DDI_VNM_1997_VLSS_v01_M World Bank, Development Economics Data Group 2010-06-30 NADA Version 01 (June 2010). Living Standards Survey 1997-1998 VLSS 1997 VNM_1997_VLSS_v01_M General Statistical Office (GSO) The World Bank NADA Swedish International Development Authority United Nations Development Program Social and Environmental Statistics Department LSMS Data Manager World Bank Microdata Library Living Standards Measurement Study [hh/lsms] This is the second Living Standards Survey conducted (VLSS) in Vietnam and it is partially panel with the first VLSS which was conducted in 1992/1993. The first Vietnam Living Standards Survey (VLSS) was conducted in 1992-93 by the State Planning Committee (SPC) (now Ministry of Planning and Investment) along with the General Statistical Office (GSO). The second VLSS was conducted by the GSO in 1997-98. Both VLSS surveys were funded by UNDP and Swedish International Development Authority (SIDA). The survey was part of the Living Standards Measurement Study (LSMS) household surveys conducted in a number of developing countries with technical assistance from the World Bank. The second VLSS was designed to provide an up-to-date source of data on households to be used in policy design, monitoring of living standards and evaluation of policies and programs. The timing of the second VLSS approximately five years after the first allows analysis of medium term trends in living standards as a large part of the questionnaire is the same in both surveys. In addition to the purpose of obtaining a comprehensive and comparable data set to the 1992-93 VLSS for policy analysis, the survey also served as a medium for training and improving survey methods and analysis within the General Statistical Office of Vietnam (GSO), the agency in charge of designing and implementing the second round of the VLSS as well as other government agencies involved in social statistics. Vietnam National - Households - Individuals - Community - Schools - Health Centers Sample survey data [ssd] The 1997-1998 Vietnam Living Standard Survey covered the following topics: HOUSEHOLD - Survey Information - Status of the 1992-1993 Dwelling and Household - Summary of Survey Results - Household Roster • Information on parents of household members • Children of household members who are living elsewhere and not members of the Household • Members of the household in VLSS 1992-1993 - Education • Information on previous schooling • Information on current schooling • Repeating grades • Education expenditures • Literacy and vocational/ technical training - Health - Employment • Type of work and job search • Main job during the past 7 days • Secondary job during the past 7 days • Main job during the past 12 months • Secondary job in the past 12 months • Self-employed agricultural, forestry and aquaculture work in past 12 months • Employment history • Other activities - Migration - Housing • Type of dwelling • Housing expenses • Characteristics of housing - Respondents for Second Round - Fertility and Contraception • Fertility History • Family Planning - Agricultural, Forestry and Fishery Activities • Annual cropland • Other cultivated land • Land rented or borrowed in • Land rented or lent out • Swidden land, allocation, exchange, inheritance, purchase, sale, transfer, and return of land • Rice • Other food crops • Annual industrial crops • Perennial industrial crops • Fruit crops • Agro-forestry crops • Crop by-products • Farm expenditures • Other farm production factors • Processing of home-produced crops at home • Livestock • Other animal products • Aquaculture • Livestock development services • Livestock expenditure (including water products) • Hands tools • Farm equipment, machinery, tools - Non-farm Self-employment • Information • Expenditures • Revenues • Business assets - Food Expenses and Home Production • Holiday expenses • Regular expenses - Non-food Expenditures and Durable Goods - Income from Remittances • Other income - Borrowing, Lending and Savings • Borrowing • Lending • Savings and current liquid asset holdings - Health Check (height, weight and arm circumference) COMMUNE/ WARD - Survey Information - Basic Physical and Demographic Characteristics of the Commune/ Ward and Selected Villages/ Blocks - General Economic Conditions, Aid and Relief Programs - Non-farm Employment Opportunities - Agriculture - Credit and Savings - Physical Infrastructure and Transportation - Commune Fiscal Information - Education - Health COMMUNE HEALTH CENTER - General Situation - Health Workers and Hours of Operation - Equipment and Services - Ability to Supply Medicines - Fees SCHOOL - General Situation - Facility and Staff of the School - Physical Facilities - Teaching Equipment - Examination Results - Finance and School Fees PRICE - Food Prices - Non-food Items Prices - Service Prices - Medicine Prices - Fertilizer and Pesticide Prices The survey sample was selected to be representative for the whole country, taking into account available funding, geographical conditions, organizational capacity and staff competence. The sample size was set at 6000 households selected from provinces and cities throughout the country, but excluding islands due to logistical difficulties in traveling and conducting the survey in those locations. The sample for the 1997-1998 VLSS was primarily selected from the households selected in the original 150 communes/wards of the 1992-1993 VLSS. The sample was increased by 1200 households with these additional households obtained from the sample of the Multi-purpose Household survey (MPHS) which was based on a similar sampling methodology. Replacement households were selected randomly from within the clusters of the survey and used where necessary. The selection of the original sample of 4800 households from VLSS 1992-1993 followed a method of stratified random cluster sampling. The basic sample frame was obtained from the 1989 Population Census. The sampling procedures took into account that communes or wards are the basic local level administrative unit, and each commune/ward has a number of villages or urban residential blocks. The number of households selected in a given cluster was determined primarily based on the requirements for organization of interview teams and time needed for each household interview on location. Based on the sampling frame including two lists, list of communes and list of wards (or equivalent administrative units) throughout the country with the number of households in each commune/ward obtained from the 1989 Population Census, the sample of the 1992-1993 VLSS was selected in three steps, independently for urban and rural areas: Step 1: Random selection of 120 communes and 30 wards throughout the country based on the method of probability proportional to the number of households in those villages or wards. The selection of primary sampling units (communes) was stratified by urban and rural areas based on the results of the 1989 Census that 80% of the population was living in rural areas and 20% in urban areas. Step 2: Within each selected commune, two villages or urban residential blocks were selected randomly by the method of probability proportional to the number of households as in the first stage of sampling. Thus, 240 villages and 60 residential blocks were selected. Step 3: Within each selected village or residential block, 20 households were randomly selected by systematic method with equal probability, including 16 official and 4 alternate households. To eliminate the effect of the seasonal differences, the rotation method of sample was adopted: the 6000 surveyed households were divided into 10 sub-samples and each sub-sample was surveyed for one month. Sampling procedure is explained in details in the document called "Vietnam Living Standards Survey (VLSS), 1997-98", available in this documentation. Face-to-face [f2f] The second round of the VLSS used 5 questionnaires: household, commune, price, school and clinic. - Household Questionnaire: The household questionnaire contains 15 sections each of which covered a separate aspect of household activity. - Commune/Ward Questionnaire: A completely new commune questionnaire was developed for the 1997-98 VLSS survey with a greatly expanded content. A few questions in the 1992-93 questionnaire were dropped or moved to other questionnaires (see below). The commune questionnaire was administered by the team supervisor and completed with the help of village chiefs, teachers, government officials and health care workers. The questionnaire was administered only in rural and minor urban areas, i.e. communes 37 to 194, corresponding to villages 73 to 388. Some sections of the questionnaire contain village/block level information, while most of the commune questionnaire refers to the commune. The commune questionnaire contains 10 sections. - Price Questionnaire: Price data were collected in all clusters, both urban and rural by the anthropometrist for 36 food items, 33 non-food items, 6 services, 10 pharmaceutical products, and 7 agricultural inputs. Three separate observations were made and these did not necessarily involve actual purchase. However, it is possible that as the anthropometrist is not a local person, the prices quoted are not the true prices of the locality. This information was utilized in checking unit prices in the consumption modules, and for calculating poverty lines. Price indices utilized for adjusting monetary figures to real values were obtained from the GSO CPI unit. Details on how and where prices were to be collected can be found in the anthropometry manual. The actual locations of price collection were recorded in the questionnaires, but unfortunately not entered in the computer files. - School Questionnaire: The school questionnaires were implemented by the team supervisor to all schools within the two villages selected within a commune. There are between 1 and 7 school questionnaires filled in per commune. - Commune Health Station Questionnaire: The commune health station questionnaire was implemented by the team supervisor. The respondent could be the director, doctor or physician’s assistant of the health station. Weighting procedures are explained in details in the document called "Vietnam Living Standards Survey (VLSS), 1997-98 Basic Information", available in this documentation. Response rates are shown in details in the document called "Vietnam Living Standards Survey (VLSS), 1997-98 Basic Information", available in this documentation. 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The request should be submitted to: Mr. Nguyen The Quan Department of Social and Environment Statistics General Statistical Office 2, Hoang Van Thu Street Hanoi, Vietnam fax: 84-4-846-3511 or 84-4-846-4345 e-mail: ntquan@gso.gov.vn The request should include a brief (one page) explanation of the proposed research. TENTATIVE FEES FOR USE OF THE DATA Fee for one data set A. For Vietnamese individuals and Vietnamese organizations · Vietnamese organizations with domestic budget: $US200* · Vietnamese organizations with financial support from foreign and international budget: $US400* · Vietnamese individual with own pocket money: $US100 *In the case of institutions, the fee paid allows many people/projects belonging to the institutions to utilize the data. B. 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SCR00A This file contains data related to Section 0: Part A (Survey information) of the Household Survey Questionnaire 6002 30 SCR00B This file contains data related to Section 0: Part B: (Status of the 1992-1993 dwelling and household) of the Household Survey Questionnaire 6002 9 SCR00C This file contains data related to Section 0: Part C (Sumary of survey results) of the Household Questionnaire 13000 31 SCR01A1 This file contains data related to Section 1: Part A (Household Roster) 6002 3 SCR01A2 This file contains data related to Section 1 Part A (Household Roster) 28633 16 SCR01B This file contains data related to Section 1 Part B: (Information on Parent of Household Members) of the Household Questionaire. 27380 19 SCR01C1 This file ontains data related to Section 1 Part C: (Children of household members who are living elsewhere and not members of the household) of the Household Survey Questionaire. This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. 6002 4 SCR01C2 This file contains data related to Section 1 Part C (Children of household members who are living elsewhere and not members of the household) of the Household Survey Questionaire. This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. 10426 16 SCR01D This file contains data related to the section Section1 Part D of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Members of the household in VLSS 1992-1993). This part identifies the status of households from the 1992-1993 Living Standards Survey to see if they are still in the household that participated in the VLSS 92-93 or if they have gone elsewhere. 21786 14 SCR02A This file contains data related to Section 2 Part A of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Education, information on previous schooling). This section assess educational levels of household members and their educational expenditures. 28519 33 SCR02B This file contains data related to Setion 2 Part B of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Education: information on current schooling) 8289 20 SCR02C This file contains data related to the Section 2 Part C (Education: repeating grades) of the Household Survey Questionnaire 23373 12 SCR02D This file contains data related to Section 2 - Part D of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Education Expenditures) 23975 23 SCR02E This file conntains data related to Section 2 - Part E of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Literacy and Vocational/Technical Training) 28126 24 SCR04A This file contains data related to Section 4A of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Type of work and job search) 25678 17 SCR04B1 This file contains data related to Section 4B of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Main job during past 7 days) 15624 16 SCR04B2 This file contains data related to Section 4B of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Main job during past 7 days) 3258 17 SCR04B3 The file contains data related to Section 4B of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Main job during past 7 days), contains data about the other payment, rather than salary/wage 3231 21 SCR04B4 The file contains data related to Section 4B of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Main job during past 7 days) 3257 16 SCR04C The file contains data related to Section 4C of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Secondary job during past 7 days) 2321 24 SCR04D1 The file contains data related to section 4D of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Main job during the past 12 months) 16911 36 SCR04D2 This file contains data related to Section 4D of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Main job during the past 12 months) 16913 12 SCR04E The file contains data related to Section 4E of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Secondary job in the past 12 months) 5312 20 SCR04F1 This file contains data related to Section 4F of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Self-employed Agricultural, forestry and aquaculture work in past 12 months) 25677 18 SCR04F2 This file contains data related to section 4F of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Self-employed Agricultural, forestry and aquaculture work in past 12 months) 12177 17 SCR04F3 This file contains data related to Section 4F of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Self-employed Agricultural, forestry and aquaculture work in past 12 months) 12177 17 SCR04G This file contains data related to Section 4H of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Employment History), Asking only household members aged 15 and above. 19476 18 SCR04H This file contains data related to Section 4H of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Other activities) 25676 24 SCR05 This file contains data related to Section 5 (Migration) of the Household Survey Questionnaire. The module collects information on the process of migration of those over 15 years of age, especially the first migration and reasons for first migration in their life, leaving their birth place for another place and the latest migration. 23033 20 SCR06A This file contains data related to the Section 6 Part A of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Housing: Type of dwelling). Its purpose is to collect data on housing conditions, source of lighting, domestic water supply, sanitation and cooking fuel for daily family life activities. In addition, it aims to collect some expenditures related to the above mentioned conditions 6002 10 SCR06B1 This file contains data related to the Section 6 Part B of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Part B: Housing Expenses). Its purpose is to collect data on housing conditions, source of lighting, domestic water supply, sanitation and cooking fuel for daily family life activities. In addition, it aims to collect some expenditures related to the above mentioned conditions 6002 27 SCR06B2 This file contains data related to the section 6 part B of the household survey questionnaire (Part b: Housing Expenses) 6002 23 SCR06C This file contains data related to the Section 6 Part C of the Household Survey Questionnaire (Housing Characteristics) 6002 13 SCR07 This file contains data related to the section 7 Respondents for Second Round. This section aims at identifying selected respondents for the second round, and simultaneously identifying the 3 most important household non-farm self-employment activities. 6002 33 SCR08A1 This file contains data related to the question 8 Part A. Fertility History The module collects information on pregnancies and children ever born to ever married women aged 15-49 who were randomly selected, and also information on utilization of health services for the latest birth and the use of contraception methods, implementation of Family Planning 5823 7 SCR08A2 The file contains data related to the question 8 Part A. Fertility History The module collects information on pregnancies and children ever born to ever married women aged 15-49 who were randomly selected, and also information on utilization of health services for the latest birth and the use of contraception methods, implementation of Family Planning 13095 21 SCR08A3 This file contains data related to the question 8 Part A. Fertility History The module collects information on pregnancies and children ever born to ever married women aged 15-49 who were randomly selected, and also information on utilization of health services for the latest birth and the use of contraception methods, implementation of Family Planning. 4412 21 SCR08B This file contains data related to the question 8 part B Contraception of the household survey questionnaire. This module collects information on pregnancies and children ever born to ever married women aged 15-49 who were randomly selected, and also information on utilization of health services for the latest birth and the use of contraception methods, implementation of Family Planning 48521 20 SCR09A11 The file contains data related to the Section 9 ( Agricultural, forestry, and fishery activities) part a1. (Annual crop land) of the household survey questionnaire. This section asks about agricultural production (cultivation and animal husbandry), forestry production and aquaculture production of the household. Households which manage or have the right to use land but don’t participate in agricultural, forestry or aquaculture production are also asked about their land and related information. This collects information on the amount of land and situation utilization of annual crop land (cultivable land), which has been allocated for long-term and stable use. 6001 6 SCR09A12 The file contains data related to the Section 9 ( Agricultural, forestry, and fishery activities) part a1. (Annual crop land) of the household survey questionnaire. This section asks about agricultural production (cultivation and animal husbandry), forestry production and aquaculture production of the household. Households which manage or have the right to use land but don't participate in agricultural, forestry or aquaculture production are also asked about their land and related information.This part collects information on the amount of land and situation utilization of annual crop land (cultivable land), which has been allocated for long-term and stable use. 14420 17 SCR09A21 The file contains data related to the Section 9 ( Agricultural, forestry, and fishery activities) Part A2 (Other Crop Land) This section asks about agricultural production (cultivation and animal husbandry), forestry production and aquaculture production of the household. Households which manage or have the right to use land but don't participate in agricultural, forestry or aquaculture production are also asked about their land and related information. 6001 3 SCR09A22 The file contains data related to the Section 9 ( Agricultural, forestry, and fishery activities) Part A2 (Other Crop Land) This section asks about agricultural production (cultivation and animal husbandry), forestry production and aquaculture production of the household. Households which manage or have the right to use land but don't participate in agricultural, forestry or aquaculture production are also asked about their land and related information. 6924 18 SCR09A31 The file contains data related to section 9 Part A3 (Rented and Borrowed Land) of the household survey questionnaire 4436 3 SCR09A32 The file contains data related to section 9 Part A3 (Rented and Borrowed Land) of the household survey questionnaire 903 17 SCR09A41 The file contains data related to section 9 Part A4 (Land Rented or Lent Out.)of the household survey questionnaire 4439 3 SCR09A42 The file contains data related to section 9 Part A4 (Land Rented or Lent Out.)of the household survey questionnaire 432 19 SCR09A51 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part A5 ( Swidden land, Allocation, exchange, inheritance, purchase, sale, transfer, and return of land) of the household survey questionnaire 4434 7 SCR09A52 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part A5 ( Swidden land, Allocation, exchange, inheritance, purchase, sale, transfer, and return of land) of the household survey questionnaire 1800 8 SCR09A53 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part A5 ( Swidden land, Allocation, exchange, inheritance, purchase, sale, transfer, and return of land) of the household survey questionnaire 672 8 SCR09B1 The file contains data related to Section 9. part b1. (rice) of the household survey questionnaire. The module collects information on rice planting area and actual rice production in-kind and the value of each crop, for the whole year: the situation of the use of unprocessed rice for agricultural production (seeds, animal feed); the amount of unprocessed rice sold, exchanged, paid to hired labour, lost after post-harvest. 8720 21 SCR09B2 The file contains data related to Section 9. part b2. (Other food crops) of the household survey questionnaire. The module collects information on rice planting area and actual rice production in-kind and the value of each crop, for the whole year: the situation of the use of unprocessed rice for agricultural production (seeds, animal feed); the amount of unprocessed rice sold, exchanged, paid to hired labour, lost after post-harvest. 10541 21 SCR09B3 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part B3 ( Annual Industrial Crops) This part only records a list of annual industrial trees that are common nation-wide and of importance to household income. Those which are not important and are not typical to each region or locality will be recorded to other annual industrial crop group. 2035 20 SCR09B4 The file contains data related to Section 9 ( Part B4. Perennial Industrial Crops) of the household survey questionnaire This part only records a list of perennial industrial crops that are common nation-wide and of importance to household income. Those which are not important and not typical to each region or locality should be recorded to other perennial industrial crops. 2269 18 SCR09B5 The file contains data related to SECTION 9 part B5 (Fruit Trees) This part only records a list of perennial industrial crops that are common nation-wide and of importance to household income. Those which are not important and not typical to each region or locality should be recorded to other perennial industrial crops. 10511 18 SCR09B6 The file contains data related to Section 9 (Part B6. Agro-forestry crops) of the household survey questionnaire 1960 16 SCR09C1 The file contains data related to Section 9 Part C. Crop By-products) of the household survey questionnaire 4262 3 SCR09C2 The file contains data related to Section 9 Part C. Crop By-products) of the household survey questionnaire 6354 5 SCR09D01 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 4274 4 SCR09D02 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 5010 13 SCR09D03 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 12730 18 SCR09D04 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 4274 4 SCR09D05 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 9344 10 SCR09D06 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 9080 12 SCR09D07 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 4432 17 SCR09D08 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 2475 5 SCR09D09 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 4434 18 SCR09D10 The file contains data related to Section 9 (part D. Farm Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 4986 4 SCR09D11 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part D1 (Other farm production factors) of the household survey questionnaire. 4209 4 SCR09D12 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part D1 (Other farm production factors) of the household survey questionnaire. 4941 5 SCR09D13 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part D1 (Other farm production factors) of the household survey questionnaire. 6855 11 SCR09E1 The file contains data related to Section 9 Part e (Processing of home-produced crops at home) f the household survey questionnaire The module collects data to assess revenue and other expenditures during the processing of home-produced farm products for sale. Purchased of products to process and sell will not be included in here. For example: pastry products made from maize of the household is included in here, on contrary, maize bought to make pastries for sales is not included here 4207 3 SCR09E2 The file contains data related to Section 9 Part e (Processing of home-produced crops at home) f the household survey questionnaire The module collects data to assess revenue and other expenditures during the processing of home-produced farm products for sale. Purchased of products to process and sell will not be included in here. For example: pastry products made from maize of the household is included in here, on contrary, maize bought to make pastries for sales is not included here. 170 9 SCR09F1 The file contains data related to Section 9 part F. (Livestock) of the household survey questionnaire 4437 3 SCR09F2 The file contains data related to Section 9 part F. (Livestock) of the household survey questionnaire 9808 18 SCR09G1 The file contains data related to Section 9. part G. (Other animal products) of the household survey questionnaire The module collects data on animal products including the main and the secondary products sold by the household in the last 12 months which have not been collected in part F as well as processed products for sales. This part only deals with animal products sold out or processed products for sales. Animal products traded or processed by the household for different purposes are not included in this part 3975 3 SCR09G2 The file contains data related to Section 9. part G. (Other animal products) of the household survey questionnaire The module collects data on animal products including the main and the secondary products sold by the household in the last 12 months which have not been collected in part F as well as processed products for sales. This part only deals with animal products sold out or processed products for sales. Animal products traded or processed by the household for different purposes are not included in this part 667 4 SCR09H1 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part H. (Aquaculture) and Section 9. Part I. (Livestock development services) of the household survey questionnaire This part only deals with aquatic products raised by the household in pond, river, lakes, canals, (including caged fish raising in river) under the management and use and exploitation of the household. 4433 8 SCR09H2 The file contains data related to Section 9. Part H. (Aquaculture) of the household survey questionnaire This part only deals with aquatic products raised by the household in pond, river, lakes, canals, (including caged fish raising in river) under the management and use and exploitation of the household. 950 8 SCR09J The file contains data related to Section 9. part J. Livestock expenditures (including water products)of the household survey questionnaire 8677 7 SCR09K The file contains data related to Section 9. Part K. Hand tools of the household survey questionnaire 4431 10 SCR09L The file contains data related to Section 9. part l. Farm equipment, machinery, tools of the household survey questionnaire 6641 13 SCR10A The file contains data related to Section 10. (Non-farm self-employment) Part A. (Information) of the household survey questionnaire The module collects information on revenues, expenses, assets and durable goods, machines used in household self-employed activities outside of agriculture, forestry and aquaculture production; including production, business, trading services as well as other activities. 3440 28 SCR10B The file contains data related to Section 10. Part B. (Expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 8897 9 SCR10C The file contains data related to Section 10. Part C. (Revenues) of the household survey questionnaire 3440 23 SCR10D The file contains data related to Section 10.Part D. (Business Assets) of the household survey questionnaire 5680 20 SCR11A The file contains data related to Section 11. (Food expenses and Home production) Part A. (Holiday Expenses) of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about food and foodstuffs expenditures on festive occasions such as the traditional Tet, holidays, January 15, July 15, Mid-autumn festival, May Day, 2-9 62721 9 SCR11B The file contains data related to Section 11. (Food expenses and Home production)Part b. (Regular Expenses)of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about regular food and foodstuff expenditures of all household members besides those in the above festival days. Expenditures for funerals, weddings, death anniversaries are not recorded in this section but in section 12 B. 158383 17 SCR12A The file contains data related to Section 12. Non-food expenditures and durable goods of the household survey questionnaire The module collects data on non-food expenditures and expenditures for durable goods in two reference periods: in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months. In this section , expenditures for items in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months can be understood as the average expenditures in the last month and in the last year, if there is no unexpected (irregular) expenditures . 35306 5 SCR12B The file contains data related to Section 12. part b. (Annual expenditures) of the household survey questionnaire 107053 7 SCR12C The file contains data related to Section 12 Part C. Durable goods of the household survey questionnaire 63459 7 SCR12D1 The file contains data related to Section 12 Part D. Expenses for Assistance of the household survey questionnaire 6000 3 SCR12D2 The file contains data related to Section 12. Part D. Expenses for Assistance of the household survey questionnaire 1631 13 SCR13A The file contains data related to Section 13. part a: Income from remittances of the household survey questionnaire Section 13 asks about other unearned incomes of household members in the last 12 months. Income earned by working is collected in Section 4, 9 and 10 2750 13 SCR13B The file contains data related to Section 13. Part B. Other Income of the household survey questionnaire 7810 4 SCR14A1 The file contains data related to Section 14. (borrowing, lending and savings) part a. (borrowing) of the household survey questionnaire. This section aims to collect information on borrowing, lending, and savings of the household. 5999 4 SCR14A2 The file contains data related to Section 14. (borrowing, lending and savings) part a. (borrowing) of the household survey questionnaire. The module collects information on borrowing, lending, and savings of the household. 4526 13 SCR14A3 The file contains data related to Section 14. (borrowing, lending and savings) part a. (borrowing) of the household survey questionnaire. The module collects information on borrowing, lending, and savings of the household. 4526 16 SCR14A4 The file contains data related to Section 14: (Borrowing, lending and savings), Part A. (Borrowing) of the household survey questionnaire. The module collects information on borrowing, lending, and savings of the household. 4526 16 SCR14B1 The file contains data related to Section 14 Part B: (Lending) of the household survey questionnaire 5999 4 SCR14B2 The file contains data related to Section 14 Part B: (Lending) of the household survey questionnaire 1400 13 SCR14B3 The file contains data related to Section 14 Part B: (Lending) of the household survey questionnaire 1400 15 SCR14B4 The file contains data related to Section 14 Part B: (Lending) of the household survey questionnaire 1400 16 SCR14C The file contains data related to Section 14 Part C: (Savings and current liquid asset holdings) of the household survey questionnaire 12607 5 SCR15 The file contains data related to Section 15. (Health Check) of the household survey questionnaire 28528 15 SCR031 The file contains data related to Section 3. Health of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about illness, disease and health utilization situation and respective expenditure for health services in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months of all household members; information on smoking, pipe tobacco 28519 18 SCR032 The file contains data related to Section 3. Health of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about illness, disease and health utilization situation and respective expenditure for health services in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months of all household members; information on smoking, pipe tobacco 28519 13 SCR033 The file contains data related to Section 3. Health of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about illness, disease and health utilization situation and respective expenditure for health services in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months of all household members; information on smoking, pipe tobacco 28519 12 SCR034 The file contains data related to Section 3. Health of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about illness, disease and health utilization situation and respective expenditure for health services in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months of all household members; information on smoking, pipe tobacco 28519 11 SCR035 The file contains data related to Section 3. Health of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about illness, disease and health utilization situation and respective expenditure for health services in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months of all household members; information on smoking, pipe tobacco 28519 17 SCR036 The file contains data related to Section 3. Health of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about illness, disease and health utilization situation and respective expenditure for health services in the last 4 weeks and in the last 12 months of all household members; information on smoking, pipe tobacco 28519 19 SCR100 The file contains data related to Section 10. (Non-farm self-employment) Part A. (Information) of the household survey questionnaire This section collects information on revenues, expenses, assets and durable goods, machines used in household self-employed activities outside of agriculture, forestry and aquaculture production; including production, business, trading services as well as other activities. 6000 3 SCR110 The file contains data related to Section 11 (Food expenses and Home production) - Part A. (Holiday Expenses) of the household survey questionnaire This section asks about food and foodstuffs expenditures on festive occasions such as the traditional Tet, holidays, January 15, July 15, Mid-autumn festival, May Day, 2-9 6001 4 SCR120 The file contains data related to Section 12. Non-food expenditures and durable goods of the household survey questionnaire 5997 4 SCR130 The file contains data related to Section 13. part a: Income from remittances of the household survey questionnaire Section 13 asks about other unearned incomes of household members in the last 12 months. Income earned by working is collected in Section 4, 9 and 10 6000 3 HHEXP98N 5999 67 CMT00A The file contains data related the cover of the commune questionnaire. 156 5 CMT00B The file contains data related to Section 0 (Survey Information) of the commune questionnaire. 1184 10 CMT00C The file contains data related to Section 0 (Survey Information) of the commune questionnaire. 1331 9 CMT05 The file contains data related to Section 5 (credit and savings) of the commune questionnaire 280 12 CMT011 The file contains data related to Section 1 (Basic Physical and demographic characteristics of the commune/ward and selected villages/blocks) of the commune questionnaire. 156 4 CMT012 The file contains data related to Section 1 (Basic Physical and demographic characteristics of the commune/ward and selected villages/blocks) of the commune questionnaire. 299 12 CMT021 The file contains data related to Section 2 (General Economic conditions, aid and relief programs) of the commune questionnaire 156 23 CMT21 The file contains data related to cover of commune health center questionnaire 155 8 CMT022 The file contains data related to Section 2 (General Economic conditions, aid and relief programs) of the commune questionnaire 156 29 CMT22 The file contains data related to "General Situation", "Health workers and Hours of operation", "Equipment and Services" of commune health center questionnaire 155 29 CMT23 The file contains data related to "Equipment and Services" of commune health center questionnaire 2467 4 CMT24 The file contains data related to "Ability to supply medicines" of commune health center questionnaire 1483 4 CMT25 The file contains data related to " Fees" of commune health center questionnaire 155 11 CMT30 The file contains data related to cover of price questionnaire 190 3 CMT031 The file contains data related to section 3 (Non-farm employment opportunities) of the commune questionnaire 455 9 CMT31 The file contains data related to "Food prices" of price questionnaire 6597 5 CMT032 The file contains data related to section 3 (Non-farm employment opportunities) of the commune questionnaire 156 2 CMT32 The file contains data related to "Non-food items" of price questionnaire 5371 5 CMT033 The file contains data related to section 3 (Non-farm employment opportunities) of the commune questionnaire 195 12 CMT33 The file contains data related to "Service prices" and " medicine prices" of price questionnaire 190 39 CMT034 The file contains data related to section 3 (Non-farm employment opportunities) of the commune questionnaire 156 7 CMT34 The file contains data related to " Fertilizer and pesticide prices" of price questionnaire 158 28 CMT035 The file contains data related to Section 3 (Non-farm employment opportunities) of the commune questionnaire 82 6 CMT061 The file contains data related to Section 6 (Physical infrastructure and Transportation) of the commune questionnaire 299 16 CMT062 The file contains data related to Section 6 (Physical infrastructure and Transportation) of the commune questionnaire 2334 11 CMT063 The file contains data related to Section 6 (Physical infrastructure and Transportation) of the commune questionnaire 156 10 CMT071 The file contains data related to Section 7 (commune fiscal information) of the commune questionnaire. This section collects information on collection and expenditures of the commune/ward budget and contributions and payments made by the local people to the commune/ward. 154 18 CMT072 The file contains data related to section 7 (commune fiscal information) of the commune questionnaire. This section collects information on collection and expenditures of the commune/ward budget and contributions and payments made by the local people to the commune/ward. 4868 13 CMT073 The file contains data related to section 7 (commune fiscal information) of the commune questionnaire. This section collects information on collection and expenditures of the commune/ward budget and contributions and payments made by the local people to the commune/ward. 4223 14 CMT081 The file contains data related to section 8 (Education) of the commune questiionnaire. This section collects data on the general education situation (school facilities, school non-attendance situation, difficulties in education), illiteracy eradication and nursery education of the selected commune/ward 591 12 CMT082 The file contains data related to section 8 (Education) of the commune questiionnaire. This section collects data on the general education situation (school facilities, school non-attendance situation, difficulties in education), illiteracy eradication and nursery education of the selected commune/ward 456 9 CMT083 The file contains data related to section 8 (Education) of the commune questiionnaire. This section collects data on the general education situation (school facilities, school non-attendance situation, difficulties in education), illiteracy eradication and nursery education of the selected commune/ward 156 7 CMT084 The file contains data related to section 8 (Education) of the commune questiionnaire. This section collects data on the general education situation (school facilities, school non-attendance situation, difficulties in education), illiteracy eradication and nursery education of the selected commune/ward 299 12 CMT091 The file contains data related to Section 9 (Health) of the commune queswtionnaire. This section collects general information on health, health service providers or individual provider for the commune/ward people 156 12 CMT092 The file contains data related to Section 9 (Health) of the commune queswtionnaire. This section collects general information on health, health service providers or individual provider for the commune/ward people 2300 7 CMT101 The file contains data related to cover of the school questionnaire. 574 13 CMT102 The file contains data related to "General Situation" of the school questionnaire. 575 5 CMT103 The file contains data related to "General Situation" of the school questionnaire. 620 8 CMT104 The file contains data related to "General Situation" of the school questionnaire. 2576 8 CMT105 The file contains data related to General Situation of the school questionnaire. 567 3 CMT106 The file contains data related to General Situation of the school questionnaire. 62 6 CMT107 The file contains data related to "Faculty and Staff of the School" of the school questionnaire. 624 13 CMT108 The file contains data related to "Physical facilities" and "Teaching Equipment" of the school questionnaire. 574 13 CMT109 The file contains data related to "Examination results" of the school questionnaire. 605 11 CMT110 The file contains data related to "finance and school fees" of the school questionnaire. 264 4 CMT111 The file contains data related to "finance and school fees" of the school questionnaire. 2263 11 CMT112 The file contains data related to "finance and school fees" of the school questionnaire. 530 11 CMT0400 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 156 2 CMT0401 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 144 14 CMT0402 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 780 15 CMT0403 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 144 2 CMT0404 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 1001 13 CMT0405 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 823 6 CMT0406 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 1272 4 CMT0407 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 522 8 CMT0408 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 143 14 CMT0409 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 144 4 CMT0410 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 765 7 CMT0411 The file contains data related to Section 4 (Agriculture) of commune questionnaire 144 6 longlat 197 15 Household code Household code Household code Household code Household code 6002 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 6002 1 388 Interviewer : Interviewer : Interviewer : Interviewer : Interviewer : 6002 1 72 Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year 6002 10198 311297 Dwelling found? Dwelling found? Dwelling found? Dwelling found? Dwelling found? dwelling found? if the answer code is 2, skip to supervor 6000 2 1 2 1 yes 2 no Is head of household the same? : Is head of household the same? : Is head of household the same? : Is head of household the same? : Is head of household the same? : if the answer code is 1, skip to religion of head; if the answer code is 2, skip to supervisor 5993 9 1 2 1 yes 2 no Religion of head Religion of head Religion of head Religion of head Religion of head 6002 1 8 1 Buddhist 2 Catholic 3 Protestant 4 Hoa Hao 5 Cao Dai 6 Muslim 7 Other 8 None Ethnic group of household head Ethnic group of household head Ethnic group of household head Ethnic group of household head Ethnic group of household head 6002 1 49 1 Kinh 2 Tay 3 Thai 4 Chinese 5 Khmer 6 Muong 7 Nung 8 H' Mong (Meo) 9 Dao 10 Gia- Rai 11 E- De 12 Ba-Na 13 Xo-Dang 14 San Chay (Cao lan - san chi) 15 Co Ho 16 Cham 17 San Diu 18 Hre 19 Mnong 20 Ra-Glai 21 Xtieng 22 Bru - Van Kieu 23 Tho 24 Giay 25 Co Tu 26 Gie -Trieng 27 Ma 28 Kho Mu 29 Co 30 Ta-Oi 31 Cho-Ro 32 Khang 33 Xinh - Mun 34 Ha Nhi 35 Chu - Ru 36 Lao 37 La Chi 38 La Hu 39 Lu 40 Lo Lo 41 Pa Then 42 Co Lao 43 Cong 44 Bo Y 45 Si La 46 Pu Peo 47 Brau 48 Ro-Mam 49 Other 50 Foreigner 51 Unspecified Language used by the respondent Language used by the respondent Language used by the respondent Language used by the respondent Language used by the respondent 5955 47 1 2 1 Vietnamese 2 Other Interpreter? Interpreter? Interpreter? Interpreter? Interpreter? 188 5814 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor 6002 1 30 Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year 6002 10198 311297 Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? 5989 13 1 2 1 yes 2 no This household replaces household no This household replaces household no This household replaces household no This household replaces household no This household replaces household no 275 5727 1 26 This household will be replaced by no This household will be replaced by no This household will be replaced by no This household will be replaced by no This household will be replaced by no 105 5897 1 28 Reason Reason Reason Reason Reason 171 5831 1 4 1 Dwelling not found/vacant 2 Occupant not at home 3 refusal 4 other Operator number Operator number Operator number Operator number Operator number 6001 1 1 22 Date of data entry in first round Date of data entry in first round Date of data entry in first round Date of data entry in first round Date of data entry in first round 6001 1 10198 311297 Supervisor of printouts first round Supervisor of printouts first round Supervisor of printouts first round Supervisor of printouts first round Supervisor of printouts first round 5647 355 1 30 Date of printouts Date of printouts Date of printouts Date of printouts Date of printouts 5621 381 10198 311297 Proposed date Proposed date Proposed date Proposed date Proposed date 5985 17 10598 311098 Interviewer number Interviewer number Interviewer number Interviewer number Interviewer number 5978 24 1 72 Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year Date/month/year 6002 10598 311098 Supervisor of verification of questionnaire Supervisor of verification of questionnaire Supervisor of verification of questionnaire Supervisor of verification of questionnaire Supervisor of verification of questionnaire 5967 35 1 30 Date of verification of questionnaire Date of verification of questionnaire Date of verification of questionnaire Date of verification of questionnaire Date of verification of questionnaire 5965 37 10198 311297 Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? Reinterview by supervisor? 5951 51 1 2 1 yes 2 no Operator in second round Operator in second round Operator in second round Operator in second round Operator in second round 5963 39 1 28 Date of data entry in second round Date of data entry in second round Date of data entry in second round Date of data entry in second round Date of data entry in second round 5963 39 10498 311098 Supervisor of printouts second round Supervisor of printouts second round Supervisor of printouts second round Supervisor of printouts second round Supervisor of printouts second round 5561 441 1 30 Date of prinouts second round Date of prinouts second round Date of prinouts second round Date of prinouts second round Date of prinouts second round 5528 474 10598 311098 Household code Household code Household code Household code Household code 6002 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 6002 1 388 Was this household interviewed in the 1992-1993 living standards survey? Was this household interviewed in the 1992-1993 living standards survey? Was this household interviewed in the 1992-1993 living standards survey? Was this household interviewed in the 1992-1993 living standards survey? Was this household interviewed in the 1992-1993 living standards survey? 6002 1 2 1 Yes 2 No What is household id code from 1992-1993? What is household id code from 1992-1993? What is household id code from 1992-1993? What is household id code from 1992-1993? What is household id code from 1992-1993? 4305 1697 1 301 Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 4305 1697 1 23 Current status of the dwelling and household that participated in the 1992-1993 living standard survey Current status of the dwelling and household that participated in the 1992-1993 living standard survey Current status of the dwelling and household that participated in the 1992-1993 living standard survey Current status of the dwelling and household that participated in the 1992-1993 living standard survey Current status of the dwelling and household that participated in the 1992-1993 living standard survey if the answer code is 1 or 3, skip to part C; if the answer code is 5, skip to question 6, if the answer codeis 6, skip to question 5 4305 1697 1 3 1 Still living in 1992-1993 dwelling, and interviewed this time 2 Still living in 1992-1993 dwelling, but not interviewed this time 3 Moved to another dwelling in the same village/cluster, and interviewed this time 4 Moved to another dwelling in the same village/cluster, but not interviewed this time 5 Moved away from the village/cluster, interviewed new household in dwelling 6 Moved away from the village/cluster, interviewed a household in another dwelling Sysmiss Why was the household not interviewed? Why was the household not interviewed? Why was the household not interviewed? Why was the household not interviewed? Why was the household not interviewed? end of interview 6002 1 Refusal 2 Temporarily away from village/cluster 3 Split into 3 or more households and no original members from 1992/93 4 1992/93 household no longer exists, former members have merged with new household, but do not head that household 5 Other reason Sysmiss Why did no interview take place with new household in original dwelling of household that moved away? Why did no interview take place with new household in original dwelling of household that moved away? Why did no interview take place with new household in original dwelling of household that moved away? Why did no interview take place with new household in original dwelling of household that moved away? Why did no interview take place with new household in original dwelling of household that moved away? 6002 1 Dwelling no longer exists 2 Dwelling vacant 3 Refusal 4 Temporarily away from village 5 Other reason Sysmiss Who in the village is able to provide information on the whereabouts of the household members? Who in the village is able to provide information on the whereabouts of the household members? Who in the village is able to provide information on the whereabouts of the household members? Who in the village is able to provide information on the whereabouts of the household members? Who in the village is able to provide information on the whereabouts of the household members? if the answer cod is 1 >> end of interview if the answer code is 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 skip to section 1D 6002 1 No one 2 Neighbor 3 Relative 4 Local official 5 other Sysmiss Household code Household code Household code Household code Household code 13000 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 13000 1 388 How many time go to the household How many time go to the household How many time go to the household How many time go to the household How many time go to the household 13000 1 8 Day Day Day Day Day 12993 7 1 31 Month Month Month Month Month 12993 7 1 12 Year Year Year Year Year 12993 7 97 98 Start time: hour Start time: hour Start time: hour Start time: hour Start time: hour 12949 51 1 22 Minutes Minutes Minutes Minutes Minutes 12937 63 55 Finish time: hour Finish time: hour Finish time: hour Finish time: hour Finish time: hour 12913 87 23 Minutes Minutes Minutes Minutes Minutes 12902 98 58 Respondent ID code (1) Respondent ID code (1) Respondent ID code (1) Respondent ID code (1) Respondent ID code (1) 12915 85 1 99 Respondent ID code (2) Respondent ID code (2) Respondent ID code (2) Respondent ID code (2) Respondent ID code (2) 8410 4590 1 30 Respondent ID code (3) Respondent ID code (3) Respondent ID code (3) Respondent ID code (3) Respondent ID code (3) 3269 9731 1 14 Respondent ID code (4) Respondent ID code (4) Respondent ID code (4) Respondent ID code (4) Respondent ID code (4) 1573 11427 1 19 Were any outsiders present? Were any outsiders present? Were any outsiders present? Were any outsiders present? Were any outsiders present? 12905 95 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Sections completed - Roster Sections completed - Roster Sections completed - Roster Sections completed - Roster Sections completed - Roster 5649 7351 1 1 Education Education Education Education Education 5708 7292 1 1 Health Health Health Health Health 5701 7299 1 1 Labor Labor Labor Labor Labor 5693 7307 1 1 Migratiion Migratiion Migratiion Migratiion Migratiion 5669 7331 1 1 Housing Housing Housing Housing Housing 5653 7347 1 1 Second round selection Second round selection Second round selection Second round selection Second round selection 5633 7367 1 1 Fertility Fertility Fertility Fertility Fertility 4237 8763 1 1 Agricultture Agricultture Agricultture Agricultture Agricultture 4192 8808 1 1 Non-farm entreprise Non-farm entreprise Non-farm entreprise Non-farm entreprise Non-farm entreprise 2989 10011 1 1 Food expenditures Food expenditures Food expenditures Food expenditures Food expenditures 5585 7415 1 1 Non-food expenditure Non-food expenditure Non-food expenditure Non-food expenditure Non-food expenditure 5649 7351 1 1 Other income Other income Other income Other income Other income 5310 7690 1 1 Lending/borrowing Lending/borrowing Lending/borrowing Lending/borrowing Lending/borrowing 5281 7719 1 1 Anthropometrics Anthropometrics Anthropometrics Anthropometrics Anthropometrics 5534 7466 1 1 Assessment of interview Assessment of interview Assessment of interview Assessment of interview Assessment of interview 12909 91 1 2 1 Reliable 2 Unreliable Sysmiss Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 6002 101 38820 household ID code. cluster ID code cluster ID code cluster ID code cluster ID code cluster ID code 6002 1 388 cluster ID code ID code of respondent ID code of respondent ID code of respondent ID code of respondent ID code of respondent 6001 1 1 7 ID code of the respondent Household code Household code Household code Household code Household code 28633 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 28633 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code Definitions For the purposes of this survey, the household should be defined as a person, or group of people who sleep and eat together in the same place for at least 6 months out of the past 12 months (period ending at the time the household is interviewed). There are 8 exceptions to this rule: 1) Household head is always a member of the household, even if that person didn’t eat and sleep in the household more than 6 months. 2) New-born children not yet 6 months old are still considered household members. 3) Lodgers, hired workers and servants who are heads of their own households in another location, even though they sleep under the same roof and contribute money to eat together with the household for 6 months or more, should not be considered a household member. 4) People who have died in the past 12 months should not be counted as a household member, even if they lived in the household for more than 6 months. 5) People with the intention of staying in the household permanently whether with appropriate papers (marriage certificate, transfer or demobilisation papers...) or without papers such as: new daughter- or son-in-law recently moved in with spouse’s family, child recently returned from the army not yet 6 months, ... should still be considered household members. 6) Children who go to study and live away from the household but the household still provides for their living expenses and is not a member of any other household. 7) Gone to do military service but will return to live in the household. 