actually receive last time your payment was collected? 1401 3142 4300 Was this the amount you wanted to withdraw? Was this the amount you wanted to withdraw? Was this the amount you wanted to withdraw? Was this the amount you wanted to withdraw? Was this the amount you wanted to withdraw? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? If not, why not? 1256 3287 1 Agent didn’t have enough change 2 There wasn’t enough credit on the card 3 The Agent charged a fee for collection 4 The person collecting the payment didn’t hand over the full amount 5 Agent would only release payment in small amounts 6 Agent said I had to save 7 Don’t know 8 Agent wanted me to pay off my debt at the shop, so I didn’t receive the full amount 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss How much money (balance) do you still have on your card? How much money (balance) do you still have on your card? How much money (balance) do you still have on your card? How much money (balance) do you still have on your card? How much money (balance) do you still have on your card? 1401 3142 10750 Who went to collect the last payment? Who went to collect the last payment? Who went to collect the last payment? Who went to collect the last payment? Who went to collect the last payment? 2138 2405 1 Beneficiary 2 Primary Recipient 3 Secondary Recipient Sysmiss Give any money or fee to the the person who went to pick up the payment for you? Give any money or fee to the the person who went to pick up the payment for you? Give any money or fee to the the person who went to pick up the payment for you? Give any money or fee to the the person who went to pick up the payment for you? Give any money or fee to the the person who went to pick up the payment for you? 1498 3045 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much did you give? How much did you give? How much did you give? How much did you give? How much did you give? 120 4423 1 2000 How do you feel about the way you are treated by your Paypoint Agent? How do you feel about the way you are treated by your Paypoint Agent? How do you feel about the way you are treated by your Paypoint Agent? How do you feel about the way you are treated by your Paypoint Agent? How do you feel about the way you are treated by your Paypoint Agent? 1785 2758 1 Treated very well 2 Treated well 3 Treated neither well nor badly 4 Treated badly 5 Treated very badly Sysmiss Is the Paypoint Agent polite to you when you go to collect the cash transfer? Is the Paypoint Agent polite to you when you go to collect the cash transfer? Is the Paypoint Agent polite to you when you go to collect the cash transfer? Is the Paypoint Agent polite to you when you go to collect the cash transfer? Is the Paypoint Agent polite to you when you go to collect the cash transfer? 1785 2758 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Pay any fees to the Paypoint Agent for his service when giving last payment? Pay any fees to the Paypoint Agent for his service when giving last payment? Pay any fees to the Paypoint Agent for his service when giving last payment? Pay any fees to the Paypoint Agent for his service when giving last payment? Pay any fees to the Paypoint Agent for his service when giving last payment? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How much were you (or your representative) charged? How much were you (or your representative) charged? How much were you (or your representative) charged? How much were you (or your representative) charged? How much were you (or your representative) charged? 203 4340 -50 150 Paypoint Agent ever made you buy something instead of giving you full payment? Paypoint Agent ever made you buy something instead of giving you full payment? Paypoint Agent ever made you buy something instead of giving you full payment? Paypoint Agent ever made you buy something instead of giving you full payment? Paypoint Agent ever made you buy something instead of giving you full payment? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don’t know 4 Not applicable Sysmiss Paypoint Agent ever charged extra for things in his shop because you are a ben? Paypoint Agent ever charged extra for things in his shop because you are a ben? Paypoint Agent ever charged extra for things in his shop because you are a ben? Paypoint Agent ever charged extra for things in his shop because you are a ben? Paypoint Agent ever charged extra for things in his shop because you are a ben? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don’t know 4 Not applicable Sysmiss Payed any money to anybody in the community when you received your last payment? Payed any money to anybody in the community when you received your last payment? Payed any money to anybody in the community when you received your last payment? Payed any money to anybody in the community when you received your last payment? Payed any money to anybody in the community when you received your last payment? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know 4 Rights Committee Sysmiss If so, how much? If so, how much? If so, how much? If so, how much? If so, how much? 27 4516 50 150 Did the Agent travel to you to deliver or did you go to the paypoint to collect? Did the Agent travel to you to deliver or did you go to the paypoint to collect? Did the Agent travel to you to deliver or did you go to the paypoint to collect? Did the Agent travel to you to deliver or did you go to the paypoint to collect? Did the Agent travel to you to deliver or did you go to the paypoint to collect? 2138 2405 1 Agent travelled to our village 2 Went to the paypoint 3 Both (where there were multiple trips to collect the transfer) 4 Don’t know Sysmiss Did you go to the paypoint more than once to collect the last full payment? Did you go to the paypoint more than once to collect the last full payment? Did you go to the paypoint more than once to collect the last full payment? Did you go to the paypoint more than once to collect the last full payment? Did you go to the paypoint more than once to collect the last full payment? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss How many trips did you go to the paypoint to collect the last full payment? How many trips did you go to the paypoint to collect the last full payment? How many trips did you go to the paypoint to collect the last full payment? How many trips did you go to the paypoint to collect the last full payment? How many trips did you go to the paypoint to collect the last full payment? 1190 3353 1 Twice 2 Three times 3 More than three times Sysmiss Why did you go more than once to pick up the last full payment (of Ksh 2,150)? Why did you go more than once to pick up the last full payment (of Ksh 2,150)? Why did you go more than once to pick up the last full payment (of Ksh 2,150)? Why did you go more than once to pick up the last full payment (of Ksh 2,150)? Why did you go more than once to pick up the last full payment (of Ksh 2,150)? 1190 3353 1 Agent didn’t have enough change 2 Machine wasn’t working 3 Card wasn’t working 4 Agent would only release payment in small amounts 5 My own choice 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Op_dQ39 Description Op_dQ39 Description Op_dQ39 Description Op_dQ39 Description Op_dQ39 Description 3 due to long queu he was told the money is not ready . their were many people who came collecting their cash. Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? 2138 2405 1 Walk 2 Bus 3 Lorry 4 Matatu 5 Shared Taxi 6 Motorbike 7 Bicycle 8 Don’t know 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? 1400 3143 28 How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? (Mins) How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? (Mins) How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? (Mins) How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? (Mins) How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? (Mins) 1400 3143 390 Did you return using the same mode of transport to come back? Did you return using the same mode of transport to come back? Did you return using the same mode of transport to come back? Did you return using the same mode of transport to come back? Did you return using the same mode of transport to come back? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? Transport used when leaving home you went to pick up your last payment? 1209 3334 1 Walk 2 Bus 3 Lorry 4 Matatu 5 Shared Taxi 6 Motorbike 7 Bicycle 8 Don’t know 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? How long would it take you to travel to the paypoint without stopping? 472 4071 50 Using this transport,travel time to paypoint and home again without stopping? Using this transport,travel time to paypoint and home again without stopping? Using this transport,travel time to paypoint and home again without stopping? Using this transport,travel time to paypoint and home again without stopping? Using this transport,travel time to paypoint and home again without stopping? 472 4071 50 Have to spend the night away from home when you collected the last payment? Have to spend the night away from home when you collected the last payment? Have to spend the night away from home when you collected the last payment? Have to spend the night away from home when you collected the last payment? Have to spend the night away from home when you collected the last payment? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss How many nights did you spend away from home collecting the payment? How many nights did you spend away from home collecting the payment? How many nights did you spend away from home collecting the payment? How many nights did you spend away from home collecting the payment? How many nights did you spend away from home collecting the payment? 1231 3312 1 One 2 Two 3 Three 4 More than three 5 DK Sysmiss Where did you (or your representative) stay? Where did you (or your representative) stay? Where did you (or your representative) stay? Where did you (or your representative) stay? Where did you (or your representative) stay? 1231 3312 1 With a relative 2 With a friend 3 In the bush 4 At a lodge 5 Don’t know 97 Other (specify) Sysmiss Money spent to collect your last payment and return home? Money spent to collect your last payment and return home? Money spent to collect your last payment and return home? Money spent to collect your last payment and return home? Money spent to collect your last payment and return home? 108 4435 5002 In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? 