8) People with blood relationship with the household head whose work requires them to be absent for more than 6 months of the year, but who consider this their permanent place of residence and who contribute to the household budget 28633 1 19 Sex Sex Sex Sex Sex The interviewer should ask the respondent the name of all people who usually sleep in the dwelling of the household and eat together, not only people whose names are listed in the household registration 28633 1 2 Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household Relationship to head of household relationship to head of the household head? The interviewer should ask the respondent the name of all people who usually sleep in the dwelling of the household and eat together, not only people whose names are listed in the household registration 28633 1 13 1 Head 2 Wife or husband 3 Child 4 Son/daughter-in-law 5 Grandchild 6 Father or mother 7 Parents-in-law. 8 Sister or brother 9 Grandfather/grandmother 10 Niece/nephew 11 Other relative 12 Adopted/step child 13 Other people not related to the head Can you tell me the date of birth Can you tell me the date of birth Can you tell me the date of birth Can you tell me the date of birth Can you tell me the date of birth for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 Can you tell me the date of birth? if answer is 3 >> go to question 6 Age and birth date are some of the most important information in the survey. If a document proving birth date is available such as a birth certificate, id card, or passport, take the birth date from that document to record in question 5. In that case, the interviewer should calculate the age and ask the respondent to verify before recording age in question 6. If age and birth year are not consistent, you should ask for the lunar year to check and recalculate age. In question 5, “year” should be record with 4 digits. For example, record 1952 not 52. If the respondent doesn’t have any of the above papers, ask for age of people in the list and record in question 6. You should record years for people aged 10 and over; record both years and months for people less than 10 years old. Calculate age in completed years (completed years and months). For example: At the date of the interview, a person has an age in the interval 1 to 29 days, record 0 months, if in the interval from 1 month to 1 month and 29 days, record 1 month; if in the interval 1 year 2 months to 1 year 2 months and 29 days, record 1 year and 2 months. If the respondent doesn’t remember age in years according to the solar calendar, but do remember the years according to the lunar calendar, then the interviewer should check in the age equivalent table or if they can’t remember even the lunar years, the interviewer should suggest some major events in the lifetime of that person or of the community (commune, city, office...) or of the country or world such as: year of starvation 1945, national liberation day, peace day, world war, v.v. to help the respondent remember his/her birthday. If for some reason a person has a different date on birth certificate than the true birth date, record the true birth date 28633 1 3 1 Yes 2 Yes, part 3 No Date of birth Date of birth Date of birth Date of birth Date of birth for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 date of birtth calculatethe person 's age and ask the respondennt to confirm it in Q.6. Write KB in column if don't known Age and birth date are some of the most important information in the survey. If a document proving birth date is available such as a birth certificate, id card, or passport, take the birth date from that document to record in question 5. In that case, the interviewer should calculate the age and ask the respondent to verify before recording age in question 6. If age and birth year are not consistent, you should ask for the lunar year to check and recalculate age. In question 5, “year” should be record with 4 digits. For example, record 1952 not 52. If the respondent doesn’t have any of the above papers, ask for age of people in the list and record in question 6. You should record years for people aged 10 and over; record both years and months for people less than 10 years old. Calculate age in completed years (completed years and months). For example: At the date of the interview, a person has an age in the interval 1 to 29 days, record 0 months, if in the interval from 1 month to 1 month and 29 days, record 1 month; if in the interval 1 year 2 months to 1 year 2 months and 29 days, record 1 year and 2 months. If the respondent doesn’t remember age in years according to the solar calendar, but do remember the years according to the lunar calendar, then the interviewer should check in the age equivalent table or if they can’t remember even the lunar years, the interviewer should suggest some major events in the lifetime of that person or of the community (commune, city, office...) or of the country or world such as: year of starvation 1945, national liberation day, peace day, world war, v.v. to help the respondent remember his/her birthday. If for some reason a person has a different date on birth certificate than the true birth date, record the true birth date 21472 7161 1 31 Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth Month of birth for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 month of birth calculatethe person 's age and ask the respondennt to confirm it in Q.6. Write KB in column if don't known Age and birth date are some of the most important information in the survey. If a document proving birth date is available such as a birth certificate, id card, or passport, take the birth date from that document to record in question 5. In that case, the interviewer should calculate the age and ask the respondent to verify before recording age in question 6. If age and birth year are not consistent, you should ask for the lunar year to check and recalculate age. In question 5, “year” should be record with 4 digits. For example, record 1952 not 52. If the respondent doesn’t have any of the above papers, ask for age of people in the list and record in question 6. You should record years for people aged 10 and over; record both years and months for people less than 10 years old. Calculate age in completed years (completed years and months). For example: At the date of the interview, a person has an age in the interval 1 to 29 days, record 0 months, if in the interval from 1 month to 1 month and 29 days, record 1 month; if in the interval 1 year 2 months to 1 year 2 months and 29 days, record 1 year and 2 months. If the respondent doesn’t remember age in years according to the solar calendar, but do remember the years according to the lunar calendar, then the interviewer should check in the age equivalent table or if they can’t remember even the lunar years, the interviewer should suggest some major events in the lifetime of that person or of the community (commune, city, office...) or of the country or world such as: year of starvation 1945, national liberation day, peace day, world war, v.v. to help the respondent remember his/her birthday. If for some reason a person has a different date on birth certificate than the true birth date, record the true birth date 22271 6362 1 12 Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth Year of birth for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 year of birth calculatethe person 's age and ask the respondennt to confirm it in Q.6. Write KB in column if don't known Age and birth date are some of the most important information in the survey. If a document proving birth date is available such as a birth certificate, id card, or passport, take the birth date from that document to record in question 5. In that case, the interviewer should calculate the age and ask the respondent to verify before recording age in question 6. If age and birth year are not consistent, you should ask for the lunar year to check and recalculate age. In question 5, “year” should be record with 4 digits. For example, record 1952 not 52. If the respondent doesn’t have any of the above papers, ask for age of people in the list and record in question 6. You should record years for people aged 10 and over; record both years and months for people less than 10 years old. Calculate age in completed years (completed years and months). For example: At the date of the interview, a person has an age in the interval 1 to 29 days, record 0 months, if in the interval from 1 month to 1 month and 29 days, record 1 month; if in the interval 1 year 2 months to 1 year 2 months and 29 days, record 1 year and 2 months. If the respondent doesn’t remember age in years according to the solar calendar, but do remember the years according to the lunar calendar, then the interviewer should check in the age equivalent table or if they can’t remember even the lunar years, the interviewer should suggest some major events in the lifetime of that person or of the community (commune, city, office...) or of the country or world such as: year of starvation 1945, national liberation day, peace day, world war, v.v. to help the respondent remember his/her birthday. If for some reason a person has a different date on birth certificate than the true birth date, record the true birth date 28069 564 1899 1998 How old by years? How old by years? How old by years? How old by years? How old by years? for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 How old by years? enter year if 10 and older; enter year and month if <10 years old; if less than 12 years old then >> Q.10 Age and birth date are some of the most important information in the survey. If a document proving birth date is available such as a birth certificate, id card, or passport, take the birth date from that document to record in question 5. In that case, the interviewer should calculate the age and ask the respondent to verify before recording age in question 6. If age and birth year are not consistent, you should ask for the lunar year to check and recalculate age. In question 5, “year” should be record with 4 digits. For example, record 1952 not 52. If the respondent doesn’t have any of the above papers, ask for age of people in the list and record in question 6. You should record years for people aged 10 and over; record both years and months for people less than 10 years old. Calculate age in completed years (completed years and months). For example: At the date of the interview, a person has an age in the interval 1 to 29 days, record 0 months, if in the interval from 1 month to 1 month and 29 days, record 1 month; if in the interval 1 year 2 months to 1 year 2 months and 29 days, record 1 year and 2 months. If the respondent doesn’t remember age in years according to the solar calendar, but do remember the years according to the lunar calendar, then the interviewer should check in the age equivalent table or if they can’t remember even the lunar years, the interviewer should suggest some major events in the lifetime of that person or of the community (commune, city, office...) or of the country or world such as: year of starvation 1945, national liberation day, peace day, world war, v.v. to help the respondent remember his/her birthday. If for some reason a person has a different date on birth certificate than the true birth date, record the true birth date 28633 99 How old by months? How old by months? How old by months? How old by months? How old by months? for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 How old by months? enter year if 10 and older; enter year and month if <10 years old; if less than 12 years old then >> Q.10 5336 23297 11 Present marital status? Present marital status? Present marital status? Present marital status? Present marital status? for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 Present marital? if the question is 2, 3, 5 >> question 10 “Marital status” is the status at the time of the interview. The interviewer should base the response on possible marital statuses recorded in the possible responses and the skill of the interviewer to determine the true marital status of the respondent. In reality, they could reply: for example single even though they are divorced or separated. “Married” includes all cases such as registered marriage, religious marriage, ethnic traditional marriage without or without marital registration; living like husband and wife but without registering marriage and not being married; many wives... 21767 6866 1 5 1 Married 2 Widowed 3 Divorced 4 Separated 5 Never married Sysmiss Husband/wife of NAME living in this household now? Husband/wife of NAME living in this household now? Husband/wife of NAME living in this household now? Husband/wife of NAME living in this household now? Husband/wife of NAME living in this household now? for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 8. Husband/wife of NAME living in this household now? if the answer is 2 >> question 10 11590 17043 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss ID code of husband/wife ID code of husband/wife ID code of husband/wife ID code of husband/wife ID code of husband/wife for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 copy ID code of husband/wife. if more than 1 wife then record the ID code of the firstt If the name of the spouse is recorded in question 1 then record the id code of that person in question 9. The id code is the code in the right of the column of names, before question 2. Each person has a maximum id code of 2 digits which is used throughout the questionnaire. If a person has more than one wife, record the name and id code of the first wife 11151 17482 1 19 Number of months he/she been away from this household? Number of months he/she been away from this household? Number of months he/she been away from this household? Number of months he/she been away from this household? Number of months he/she been away from this household? for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 10. Number of months he/she been away from this household? The interviewer should be extremely careful to determine accurately the number of months absent from the household because that is the main criteria for determining who is a household member 28633 12 Household member? Household member? Household member? Household member? Household member? for each person in question 1, ask 4-11 11. Household member? >> next person Based on the answer to question 10 and eight exceptions described above, the interviewer must identify each individual (as a household member), before going on to the next person. Write 1 for household members and 2 for people who are not household members. Then ask the next person questions 4 to 11 28633 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household members <=70 years 27380 101 38820 Cluster ID code Cluster ID code Cluster ID code Cluster ID code Cluster ID code Household members <=70 years 27380 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code Household members <=70 years 27380 1 19 Is the natural father of [NAME] living in this household? Is the natural father of [NAME] living in this household? Is the natural father of [NAME] living in this household? Is the natural father of [NAME] living in this household? Is the natural father of [NAME] living in this household? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old 1. Is the natural father of [NAME] living in this household? if answer code is 2 > go to the question 3 Household members <=70 years 27380 1 2 1 Yes 2 No The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members ID code for the father ID code for the father ID code for the father ID code for the father ID code for the father only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old ID code for the father skip to the question 9 Household members <=70 years 13888 13492 1 13 The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members Is the father of NAME still alive? Is the father of NAME still alive? Is the father of NAME still alive? Is the father of NAME still alive? Is the father of NAME still alive? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old 3. Is the father of NAME still alive? Household members <=70 years 13487 13893 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members Did the father of NAME attend school? Did the father of NAME attend school? Did the father of NAME attend school? Did the father of NAME attend school? Did the father of NAME attend school? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old 4. Did the father of NAME attend school? if the answer code is 2 or 3 skip to the question 8 Household members <=70 years 13485 13895 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members The father highest grade completed The father highest grade completed The father highest grade completed The father highest grade completed The father highest grade completed only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old 5. The father highest grade completed if the answer code is 13 skip to the question 8 Household members <=70 years 9142 18238 13 None 1 GR1 2 GR2 3 GR3 4 GR4 5 GR5 6 GR6 7 GR7 8 GR8 9 GR9 10 GR10 11 GR11 12 GR12 13 Don't Know The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did he finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did he finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did he finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did he finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did he finish? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did he finish? Household members <=70 years 6929 20451 13 None 1 HSVE1 2 HSVE2 3 HSVE3 4 U/C1 5 U/C2 6 U/C3 7 U/C4 8 U/C5 9 U/C6 10 U/C7 11 MASTER1 12 MASTER2 13 PHD1 14 PHD2 15 PHD3 16 PHD4 Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members The highest diploma or degree obtained by the father of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the father of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the father of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the father of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the father of NAME? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old The highest diploma or degree obtained by the father of NAME? Household members <=70 years 6928 20452 13 None 1 Primary 2 Lower Secondary 3 Upper Secondary 4 Certificate (<1 yr) 5 Training Diploma (1-2 years) 6 Tech./Prof.Secondary School 7 Junior College 8 Associates Degree 9 Bachelors 10 Masters 11 Sub-Doctor 12 PHD 13 Don't know Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members What kind of work did the father of NAME do for most of his life What kind of work did the father of NAME do for most of his life What kind of work did the father of NAME do for most of his life What kind of work did the father of NAME do for most of his life What kind of work did the father of NAME do for most of his life only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old What kind if work dudd the father of NAME do for most of his life if don't known write KB Household members <=70 years 13334 14046 99 1 2 10 Communist Party officials of all levels (career) 11 Executive, legislative and justice branches 12 Leadership of large and small institutions both private and public 21 Leaders in Natural and life sciences e.g (physics, meteorology) 22 Leaders in Technical Sciences (architecture, planning etc.) 23 Doctor, dentist 24 Pharmacist, pharmacy assistant 25 Traditional healers including traditional midwife 26 Nurse, physician's assistant, trained midwife, nurse's aide occupational specialty) 27 Other medical professionals (veterinarians, etc.) 28 Junior College/University instructor 29 Upper and lower secondary school teacher 30 Primary school teacher 31 Pre-school teacher (kindergarten and nursery school) 32 Other educational professionals 33 Mid-level managers 34 Legal professions 35 Archivist, librarian, information officer, postal clerk 36 Social scientists 37 Cultural, entertainment, sports 38 Religious Specialist (priest, monk...) 39 Optics, electronic equipment technicians 40 Safety and quality inspectors 41 Business, financial, insurance, real estate agents and other intermediaries 42 Customs and tax officials (includes social welfare, issuing licenses) 43 Social worker 44 Accountant, auditors 45 Other office workers (secretary, data entry, typist) 46 Customer service 51 Service on transportation (stewardess...) 52 Cleaning, janitorial services (business and home) 53 Personal care (taking care of children, home nursing,...) 54 Other personal services (haircut, burial, fortune tellers, astrologists...) 55 Protection services (police, guards, firefighters, parking attendants...) 56 Sales and promotion in stores 57 Sales in market and stalls 58 Sales on street (peddlers) 61 Cultivators including those who also raise livestock 62 Livestock raisers 63 Forestry and related workers 64 Aquaculture 65 Fishing 66 Hunting and Trapping 71 Skilled manual worker in mining 72 Skilled construction worker 73 Metal, mechanical workers 74 Electricians, electronic equipment assemblers, phone line installers... 75 Handicraftsmen and printing 76 Food processing 77 Woodworking (including rattan and bamboo) 78 Textile and garment worker 79 Leather and shoemaking industry worker 81 Production machine and equipment operators 82 Drivers and operators of motorized equipment 91 Other simple services on the street not elsewhere specified 92 Laundry, ironing 93 Letter deliverers, porters, doormen 94 Garbage collectors, scavengers 95 Unskilled workers in agriculture, forestry or fisheries 96 Unskilled workers in mining, construction, industry and transportation 97 Other unskilled workers 99 Other Occupations not elsewhere specified (e.g. military) Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person. ask about the biological father of household members Is the natural mother of NAME living in this hh? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this hh? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this hh? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this hh? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this hh? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old Is the natural mother of NAME living in this hh? if the answer code 2 skip to the question 11 Household members <=70 years 27380 1 2 1 Yes 2 No The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person Mother's ID code Mother's ID code Mother's ID code Mother's ID code Mother's ID code only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old Mother's ID code skip to the next person Household members <=70 years 15787 11593 1 16 The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person Is the mother NAME still alive? Is the mother NAME still alive? Is the mother NAME still alive? Is the mother NAME still alive? Is the mother NAME still alive? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old Is the mother NAME still alive? Household members <=70 years 11592 15788 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person Did the mother of NAME attend school? Did the mother of NAME attend school? Did the mother of NAME attend school? Did the mother of NAME attend school? Did the mother of NAME attend school? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old Did the mother of NAME attend school? if the answer code is 2, 3 skip to thequestion 16 Household members <=70 years 11591 15789 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Don't know Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person The highest grade mother completed The highest grade mother completed The highest grade mother completed The highest grade mother completed The highest grade mother completed only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old The highese grade mother completed If the answer code is 13 > skip to the question 16 Household members <=70 years 5471 21909 13 None 1 GR1 2 GR2 3 GR3 4 GR4 5 GR5 6 GR6 7 GR7 8 GR8 9 GR9 10 GR10 11 GR11 12 GR12 13 Don't Know The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did mother finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did mother finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did mother finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did mother finish? What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did mother finish? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old What year of high school, vocational school, university/college did mother finish? Household members <=70 years 4188 23192 12 NONE 1 HSVE1 2 HSVE2 3 HSVE3 4 U/C1 5 U/C2 6 U/C3 7 U/C4 8 U/C5 9 U/C6 10 U/C7 11 MASTER1 12 MASTER2 13 PHD1 14 PHD2 15 PHD3 16 PHD4 Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person The highest diploma or degree obtained by the mother of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the mother of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the mother of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the mother of NAME? The highest diploma or degree obtained by the mother of NAME? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old The highest diploma or degree obtained by the mother of NAME? Household members <=70 years 4187 23193 13 None 1 Primary 2 Lower Secondary 3 Upper Secondary 4 Certificate (<1 yr) 5 Training Diploma (1-2 years) 6 Tech./Prof.Secondary School 7 Junior College 8 Associates Degree 9 Bachelors 10 Masters 11 Sub-Doctor 12 PHD 13 Don't know Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person Kind of work the mother of NAME did for most of her life? Kind of work the mother of NAME did for most of her life? Kind of work the mother of NAME did for most of her life? Kind of work the mother of NAME did for most of her life? Kind of work the mother of NAME did for most of her life? only ask if household member less than or equal 70 years old Kind of work the mother of NAME did for most of her life? SKIP TO THE NEXT PERSON Household members <=70 years 11529 15851 99 1 10 Communist Party officials of all levels (career) 11 Executive, legislative and justice branches 12 Leadership of large and small institutions both private and public 21 Leaders in Natural and life sciences e.g (physics, meteorology) 22 Leaders in Technical Sciences (architecture, planning etc.) 23 Doctor, dentist 24 Pharmacist, pharmacy assistant 25 Traditional healers including traditional midwife 26 Nurse, physician's assistant, trained midwife, nurse's aide occupational specialty) 27 Other medical professionals (veterinarians, etc.) 28 Junior College/University instructor 29 Upper and lower secondary school teacher 30 Primary school teacher 31 Pre-school teacher (kindergarten and nursery school) 32 Other educational professionals 33 Mid-level managers 34 Legal professions 35 Archivist, librarian, information officer, postal clerk 36 Social scientists 37 Cultural, entertainment, sports 38 Religious Specialist (priest, monk...) 39 Optics, electronic equipment technicians 40 Safety and quality inspectors 41 Business, financial, insurance, real estate agents and other intermediaries 42 Customs and tax officials (includes social welfare, issuing licenses) 43 Social worker 44 Accountant, auditors 45 Other office workers (secretary, data entry, typist) 46 Customer service 51 Service on transportation (stewardess...) 52 Cleaning, janitorial services (business and home) 53 Personal care (taking care of children, home nursing,...) 54 Other personal services (haircut, burial, fortune tellers, astrologists...) 55 Protection services (police, guards, firefighters, parking attendants...) 56 Sales and promotion in stores 57 Sales in market and stalls 58 Sales on street (peddlers) 60 61 Cultivators including those who also raise livestock 62 Livestock raisers 63 Forestry and related workers 64 Aquaculture 65 Fishing 66 Hunting and Trapping 71 Skilled manual worker in mining 72 Skilled construction worker 73 Metal, mechanical workers 74 Electricians, electronic equipment assemblers, phone line installers... 75 Handicraftsmen and printing 76 Food processing 77 Woodworking (including rattan and bamboo) 78 Textile and garment worker 79 Leather and shoemaking industry worker 81 Production machine and equipment operators 82 Drivers and operators of motorized equipment 91 Other simple services on the street not elsewhere specified 92 Laundry, ironing 93 Letter deliverers, porters, doormen 94 Garbage collectors, scavengers 95 Unskilled workers in agriculture, forestry or fisheries 96 Unskilled workers in mining, construction, industry and transportation 97 Other unskilled workers 99 Other Occupations not elsewhere specified (e.g. military) Sysmiss The questions in part B only ask household members, i.e. people with an X marked in column A and with their name on the household card. Ask questions 1 to 16 before going on to the next person Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 6002 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 6002 1 388 Order of household Order of household Order of household Order of household Order of household 6002 1 37 Does any member of your household have children living elsewhere who are not household members? Does any member of your household have children living elsewhere who are not household members? Does any member of your household have children living elsewhere who are not household members? Does any member of your household have children living elsewhere who are not household members? Does any member of your household have children living elsewhere who are not household members? Does any member of your household have children living elsewhere who are not household members? if the answer code is 2 skip to the part D Include children who are members of other households living in this dwelling. 6002 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 10426 101 38818 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 10426 1 388 Order of child Order of child Order of child Order of child Order of child 10426 1 14 Sex? Sex? Sex? Sex? Sex? sex? 10425 1 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. How old is [NAME] now? How old is [NAME] now? How old is [NAME] now? How old is [NAME] now? How old is [NAME] now? 10414 12 76 This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Is the natural father of NAME living in this household? Is the natural father of NAME living in this household? Is the natural father of NAME living in this household? Is the natural father of NAME living in this household? Is the natural father of NAME living in this household? Is the natural father of NAME living in this household? if the answer code is 2 > skip to the question 7 10425 1 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Father's ID code Father's ID code Father's ID code Father's ID code Father's ID code 6926 3500 1 10 This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Is the natural mother of NAME living in this household? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this household? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this household? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this household? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this household? Is the natural mother of NAME living in this household? if the answer code is 2 skip to the question 9 10425 1 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Mother's ID code Mother's ID code Mother's ID code Mother's ID code Mother's ID code Mother 's ID code 9236 1190 1 16 This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Has NAME ever attended to the school? Has NAME ever attended to the school? Has NAME ever attended to the school? Has NAME ever attended to the school? Has NAME ever attended to the school? 9. Has NAME ever attended to the school? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 14 10425 1 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Is NAME attending school now? Is NAME attending school now? Is NAME attending school now? Is NAME attending school now? Is NAME attending school now? 10. Is NAME attending school now? 9967 459 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. What is highest grade completed by NAME? What is highest grade completed by NAME? What is highest grade completed by NAME? What is highest grade completed by NAME? What is highest grade completed by NAME? 11. What is highest grade completed by NAME? if the answer code is 13, skip to thhe question 14 9965 461 13 None 1 GR1 2 GR2 3 GR3 4 GR4 5 GR5 6 GR6 7 GR7 8 GR8 9 GR9 10 GR10 11 GR11 12 GR12 13 Don't Know Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. What year of vocational school tech./prof. high school, univercsty, college or post-graduate sschooling ddid NAME completed? What year of vocational school tech./prof. high school, univercsty, college or post-graduate sschooling ddid NAME completed? What year of vocational school tech./prof. high school, univercsty, college or post-graduate sschooling ddid NAME completed? What year of vocational school tech./prof. high school, univercsty, college or post-graduate sschooling ddid NAME completed? What year of vocational school tech./prof. high school, univercsty, college or post-graduate sschooling ddid NAME completed? 12. What year of vocational school tech./prof. high school, univercsty, college or post-graduate sschooling ddid NAME completed? 9851 575 16 NONE 1 HSVE1 2 HSVE2 3 HSVE3 4 U/C1 5 U/C2 6 U/C3 7 U/C4 8 U/C5 9 U/C6 10 U/C7 11 MASTER1 12 MASTER2 13 PHD1 14 PHD2 15 PHD3 16 PHD4 This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. What was the highest diploma or degree obtain by NAME? What was the highest diploma or degree obtain by NAME? What was the highest diploma or degree obtain by NAME? What was the highest diploma or degree obtain by NAME? What was the highest diploma or degree obtain by NAME? 13. What was the highest diploma or degree obtain by NAME? 9851 575 13 None 1 Primary 2 Lower Secondary 3 Upper Secondary 4 Certificate (<1 yr) 5 Training Diploma (1-2 years) 6 Tech./Prof.Secondary School 7 Junior College 8 Associates Degree 9 Bachelors 10 Masters 11 Sub-Doctor 12 PHD 13 Don't know Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. In what province or country does NAME live? In what province or country does NAME live? In what province or country does NAME live? In what province or country does NAME live? In what province or country does NAME live? 14. In what province or country does NAME live? if the NAME live overseas skip to the next person 10418 8 1 84 This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Where does NAME live? Where does NAME live? Where does NAME live? Where does NAME live? Where does NAME live? 15. Where does NAME live? skip to the next person 10148 278 1 5 1 City 2 Town 3 Small town 4 Rural area 5 Don't know Sysmiss This section asks household members about their biological children currently living in another place and not household members, including those living right next door but belonging to a different household. Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 21786 501 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 21786 5 388 ID code in VHLSS 92 - 93 ID code in VHLSS 92 - 93 ID code in VHLSS 92 - 93 ID code in VHLSS 92 - 93 ID code in VHLSS 92 - 93 supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 2.ID code in VHLSS 92 - 93 The supervisor should use the household roster from the VLSS 92/93 to fill in these questions. Copy the name, id, gender and age of all people recorded in the household roster of the VLSS 1992-93 21786 1 25 This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Sex in VHLSS 92 - 93 Sex in VHLSS 92 - 93 Sex in VHLSS 92 - 93 Sex in VHLSS 92 - 93 Sex in VHLSS 92 - 93 supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). The supervisor should use the household roster from the VLSS 92/93 to fill in these questions. Copy the name, id, gender and age of all people recorded in the household roster of the VLSS 1992-93 21786 1 2 1 Male 2 Female This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Age in VHLSS 92 - 93 Age in VHLSS 92 - 93 Age in VHLSS 92 - 93 Age in VHLSS 92 - 93 Age in VHLSS 92 - 93 supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 4. Age in VHLSS 92 - 93 The supervisor should use the household roster from the VLSS 92/93 to fill in these questions. Copy the name, id, gender and age of all people recorded in the household roster of the VLSS 1992-93 21786 96 This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Is NAME the member of the household? Is NAME the member of the household? Is NAME the member of the household? Is NAME the member of the household? Is NAME the member of the household? supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 5. Is NAME the member of the household? if the answer code is 2, ski tto the question 7 The supervisor should use the household roster from the VLSS 92/93 to fill in these questions. If the person whose name is in question 1 is still a member of the household being interviewed, record code 1 in question 5 and record the idc for the current survey from section 1 part A to question 6 and go on to the next person. The ID code recorded in question 6 (idc of the 1992/93 VLSS) can be different from the idc recorded in question 2 (idc of the 1997-98 VLSS). If a person whose name is in question 1 is not a member of the household being interviewed because they have left and joined another household, moved away, ... record 2 in question 5 and go on to question 7 21786 1 2 1 Yes 2 No This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. ID code from section 1 Part A ID code from section 1 Part A ID code from section 1 Part A ID code from section 1 Part A ID code from section 1 Part A supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 6. Copy ID code from section 1 part A. >> next person The supervisor should use the household roster from the VLSS 92/93 to fill in these questions. If the person whose name is in question 1 is still a member of the household being interviewed, record code 1 in question 5 and record the idc for the current survey from section 1 part A to question 6 and go on to the next person. The ID code recorded in question 6 (idc of the 1992/93 VLSS) can be different from the idc recorded in question 2 (idc of the 1997-98 VLSS). If a person whose name is in question 1 is not a member of the household being interviewed because they have left and joined another household, moved away, ... record 2 in question 5 and go on to question 7 17834 3952 1 18 This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Why NAME is no longer living in thhis houseehold? Why NAME is no longer living in thhis houseehold? Why NAME is no longer living in thhis houseehold? Why NAME is no longer living in thhis houseehold? Why NAME is no longer living in thhis houseehold? supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 7. Why NAME is no longer living in thhis houseehold? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 11 The interviewer should ask the local officials or other individuals who know about people whose names are written in question1 but who have left the household interviewed in the VLSS 92-93 3944 17842 1 2 1 Moved, split household 2 Died Sysmiss This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Why did NAME move out of this household? Why did NAME move out of this household? Why did NAME move out of this household? Why did NAME move out of this household? Why did NAME move out of this household? supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 8. Why did NAME move out of this household? The interviewer should ask the local officials or other individuals who know about people whose names are written in question1 but who have left the household interviewed in the VLSS 92-93 3407 18379 1 6 1 Employment 2 Marriage, split household 3 Schooling 4 Follow family 5 Other 6 Don't know Sysmiss This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. In what province or country does NAME now live? In what province or country does NAME now live? In what province or country does NAME now live? In what province or country does NAME now live? In what province or country does NAME now live? supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 9. In what province or country does NAME now live? The interviewer should ask the local officials or other individuals who know about people whose names are written in question1 but who have left the household interviewed in the VLSS 92-93. in this question, if don't known write KB. 3399 18387 1 84 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. When did NAME move? month When did NAME move? month When did NAME move? month When did NAME move? month When did NAME move? month supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 10. When did NAME move? >> skip to the next person. The interviewer should ask the local officials or other individuals who know about people whose names are written in question1 but who have left the household interviewed in the VLSS 92-93 if don't known write KB 3330 18456 12 This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Year Year Year Year Year supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). The interviewer should ask the local officials or other individuals who know about people whose names are written in question1 but who have left the household interviewed in the VLSS 92-93 3367 18419 3 98 This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. When did NAME die? month When did NAME die? month When did NAME die? month When did NAME die? month When did NAME die? month supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 11. When did NAME died? The interviewer should ask the local officials or other individuals who know about people whose names are written in question1 but who have left the household interviewed in the VLSS 92-93 if don't known write KB. 526 21260 1 12 This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Year Year Year Year Year supervisor completes column 1,2,3,4 before giving the questionnaire to interviewers. interviewer ask this part only to households which participated in the VLSS 1992-1993 and who are available for interview this time (section 0, part B Q 1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 1 or 3), or who have moved away but someone is available to provide information on household members (section 0 part b Q.1 answer code 1 and Q. 3 answer code 5 or 6 and Q.6 answer codes 2-5). 529 21257 91 98 This section is designed to identify out of the people interviewed in the VLSS 92/93, who will be interviewed this time and who for one reason or the other won’t be interviewed. People with information recorded in question 6 are the people present for both surveys. Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 28519 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 28519 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28519 1 19 Person answering for himself/herself Person answering for himself/herself Person answering for himself/herself Person answering for himself/herself Person answering for himself/herself ask all household members. 1. Is this person answering for himself/herself? household member more than 10 years of age should respond directly to these questions. You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 28518 1 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Sysmiss Have you ever attended the school? Have you ever attended the school? Have you ever attended the school? Have you ever attended the school? Have you ever attended the school? ask all household members. 2. Have you ever atended the school? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 2 part E You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 28519 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Currently attending school. Currently attending school. Currently attending school. Currently attending school. Currently attending school. ask all household members. 3. Are you currently atending school? if the answer code is 1 or 3, skip to the part B You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. A person who has completed upper secondary education, taken the exams to enter the university but failed, and in the past 12 months has been reviewing for university entrance exams should be considered not to be in school, and record code 2 24243 4276 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Summer break Sysmiss School last attended School last attended School last attended School last attended School last attended ask all household members. 4. Was the school you last attended a pre-school, primary school, lower sencondary school, upper secondary school, vocation school or university/junior college? if the answer code is 1 skip tto the question 6, if the answer code is 2 skip tto the question 19, if the answer code is 3 skip tto the question 15, if the answer code is 4 skip tto the question 11, if the answer code is 6 skip tto the question 7. You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. Ask people currently not studying about the school they last attended. For example, a person currently retired who had earlier studied was upper secondary, then the last school attended was upper secondary. If a person who had completed upper secondary and entered the university and later on go their PhD, then the last school attended was university. If a person has completed upper secondary, then went on to the university, then went on to study a vocation in a job placement center in the district then the last level of education was vocational education record code 5 (Vocational training). Code 5 includes technical worker school, technical high school, occupational high school of the government and non-government as well as vocational training centers opened by various organizations or individuals. 15957 12562 1 6 1 Pre-school 2 Primary 3 Lower secondary school 4 Upper secondary school 5 Vocational training 6 University Sysmiss Before studying in a vocational school, did you finish primary school, lower or upper secondary school or university/junior college? Before studying in a vocational school, did you finish primary school, lower or upper secondary school or university/junior college? Before studying in a vocational school, did you finish primary school, lower or upper secondary school or university/junior college? Before studying in a vocational school, did you finish primary school, lower or upper secondary school or university/junior college? Before studying in a vocational school, did you finish primary school, lower or upper secondary school or university/junior college? ask all household members. 5. Before studying in a vocational schoo, did you finish primary school, lower or upper secondary school or university/junior college? if the answer code is 2, sskip to the question 19, if the answer code is 3, sskip to the question 15, if the answer code is 4, sskip to the question 11, if the answer code is 5, sskip to the question 7 You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 708 27811 2 5 2 Primary 3 Lower secondary sschool 4 Upper secondary school 5 University/Junior College Sysmiss How many year did you attend pre-school? How many year did you attend pre-school? How many year did you attend pre-school? How many year did you attend pre-school? How many year did you attend pre-school? ask all household members. 6. How many year did you atend pre-school? all answer code, Skip to the part D You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. Record the total number of years in nursery school or kindergarten (question 6) or university, junior college or post-graduate school (question 7), including the number of years repeated. For in-service training you should record the number of years studied according to the study program, not the actual number of years of study. If a person studies in 2 schools at the same time, don’t record those years twice. For example, if a person studied economics as a regular university student for the school year 1982-1983 until 1986-1987. This person also studied English in an in-service training course in the evening for the 1983-1984 school year until 1987-1988. Therefore the number of years of study in the university for this person is a total of years from 1982-1983 to the end of 1987-1988 (6 years). 19 28500 3 How many years did you attend junior college, university or post-granduate school whicch dilomas did you obtain? How many years did you attend junior college, university or post-granduate school whicch dilomas did you obtain? How many years did you attend junior college, university or post-granduate school whicch dilomas did you obtain? How many years did you attend junior college, university or post-granduate school whicch dilomas did you obtain? How many years did you attend junior college, university or post-granduate school whicch dilomas did you obtain? ask all household members. 7. How many years did you attend junior college, university or post-granduate school whicch dilomas did you obtain? You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. Record the total number of years in nursery school or kindergarten (question 6) or university, junior college or post-graduate school (question 7), including the number of years repeated. For in-service training you should record the number of years studied according to the study program, not the actual number of years of study. If a person studies in 2 schools at the same time, don’t record those years twice. For example, if a person studied economics as a regular university student for the school year 1982-1983 until 1986-1987. This person also studied English in an in-service training course in the evening for the 1983-1984 school year until 1987-1988. Therefore the number of years of study in the university for this person is a total of years from 1982-1983 to the end of 1987-1988 (6 years). 497 28022 10 During all your years studying in junior college, university, or posr-graduate scchool, which diplomas did you obtain? First During all your years studying in junior college, university, or posr-graduate scchool, which diplomas did you obtain? First During all your years studying in junior college, university, or posr-graduate scchool, which diplomas did you obtain? First During all your years studying in junior college, university, or posr-graduate scchool, which diplomas did you obtain? First During all your years studying in junior college, university, or posr-graduate scchool, which diplomas did you obtain? First ask all household members. 8. During all your years studying in junior college, university, or posr-graduate scchool, which diplomas did you obtain? You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. : Question 8 allows you to record a maximum of 3 highest degrees attained. Question 9 should record the code of the field of study corresponding to the three degrees in question 8. Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently 499 28020 4 None 1 Junior College Dilopma 2 Associates 3 Bachelors 4 Masters 5 Sub-doctor 6 PhD Sysmiss Second Second Second Second Second ask all household members. second diploma You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. : Question 8 allows you to record a maximum of 3 highest degrees attained. Question 9 should record the code of the field of study corresponding to the three degrees in question 8. Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently 38 28481 1 5 None 1 Junior College Dilopma 2 Associates 3 Bachelors 4 Masters 5 Sub-doctor 6 PhD Sysmiss Third Third Third Third Third ask all household members. Third diploma You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. : Question 8 allows you to record a maximum of 3 highest degrees attained. Question 9 should record the code of the field of study corresponding to the three degrees in question 8. Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently 1 28518 3 3 None 1 Junior College Dilopma 2 Associates 3 Bachelors 4 Masters 5 Sub-doctor 6 PhD Sysmiss What was the major field of study for each of those diploma? First What was the major field of study for each of those diploma? First What was the major field of study for each of those diploma? First What was the major field of study for each of those diploma? First What was the major field of study for each of those diploma? First ask all household members. 9. What was the major field of sttudy for each of those diploma? (first ) You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. : Question 8 allows you to record a maximum of 3 highest degrees attained. Question 9 should record the code of the field of study corresponding to the three degrees in question 8. Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently 498 28021 1 37 1 Mathematics, computer science, mechanics 2 Physics, meteorology, hydrography 3 Chemistry 4 Biology, earth science 5 Geography 6 Vietnamese literature and linguistics 7 Foreign languages 8 History 9 International relations 10 Social sciences 11 Economics 12 Technical economics 13 Transportation 14 Geology, geological technology 15 Geological exploration technology 16 Cartography 17 Mining technology 18 Mechanics 19 hermal technology 20 Electricity, electronics 21 Weaving, knitting and sewing technology 22 Foodstuff technology 23 Chemical and metallurgical technology 24 Architecture 25 Construction technology 26 Water resources technology 27 Water transportation 28 Agriculture, forestry, livestock 29 Pharmacy 30 Medicine 31 Sports, physical education 32 Special Pedagogy 33 Culture 34 Fine arts 35 Police 36 Military 37 Other fields not elsewhere Sysmiss Second Second Second Second Second ask all household members. SEcond You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. : Question 8 allows you to record a maximum of 3 highest degrees attained. Question 9 should record the code of the field of study corresponding to the three degrees in question 8. Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently 22 28497 1 34 1 Mathematics, computer science, mechanics 2 Physics, meteorology, hydrography 3 Chemistry 4 Biology, earth science 5 Geography 6 Vietnamese literature and linguistics 7 Foreign languages 8 History 9 International relations 10 Social sciences 11 Economics 12 Technical economics 13 Transportation 14 Geology, geological technology 15 Geological exploration technology 16 Cartography 17 Mining technology 18 Mechanics 19 hermal technology 20 Electricity, electronics 21 Weaving, knitting and sewing technology 22 Foodstuff technology 23 Chemical and metallurgical technology 24 Architecture 25 Construction technology 26 Water resources technology 27 Water transportation 28 Agriculture, forestry, livestock 29 Pharmacy 30 Medicine 31 Sports, physical education 32 Special Pedagogy 33 Culture 34 Fine arts 35 Police 36 Military 37 Other fields not elsewhere Sysmiss Third Third Third Third Third ask all household members. Third You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. : Question 8 allows you to record a maximum of 3 highest degrees attained. Question 9 should record the code of the field of study corresponding to the three degrees in question 8. Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently Record the three highest degrees attained as listed by the member of the household. If there is a member with more than 3 types of degrees of a similar level, then record the degrees related to the current occupation. If none of the three degrees is related to the current work, then ask the member of the household to choose which degrees to record. If the household member also can’t choose, then record the three degrees received most recently 28519 1 Mathematics, computer science, mechanics 2 Physics, meteorology, hydrography 3 Chemistry 4 Biology, earth science 5 Geography 6 Vietnamese literature and linguistics 7 Foreign languages 8 History 9 International relations 10 Social sciences 11 Economics 12 Technical economics 13 Transportation 14 Geology, geological technology 15 Geological exploration technology 16 Cartography 17 Mining technology 18 Mechanics 19 hermal technology 20 Electricity, electronics 21 Weaving, knitting and sewing technology 22 Foodstuff technology 23 Chemical and metallurgical technology 24 Architecture 25 Construction technology 26 Water resources technology 27 Water transportation 28 Agriculture, forestry, livestock 29 Pharmacy 30 Medicine 31 Sports, physical education 32 Special Pedagogy 33 Culture 34 Fine arts 35 Police 36 Military 37 Other fields not elsewhere Sysmiss Graduate or quit junior college, university or post-graduate studies - Month Graduate or quit junior college, university or post-graduate studies - Month Graduate or quit junior college, university or post-graduate studies - Month Graduate or quit junior college, university or post-graduate studies - Month Graduate or quit junior college, university or post-graduate studies - Month ask all household members. 10. In what year and month did you graduate or quit junior college, university or post-graduate studies? month ALL ANSWER CODE, SKIP TO THE QUESTION 2 PART C You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 496 28023 1 12 Year Year Year Year Year ask all household members. 10. In what year and month did you graduate or quit junior college, university or post-graduate studies? YEAR: ALL ANSWER CODE, SKIP TO THE QUESTION 2 PART C You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 498 28021 1940 1998 Graduate from upper secondary school and receive a diploma Graduate from upper secondary school and receive a diploma Graduate from upper secondary school and receive a diploma Graduate from upper secondary school and receive a diploma Graduate from upper secondary school and receive a diploma ask all household members. 11.Did you graduate from upper secondary school and receive a diploma? if the answer code is 1 or 2, skip to tthe question 13 You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 2557 25962 1 3 1 Yes, finished last grade and received a diploma 2 Finished last grade but did not receive a diploma 3 Didn't finish the last grade Sysmiss Before quitting upper secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting upper secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting upper secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting upper secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting upper secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? ask all household members. 12. Before quitting upper secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. The highest grade completed is the grade that the person completed the program (including general education and continuing education). In the case that some is currently studying in a higher grade but has not completed it (for example currently studying or has dropped out, etc.) then the highest grade completed is the level currently studying minus 1 822 27697 9 12 Graduate or quit upper secondary school - Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school - Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school - Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school - Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school - Month ask all household members. 13. In what month and year did you graduate or quit upper secondary school? MONTH You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 2547 25972 1 12 Year Year Year Year Year ask all household members. 13. In what month and year did you graduate or quit upper secondary school? YEAR: You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 2549 25970 71 1998 Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? ask all household members. 14. Was the upper secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? SKIP TO THE QUESTION 2 PART C You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. Regarding the type of school the respondent should ask the respondent carefully and if necessary ask other responsible people in order to record the correct type of school. Definition of types of schools as follows: 1. Public: schools organized and managed directly by the Ministry of Education and Training in all areas including: content, fees, training, teacher allocation according to school year plans, building facilities and providing equipment to the school.31 2. Semi-public: Schools organized and regulated by the Education ministry in order to attract students without the ability to take the exams to enter the public schools. The government provides the physical facilities and equipment to the school, students must pay money to pay the teachers’ salaries and other costs. 3. Sponsored: Schools organized and established by some government agencies with permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education and Training supervise the educational curriculum, textbooks, and reference materials. Students studying in these schools must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and other fees. 4. Private: Schools set up by individuals or groups of people (usually good teachers) with permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education and Training supervises the educational curriculum, textbooks and reference materials. Students must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and other fees 2556 25963 1 5 1 Public 2 Semi-public 3 Sponsored 4 Private 5 Other Sysmiss Did you graduate from lower secondry school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from lower secondry school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from lower secondry school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from lower secondry school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from lower secondry school and receive a diploma? ask all household members. 15. Did you graduate from lower secondry school and receive a diploma? if the answer cose is 1 or 2, skip to the question 17 You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 6515 22004 1 3 1 Yes, finished last grade and received a diploma 2 Finished last grade but did not receive a diploma 3 Didn't finish the last grade Sysmiss Before quitting secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? ask all household members. 16. Before quitting secondary school, what was the highest grade you completed? You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 3021 25498 9 Graduate or quit upper secondary school- Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school- Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school- Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school- Month Graduate or quit upper secondary school- Month ask all household members. 13. In what month and year did you graduate or quit upper secondary school? MONTH You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 6451 22068 12 Year Year Year Year Year ask all household members. 13. In what month and year did you graduate or quit upper secondary school? YEAR You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 6475 22044 1926 1998 Was the lower secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the lower secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the lower secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the lower secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the lower secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? ask all household members. 