1401 3142 120 In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? In total, how long did you queue to collect your last payment? 1401 3142 98 Feel safe collecting your money from the paypoint and taking it back home? Feel safe collecting your money from the paypoint and taking it back home? Feel safe collecting your money from the paypoint and taking it back home? Feel safe collecting your money from the paypoint and taking it back home? Feel safe collecting your money from the paypoint and taking it back home? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Why not? Why not? Why not? Why not? Why not? 1161 3382 1 Feel vulnerable to attack 2 The road to the paypoint is insecure (people have been attacked walking along this road) 97 Other ‘specify’ Sysmiss Physically attacked or assaulted on your way back from collecting payment? Physically attacked or assaulted on your way back from collecting payment? Physically attacked or assaulted on your way back from collecting payment? Physically attacked or assaulted on your way back from collecting payment? Physically attacked or assaulted on your way back from collecting payment? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Physically attacked additional comments? Physically attacked additional comments? Physically attacked additional comments? Physically attacked additional comments? Physically attacked additional comments? 2 I suggest if you really care,the paying agent should be bringing the cash to us to avoid all this. The secondary recipient was attacked and was injured(lost the teeth)and the cash was taken away by the bandicts Do you know who to go and talk to if you have problems with the programme ? Do you know who to go and talk to if you have problems with the programme ? Do you know who to go and talk to if you have problems with the programme ? Do you know who to go and talk to if you have problems with the programme ? Do you know who to go and talk to if you have problems with the programme ? 2138 2405 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss Who is the main person you would go and talk to about this? Who is the main person you would go and talk to about this? Who is the main person you would go and talk to about this? Who is the main person you would go and talk to about this? Who is the main person you would go and talk to about this? 1329 3214 1 Paypoint Agent 2 Equity Bank 3 Rights component 4 Admin component 5 Rights Committee member 6 Chief / sub-chief 7 Other influential position in the community (eg teacher, doctor, etc) Sysmiss Op_bQ07 Description Op_bQ07 Description Op_bQ07 Description Op_bQ07 Description Op_bQ07 Description 5 With secondary recipient kept by my relative with secondary recepient with secondary recipient with the secondary recipient Op_cQ22a Description Op_cQ22a Description Op_cQ22a Description Op_cQ22a Description Op_cQ22a Description 2 do not meet such problem at all. querrel over the transfer Op_cQ22c Description Op_cQ22c Description Op_cQ22c Description Op_cQ22c Description Op_cQ22c Description 1 Fighting over the cash transfer. Op_dQ23 Description Op_dQ23 Description Op_dQ23 Description Op_dQ23 Description Op_dQ23 Description 6 elders deducted 150 give to the agent for his transport the committee deducted the committee deducted for themselves. the committee deducted. the recipient deducted 500ksh Op_eQ08 Description Op_eQ08 Description Op_eQ08 Description Op_eQ08 Description Op_eQ08 Description 12 own dwelling own house own house at the SL own house in the SL own house in the town own house. ownhouse at eldanaba stay own house with other wife Op_cQ07 Description Op_cQ07 Description Op_cQ07 Description Op_cQ07 Description Op_cQ07 Description 4 bad finger, had travelled far away during payments. missed circle was never collected nothing has been missed so far. Op_dQ04b Description Op_dQ04b Description Op_dQ04b Description Op_dQ04b Description Op_dQ04b Description 2 alays not available hen needed always not available to collect the cash,it always force me to travel long to look for money Op_eQ12 Description Op_eQ12 Description Op_eQ12 Description Op_eQ12 Description Op_eQ12 Description 3 The paypoint agent is too far so far there have been no such incidence in the area. the place has never have such thing before Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment? Do you know how much money you are entitled to for each payment? 1146 3397 97 Op_cQ13 Description Op_cQ13 Description Op_cQ13 Description Op_cQ13 Description Op_cQ13 Description 6 2000 2300 Op_dQ17a Description Op_dQ17a Description Op_dQ17a Description Op_dQ17a Description Op_dQ17a Description 1 pay point is far. Op_dQ21 Description Op_dQ21 Description Op_dQ21 Description Op_dQ21 Description Op_dQ21 Description 5 Locked in the box Locked in the box plus smartcard Locked in the box,keys lost With in-law Op_dQ25 Description Op_dQ25 Description Op_dQ25 Description Op_dQ25 Description Op_dQ25 Description 1 my card did not work Op_eQ01 Description Op_eQ01 Description Op_eQ01 Description Op_eQ01 Description Op_eQ01 Description 1 Agent come to the hh. Op_eQ04 Description Op_eQ04 Description Op_eQ04 Description Op_eQ04 Description Op_eQ04 Description 1 Agent come to hh. 4637 10101023 40577685 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 4637 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 4637 1001 8285 Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH 4637 1 Yes 2 No Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH Is [NAME OF MAIN PROVIDER] still the main provider for this HH 4320 317 99 Does the beneficiary live within this location? Does the beneficiary live within this location? Does the beneficiary live within this location? Does the beneficiary live within this location? Does the beneficiary live within this location? 1153 3484 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Beneficiary currently a member of any other household? Beneficiary currently a member of any other household? Beneficiary currently a member of any other household? Beneficiary currently a member of any other household? Beneficiary currently a member of any other household? 2152 2485 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are you interviewing the HSNP ben in the same hh that was interviewed at BL? Are you interviewing the HSNP ben in the same hh that was interviewed at BL? Are you interviewing the HSNP ben in the same hh that was interviewed at BL? Are you interviewing the HSNP ben in the same hh that was interviewed at BL? Are you interviewing the HSNP ben in the same hh that was interviewed at BL? 353 4284 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Beneficiary’s other household the one that was interviewed at baseline? Beneficiary’s other household the one that was interviewed at baseline? Beneficiary’s other household the one that was interviewed at baseline? Beneficiary’s other household the one that was interviewed at baseline? Beneficiary’s other household the one that was interviewed at baseline? 1153 3484 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are there are any other beneficiaries currently in this HH? Are there are any other beneficiaries currently in this HH? Are there are any other beneficiaries currently in this HH? Are there are any other beneficiaries currently in this HH? Are there are any other beneficiaries currently in this HH? 1153 3484 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Who is the other beneficiary? Who is the other beneficiary? Who is the other beneficiary? Who is the other beneficiary? Who is the other beneficiary? 4 4633 1 2 3 Sysmiss Is this household currently receiving any HSNP cash? Is this household currently receiving any HSNP cash? Is this household currently receiving any HSNP cash? Is this household currently receiving any HSNP cash? Is this household currently receiving any HSNP cash? 1150 3487 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash as well? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash as well? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash as well? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash as well? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash as well? 1148 3489 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? 1146 3491 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss More individuals in current HH or other HH? More individuals in current HH or other HH? More individuals in current HH or other HH? More individuals in current HH or other HH? More individuals in current HH or other HH? 1146 3491 1 Household currently being interviewed 2 Other household receiving cash 3 Same number Sysmiss Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash? Are any MOVERS currently receiving any HSNP cash? 1148 3489 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? Does this other household that receives cash live within the location? 1146 3491 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this household? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this household? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this household? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this household? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this household? 2167 2470 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this location? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this location? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this location? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this location? Does the HSNP beneficiary currently live in this location? 