18. Was the lower secondary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? all the answer code, skip to the question 4 part C You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 1. Public: schools organized and managed directly by the Ministry of Education and Training in all areas including: content, fees, training, teacher allocation according to school year plans, building facilities and providing equipment to the school.31 2. Semi-public: Schools organized and regulated by the Education ministry in order to attract students without the ability to take the exams to enter the public schools. The government provides the physical facilities and equipment to the school, students must pay money to pay the teachers’ salaries and other costs. 3. Sponsored: Schools organized and established by some government agencies with permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education and Training supervise the educational curriculum, textbooks, and reference materials. Students studying in these schools must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and other fees. 4. Private: Schools set up by individuals or groups of people (usually good teachers) with permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education and Training supervises the educational curriculum, textbooks and reference materials. Students must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and other fees 6514 22005 1 5 1 Public 2 Semi-public 3 Sponsored 4 Private 5 Other Sysmiss Did you graduate from primary school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from primary school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from primary school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from primary school and receive a diploma? Did you graduate from primary school and receive a diploma? ask all household members. 19. Did you graduate from primary school and receive a diploma? if the answer code is 1 or 2, skip to the question 21 You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 6370 22149 1 3 1 Yes, finished last grade and received a diploma 2 Finished last grade but did not receive a diploma 3 Didn't finish the last grade Sysmiss Before quitting primary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting primary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting primary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting primary school, what was the highest grade you completed? Before quitting primary school, what was the highest grade you completed? ask all household members. 20. Before quitting primary school, what was the highest grade you completed? You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 4200 24319 1 5 Graduate or quit primary school - Month Graduate or quit primary school - Month Graduate or quit primary school - Month Graduate or quit primary school - Month Graduate or quit primary school - Month ask all household members. 13. In what month and year did you graduate or quit primary school? MONTH You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 6143 22376 12 Year Year Year Year Year ask all household members. 13. In what month and year did you graduate or quit primary school? YEAR You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 6213 22306 71 1998 Was the primary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the primary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the primary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the primary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? Was the primary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? ask all household members. 22. Was the primary school last attend public, semi-public, sponsor or private? all the answer code, skip to the question 6 part C You must finish all of section 2 for one household member before going on to the next member. If you ask all members one page at a time, it is easy to miss skip patterns and waste time of the household. 1. Public: schools organized and managed directly by the Ministry of Education and Training in all areas including: content, fees, training, teacher allocation according to school year plans, building facilities and providing equipment to the school.31 2. Semi-public: Schools organized and regulated by the Education ministry in order to attract students without the ability to take the exams to enter the public schools. The government provides the physical facilities and equipment to the school, students must pay money to pay the teachers’ salaries and other costs. 3. Sponsored: Schools organized and established by some government agencies with permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education and Training supervise the educational curriculum, textbooks, and reference materials. Students studying in these schools must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and other fees. 4. Private: Schools set up by individuals or groups of people (usually good teachers) with permission from the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education and Training supervises the educational curriculum, textbooks and reference materials. Students must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and other fees 6364 22155 1 5 1 Public 2 Semi-public 3 Sponsored 4 Private 5 Other Sysmiss Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 8289 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 8289 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 8289 1 14 Is the school you are currently attending a pre-school, primary school, lower secondary or upper secondary school, vocational school, junior college or university? Is the school you are currently attending a pre-school, primary school, lower secondary or upper secondary school, vocational school, junior college or university? Is the school you are currently attending a pre-school, primary school, lower secondary or upper secondary school, vocational school, junior college or university? Is the school you are currently attending a pre-school, primary school, lower secondary or upper secondary school, vocational school, junior college or university? Is the school you are currently attending a pre-school, primary school, lower secondary or upper secondary school, vocational school, junior college or university? 1. Is the school you are currently attending a pre-school, primary school, lower secondary or upper secondary school, vocational school, junior college or university? if the answer code is 2 or 3 or 4, skip to the qurstion 3, if the answer code is 6, skip to the question 11 Ask all household members. If currently on summer break, record the school where they just finished studying 8287 2 1 6 1 Pre-school 2 Primary school 3 Lower secondary 4 Upper secondary 5 Vocational training 6 University or junior college Sysmiss How many years did you attend pre-school, not including the current school year? How many years did you attend pre-school, not including the current school year? How many years did you attend pre-school, not including the current school year? How many years did you attend pre-school, not including the current school year? How many years did you attend pre-school, not including the current school year? 2. How many years did you attend pre-school, not including the current school year? all answer code, skip to the question 2 part D Ask all household members. Total years of schooling includes repeated years 837 7452 6 Do you live at home while attending school? Do you live at home while attending school? Do you live at home while attending school? Do you live at home while attending school? Do you live at home while attending school? 3. Do you live at home while attending school? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 10 Ask all household members. If currently on summer break, record the school where they just finished studying 7021 1268 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the name of the school that you are currently attending? What is the name of the school that you are currently attending? What is the name of the school that you are currently attending? What is the name of the school that you are currently attending? What is the name of the school that you are currently attending? 4. What is the name of the school that you are currently attending? Ask all household members. if the school isn't listed in the school list in the commune/ward questionnaire, record 99 Supervisor write in codes 6994 1295 1 99 In the past 7 days, how many days did the oficial schedule require you to attend the school In the past 7 days, how many days did the oficial schedule require you to attend the school In the past 7 days, how many days did the oficial schedule require you to attend the school In the past 7 days, how many days did the oficial schedule require you to attend the school In the past 7 days, how many days did the oficial schedule require you to attend the school 5. In the past 7 days, how many days did the oficial schedule require you to attend the school? if zero day in the past week, skip to the question 7 Ask all household members. Ask the total number of days as determined by the official school schedule, not including extra classes at the school. If currently on summer break, record 0 6994 1295 7 How many day did you actually attend school in the past 7 days? How many day did you actually attend school in the past 7 days? How many day did you actually attend school in the past 7 days? How many day did you actually attend school in the past 7 days? How many day did you actually attend school in the past 7 days? 6. Howmany day did you actually attend school in the past 7 days? Ask all household members. Ask the actual time the child was in school out of total days required to be in school in question 5. 4746 3543 7 What grade are you currently enrolled in? What grade are you currently enrolled in? What grade are you currently enrolled in? What grade are you currently enrolled in? What grade are you currently enrolled in? 7. What grade are you currently enrolled in? Ask all household members. 6994 1295 1 12 None 1 GR 1 2 GR 2 3 GR 3 4 GR 4 5 GR 5 6 GR 6 7 GR 7 8 GR 8 9 GR 9 10 GR 10 11 GR 11 12 GR 12 Sysmiss Is the school you are currently attending public, semi-public, sponsored or private? Is the school you are currently attending public, semi-public, sponsored or private? Is the school you are currently attending public, semi-public, sponsored or private? Is the school you are currently attending public, semi-public, sponsored or private? Is the school you are currently attending public, semi-public, sponsored or private? 8. Is the school you are currently attending public, semi-public, sponsored or private? Ask all household members. 6994 1295 1 4 1 Public 2 Semi-public 3 Sponsored 4 Private 5 Other Sysmiss What score did you achieve on the final exams taken in your previous grade? What score did you achieve on the final exams taken in your previous grade? What score did you achieve on the final exams taken in your previous grade? What score did you achieve on the final exams taken in your previous grade? What score did you achieve on the final exams taken in your previous grade? 9. What score did you achieve on the final exams taken in your previous grade? Ask all household members. 6994 1295 1 5 1 Excellent 2 Good 3 Average 4 Poor 5 Not availabe/don't know Sysmiss Check the answer to question 1, then apply the following skip codes Check the answer to question 1, then apply the following skip codes Check the answer to question 1, then apply the following skip codes Check the answer to question 1, then apply the following skip codes Check the answer to question 1, then apply the following skip codes 10. check the answer to question 1, then apply the following skip codes If answer code is 1, skip to the question 6 part C If answer code is 2, skip to the question 4 part C If answer code is 3, skip to the question 2 part C Ask all household members. 7014 1275 3 1 Primary 2 Lower secondary 3 Upper secondary Sysmiss How many years have you been attending junior college or university not including this school year? How many years have you been attending junior college or university not including this school year? How many years have you been attending junior college or university not including this school year? How many years have you been attending junior college or university not including this school year? How many years have you been attending junior college or university not including this school year? 11. How many years have you been attending junior college or university not including this school year? Ask all household members. Total years of schooling includes repeated years 333 7956 8 What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? 12. What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? FIRST Ask all household members. 330 7959 3 None 1 Junior College Diploma 2 Associates 3 Bachelors 4 Master 5 Sub-doctor 6 PhD Sysmiss Second Second Second Second Second 12. What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? SECOND Ask all household members. 9 8280 3 None 1 Junior College Diploma 2 Associates 3 Bachelors 4 Master 5 Sub-doctor 6 PhD Sysmiss Third Third Third Third Third 12. What diplomas have you attained in junior college or university? THIRD Ask all household members. 6 8283 1 None 1 Junior College Diploma 2 Associates 3 Bachelors 4 Master 5 Sub-doctor 6 PhD Sysmiss What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? 13. What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? FIRST Ask all household members. 331 7958 1 37 1 Mathematics, computer science, mechanics 2 Physics, meteorology, hydrography 3 Chemistry 4 Biology, earth science 5 Geography 6 Vietnamese literature and linguistics 7 Foreign languages 8 History 9 International relations 10 Social sciences 11 Economics 12 echnical economics 13 Transportation 14 Geology, geological technology 15 Geological exploration technology 16 Cartography 17 Mining technology 18 Mechanics 19 hermal technology 20 Electricity, electronics 21 Weaving, knitting and sewing technology 22 Foodstuff technology 23 Chemical and metallurgical technology 24 Architecture 25 Construction technology 26 Water resources technology 27 Water transportation 28 Agriculture, forestry, livestock 29 Pharmacy 30 Medicine 31 Sports, physical education 32 Special Pedagogy 33 Culture 34 Fine arts 35 police 36 military 37 other fields not elsewhere Second Second Second Second Second 13. What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? SECOND Ask all household members. 7 8282 1 12 1 Mathematics, computer science, mechanics 2 Physics, meteorology, hydrography 3 Chemistry 4 Biology, earth science 5 Geography 6 Vietnamese literature and linguistics 7 Foreign languages 8 History 9 International relations 10 Social sciences 11 Economics 12 echnical economics 13 Transportation 14 Geology, geological technology 15 Geological exploration technology 16 Cartography 17 Mining technology 18 Mechanics 19 hermal technology 20 Electricity, electronics 21 Weaving, knitting and sewing technology 22 Foodstuff technology 23 Chemical and metallurgical technology 24 Architecture 25 Construction technology 26 Water resources technology 27 Water transportation 28 Agriculture, forestry, livestock 29 Pharmacy 30 Medicine 31 Sports, physical education 32 Special Pedagogy 33 Culture 34 Fine arts 35 police 36 military 37 other fields not elsewhere Third Third Third Third Third 13. What were your main fields of study at junior college or university? THIRD SKIP TO THE QUESTION 2 PART C Ask all household members. 8289 1 Mathematics, computer science, mechanics 2 Physics, meteorology, hydrography 3 Chemistry 4 Biology, earth science 5 Geography 6 Vietnamese literature and linguistics 7 Foreign languages 8 History 9 International relations 10 Social sciences 11 Economics 12 echnical economics 13 Transportation 14 Geology, geological technology 15 Geological exploration technology 16 Cartography 17 Mining technology 18 Mechanics 19 hermal technology 20 Electricity, electronics 21 Weaving, knitting and sewing technology 22 Foodstuff technology 23 Chemical and metallurgical technology 24 Architecture 25 Construction technology 26 Water resources technology 27 Water transportation 28 Agriculture, forestry, livestock 29 Pharmacy 30 Medicine 31 Sports, physical education 32 Special Pedagogy 33 Culture 34 Fine arts 35 police 36 military 37 other fields not elsewhere Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 23373 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 23373 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 23373 1 19 Before studying in vocational school, what grade of general education did you complete? Before studying in vocational school, what grade of general education did you complete? Before studying in vocational school, what grade of general education did you complete? Before studying in vocational school, what grade of general education did you complete? Before studying in vocational school, what grade of general education did you complete? 1. Before studying in vocational school, what grade of general education did you complete? if the answer code is 0, skip to the part D if the answer code is 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5, skip to the question 6; if the answer code is 6 or 7 or 8 or 9, skip to the question 4 Ask all members of the household. 94 23279 1 12 None 1 Grade 1 2 Grade 2 3 Grade 3 4 Grade 4 5 Grade 5 6 Grade 6 7 Grade 7 8 Grade 8 9 Grade 9 10 Grade 10 11 Grade 11 12 Grade 12 Sysmiss Did you repeat any years in upper secondary school? Did you repeat any years in upper secondary school? Did you repeat any years in upper secondary school? Did you repeat any years in upper secondary school? Did you repeat any years in upper secondary school? 2. Did you repeat any years in upper secondary school? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 4 Ask all members of the household. 4315 19058 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many years did you repeat in upper secondary school? How many years did you repeat in upper secondary school? How many years did you repeat in upper secondary school? How many years did you repeat in upper secondary school? How many years did you repeat in upper secondary school? 3. How mny years did you repeat in upper secondary school? Ask all members of the household. 107 23266 1 3 Did you repeat any years in lower secondary school? Did you repeat any years in lower secondary school? Did you repeat any years in lower secondary school? Did you repeat any years in lower secondary school? Did you repeat any years in lower secondary school? 4. Did you repeat any years in lower secondary school? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 6 Ask all members of the household. 13127 10246 1 3 1 Yes 2 No 3 Sysmiss How many years did you repeatt in lower seccondary school? How many years did you repeatt in lower seccondary school? How many years did you repeatt in lower seccondary school? How many years did you repeatt in lower seccondary school? How many years did you repeatt in lower seccondary school? 5. How many years did you repeatt in lower seccondary school? Ask all members of the household. 635 22738 1 3 Did you repeat any years in primary school? Did you repeat any years in primary school? Did you repeat any years in primary school? Did you repeat any years in primary school? Did you repeat any years in primary school? 6. Did you repeat any years in primary school? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 8 Ask all members of the household. 23347 26 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss How many years did you repeat in primary school? How many years did you repeat in primary school? How many years did you repeat in primary school? How many years did you repeat in primary school? How many years did you repeat in primary school? 7. How many year did you repeat in primary school? Ask all members of the household. 2953 20420 1 10 What year did you enroll in the first grade of primary school, and how old were you then? YEAR What year did you enroll in the first grade of primary school, and how old were you then? YEAR What year did you enroll in the first grade of primary school, and how old were you then? YEAR What year did you enroll in the first grade of primary school, and how old were you then? YEAR What year did you enroll in the first grade of primary school, and how old were you then? YEAR 8. What year did you enroll in the first grade of primary school, and how old were you then? YEAR Ask all members of the household. Only ask members of the household less than 20 years old. 9102 14271 2 1998 Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years Age in years 8. What year did you enroll in the first grade of primary school, and how old were you then? AGE OF YEAR Ask all members of the household. Only ask members of the household less than 20 years old. 9108 14265 4 16 Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 23975 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 23975 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 23975 1 19 In the past 12 months have you attended school? In the past 12 months have you attended school? In the past 12 months have you attended school? In the past 12 months have you attended school? In the past 12 months have you attended school? 1. in the past 12 months have you attend school? if the answer code is 2, skip to the part E 23329 646 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Tuition and registration fees to study outside of school district? Tuition and registration fees to study outside of school district? Tuition and registration fees to study outside of school district? Tuition and registration fees to study outside of school district? Tuition and registration fees to study outside of school district? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: a. tuition and registration fees to study outside of school district? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7287 16688 4500 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Private tutoring or extra classes? Private tutoring or extra classes? Private tutoring or extra classes? Private tutoring or extra classes? Private tutoring or extra classes? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: b. private tutoring or extra classes? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7534 16441 3900 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Contribution to parent's association? Contribution to parent's association? Contribution to parent's association? Contribution to parent's association? Contribution to parent's association? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: c. contribution to parent's association? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7042 16933 1200 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Contribution for building fund? Contribution for building fund? Contribution for building fund? Contribution for building fund? Contribution for building fund? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: d. contribution for building fund? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 6952 17023 1000 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Fees for examination papers or examination? Fees for examination papers or examination? Fees for examination papers or examination? Fees for examination papers or examination? Fees for examination papers or examination? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: e. fees for examination papers or examination? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7251 16724 550 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Contribution for special events ? Contribution for special events ? Contribution for special events ? Contribution for special events ? Contribution for special events ? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: f. contributtion for special events ? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7157 16818 600 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Uniform and other cloting require by the school? Uniform and other cloting require by the school? Uniform and other cloting require by the school? Uniform and other cloting require by the school? Uniform and other cloting require by the school? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: g. uniform and other cloting require by the school? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7655 16320 1000 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Purchase or rental of textbooks? Purchase or rental of textbooks? Purchase or rental of textbooks? Purchase or rental of textbooks? Purchase or rental of textbooks? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: h. purchase or rental of textbooks? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7365 16610 2500 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Purchase papers, pens and pencil book bag and otther scchool tools? Purchase papers, pens and pencil book bag and otther scchool tools? Purchase papers, pens and pencil book bag and otther scchool tools? Purchase papers, pens and pencil book bag and otther scchool tools? Purchase papers, pens and pencil book bag and otther scchool tools? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: i. purchase papers, pens and pencil book bag and otther scchool tools? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7275 16700 940 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Transportation, lunch money, value of food if living as lodger? Transportation, lunch money, value of food if living as lodger? Transportation, lunch money, value of food if living as lodger? Transportation, lunch money, value of food if living as lodger? Transportation, lunch money, value of food if living as lodger? How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: j. traansportation, lunch money, value of food if living as lodger? If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7486 16489 7680 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Other expenses Other expenses Other expenses Other expenses Other expenses How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: k. other expenses (e.g. school relate acccident insurance)? don't include health insurance. If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 7015 16960 3000 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Total Total Total Total Total How much has your household spent on your education in the last 12 months for the following items: l. Total If no expenditure, record 0; If can remember all details, write in the appropriate columns, don't write in the total column. If can remember the total, and a few details, record the total, and the items you remember. Columns you can't remember record KB. Sometimes the respondent finds it difficult to remember expenditures in the last 12 months. In such a case, the interviewer can help them recall by reminding them of the time when32 expenditures are usually made, expenditure items and amount of expenditures. For example, expenditure for books, notebooks at the beginning of the school year are very expensive and often remembered, monthly education fees, extra-class fees. If the respondent can only remember the total without recalling the details of the expenditure, record the total in column 2l. If she/he can recall some details and the total, record details remembered in the respective detailed column and record the total, and if don’t know, record “KB”. Expenditure for the purchase of motorbike, bicycle tubes for pupils is not recorded here. If a pupil has to pay vehicle guarding fee when going to school, the interviewer should record this as other expenditure in section 2 since this expenditure is related to school attendance of this person. If students have to pay this vehicle guard fees elsewhere not related to his school attendance, record it in section 12. Information on “body” insurance bought by pupils should be recorded in this section not in section 3. If a respondent knows the amount paid for pupil health insurance and “body” insurance, record health insurance to section 3 and body insurance to section 2. If respondent knows the amount paid was for purchasing both body insurance and health insurance, without being split, record to section 3. Note on regulations for recording to columns: Column 2L Total must always have data either 0, or other than 0 if attending school in the last 12 months. Other columns, from 22A to 22H can be recorded figures other than zero, zero, or KB 23974 1 12420 This question collects information on all fees directly related to schooling for members of the family in the past 12 months, including fees for vocational training. These fees can be for a whole school year, or for part of the previous school year and part for the current school year. It is necessary to explain that the fees refer to those in the past 12 months, not just fees for the beginning of the school year. Are you either partially or totally exempt from paying scholl fees or other contributions? Are you either partially or totally exempt from paying scholl fees or other contributions? Are you either partially or totally exempt from paying scholl fees or other contributions? Are you either partially or totally exempt from paying scholl fees or other contributions? Are you either partially or totally exempt from paying scholl fees or other contributions? 3. Are you either partially or totally exempt from paying scholl fees or other contributions? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 6 Ask all members of the household. 8494 15481 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss These questions ask about exemptions and reductions not only for schooling fees but other expenditures related to school attendance. Is this exemption partial or completed? Is this exemption partial or completed? Is this exemption partial or completed? Is this exemption partial or completed? Is this exemption partial or completed? 4. Is this exemption partial or completed? Ask all members of the household. 1571 22404 1 2 1 Partial 2 Complete Sysmiss These questions ask about exemptions and reductions not only for schooling fees but other expenditures related to school attendance. Why are you given this exemption from paying school fees and other contributions? Why are you given this exemption from paying school fees and other contributions? Why are you given this exemption from paying school fees and other contributions? Why are you given this exemption from paying school fees and other contributions? Why are you given this exemption from paying school fees and other contributions? 5. Why are you given this exemption from paying school fees and other contributions? Ask all members of the household. 1571 22404 1 11 1 Disabled 2 Orphan 3 Ethnic minority 4 Low income 5 Boarding student in minority area 6 Parent is deceased soldier 7 Parent is seriously wounded soldier 8 Live in remote or mountainous area 9 Parent is disabled government cadre 10 Parent is farmer 11 Other Sysmiss These questions ask about exemptions and reductions not only for schooling fees but other expenditures related to school attendance. Check in the past 12 months did NAME go to the pre-school or kinder-garten? Check in the past 12 months did NAME go to the pre-school or kinder-garten? Check in the past 12 months did NAME go to the pre-school or kinder-garten? Check in the past 12 months did NAME go to the pre-school or kinder-garten? Check in the past 12 months did NAME go to the pre-school or kinder-garten? 6. Check in the past 12 months did NAME go to the pre-school or kinder-garten? if the answer code is 1, skip to the next person Ask all members of the household. 8493 15482 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Are you currently receiving a scholarship or subsidy to support your education? Are you currently receiving a scholarship or subsidy to support your education? Are you currently receiving a scholarship or subsidy to support your education? Are you currently receiving a scholarship or subsidy to support your education? Are you currently receiving a scholarship or subsidy to support your education? 7. Are you currently receiving a scholarship or subsidy to support your education? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 9 Ask all members of the household. In regard to scholarships the interviewer should ask about how many months the individual has received a scholarship in the last 12 months, and how much was received each month to calculate the total received in the last 12 months. In case an individual received two types of scholarships in the last 12 months, calculate months received of each type and the amount received in the last 12 months of each type in the last 12 months. For example, if the interviewer comes to the household in January 1998, there was a first year student of the Economics University who received scholarship. And at the same time, this person was also provided with another scholarship from an international organization rendered for his study achievements during grade 12 in the Senior High school. For such a case, the interviewer should ask about the months the scholarship was received in grade 12 and how much per month; ask about months the university scholarship was received; how much per month, then calculate total scholarship from February 1997 to January 1998 for that person 7648 16327 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What is the value of the scholarship or subsidy received during the past 12 months? What is the value of the scholarship or subsidy received during the past 12 months? What is the value of the scholarship or subsidy received during the past 12 months? What is the value of the scholarship or subsidy received during the past 12 months? What is the value of the scholarship or subsidy received during the past 12 months? 8. What is the value of the scholarship or subsidy received during the past 12 months? Ask all members of the household. 161 23814 3 6000 Do you have all required textbook? Do you have all required textbook? Do you have all required textbook? Do you have all required textbook? Do you have all required textbook? 9. Do you have all required textbook? Ask all members of the household. 7649 16326 1 3 1 Yes, all 2 Yes, some 3 None Sysmiss Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 28126 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 28126 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28126 1 19 Check Question 4 Part A and Question 1 Part B. Does NAME have an education level higher than lower secondary ? Check Question 4 Part A and Question 1 Part B. Does NAME have an education level higher than lower secondary ? Check Question 4 Part A and Question 1 Part B. Does NAME have an education level higher than lower secondary ? Check Question 4 Part A and Question 1 Part B. Does NAME have an education level higher than lower secondary ? Check Question 4 Part A and Question 1 Part B. Does NAME have an education level higher than lower secondary ? 1, Check question 4 part A and question 1 part B. Does NAME have an education level higher than lower secondary ? if the answer code is 1, skip to the question 4 Ask all members of the household. The interviewer should check: if the member completed lower secondary school, do not ask questions 3, 4 on ability to read and write. Otherwise the interviewer should request the individual to read a paragraph and make 4 types of mathematics calculations as printed in the questionnaire and record the results for questions 2 and 3. It is necessary to ask questions on illiteracy to all those who completed lower secondary school. If the individual is a small child, he/she can be recorded as illiterate, but attention should be paid since children may study at home though they have never attended any school. The problem of re-illiteracy is rather large, therefore many persons who have completed lower secondary school may not be able to read, write or make a math calculation 24873 3253 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Can you read this sentence? Can you read this sentence? Can you read this sentence? Can you read this sentence? Can you read this sentence? 2. can you read this sentence? Ask all members of the household. 22277 5849 1 4 1 Yes, with no difficulty 2 Yes, with difficultty 3 No 4 Can only read in difference language Sysmiss Can you do these calculations? Can you do these calculations? Can you do these calculations? Can you do these calculations? Can you do these calculations? 3. Can you do these cculculation? Ask all members of the household. 22277 5849 1 3 1 Yes, with no difficulty 2 Yes, with difficultty 3 No Sysmiss Have you ever been an apprentice or received a similar form of informal training? Have you ever been an apprentice or received a similar form of informal training? Have you ever been an apprentice or received a similar form of informal training? Have you ever been an apprentice or received a similar form of informal training? Have you ever been an apprentice or received a similar form of informal training? 4. Have you ever been an apprentice or received a similar form of informal training? Ask all members of the household. don't include apprenticeship in the household. Includes various types of vocational training without any official course, classes, programs or regular curriculum but in the form of informal transfer of skills from teacher to learners through doing work for the teacher. Occupations/skills here are usually traditional trades. Such cases as handicraft handed down to son from father in the family, etc. should not be included in the response (record code 2 for cases of transferring skills internally within a family) 28123 3 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Have you ever received formal professional or technical training, in a school or training center? Have you ever received formal professional or technical training, in a school or training center? Have you ever received formal professional or technical training, in a school or training center? Have you ever received formal professional or technical training, in a school or training center? Have you ever received formal professional or technical training, in a school or training center? 5. Have you ever received formal professional or technical training, in a school or training center? if the answer code is 3, skip to the question 15 Ask all members of the household. School and vocational centers includes State, domestic private, collective organizations, or international organizations established and run by foreign entities. 28118 8 1 8 1 Yes, trained in past 2 Yes, currently enrolled 3 No 8 Sysmiss What kind of training have you had most recently? What kind of training have you had most recently? What kind of training have you had most recently? What kind of training have you had most recently? What kind of training have you had most recently? 6. What kind of training have you had most recnetly? Ask all members of the household. Code 1 to code 4 are exclusive for vocational training under the National education system regulated by the Government. These types of training are under the responsibility of the school system, including technical colleges, secondary vocational school, occupational training schools. Code 5 is reserved for types other than the 4 above mentioned types, that is, training types that are not under the National Education system regulated by the Government, and are not under the responsibility of the vocational schools. Types of school with code 5 include job training courses organised by Job training centers, job training courses or held by individuals; classes held by entrepreneurs in the form of apprenticeships. Duration of these courses may be very short, e.g., 1 week, 10 days, 1 month, etc. 1969 26157 1 5 1 Post-primary vocational training 2 Post-lower secondary vocational training 3 Post-upper secodary professional training 4 Post-upper secondary technical training 5 Other Sysmiss For how many years or months did you receive this training? For how many years or months did you receive this training? For how many years or months did you receive this training? For how many years or months did you receive this training? For how many years or months did you receive this training? 7. For how many years or months did you receive this training? YEARS Ask all members of the household. The actual time that a household member is trained, including time repeating a course. Add code 99: “Other branches” to List of Industry Codes for Occupational High School Training and code 99: “Other occupations” to List of Occupational Codes for Technical High school training 1968 26158 7 Months Months Months Months Months 7. For how many years or months did you receive this training? MONTHS Ask all members of the household. 1967 26159 12 What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional 8. What field of study did you follow? PROFESSIONAL Ask all members of the household. Record according to technical field of study if the answer to question 6 was '5'. 1016 27110 1 99 1 Geological, hydrological exploration 2 Mining technology 4 Mechanics 5 Metallurgy 6 Thermal and electrical technology 7 Construction technology 9 Marine transportation 10 Electronic and telecommunications technology 12 Food and Foodstuff technology 13 Technology for the preservation of 14 Agriculture 15 Forestry 16 Aquaculture 17 Medicine 18 Pharmacy 19 Economic management 20 Business at the branch level 21 Administration - Law 22 Culture, information, tourism 23 Arts 24 Sports 25 Pedagogy Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical 8. What field of study did you follow? TECHNICAL: Ask all members of the household. Record according to technical field of study if the answer to question 6 was '5'. 953 27173 1 99 1 Exploration 2 Drilling technology 3 Mining technology 4 Inorganic materials and fertilizer production 5 Electrification technology 6 Plastic/rubber processing 7 Operate chemical equipment 8 Metal stamping 9 Steel technology 10 Blacksmith 11 Repair of precision equipment 12 Metal refining 13 Electric technology (production and repair) 14 Electricity operator (electricity generation plant) 15 Electrical generator operator 16 Operator and repair of furnace and turbine 17 Electronic technology 18 Construction technology 19 Installation 20 Construction material production 21 Operate construction machinery 22 Auto, bus driver 23 Operate crane and forklift 24 Railroad transportation 25 Airline transportation 26 Waterway transportation 27 Diving 28 Post office 29 Telecommunication technology 30 Weaving, knitting and dying 31 Sewing 32 Carpentry 33 Shoemaking 34 Ceramic and glass making 35 Prosthetics manufacture 36 Printing 37 Agriculture product processing 38 Foodstuff processing 39 Alcohol, beer and other beverage manufacturing 40 Sugar, candy and sweet manufacturing 41 Industrial crop processing 42 Food and beverage processing 43 Hotel service 44 Preservation and delivery of technical goods and materials 45 Cultivation 46 Livestock 47 Medicine 48 Pharmacy 49 Buyer of goods 50 Office clerk 51 Broadcasting 52 Musical instrument, cassette and record manufacturing 53 Film and stage 54 Photography 55 Handicrafts 56 Sports equipment manufacturing Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this training? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this training? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this training? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this training? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this training? 9. Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this training? Ask all members of the household. 1968 26158 1 4 1 Yes, certificate 2 Yes, diploma 3 No 4 Don't know Sysmiss Did you receive any other kind of training before this one? Did you receive any other kind of training before this one? Did you receive any other kind of training before this one? Did you receive any other kind of training before this one? Did you receive any other kind of training before this one? 10. Did you receive any other kind of training before this one? if the answer code is 2 skip to the question 15 Ask all members of the household. 1965 26161 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss What kind of training have you had prior to this training? What kind of training have you had prior to this training? What kind of training have you had prior to this training? What kind of training have you had prior to this training? What kind of training have you had prior to this training? 11. what kind of training have you had prior to this training? Ask all members of the household. 105 28021 1 5 1 Post-primary vocational training 2 Post-lower secondary vocational training 3 Post-upper secondary professional training 4 Post-upper secondary technical training 5 Other Sysmiss For how many years or months did you receive this training? YEARS For how many years or months did you receive this training? YEARS For how many years or months did you receive this training? YEARS For how many years or months did you receive this training? YEARS For how many years or months did you receive this training? YEARS 12. For how many years or months did you receive this training? YEARS Ask all members of the household. 104 28022 4 Months Months Months Months Months 12. For how many years or months did you receive this training? MONTHS Ask all members of the household. 104 28022 10 What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional What field of study did you follow? Professional 13. What field of study did you follow? PROFESSIONAL Ask all members of the household. Record according to technical field of study if the answer to question 11 was '5'. The actual time that a household member is trained, including time repeating a course. Add code 99: “Other branches” to List of Industry Codes for Occupational High School Training and code 99: “Other occupations” to List of Occupational Codes for Technical High school training 53 28073 1 99 1 Geological, hydrological exploration 2 Mining technology 4 Mechanics 5 Metallurgy 6 Thermal and electrical technology 7 Construction technology 9 Marine transportation 10 Electronic and telecommunications technology 12 Food and Foodstuff technology 13 Technology for the preservation of 14 Agriculture 15 Forestry 16 Aquaculture 17 Medicine 18 Pharmacy 19 Economic management 20 Business at the branch level 21 Administration - Law 22 Culture, information, tourism 23 Arts 24 Sports 25 Pedagogy Technical Technical Technical Technical Technical 13. What field of study did you follow? TECHNICAL Ask all members of the household. Record according to technical field of study if the answer to question 11 was '5'. The actual time that a household member is trained, including time repeating a course. Add code 99: “Other branches” to List of Industry Codes for Occupational High School Training and code 99: “Other occupations” to List of Occupational Codes for Technical High school training 50 28076 4 99 1 Exploration 2 Drilling technology 3 Mining technology 4 Inorganic materials and fertilizer production 5 Electrification technology 6 Plastic/rubber processing 7 Operate chemical equipment 8 Metal stamping 9 Steel technology 10 Blacksmith 11 Repair of precision equipment 12 Metal refining 13 Electric technology (production and repair) 14 Electricity operator (electricity generation plant) 15 Electrical generator operator 16 Operator and repair of furnace and turbine 17 Electronic technology 18 Construction technology 19 Installation 20 Construction material production 21 Operate construction machinery 22 Auto, bus driver 23 Operate crane and forklift 24 Railroad transportation 25 Airline transportation 26 Waterway transportation 27 Diving 28 Post office 29 Telecommunication technology 30 Weaving, knitting and dying 31 Sewing 32 Carpentry 33 Shoemaking 34 Ceramic and glass making 35 Prosthetics manufacture 36 Printing 37 Agriculture product processing 38 Foodstuff processing 39 Alcohol, beer and other beverage manufacturing 40 Sugar, candy and sweet manufacturing 41 Industrial crop processing 42 Food and beverage processing 43 Hotel service 44 Preservation and delivery of technical goods and materials 45 Cultivation 46 Livestock 47 Medicine 48 Pharmacy 49 Buyer of goods 50 Office clerk 51 Broadcasting 52 Musical instrument, cassette and record manufacturing 53 Film and stage 54 Photography 55 Handicrafts 56 Sports equipment manufacturing Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this traiing? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this traiing? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this traiing? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this traiing? Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this traiing? 14. Did you receive a certificate or diploma for this traiing? Ask all members of the household. 104 28022 1 3 1 Yes, certificate 2 Yes, diploma 3 No Sysmiss In the past 12 months have you studied any foreign language or computer skills on the side? In the past 12 months have you studied any foreign language or computer skills on the side? In the past 12 months have you studied any foreign language or computer skills on the side? In the past 12 months have you studied any foreign language or computer skills on the side? In the past 12 months have you studied any foreign language or computer skills on the side? 15. In the past 12 months have you studied any foreign language or computer skills on the side? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 17 Ask all members of the household. 27650 476 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In the past 12 months how much have you spent on this foreign language or computer training? In the past 12 months how much have you spent on this foreign language or computer training? In the past 12 months how much have you spent on this foreign language or computer training? In the past 12 months how much have you spent on this foreign language or computer training? In the past 12 months how much have you spent on this foreign language or computer training? 16. In the past 12 months how much have you spent on this foreign language or computer training? Ask all members of the household. 815 27311 6000 Besides all of the above, in the past 12 months how much are you spentt on other training courses such as typing, accounting, car driving...? Besides all of the above, in the past 12 months how much are you spentt on other training courses such as typing, accounting, car driving...? Besides all of the above, in the past 12 months how much are you spentt on other training courses such as typing, accounting, car driving...? Besides all of the above, in the past 12 months how much are you spentt on other training courses such as typing, accounting, car driving...? Besides all of the above, in the past 12 months how much are you spentt on other training courses such as typing, accounting, car driving...? 17. besides all of the above, in the past 12 months how much are you spentt on other training courses such as typing, accounting, car driving...? Ask all members of the household. IF NONE WRITE 0 27652 474 5700 Household code Household code Household code Household code Household code 25678 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 25678 1 388 IDcode IDcode IDcode IDcode IDcode 25678 1 19 Self response? Self response? Self response? Self response? Self response? Is the household member answering the questions himself/herself? This question should be answered to make sure whether the interviewer has directly asked the respondent about s/his work Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 25678 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Worked for pay in last 7 days? Worked for pay in last 7 days? Worked for pay in last 7 days? Worked for pay in last 7 days? Worked for pay in last 7 days? Now I would like to ask you some questions about all work that you have done during the past 7 days and the past 12 months. This work includes both main and supplementary employment. During the past 7 days, have you worked for for a unit or someone not a member of your household? For example the goverment, a collective, foreign joint venture or private employer? If answer is 1 > Go to question 4 This question refers to any kind of job done by the respondent during the last 7 days. It refers to any kind of job done by the respondent in order to ger salaries or wages. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 25677 1 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Worked for pay in last 12 months? Worked for pay in last 12 months? Worked for pay in last 12 months? Worked for pay in last 12 months? Worked for pay in last 12 months? And during the last 12 months? This question refers to any kind of job done by the respondent during the last 12 months. It refers to any kind of job done by the respondent in order to ger salaries or wages. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 21977 3701 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Did farming job in past 7 days? Did farming job in past 7 days? Did farming job in past 7 days? Did farming job in past 7 days? Did farming job in past 7 days? During the past 7 days did you work in a field, garden of forest plot belonging to yourself of your household, or raise livestock oa arquatic products, or process home-produced crops or output for your household? If answer is 1 > Goto question 6 This question refers to any kind of job done by the respondent during the last 7 days. It refers to self-employment (farming, livestock raising, including planting and raising water products) silviculture. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 25678 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Did farming job in past 12 months? Did farming job in past 12 months? Did farming job in past 12 months? Did farming job in past 12 months? Did farming job in past 12 months? And during the past 12 months? This question refers to any kind of job done by the respondent during the last 12 months. It refers to self-employment (farming, livestock raising, including planting and raising water products) silviculture. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 15637 10041 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Worked in HH's business in past 7 days? Worked in HH's business in past 7 days? Worked in HH's business in past 7 days? Worked in HH's business in past 7 days? Worked in HH's business in past 7 days? In the past 7 days have you worked in a business entreprise or profession organized and managed by yourself or your household? For example, as an independent merchant, fisherman, lawyer, trader, doctor or other self-employed activity? If answer is 1 > Goto question 8 This question refers to any kind of job done by the respondent during the last 7 days. It refers to non-farm independent activities carried out by the household members. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 25678 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Worked in HH's business in past 12 months? Worked in HH's business in past 12 months? Worked in HH's business in past 12 months? Worked in HH's business in past 12 months? Worked in HH's business in past 12 months? And during the past 12 months? This question refers to any kind of job done by the respondent during the last 7 days and the last 12 months. It refers to non-farm independent activities carried out by the household members. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 21649 4029 1 2 1 Yes 2 No <YES> in Q2 OR 4 OR 6? <YES> in Q2 OR 4 OR 6? <YES> in Q2 OR 4 OR 6? <YES> in Q2 OR 4 OR 6? <YES> in Q2 OR 4 OR 6? Among the answers to 2,4 and 6 is there a "Yes" (code 1)? If answer is 1 > Goto Section 4 Part B Question 8: The interviewer has to look at answers to questions 2, 4 and 6. - If there is a “yes” answer (code 1) in questions 2, 4 or 6, that is an individual has worked in the last 7 days, the interviewer records 1 to question 8 and moves on to Part B: The main work in the last 7 days in the next page. - If all answers are no; no (code 2), that is, an individual has not worked in the last 7 days, the interviewer records 2 to question 8 and goes on with question 9. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 25678 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Looked for work in last 7 days? Looked for work in last 7 days? Looked for work in last 7 days? Looked for work in last 7 days? Looked for work in last 7 days? Have you looked for work during the past 7 days? If answer is 1 > Goto question 14 Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 10054 15624 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Have a stable job? Have a stable job? Have a stable job? Have a stable job? Have a stable job? Do you have a stable job even though you did not work in the past 7 days? If answer is 2 > Goto question 12 Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 9918 15760 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Why did not work with stable job? Why did not work with stable job? Why did not work with stable job? Why did not work with stable job? Why did not work with stable job? In the past 7 days, why didn't you work at your stable job? Go to question 14 Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 634 25044 1 8 1 Illness 2 Other HH member was ill 3 At home for other resion 4 Vacation 5 Strike of similar resion 6 Job is seasonal 7 Maternity leave 8 Other reason 9 Other resion Sysmiss Why not looked for work in last 7 days? Why not looked for work in last 7 days? Why not looked for work in last 7 days? Why not looked for work in last 7 days? Why not looked for work in last 7 days? Why did you not look for work in the past 7 days If answer is 4 - 12 > Goto question 14 The interviewer should record responses based on the answer of household members for Code 7; TOO YOUNG . It is not necessary that "too young" must be under 15 years of age. There are probably cases that a person of 17 years of age wants to work, and that work requires a certain age (E.g., 25), and they consider that they are too young to work, therefore they do not look for a job. After that, the interviewer has to record code 7 for this person. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 9283 16395 1 12 1 Illness 2 Disabled 3 Too old/retired 4 Don't want to work 5 Student 6 Housework/childcare 7 Too young 8 Waiting for seasonal job 9 Waiting to start new job 10 Don't have work 11 Don't know how to look 12 Other reason Sysmiss Kind of works do mostly from past to now? Kind of works do mostly from past to now? Kind of works do mostly from past to now? Kind of works do mostly from past to now? Kind of works do mostly from past to now? Whta kind of work did you do for most of yuor life? The interviewer records the profession code. If not employed, record 0 Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 1758 23920 99 "YES" in Q 3/5/7? "YES" in Q 3/5/7? "YES" in Q 3/5/7? "YES" in Q 3/5/7? "YES" in Q 3/5/7? Among the answers to questions 3,5,7, is there a "Yes" (code 1) If answer is 1 > Goto part D If answer is 2 > Goto part G Interviewer has to look at answers to questions 3, 5, 7. - If there is a “yes” answer (code 1) to questions 3, 5 or 7, that is, an individual has been working in the last 12 months, then the interviewer records 1 to question 14 and moves on to Part D: the main work in the last 12 months. - If all answers are no (code 2), that is, an individual has not been working in the last 12 months, the interviewer records 2 to question 14 and moves on to Part G: History of employment. Ask only household members aged 6 years or older. 10054 15624 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Household Code Household Code Household Code Household Code Household Code 15624 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 15624 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 15624 1 18 Main job in last 7 days? Main job in last 7 days? Main job in last 7 days? Main job in last 7 days? Main job in last 7 days? During the past 7 days, what was your main job? (i.e. the employment that you spent the most time doing during the past 7 days whether or not you were paid. This question identifies the occupation of main work in the last 7 days for the respondent. "Occupation" is a type of work that an individual does in his/her work. In the last 7 days is a 7 day period just prior to the interview date not the week which has the interview date. 15624 10 99 Main employment: is the work for which the respondent spends most of his/her time in comparison with other work in a certain time period. This concept is also applied to work that school children participate in household economic activities. Here, school attending is not considered main work. Kind of industry this job connected with Kind of industry this job connected with Kind of industry this job connected with Kind of industry this job connected with Kind of industry this job connected with What kind of industry is it connected with? This question identifies the sector of main work in the last 7 days for the respondent. 