1156 3481 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does the original hh head (not main prov) currently live in this hh? Does the original hh head (not main prov) currently live in this hh? Does the original hh head (not main prov) currently live in this hh? Does the original hh head (not main prov) currently live in this hh? Does the original hh head (not main prov) currently live in this hh? 2455 2182 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Does the original household head currently live in this location? Does the original household head currently live in this location? Does the original household head currently live in this location? Does the original household head currently live in this location? Does the original household head currently live in this location? 1168 3469 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Do any of the MOVERS currently live together (in another household)? Do any of the MOVERS currently live together (in another household)? Do any of the MOVERS currently live together (in another household)? Do any of the MOVERS currently live together (in another household)? Do any of the MOVERS currently live together (in another household)? 1152 3485 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many of the MOVERS currently live together in one household? How many of the MOVERS currently live together in one household? How many of the MOVERS currently live together in one household? How many of the MOVERS currently live together in one household? How many of the MOVERS currently live together in one household? 8 4629 2 3 4 5 7 11 Sysmiss More individuals in current HH or Movers HH? More individuals in current HH or Movers HH? More individuals in current HH or Movers HH? More individuals in current HH or Movers HH? More individuals in current HH or Movers HH? 1149 3488 1 Household currently being interviewed 2 MOVERS’ household 3 Same number Sysmiss Is the MOVERS’ household located in this location? Is the MOVERS’ household located in this location? Is the MOVERS’ household located in this location? Is the MOVERS’ household located in this location? Is the MOVERS’ household located in this location? 1148 3489 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Anyone new in your hh that we did not mention in the list we read to you? Anyone new in your hh that we did not mention in the list we read to you? Anyone new in your hh that we did not mention in the list we read to you? Anyone new in your hh that we did not mention in the list we read to you? Anyone new in your hh that we did not mention in the list we read to you? 4637 1 Yes 2 No Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 1438 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 1438 1001 8143 Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 1438 10101032 40577662 ID for other Households provided for by main provider ID for other Households provided for by main provider ID for other Households provided for by main provider ID for other Households provided for by main provider ID for other Households provided for by main provider 1438 1 2 3 4 5 Relationship to main provider Relationship to main provider Relationship to main provider Relationship to main provider Relationship to main provider 1438 1 Wife/husband (including informal wife/husband) 2 Parent 3 Parent by marriage 4 Other relative 5 Other relative by marriage 6 Son/Daughter 97 Other (specify) T3AQ02 Description T3AQ02 Description T3AQ02 Description T3AQ02 Description T3AQ02 Description 3 EX WIFES THE OTHER WIFE OF THE OLD MAN workers Number of people in the household (Adults) Number of people in the household (Adults) Number of people in the household (Adults) Number of people in the household (Adults) Number of people in the household (Adults) 1438 1 2 3 4 5 Number of people in the household (Children) Number of people in the household (Children) Number of people in the household (Children) Number of people in the household (Children) Number of people in the household (Children) 1438 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? Is the main provider of this hh also the main provider for any other hhs? 1438 1 Yes 2 No Reason HH already interviewed Reason HH already interviewed Reason HH already interviewed Reason HH already interviewed Reason HH already interviewed 3 4983 1 One HH was interviewed twice at BL 2 Two or more baseline HHs have merged Sysmiss Household Type Household Type Household Type Household Type Household Type 4887 A B C D <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> <no description> 4986 1 Not visited 2 Absent for an extended period 3 Known - Not found 4 To revisit orig HH 5 Terminated 6 Refused 7 No competent member 8 Partially complete 9 Terminated - has card 10 HH not known 11 Absent for a short period 12 Ben error 13 Wrong ben 14 Multi Ben in HH 15 Tracking new HH 16 Complete 97 Other 99 No status 101 HH not known 102 Beyond tracking limits 103 In limits not found 104 HH refused interview 105 No competent member 106 Members passed on 107 Already interviewed 108 To be linked 109 Int twice BL 110 Beneficiary died Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 4986 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 4986 1001 8285 Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? Is the HH available for interview or not? 4980 6 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? Reason for HH unavailability? 353 4633 97 Other (specify) 101 HH not known 102 HH known but beyond tracking limits 103 HH within agreed tracking limits but not found 104 HH refused interview 105 HH found but no competent member available 106 All BL HH members passed on (died) 107 HH already interviewed (FU roster the same as another HH FU roster) 109 Household was interviewed twice in the baseline in error 110 Beneficiary died and all other hh members have moved away and cannot be traced Sysmiss Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier Unique HH identifier 4986 10101023 40577685 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 27822 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 27822 1001 8285 27822 10101023 40577685 Transfer description Transfer description Transfer description Transfer description Transfer description 27822 1 In the past 3 months has your household received any cash help from any other households as a gift (including from the Main Provider if they don't live in the household or from any other family members …)? 2 In the past 3 months has your household given any cash help to any other households as a gift? 3 In the past 3 months has your household received any food (or other kind of non-cash assistance) from any other households as a gift (including from the Main Provider if they don't live in the household)? 4 In the past 3 months has your household given any food or other kind of non-cash help to any other households as a gift? 5 In the past 3 months has your household received any other help or aid from government agencies as a gift (excluding food aid)? 6 In the past 3 months has your household received any other help or aid from NGOs, religious organizations or private sector, as a gift (excluding food aid)? Yes or no Yes or no Yes or no Yes or no Yes or no 27822 1 Yes 2 No Transfer total value Transfer total value Transfer total value Transfer total value Transfer total value 5126 22696 1 150000 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 5114 1010 4057 Household number Household number Household number Household number Household number 5114 1001 8285 5114 10101023 40577685 Visit number Visit number Visit number Visit number Visit number 5114 1 2 3 4 Visit Date Visit Date Visit Date Visit Date Visit Date 5114 01/01/10 01/01/11 01/02/11 01/04/10 01/06/11 01/07/11 01/08/11 01/10/11 01/11/11 01/12/10 02/01/10 02/01/11 02/02/11 02/04/10 02/06/11 02/07/11 02/08/11 02/10/11 02/11/11 02/12/10 03/01/10 03/01/11 03/02/11 03/04/10 03/06/11 03/07/11 03/08/11 03/10/11 03/11/11 03/12/10 04/01/10 04/01/11 04/02/10 04/02/11 04/04/10 04/06/11 04/07/11 04/08/11 04/10/11 04/11/11 04/12/10 05/01/10 05/01/11 05/02/10 05/02/11 05/06/11 05/07/11 05/08/11 05/10/11 05/11/11 05/12/10 06/01/10 06/01/11 06/02/10 06/02/11 06/06/11 06/07/11 06/08/11 06/10/11 06/11/11 06/12/10 07/01/10 07/01/11 07/02/10 07/06/11 07/07/11 07/08/11 07/10/11 07/11/11 07/12/10 08/01/10 08/01/11 08/02/10 08/06/11 08/07/11 08/08/11 08/10/11 08/11/11 08/12/10 09/01/10 09/01/11 09/02/10 09/06/11 09/07/11 09/08/11 09/10/11 09/11/11 09/12/10 10/01/10 10/01/11 10/02/10 10/07/11 10/08/11 10/09/11 10/10/11 10/11/11 10/12/10 11/01/10 11/01/11 11/02/10 11/03/10 11/07/11 11/08/11 11/09/11 11/10/11 11/11/11 11/12/10 12/01/10 12/01/11 12/02/10 12/03/10 12/07/11 12/09/11 12/10/11 12/11/11 13/01/10 13/01/11 13/02/10 13/03/10 13/07/11 13/09/11 13/10/11 13/11/10 13/11/11 14/01/10 14/02/10 14/03/10 14/07/11 14/09/11 14/10/11 14/11/10 15/02/10 15/03/10 15/07/11 15/09/11 15/10/11 15/11/10 16/01/10 16/02/10 16/03/10 16/07/11 16/09/11 16/10/11 16/12/10 17/01/10 17/02/10 17/02/11 17/03/10 17/09/11 17/10/11 17/11/10 18/02/10 18/03/10 18/09/11 18/10/11 18/11/10 18/12/10 19/01/10 19/02/10 19/03/10 19/09/11 19/10/11 19/11/10 19/12/10 20/01/10 20/01/11 20/02/10 20/03/10 20/09/11 20/10/11 20/11/10 20/12/10 21/01/10 21/01/11 21/02/10 21/03/10 21/05/11 21/09/11 21/10/11 21/11/10 21/12/10 22/01/10 22/01/11 22/02/10 22/03/10 22/05/11 22/09/11 22/11/10 22/12/10 23/01/10 23/01/11 23/02/10 23/03/10 23/05/11 23/09/11 23/11/10 23/12/10 24/01/11 24/02/10 24/03/10 24/05/11 24/07/11 24/09/11 24/10/11 24/11/10 24/12/10 25/01/11 25/02/10 25/03/10 25/05/11 25/06/11 25/07/11 25/10/11 25/11/10 25/12/10 26/01/11 26/02/10 26/03/10 26/05/11 26/06/11 26/07/11 26/09/11 26/10/11 26/11/10 26/12/09 26/12/10 27/01/11 27/02/10 27/03/10 27/05/11 27/06/11 27/07/11 27/11/10 27/12/09 27/12/10 28/01/11 28/03/10 28/05/11 28/06/11 28/07/11 28/11/10 28/12/09 28/12/10 29/01/11 29/03/10 29/05/11 29/06/11 29/07/11 29/10/11 29/11/10 29/12/09 29/12/10 30/01/11 30/03/10 30/05/11 30/06/11 30/07/11 30/09/11 30/10/11 30/11/10 30/12/09 30/12/10 31/01/11 31/03/10 31/05/11 31/07/11 31/10/11 31/12/09 31/12/10 Start date and time Start date and time Start date and time Start date and time Start date and time 5114 End date and time End date and time End date and time End date and time End date and time 5103