15624 1 99 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, bamboo and rattan products 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processing Other service categories 24 Chemicals and chemical products 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric e.g. tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies etc.) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations Total time doing this job. Years Total time doing this job. Years Total time doing this job. Years Total time doing this job. Years Total time doing this job. Years What is total amount of time from past to the present that you have been doing this work. Exclude gaps when you were not doing this work? If over 5 years leave "MONTHS" blank This question aims at identifying working years of a person in an occupation, that is, the total time s/he has devoted to that occupation. 15624 70 Months Months Months Months Months 5246 10378 11 This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? In this work did you work in a field, garden, or forest plotbelonging to yourself or your household, or raise livestock or arquatic products or process home-produced crops or output for your household? If answer is 1 > Goto question 12 15624 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Work for how many days in last 7 days? Work for how many days in last 7 days? Work for how many days in last 7 days? Work for how many days in last 7 days? Work for how many days in last 7 days? For how many days during the past 7 days did you do this work? Asks about actual working hours, days, weeks not the work schedule. 6444 9180 1 7 Work for how many hours per day? Work for how many hours per day? Work for how many hours per day? Work for how many hours per day? Work for how many hours per day? During these days how many hours did you usually do this work per day? Asks about actual working hours, days, weeks not the work schedule. 6444 9180 1 22 Work for how many weeks in last 12 months Work for how many weeks in last 12 months Work for how many weeks in last 12 months Work for how many weeks in last 12 months Work for how many weeks in last 12 months For how many weeks in the past 12 months did you do this work? If >=40 weeks go to quetion 9 Asks about actual working hours, days, weeks not the work schedule. 6444 9180 52 This work seasional? This work seasional? This work seasional? This work seasional? This work seasional? Is this work seasonal? Seasonal work is defined as work that takes place in a periodic manner during a certain time period. For example; rice planting is seasonal work since there are two crops per year. Fishing off-shore of fishermen is seasonal work since there are only two fishing harvests in a year. For the farmer, who during the pre-harvest time, migrates to the city to work as hired labour, this hired work would also be seasonal work. 2026 13598 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Working for how many weeks per month Working for how many weeks per month Working for how many weeks per month Working for how many weeks per month Working for how many weeks per month During these weeks, how many days did you usually do this work per week? Asks about actual working hours, days, weeks not the work schedule. 6444 9180 1 7 Working how many hours per day Working how many hours per day Working how many hours per day Working how many hours per day Working how many hours per day During these dayss, how many hours did you usually do this work per day? 6444 9180 1 22 Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? In this work were you self-employedin a non-farm business belonging to your household? If answer is 2 > Goto question 13 6459 9165 1 2 1 Yes 2 No "Self-employment" is defined for all household members and for the household: Self-employment of household members is defined as one of two types as follow: a) Self-employment to make profit for him/herself, including agricultural production on land owned, managed or with use rights for that person, or non-agricultural economic activities wholly or partly run or managed by that person; all expenditure and profits accruing to that person in this work. b) Do work for his/her household without being paid remuneration or salary for the work. The work comprises agricultural, forestry, aquatic product, animal husbandry production on land owned, managed, or with use rights for the head or a household member; or in activities outside of agriculture, forestry, or aquaculture which are managed or run by a household member. Self-employment of the household is defined as agricultural, forestry, and aquaculture activities and activities outside of agriculture, forestry and aquaculture which are wholly or partly owned or managed by household head or a household member. These activities may be done by household members or combined with hiring of labour, or the head acts as the manager and most workers are hired. Do any other work in past 7 days? Do any other work in past 7 days? Do any other work in past 7 days? Do any other work in past 7 days? Do any other work in past 7 days? Have you done any other work in the past 7 days? If answer is 1 > Goto part C If answer is 2 > Goto part D 12369 3255 1 2 1 Yes 2 No HH ID HH ID HH ID HH ID HH ID 3258 101 38816 Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID Cluster ID 3258 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 3258 1 18 For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work? Joint-venture is a foreign company collaborating with a Vietnamese company to perform economic activities. Private is a company that meets all the necessary conditions such as registration of capital to act as a company by Corporate Law. Individual or Small household enterprise is a business or production establishment that does not possess enough conditions to register as a company, but may either use only household labour, or hire other labour. 3249 9 1 14 1 Government admin., police, military 2 State entreprise 3 Communist party, social organization 4 Cooperative 5 Private entreprise 6 Small household entreprise 7 Joint company (Stock or Limited liability company) 8 100% foreign entreprise 9 Joint venture with the government 10 Joint venture with collective 11 Joint venture with private sector 12 Joint venture with individual 13 JV with domestic joint company 14 Other How many people working together How many people working together How many people working together How many people working together How many people working together How many people all togetther work at the place where you do this work? this question aims at identifying the size of the establishment in which the household member is working. These establishments may be either very small, with few workers or very big with many labourers and subdivided into many smaller units. The lowest level to record workers is that which has separate accounting or forecasting. The respondent should be included in the recorded persons that is, the average number of those who regularly work in a certain time period. In case the respondent does not know the exact number of labourers, estimation is permissible, for example 50-60 or close to 100, etc.… 2474 784 9000 How long worked for this emplyer. Years How long worked for this emplyer. Years How long worked for this emplyer. Years How long worked for this emplyer. Years How long worked for this emplyer. Years How long have you worked for this employer excluding any peroids in which you did not do this work? YEARS 3248 10 40 Months Months Months Months Months 3243 15 11 Distance from home to work place Distance from home to work place Distance from home to work place Distance from home to work place Distance from home to work place How far from your house to the place where you work? 3242 16 2500 Distance Code Distance Code Distance Code Distance Code Distance Code 3228 30 1 2 1 Meter 2 Kilometer Means of trasport going to work Means of trasport going to work Means of trasport going to work Means of trasport going to work Means of trasport going to work What means of transport do you use to goto work? 3241 17 6 1 Public transport 2 Office car 3 Private car or motocycle 4 Bicycle 5 On foot 6 Other Time taking going to work. Hours Time taking going to work. Hours Time taking going to work. Hours Time taking going to work. Hours Time taking going to work. Hours How long does it take you to go to your workplace? 3241 17 98 Minutes Minutes Minutes Minutes Minutes 3242 16 56 How often going to work How often going to work How often going to work How often going to work How often going to work How often do you go there? For example: twice a day Count time to go and return as one time 3242 16 20 Time unit Time unit Time unit Time unit Time unit 3203 55 2 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half- Year 8 Year Receiving wage? Receiving wage? Receiving wage? Receiving wage? Receiving wage? Have you received of will you receive a salary of wage for this work, including the value of in-kind payments? 3249 9 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving What is the amount of money and in-kind payments you receive? (exclude contributions to pension, health insurance, etc.) This question asks about salary or compensation received from the main work in the last 7 days but scope for data recording may extend beyond the last 7 days. There are the following options: - If the work is only limited to the last 7 days and the individual no longer does that work beyond these 7 days, record salary or compensation received in those 7 days, by minutes, hours, days, or weeks respectively. - If the work is done in the last 7 days and time beyond the last 7 days, then it is up to the way the salary or compensation of the respondent is received to record the amount received by respective time unit. For example: a person who works on the basis of a contract for a private company for 3 months, and that person receives monthly salary at the interview time, 200.000 Dong each. In this case, we can record in question 20 the answering code 1 and in question 21 record amount 200, for time unit, record unit code 5. Go to quetion 22 3238 20 6600 Time unit Time unit Time unit Time unit Time unit how often do you receive them? 3238 20 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half-Year 8 Year HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code 3231 101 38816 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 3231 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 3231 1 18 (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind as monthly, quarterly, annual bonus? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3131 100 14000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 565 2666 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for luch? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3134 97 3600 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 630 2601 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for over time, night shift, unused vacation, hazardous conditions? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3135 96 5900 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 329 2902 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for on-the-job trainning? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3132 99 6000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 51 3180 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Additional payments in cash and in kind for jobs with high responsibility, seniority in an occupation, frequent traveling on the job, talent, work in remote or special regions? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3135 96 3200 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 164 3067 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for royalties or honoraria? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3131 100 5030 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 81 3150 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in casdh or in kind at Tet or other holidays? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3129 102 15800 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 1148 2083 4 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Value of payments in other forms of compensation (irregular bonuses for innovations or improvements, price subsidies for rice or electricity, bicycle, subsidy for uniform , warm clothes and blankets, relocation for work, per diem in Vietnam or abroad...?) Including uniform clothes (not protective clothes). Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3130 101 20000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 194 3037 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H)? Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 3152 79 42600 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Asking about other incomes than salary or compensation recorded in question 21. In recording supplements, the interviewer should record the frequency of receipt of payment, not calculate for the whole year and record the time unit code as 8 if they do not receive these incomes on an annual basis. If none, write zero in the column of the corresponding item. If respondent can only give a total amount write "unclear" in the relevant column and the total amount in the column i. 1602 1629 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 3257 101 38816 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 3257 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 3257 1 18 Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears, i.e. you haven't been paid on time and your employer still owes you money? If answer is 2 > Goto question 25 3245 12 1 2 1 Yes 2 No How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months worth of wages does your employer owe you? 80 3177 1 23 Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Do you receive protective clothing and equipment for this work? If answer is 2 > Goto question 27 3246 11 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving What is the value of thisprotective clothing and equipment? Only record clothes, shoes, gloves and other labour protective instruments, excluding the above mentioned uniform clothes in 22H. 540 2717 5 1500 Time unit Time unit Time unit Time unit Time unit How frequently do you receive it? 540 2717 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Did you sign a contract for this work? If answer is 2 > Goto question 29 3246 11 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years What is the lengh of your contract? YEARS 401 2856 30 Months Months Months Months Months 401 2856 10 Will you go on excursions as a result of work? Will you go on excursions as a result of work? Will you go on excursions as a result of work? Will you go on excursions as a result of work? Will you go on excursions as a result of work? Will you go on excursions or summner holydayas a result of this work? 3247 10 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do you receive paid sick leave in this work? Do you receive paid sick leave in this work? Do you receive paid sick leave in this work? Do you receive paid sick leave in this work? Do you receive paid sick leave in this work? Do you receive paid sick, pregnancy or injury leave in this work? 3246 11 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Will you receive a retirement pension on this work? Will you receive a retirement pension on this work? Will you receive a retirement pension on this work? Will you receive a retirement pension on this work? Will you receive a retirement pension on this work? Will you receive retirement pension in this work? 3246 11 1 2 1 Yes 2 No What kind of health benenfits do you receive? What kind of health benenfits do you receive? What kind of health benenfits do you receive? What kind of health benenfits do you receive? What kind of health benenfits do you receive? What kind of health benefits do you receive? 3247 10 1 6 1 Health insurance 2 Exempt from medical fees 3 Medical care completely paid for 4 Medical care partially paid for 5 Other 6 Non Sysmiss Have you done any other work in last 7 days? Have you done any other work in last 7 days? Have you done any other work in last 7 days? Have you done any other work in last 7 days? Have you done any other work in last 7 days? Have you done any other work during the last 7 days? If answer is 1 > Goto part C If answer is 2 > Goto pard D 3254 3 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 2321 105 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 2313 8 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 2321 1 10 Profession code for the secondary job Profession code for the secondary job Profession code for the secondary job Profession code for the secondary job Profession code for the secondary job Please describe the work to which you devoted the most time, after your main job, during the past 7 days? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 2321 10 97 10 Communist Party officials of all levels (career) 11 Executive, legislative and justice branches 12 Leadership of large and small institutions both private and public 21 Leaders in Natural and life sciences e.g (physics, meteorology) 22 Leaders in Technical Sciences (architecture, planning etc.) 23 Doctor, dentist 24 Pharmacist, pharmacy assistant 25 Traditional healers including traditional midwife 26 Nurse, physician's assistant, trained midwife, nurse's aide occupational specialty) 27 Other medical professionals (veterinarians, etc.) 28 Junior College/University instructor 29 Upper and lower secondary school teacher 30 Primary school teacher 31 Pre-school teacher (kindergarten and nursery school) 32 Other educational professionals 33 Mid-level managers 34 Legal professions 35 Archivist, librarian, information officer, postal clerk 36 Social scientists 37 Cultural, entertainment, sports 38 Religious Specialist (priest, monk...) 39 Optics, electronic equipment technicians 40 Safety and quality inspectors 41 Business, financial, insurance, real estate agents and other intermediaries 42 Customs and tax officials (includes social welfare, issuing licenses) 43 Social worker 44 Accountant, auditors 45 Other office workers (secretary, data entry, typist) 46 Customer service 51 Service on transportation (stewardess...) 52 Cleaning, janitorial services (business and home) 53 Personal care (taking care of children, home nursing,...) 54 Other personal services (haircut, burial, fortune tellers, astrologists...) 55 Protection services (police, guards, firefighters, parking attendants...) 56 Sales and promotion in stores 57 Sales in market and stalls 58 Sales on street (peddlers) 61 Cultivators including those who also raise livestock 62 Livestock raisers 63 Forestry and related workers 64 Aquaculture 65 Fishing 66 Hunting and Trapping 71 Skilled manual worker in mining 72 Skilled construction worker 73 Metal, mechanical workers 74 Electricians, electronic equipment assemblers, phone line installers... 75 Handicraftsmen and printing 76 Food processing 77 Woodworking (including rattan and bamboo) 78 Textile and garment worker 79 Leather and shoemaking industry worker 81 Production machine and equipment operators 82 Drivers and operators of motorized equipment 91 Other simple services on the street not elsewhere specified 92 Laundry, ironing 93 Letter deliverers, porters, doormen 94 Garbage collectors, scavengers 95 Unskilled workers in agriculture, forestry or fisheries 96 Unskilled workers in mining, construction, industry and transportation 97 Other unskilled workers 99 Other Occupations not elsewhere specified (e.g. military) Secondary employment: Is the work in which individuals spend the most time after the main job. Kind of industry secondary job connected with Kind of industry secondary job connected with Kind of industry secondary job connected with Kind of industry secondary job connected with Kind of industry secondary job connected with What kind of industry is it connected with? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 2321 1 99 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, bamboo and rattan products 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processing Other service categories 24 Chemicals and chemical products 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric e.g. tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies etc.) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations Total time doing this work. Years Total time doing this work. Years Total time doing this work. Years Total time doing this work. Years Total time doing this work. Years What is the total amount of time from the past to the present that you have been doing this work? Exclude gaps when you were not doing this work If over 5 years leave "MONTHS" blank Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 2313 8 63 Months Months Months Months Months Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 952 1369 11 This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? This job related to farming work? In this work did you work in a field, garden or forest plot belonging to yourself or your household, or raise livestock, arquatic products or process home-produced crops or output for your household? If answer is 1 > Goto question 16 Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 2321 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do this work for how many days in last 7 days Do this work for how many days in last 7 days Do this work for how many days in last 7 days Do this work for how many days in last 7 days Do this work for how many days in last 7 days For how many days during past 7 days did you do this work? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 1220 1101 1 7 Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day During these days how many hours did you usually do this work per day? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 1220 1101 1 23 Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months For how many weeks in the past 12 months did you do this work? If >= 40 weeks go to question 9 Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 1220 1101 52 Sesional work? Sesional work? Sesional work? Sesional work? Sesional work? Is this work seasonal? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 742 1579 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week During these weeks how many days did you usually work per week? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 1220 1101 1 7 Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day During these days how many hourss did you usually work per day? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 1220 1101 1 24 Self employed in non-farm business? Self employed in non-farm business? Self employed in non-farm business? Self employed in non-farm business? Self employed in non-farm business? In this work were you self-employed in a non-farm business belonging to your household? If answer is 1 > Goto question 16 If answer is 2 > Goto question 12 Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 1220 1101 1 2 1 Yes 2 No For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 488 1833 1 14 1 Government admin., police, military 2 State entreprise 3 Communist party, social organization 4 Cooperative 5 Private entreprise 6 Small household entreprise 7 Joint company (Stock or Limited liability company) 8 100% foreign entreprise 9 Joint venture with the government 10 Joint venture with collective 11 Joint venture with private sector 12 Joint venture with individual 13 JV with domestic joint company 14 Other How long working for this employer. Years How long working for this employer. Years How long working for this employer. Years How long working for this employer. Years How long working for this employer. Years How long have you worked for this employer excluding periods in which you did not work? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 484 1837 30 Months Months Months Months Months Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 483 1838 11 Receive any thing for this job Receive any thing for this job Receive any thing for this job Receive any thing for this job Receive any thing for this job Have you received or will you receive money wages or compensation in in kind or in form of services for this work? If answer is 2 > Goto question 16 Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 487 1834 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving Amount of money receiving What is the amount of money and in-kind payments you receive? INCLUDE: regular BONUSES, LUNCH, OVERTIME, NIGHT, HAZARDOUS PAY, PAYMENT FOR TRAINING, RESPONSIBILITY, WORK IN REMOTE REGIONS, SENIORITY, FREQUENT TRAVELING, ROYALTIES,HONORARIA, HOLIDAY BONUSES. IRREGULAR BONUSES, AND PER DIEM. EXCLUDE CONTRIBUTIONS TO HEALTH INSURANCE AND PENSION. Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 478 1843 1.5 3000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit How often do you receive these payments? Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 478 1843 2 8 Done any other work in last 7 days Done any other work in last 7 days Done any other work in last 7 days Done any other work in last 7 days Done any other work in last 7 days Have you done any other work in the past 7 days? If answer is 2 > Goto Part D 2313 8 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Receive any thing for this additional job Receive any thing for this additional job Receive any thing for this additional job Receive any thing for this additional job Receive any thing for this additional job In any of these additional jobs were you paid wages or salary? If answer is 2 > Goto Part D Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. interviewer probe thoroughly for all additional work in the past 7 days. 137 2184 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Amount of money receiveing Amount of money receiveing Amount of money receiveing Amount of money receiveing Amount of money receiveing How much in total did you or will you receive for all this other work done in the past 7 days, including payments in the form of goods or services? Go to Part D Almost all questions in Part C are similar to those asked about in Part B. 41 2280 2160 Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 16911 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 16911 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 16911 1 18 Main Job in last 12 months Main Job in last 12 months Main Job in last 12 months Main Job in last 12 months Main Job in last 12 months During the past 12 months, what was your main job? (i.e. the employment that you spent the most time doing during the past 12 months whether or not you were paid. The interviewer should ask this question even when the main work in the last 12 months is similar to the work in the last 7 days. 16910 1 10 99 Kind of industry the last 12 month main job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month main job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month main job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month main job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month main job conneted with What kind of industry is it connected with? The interviewer should ask this question even when the main work in the last 12 months is similar to the work in the last 7 days. 16910 1 1 99 Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Is this work the same as your main or supplementary job in the past 7 days? If answer is 1-2 > Goto question 21 If there is any doubt, the interviewer can check again by looking back to Parts B and C 16910 1 1 3 1 Yes, same as main job 2 Yes, same as secondary job 3 No, defferent work Total time doing the last 12 month main job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month main job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month main job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month main job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month main job (from hte beginning to present) Years What is total amount of time from past to the present that you have been doing this work. Exclude gaps when you were not doing this work? If over 5 years leave "MONTHS" blank see Part B 2100 14811 78 Months Months Months Months Months see Part B 832 16079 11 The last 12 month main job related to the farming work The last 12 month main job related to the farming work The last 12 month main job related to the farming work The last 12 month main job related to the farming work The last 12 month main job related to the farming work In this work did you work in a field, garden, or forest plotbelonging to yourself or your household, or raise livestock or arquatic products or process home-produced crops or output for your household? If answer is 1 > Goto question 21 see Part B 2102 14809 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months For how many weeks in the past 12 months did you do this work? If >=40 weeks go to quetion 8 see Part B 794 16117 2 51 This work sesional This work sesional This work sesional This work sesional This work sesional Is this work seasonal? see Part B 563 16348 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week During these weeks, how many days did you usually do this work per week? see Part B 794 16117 1 7 Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day During these dayss, how many hours did you usually do this work per day? see Part B 794 16117 2 17 Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? In this work were you self-employedin a non-farm business belonging to your household? If answer is 1 > Goto quetion 21 see Part B 795 16116 1 2 1 Yes 2 No For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work? see Part B 536 16375 1 14 1 Government admin., police, military 2 State entreprise 3 Communist party, social organization 4 Cooperative 5 Private entreprise 6 Small household entreprise 7 Joint company (Stock or Limited liability company) 8 100% foreign entreprise 9 Joint venture with the government 10 Joint venture with collective 11 Joint venture with private sector 12 Joint venture with individual 13 JV with domestic joint company 14 Other Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Have you received of will you receive a salary of wage for this work, including the value of in-kind payments? If answer is 1 > Goto question 13 If answer is 2 > Goto question 14 see Part B 536 16375 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Amount of salary/wage receiving Amount of salary/wage receiving Amount of salary/wage receiving Amount of salary/wage receiving Amount of salary/wage receiving What is the amount of money and in-kind payments you receive? exclude contributions to pension, health insurance, etc.) see Part B 530 16381 12000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit how often do you receive them? see Part B 530 16381 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus (A) Payment as bonus Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind as monthly, quarterly, annual bonus? see Part B 525 16386 2800 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part B 50 16861 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch (B) Payment for luch Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for luch? see Part B 525 16386 2700 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part B 59 16852 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... (C) Payment for overtime... Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for over time, night shift, unused vacation, hazardous conditions? see Part B 525 16386 2000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part B 28 16883 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning (D) Payment for on-the-job trainning Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for on-the-job trainning? see Part B 525 16386 800 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part B 3 16908 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility (E) Payment for job with higher respnsibility Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Additional payments in cash and in kind for jobs with high responsibility, seniority in an occupation, frequent traveling on the job, talent, work in remote or special regions? see Part B 525 16386 960 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part B 11 16900 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties (F) Payment for royalties Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in cash or in kind for royalties or honoraria? see Part B 525 16386 1000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part B 5 16906 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays (G) Payment at holidays Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Payment in casdh or in kind at Tet or other holidays? see Part B 525 16386 2000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part B 122 16789 5 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half Year 8 Year (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation (H) Payment in other form of compensation Besides the salary or wages reported earlier, I'd like to know if you receive any of the following income items? Value of payments in other forms of compensation (irregular bonuses for innovations or improvements, price subsidies for rice or electricity, bicycle, subsidy for uniform , warm clothes and blankets, relocation for work, per diem in Vietnam or abroad...?) see Part B 524 16387 1875 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit 15 16896 4 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H): Total (A+B+C+D+E+F+G+H)? 527 16384 28100 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit 191 16720 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half_Year 8 Year HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code 16913 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 16913 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 16913 1 18 Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears? Are your wage in arrears, i.e. you haven't been paid on time and your employer still owes you money? If answer is 2 > Goto question 17 see Part B 535 16378 1 2 1 Yes 2 No How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months wage in arrears How many months worth of wages does your employer owe you? see Part B 11 16902 1 6 Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Receiving protective clothing Do you receive protective clothing and equipment for this work? If answer is 2 > Goto question 19 see Part B 535 16378 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving Value of protective clothing receiving What is the value of thisprotective clothing and equipment? see Part B 57 16856 10 500 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit How frequently do you receive it? see Part B 57 16856 5 8 Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Work contract signing for this job? Did you sign a contract for this work? If answer is 2 > Goto question 21 see Part B 535 16378 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years Length of contract. Years What is the lengh of your contract? YEARS see Part B 48 16865 20 Months Months Months Months Months see Part B 49 16864 10 Done any other work in last 12 months? Done any other work in last 12 months? Done any other work in last 12 months? Done any other work in last 12 months? Done any other work in last 12 months? Have you done any other work during the last 12 months? If answer is 1 > Goto Part E If answer is 2 > Goto Part F see Part B 16911 2 1 2 1 Yes 2 No HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code 5312 103 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 5207 105 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 5312 1 11 Secondary job in last 12 months Secondary job in last 12 months Secondary job in last 12 months Secondary job in last 12 months Secondary job in last 12 months In the past 12 months, what was your secondary job? That is, the job you devoted the most time to after your main job in the past 12 months? see Part C 5312 10 97 10 Communist Party officials of all levels (career) 11 Executive, legislative and justice branches 12 Leadership of large and small institutions both private and public 21 Leaders in Natural and life sciences e.g (physics, meteorology) 22 Leaders in Technical Sciences (architecture, planning etc.) 23 Doctor, dentist 24 Pharmacist, pharmacy assistant 25 Traditional healers including traditional midwife 26 Nurse, physician's assistant, trained midwife, nurse's aide occupational specialty) 27 Other medical professionals (veterinarians, etc.) 28 Junior College/University instructor 29 Upper and lower secondary school teacher 30 Primary school teacher 31 Pre-school teacher (kindergarten and nursery school) 32 Other educational professionals 33 Mid-level managers 34 Legal professions 35 Archivist, librarian, information officer, postal clerk 36 Social scientists 37 Cultural, entertainment, sports 38 Religious Specialist (priest, monk...) 39 Optics, electronic equipment technicians 40 Safety and quality inspectors 41 Business, financial, insurance, real estate agents and other intermediaries 42 Customs and tax officials (includes social welfare, issuing licenses) 43 Social worker 44 Accountant, auditors 45 Other office workers (secretary, data entry, typist) 46 Customer service 51 Service on transportation (stewardess...) 52 Cleaning, janitorial services (business and home) 53 Personal care (taking care of children, home nursing,...) 54 Other personal services (haircut, burial, fortune tellers, astrologists...) 55 Protection services (police, guards, firefighters, parking attendants...) 56 Sales and promotion in stores 57 Sales in market and stalls 58 Sales on street (peddlers) 61 Cultivators including those who also raise livestock 62 Livestock raisers 63 Forestry and related workers 64 Aquaculture 65 Fishing 66 Hunting and Trapping 71 Skilled manual worker in mining 72 Skilled construction worker 73 Metal, mechanical workers 74 Electricians, electronic equipment assemblers, phone line installers... 75 Handicraftsmen and printing 76 Food processing 77 Woodworking (including rattan and bamboo) 78 Textile and garment worker 79 Leather and shoemaking industry worker 81 Production machine and equipment operators 82 Drivers and operators of motorized equipment 91 Other simple services on the street not elsewhere specified 92 Laundry, ironing 93 Letter deliverers, porters, doormen 94 Garbage collectors, scavengers 95 Unskilled workers in agriculture, forestry or fisheries 96 Unskilled workers in mining, construction, industry and transportation 97 Other unskilled workers 99 Other Occupations not elsewhere specified (e.g. military) Kind of industry the last 12 month secondary job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month secondary job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month secondary job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month secondary job conneted with Kind of industry the last 12 month secondary job conneted with What kind of industry is it connected with? see Part C 5311 1 1 99 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, bamboo and rattan products 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processing Other service categories 24 Chemicals and chemical products 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric e.g. tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies etc.) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations Sysmiss Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Same job as the ones in last 7 days Is this work the same as your main or secondary job during the past 7 days? If answer is 1 or 2 > Goto question 13 If there is any doubt, the interviewer can check again by looking back to Parts B and C 5238 74 1 3 1 Yes, same as main job 2 Yes, same as secondary job 3 No, defferent work Total time doing the last 12 month secondary job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month secondary job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month secondary job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month secondary job (from hte beginning to present) Years Total time doing the last 12 month secondary job (from hte beginning to present) Years What is the total amount of time from the past to the present that you have been doing this work? Exclude gaps when you were not doing this work If over 5 years leave "MONTHS" blank see Part C 2344 2968 56 Months Months Months Months Months see Part C 1065 4247 11 The last 12 month secondary job related to the farming work The last 12 month secondary job related to the farming work The last 12 month secondary job related to the farming work The last 12 month secondary job related to the farming work The last 12 month secondary job related to the farming work In this work did you work in a field, garden or forest plot belonging to yourself or your household, or raise livestock, arquatic products or process home-produced crops or output for your household? If answer is 1 > Goto question 13 see Part C 2373 2939 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months Do this work for how many weeks in last 12 months For how many weeks in the past 12 months did you do this work? see Part C 1487 3825 1 52 Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week Do this work for how many days per week During these weeks how many days did you usually work per week? see Part C 1487 3825 1 7 Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day Do this work for how many hours per day During these days how many hours did you usually do this work per day? see Part C 1487 3825 1 16 Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? Self emplyed in non-farm business of the HH in this work? In this work were you self-employed in a non-farm business belonging to your household? If answer is 1 > Goto question 13 see Part C 1487 3825 1 2 1 Yes 2 No For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work For whom did you work see Part C 1020 4292 1 14 1 Government admin., police, military 2 State entreprise 3 Communist party, social organization 4 Cooperative 5 Private entreprise 6 Small household entreprise 7 Joint company (Stock or Limited liability company) 8 100% foreign entreprise 9 Joint venture with the government 10 Joint venture with collective 11 Joint venture with private sector 12 Joint venture with individual 13 JV with domestic joint company 14 Other Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Receiving any salary/wage for this job Have you received or will you receive money wages or compensation in in kind or in form of services for this work? If answer is 2 > Goto question 13 see Part C 1020 4292 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Amount of total payment receiving Amount of total payment receiving Amount of total payment receiving Amount of total payment receiving Amount of total payment receiving What is the amount of money and in-kind payments you receive? INCLUDE: regular BONUSES, LUNCH, OVERTIME, NIGHT, HAZARDOUS PAY, PAYMENT FOR TRAINING, RESPONSIBILITY, WORK IN REMOTE REGIONS, SENIORITY, FREQUENT TRAVELING, ROYALTIES,HONORARIA, HOLIDAY BONUSES. IRREGULAR BONUSES, AND PER DIEM. EXCLUDE CONTRIBUTIONS TO HEALTH INSURANCE AND PENSION. see Part C 1017 4295 6 12000 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit see Part C 1017 4295 3 8 2 Hour 3 Day 4 Week 5 Month 6 Quarter 7 Half Year 8 Year Sysmiss Done any other work in last 12 months Done any other work in last 12 months Done any other work in last 12 months Done any other work in last 12 months Done any other work in last 12 months Have you done any other work during the past 12 months? If answer is 2 > Goto Part F interviewer probe thoroughly for all supplementary work in the past 12 months 5207 105 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Were you paid in any of additional jobs Were you paid in any of additional jobs Were you paid in any of additional jobs Were you paid in any of additional jobs Were you paid in any of additional jobs In any of these additional jobs were you paid wages or salary? If answer is 2 > Goto Part F see Part C 578 4734 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Total payment receiving for additinal jobs Total payment receiving for additinal jobs Total payment receiving for additinal jobs Total payment receiving for additinal jobs Total payment receiving for additinal jobs How much in total did you or will you receive for all this other work done in the past 7 days, including payments in the form of goods or services? see Part C 277 5035 15 30000 HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code 25677 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 25677 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 25677 1 19 "Yes" in Q 4 & 5 in Section 4A "Yes" in Q 4 & 5 in Section 4A "Yes" in Q 4 & 5 in Section 4A "Yes" in Q 4 & 5 in Section 4A "Yes" in Q 4 & 5 in Section 4A Check Section 4A, questions 4 and 5 is the answer YES? Check for all people before going on to question 2-43 If answer is 2 > goto next person If all people have code 2 > goto Part G This part (Part F) is to identify the time duration in doing self-employment activities in agriculture, forestry and aquaculture in the last 12 months including: i. Cultivation of agricultural and fruit trees (questions 2 to 8) ii. Forestry production (questions 9 to 15) iii. Aquaculture (questions 16 to 22) iv. Animal husbandry (questions 23 to 29) v. Household agricultural product processing (questions 30 to 36) vi. Transportation, marketing, and selling of household agricultural products (questions 37 to 43) Here, the 12 month duration is asked in terms of 52 weeks to help remind the respondent of peak weeks and non-peak weeks. If necessary, the interviewer should explain to the respondent that 12 months is equivalent to 52 weeks. 25677 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Work in crop/fruit production in own land in last 52 weeks Work in crop/fruit production in own land in last 52 weeks Work in crop/fruit production in own land in last 52 weeks Work in crop/fruit production in own land in last 52 weeks Work in crop/fruit production in own land in last 52 weeks During the past 52 weeks did you work in crop and fruit production on your household's land? Include work on your residential plot, and participation in labor exchange for other households? If answer is 2 > Goto question 9 12194 13483 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Number out of last 52 weeks worked in crop/fruit production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in crop/fruit production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in crop/fruit production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in crop/fruit production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in crop/fruit production During the past 52 weesk how many weeks did you work in crop and fruit production for your household? 11095 14582 1 52 Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Out of these weeks, how many were in peak periods? If no peak period, record 0 and > goto quesion 7 11095 14582 48 Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks During these peak weeks, how many days per week did you usually work? 9900 15777 1 8 Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks During each of these peak days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 9900 15777 1 18 Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks During the non-peak weeks, how many days did you usually work per week? 11094 14583 7 Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks During each of these days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 11094 14583 12 Work in lives stock raising for own household in last 52 weeks Work in lives stock raising for own household in last 52 weeks Work in lives stock raising for own household in last 52 weeks Work in lives stock raising for own household in last 52 weeks Work in lives stock raising for own household in last 52 weeks During the past 52 weeks did you work in livestock or poultry raising for your household? Including labor exchange with other households? If answer is 2 > Goto question 16 12194 13483 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Number out of last 52 weeks worked in lives stock raising Number out of last 52 weeks worked in lives stock raising Number out of last 52 weeks worked in lives stock raising Number out of last 52 weeks worked in lives stock raising Number out of last 52 weeks worked in lives stock raising During the past 52 weesk how many weeks did you work in livestock or poultry raising for your household? 8172 17505 52 Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Out of these weeks, how many were in peak periods? If no peak period, record 0 and > goto quesion 14 8172 17505 44 Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks During these peak weeks, how many days per week did you usually work? 447 25230 2 7 Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks During each of these peak days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 447 25230 0.5 12 Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks During the non-peak weeks, how many days did you usually work per week? 8172 17505 7 Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks During each of these days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 8171 17506 12 HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code 12177 205 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 12177 2 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 12177 1 13 Work in raising fish for own household in last 52 weeks Work in raising fish for own household in last 52 weeks Work in raising fish for own household in last 52 weeks Work in raising fish for own household in last 52 weeks Work in raising fish for own household in last 52 weeks During the past 52 weeks did you work in raising fish, shrimp or other arquatic products for your household? Including labor exchange with other households? If answer is 2 > Goto question 23 12177 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Number out of last 52 weeks worked in raising fish Number out of last 52 weeks worked in raising fish Number out of last 52 weeks worked in raising fish Number out of last 52 weeks worked in raising fish Number out of last 52 weeks worked in raising fish During the past 52 weesk how many weeks did you work in raising fish, shrimp or other arquatic products for your household? 1406 10771 1 52 Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Out of these weeks, how many were in peak periods? If no peak period, record 0 and > goto quesion 21 1406 10771 36 Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks During these peak weeks, how many days per week did you usually work? 88 12089 4 7 Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks During each of these peak days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 88 12089 2 12 Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks During the non-peak weeks, how many days did you usually work per week? 1406 10771 7 Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks During each of these days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 1406 10771 0.1 11 Work in forestry production for own household in last 52 weeks Work in forestry production for own household in last 52 weeks Work in forestry production for own household in last 52 weeks Work in forestry production for own household in last 52 weeks Work in forestry production for own household in last 52 weeks During the past 52 weeks did you work in forestry production for your household? Including labor exchange with other households? If answer is 2 > Goto question 30 12177 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Number out of last 52 weeks worked in forestry production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in forestry production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in forestry production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in forestry production Number out of last 52 weeks worked in forestry production During the past 52 weesk how many weeks did you work in forestry production for your household? 672 11505 52 Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Out of these weeks, how many were in peak periods? If no peak period, record 0 and > goto quesion 28 672 11505 8 Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks During these peak weeks, how many days per week did you usually work? 10 12167 1 7 Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks During each of these peak days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 10 12167 6 10 Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks During the non-peak weeks, how many days did you usually work per week? 672 11505 7 Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks During each of these days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 671 11506 10 HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code 12177 205 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 12177 2 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 12177 1 13 Worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products During the past 52 weeks did you work in processing of home-produced agricultural products, including labor exchange for other households? If answer is 2 > Goto question 37 12177 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Number out of last 52 weeks worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in processing of home-produced agricultural products During the past 52 weesk how many weeks did you work in processing of home-produced agricultural products? 328 11849 1 52 Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Out of these weeks, how many were in peak periods? If no peak period, record 0 and > goto quesion 35 328 11849 12 Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks During these peak weeks, how many days per week did you usually work? 91 12086 1 7 Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks During each of these peak days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 91 12086 0.5 24 Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks During the non-peak weeks, how many days did you usually work per week? 328 11849 7 Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks During each of these days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 328 11849 12 Worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products During the past 52 weeks did you work in trasport, marketing and sales of your agricultural products, including labor exchange for other households? If answer is 2 > Goto Part G 12177 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Number out of last 52 weeks worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products Number out of last 52 weeks worked in transport, marketing and sales of agricultural products During the past 52 weesk how many weeks did you work in trasport, marketing and sales of your agricultural products 654 11523 1 52 Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Number of weeks in peak period Out of these weeks, how many were in peak periods? If no peak period, record 0 and > goto quesion 42 654 11523 20 Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks Number of days per week working in peak weeks During these peak weeks, how many days per week did you usually work? 109 12068 1 7 Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks Number of hours per day working in peak weeks During each of these peak days, how many hours did you usually work per day? 109 12068 1 10 Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks Number of days per week working in non-peak weeks During the non-peak weeks, how many days did you usually work per week? 654 11523 7 Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks Number of hours per day working in non-peak weeks During each of these days, how many hours did you usually work per day? > Part G 654 11523 10 HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code HH ID code 19476 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 19476 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 19476 1 19 Have you ever worked for someone outside your household or for nonfarm business... Have you ever worked for someone outside your household or for nonfarm business... Have you ever worked for someone outside your household or for nonfarm business... Have you ever worked for someone outside your household or for nonfarm business... Have you ever worked for someone outside your household or for nonfarm business... Have you ever worked for someone outside your household or for a non-farm business or agricultural, forestry or aquaculture business operated and managed by your household? If answer is 2 > Goto Part H Ask only household members aged 15 and above. if less than 15 years old >> part H if this person worked in past 12 months, (part D is filled out) then >>2 otherwise ask: 4869 14607 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Age you stopped studying and started working Age you stopped studying and started working Age you stopped studying and started working Age you stopped studying and started working Age you stopped studying and started working How old were you when you stopped studying and began working, either for someone else or for a non-farm business or agricultural, forestry or aquatic products business operated and managed by your household? 17488 1988 6 60 Worked in past 7 days/past 12 months Worked in past 7 days/past 12 months Worked in past 7 days/past 12 months Worked in past 7 days/past 12 months Worked in past 7 days/past 12 months Did this person work in past 7 days, or past 12 months? Check Section 4A, is the answer to question 8 or 14 "YES" If answer is 1 > Goto question 6 17493 1983 1 2 1 Yes 2 No The last time you worked? Month The last time you worked? Month The last time you worked? Month The last time you worked? Month The last time you worked? Month In what month and year was the last time you worked? 1724 17752 12 Year Year Year Year Year 1755 17721 1998 Have you worked in past 5 years Have you worked in past 5 years Have you worked in past 5 years Have you worked in past 5 years Have you worked in past 5 years Did this person work in the past 5 years? Check question 4 If answer is 2 > Goto Part H 1765 17711 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Was there a time when you did not work for 3 months or more Was there a time when you did not work for 3 months or more Was there a time when you did not work for 3 months or more Was there a time when you did not work for 3 months or more Was there a time when you did not work for 3 months or more Since you first started working has there ever been a time when you did not work for 3 months or more excluding time in school? If answer is 2 > Goto question 8 16357 3119 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Total time in years did not work Total time in years did not work Total time in years did not work Total time in years did not work Total time in years did not work During the period from today back to the time you first began working, what is the total amount of time in years that you did not work? 3451 16025 41 Were you working in curent month 5 years ago Were you working in curent month 5 years ago Were you working in curent month 5 years ago Were you working in curent month 5 years ago Were you working in curent month 5 years ago Five years ago, that is [current month] of [1992 or 1993] were you working for someone else or for a non-farm business or agricultural, forestry or aquatic products business operated and managed by your household? If answer is 2 > Goto Part H 16358 3118 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Main work 5 years ago Main work 5 years ago Main work 5 years ago Main work 5 years ago Main work 5 years ago Five years ago, what was your main work? Profession code 13613 5863 10 99 10 Communist Party officials of all levels (career) 11 Executive, legislative and justice branches 12 Leadership of large and small institutions both private and public 21 Leaders in Natural and life sciences e.g (physics, meteorology) 22 Leaders in Technical Sciences (architecture, planning etc.) 23 Doctor, dentist 24 Pharmacist, pharmacy assistant 25 Traditional healers including traditional midwife 26 Nurse, physician's assistant, trained midwife, nurse's aide occupational specialty) 27 Other medical professionals (veterinarians, etc.) 28 Junior College/University instructor 29 Upper and lower secondary school teacher 30 Primary school teacher 31 Pre-school teacher (kindergarten and nursery school) 32 Other educational professionals 33 Mid-level managers 34 Legal professions 35 Archivist, librarian, information officer, postal clerk 36 Social scientists 37 Cultural, entertainment, sports 38 Religious Specialist (priest, monk...) 39 Optics, electronic equipment technicians 40 Safety and quality inspectors 41 Business, financial, insurance, real estate agents and other intermediaries 42 Customs and tax officials (includes social welfare, issuing licenses) 43 Social worker 44 Accountant, auditors 45 Other office workers (secretary, data entry, typist) 46 Customer service 48 50 51 Service on transportation (stewardess...) 52 Cleaning, janitorial services (business and home) 53 Personal care (taking care of children, home nursing,...) 54 Other personal services (haircut, burial, fortune tellers, astrologists...) 55 Protection services (police, guards, firefighters, parking attendants...) 56 Sales and promotion in stores 57 Sales in market and stalls 58 Sales on street (peddlers) 61 Cultivators including those who also raise livestock 62 Livestock raisers 63 Forestry and related workers 64 Aquaculture 65 Fishing 66 Hunting and Trapping 71 Skilled manual worker in mining 72 Skilled construction worker 73 Metal, mechanical workers 74 Electricians, electronic equipment assemblers, phone line installers... 75 Handicraftsmen and printing 76 Food processing 77 Woodworking (including rattan and bamboo) 78 Textile and garment worker 79 Leather and shoemaking industry worker 81 Production machine and equipment operators 82 Drivers and operators of motorized equipment 91 Other simple services on the street not elsewhere specified 92 Laundry, ironing 93 Letter deliverers, porters, doormen 94 Garbage collectors, scavengers 95 Unskilled workers in agriculture, forestry or fisheries 96 Unskilled workers in mining, construction, industry and transportation 97 Other unskilled workers 99 Other Occupations not elsewhere specified (e.g. military) Sysmiss Kind of industry it connected with Kind of industry it connected with Kind of industry it connected with Kind of industry it connected with Kind of industry it connected with What kind of industry is it connected with? 13612 5864 99 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 3 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, bamboo and rattan products 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processing Other service categories 24 Chemicals and chemical products 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric e.g. tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 43 45 Construction 46 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 57 59 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies etc.) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 96 99 Activities of foreign organizations Sysmiss Same job as ones in past 7 days/12 months Same job as ones in past 7 days/12 months Same job as ones in past 7 days/12 months Same job as ones in past 7 days/12 months Same job as ones in past 7 days/12 months If answer is 1-4 > Goto Part H Was this work the same as your main or secondary job in the past 7 days, or past 12 months? 13612 5864 1 5 1 Yes, same as main job in past 7 days 2 Yes, same as secondary job in past 7 days 3 Yes, same as main job in past 12 months 4 Yes, same as secondary job in past 12 months 5 No, different work Sysmiss Self employed in HH's business Self employed in HH's business Self employed in HH's business Self employed in HH's business Self employed in HH's business If answer is 1 > Goto question 14 In this work were you self-employed in a non-farm business or agricultural, forestry or aquaculture business operated by your household? 1789 17687 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss For whom did you work? For whom did you work? For whom did you work? For whom did you work? For whom did you work? For whom did you work? 652 18824 1 14 1 Government admin., police, military 2 State entreprise 3 Communist party, social organization 4 Cooperative 5 Private entreprise 6 Small household entreprise 7 Joint company (Stock or Limited liability company) 8 100% foreign entreprise 9 Joint venture with the government 10 Joint venture with collective 11 Joint venture with private sector 12 Joint venture with individual 13 JV with domestic joint company 14 Other Main reason no longer working on that job Main reason no longer working on that job Main reason no longer working on that job Main reason no longer working on that job Main reason no longer working on that job What is the main reason you are no longer working on that job? 1789 17687 1 8 1 Employer closed down HH code HH code HH code HH code HH code 25676 101 38820 Cluser code Cluser code Cluser code Cluser code Cluser code 25676 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 25676 1 19 Done any other work for family at home Done any other work for family at home Done any other work for family at home Done any other work for family at home Done any other work for family at home During the past 7 days have you done other work for your family at your home? For example, cleaning the house, preparing meals, washing the family's clothes, buying food or clothes, fetching water or firewood, building or maintaining your house, or livestock enclosures, making or repairing tools, vehicles, means of production...? If answer is 2 > Goto question 4 Including all housework and others that serve household life and activities. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 25619 57 1 2 1 Yes 2 No How many days done this work in past 7 days How many days done this work in past 7 days How many days done this work in past 7 days How many days done this work in past 7 days How many days done this work in past 7 days For how many days have you done this work during past 7 days (since ...) The actual working time of the respondent not his time table/plans. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 17841 7835 1 7 How many hours each day doing this work How many hours each day doing this work How many hours each day doing this work How many hours each day doing this work How many hours each day doing this work On average for how many hours each day? The actual working time of the respondent not his time table/plans. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 17841 7835 0.2 14 Contributing corvee labor for commune infrastruture in past 12 months Contributing corvee labor for commune infrastruture in past 12 months Contributing corvee labor for commune infrastruture in past 12 months Contributing corvee labor for commune infrastruture in past 12 months Contributing corvee labor for commune infrastruture in past 12 months During the past 12 months have you contributed corvee labor time to build, repair or maintain commune infrastructure such as roads, wells, irrigation, schools or health clinics? If answer is 2 > Goto question 7 Questions 4-6 aim at information on corvee labour, obligatory labour officially regulated by authorities of all levels, forcing its citizens within the village, commune to participate in obligatory labour regulated by the village/hamlets. Record working days that the respondent directly contributed to, do not record numbers of working days as counted for calculating cash contributions in place of direct labor. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 25619 57 1 2 1 Yes 2 No For how many days contributing labor time without pay to surport commune infrastructure in past 12 months For how many days contributing labor time without pay to surport commune infrastructure in past 12 months For how many days contributing labor time without pay to surport commune infrastructure in past 12 months For how many days contributing labor time without pay to surport commune infrastructure in past 12 months For how many days contributing labor time without pay to surport commune infrastructure in past 12 months How many dasy did you contribute labor time without pay to surport commune infrastructure during the past 12 months? Questions 4-6 aim at information on corvee labour, obligatory labour officially regulated by authorities of all levels, forcing its citizens within the village, commune to participate in obligatory labour regulated by the village/hamlets. Record working days that the respondent directly contributed to, do not record numbers of working days as counted for calculating cash contributions in place of direct labor. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 2573 23103 1 90 Kind of commune infrastructure working on. First Kind of commune infrastructure working on. First Kind of commune infrastructure working on. First Kind of commune infrastructure working on. First Kind of commune infrastructure working on. First What kind of commune infrastructure did you work on? Questions 4-6 aim at information on corvee labour, obligatory labour officially regulated by authorities of all levels, forcing its citizens within the village, commune to participate in obligatory labour regulated by the village/hamlets. Record working days that the respondent directly contributed to, do not record numbers of working days as counted for calculating cash contributions in place of direct labor. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 2569 23107 1 6 1 Roads 2 Well or other drinking water 3 Irrigation 4 School 5 Health center 6 Other Sysmiss Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Second Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Second Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Second Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Second Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Second What kind of commune infrastructure did you work on? This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 538 25138 1 6 1 Roads 2 Well or other drinking water 3 Irrigation 4 School 5 Health center 6 Other Sysmiss Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Third Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Third Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Third Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Third Kind of commune infrastructure working on. Third What kind of commune infrastructure did you work on? This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 57 25619 1 6 1 Roads 2 Well or other drinking water 3 Irrigation 4 School 5 Health center 6 Other Sysmiss Belong to a mass organization Belong to a mass organization Belong to a mass organization Belong to a mass organization Belong to a mass organization Do you belong to a mass organization? If answer is 2 > Goto Next Person Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 25605 71 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Kind of mass organization you belong to. First Kind of mass organization you belong to. First Kind of mass organization you belong to. First Kind of mass organization you belong to. First Kind of mass organization you belong to. First What kind of mass organization do you belong to? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 4373 21303 1 8 1 Youth union 2 Women's union 3 Farmer's union 4 Old people's association 5 Veteran's assoc 6 Red cross 7 Fatherland front 8 Other Sysmiss Kind of mass organization you belong to. Second Kind of mass organization you belong to. Second Kind of mass organization you belong to. Second Kind of mass organization you belong to. Second Kind of mass organization you belong to. Second What kind of mass organization do you belong to? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 674 25002 1 8 1 Youth union 2 Women's union 3 Farmer's union 4 Old people's association 5 Veteran's assoc 6 Red cross 7 Fatherland front 8 Other Sysmiss Kind of mass organization you belong to. Third Kind of mass organization you belong to. Third Kind of mass organization you belong to. Third Kind of mass organization you belong to. Third Kind of mass organization you belong to. Third What kind of mass organization do you belong to? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 124 25552 2 8 1 Youth union 2 Women's union 3 Farmer's union 4 Old people's association 5 Veteran's assoc 6 Red cross 7 Fatherland front 8 Other Sysmiss In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. First In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. First In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. First In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. First In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. First In what capacity do you belong? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 4365 21311 1 3 1 Salaried or compensated employee 2 Fee paying member 3 Other Sysmiss In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Second In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Second In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Second In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Second In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Second In what capacity do you belong? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 106 25570 1 3 1 Salaried or compensated employee 2 Fee paying member 3 Other Sysmiss In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Third In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Third In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Third In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Third In what capacity you belong to a mass organization. Third In what capacity do you belong? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 14 25662 1 3 1 Salaried or compensated employee 2 Fee paying member 3 Other Sysmiss Kind of participation envolving. First Kind of participation envolving. First Kind of participation envolving. First Kind of participation envolving. First Kind of participation envolving. First What does your participation involve? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 4367 21309 1 4 1 Contribute time 2 Contribute money or goods in kind 3 Contribute time and money or goods 4 No contribution Kind of participation envolving. Second Kind of participation envolving. Second Kind of participation envolving. Second Kind of participation envolving. Second Kind of participation envolving. Second What does your participation involve? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 177 25499 1 4 1 Contribute time 2 Contribute money or goods in kind 3 Contribute time and money or goods 4 No contribution Sysmiss Kind of participation envolving. Third Kind of participation envolving. Third Kind of participation envolving. Third Kind of participation envolving. Third Kind of participation envolving. Third What does your participation involve? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 12 25664 1 3 1 Contribute time 2 Contribute money or goods in kind 3 Contribute time and money or goods 4 No contribution Sysmiss Benefits receiving from these organizations. First Benefits receiving from these organizations. First Benefits receiving from these organizations. First Benefits receiving from these organizations. First Benefits receiving from these organizations. First What benefits do you receive from these organizations? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 4366 21310 1 4 1 Advice/enjoyment 2 Cash or in-kind assistance 3 Credit 4 Nothing Sysmiss Benefits receiving from these organizations. Second Benefits receiving from these organizations. Second Benefits receiving from these organizations. Second Benefits receiving from these organizations. Second Benefits receiving from these organizations. Second What benefits do you receive from these organizations? Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 357 25319 1 4 1 Advice/enjoyment 2 Cash or in-kind assistance 3 Credit 4 Nothing Sysmiss Benefits receiving from these organizations. Third Benefits receiving from these organizations. Third Benefits receiving from these organizations. Third Benefits receiving from these organizations. Third Benefits receiving from these organizations. Third What benefits do you receive from these organizations? > Section 5 Question 7-11 ask to know whether the respondent participated in such activities of mass organizations such as the Women’s Union, Farmer's Association, etc. not only playing leadership roles in these organizations. When 2 or 3 organizations are recorded, it is necessary to record to the respective columns in questions 9-11. For example, a person who participates in two organizations ; Women Union as a salaried staff and Farmer's Association as fee paying member. With this person, question 8 first column , record 2, second column, record 3; question 9, first column, record 1 (equivalent to the participating in “Women Union”), column second record 2 (equivalent to the participating in “Farmer's Association”). If the respondent 50 participates in other organizations than those listed in the questionnaire, specify what organization to Section 0 Part D. This part should be asked of all people from 6 years of age upwards. 14 25662 1 4 1 Advice/enjoyment 2 Cash or in-kind assistance 3 Credit 4 Nothing Sysmiss Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 23033 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 23033 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 23033 1 19 Was you born in [Current Place of Residence] district? Was you born in [Current Place of Residence] district? Was you born in [Current Place of Residence] district? Was you born in [Current Place of Residence] district? Was you born in [Current Place of Residence] district? 1. Was you born in CURRENT PLACE OF RESIDENCE district? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 3 Ask to identify whether this member was born at the present residence place. The present residence place is the residence within the current district/provincial town. When asking, interviewer has to refer the specific names of the district of [current residence] so that the respondent can identify his/her residence scope. Note, only if the individual is currently in a different district is it considered to be a place other than the birthplace. It is possible that person was born in another house of the same district, and is currently living in the district but not in that house, they should still be recorded as being born in the current residence. For a household head absent for over 6 months and those who work far away from home for over 6 months but are household members (2 exceptions in the definition for household members ) then the [Current residence] is regulated as the place where the household is living, not the place where they are working 23033 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Have you live anywhere else for more than 12 months? Have you live anywhere else for more than 12 months? Have you live anywhere else for more than 12 months? Have you live anywhere else for more than 12 months? Have you live anywhere else for more than 12 months? 2. Have you live anywhere else for more than 12 months? if the answer code is 1, skip to the question 5 if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 12 A person who has lived elsewhere is one who has continuously been living at a district/town which is different from the present district/provincial town of residence for over 12 months 17597 5436 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In what province or country were you born? In what province or country were you born? In what province or country were you born? In what province or country were you born? In what province or country were you born? 3. in what province or country were you born? if [name] was born abroad write the name of the country and >>5 Asking those who were not born in the current district/provincial town of residence to record name and country/province code where these persons were born 5435 17598 1 81 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other At the time of your birth, was your birthplace a ? At the time of your birth, was your birthplace a ? At the time of your birth, was your birthplace a ? At the time of your birth, was your birthplace a ? At the time of your birth, was your birthplace a ? 4. At the time of your birth, was your birthplace a ? Ask to check whether at the time when this person was born, which type of place it was [urban/rural…] among the listed types of areas. If don't know, record code 5 5310 17723 1 5 1 City 2 Large town 3 Small town 4 Rural area 5 Don't know How old were you when you left your place of birth to the firstt time live somewhere else How old were you when you left your place of birth to the firstt time live somewhere else How old were you when you left your place of birth to the firstt time live somewhere else How old were you when you left your place of birth to the firstt time live somewhere else How old were you when you left your place of birth to the firstt time live somewhere else 5. How old were you when you left your place of birth to the firstt time live somewhere else? Age is calculated at the time when this person left his/her birth place for the first time for another place. Assumed that a person left his birth place for the first time for an other place when he was 10 years old, a year later he returned to his birth place and lived for some years, then he migrated to another place when he was 20 years of age, the result is to record 10 (years olds). If the respondent does not remember the age when he first migrated, then the interviewer should help him remember his age by relying on some special historical events (of the nation or of each region, even of the family themselves, their relatives ). For example; the respondent might have migrated for the first time 2 years after the birth of his first child. Then the interviewer asks to see the birth certificate of this child to verify the year when this child was born, calculate the age of the respondent in that year then add 2 to have the exact age 8223 14810 93 For what reason did you leave your birthplace? For what reason did you leave your birthplace? For what reason did you leave your birthplace? For what reason did you leave your birthplace? For what reason did you leave your birthplace? 6. For what reason did you leave your birthplace? Record the most important reasons leading to his first migration to other place. In case it is vague between “follow family” and “move due to business demands”, then the interviewer has to take respondent's opinions for reference to see which is the main and decisive reason leading to that migration to record the result. Reason “Forced move” is a mandatory reason due to law violation 8227 14806 1 14 1 Follow/join family 2 Work related 3 Marriage 4 School 5 Join the army 6 Move to new economic zone 7 Forced relocation 8 War 9 Natural disaster or fire 10 Adventure/chance 11 Family conflict 12 Look for work 13 Customs or common practice 14 Other (specify) Sysmiss How long have you lived in [current place of residence] since your last move? Years How long have you lived in [current place of residence] since your last move? Years How long have you lived in [current place of residence] since your last move? Years How long have you lived in [current place of residence] since your last move? Years How long have you lived in [current place of residence] since your last move? Years 7. How long have you lived in [current place of residence] since your last move? YEARS time in years in months if less than one year Record years and months living at the present residence, starting from the last migration to this present place of residence. Assuming that a person had been living in district A (Enumeration District) for 5 years, after a time of migration, he returned and lived for two more years, and migrated to an other place and has come back to District A for 3 years and 4 months at the time of the interview, the result for this question would be to record in the column “years” 3 (years) and column “months” will be recorded as 4 (months). In the question asking about months, if it has been more than 5 years then this information is not so important. Months is still recorded, but it is not necessary to spend much time on asking and identifying the exact months 8224 14809 78 Months Months Months Months Months 7. How long have you lived in [current place of residence] since your last move? MONTHS time in years in months if less than one year Record years and months living at the present residence, starting from the last migration to this present place of residence. Assuming that a person had been living in district A (Enumeration District) for 5 years, after a time of migration, he returned and lived for two more years, and migrated to an other place and has come back to District A for 3 years and 4 months at the time of the interview, the result for this question would be to record in the column “years” 3 (years) and column “months” will be recorded as 4 (months). In the question asking about months, if it has been more than 5 years then this information is not so important. Months is still recorded, but it is not necessary to spend much time on asking and identifying the exact months 8220 14813 11 What was the main reason you came to [Current place of Residence]? What was the main reason you came to [Current place of Residence]? What was the main reason you came to [Current place of Residence]? What was the main reason you came to [Current place of Residence]? What was the main reason you came to [Current place of Residence]? 8. What was the main reason you came to [CURRENT place of RESIDENCE]? Record the most important reason leading to the last migration from another place to the current residence 8227 14806 1 14 1 Follow/join family 2 Work related 3 Marriage 4 School 5 Join the army 6 Move to new economic zone 7 Forced relocation 8 War 9 Natural disaster or fire 10 Adventure/chance 11 Family conflict 12 Look for work 13 Customs or common practice 14 Other (specify) In what province did you live before coming to [current place of residence] the most recent time? In what province did you live before coming to [current place of residence] the most recent time? In what province did you live before coming to [current place of residence] the most recent time? In what province did you live before coming to [current place of residence] the most recent time? In what province did you live before coming to [current place of residence] the most recent time? 9. In what province did you live before coming to [current place of residence] the most recent time? if abroad write the name of the country and >>11 Record name and province/country code of this member where he had lived before moving to the present residence 8227 14806 1 84 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other Was the place where you lived before coming here a..? Was the place where you lived before coming here a..? Was the place where you lived before coming here a..? Was the place where you lived before coming here a..? Was the place where you lived before coming here a..? 10. Was the place where you lived before coming here a..? Ask to identify the type of place [urban/rural] of the residence place before he moved to the current residence, at the time when he moved, among the listed areas. If don’t know, record code 5 7954 15079 1 5 1 City 2 Large town 3 Small town 4 Rural area 5 Don't know How many places have you lived, only count the places where you lived for more than 12 months? How many places have you lived, only count the places where you lived for more than 12 months? How many places have you lived, only count the places where you lived for more than 12 months? How many places have you lived, only count the places where you lived for more than 12 months? How many places have you lived, only count the places where you lived for more than 12 months? 11. How many places have you lived, only count the places where you lived for more than 12 months? This question records total residence places of a household member throughout their life time. The concept of residence place is as presented above. In other words, throughout his life how many districts or provincial towns or abroad has this person lived in for over 12 months. If one migrated and lived many times for over 12 months in the same district, then all times living in this district will be calculated as one place. The interviewer has to meticulously ask about times and places of migration, and not ask in a cursory way 8225 14808 1 12 In the past 12 months have you ever gone away from home to work? In the past 12 months have you ever gone away from home to work? In the past 12 months have you ever gone away from home to work? In the past 12 months have you ever gone away from home to work? In the past 12 months have you ever gone away from home to work? 12. In the past 12 months have you ever gone away from home to work? if the answer code is 2, skip to the next person ask to see whether this member has gone far away to work in the last 12 months. Going far away to work is due to work that requires the labourer to eat and stay overnight at the working place. If respondent goes very far out-of province, but still spends his nights at his home, this is not considered as going far for work. On the contrary, if he works in the commune, but due to difficult transport or requirements of the work has to stay overnight at the working place, this is considered as going far for work. Question 12 refers to time duration of Going far for work, it should not be counted if the movement is for going to school, for a health consultation or visits to relatives, etc.. 23031 2 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss In the past 12 months how many months did you work away from home? In the past 12 months how many months did you work away from home? In the past 12 months how many months did you work away from home? In the past 12 months how many months did you work away from home? In the past 12 months how many months did you work away from home? 13. In the past 12 months how many months did you work away from home? Record months far away from home of household members if any. Month is counted as the sum of total days, not as calendar month, that is a month is counted as 30 days going far for work. For example: One person has gone far from home to work for 10 days in April, 15 days in May, 10 days in June, the total days is 35 days, only a month is counted, the left 5 days is not counted. If the left days is over 15 days, one more month will be counted, less than 15 days will not be counted as a month. For example; the total working days of a person far from home is 76 days, that will be counted as 3 months (76:30=2 surplus 16 and 16>15). If the working days far from home is 75 days that will be counted as 2 months (75:30=2 surplus 15 not over 15 days) 711 22322 12 In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? First Province or Country In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? First Province or Country In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? First Province or Country In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? First Province or Country In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? First Province or Country 14. In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? FIRST PROVINCE OR COUNTRY skip to the next personn Record, to the maximum, 3 names and province codes that this member works far away from home by order of importance (by time duration, if time duration is as equal, follow order of coming first, later ) 709 22324 1 84 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other Second Province or Country Second Province or Country Second Province or Country Second Province or Country Second Province or Country 14. In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? SECOND PROVINCE OR COUNTRY 32 23001 13 75 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other Third Province or Country Third Province or Country Third Province or Country Third Province or Country Third Province or Country 14. In what province(s) or country(ies) did you work? THIRD PROVINCE OR COUNTRY 13 23020 15 84 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 6002 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 6002 1 388 What type of building is the main house in which your household lives? What type of building is the main house in which your household lives? What type of building is the main house in which your household lives? What type of building is the main house in which your household lives? What type of building is the main house in which your household lives? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 1. What type of building is the main house in which your household lives? The interviewer does not have to ask this question but rather observe the main house and determine to which type it belongs and record the result. Types of house are determined as follows: - “City house surrounded by a garden” is a permanent, one storey or many storey building, the kitchen and bathroom/toilet are attached to the main house, it has a garden and is surrounded by a fence or a wall. - “Multi-storied house or apartment in multi-storied building with private bathroom/kitchen/toilet” is a permanent high building or apartments in high buildings, it has the private facilities for the family. - “Multi-storied house or apartment in multi-storied building with separate bath/kitchen/toilet” is a permanent high building or rooms in a high building with facilities shared with other households, - “Permanent one-storey house or apartment with private bath/kitchen/toilet” is a house or one floor permanent apartment with toilet/kitchen facilities attached to the house. - “Permanent one-story house or apartment with separate bath/kitchen/toilet” is different from the above in that it has no facilities attached to the house. - “Semi-permanent house” is a constructed house with lower quality construction and shorter life than the permanent house (about 20 years), including houses with constructed or wooden walls and tile or galvanised steel sheet roof (or equivalent materials). - “Temporary house and other types” is those which do not belong to the above mentioned groups. These types are usually built with simple structural materials, they may be tents, sheds, shacks, space underneath the bridge, container boxes. 6002 1 7 1 A city house surrounded by a garden 2 A city house surrounded by a garden building with private bathroom/kitchen/toilet 3 Multi-storied house or apartment in multi-storied building with separate bath/kitchen/toilet 4 Permanent one-story house or apartment with private bath/kitchen/toilet 5 Permanent one-story house or apartment with separate bath/kitchen/toilet 6 Semi- permanent house 7 Temporary house Does your household share this dwelling with another household? Does your household share this dwelling with another household? Does your household share this dwelling with another household? Does your household share this dwelling with another household? Does your household share this dwelling with another household? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 2. Does your household share this dwelling with another household? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 4 ask to see whether the respondent's living place is shared with other households. Shared means the same living area that two or more households hold the same use rights. If there are many households in the house, though toilet/kitchen facilities are shared, but the utilization area has been clearly divided, then that house is not counted as a shared house. 6002 1 2 1 Yes 2 No What is the number of members of the other households? What is the number of members of the other households? What is the number of members of the other households? What is the number of members of the other households? What is the number of members of the other households? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 3. What is the number of members of the other households? Record permanent members of other households sharing living area with the interviewed household 338 5664 1 14 How many houses or apartments does your household occupy? How many houses or apartments does your household occupy? How many houses or apartments does your household occupy? How many houses or apartments does your household occupy? How many houses or apartments does your household occupy? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 4. How many houses or apartments does your household occupy? Record houses and apartments that are being used by household members 6001 1 1 4 How many rooms does your household occupy, including bedrooms living rooms, and all other rooms used for household activities? How many rooms does your household occupy, including bedrooms living rooms, and all other rooms used for household activities? How many rooms does your household occupy, including bedrooms living rooms, and all other rooms used for household activities? How many rooms does your household occupy, including bedrooms living rooms, and all other rooms used for household activities? How many rooms does your household occupy, including bedrooms living rooms, and all other rooms used for household activities? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 5. How many rooms does your household occupy, including bedrooms living rooms, and all other rooms used for household activities? Record rooms in all houses and apartments being used by all household members. If the house is used for both living and business, take it as a living house (for example; goods selling place is the living room). But in section 10 the interviewer has to record this as a business asset (workshop) with xx% used for living by calculating in proportion to time used. Note: it is counted as a room for living if the area is properly separated and has a door separating it from other rooms. Therefore, in houses/apartments there may be many compartments, but if these compartments are not separated or are only temporarily separated with a folding screen ... then they are still all counted as one room for living 6002 1 10 How long has your household been living in this dwelling? No.years How long has your household been living in this dwelling? No.years How long has your household been living in this dwelling? No.years How long has your household been living in this dwelling? No.years How long has your household been living in this dwelling? No.years Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 6. How long has your household been living in this dwelling? No. years Record years and months that the household has been living continuously in the main house. If living time has been interrupted, count from the time of moving to the latest residence. 6001 1 98 No. of months No. of months No. of months No. of months No. of months Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 6. How long has your household been living in this dwelling? No. months Record years and months that the household has been living continuously in the main house. If living time has been interrupted, count from the time of moving to the latest residence. 927 5075 11 How long ago was the last time your household's main dwelling was built (including rebuilt), had major repairs or renovations, or was upgraded? How long ago was the last time your household's main dwelling was built (including rebuilt), had major repairs or renovations, or was upgraded? How long ago was the last time your household's main dwelling was built (including rebuilt), had major repairs or renovations, or was upgraded? How long ago was the last time your household's main dwelling was built (including rebuilt), had major repairs or renovations, or was upgraded? How long ago was the last time your household's main dwelling was built (including rebuilt), had major repairs or renovations, or was upgraded? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 7. How long ago was the last time your household's main dwelling was built (including rebuilt), had major repairs or renovations, or was upgraded? Ask to record the code for the respective time duration since the main house was newly built, renovated or had major repairs (including improved/upgraded) as counted from the latest repair. In case of expansion, or enlarging area, which do not change the structure of the house very much, do not take it as the reference period 6002 1 7 1 Less than one year 2 From 1 to 2 years 3 From 3 to 5 years 4 From 6 to 9 years 5 From 10 to 20 years 6 Over 20 years 7 Don't know Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 6002 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 6002 1 388 Does a member of your household own the whole or part of this dwelling? Does a member of your household own the whole or part of this dwelling? Does a member of your household own the whole or part of this dwelling? Does a member of your household own the whole or part of this dwelling? Does a member of your household own the whole or part of this dwelling? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 1. Does a member of your household own the whole or part of this dwelling? if the answer code is 3, skip to the question 8 Ask to determine whether any household member has a legal right to own part or the whole house or living place that the family is living in 6002 1 3 1 yes, all 2 yes, a part 3 no Which member of your household owns this dwelling? Which member of your household owns this dwelling? Which member of your household owns this dwelling? Which member of your household owns this dwelling? Which member of your household owns this dwelling? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 2. Which member of your household owns this dwelling? If 100% ownership >> 6 From question 2 to question 7 asking about the house/living place that is owned by the household Record code of the member who owns the house or household living place. In case there are two members with the same legal right to own the house, the interviewer has to take the household's opinions for reference to decide on coding the more important person. If the legal owner of the house has gone, and judging that ownership will belong to the household, if the interviewer knows which member will become the owner of the house, record the code for that member, if the current owner is still unclear, record code for the head of household 5721 281 1 11 What is the relationship of other people who jointly own this house What is the relationship of other people who jointly own this house What is the relationship of other people who jointly own this house What is the relationship of other people who jointly own this house What is the relationship of other people who jointly own this house Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 3. What is the relationship of other people who jointly own this house with the member who owns this house? From question 2 to question 7 asking about the house/living place that is owned by the household In case there is a non-household member who has a joint right to the house, ask the relationship of that person with the household member who has such rights and whose code is recorded in the above question. 101 5901 1 6 1 grandparents 2 Parents 3 child/grandchild 4 Siblings 5 other relatives 6 no relationship Do you have to pay money to other people who jointly own this dwelling? Do you have to pay money to other people who jointly own this dwelling? Do you have to pay money to other people who jointly own this dwelling? Do you have to pay money to other people who jointly own this dwelling? Do you have to pay money to other people who jointly own this dwelling? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 4. Do you have to pay money to other people who jointly own this dwelling? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 6 From question 2 to question 7 asking about the house/living place that is owned by the household Ask to see whether the household has to pay any expenditure for the co-owner of the house for using the house 101 5901 1 2 1 yes 2 no How much do you have to pay? Thousand Dongs How much do you have to pay? Thousand Dongs How much do you have to pay? Thousand Dongs How much do you have to pay? Thousand Dongs How much do you have to pay? Thousand Dongs Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 5. How much do you have to pay? From question 2 to question 7 asking about the house/living place that is owned by the household If payment is made, record the amount paid by the most appropriate time unit in which the payment is made 14 5988 19 198 Time Units Time Units Time Units Time Units Time Units Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. From question 2 to question 7 asking about the house/living place that is owned by the household If payment is made, record the amount paid by the most appropriate time unit in which the payment is made 15 5987 5 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year How did your household obtain ownership of this dwelling? How did your household obtain ownership of this dwelling? How did your household obtain ownership of this dwelling? How did your household obtain ownership of this dwelling? How did your household obtain ownership of this dwelling? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 6.How did your household obtain ownership of this dwelling? if the answer code is 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 or 6, skip tho the question 12 From question 2 to question 7 asking about the house/living place that is owned by the household Ask the source of house ownership of the household. "Inheritance" is a sub-category of "Provided by private/individual", but it is split to record separately. Only consider the house/living place as inherited if a relative has died or has gone far away and transferred ownership legally. " Provided by private/individual" to record cases provided (given as a present) by a live individual or an organization. For cases of purchase, depending on who collected money or directly transferred ownership determine whether it was the state, collective or private individuals. "Built by self": is the household decided and organized to build the house in which they currently live. In the case of combining capital to build and divide the house, it is still considered self-made. If the household contributed a small part of the capital to utilise the house, but still has to rent it, it should not be considered as built by self. If there are more than 2 houses, record for the main house which they are living in and use the most 5724 278 1 7 1 inheritance 2 purchased from state 3 provided by social organization 4 purchased from collective 5 provided by private/individual 6 purchased from private/individual 7 built by self Did members of your household receive any assistance in building or rebuilding your house? Did members of your household receive any assistance in building or rebuilding your house? Did members of your household receive any assistance in building or rebuilding your house? Did members of your household receive any assistance in building or rebuilding your house? Did members of your household receive any assistance in building or rebuilding your house? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 7. Did members of your household receive any assistance in building or rebuilding your house? skip to the question 12. From question 2 to question 7 asking about the house/living place that is owned by the household Ask about self-made house, was it supported with any assistance during the construction. This question indicates that capital support is not repaid, or only repaid in part. A loan that has to be repaid is not included. For “land provided, capital assistance”, both state and collective assistance are included. If there are any other forms of assistance, record code 5 and specify 3388 2614 1 5 1 completely by self 2 land provided, capital assistance 3 only land provided 4 only capital assistance 5 other From whom is this dwelling rented or borrowed? From whom is this dwelling rented or borrowed? From whom is this dwelling rented or borrowed? From whom is this dwelling rented or borrowed? From whom is this dwelling rented or borrowed? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 8. From whom is this dwelling rented or borrowed? if the answer codde is or 3 or 4, skip to the question 10 Ask to record the code for the person/owner from whom the house is rented or borrowed.Ask to record the code for the person/owner from whom the house is rented or borrowed. 278 5724 1 4 1 Government 2 Relative 3 Private sector 4 other Questions 8 to question 11 ask about the house/residential area that the household has to rent or borrow Who in the household rented the dwelling? Who in the household rented the dwelling? Who in the household rented the dwelling? Who in the household rented the dwelling? Who in the household rented the dwelling? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 9. Who in the household rented the dwelling? if this person is not a member of the household, write down the id of the head of household Record code for the member in charge of renting or borrowing. If the person in charge has left, if any member is known to replace him, record that code, if unclear who is in charge, record code for household head 156 5846 1 3 Questions 8 to question 11 ask about the house/residential area that the household has to rent or borrow Do you have to pay rent for this dwelling? Do you have to pay rent for this dwelling? Do you have to pay rent for this dwelling? Do you have to pay rent for this dwelling? Do you have to pay rent for this dwelling? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 10. Do you have to pay rent for this dwelling? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 12 Ask to check whether the household has to pay anything for renting or borrowing. 278 5724 1 2 1 yes 2 no Questions 8 to question 11 ask about the house/residential area that the household has to rent or borrow How much money does your household pay in rent for dwelling, including cash and in-kind value if any? THOUNSAND DONGS How much money does your household pay in rent for dwelling, including cash and in-kind value if any? THOUNSAND DONGS How much money does your household pay in rent for dwelling, including cash and in-kind value if any? THOUNSAND DONGS How much money does your household pay in rent for dwelling, including cash and in-kind value if any? THOUNSAND DONGS How much money does your household pay in rent for dwelling, including cash and in-kind value if any? THOUNSAND DONGS Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 11. How much money does your household pay in rent for dwelling, including cash and in-kind value if any? THOUSAND DONGS If they have to pay, record the amount paid by the most appropriate time unit of the payment 134 5868 800 Questions 8 to question 11 ask about the house/residential area that the household has to rent or borrow Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 11. How much money does your household pay in rent for dwelling, including cash and in-kind value if any? TIME UNIT If they have to pay, record the amount paid by the most appropriate time unit of the payment 133 5869 5 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year Questions 8 to question 11 ask about the house/residential area that the household has to rent or borrow According to today's prices, what is the value of your entire dwelling? According to today's prices, what is the value of your entire dwelling? According to today's prices, what is the value of your entire dwelling? According to today's prices, what is the value of your entire dwelling? According to today's prices, what is the value of your entire dwelling? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 12. According to today's prices, what is the value of your entire dwelling? IF DON'T KNOWNN WRITE KB Ask about the value of the entire residential area of household members. This residential area may include a part or the whole of a house/apartment or many houses/apartments.57 The value of the residence is the combined value of the house price and residential land that belongs to the house, directly serving its daily life activities. The house value is linked to its location. For example: If a house is located on a street, its value is much bigger than that located in a hamlet; or in a multi-storey building, the value of the lower room/apartments is often bigger than that of the higher ones. Value of residential land that does not directly serve the household’s daily activities such as, garden, pond used for production (including agriculture and non-agriculture) is not included 5514 488 0.1 3600 Number of dwelling Number of dwelling Number of dwelling Number of dwelling Number of dwelling Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 13.Does your household have any house or dwelling elsewhere13.Does your household have any house or dwelling elsewhere which is not lived in by the members of this household? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 17 Ask to see whether apart from houses currently being used by household members, are there any other houses owned by them but not used by them. Don’t include houses not being used for living but which are used for business, production purposes such as shops, hotels, sheds 6002 1 2 1 yes 2 no Number of dwelling but not lived Number of dwelling but not lived Number of dwelling but not lived Number of dwelling but not lived Number of dwelling but not lived Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 14.How many other houses or dwellings does your household have, which are not lived in by household members? number of houses or dwellings Record number of houses/apartments that are not used for living, identified in the sentence above 199 5803 1 12 Earn money from these dwelling Earn money from these dwelling Earn money from these dwelling Earn money from these dwelling Earn money from these dwelling Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 15. Do you earn money or goods from these houses or dwellings, for example from renting...? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 17 Ask to see whether the household gets any incomes from renting out or letting these houses/apartments 199 5803 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss Money received Thousand Dongs Money received Thousand Dongs Money received Thousand Dongs Money received Thousand Dongs Money received Thousand Dongs Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 16. How much money is received from this? THOUSAND DONGS Include the money value of any payments in kind. If they receive cash payments, record amount of money or asset value in cash equivalent, if any by the most appropriate time unit of payment 43 5959 70 56400 Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Time Unit Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 16. How much money is received from this? TIME UNIT If they receive cash payments, record amount of money or asset value in cash equivalent, if any by the most appropriate time unit of payment 43 5959 5 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year Main source of water .....? Main source of water .....? Main source of water .....? Main source of water .....? Main source of water .....? Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 17. What is your household's main source of water for cooking and drinking? if the answer code is 1 or 2 or 3 or 8 or 10, skip to the question 19 Ask to record the code for 1 source of water used by the household in the last 12 months. Judgement is made in the following order of priority: Amount used, time used, distance to the sources. Private inside tap is defined as a water tap installed inside the house or secondary areas of the house, serving their daily activities. Private outside tap is defined as a water tap installed outside the house or secondary areas of the house, serving their daily activities, but it is located within the residential area of the household. 6002 1 11 1 Inside private tap 2 Outside private tap 3 Public standpipe 4 Deep drill well with pump 5 Hand dug well, constructed well 6 Filtered spring water 7 Other well 8 Rain water 9 river, lake, pond 10 Container water 11 other asking about sources of water. Use filter tank or chemicals to make water clean Use filter tank or chemicals to make water clean Use filter tank or chemicals to make water clean Use filter tank or chemicals to make water clean Use filter tank or chemicals to make water clean Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 18. Do you use a filter tank or chemicals like alum to make your cooking/drinking water clean? Ask some sources of water that may not be clean to see whether the household uses a water filtration system or chemical solutions to clean it before using it 4332 1670 1 2 1 Yes 2 No Sysmiss asking about sources of water. Boil water befoer drinking Boil water befoer drinking Boil water befoer drinking Boil water befoer drinking Boil water befoer drinking Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 19. Do you usually boil your water before drinking? 6001 1 1 5 1 Yes, always 2 Yes, most of the time 3 Yes, sometimes 4 Yes, rarely 5 Never Sysmiss asking about sources of water. Water safe befor boilling Water safe befor boilling Water safe befor boilling Water safe befor boilling Water safe befor boilling Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 20. In your opinion is this source of cooking/drinking water safe before boiling it? Ask about the opinion of the respondent towards whether water used for their daily activities is clean before boiling it. If the water is clean, but the respondent reports that it is not clean or vice-versa, the interviewer has to record the respondent's opinions not to judge the result to record his/her own opinion 6002 1 2 1 Yes 2 No asking about sources of water. How far is this......[Source of cooking/eating water] from your dwelling? DISTANCE How far is this......[Source of cooking/eating water] from your dwelling? DISTANCE How far is this......[Source of cooking/eating water] from your dwelling? DISTANCE How far is this......[Source of cooking/eating water] from your dwelling? DISTANCE How far is this......[Source of cooking/eating water] from your dwelling? DISTANCE Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 21. How far is this......[Source of cooking/eating water] from your dwelling? 6002 1000 asking about sources of water. Distance code Distance code Distance code Distance code Distance code Now I would like to ask you some questions about your dwelling. By dwelling I mean all the rooms and all the separate buildings used by your household. 21. How far is this......[Source of cooking/eating water] from your dwelling? DISTANCE CODE Ask to record the distance from location where the water is usually used for eating/cooking/drinking to the water source. 5406 596 1 2 1 Meters 2 Kilometers Sysmiss asking about sources of water. household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6002 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6002 1 388 22. Do you have to pay for this water? 22. Do you have to pay for this water? 22. Do you have to pay for this water? 22. Do you have to pay for this water? 22. Do you have to pay for this water? 22. Do you have to pay for this water? if the answer code is 2 skip to the question 24 6002 1 2 1 yes 2 no sources of water 23. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 23. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 23. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 23. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 23. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 23. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS If the household has to pay for the water used, record the amount with the most appropriate time unit for payment. 1188 4814 0.2 3200 sources of water TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT 23. How much do you have to pay for this water? TIME UNIT If the household has to pay for the water used, record the amount with the most appropriate time unit for payment. 1188 4814 1 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year sources of water 24. Is this source of drinking water also used for laundry and bathing? 24. Is this source of drinking water also used for laundry and bathing? 24. Is this source of drinking water also used for laundry and bathing? 24. Is this source of drinking water also used for laundry and bathing? 24. Is this source of drinking water also used for laundry and bathing? 24. Is this source of drinking water also used for laundry and bathing? if the question code is 1, skip to the question 29 Ask to identify whether the water source for bathing and laundry activities is the same as the water source for drinking or eating (identified in question 17). If not the same, go on with questions 25 to 28 which are similar to questions on water for drinking or eating 6002 1 2 1 yes 2 no sources of water 25. main source water for laundry and bathing? 25. main source water for laundry and bathing? 25. main source water for laundry and bathing? 25. main source water for laundry and bathing? 25. main source water for laundry and bathing? 25. What is your household's main source of water for laundry and bathing? if the answer code is 1 or 2, skip to the question 27 963 5039 1 11 1 Inside private tap 2 Outside private tap 3 Public standpipe 4 Deep drill well with pump 5 Hand dug well, constructed well 6 Filtered spring water 7 Other well 8 Rain water 9 river, lake, pond 10 Container water 11 other sources of water 26. How far is this [source of water for laundry and bathing] from your dwelling? DISTANCE 26. How far is this [source of water for laundry and bathing] from your dwelling? DISTANCE 26. How far is this [source of water for laundry and bathing] from your dwelling? DISTANCE 26. How far is this [source of water for laundry and bathing] from your dwelling? DISTANCE 26. How far is this [source of water for laundry and bathing] from your dwelling? DISTANCE 26. How far is this [source of water for laundry and bathing] from your dwelling? DISTANCE 953 5049 700 sources of water distance code distance code distance code distance code distance code 26. How far is this [source of water for laundry and bathing] from your dwelling? DISTANCE CODE 953 5049 1 2 1 meters 2 kilometers sources of water 27. Do you have to pay for this laundry/bathing water? 27. Do you have to pay for this laundry/bathing water? 27. Do you have to pay for this laundry/bathing water? 27. Do you have to pay for this laundry/bathing water? 27. Do you have to pay for this laundry/bathing water? 27. Do you have to pay for this laundry/bathing water? if the question code is 2, skip to the question 29 963 5039 1 2 1 yes 2 no sources of water 28. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 28. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 28. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 28. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 28. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 28. How much do you have to pay for this water? THOUSAND DONGS 32 5970 2 60 sources of water TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT 28. How much do you have to pay for this water? TIME UNIT 32 5970 5 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year sources of water 29. How does your household dispose of most of its garbage? 29. How does your household dispose of most of its garbage? 29. How does your household dispose of most of its garbage? 29. How does your household dispose of most of its garbage? 29. How does your household dispose of most of its garbage? 29. How does your household dispose of most of its garbage? if the answercode is 2 or 3 or 4 or 5, skip to the question 31 Ask to record 1 main method of waste disposal of the household. The category "collected by garbage cart/truck" includes waste dumping to a fixed place, which is carted away on a periodic basis 6002 1 5 1 collected by garbage cart/truck 2 burnt/buried 3 dumped in river/lake 4 no fixed place 5 use for fertilizer 30. How much do you have to pay for garbage disposal THOUSAND DONGS 30. How much do you have to pay for garbage disposal THOUSAND DONGS 30. How much do you have to pay for garbage disposal THOUSAND DONGS 30. How much do you have to pay for garbage disposal THOUSAND DONGS 30. How much do you have to pay for garbage disposal THOUSAND DONGS 30. How much do you have to pay for garbage disposal THOUSAND DONGS Record amount paid for the method "collected by garbage cart/truck” with the most appropriate time unit of payment. 1189 4813 120 TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT 30. How much do you have to pay for garbage disposal TIME UNIT Record amount paid for the method "collected by garbage cart/truck” with the most appropriate time unit of payment. 1189 4813 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year 31. What type of toilet does your household have? 31. What type of toilet does your household have? 31. What type of toilet does your household have? 31. What type of toilet does your household have? 31. What type of toilet does your household have? 31. What type of toilet does your household have? if the answer code is 6, skip to the question 33 Record type of toilet that is used by the household. If it is a public toilet, record the type of toilet this is, and in question 32 record shared toilet. If the toilet used belongs to another individual or organization and use is based on an informal agreement, not a permanent right, record “no toilet.” 6002 1 6 1 flush toilet with septic tank/sewage pipes 2 double vault compost latrine 3 simple toilet 4 toilet directly over the water 5 other type 6 no toilet 32. Is this toilet used only by your household, or do other households use it? 32. Is this toilet used only by your household, or do other households use it? 32. Is this toilet used only by your household, or do other households use it? 32. Is this toilet used only by your household, or do other households use it? 32. Is this toilet used only by your household, or do other households use it? 32. Is this toilet used only by your household, or do other households use it? Private use refers to use by household members or other non-household members who temporarily use it based on an informal agreement. 4760 1242 1 2 1 this household only 2 shared 33. What is the main source of lighting for your dwelling? 33. What is the main source of lighting for your dwelling? 33. What is the main source of lighting for your dwelling? 33. What is the main source of lighting for your dwelling? 33. What is the main source of lighting for your dwelling? 33. What is the main source of lighting for your dwelling? if the answer code is 2 or 3 or 4 or 5, skip to the question 37 Ask to record code of one main source of lighting of the household in the last 12 months. 6002 1 5 1 electricity 2 battery lamp 3 gas, oil, kerosene lamps 4 resin torches 5 other 34. Do you have a joint or individual electric meter? 34. Do you have a joint or individual electric meter? 34. Do you have a joint or individual electric meter? 34. Do you have a joint or individual electric meter? 34. Do you have a joint or individual electric meter? 34. Do you have a joint or individual electric meter? In case of electricity use without an electric meter such as use on a contract basis, a small household or collective hydro-power without a meter, record code 3. 4719 1283 1 3 1 joint 2 individual 35.How much was the last electric bill for your household? 35.How much was the last electric bill for your household? 35.How much was the last electric bill for your household? 35.How much was the last electric bill for your household? 35.How much was the last electric bill for your household? 35.How much was the last electric bill for your household? thousand dong if nothing write zero Record amount paid for the latest electricity payment and the months the payment covered 4710 1292 1800 36. How many months consumption was covered by this bill? 36. How many months consumption was covered by this bill? 36. How many months consumption was covered by this bill? 36. How many months consumption was covered by this bill? 36. How many months consumption was covered by this bill? 36. How many months consumption was covered by this bill? MONTHS Record amount paid for the latest electricity payment and the months the payment covered 4709 1293 21 37. What kind of fuel is most often used by your household for cooking? MAIN FUEL 37. What kind of fuel is most often used by your household for cooking? MAIN FUEL 37. What kind of fuel is most often used by your household for cooking? MAIN FUEL 37. What kind of fuel is most often used by your household for cooking? MAIN FUEL 37. What kind of fuel is most often used by your household for cooking? MAIN FUEL 37. What kind of fuel is most often used by your household for cooking? MAIN FUEL Ask to record, to the maximum, two types of cooking fuels that have been used the most in the last 12 months. For the type used the most, record code in the main fuel box, record the second in the secondary fuel box. Ask both the main and secondary cooking fuels, avoid asking only the main fuels and missing the secondary ones. 6002 7 1 wood 2 leaves/ grass/ rice husks/ stubble/straw/ thatch/ stems 3 coal/charcoal 4 bottled gas 5 electricity 6 kerosene 7 other SECONDARY FUEL SECONDARY FUEL SECONDARY FUEL SECONDARY FUEL SECONDARY FUEL 37. What kind of fuel is most often used by your household for cooking? SECONDARY FUEL Ask to record, to the maximum, two types of cooking fuels that have been used the most in the last 12 months. For the type used the most, record code in the main fuel box, record the second in the secondary fuel box. Ask both the main and secondary cooking fuels, avoid asking only the main fuels and missing the secondary ones. 4179 1823 7 Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code Household ID code 6002 101 38820 Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code Cluster code 6002 1 388 Total area used Total area used Total area used Total area used Total area used Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 1. Total area used 1.Sketch the whole living area including the main house, side buildings, kitchen, bathroom, toilet. Measure and record each measurement on the sketched plan. The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6002 4.5 435 sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Total area for living Total area for living Total area for living Total area for living Total area for living Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. total area for living 1.Sketch the whole living area including the main house, side buildings, kitchen, bathroom, toilet. Measure and record each measurement on the sketched plan. The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6002 3.5 342 sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. How was the area measured? How was the area measured? How was the area measured? How was the area measured? How was the area measured? Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 2. How was the area measured? Record the appropriate code for whether the area was measured on the outside or inside of walls of the house. The interviewer should use only one method to measure all walls. If inside, then all walls should be measured inside. If outside, then all walls should be measured from the outside. The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6002 1 2 1 Inside 2 Outside sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Main construction material of outside walls: Main construction material of outside walls: Main construction material of outside walls: Main construction material of outside walls: Main construction material of outside walls: Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 3. Main construction material of outside walls: ask only about the main house Record a code for the main material. The main material is based first on the area, second on value of the material The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6002 9 1 Concrete 2 Fired brick, stone 3 Unfired brick 4 Earth 5 Galvanized iron 6 Wood 7 Bamboo 8 Leaves/branches 9 Other Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Flooring material: Flooring material: Flooring material: Flooring material: Flooring material: Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 4. Flooring material: ask only about the main house Record a code for the main material. The main material is based first on the area, second on value of the material The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6002 1 8 1 Marble, tile 2 Brick 3 Cement 4 Lime and ash 5 Earth 6 Wood 7 Bamboo 8 Other Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Material roof is made of: Material roof is made of: Material roof is made of: Material roof is made of: Material roof is made of: Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 5. Material roof is made of: ask only about the main house Record a code for the main material. The main material is based first on the area, second on value of the material The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6002 1 8 1 Concrete, cement 2 Tile 3 Galvanized iron 4 Panels 5 Canvas,tar paper 6 Wood, bamboo 7 Straw, leaves 8 Other Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Doors? First Doors? First Doors? First Doors? First Doors? First Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 6. Doors? FIRST ask only about the main house Record up to two codes for doors in order of importance in the respective response boxes The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6002 1 6 1 Wood 2 Iron 3 Aluminum/glass 4 Thatch, bamboo 5 Other 6 No covering Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Second Second Second Second Second Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 6. Doors? SECOND ask only about the main house Record up to two codes for doors in order of importance in the respective response boxes The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 395 5607 6 1 Wood 2 Iron 3 Aluminum/glass 4 Thatch, bamboo 5 Other 6 No covering Sysmiss Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) First The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) First The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) First The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) First The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) First Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 7. The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) FIRST ask only about the main house Record up to 3 codes for three different types of main windows in order of importance in the respective boxes. The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 6001 1 7 1 Glass windows 2 Wooden shutters 3 Bars 4 Sliding windows 5 Other 6 No covering 7 No window openings Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Second Second Second Second Second Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 7. The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) SENCOND ask only about the main house The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 3487 2515 1 7 1 Glass windows 2 Wooden shutters 3 Bars 4 Sliding windows 5 Other 6 No covering 7 No window openings Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. Third Third Third Third Third Now I would like to measure the perimeter of your dwelling, including all the different buildings or apartments occupied by your household. 7. The windows are fitted with (check for yourself) THIRD ask only about the main house The interviewer should take note for structures of living area. If it is a multi-storey building, take measurements and draw on the sketch. Do not calculate the area of a loft, floors overlapping other areas which make it difficult for observation and calculation. A house map is used to calculate the total area used and area for living, check the areas and other answers in sections 6A and 6 B. When drawing a map and calculating area, the interviewer should not make it time-consuming for the household. If necessary, draw and specify measurements in the opposite page 48 of the questionnaire, or in the handbook for interviewer, after leaving the household, draw it more clearly and calculate the area. Methods of measuring living area: The interviewer should have a person (best if a household member ) hold one end of the tape, and pull it along to the end point of the intended area, especially when measurement is done inside the house. "Area for living" is the total areas of all bedrooms, living rooms, eating rooms, entertainment rooms. This area includes the area of walls with doors between rooms, expanded59 area covered with a roof enclosed. For loft used for living count only 50 % of the area, do not calculate loft used only for storing goods. "Total area used " is the total of living area plus the area of the corridor, balcony, and other areas/structures that serve the daily activities of the household, regardless of whether they are attached to the house or not 87 5915 1 7 1 Glass windows 2 Wooden shutters 3 Bars 4 Sliding windows 5 Other 6 No covering 7 No window openings Sysmiss Questions 3 to 7 record results based on observation of the main house that is being used. When recording information on windows, the window should be recorded in a group not for each window. If there are window bars and shutters, record two codes. If there are only window bars, record only one code. Most windows have at least window bars. sketch all houses/apartments that are being used by the household. Draw all structures that make up the living area (such as bedroom, living room, bathroom, toilet, . . .) and record all necessary measurements to calculate its area in the drawings. These sizes are the measurement of each edge of a polygon or circumference of a circle and length if the structure is an arc. household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6002 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6002 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 6002 1 8 1. During the past 12 months has any member of your household managed agricultural or ........ 1. During the past 12 months has any member of your household managed agricultural or ........ 1. During the past 12 months has any member of your household managed agricultural or ........ 1. During the past 12 months has any member of your household managed agricultural or ........ 1. During the past 12 months has any member of your household managed agricultural or ........ 1. During the past 12 months has any member of your household managed agricultural or forestry land or participated in agricultural or forestry cultivation, or raised livestock or seafood on land managed or used by your household? verify with section 4 part A. Q.4 and Q.5. if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 3 The interviewer has to pay attention to two contents in this question : first is whether the household manages the land, second is whether the household participate in cultivation, animal husbandry or aquaculture ?. Therefore, if the household does not engage in agricultural production but they still have land and rent it out to other households, the interviewer still has to ask Section 9. 6002 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2. Who is the person who knows most ........? 2. Who is the person who knows most ........? 2. Who is the person who knows most ........? 2. Who is the person who knows most ........? 2. Who is the person who knows most ........? 2. Who is the person who knows most about all the above-mentioned agricultural, livestock and seafood raising activities of the members of your household? 4429 1573 8 3. During the past 12 months...... 3. During the past 12 months...... 3. During the past 12 months...... 3. During the past 12 months...... 3. During the past 12 months...... 3. During the past 12 months has any member of your family participated in any other profession besides the agricultural or forestry production or livestock or seafood raising work just mentioned? For example: has anyone operated his/her own business, trade service or other independent profession? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 8 verify with section 4. part A. Q.6 and Q.7. 6002 1 2 1 yes 2 no 1. What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses,........ 1. What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses,........ 1. What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses,........ 1. What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses,........ 1. What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses,........ What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses, industries, services or professions, were owned or managed by members of your family during the past 12 months (since...)? check professions recorded in 4b, 4c, and 4d. Make a complete list before going to question 5. Asks about production activities, or business that the household manages, not salaried work or work managed by other households. All codes for activities/industry are recorded with industry code for economic activities which are recorded later by the team leader. Here, a maximum of five economic activities are recorded. If there are more than that, the interviewer requests to re-identify the five most important activities, that is, those bringing the highest income to the household. 2672 3330 1 95 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations person know most the expenses and income (person 1) person know most the expenses and income (person 1) person know most the expenses and income (person 1) person know most the expenses and income (person 1) person know most the expenses and income (person 1) Who is the person who knows most about the expenses and income of ...[NAME OF BUSINESS/ profession]...? ID code 2681 3321 1 8 2 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 2) 2 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 2) 2 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 2) 2 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 2) 2 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 2) What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses, industries, services or professions, were owned or managed by members of your family during the past 12 months (since...)? check professions recorded in 4b, 4c, and 4d. Make a complete list before going to question 5. Asks about production activities, or business that the household manages, not salaried work or work managed by other households. All codes for activities/industry are recorded with industry code for economic activities which are recorded later by the team leader. Here, a maximum of five economic activities are recorded. If there are more than that, the interviewer requests to re-identify the five most important activities, that is, those bringing the highest income to the household. 644 5358 1 97 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations person know most the expenses and income (person 2) person know most the expenses and income (person 2) person know most the expenses and income (person 2) person know most the expenses and income (person 2) person know most the expenses and income (person 2) Who is the person who knows most about the expenses and income of ...[NAME OF BUSINESS/ profession]...? ID code 640 5362 1 11 3what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 3) 3what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 3) 3what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 3) 3what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 3) 3what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 3) What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses, industries, services or professions, were owned or managed by members of your family during the past 12 months (since...)? check professions recorded in 4b, 4c, and 4d. Make a complete list before going to question 5. Asks about production activities, or business that the household manages, not salaried work or work managed by other households. All codes for activities/industry are recorded with industry code for economic activities which are recorded later by the team leader. Here, a maximum of five economic activities are recorded. If there are more than that, the interviewer requests to re-identify the five most important activities, that is, those bringing the highest income to the household. 106 5896 1 95 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations person know most the expenses and income (person 3) person know most the expenses and income (person 3) person know most the expenses and income (person 3) person know most the expenses and income (person 3) person know most the expenses and income (person 3) Who is the person who knows most about the expenses and income of ...[NAME OF BUSINESS/ profession]...? ID code 106 5896 1 11 4 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 4) 4 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 4) 4 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 4) 4 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 4) 4 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 4) What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses, industries, services or professions, were owned or managed by members of your family during the past 12 months (since...)? check professions recorded in 4b, 4c, and 4d. Make a complete list before going to question 5. Asks about production activities, or business that the household manages, not salaried work or work managed by other households. All codes for activities/industry are recorded with industry code for economic activities which are recorded later by the team leader. Here, a maximum of five economic activities are recorded. If there are more than that, the interviewer requests to re-identify the five most important activities, that is, those bringing the highest income to the household. 12 5990 5 93 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations person know most the expenses and income (person 4) person know most the expenses and income (person 4) person know most the expenses and income (person 4) person know most the expenses and income (person 4) person know most the expenses and income (person 4) Who is the person who knows most about the expenses and income of ...[NAME OF BUSINESS/ profession]...? ID code 12 5990 1 5 5 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 5) 5 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 5) 5 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 5) 5 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 5) 5 what different businesses were owne by members of family (person 5) What different businesses or professions, such as trade, businesses, industries, services or professions, were owned or managed by members of your family during the past 12 months (since...)? check professions recorded in 4b, 4c, and 4d. Make a complete list before going to question 5. Asks about production activities, or business that the household manages, not salaried work or work managed by other households. All codes for activities/industry are recorded with industry code for economic activities which are recorded later by the team leader. Here, a maximum of five economic activities are recorded. If there are more than that, the interviewer requests to re-identify the five most important activities, that is, those bringing the highest income to the household. 1 6001 17 17 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations person know most the expenses and income (person 5) person know most the expenses and income (person 5) person know most the expenses and income (person 5) person know most the expenses and income (person 5) person know most the expenses and income (person 5) Who is the person who knows most about the expenses and income of ...[NAME OF BUSINESS/ profession]...? ID code 1 6001 7 7 Are there more than 4 businesses/professions? Are there more than 4 businesses/professions? Are there more than 4 businesses/professions? Are there more than 4 businesses/professions? Are there more than 4 businesses/professions? Are there more than 4 businesses/professions? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 8 2681 3321 1 2 1 yes 2 no 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? FIRST 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? FIRST 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? FIRST 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? FIRST 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? FIRST 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? FIRST Write the order number of the four most important: If there are more than 4 activities, the interviewer requests the respondent identify the 4 most important activities and record them in order of importance. If the household has only one business/trade, do not ask this question. The interviewer has to identify trades/businesses of the household in order of importance based on income. In case of many trades/activities with the same incomes, the interviewer should consider other criteria such as working hours, number of labourers, the stability or tradition of the activities/trades. 8 5994 1 1 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? SECOND 7 5995 2 2 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? THIRD 6 5996 3 4 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH 7.Among these businesses and professions, which is the most important for your household? THIRD 4 5998 3 4 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations 8. Who usually shops for the food for your household? 8. Who usually shops for the food for your household? 8. Who usually shops for the food for your household? 8. Who usually shops for the food for your household? 8. Who usually shops for the food for your household? 8. Who usually shops for the food for your household? The interviewer should select those who themselves do the shopping every day not those who give them the money to go shopping. Note; question 9 refers not only to non-food expenditure but to other incomes, savings, borrowing, remittances , etc.. which belong to the contents of the second round. 6001 1 19 9. Who in your household knows most about the non-food expenses and income and savings of the members of your household? 9. Who in your household knows most about the non-food expenses and income and savings of the members of your household? 9. Who in your household knows most about the non-food expenses and income and savings of the members of your household? 9. Who in your household knows most about the non-food expenses and income and savings of the members of your household? 9. Who in your household knows most about the non-food expenses and income and savings of the members of your household? 9. Who in your household knows most about the non-food expenses and income and savings of the members of your household? The interviewer should select those who themselves do the shopping every day not those who give them the money to go shopping. Note; question 9 refers not only to non-food expenditure but to other incomes, savings, borrowing, remittances , etc.. which belong to the contents of the second round. 6002 1 30 10. Choose a woman at random 10. Choose a woman at random 10. Choose a woman at random 10. Choose a woman at random 10. Choose a woman at random 10. Choose a woman at random to answer the questions on fertility in the second round of the survey. If there is no such woman,>>11 sticker of random numbers Write the name and id code of the woman selected: Read the first number of the random number ticket below and look on the household roster to see if there is an ever-married woman aged 15-49 with the same id code. If not, cross out that number on the ticket, and read the second number and repeat as above until you find the id code of an ever-married woman aged 15-49 with the same id code. circle that number on the ticket below. 4416 1586 1 12 11. Do any of the selected second round respondents not speak Vietnamese? 11. Do any of the selected second round respondents not speak Vietnamese? 11. Do any of the selected second round respondents not speak Vietnamese? 11. Do any of the selected second round respondents not speak Vietnamese? 11. Do any of the selected second round respondents not speak Vietnamese? 11. Do any of the selected second round respondents not speak Vietnamese? if the answer code is 2 >> end of first round work Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 5997 5 1 2 1 yes 2 no 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 176 5826 1 10 people & their language (per. 1) people & their language (per. 1) people & their language (per. 1) people & their language (per. 1) people & their language (per. 1) Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 176 5826 5 49 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 118 5884 1 80 people & their language (per. 2) people & their language (per. 2) people & their language (per. 2) people & their language (per. 2) people & their language (per. 2) Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 118 5884 5 49 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 11 5991 3 8 people & their language (per. 3) people & their language (per. 3) people & their language (per. 3) people & their language (per. 3) people & their language (per. 3) Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 10 5992 5 49 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE 12. Which people are they and which language do they speak? ID CODE Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 6002 people & their language (per. 4) people & their language (per. 4) people & their language (per. 4) people & their language (per. 4) people & their language (per. 4) Asks about language that will be used by the respondent for the second round of the interview. The interviewer uses the ethnic codes to record the language code. For example, if a person is of the Tay ethnic minority, but s/he can speak Kinh language for the interview, record language code as 1. Upon the completion of respondent selection for the second round of interview, the general principle is that interviewer does not take advantage to interview any section from 9 to 14 prior to the arranged date for the second round or go on interviewing on any other day, which may cause inconvenience for the household. In special cases one can section 8 prior to round 2, if there is a selected woman available at home for the interview and : - The household has many production, business activities, including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, and if we leave section 8 to the second round, it would be too much. - When the arranged date for the second round comes, the selected woman is expected to be out. However, if any members among the selected respondents for the second round, for some reasons, can’t be met on the arranged date in the second round, arrangement for some other appropriate date should be made.62 Apart from the special cases mentioned above, if the interviewer comes on the promised date but fails to meet the selected respondent (from section 7) then it is permissible to interview another individual who knows a lot about household information. However, if time permits, the interview team can stay in the locality to interview the right selected person for the second round as identified in section 7. Upon the completion of the first round, the interviewer has to remind the household that in the second round, they will be asked about their daily expenditures for food staples and other foodstuffs in the coming two weeks. Do not forget the appointment form with the household. The interviewer has to try to wait for exactly 2 weeks between two rounds of the interview. The team leader must remember to record the name of the respondent for sections of the second round. If he forgets, the interviewer will waste a lot of time in the household recording names, or mistaking people who should be responding to each section. If there are any changes in the interval between round I and II (e.g. moved to a new house, or started a new job), then record to section 0D. Information should be revised in section 7, but revision of information in other sections of the first round is not permitted. 6002 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 5823 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 5823 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code during the interview? 4413 1410 1 12 Was this woman present during the interview? Was this woman present during the interview? Was this woman present during the interview? Was this woman present during the interview? Was this woman present during the interview? Was this woman present during the interview? 4412 1411 1 2 1 yes 2 no 1. Check section 7, question 10: 1. Check section 7, question 10: 1. Check section 7, question 10: 1. Check section 7, question 10: 1. Check section 7, question 10: 1. Check section 7, question 10: Was a woman selected? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 9 If the household has no selected woman, move on to Section 9 5823 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2. Have you ever been pregnant? 2. Have you ever been pregnant? 2. Have you ever been pregnant? 2. Have you ever been pregnant? 2. Have you ever been pregnant? I would like to ask you some questions about your pregnancies and all the children you have given birth to. 2. Have you ever been pregnant? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 30 Ask whether the woman has been pregnant. If she says no immediately, the interviewer should record code 2 at once but try to prompt about miscarriages that she accidentally or intentionally forgot or she does not want to remember. If the interviewer, after prompting, is sure that she has never been pregnant, then move on to question 30 on the next page 4412 1411 1 2 1 yes 2 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 3. Have you ever given birth to a child? 3. Have you ever given birth to a child? 3. Have you ever given birth to a child? 3. Have you ever given birth to a child? 3. Have you ever given birth to a child? I would like to ask you some questions about your pregnancies and all the children you have given birth to. 3. Have you ever given birth to a child? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 25 If question 2 has code 1, then ask the woman whether she has given birth to any children. If she replies not yet immediately, do not record code 2 at once, but try to prompt her about deliveries in which the babies died after some hours, some days or some weeks that she accidentally or intentionally forgot. If the interviewer, after the trial, is sure that she has never given birth to any children, can move on to question 25 on the next page. This question is asked about live born children, not children born dead. 4284 1539 1 2 1 yes 2 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 13095 103 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 13095 1 388 order order order order order 13092 3 1 12 5. born? DATE 5. born? DATE 5. born? DATE 5. born? DATE 5. born? DATE Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child On what day, month and year was [ name] born? DATE Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. If the child is a household member and his/her date of birth has been listed in the household list, then the interviewer just copies their date of birth to this column, it is not necessary to repeat. If the mother does not remember her child's date of birth, the interviewer may make a suggestion like: how old were you when you gave birth to him/her. From which the interviewer can calculate the child's age by subtracting the mother's age at birth of the child from her current age to get the child's age. Or the interviewer may remind her that during her pregnancy, was there any big event that took place in the locality or throughout the country, for example, Birthday anniversary of Uncle Ho, Liberation Day anniversary (April 30), National Day (2-9), Traditional Tet ...Then the interviewer can help the respondent calculate the child's age. 11622 1473 1 31 MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child On what day, month and year was [ name] born? MONTH Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. If the child is a household member and his/her date of birth has been listed in the household list, then the interviewer just copies their date of birth to this column, it is not necessary to repeat. If the mother does not remember her child's date of birth, the interviewer may make a suggestion like: how old were you when you gave birth to him/her. From which the interviewer can calculate the child's age by subtracting the mother's age at birth of the child from her current age to get the child's age. Or the interviewer may remind her that during her pregnancy, was there any big event that took place in the locality or throughout the country, for example, Birthday anniversary of Uncle Ho, Liberation Day anniversary (April 30), National Day (2-9), Traditional Tet ...Then the interviewer can help the respondent calculate the child's age. 11861 1234 1 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child On what day, month and year was [ name] born? YEAR Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. If the child is a household member and his/her date of birth has been listed in the household list, then the interviewer just copies their date of birth to this column, it is not necessary to repeat. If the mother does not remember her child's date of birth, the interviewer may make a suggestion like: how old were you when you gave birth to him/her. From which the interviewer can calculate the child's age by subtracting the mother's age at birth of the child from her current age to get the child's age. Or the interviewer may remind her that during her pregnancy, was there any big event that took place in the locality or throughout the country, for example, Birthday anniversary of Uncle Ho, Liberation Day anniversary (April 30), National Day (2-9), Traditional Tet ...Then the interviewer can help the respondent calculate the child's age. 13089 6 64 98 Was it a boy or a girl? Was it a boy or a girl? Was it a boy or a girl? Was it a boy or a girl? Was it a boy or a girl? Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child Was it a boy or a girl? Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. 13093 2 1 2 1 boy 2 girl 7. Is [NAME] still living with your household? 7. Is [NAME] still living with your household? 7. Is [NAME] still living with your household? 7. Is [NAME] still living with your household? 7. Is [NAME] still living with your household? Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 7. Is [NAME] still living with your household? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 10, if the answer code is 3, skip to the question 9 Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. 13093 2 1 3 1 yes 2 no, living in onother place 3 no, died 8. child's code 8. child's code 8. child's code 8. child's code 8. child's code Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 8. child's code skip to the question 10 see the household roster Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. 11251 1844 1 16 9. How long did [name] live? TIME 9. How long did [name] live? TIME 9. How long did [name] live? TIME 9. How long did [name] live? TIME 9. How long did [name] live? TIME Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 9. How long did [name] live? TIME Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. 668 12427 72 TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 9. How long did [name] live? TIME UNIT The interviewer should try to ask and record the time duration when the child was born live to his/her death. If the child lived for a very short time, his/her age is calculate in minutes, hours, days or weeks old. Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. 664 12431 1 8 1 minute 2 hour 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year 10. Was this child vaccinated against any diseases? 10. Was this child vaccinated against any diseases? 10. Was this child vaccinated against any diseases? 10. Was this child vaccinated against any diseases? 10. Was this child vaccinated against any diseases? Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 10. Was this child vaccinated against any diseases? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 12 Children received disease prevention immunization include those who were born since 1988 though they have received one injection or oral vaccine or have received all 8 types of vaccines. Note that only children born since 1998 are asked about. If the child was born before 1988, skip to question 12 Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. 5600 7495 1 2 1 yes 2 no 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? FIRST 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? FIRST 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? FIRST 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? FIRST 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? FIRST Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 5022 8073 1 10 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 4125 8970 2 8 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 3905 9190 3 8 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 3391 9704 4 8 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 1295 11800 5 8 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know SIXTH SIXTH SIXTH SIXTH SIXTH Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 826 12269 6 8 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 150 12945 7 8 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH EIGHTH Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 11. What kinds of vaccines were injected or drunk? this question requested the interviewer to record the type of vaccine injected or drunk. If a child received all 8 types of vaccines, record code 9 to column “First”, leaving other65 columns blank. If they didn’t receive all 8 types, record what they remember which is not necessary all shots. Record continuously, do not leave any column blank in between. For example, if a child was injected with a tetanus vaccine and drank polio vaccine, record code 2 to column “first”, and code 4 to column “second”. Record each vaccine once though the child may have received the vaccine two times or more. If the mother has a health check record book or immunization book, take the papers to check which vaccines have been given. It should be noted if the respondent says that her children have been fully immunized with all kinds of vaccine since two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis " and “Hepatitis B” have only been started since 1997 and people have to pay for them. If the children received all 6 types of vaccines as in the past, do not record code 9 but record each type injected. If they received all 6 types and the two vaccines “Japanese encephalitis” and "Hepatitis B", record code 9 28 13067 8 8 1 BCG 2 Diptheria, Pertussis, Tetanus 3 measles 4 polio 5 Japanese encephalitis 6 Hepatitis B 7 Cholera 8 Typhoid 9 all 8 10 don't know 12. give birth to any more children? 12. give birth to any more children? 12. give birth to any more children? 12. give birth to any more children? 12. give birth to any more children? Now I would like to make a complete list of all the children you have given birth to during your life. Start with the first child 12. After this child, did you give birth to any more children? if the answer code is 1, skip to the next child This question refers to the next child. If the respondent says no then use interview techniques as in questions 2 and 3 Here we don’t list names of all children in question 4 before asking questions 5 to 12, but we have to ask all questions from 4 to 12 for each child before proceeding to the next child. The interviewer should make the respondent understand and only talk about their natural children. Not respond for those living in the house but who are not their children (in case of a shared household). The interviewer should also make the respondent understand that all responses will be kept confidential, especially for an adopted child the mother doesn’t want anyone to know about. It is stressed that the interviewer should try to make contact and interview the selected woman without the presence of any third person. 13054 41 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4412 103 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4412 1 388 13. total the child 13. total the child 13. total the child 13. total the child 13. total the child If I understand correctly, you have given birth to (TOTAL) __________ children. Is this correct? count all the children whose names are listed in the table. This question aims at checking that the total number of children born listed in question 4 is correct or not. If the total number of children reported is correct the interviewer marks X” to the sign “( )” on the left and records the number of children to the box on the right. If the respondent does not agree on the number of children, the interviewer should check question 4 for any possible mistakes or missing children to correct the list. 4222 190 1 12 14. go for prenatal 14. go for prenatal 14. go for prenatal 14. go for prenatal 14. go for prenatal While you were pregnant with [NAME OF LAST BORN CHILD] did you go for prenatal consultations at a maternity or other health facility? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 16 4222 190 1 2 1 yes 2 no refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 15. How many times? 15. How many times? 15. How many times? 15. How many times? 15. How many times? 15. How many times? 2822 1590 1 9 refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 16. Who assisted you at the birth? FIRST 16. Who assisted you at the birth? FIRST 16. Who assisted you at the birth? FIRST 16. Who assisted you at the birth? FIRST 16. Who assisted you at the birth? FIRST Who assisted you at the birth? FIRST Midwife: Is formally trained and provided with a specialised certificate on birth assistance, maternal and new-born care pre or post delivery, and she knows how and what to do during the delivery process. traditional midwife: Is not formally trained but has practical experiences in assisting at birth 4221 191 1 9 1 Doctor 2 Physician's assistant 3 Nurse 4 midwife 5 traditional midwife 6 household member 7 neighbor 8 other 9 unassisted birth refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Who assisted you at the birth? SECOND Midwife: Is formally trained and provided with a specialised certificate on birth assistance, maternal and new-born care pre or post delivery, and she knows how and what to do during the delivery process. traditional midwife: Is not formally trained but has practical experiences in assisting at birth 2176 2236 9 1 Doctor 2 Physician's assistant 3 Nurse 4 midwife 5 traditional midwife 6 household member 7 neighbor 8 other 9 unassisted birth refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 17. Where did you give birth? 17. Where did you give birth? 17. Where did you give birth? 17. Where did you give birth? 17. Where did you give birth? 17. Where did you give birth? if child more than 4 years >>25 4221 191 1 5 1 hospital 2 clinic/maternity clinic 3 at home 4 other place 5 outside refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 18. Was your baby weighed at birth? 18. Was your baby weighed at birth? 18. Was your baby weighed at birth? 18. Was your baby weighed at birth? 18. Was your baby weighed at birth? 18. Was your baby weighed at birth? Asks about weights of new-born children to assess nutrition status related to living standards. Record kilograms and one digit after the comma. Due to the fact that “Children weighing less than 2,5 kg” is an important indicator, to assess nutritional status therefore, when cases are close to 2,5 kg, the interviewer should again ask the mother how much the child weighed after birth, higher or lower than 2,5 kg. For cases where the child was not weighed let the mother estimate her child's weight. 1563 2849 1 2 1 yes 2 no refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 19.How much did your baby weigh at birth? 19.How much did your baby weigh at birth? 19.How much did your baby weigh at birth? 19.How much did your baby weigh at birth? 19.How much did your baby weigh at birth? 19.How much did your baby weigh at birth? if not weighed, estimate weight Asks about weights of new-born children to assess nutrition status related to living standards. Record kilograms and one digit after the comma. Due to the fact that “Children weighing less than 2,5 kg” is an important indicator, to assess nutritional status therefore, when cases are close to 2,5 kg, the interviewer should again ask the mother how much the child weighed after birth, higher or lower than 2,5 kg. For cases where the child was not weighed let the mother estimate her child's weight. 1544 2868 1.3 5 refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 20.Did you breastfeed 20.Did you breastfeed 20.Did you breastfeed 20.Did you breastfeed 20.Did you breastfeed 20.Did you breastfeed [NAME OF LAST BORN] ? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 22, if the answer code is 3, skip to the question 25 1563 2849 1 3 1 yes, in the past 2 yes, currently 3 no refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 21. For how many months ....... 21. For how many months ....... 21. For how many months ....... 21. For how many months ....... 21. For how many months ....... 21. For how many months did you breastfeed this child? I.e. for how many months until he/she was completely weaned? 1008 3404 36 refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 22. How many hours after birth was it before you first breastfed 22. How many hours after birth was it before you first breastfed 22. How many hours after birth was it before you first breastfed 22. How many hours after birth was it before you first breastfed 22. How many hours after birth was it before you first breastfed 22. How many hours after birth was it before you first breastfed [NAME OF LAST BORN]? hours 1526 2886 720 refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 23.In addition to mother's milk ..... rice cereal, porridge or rice? 23.In addition to mother's milk ..... rice cereal, porridge or rice? 23.In addition to mother's milk ..... rice cereal, porridge or rice? 23.In addition to mother's milk ..... rice cereal, porridge or rice? 23.In addition to mother's milk ..... rice cereal, porridge or rice? 23.In addition to mother's milk, have you given [NAME OF LAST BORN] rice cereal, porridge or rice? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 25 1525 2887 1 2 1 yes 2 no refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 24. started to feed him/her supplementary foods? 24. started to feed him/her supplementary foods? 24. started to feed him/her supplementary foods? 24. started to feed him/her supplementary foods? 24. started to feed him/her supplementary foods? 24. How many months old was [NAME OF LAST BORN] when you started to feed him/her supplementary foods? MONTHS 1369 3043 24 refering to the latest child born, that is the live born child that the woman gave birth to most recently in relation to the interview date, regardless of whether that child is currently dead or alive. 25. Have you ever had any pregnancies without giving birth? 25. Have you ever had any pregnancies without giving birth? 25. Have you ever had any pregnancies without giving birth? 25. Have you ever had any pregnancies without giving birth? 25. Have you ever had any pregnancies without giving birth? 25. Have you ever had any pregnancies without giving birth? (because of abortion, menstrual regulation, miscarriage, even if the fetus was only a couple of weeks or months old, or if the child was stillborn)? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 28 This question refers to abortions, menstrual regulation, miscarriages or stillbirth). 4284 128 1 2 1 yes 2 no 26. How many such pregnancies have you had in your life? 26. How many such pregnancies have you had in your life? 26. How many such pregnancies have you had in your life? 26. How many such pregnancies have you had in your life? 26. How many such pregnancies have you had in your life? 26. How many such pregnancies have you had in your life? TIMES This question refers to abortions, menstrual regulation, miscarriages or stillbirth). Times in question 27 may be smaller to or as many as those in question 26. 1091 3321 8 27. How many abortions, menstrual regulations 27. How many abortions, menstrual regulations 27. How many abortions, menstrual regulations 27. How many abortions, menstrual regulations 27. How many abortions, menstrual regulations 27. How many abortions, menstrual regulations have you had in your life? TIMES Times in question 27 may be smaller to or as many as those in question 26. 1078 3334 8 28. Are you pregnant now? 28. Are you pregnant now? 28. Are you pregnant now? 28. Are you pregnant now? 28. Are you pregnant now? 28. Are you pregnant now? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 30 4268 144 1 2 1 yes 2 no 29. How many months? 29. How many months? 29. How many months? 29. How many months? 29. How many months? 29. How many months? MONTHS 136 4276 1 9 30. How old were you the first time you got married? 30. How old were you the first time you got married? 30. How old were you the first time you got married? 30. How old were you the first time you got married? 30. How old were you the first time you got married? 30. How old were you the first time you got married? AGE PART B 4412 14 46 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 48521 103 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 48521 1 5315 method code method code method code method code method code 48521 1 11 1 IUD 2 Rhythm method 3 Withdrawal 4 Condoms 5 Female sterilization 6 Male sterilization 7 Pill 8 Injection 9 Diaphragm/jelly/foam 10 Herbal medicine 11 Other method 1. Have you ever heard or do you know about ..[ ].. as a method of avoiding pregnancy or spacing births? 1. Have you ever heard or do you know about ..[ ].. as a method of avoiding pregnancy or spacing births? 1. Have you ever heard or do you know about ..[ ].. as a method of avoiding pregnancy or spacing births? 1. Have you ever heard or do you know about ..[ ].. as a method of avoiding pregnancy or spacing births? 1. Have you ever heard or do you know about ..[ ].. as a method of avoiding pregnancy or spacing births? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 1. Have you ever heard or do you know about ..[ ].. as a method of avoiding pregnancy or spacing births? if the answer code is 2, skip to the next method 48521 1 2 1 yes 2 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 2. Where did you hear or know about .. [ ] .. ? 2. Where did you hear or know about .. [ ] .. ? 2. Where did you hear or know about .. [ ] .. ? 2. Where did you hear or know about .. [ ] .. ? 2. Where did you hear or know about .. [ ] .. ? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 2. Where did you hear or know about .. [ ] .. ? 31273 17248 1 8 1 relative or husband 2 friend 3 family planning clinic 4 other medical facility 5 school 6 mass organization 7 mass media 8 other Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 3. Have you ever used ..[ ] ... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 3. Have you ever used ..[ ] ... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 3. Have you ever used ..[ ] ... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 3. Have you ever used ..[ ] ... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 3. Have you ever used ..[ ] ... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 3. Have you ever used ..[ ] ... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? if the answer code is 1, skip to the question 5, if the answer code is 2, skip to the next method 31270 17251 1 3 1 yes, currently married 2 yes, divorced, separated or widowed 3 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 4. Why have you never used this method? 4. Why have you never used this method? 4. Why have you never used this method? 4. Why have you never used this method? 4. Why have you never used this method? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 4. Why have you never used this method? all answer code, skip to the next method 24920 23601 1 11 1 wanted children 2 side effects 3 too expensive 4 not convenient 5 insufficient information 6 ineffective 7 customs, habits 8 religion 9 husband disapproves 10 using other method 11 other Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 5. Are you currently using ...[ ]... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 5. Are you currently using ...[ ]... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 5. Are you currently using ...[ ]... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 5. Are you currently using ...[ ]... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? 5. Are you currently using ...[ ]... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 5. Are you currently using ...[ ]... to avoid pregnancy or to space births? if the answer code is 1, skip to the question 8 5340 43181 1 2 1 yes 2 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 6. Why did you stop using ...[ ]...? 6. Why did you stop using ...[ ]...? 6. Why did you stop using ...[ ]...? 6. Why did you stop using ...[ ]...? 6. Why did you stop using ...[ ]...? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 6. Why did you stop using ...[ ]...? 1451 47070 1 11 1 wanted children 2 side effects 3 too expensive 4 not convenient 5 insufficient information 6 ineffective 7 customs, habits 8 religion 9 husband disapproves 10 pregnant 11 other Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 7. In the past 12 months have you used .. [ ] .. to prevent pregnancy or to space births? 7. In the past 12 months have you used .. [ ] .. to prevent pregnancy or to space births? 7. In the past 12 months have you used .. [ ] .. to prevent pregnancy or to space births? 7. In the past 12 months have you used .. [ ] .. to prevent pregnancy or to space births? 7. In the past 12 months have you used .. [ ] .. to prevent pregnancy or to space births? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 7. In the past 12 months have you used .. [ ] .. to prevent pregnancy or to space births? if the answer code is 2, skip to the next method It is wrongly printed in the questionnaire “In the last a month ...”. That must be asked as “In the last 12 months...” 1441 47080 1 2 1 yes 2 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 8. Which facility supplied this ..[ ]... to you? 8. Which facility supplied this ..[ ]... to you? 8. Which facility supplied this ..[ ]... to you? 8. Which facility supplied this ..[ ]... to you? 8. Which facility supplied this ..[ ]... to you? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 8. Which facility supplied this ..[ ]... to you? 2393 46128 1 8 1 commune health center 2 hospital 3 dispensary 4 friends 5 family 6 private pharmacy 7 sundries store 8 other facility Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 9. How far away from your house is this? DISTANCES 9. How far away from your house is this? DISTANCES 9. How far away from your house is this? DISTANCES 9. How far away from your house is this? DISTANCES 9. How far away from your house is this? DISTANCES Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 9. How far away from your house is this? 2388 46133 1500 Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. DISTANCE CODE DISTANCE CODE DISTANCE CODE DISTANCE CODE DISTANCE CODE Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 2383 46138 1 2 1 meter 2 km Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 10, How long does it take to get there from your house? 10, How long does it take to get there from your house? 10, How long does it take to get there from your house? 10, How long does it take to get there from your house? 10, How long does it take to get there from your house? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 10, How long does it take to get there from your house? HOURS TIME ONLY ONE WAY This question calculates only one way, going or coming, travelling by the means actually used: by motorbike, bicycle, bus or on foot. 2385 46136 40 Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. SO PHUT: SO PHUT: SO PHUT: SO PHUT: SO PHUT: Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 10, How long does it take to get there from your house? MINUTES TIME ONLY ONE WAY This question calculates only one way, going or coming, travelling by the means actually used: by motorbike, bicycle, bus or on foot. 2387 46134 55 Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 11. In the past 12 months were you subsidized in using this method? 11. In the past 12 months were you subsidized in using this method? 11. In the past 12 months were you subsidized in using this method? 11. In the past 12 months were you subsidized in using this method? 11. In the past 12 months were you subsidized in using this method? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 11. In the past 12 months were you subsidized in using this method? This question refers to pay supplements that the respondent or her spouse received from their firm or social organizations or other organisations due to the use of contraceptive methods. For example, pay supplements for abortion, IUD insertion, sterilisation. These supplements may be provided in cash or kind or in any other forms such as paid time off-work due to their application of contraception methods (salary, social insurance…).. Attention should be paid that the interviewer asks the husband about these supplements if the husband applies contraception methods instead of his wife. 2391 46130 1 2 1 yes 2 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 12. have to pay for this method? 12. have to pay for this method? 12. have to pay for this method? 12. have to pay for this method? 12. have to pay for this method? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 12. In the past 12 months did you or your husband have to pay for this method? if the answer code is 2, skip to the next method hese questions refer to expenditures for the use of contraceptive methods, for example: expenditure for buying Herbs, Western medicines, the pill, condoms, IUD insertion fees, sterilisation (if any ),etc. 2388 46133 1 2 1 yes 2 no Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 13. In the past 12 months how many times did you and your husband have to pay for this method including implementing family planning services? TIME 13. In the past 12 months how many times did you and your husband have to pay for this method including implementing family planning services? TIME 13. In the past 12 months how many times did you and your husband have to pay for this method including implementing family planning services? TIME 13. In the past 12 months how many times did you and your husband have to pay for this method including implementing family planning services? TIME 13. In the past 12 months how many times did you and your husband have to pay for this method including implementing family planning services? TIME Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 13. In the past 12 months how many times did you and your husband have to pay for this method including implementing family planning services? time hese questions refer to expenditures for the use of contraceptive methods, for example: expenditure for buying Herbs, Western medicines, the pill, condoms, IUD insertion fees, sterilisation (if any ),etc. 261 48260 1 40 Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 13. In the past 12 months how many times did you and your husband have to pay for this method including implementing family planning services? TIME UNIT hese questions refer to expenditures for the use of contraceptive methods, for example: expenditure for buying Herbs, Western medicines, the pill, condoms, IUD insertion fees, sterilisation (if any ),etc. 261 48260 1 8 1 minute 2 hour 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 half year 8 year Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. 14. How much did you and your husband pay for this method each time? 14. How much did you and your husband pay for this method each time? 14. How much did you and your husband pay for this method each time? 14. How much did you and your husband pay for this method each time? 14. How much did you and your husband pay for this method each time? Currently there are many contraceptive methods used widely by married couples. I want to ask you about a few of those methods. 14. How much did you and your husband pay for this method each time? SKIP TO THE NEXT METHOD hese questions refer to expenditures for the use of contraceptive methods, for example: expenditure for buying Herbs, Western medicines, the pill, condoms, IUD insertion fees, sterilisation (if any ),etc. 261 48260 0.4 120 Children born alive: is a child born with signs of life (crying, breathing, heart beating, movement of muscles) even with children who died after that a very short time. Child born dead: is a child born without any signs of life. Miscarriage: A pregnant woman, who during the period from the first month to the sixth month of pregnancy, but the foetus comes out is called miscarriage. If the foetus is over 6 months old, that is called premature delivery and should be listed in one of the two above cases. household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6001 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 5971 30 1 388 1. check section 7, question 1, is the answer yes? 1. check section 7, question 1, is the answer yes? 1. check section 7, question 1, is the answer yes? 1. check section 7, question 1, is the answer yes? 1. check section 7, question 1, is the answer yes? 1. check section 7, question 1, is the answer yes? if the answer code is 2, skip to the section 10 6001 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2. During the past 12 months .... worked on any annual crop land... 2. During the past 12 months .... worked on any annual crop land... 2. During the past 12 months .... worked on any annual crop land... 2. During the past 12 months .... worked on any annual crop land... 2. During the past 12 months .... worked on any annual crop land... 2. During the past 12 months, (since..........) has any member of your household worked on any annual crop land belonging to the household, such as long-term use land, contract land from state entreprise (state farm, forestry entreprise, company, entreprise, camp) or auction land? if the answer code is 2, skip to the part A2 This question asks to record information about households with agricultural production or aquaculture activities performed on the annual crop land (cultivable land), which has been allocated for long-term and stable use, and does not cover those who perform economic activities on land rented from others or to others. This question also helps the interviewer to determine whether information will be collected in the next set of questions. 4438 1563 1 2 1 yes 2 no - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. id code of respondent id code of respondent id code of respondent id code of respondent id code of respondent respondent: id code 4434 1567 1 8 Is the respondent..... selected in section 7? Is the respondent..... selected in section 7? Is the respondent..... selected in section 7? Is the respondent..... selected in section 7? Is the respondent..... selected in section 7? Is the respondent the person who was selected in section 7? 4434 1567 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 14420 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 14420 11 388 Plot code Plot code Plot code Plot code Plot code Plot code 14420 1 15 4. What is the land area of this plot? M2 4. What is the land area of this plot? M2 4. What is the land area of this plot? M2 4. What is the land area of this plot? M2 4. What is the land area of this plot? M2 exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 4. What is the land area of this plot? Area of the land plot is calculated in square meters (m2 ). If the respondent reports the plot in a local measurement unit, the interviewer should transform it into square meters, particularly: 1 mau (North) 10 sao 3600 m2 1 sao (North) 15 thuoc 360 m2 1 thuoc (North) 24 m2 1 mieng (North) 36 m2 1 thuoc (Central region) 33.33m2 1 mieng (Central region) 24 m2 1 sao (Central region) 500 m2 1 cong nha nuoc 1000 m2 1 cong tam lon 1200 m2 (cong tam cay) 14420 10 120000 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 5, how much of that is irrigated? 5, how much of that is irrigated? 5, how much of that is irrigated? 5, how much of that is irrigated? 5, how much of that is irrigated? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 5, how much of that is irrigated? m2 Irrigated area includes all cultivated area which is either actively irrigated in the form of natural flow of water or by electric or gasoline-powered pumping system....in case of possible drought or flood during the whole crop or in a certain time. If there is only irrigation but no drainage, it is still considered as irrigated. 14420 60000 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 14420 1 2 1 yes 2 no - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 7. What is the quality of this land? 7. What is the quality of this land? 7. What is the quality of this land? 7. What is the quality of this land? 7. What is the quality of this land? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 7. What is the quality of this land? Land categories are based on the current agricultural land tax regulations for imposition of taxes on each type of agricultural land. As regulated, annual crop land is divided into 6 categories. The basis for land categorisation is made on various elements: Quality of land; location; topography; climate conditions, weather and irrigation conditions. Apart from the above elements, take average productivity under normal conditions of cultivation in a 5 years reference period( 1986-1990). Annual Tax rates calculated in kilograms of paddy per hectare of land for each category of land used in annual crop cultivation and water surfaces for aquaculture are as follows: Quality of land Tax rate 14281 139 6 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 8. In which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. In which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. In which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. In which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. In which year did your household begin farming this plot? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 8. In which year did your household begin farming this plot? YEAR : Record the point of time since the household has been allocated that plot of land to manage and cultivate on their own. If the household reports that they just started cultivation on a plot in the last 5 years, check Section 9 Part A5 to see whether the household reports obtaining land in the last 5 years. In fact, many households started cultivation on their land prior to their allocation for long-term use of land, and provision of the red book. Therefore, the interviewer should pay attention to collect information on the year when the household actually started cultivation on their land, not when they were officially allocated the use rights to the land. 14417 3 18 1998 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 9... long-term use, contracted from state entreprise, or auctioned? 9... long-term use, contracted from state entreprise, or auctioned? 9... long-term use, contracted from state entreprise, or auctioned? 9... long-term use, contracted from state entreprise, or auctioned? 9... long-term use, contracted from state entreprise, or auctioned? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 9. Is this plot for long-term use, contracted from state entreprise, or auctioned? If the household responds code 3: auction land then they must pay expenditure for the use of land. If question 9 respond code 3, but question 10 and 12 report “no”, it is irrational and the interviewer should prompt the respondent to reveal the payments. 14420 1 4 1 long term use 2 contract 3 auction land 4 other - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 10. pay .... in the past 12 months for the right...? 10. pay .... in the past 12 months for the right...? 10. pay .... in the past 12 months for the right...? 10. pay .... in the past 12 months for the right...? 10. pay .... in the past 12 months for the right...? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 10. Did your house-hold have to pay the collective or authorities anything in the past 12 months for the right to use this plot of land? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 13 These questions refer to payments made to the collective or the State in cash or kind (if any) to hold the right to use the plot of land, including expenditures for procedures for land use certification; exclude expenditures to Co-operatives for such services as seedlings, fertilizer, irrigation, land preparation, tending the crops... , exclude agricultural tax payment. 14420 1 2 1 yes 2 no - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 11. during the past 12 months .... PADDY 11. during the past 12 months .... PADDY 11. during the past 12 months .... PADDY 11. during the past 12 months .... PADDY 11. during the past 12 months .... PADDY exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the collective or authorities for the right to use this plot of land, excluding agricultural taxes and services fees of the cooperative? PADDY These questions refer to payments made to the collective or the State in cash or kind (if any) to hold the right to use the plot of land, including expenditures for procedures for land use certification; exclude expenditures to Co-operatives for such services as seedlings, fertilizer, irrigation, land preparation, tending the crops... , exclude agricultural tax payment. 714 13706 10348 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. OTHER IN-KINK OTHER IN-KINK OTHER IN-KINK OTHER IN-KINK OTHER IN-KINK exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the collective or authorities for the right to use this plot of land, excluding agricultural taxes and services fees of the cooperative? OTHER IN-KINK These questions refer to payments made to the collective or the State in cash or kind (if any) to hold the right to use the plot of land, including expenditures for procedures for land use certification; exclude expenditures to Co-operatives for such services as seedlings, fertilizer, irrigation, land preparation, tending the crops... , exclude agricultural tax payment. 688 13732 30550 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the collective or authorities for the right to use this plot of land, excluding agricultural taxes and services fees of the cooperative? CASH These questions refer to payments made to the collective or the State in cash or kind (if any) to hold the right to use the plot of land, including expenditures for procedures for land use certification; exclude expenditures to Co-operatives for such services as seedlings, fertilizer, irrigation, land preparation, tending the crops... , exclude agricultural tax payment. 874 13546 13500 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 12. How many years do these payments cover? skip to the next plot This question is based on the practical situation of the specific household, some household make one-time payments for using land over many years, some households make multiple payment for using land over many years (each payment made is for 1, 2 or 3 years of use...). 874 13546 90 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 13. Have you previously made payments? 13. Have you previously made payments? 13. Have you previously made payments? 13. Have you previously made payments? 13. Have you previously made payments? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 13. Have you previously made payments? if the answer code is 2, skip to the next plot This question asked for payment or non-payment of fees prior to the last 12 months. 13534 886 1 2 1 yes 2 no - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 14. How much did you pay? THOUSAND DONGS 623 13797 90000 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. 15. How many years does this cover> 15. How many years does this cover> 15. How many years does this cover> 15. How many years does this cover> 15. How many years does this cover> exclude all land rented/borrowed from other households or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 15. How many years does this cover> skip to the next plot 584 13836 1 99 - Agriculture, forestry, aquaculture activities include activities in cultivation, animal raising, afforestation, forest care and protection, aquaculture and farm produce processing, processing of animal products, aquatic products of the household for selling. - Agricultural land is allocated to the household or individuals for long term use for production purposes including agricultural land for planting of annual crops, water surface for aquaculture, these types of land include land for household economy formerly assigned by the Cooperatives (5%), garden land, intensive cultivation land, bald hills, newly cleared land been identified for agricultural production. The duration for annual crop land and aquaculture is 20 years, and for perennial crops is 50 years. household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6001 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4439 1562 2 388 1. During the past 12 months ...? 1. During the past 12 months ...? 1. During the past 12 months ...? 1. During the past 12 months ...? 1. During the past 12 months ...? 1. During the past 12 months (since...), has any member of your household cultivated crops or forest products or raised aquatic products on any other land, such as perennial crop land, water surface, forest land, wild or barren land, newly cleared or reclaimed, riverside, roadside or residential/garden land? f the answer code is 2, skip to the part 3 his question is only asked and recorded regarding information on households who performs agriculture, forestry, aquaculture production on lands other than annual crop lands such as perennial crop land, water surface, forestry land, reclaimed land, barren hill, newly cleared land, garden land, residential land, but does not include cases that produce on rented land of other households or land that has been rented out to other households, or swidden land. This question is significant for helping the interviewer distinguish whether information should be collected in the next questions. 4438 1563 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6924 1109 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6924 11 388 Plot code Plot code Plot code Plot code Plot code 6924 16 25 3. What is the land area of this plot? 3. What is the land area of this plot? 3. What is the land area of this plot? 3. What is the land area of this plot? 3. What is the land area of this plot? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 3. What is the land area of this plot? M2 Contents and methods are similar to questions 4,5 of part A 1. 6924 2000000 4. How much of that is irrigated? 4. How much of that is irrigated? 4. How much of that is irrigated? 4. How much of that is irrigated? 4. How much of that is irrigated? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 4. How much of that is irrigated? M2 Contents and methods are similar to questions 4,5 of part A 1. 6924 100000 5. Is this plot perennial crop land, ..... on the bank of the river or residential/garden land? 5. Is this plot perennial crop land, ..... on the bank of the river or residential/garden land? 5. Is this plot perennial crop land, ..... on the bank of the river or residential/garden land? 5. Is this plot perennial crop land, ..... on the bank of the river or residential/garden land? 5. Is this plot perennial crop land, ..... on the bank of the river or residential/garden land? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 5. Is this plot perennial crop land, water surface, forest land, wild or barren land, newly cleared/reclaimed land or land along the road or on the bank of the river or residential/garden land? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 7, if the answer code is 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9, skip to the question 8 6924 2 9 2 perennial crop land 3 water surface 4 forest land 5 wild or barren land 6 newly cleared 7 roadside/riverside 8 residential/garden land 9 other - Perennial crop land: including area land for crops planted one time but harvested over many years, under the management and use of the household: such as industrial perennial crop land, fruit tree planting land. - Water surface land: Is the water surface under the management and use of the household for aquaculture such as shrimp, fish, crab, gracilaria...water surface areas that ( pond, lake, swamp) not being exploited but under the management of the household are also recorded here. - Forest land: Is the land that is certified for forestry production including natural forest coverage, planted forest coverage and cultivated land for forestry purposes such as a nursery garden, natural recovery area, research and experiment on forestry under the use and management of the household. - Wild or barren hill land: Including land areas under the use right of the household but which have not been cultivated in the last 12 months or the land has not been certified for the purpose of agricultural production, forestry, aquaculture. - Newly cleared land: including wild land newly cleared/reclaimed by the household to cultivate crops but not yet used for 3 years. - Road side or river side land: Is the area exploited by the household to sow or plant vegetables or food crops along the road, on the bank of the river in a certain time period or crop time to raise income for the household. - Residential land: Is the area used mainly for residing and garden making as regulated by the local authorities, including residential land, pond and garden in residential land.72 + Residential land: Including all land area for house building, secondary part (kitchen, bath room, toilet), structures for raising animals, fence building, making path. + Pond: Record only pond within the residential area, do not list all ponds, lakes that are outside the residential area. + Garden: Record only gardens within the residential area of the household, garden land is the result of the subtraction of residential land to pond land - Other land: Including lands that have not been listed by codes 2 to 8 in the question such as: land for which the right to use was purchased, land rented from local authorities, or organizations such as the common house, pagoda, etc. 6. is this water surface shared with other households? 6. is this water surface shared with other households? 6. is this water surface shared with other households? 6. is this water surface shared with other households? 6. is this water surface shared with other households? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 6. is this water surface shared with other households? 585 6339 1 2 1 yes 2 no 7. What is the quality of this plot? 7. What is the quality of this plot? 7. What is the quality of this plot? 7. What is the quality of this plot? 7. What is the quality of this plot? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 7. What is the quality of this plot? In order to identify the correct category of other lands allocated households, the interviewer has to base the coding on the tax rate for each type by types of crops as in the table below: 1. For annual crop land and land with water surface area for agriculture: The land category and tax rate have been clearly explained in question 7 section A1. 2. Perennial crop land is calculated by 5 categories. Land quality category Tax rate 1 650 kg 2 550 kg 3 400 kg 4 200 kg 5 80 kg 2570 4354 6 8.in which year did ...... begin farming..? 8.in which year did ...... begin farming..? 8.in which year did ...... begin farming..? 8.in which year did ...... begin farming..? 8.in which year did ...... begin farming..? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 8. In which year did your household begin farming this plot? 6892 32 1910 1998 9. Is this plot of land for long-term use, contracted from state entreprise or auctioned land? 9. Is this plot of land for long-term use, contracted from state entreprise or auctioned land? 9. Is this plot of land for long-term use, contracted from state entreprise or auctioned land? 9. Is this plot of land for long-term use, contracted from state entreprise or auctioned land? 9. Is this plot of land for long-term use, contracted from state entreprise or auctioned land? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 9. Is this plot of land for long-term use, contracted from state entreprise or auctioned land? The content is the same as question 9 in part A1. 6924 1 4 1 long term use 2 contract 3 auction land 4 other 10. Did your household have to pay ....? 10. Did your household have to pay ....? 10. Did your household have to pay ....? 10. Did your household have to pay ....? 10. Did your household have to pay ....? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 10. Did your household have to pay the collective or authorities anything in the past 12 months for the right to use this plot of land? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 13 the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 6924 1 2 1 yes 2 no 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the ... ? PADDY 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the ... ? PADDY 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the ... ? PADDY 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the ... ? PADDY 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the ... ? PADDY exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the collective or authorities for the right to use this plot of land, excluding agricultural taxes and service fees of the cooperative? PADDY the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 229 6695 740 IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the collective or authorities for the right to use this plot of land, excluding agricultural taxes and service fees of the cooperative? IN-KIND the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 223 6701 4180 CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 11. During the past 12 months what did your household pay the collective or authorities for the right to use this plot of land, excluding agricultural taxes and service fees of the cooperative? CASH the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 264 6660 29000 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? 12. How many years do these payments cover? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 12. How many years do these payments cover? skip to the next plot the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 229 6695 1 99 13. Prior to the past 12 months, did you pay anything? 13. Prior to the past 12 months, did you pay anything? 13. Prior to the past 12 months, did you pay anything? 13. Prior to the past 12 months, did you pay anything? 13. Prior to the past 12 months, did you pay anything? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 13. Prior to the past 12 months, did you pay anything? if the answer code is 2, skip to the part A3 the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 6656 268 1 2 1 yes 2 no 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? 14. How much did you pay? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 14. How much did you pay? the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 428 6496 45000 15. How many years does it cover? 15. How many years does it cover? 15. How many years does it cover? 15. How many years does it cover? 15. How many years does it cover? exclude all land rented/borrowed from or rented/lent out to other households during all of the past 12 months; swidden land. 15. How many years does it cover? skip to the next plot the contents and its calculation are the same as questions 9 to 14 in part A1. 341 6583 1 99 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4436 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4436 2 388 2 6 11 12 23 39 40 41 42 43 44 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 60 61 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 82 83 84 86 88 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 98 99 100 102 103 104 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 149 150 151 152 153 154 155 156 157 158 159 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 170 171 172 173 174 175 176 177 178 179 180 181 182 183 184 185 186 187 188 189 190 191 192 193 194 195 196 197 198 199 200 201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209 210 211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 219 220 222 223 224 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 248 249 250 251 252 253 254 255 256 257 258 259 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272 273 274 275 276 277 278 279 280 282 283 284 285 286 288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299 300 301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309 310 311 312 314 316 318 319 320 321 322 324 326 327 328 329 330 331 332 333 334 335 336 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 348 349 350 351 352 353 354 355 356 357 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 368 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 385 386 387 388 1. During the past 12 months .... or borrowed land ...? 1. During the past 12 months .... or borrowed land ...? 1. During the past 12 months .... or borrowed land ...? 1. During the past 12 months .... or borrowed land ...? 1. During the past 12 months .... or borrowed land ...? 1. During the past 12 months (since....) has your household rented or borrowed land belonging to other households or organizations to use? if the answer code is 2, skip to the part A4 4435 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no Sysmiss Land rented or borrowed from other households from other households: including lands that are under the management of other households but are rented out or lent out to other household to cultivate or raise aquaculture in a certain time period and for which they have to pay the owner an amount in cash or in-kind as agreed upon between the two parties household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 903 1208 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 903 12 388 plot code plot code plot code plot code plot code 903 31 42 3, What is the land area of this plot? 3, What is the land area of this plot? 3, What is the land area of this plot? 3, What is the land area of this plot? 3, What is the land area of this plot? 3, What is the land area of this plot? M2 903 20 50000 4. How much of that irrigated? 4. How much of that irrigated? 4. How much of that irrigated? 4. How much of that irrigated? 4. How much of that irrigated? 4. How much of that irrigated? M2 903 26000 5. Is this plot annual crop land,....? 5. Is this plot annual crop land,....? 5. Is this plot annual crop land,....? 5. Is this plot annual crop land,....? 5. Is this plot annual crop land,....? 5. Is this plot annual crop land, perennial crop land, water surface, forest land, wild or barren land, newly cleared/reclaimed land or land along the road or on the bank of the river, or residential/garden land? if the answer code is 2 or 3, skip to the question 7, if the answer code is 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9, skip to the question 8 903 1 9 1 annual crop land 2 perennial crop land 3 water surface 4 forest land 5 wild or barren land 6 newly cleared 7 roadside/riverside 8 Residential/garden land 9 other 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 6. Is this plot rice paddy land? 799 104 1 2 1 yes 2 no 7. What is the quality of this plot of land? 7. What is the quality of this plot of land? 7. What is the quality of this plot of land? 7. What is the quality of this plot of land? 7. What is the quality of this plot of land? 7. What is the quality of this plot of land? 820 83 6 8. in which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. in which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. in which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. in which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. in which year did your household begin farming this plot? 8. in which year did your household begin farming this plot? 902 1 1956 1998 9. From whom was this plot rented/borrowed? 9. From whom was this plot rented/borrowed? 9. From whom was this plot rented/borrowed? 9. From whom was this plot rented/borrowed? 9. From whom was this plot rented/borrowed? 9. From whom was this plot rented/borrowed? 903 1 6 1 relative 2 friend 3 neighbor 4 commune 5 state farm 6 other 10. ... what kind of arrangement was made with the person/organization ....? 10. ... what kind of arrangement was made with the person/organization ....? 10. ... what kind of arrangement was made with the person/organization ....? 10. ... what kind of arrangement was made with the person/organization ....? 10. ... what kind of arrangement was made with the person/organization ....? 10. During the past 12 months in order to use this plot of land, what kind of arrangement was made with the person/organization renting or lending out this land? if the answer code is 3, skip to the question 12 903 1 5 1 rental 2 sharecrop 3 no payment 4 exchange other plot for this one 5 other 11. ... what did your household have to pay the person/ organization ...? 11. ... what did your household have to pay the person/ organization ...? 11. ... what did your household have to pay the person/ organization ...? 11. ... what did your household have to pay the person/ organization ...? 11. ... what did your household have to pay the person/ organization ...? 11. During the past 12 months what did your household have to pay the person/ organization renting/lending out this land, excluding agricultural excluding agricultural taxes and commune service fees your household paid directly to the cooperative? include value of labor paid as in-kind payment PADDY Asks about payments that the tenant had to pay for the land owner to use the plot of land in the last 12 months (excluding taxes and services that the tenant has to pay to the local authorities or Co-operative). Payments include: rice, value of other assets and cash. Working days are also included and regarded as value of in-kind payments, recorded to “other in-kind” column. 451 452 3000 OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND 11. During the past 12 months what did your household have to pay the person/ organization renting/lending out this land, excluding agricultural excluding agricultural taxes and commune service fees your household paid directly to the cooperative? include value of labor paid as in-kind payment OTHER IN-KIND Asks about payments that the tenant had to pay for the land owner to use the plot of land in the last 12 months (excluding taxes and services that the tenant has to pay to the local authorities or Co-operative). Payments include: rice, value of other assets and cash. Working days are also included and regarded as value of in-kind payments, recorded to “other in-kind” column. 376 527 25000 CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH 11. During the past 12 months what did your household have to pay the person/ organization renting/lending out this land, excluding agricultural excluding agricultural taxes and commune service fees your household paid directly to the cooperative? include value of labor paid as in-kind payment CASH Asks about payments that the tenant had to pay for the land owner to use the plot of land in the last 12 months (excluding taxes and services that the tenant has to pay to the local authorities or Co-operative). Payments include: rice, value of other assets and cash. Working days are also included and regarded as value of in-kind payments, recorded to “other in-kind” column. 408 495 24500 12. ... did the person/org. renting/lending out this plot supply any prod. inputs ... 12. ... did the person/org. renting/lending out this plot supply any prod. inputs ... 12. ... did the person/org. renting/lending out this plot supply any prod. inputs ... 12. ... did the person/org. renting/lending out this plot supply any prod. inputs ... 12. ... did the person/org. renting/lending out this plot supply any prod. inputs ... 11. During the past 12 months, did the person/org. renting/lending out this plot supply any prod. inputs or services for this plot such as land prep., fertilizer, seeds, irrigation, or insecticides? only ask about any services the tenant didn't have to pay for. Asks about services that are provided free to the tenant during the production process by the owner such as: land processing, seeds, fertilizer, irrigation, insecticides, etc. If any, go on interviewing. If not or provided on a fee for service basis, record code 2 903 1 2 13. What is the total value of all these inputs provided by the owneror this plot? 13. What is the total value of all these inputs provided by the owneror this plot? 13. What is the total value of all these inputs provided by the owneror this plot? 13. What is the total value of all these inputs provided by the owneror this plot? 13. What is the total value of all these inputs provided by the owneror this plot? 13. What is the total value of all these inputs provided by the owneror this plot? Asks about services that are provided free to the tenant during the production process by the owner such as: land processing, seeds, fertilizer, irrigation, insecticides, etc. If any, go on interviewing. If not or provided on a fee for service basis, record code 2 5 898 2000 14. Who has responsibility to pay the agricultural taxes?? 14. Who has responsibility to pay the agricultural taxes?? 14. Who has responsibility to pay the agricultural taxes?? 14. Who has responsibility to pay the agricultural taxes?? 14. Who has responsibility to pay the agricultural taxes?? 14. Who has responsibility to pay the agricultural taxes? skip to the next plot 902 1 1 2 1 Person using land 2 person/org. renting/lending out land household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4439 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4439 2 388 1. rented or borrowed land belonging to othe 1. rented or borrowed land belonging to othe 1. rented or borrowed land belonging to othe 1. rented or borrowed land belonging to othe 1. rented or borrowed land belonging to othe 1. During the past 12 months (since....) has your household rented or borrowed land belonging to other households or organizations to use? if the answer code is 2, skip to the part A5 4438 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 432 1107 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 432 11 388 plot code plot code plot code plot code plot code 432 46 56 3. How many months or year ....? 3. How many months or year ....? 3. How many months or year ....? 3. How many months or year ....? 3. How many months or year ....? 3. How many months or year do you let other people rent/borrow this plot? if 12 months, skip ti the question 5 432 1 48 4. copy the plot code listed in part A1, A2 or A3 4. copy the plot code listed in part A1, A2 or A3 4. copy the plot code listed in part A1, A2 or A3 4. copy the plot code listed in part A1, A2 or A3 4. copy the plot code listed in part A1, A2 or A3 4. copy the plot code listed in part A1, A2 or A3 62 370 1 16 5. What is the land area of this plot? 5. What is the land area of this plot? 5. What is the land area of this plot? 5. What is the land area of this plot? 5. What is the land area of this plot? 5. What is the land area of this plot? 382 50 36 25000 6. How much of that is irrigated? 6. How much of that is irrigated? 6. How much of that is irrigated? 6. How much of that is irrigated? 6. How much of that is irrigated? 6. How much of that is irrigated? 382 50 25000 7. Is this plot annual crop land, ... Is this plot annual crop land, garden land? 7. Is this plot annual crop land, ... Is this plot annual crop land, garden land? 7. Is this plot annual crop land, ... Is this plot annual crop land, garden land? 7. Is this plot annual crop land, ... Is this plot annual crop land, garden land? 7. Is this plot annual crop land, ... Is this plot annual crop land, garden land? 5. Is this plot annual crop land, perennial crop land, water surface, forest land, wild or barren land, newly cleared/reclaimed land or land along the road or on the bank of the river, or residential/garden land? if the answer code is 2 or 3, skip to the question 9, if the answer code is 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9, skip to the question 10 382 50 1 9 1 annual crop land 2 perennial crop land 3 water surface 4 forest land 5 wild or barren land 6 newly cleared 7 roadside/riverside 8 Residential/garden land 9 other 8. Is this plot rice paddy land? 8. Is this plot rice paddy land? 8. Is this plot rice paddy land? 8. Is this plot rice paddy land? 8. Is this plot rice paddy land? 8. Is this plot rice paddy land? 369 63 1 2 1 yes 2 no 9. What is the quality of this plot of land? 9. What is the quality of this plot of land? 9. What is the quality of this plot of land? 9. What is the quality of this plot of land? 9. What is the quality of this plot of land? 9. What is the quality of this plot of land? 377 55 1 6 10. Since which year did you let other people rent or borrow this plot? 10. Since which year did you let other people rent or borrow this plot? 10. Since which year did you let other people rent or borrow this plot? 10. Since which year did you let other people rent or borrow this plot? 10. Since which year did you let other people rent or borrow this plot? 10. Since which year did you let other people rent or borrow this plot? 432 1974 1998 11. Who are these renters borrower in relation to your household? 11. Who are these renters borrower in relation to your household? 11. Who are these renters borrower in relation to your household? 11. Who are these renters borrower in relation to your household? 11. Who are these renters borrower in relation to your household? 11. Who are these renters borrower in relation to your household? 427 5 1 4 1 relative 2 friend 3 neighbor 4 other 12. During the past 12 months, in order for...? 12. During the past 12 months, in order for...? 12. During the past 12 months, in order for...? 12. During the past 12 months, in order for...? 12. During the past 12 months, in order for...? 12. During the past 12 months, in order for the renter/borrower to use this land, what kind of arrangement was made with you? if the answer code is 3, skip to the Q.14 432 1 5 1 rental 2 sharecrop 3 no payment 4 exchange other plot for this one 5 other 13. ...what did your household receive .... PADDY 13. ...what did your household receive .... PADDY 13. ...what did your household receive .... PADDY 13. ...what did your household receive .... PADDY 13. ...what did your household receive .... PADDY 13. During the past 12 months what did your household receive from the person renting/borrowing your land, excluding agricultural taxes or payments for local/cooperative services if the tenant paid them through you rather than directly? PADDY Asks about services that are provided free of charge to the tenant by the land owner. The interview and recording method is the same as questions 11-12 part A3 234 198 3000 OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND OTHER IN-KIND 13. During the past 12 months what did your household receive from the person renting/borrowing your land, excluding agricultural taxes or payments for local/cooperative services if the tenant paid them through you rather than directly? OTHER IN-KIND Asks about services that are provided free of charge to the tenant by the land owner. The interview and recording method is the same as questions 11-12 part A3 191 241 14000 CASH CASH CASH CASH CASH 13. During the past 12 months what did your household receive from the person renting/borrowing your land, excluding agricultural taxes or payments for local/cooperative services if the tenant paid them through you rather than directly? CASH Asks about services that are provided free of charge to the tenant by the land owner. The interview and recording method is the same as questions 11-12 part A3 202 230 5000 14. ... did your household provide any inputs ... 14. ... did your household provide any inputs ... 14. ... did your household provide any inputs ... 14. ... did your household provide any inputs ... 14. ... did your household provide any inputs ... 14. During the past 12 months did your household provide any inputs or services on this plot of land such as land preparation, fertilizer, seeds, irrigation, insecticide? only include services the tenant didn't have to pay for Asks about services that are provided free of charge to the tenant by the land owner. The interview and recording method is the same as questions 11-12 part A3 432 1 2 1 yes 2 no 15. What is the total value of all those inputs and services your household provided? 15. What is the total value of all those inputs and services your household provided? 15. What is the total value of all those inputs and services your household provided? 15. What is the total value of all those inputs and services your household provided? 15. What is the total value of all those inputs and services your household provided? 15. What is the total value of all those inputs and services your household provided? 26 406 3 252 16. Who has the responsibility to pay the agriculture taxes? 16. Who has the responsibility to pay the agriculture taxes? 16. Who has the responsibility to pay the agriculture taxes? 16. Who has the responsibility to pay the agriculture taxes? 16. Who has the responsibility to pay the agriculture taxes? 16. Who has the responsibility to pay the agriculture taxes? skip to the next plot 431 1 1 2 1 person using land 2 person renting out land household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4434 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4434 2 388 1. How much swidden land did your household cultivate in the past 12 months? 1. How much swidden land did your household cultivate in the past 12 months? 1. How much swidden land did your household cultivate in the past 12 months? 1. How much swidden land did your household cultivate in the past 12 months? 1. How much swidden land did your household cultivate in the past 12 months? 1. How much swidden land did your household cultivate in the past 12 months? If none, write zero and skip to the question 3 Ask and record the area of swidden (slash and burn) land newly cleared by mountainous households for sowing or planting some crops (within the past 3 years), after which74 they will move on to another hill to clear new land for cultivation, the slash and burn land is not included in cultivable land. It should be noted that normal land that southerners call “ray” is not recorded to this question 4434 59500 2. Usually, how many years is this swidden land cultivated continuously? 2. Usually, how many years is this swidden land cultivated continuously? 2. Usually, how many years is this swidden land cultivated continuously? 2. Usually, how many years is this swidden land cultivated continuously? 2. Usually, how many years is this swidden land cultivated continuously? 2. Usually, how many years is this swidden land cultivated continuously? : Record the consecutive years since the time when the household started clearing this part of the forest for cultivation. If the household has many plots of swidden land, ask the average time duration for each plot. 77 4357 11 3. .... received the right to use any plot of land either ... / 3. .... received the right to use any plot of land either ... / 3. .... received the right to use any plot of land either ... / 3. .... received the right to use any plot of land either ... / 3. .... received the right to use any plot of land either ... / 3. During the past 5 years, has your household received the right to use any plot of land either through purchase, allocation, exchange or inheritance? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 9 Asks about land plots for which the land use rights have been obtained from other households, through allocation, in exchange or through inheritance in the last 5 years. If any, list each category of land according to the list in question 4 and record code for land category to question 5, and area of each plot to question 6. 4434 1 2 1 yes 2 no 9. During the past 5 years has your household transferred, exhanged or returned any plot of land? 9. During the past 5 years has your household transferred, exhanged or returned any plot of land? 9. During the past 5 years has your household transferred, exhanged or returned any plot of land? 9. During the past 5 years has your household transferred, exhanged or returned any plot of land? 9. During the past 5 years has your household transferred, exhanged or returned any plot of land? 9. During the past 5 years has your household transferred, exhanged or returned any plot of land? if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 15 questions refer to plots for which the right to use has been transferred to others, exchanged, or given back to other households in the last 5 years, if any, list each type of land, according to the list recorded in question 10 and record the land category to question 11, and area of each plot to question 12 4434 1 2 1 yes 2 no 15. During the past 12 months has this household cultivated any .... ? 15. During the past 12 months has this household cultivated any .... ? 15. During the past 12 months has this household cultivated any .... ? 15. During the past 12 months has this household cultivated any .... ? 15. During the past 12 months has this household cultivated any .... ? 15. During the past 12 months has this household cultivated any agricultural or forestry land of the household? if the answer code is 1, skip to the part 9B1; if the answer code is 2, skip to the question 34 part 9D The interviewer should check: if the household engages in cultivation skip to ask about rice. If not, skip to question 34 Part D, asking about, mutual help, hired labour (for animal raising, if any ), taxes (if any). 4434 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 1800 1112 38811 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 1800 11 388 order line order line order line order line order line 1800 1 7 4. What kind of land did you receive? 4. What kind of land did you receive? 4. What kind of land did you receive? 4. What kind of land did you receive? 4. What kind of land did you receive? 4. What kind of land did you receive? if the answer code is 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9, skip to the question 6 Asks about land plots for which the land use rights have been obtained from other households, through allocation, in exchange or through inheritance in the last 5 years. If any, list each category of land according to the list in question 4 and record code for land category to question 5, and area of each plot to question 6 1800 1 9 1 annual crop 2 perennial crop 3 water surface 4 forest 5 wild or barren 6 newly cleared/reclaimed 7 riverside/roadside 8 residential 9 other 5. What is the quality of this plot? 5. What is the quality of this plot? 5. What is the quality of this plot? 5. What is the quality of this plot? 5. What is the quality of this plot? 5. What is the quality of this plot? Asks about land plots for which the land use rights have been obtained from other households, through allocation, in exchange or through inheritance in the last 5 years. If any, list each category of land according to the list in question 4 and record code for land category to question 5, and area of each plot to question 6 1348 452 6 6. what is the area of the ... 6. what is the area of the ... 6. what is the area of the ... 6. what is the area of the ... 6. what is the area of the ... 6. what is the area of the [...] plotthat your household received? m2 Asks about land plots for which the land use rights have been obtained from other households, through allocation, in exchange or through inheritance in the last 5 years. If any, list each category of land according to the list in question 4 and record code for land category to question 5, and area of each plot to question 6 1800 8 120000 7. ... household pay for this plot? 7. ... household pay for this plot? 7. ... household pay for this plot? 7. ... household pay for this plot? 7. ... household pay for this plot? 7. How much money or in-kind payments did your household pay for this plot? THOUSAND DONGS 1799 1 85000 8. In which year did you obtain the user rights to this land? 8. In which year did you obtain the user rights to this land? 8. In which year did you obtain the user rights to this land? 8. In which year did you obtain the user rights to this land? 8. In which year did you obtain the user rights to this land? 8. In which year did you obtain the user rights to this land? 1797 3 1950 1998 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 672 3907 38815 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 671 1 39 388 order line order line order line order line order line 671 1 1 4 10. What kind of plot was transferred, exchanged or ...? 10. What kind of plot was transferred, exchanged or ...? 10. What kind of plot was transferred, exchanged or ...? 10. What kind of plot was transferred, exchanged or ...? 10. What kind of plot was transferred, exchanged or ...? 10. What kind of plot was transferred, exchanged or returned? if the answer code is 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9, skip to the question 12 These questions refer to plots for which the right to use has been transferred to others, exchanged, or given back to other households in the last 5 years, if any, list each type of land, according to the list recorded in question 10 and record the land category to question 11, and area of each plot to question 12. 671 1 1 9 1 annual crop 2 perennial crop 3 water surface 4 forest 5 wild or barren 6 newly cleared/reclaimed 7 riverside/roadside 8 residential 9 other 11. What is the quality of this plot land? 11. What is the quality of this plot land? 11. What is the quality of this plot land? 11. What is the quality of this plot land? 11. What is the quality of this plot land? 11. What is the quality of this plot land? 617 55 1 6 12. What is the area of ...? 12. What is the area of ...? 12. What is the area of ...? 12. What is the area of ...? 12. What is the area of ...? 12. What is the area of the [..] land that your household transferred, exchanged or returned? M2 671 1 30 60000 13. How much ... household receive for ... ? 13. How much ... household receive for ... ? 13. How much ... household receive for ... ? 13. How much ... household receive for ... ? 13. How much ... household receive for ... ? 13. How much money and in-kind payments did your household receive for transferring, exchanging or returning that plot? THOUSAND DONGS Calculate only cash or in-kind value that has actually been received by the household from the buyer. Do not record the arrears still due at interview time. 671 1 250000 14. In which year In which year transfer,..? 14. In which year In which year transfer,..? 14. In which year In which year transfer,..? 14. In which year In which year transfer,..? 14. In which year In which year transfer,..? 14. In which year In which year transfer, exchange or return this plot of land? 671 1 1987 1998 HOUSEHOLD id CODE HOUSEHOLD id CODE HOUSEHOLD id CODE HOUSEHOLD id CODE HOUSEHOLD id CODE 8720 1101 38820 CLUSTER CODE CLUSTER CODE CLUSTER CODE CLUSTER CODE CLUSTER CODE 8720 11 388 1. rice code 1. rice code 1. rice code 1. rice code 1. rice code Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 1. Have the members of your household grown or tended the following rice crops during the past 12 months? ask question 1 for all crops before going to questions 2-12 Ask all rice crops planted on the current area of the household including land allocated for long-term and stable use, contract land, auction land, other land..., do not include the area of rented or borrowed land, before proceeding to questions 2-12. This question should be put in a closed manner “Yes” or “NO”. The interviewer should based on each answer mark “X” to the appropriate box for each question, record the sowing and planting and harvest time for the spring, summer and winter crops. Note: non-glutinous rice on swidden land, annual glutinous rice and speciality rice is recorded separately, they are not included in each crop or in annual rice. 8720 1 7 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? FIRST Record for each specific rice crop on which plots it was planted, The interviewer is requested to ask without recording the name of the plot but the code for each plot in order of the listed plots in part A1, A2, A3... to each respective column for the listed crop. For example: the76 spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 1, column 1. The fifth plot with code 5 in part A 1, record code 5 to line 1, column 2. However, this question has only 5 columns to record 5 plots, therefore the rule is to take the 5 largest plots to record to the first, second, third, fourth and fifth columns. The remaining plots will not be recorded code but their area will be included in question 3 8687 33 46 SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? SECOND Record for each specific rice crop on which plots it was planted, The interviewer is requested to ask without recording the name of the plot but the code for each plot in order of the listed plots in part A1, A2, A3... to each respective column for the listed crop. For example: the76 spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 1, column 1. The fifth plot with code 5 in part A 1, record code 5 to line 1, column 2. However, this question has only 5 columns to record 5 plots, therefore the rule is to take the 5 largest plots to record to the first, second, third, fourth and fifth columns. The remaining plots will not be recorded code but their area will be included in question 3 4827 3893 1 52 THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? THIRD Record for each specific rice crop on which plots it was planted, The interviewer is requested to ask without recording the name of the plot but the code for each plot in order of the listed plots in part A1, A2, A3... to each respective column for the listed crop. For example: the76 spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 1, column 1. The fifth plot with code 5 in part A 1, record code 5 to line 1, column 2. However, this question has only 5 columns to record 5 plots, therefore the rule is to take the 5 largest plots to record to the first, second, third, fourth and fifth columns. The remaining plots will not be recorded code but their area will be included in question 3 3424 5296 1 38 FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? FOURTH Record for each specific rice crop on which plots it was planted, The interviewer is requested to ask without recording the name of the plot but the code for each plot in order of the listed plots in part A1, A2, A3... to each respective column for the listed crop. For example: the76 spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 1, column 1. The fifth plot with code 5 in part A 1, record code 5 to line 1, column 2. However, this question has only 5 columns to record 5 plots, therefore the rule is to take the 5 largest plots to record to the first, second, third, fourth and fifth columns. The remaining plots will not be recorded code but their area will be included in question 3 2380 6340 1 45 FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH FIFTH Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? FIFTH Record for each specific rice crop on which plots it was planted, The interviewer is requested to ask without recording the name of the plot but the code for each plot in order of the listed plots in part A1, A2, A3... to each respective column for the listed crop. For example: the76 spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 1, column 1. The fifth plot with code 5 in part A 1, record code 5 to line 1, column 2. However, this question has only 5 columns to record 5 plots, therefore the rule is to take the 5 largest plots to record to the first, second, third, fourth and fifth columns. The remaining plots will not be recorded code but their area will be included in question 3 1594 7126 1 56 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 3. What was the area planted in ..[ ].. during the past 12 months? M2 Calculate the area of planting each crop of ordinary rice. If a place does not distinguish between crops, calculate the total area planted in ordinary rice. Note this question requires recording planted area not total area of cultivable land as recorded in parts A1, A2, A3 above. If there are two crops planted on the area of 360 m2 but they are not distinguished then the area recorded in annual ordinary rice line would be double the cultivated area, i.e. 720 m2 8720 80000 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 4.How much ...[ ]... paddy was harvested in the past 12 months? if no harvest write zero >>next rice crop Record the output of each kind of rice actually harvested in the last 12 months in terms of dry, clean product. If the household sells rice prematurely, record don’t know (KB) 8720 43200 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 5. What percent of a normal harvest was the amount of ..[ ].. paddy harvested in the past 12 months? % Make a comparison between the dry and clean product of actually harvested rice for each crop in relation with the average production of previous years to see the difference in rice production of each crop. If the household sells premature rice, record don’t know (KB) 8621 99 255 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 6. How much [..] was sold or bartered in the past 12 months? KG if nothing write zero and >>9 Calculate all the paddy actually sold by the household or exchanged for goods or materials, fertilisers, etc. in the last 12 months, do not distinguish between rice produced by the household in the last 12 months or the amount remaining from previous year. Methods for calculating the response are as follows: - If the household has mainly sold paddy and a small amount of processed rice in the last 12 months, convert processed rice into paddy by the proportion of 1kg processed is equal to 1,42 kg paddy. - If the household has mainly sold processed rice and small amount of paddy in the last 12 months, convert paddy rice into processed rice by the proportion of 1 kg paddy is equal to 0.7 kg processed rice. If they have sold ordinary rice but do not know to which crop the rice belongs, record to the line for annual ordinary rice. 8621 99 40029 1 paddy 2 rice code code code code code Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 6. How much [..] was sold or bartered in the past 12 months? code Calculate all the paddy actually sold by the household or exchanged for goods or materials, fertilisers, etc. in the last 12 months, do not distinguish between rice produced by the household in the last 12 months or the amount remaining from previous year. Methods for calculating the response are as follows: - If the household has mainly sold paddy and a small amount of processed rice in the last 12 months, convert processed rice into paddy by the proportion of 1kg processed is equal to 1,42 kg paddy. - If the household has mainly sold processed rice and small amount of paddy in the last 12 months, convert paddy rice into processed rice by the proportion of 1 kg paddy is equal to 0.7 kg processed rice. If they have sold ordinary rice but do not know to which crop the rice belongs, record to the line for annual ordinary rice. 3969 4751 1 2 1 paddy 2 rice 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST If two or three codes are relevant, the interviewer has to ask and arrange them in order of priority of importance, i.e. which organization or individual was the rice mainly sold to record to the first, second, third column respectively. For example; if mainly sold to private, then the collective and state, coding is done as follow: the first column record code 3, the second column, record code 2 and the third column record code 1 3957 4763 1 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector - Sold to or bartered with the state: includes rice sold or bartered with the state buying and collection agencies. - Sold or bartered with the cooperative: includes rice sold or bartered with the agricultural co-operative, handicraft co-operative, and other collective economic units. - Sold or bartered with the private sector: includes rice sold or bartered to Limited liability companies or Joint-stock Companies. - Sold or bartered with individuals: includes rice sold or bartered with private individual traders.77 - Sold or bartered with mixed economic sectors: includes rice sold or bartered with those who work for economic units which are established on the basis of joint-venture among different economic sectors - Sold or bartered with economic sectors joined with foreign partners; including rice sold or bartered to the following units: + 100 % foreign-owned enterprises + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many state-owned economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many collective economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many private economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many mixed economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? SECOND If two or three codes are relevant, the interviewer has to ask and arrange them in order of priority of importance, i.e. which organization or individual was the rice mainly sold to record to the first, second, third column respectively. For example; if mainly sold to private, then the collective and state, coding is done as follow: the first column record code 3, the second column, record code 2 and the third column record code 1 12 8708 4 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector - Sold to or bartered with the state: includes rice sold or bartered with the state buying and collection agencies. - Sold or bartered with the cooperative: includes rice sold or bartered with the agricultural co-operative, handicraft co-operative, and other collective economic units. - Sold or bartered with the private sector: includes rice sold or bartered to Limited liability companies or Joint-stock Companies. - Sold or bartered with individuals: includes rice sold or bartered with private individual traders.77 - Sold or bartered with mixed economic sectors: includes rice sold or bartered with those who work for economic units which are established on the basis of joint-venture among different economic sectors - Sold or bartered with economic sectors joined with foreign partners; including rice sold or bartered to the following units: + 100 % foreign-owned enterprises + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many state-owned economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many collective economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many private economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many mixed economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? THIRD If two or three codes are relevant, the interviewer has to ask and arrange them in order of priority of importance, i.e. which organization or individual was the rice mainly sold to record to the first, second, third column respectively. For example; if mainly sold to private, then the collective and state, coding is done as follow: the first column record code 3, the second column, record code 2 and the third column record code 1 8720 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector - Sold to or bartered with the state: includes rice sold or bartered with the state buying and collection agencies. - Sold or bartered with the cooperative: includes rice sold or bartered with the agricultural co-operative, handicraft co-operative, and other collective economic units. - Sold or bartered with the private sector: includes rice sold or bartered to Limited liability companies or Joint-stock Companies. - Sold or bartered with individuals: includes rice sold or bartered with private individual traders.77 - Sold or bartered with mixed economic sectors: includes rice sold or bartered with those who work for economic units which are established on the basis of joint-venture among different economic sectors - Sold or bartered with economic sectors joined with foreign partners; including rice sold or bartered to the following units: + 100 % foreign-owned enterprises + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many state-owned economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many collective economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many private economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals. + Joint-ventures between, on the one side one or many mixed economic units with on the other side foreign enterprises, organizations, individuals 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 8. What was the money value of the total amount of ..[ ].. sold or bartered? thousand dongs 3985 4735 56040 9. ... kept for seed? 9. ... kept for seed? 9. ... kept for seed? 9. ... kept for seed? 9. ... kept for seed? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 9. How much ..[.]... was kept for seed? Kg if nothing write zero 8621 99 2400 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 10. How much .... [ ].... was kept for live stock? if nothing write zero This question is limited to direct payment in kind, that is by rice, do not record cash payments for hired labour into in-kind payments here. 8621 99 4500 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 11. How much .... [ ].... was paid to laborers? Kg if nothing write zero 8619 101 2500 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? Now I would like to ask you about the types of crops planted or tended by members of your household in the past 12 months. 12. After the harvest, how much ..[ ].. did you lose or do you expect to lose to insects, rodents,fire, rot, or other reasons? if nothing write zero 8617 103 400 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 10541 1102 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 10541 11 388 1. Crops code 1. Crops code 1. Crops code 1. Crops code 1. Crops code 1. Have the members of your household grown or tended the following crops during the past 12 months (since...)? Ask for all crops recorded in the list before proceeding to questions 2- 12. Each question refers to each crop, whether the answer is “ YES” or "NO” the interviewer has to mark X” in the respective box. The interviewer should ask the respondent for each kind of crop, do not record the answer on your own without asking. Other food crops (code 11) includes: millet, wheat, barley, Kaoliang, water-taro, edible canna,... Other vegetables, fruits and tubers (code 20) includes various kinds of vegetables, fruits, tubers used as vegetables which have not been listed in the above table such as: gourd, squash, pumpkin, legumes (beans), bitter melon, basella alba, amaranth, pot-herbs, lettuce, etc 10541 8 20 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? FIRST Record in detail each kind of crop that has already been planted, and on which plot of land, the interviewer is requested not to record the name of each plot but to record the code for each plot in order of the plot recorded in parts A1, A2, A3 to each of the first, second, or third columns. For example: Maize in the winter-spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 8, column 1. The second plot with code 5 in part A1, record code 5 to line 8, column 2, etc. Coding for other crops is done in a similar way. If there are two or three kinds of crops planted on the same plot, record the same code for the plot 10425 116 1 99 SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? SECOND Record in detail each kind of crop that has already been planted, and on which plot of land, the interviewer is requested not to record the name of each plot but to record the code for each plot in order of the plot recorded in parts A1, A2, A3 to each of the first, second, or third columns. For example: Maize in the winter-spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 8, column 1. The second plot with code 5 in part A1, record code 5 to line 8, column 2, etc. Coding for other crops is done in a similar way. If there are two or three kinds of crops planted on the same plot, record the same code for the plot 1504 9037 1 99 THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? THIRD Record in detail each kind of crop that has already been planted, and on which plot of land, the interviewer is requested not to record the name of each plot but to record the code for each plot in order of the plot recorded in parts A1, A2, A3 to each of the first, second, or third columns. For example: Maize in the winter-spring crop is planted on 2 plots, the first plot with code 1 in part A1, record code 1 to line 8, column 1. The second plot with code 5 in part A1, record code 5 to line 8, column 2, etc. Coding for other crops is done in a similar way. If there are two or three kinds of crops planted on the same plot, record the same code for the plot 407 10134 1 99 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. What was the area planted in ..[ ].. during the past 12 months? M2 10541 42000 - Monoculture planting: Planting a certain kind of crop with the average density according to local customs. In crop production, we may plant one-time such as: rice, maize or multiple planting of various vegetables. The one-crop planted tree is one time of area in a production crop. For example, Mr Kha’s household has, in the last 12 months, planted 2 crops of sweet potatoes, the area for the tenth month sweet potato crop is 120 m2 , and for the fifth month sweet potatoes is 100 m2 , as a result, the area for planting sweet potatoes in the last 12 month would be recorded 220 m2 ( 120 m2 + 100 m2 ). - Intercropping: On the same area, we may, at the same time, plant 2-3 kinds of trees, the main tree is planted with a normal density, the intercropped trees are planted with a more sparse density. Inter-cropping can be applied to annual crops or annual crops with perennial crops. Therefore area for the main planted tree is calculated the same either for monoculture planting and intercropped planting. For the main crop, based on the planting density or amount of seeds to convert to the area of the one-time planting. For example; Mr B’s household has a plot of 360 m2 , he plants maize intercropped with peanuts, For monoculture, he uses 1,5 KGs of maize seeds, when he intercrops it with peanuts, he uses only 0,5 KGs maize seeds in the area of 360 m2 , calculation for the area of each kind of tree is made as followed: + Peanut is calculated for the whole area as 360 m2 . + Maize: the area is calculated by the proportion of seeds for intercrop planting to one-time planting: 0,5 kg : 1,5kg = 1/3. As a result, the intercropped area of maize is s360 m2 : 3 = 120 m2 . - Overlapping crops: on the area, when the first crop is about to be harvested, the farmer can take advantage to plant the next crop with normal density. Hence, both the first and the next planting are each calculated as a time of area as one-time planting 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4.How much ...[ ]... paddy was harvested in the past 12 months? if no harvest write zero >>13 Record the output harvested in the last 12 months of food and foodstuff crops. For food staples alone: maize, sweet potatoes, cassava/manioc the actual outputs should be calculated for specific products as follows: - Maize (corn): calculated in kg of dry maize (corn). - Sweet potatoes, cassava/manioc: calculated in kg of fresh cassava/manioc. If the household say that the cassava production is harvested in the form of sliced or dry cassava/manioc, the interviewer has to convert the fresh cassava to dry cassava in the proportion of 3 kg of fresh cassava = 1 kg dry cassava (see the attached list equivalence measures). If they had been sold prior to harvesting, record KB 10541 36600 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was the amount of ..[ ].. paddy harvested in the past 12 months? % Make a comparison between the output of each crop in the last 12 months with the average production of the previous years to see the difference in production of each other crop and foodstuff crop. If the crop was sold prior to harvesting, record KB 10074 467 450 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or bartered in the past 12 months? KG if nothing write zero and >>9 The contents of the interview and calculations are the same as questions 6 and 7 of part B1 (rice) 10079 462 36600 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST The contents of the interview and calculations are the same as questions 6 and 7 of part B1 (rice) 2888 7653 1 6 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? SECOND 10 10531 4 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? THIRD 1 10540 5 5 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the total amount of ..[ ].. sold or bartered? thousand dongs 2903 7638 37000 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. How much ..[.]... was kept for seed? Kg if nothing write zero 10082 459 2000 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. ... kept for live stock? 10. How much .... [ ].... was kept for live stock? if nothing write zero 10082 459 8000 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. ... paid to laborers? 11. How much .... [ ].... was paid to laborers? Kg if nothing write zero 10082 459 1300 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 12. After the harvest, how much ..[ ].. did you lose or do you expect to lose to insects, rodents,fire, rot, or other reasons? if nothing write zero 10083 458 600 13. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 13. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 13. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 13. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 13. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 13. Did you plant other crops in the same field with ..[ ].. at the same time? if the answer code is 2, skip to the next crop. Record the plants intercropped with each crop in the same season, record the crop code in order with the main crop first and intercrop second (see explanation for question 2 about intercrop planting). 10539 2 1 2 1 yes 2 no 14. Which crops? FIRST 14. Which crops? FIRST 14. Which crops? FIRST 14. Which crops? FIRST 14. Which crops? FIRST 14. Which crops? FIRST Record the plants intercropped with each crop in the same season, record the crop code in order with the main crop first and intercrop second (see explanation for question 2 about intercrop planting). 1710 8831 1 62 SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 14. Which crops? SECOND SKIP TO THE NEXT CROP Record the plants intercropped with each crop in the same season, record the crop code in order with the main crop first and intercrop second (see explanation for question 2 about intercrop planting). 349 10192 4 62 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 2035 1206 38214 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 2035 12 382 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. Have the members of your household grown or tended the following crops during the past 12 months (since...)? Ask all crops that have been listed in the table before proceeding to questions 2- 11. For each question for each kind of crop, if the respondent say “ YES” or “NO”, the interviewer has to mark "X” to the box for the respective questions. - Other annual industrial crops(code 28): Includes such crops as : ricinus (castor-oil plant), flax, citronella... - Other annual crops: Including those that have not been listed in the above table B2, B3, including crops that be made cattle feed (water-taro, sweet potato leaves), other subsidiary plants, medicinal herbs (motherwort, peppermint, etc..) 2035 21 30 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? FIRST The method for calculation is the same as questions 2 and 3 of part B2, “Other staple plants and foodstuff plants" 2005 30 99 SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? SECOND The method for calculation is the same as questions 2 and 3 of part B2, “Other staple plants and foodstuff plants" 492 1543 1 48 THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? THIRD The method for calculation is the same as questions 2 and 3 of part B2, “Other staple plants and foodstuff plants" 145 1890 2 99 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. area planted.....? 3. What was the area planted in ..[ ].. during the past 12 months? M2 The method for calculation is the same as questions 2 and 3 of part B2, “Other staple plants and foodstuff plants" 2035 70000 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4. ...paddy was harvested in ..? 4.How much ...[ ]... paddy was harvested in the past 12 months? if no harvest write zero and skip to the question 12 Output harvested in the last 12 months, each kind has its own method for calculation: - Soy beans calculated by kg of dry seeds. - Peanuts calculated by kg dry cover peanut.80 - Sesame calculated by kg of dry seeds. - Sugar cane calculated by kg of fresh cane - Tobacco calculated by kg of dry fibre, - Cotton calculated by kg of cotton fibre - Jute, ramie, rush calculated by kg of dry “be”. For other annual industrial plants and other annual plants alone, only calculate the value collected in cash, not weight in kg. If there is no harvested production, record 0 and move on to question 12. If they have been sold prior to harvesting, record KB Other questions in this table have the same method for calculation as in part B2 1958 77 318000 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was .... ? 5. What percent of a normal harvest was the amount of ..[ ].. paddy harvested in the past 12 months? % 1851 184 300 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or ...? 6. How much [..] was sold or bartered in the past 12 months? KG if nothing write zero and skip to question 9 1859 176 200000 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? FIRST 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? first 1380 655 6 second second second second second 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? second 18 2017 4 third third third third third 7. Who was the .... [ ] .... sold or bartered to? third 7 2028 6 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the... ? 8. What was the money value of the total amount of ..[ ].. sold or bartered? thousand dongs 1380 655 1200000 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. ... kept for seed? KG 9. How much ..[.]... was kept for seed? Kg if nothing write zero 1301 734 400 10. ... paid to laborers? 10. ... paid to laborers? 10. ... paid to laborers? 10. ... paid to laborers? 10. ... paid to laborers? 11. How much .... [ ].... was paid to laborers? Kg if nothing write zero 1857 178 3000 11. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 11. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 11. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 11. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 11. ... ose or do you expect to lose to insects ... ? 11. After the harvest, how much ..[ ].. did you lose or do you expect to lose to insects, rodents,fire, rot, or other reasons? if nothing write zero 1857 178 300 12. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 12. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 12. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 12. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 12. plant other crops in the same field with ...? 12. Did you plant other crops in the same field with ..[ ].. at the same time? if the answer code is 2, skip to the next crop. 2034 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 13. Which crops? FIRST 13. Which crops? FIRST 13. Which crops? FIRST 13. Which crops? FIRST 13. Which crops? FIRST 319 1716 4 58 second second second second second SKIP TO THE NEXT CROP 52 1983 8 52 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 2269 3907 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 2269 39 388 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. Have the members of your household grown or tended the following crops during the past 12 months (since...)? Ask all crops that have been listed in the table before proceeding to questions 2- 11. For each question for each kind of crop, if the respondent say “ YES” or “NO”, the interviewer has to mark "X” to the box for the respective question. Other perennial crops (code 38): includes such trees as: palmyra, betel, areca, wax tree... 2269 31 38 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? FIRST Land along the road, in the river bank, or residential area, record code 99 for each plot in a given column. 2268 1 1 99 second second second second second 2. On which plots did you grow ... [ ] ... during the past 12 months? second Land along the road, in the river bank, or residential area, record code 99 for each plot in a given column. 416 1853 3 99 third third third third third 2. On which plots did you grow ...[ ]... during the past 12 months? third Land along the road, in the river bank, or residential area, record code 99 for each plot in a given column. 87 2182 1 99 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality What is the area of land, or how many ..[ ].. trees did your household tend or cultivate? quality For concentrations of plants, calculate the area and record code 1. The rule is that a concentrated planting area must be no less than 100 m2 with normal density, area that is less than 100 m2 is not calculated as concentrated planting area. For sparsely planted plants, record the current number of trees at the interview time and record code 2 (including trees planted on the area of less than 100m2 ) - Calculate the cultivated area for concentrations of planted trees, that is , planted trees are gathered into a place, and can be measured to calculate the area as the rule above. - Calculate by number of trees for sparsely planted trees such as, in garden, around the house, on the bank of canal, along the road... that can not be gathered in one place for calculating the area. - Perennial industrial plants are calculated for the whole area including newly planted trees or those remaining from the previous years as of the interview time. 2269 1 152000 1 m2 2 tree code code code code code What is the area of land, or how many ..[ ].. trees did your household tend or cultivate? code For concentrations of plants, calculate the area and record code 1. The rule is that a concentrated planting area must be no less than 100 m2 with normal density, area that is less than 100 m2 is not calculated as concentrated planting area. For sparsely planted plants, record the current number of trees at the interview time and record code 2 (including trees planted on the area of less than 100m2 ) - Calculate the cultivated area for concentrations of planted trees, that is , planted trees are gathered into a place, and can be measured to calculate the area as the rule above. - Calculate by number of trees for sparsely planted trees such as, in garden, around the house, on the bank of canal, along the road... that can not be gathered in one place for calculating the area. - Perennial industrial plants are calculated for the whole area including newly planted trees or those remaining from the previous years as of the interview time. 2269 1 2 1 m2 2 tree 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? What is the area or the number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production in the past 12 months? QUALITY Record all the areas or numbers of trees in the last 12 months as of the interview time that are still pending harvest. If that is the area, record code 1, if the number of trees, record81 code 2. Pineapple, banana can’t be calculated as pending products trees but should be calculated by cluster of trees 2269 90000 code code code code code What is the area or the number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production in the past 12 months? CODE Record all the areas or numbers of trees in the last 12 months as of the interview time that are still pending harvest. If that is the area, record code 1, if the number of trees, record81 code 2. Pineapple, banana can’t be calculated as pending products trees but should be calculated by cluster of trees 947 1322 1 2 1 m2 2 tree 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month How much ...[ ]... was harvested in the last 12 months? KG IF NOTHING WRITE ZERO AND SKIP TO QUESTION 10 Record the harvested production calculated by specific methods for each kind: - Tea is calculates by kg of fresh tea. - Coffee is calculated by kg of dry coffee beans. - Pepper is calculated by kg of dry pepper corns. - Coconut is calculated by fruit, converted as 1 fruit = 1kg. 2264 5 33000 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested What is the value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested in the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 1841 428 180000 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered How much ... [ ] ... was sold or bartered in the past 12 months? KG IF NOTHING WRITE ZERO AND SKIP TO QUESTION 9 Calculation methods the same as questions 8 to 13 of part B3 1845 424 33000 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered What was the money value of the amount sold or bartered? RHOUSAND DONGS Calculation methods the same as questions 8 to 13 of part B3 1139 1130 180000 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers How much ..[ ]... was paid to laborers? KG IF NOTHING WRITE ZERO Calculation methods the same as questions 8 to 13 of part B3 1845 424 130 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. Did you plant other crops in the same field with ..[ ].. at the same time? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO NEXT CROP Calculation methods the same as questions 8 to 13 of part B3 2269 1 2 1 YES 2 NO 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST Which crops? FIRST Calculation methods the same as questions 8 to 13 of part B3 504 1765 2 62 SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 11. Which crops? SECOND SKIP TO NEXT CROP Calculation methods the same as questions 8 to 13 of part B3 245 2024 4 62 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 10511 1112 38815 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 10511 11 388 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. Have the members of your household grown or tended the following crops during the past 12 months (since...)? 10511 39 52 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST PLOT CODE 10462 49 1 99 second second second second second 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? SECOND PLOT CODE 1049 9462 1 99 third third third third third 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? THIRD PLOT CODE 84 10427 1 99 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality What is the area of land, or how many ..[ ].. trees did your household tend or cultivate? quality 10511 1 40000 1 M2 2 TREE CODE CODE CODE CODE CODE What is the area of land, or how many ..[ ].. trees did your household tend or cultivate? CODE Calculation of area for concentrations of trees and number of trees for sparsely planted trees is the same as in question 3 part B4. For bamboo alone when planted in the garden or around the house, along the road, don’t calculate by number of trees, but calculate by clusters of trees. The interviewer should note that there is no code for “ cluster" in the list but only plant codes, therefore, it is agreed that: When data is recorded to the questionnaire, the column for amount is recorded in clusters, and the column for units is recorded by clusters. For example: A household has 3 clusters of bamboo planted around the house, this should be recorded as follows: - Column amount, record code 5. - Column code, record code 2 10511 1 2 1 M2 2 TREE 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? What is the area or the number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production in the past 12 months? QUALITY 10508 3 40000 CODE CODE CODE CODE CODE What is the area or the number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production in the past 12 months? CODE 5950 4561 2 1 M2 2 TREE 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month 5. harvested in the last 12 month How much ...[ ]... was harvested in the last 12 months? KG IF NOTHING WRITE ZERO AND SKIP TO QUESTION 10 10508 3 31600 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested What is the value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested in the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 7211 3300 90600 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered 7... sold or bartered How much ... [ ] ... was sold or bartered in the past 12 months? KG IF NOTHING WRITE ZERO AND SKIP TO QUESTION 9 7211 3300 30400 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered 8. money value of the amount sold or bartered What was the money value of the amount sold or bartered? RHOUSAND DONGS 2990 7521 90000 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers 9.... paid to laborers How much ..[ ]... was paid to laborers? KG 7216 3295 1200 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. 10. plant other crops in the same field with .. Did you plant other crops in the same field with ..[ ].. at the same time? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO NEXT CROP 10509 2 1 2 1 YES 2 NO 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST WHICH CROPS? FIRST 2028 8483 2 62 THU HAI: THU HAI: THU HAI: THU HAI: THU HAI: 11. Which crops? SECOND SKIP TO NEXT CROP 1101 9410 5 62 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 1960 4011 38721 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 1960 40 387 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. crop code 1. Have the members of your household grown or tended the following crops during the past 12 months (since...)? ask about all trees that have been listed in the table before proceeding to questions 2- 9. For each question for each kind of tree, if the respondent say “ YES” or “NO”, the interviewer has to mark "X” to the box for the respective questions. Other forestry crops (code 62): Includes trees that have not been listed; such as trees that conical hats are made from its leaves, rattan, ... 1960 53 62 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? FIRST 1960 1 99 second second second second second 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? second 193 1767 1 99 third third third third third 2. On which plots did you grow ... during the past 12 months? third 15 1945 3 21 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality 3. area planted.....? quality What is the area of land, or how many ..[ ].. trees did your household tend or cultivate? quality Calculation of area for concentrations of trees and number of trees for sparsely planted trees is the same as in question 3 part B4. For bamboo alone when planted in the garden or around the house, along the road, don’t calculate by number of trees, but calculate by clusters of trees. The interviewer should note that there is no code for “ cluster" in the list but only plant codes, therefore, it is agreed that: When data is recorded to the questionnaire, the column for amount is recorded in clusters, and the column for units is recorded by clusters. For example: A household has 3 clusters of bamboo planted around the house, this should be recorded as follows: - Column amount, record code 5. - Column code, record code 2 1960 1 100000 CODE CODE CODE CODE CODE What is the area of land, or how many ..[ ].. trees did your household tend or cultivate? quality CODE 1959 1 1 2 1 M2 2 TREE 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 4... number of ..[ ].. trees which were not yet in production ..? 1956 4 100000 CODE CODE CODE CODE CODE 1423 537 90 1 M2 2 TREE 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested 6. value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested What is the value of the amount of ..[ ].. harvested in the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 1940 20 12000 6. money value of the amount sold or bartered 6. money value of the amount sold or bartered 6. money value of the amount sold or bartered 6. money value of the amount sold or bartered 6. money value of the amount sold or bartered What was the money value of the amount sold or bartered? THOUSAND DONGS IF NOTHING WWRITE ZERO 1952 8 12000 7 .... paid to laborers 7 .... paid to laborers 7 .... paid to laborers 7 .... paid to laborers 7 .... paid to laborers wHAT IS THE VALUE OF ..[ ]... was paid to laborers? THOUSAND DONGS IF NOTHING WWRITE ZERO 1953 7 500 8. plant other crops in the same field with .. 8. plant other crops in the same field with .. 8. plant other crops in the same field with .. 8. plant other crops in the same field with .. 8. plant other crops in the same field with .. Did you plant other crops in the same field with ..[ ].. at the same time? 1959 1 1 2 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST 11. Which crops? FIRST WHICH CROPS? FIRST 224 1736 4 62 THU HAI: THU HAI: THU HAI: THU HAI: THU HAI: WHICH CROPS? SECOND SKIP TO NEXT CROP 80 1880 10 62 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4262 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4262 11 388 1. used or sold crop by-products 1. used or sold crop by-products 1. used or sold crop by-products 1. used or sold crop by-products 1. used or sold crop by-products 1. During the past 12 months, has your household used or sold crop by-products? if the answer code is 2, skip to part D 4262 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6354 1109 38724 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6354 11 387 2. During the past 12 months, has your household used or sold . 2. During the past 12 months, has your household used or sold . 2. During the past 12 months, has your household used or sold . 2. During the past 12 months, has your household used or sold . 2. During the past 12 months, has your household used or sold . During the past 12 months, has your household used or sold ..[ ]...? ask question 2 for all crops before going to 3-4. Ask about all crop by-products that have been listed in the table before proceeding to questions 3 - 4. For each question for each kind of by-product, if the respondent say “ YES” or “NO”, the interviewer has to mark "X” to the box for the respective question. 6352 2 1 9 1 Straw, thatch 2 Sweet potato leaves and stems 3 Stems of cassava plant 4 Stems and leaves of peanuts and various types of legumes 5 Top and leaves of sugar cane 6 Stems of jute, ramie and mulberry plants 7 Various types of firewood 8 Seed 9 other 3. money value of the ..[ ] .. used 3. money value of the ..[ ] .. used 3. money value of the ..[ ] .. used 3. money value of the ..[ ] .. used 3. money value of the ..[ ] .. used What was the money value of the ..[ ] .. used by your household during the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS This question only refers to crop by-products of planted crops that have actually been used by the household in the last 12 months such as: for daily cooking or for feed for livestock. For such products as straw, thatch which has been used as manure are not included in this part but they are calculated to manure value in part D “Farm expenditures”. The value of crop by-products is calculated using the average price of the local market at the time when the products was used. If there was no price at that time, the interviewer can calculate it using the current price 6352 2 9600 4. altogether received from sales 4. altogether received from sales 4. altogether received from sales 4. altogether received from sales 4. altogether received from sales During the past 12 months, how much altogether has your household received from sales of ..[ ]...? THOUSAND DONGS 6348 6 80000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4274 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4274 11 388 1. bought seeds or seedlings to plant 1. bought seeds or seedlings to plant 1. bought seeds or seedlings to plant 1. bought seeds or seedlings to plant 1. bought seeds or seedlings to plant 1. Has your household bought seeds or seedlings to plant during the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 8 4274 1 2 1 yes 2 no 8. used chemical fertilizer 8. used chemical fertilizer 8. used chemical fertilizer 8. used chemical fertilizer 8. used chemical fertilizer 8. Has your household used chemical fertilizer in the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 16 4274 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 5010 1102 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 5010 11 388 order order order order order 5010 1 6 2. crop code 2. crop code 2. crop code 2. crop code 2. crop code For which crops? List the crops with their codes. 5010 1 62 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree 3. Were these seeds high yielding varieties? 3. Were these seeds high yielding varieties? 3. Were these seeds high yielding varieties? 3. Were these seeds high yielding varieties? 3. Were these seeds high yielding varieties? Were these seeds high yielding varieties? 5010 1 2 1 yes 2 no 4. bought or or bartered for 4. bought or or bartered for 4. bought or or bartered for 4. bought or or bartered for 4. bought or or bartered for What is the value of seeds or seedlings of .[ ].. that your household bought or or bartered for during the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 5009 1 0.5 960000 5. From whom did you obtain the seeds? first 5. From whom did you obtain the seeds? first 5. From whom did you obtain the seeds? first 5. From whom did you obtain the seeds? first 5. From whom did you obtain the seeds? first From whom did you obtain the seeds? first 5010 1 7 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 provided by landowner second second second second second From whom did you obtain the seeds? second 31 4979 1 4 third third third third third From whom did you obtain the seeds? third rivate is understood as a household or an individual who set up an enterprise, operating according to private enterprise law and individual households operating small-scale business or production activities, and has not been recognised as having established a private enterprise. First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 5010 6. obtain your seeds or seedlings on credit 6. obtain your seeds or seedlings on credit 6. obtain your seeds or seedlings on credit 6. obtain your seeds or seedlings on credit 6. obtain your seeds or seedlings on credit Did you obtain your seeds or seedlings on credit? if the answer code is 2, skip to next crop 5010 1 2 1 yes 2 no 7. Where was the credit obtained? FIRST 7. Where was the credit obtained? FIRST 7. Where was the credit obtained? FIRST 7. Where was the credit obtained? FIRST 7. Where was the credit obtained? FIRST Where was the credit obtained? FIRST rivate is understood as a household or an individual who set up an enterprise, operating according to private enterprise law and individual households operating small-scale business or production activities, and has not been recognised as having established a private enterprise. First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 187 4823 1 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 landowner SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Where was the credit obtained? SECOND 2 5008 2 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 landowner THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD Where was the credit obtained? THIRD 5010 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 landowner household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 12730 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 12730 11 388 order order order order order For which crops? 12729 1 1 6 9. For which crops? 9. For which crops? 9. For which crops? 9. For which crops? 9. For which crops? List the crops with their codes.. List all crops before going to 3-7 These questions request recording in detail the quantity, and the value of chemical fertilizer used in the last 12 months, including urea-nitrogen, phosphate, potassium. NPK and other chemical fertilisers. Urea is calculated as the standard Urea, 2 kg Sulphate urea = 1 kg Urea. When interviewing regarding the quantity used for each kind of plant, in fact many households can’t remember how much has been used and for which plants, even if they only respond about the amount of Urea, potassium.. which has been bought in the last 12 months...If the interviewer faces this case, s/he has to calculate the amount used for each plant according to the rule: Based on the proportion of the area planted to each plant. For example: in the last 12 months Mr Nam’s household has bought 75 KGs Urea to fertilise 600 m2 of rice, 100 m2 of sweet potato and 50 m2 of cabbage. If we follow the above rule, then the total area fertilised with Urea is 750 m2 in which rice area accounts for 80%, sweet potato makes up 13% and cabbage area accounts for 7%. Calculation of urea for each plant is as follows: - Urea for rice = 60kg (75 kg x 0,8) - Urea for sweet potato = 9,8 kg (75 kg x 0,13) - Urea for cabbage = 5,2 kg (75 kg x 0.07). This method is also applied for other fertilisers. If the interviewer faces difficulties in the above calculation method, the interviewer can record the total fertilizer and values of each that is used the most. 12729 1 1 62 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree How much chemical fertilizer was used for ... Urea-nitrogen KG How much chemical fertilizer was used for ... Urea-nitrogen KG How much chemical fertilizer was used for ... Urea-nitrogen KG How much chemical fertilizer was used for ... Urea-nitrogen KG How much chemical fertilizer was used for ... Urea-nitrogen KG How much chemical fertilizer was used for [...] in the past 12 months? Urea-nitrogen kilograms These questions request recording in detail the quantity, and the value of chemical fertilizer used in the last 12 months, including urea-nitrogen, phosphate, potassium. NPK and other chemical fertilisers. Urea is calculated as the standard Urea, 2 kg Sulphate urea = 1 kg Urea. When interviewing regarding the quantity used for each kind of plant, in fact many households can’t remember how much has been used and for which plants, even if they only respond about the amount of Urea, potassium.. which has been bought in the last 12 months...If the interviewer faces this case, s/he has to calculate the amount used for each plant according to the rule: Based on the proportion of the area planted to each plant. For example: in the last 12 months Mr Nam’s household has bought 75 KGs Urea to fertilise 600 m2 of rice, 100 m2 of sweet potato and 50 m2 of cabbage. If we follow the above rule, then the total area fertilised with Urea is 750 m2 in which rice area accounts for 80%, sweet potato makes up 13% and cabbage area accounts for 7%. Calculation of urea for each plant is as follows: - Urea for rice = 60kg (75 kg x 0,8) - Urea for sweet potato = 9,8 kg (75 kg x 0,13) - Urea for cabbage = 5,2 kg (75 kg x 0.07). This method is also applied for other fertilisers. If the interviewer faces difficulties in the above calculation method, the interviewer can record the total fertilizer and values of each that is used the most. 12639 91 15000 Phosphate KG Phosphate KG Phosphate KG Phosphate KG Phosphate KG How much chemical fertilizer was used for [...] in the past 12 months? Phosphate KG These questions request recording in detail the quantity, and the value of chemical fertilizer used in the last 12 months, including urea-nitrogen, phosphate, potassium. NPK and other chemical fertilisers. Urea is calculated as the standard Urea, 2 kg Sulphate urea = 1 kg Urea. When interviewing regarding the quantity used for each kind of plant, in fact many households can’t remember how much has been used and for which plants, even if they only respond about the amount of Urea, potassium.. which has been bought in the last 12 months...If the interviewer faces this case, s/he has to calculate the amount used for each plant according to the rule: Based on the proportion of the area planted to each plant. For example: in the last 12 months Mr Nam’s household has bought 75 KGs Urea to fertilise 600 m2 of rice, 100 m2 of sweet potato and 50 m2 of cabbage. If we follow the above rule, then the total area fertilised with Urea is 750 m2 in which rice area accounts for 80%, sweet potato makes up 13% and cabbage area accounts for 7%. Calculation of urea for each plant is as follows: - Urea for rice = 60kg (75 kg x 0,8) - Urea for sweet potato = 9,8 kg (75 kg x 0,13) - Urea for cabbage = 5,2 kg (75 kg x 0.07). This method is also applied for other fertilisers. If the interviewer faces difficulties in the above calculation method, the interviewer can record the total fertilizer and values of each that is used the most. 12014 716 9000 Potassium KG Potassium KG Potassium KG Potassium KG Potassium KG How much chemical fertilizer was used for [...] in the past 12 months? Potassium KG These questions request recording in detail the quantity, and the value of chemical fertilizer used in the last 12 months, including urea-nitrogen, phosphate, potassium. NPK and other chemical fertilisers. Urea is calculated as the standard Urea, 2 kg Sulphate urea = 1 kg Urea. When interviewing regarding the quantity used for each kind of plant, in fact many households can’t remember how much has been used and for which plants, even if they only respond about the amount of Urea, potassium.. which has been bought in the last 12 months...If the interviewer faces this case, s/he has to calculate the amount used for each plant according to the rule: Based on the proportion of the area planted to each plant. For example: in the last 12 months Mr Nam’s household has bought 75 KGs Urea to fertilise 600 m2 of rice, 100 m2 of sweet potato and 50 m2 of cabbage. If we follow the above rule, then the total area fertilised with Urea is 750 m2 in which rice area accounts for 80%, sweet potato makes up 13% and cabbage area accounts for 7%. Calculation of urea for each plant is as follows: - Urea for rice = 60kg (75 kg x 0,8) - Urea for sweet potato = 9,8 kg (75 kg x 0,13) - Urea for cabbage = 5,2 kg (75 kg x 0.07). This method is also applied for other fertilisers. If the interviewer faces difficulties in the above calculation method, the interviewer can record the total fertilizer and values of each that is used the most. 11517 1213 4000 NPK KG: NPK KG: NPK KG: NPK KG: NPK KG: How much chemical fertilizer was used for [...] in the past 12 months? NPK KG: These questions request recording in detail the quantity, and the value of chemical fertilizer used in the last 12 months, including urea-nitrogen, phosphate, potassium. NPK and other chemical fertilisers. Urea is calculated as the standard Urea, 2 kg Sulphate urea = 1 kg Urea. When interviewing regarding the quantity used for each kind of plant, in fact many households can’t remember how much has been used and for which plants, even if they only respond about the amount of Urea, potassium.. which has been bought in the last 12 months...If the interviewer faces this case, s/he has to calculate the amount used for each plant according to the rule: Based on the proportion of the area planted to each plant. For example: in the last 12 months Mr Nam’s household has bought 75 KGs Urea to fertilise 600 m2 of rice, 100 m2 of sweet potato and 50 m2 of cabbage. If we follow the above rule, then the total area fertilised with Urea is 750 m2 in which rice area accounts for 80%, sweet potato makes up 13% and cabbage area accounts for 7%. Calculation of urea for each plant is as follows: - Urea for rice = 60kg (75 kg x 0,8) - Urea for sweet potato = 9,8 kg (75 kg x 0,13) - Urea for cabbage = 5,2 kg (75 kg x 0.07). This method is also applied for other fertilisers. If the interviewer faces difficulties in the above calculation method, the interviewer can record the total fertilizer and values of each that is used the most. 10990 1740 10000 OTHER KG: OTHER KG: OTHER KG: OTHER KG: OTHER KG: How much chemical fertilizer was used for [...] in the past 12 months? OTHER KG: These questions request recording in detail the quantity, and the value of chemical fertilizer used in the last 12 months, including urea-nitrogen, phosphate, potassium. NPK and other chemical fertilisers. Urea is calculated as the standard Urea, 2 kg Sulphate urea = 1 kg Urea. When interviewing regarding the quantity used for each kind of plant, in fact many households can’t remember how much has been used and for which plants, even if they only respond about the amount of Urea, potassium.. which has been bought in the last 12 months...If the interviewer faces this case, s/he has to calculate the amount used for each plant according to the rule: Based on the proportion of the area planted to each plant. For example: in the last 12 months Mr Nam’s household has bought 75 KGs Urea to fertilise 600 m2 of rice, 100 m2 of sweet potato and 50 m2 of cabbage. If we follow the above rule, then the total area fertilised with Urea is 750 m2 in which rice area accounts for 80%, sweet potato makes up 13% and cabbage area accounts for 7%. Calculation of urea for each plant is as follows: - Urea for rice = 60kg (75 kg x 0,8) - Urea for sweet potato = 9,8 kg (75 kg x 0,13) - Urea for cabbage = 5,2 kg (75 kg x 0.07). This method is also applied for other fertilisers. If the interviewer faces difficulties in the above calculation method, the interviewer can record the total fertilizer and values of each that is used the most. 10892 1838 3000 11. How much was spent in total for chemical fertilizer 11. How much was spent in total for chemical fertilizer 11. How much was spent in total for chemical fertilizer 11. How much was spent in total for chemical fertilizer 11. How much was spent in total for chemical fertilizer How much was spent in total (including value of goods bartered in exchange) for chemical fertilizer for [..] in the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 12729 1 44700 12. From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? FIRST 12. From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? FIRST 12. From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? FIRST 12. From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? FIRST 12. From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? FIRST From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? FIRST First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 12727 3 1 7 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 provided by landowner SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? SECOND First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 110 12620 1 7 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 provided by landowner THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD From whom did you obtain chemical fertilizer? THIRD First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 3 12727 4 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 provided by landowner 13. Did you obtain any of your chemical fertilizer on credit? 13. Did you obtain any of your chemical fertilizer on credit? 13. Did you obtain any of your chemical fertilizer on credit? 13. Did you obtain any of your chemical fertilizer on credit? 13. Did you obtain any of your chemical fertilizer on credit? Did you obtain any of your chemical fertilizer on credit? 12729 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 14. What percent of the value ... obtained on credit 14. What percent of the value ... obtained on credit 14. What percent of the value ... obtained on credit 14. What percent of the value ... obtained on credit 14. What percent of the value ... obtained on credit What percent of the value of your chemical fertilizer was obtained on credit? % 1861 10869 165 15. Where was the credit obtained? first 15. Where was the credit obtained? first 15. Where was the credit obtained? first 15. Where was the credit obtained? first 15. Where was the credit obtained? first Where was the credit obtained? first First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 1861 10869 1 4 second second second second second Where was the credit obtained? second First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 1 12729 4 4 third third third third third Where was the credit obtained? third First, second, third is not meant that recording in order of code 1, code 2, code 3 but rather to record in order of priority, that is recording according to the importance of the code. For example: in question 4 purchase of seeds from the private sector is the main (with the biggest amount) record code 3 to the first column, then bought from the collective, record code 2 to the second column and in the end, bought from the State, record code 1 to the third column. Other questions have the same way of recordings 12730 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4274 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4274 11 388 16. used organic fertilizer 16. used organic fertilizer 16. used organic fertilizer 16. used organic fertilizer 16. used organic fertilizer 16.Has your household used organic fertilizer on any crops in the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 22 4274 1 2 1 yes 2 no 22. used insecticides or herbicides 22. used insecticides or herbicides 22. used insecticides or herbicides 22. used insecticides or herbicides 22. used insecticides or herbicides 22.Has your household used insecticides or herbicides during the past 12 months? ifthe answer code is 2, skip to question 28 4274 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 9344 1102 36721 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 9344 11 367 order order order order order 9344 1 8 17. For which crops? 17. For which crops? 17. For which crops? 17. For which crops? 17. For which crops? For which crops? List the crops with their codes. List all crops before going to 24-27 9344 1 62 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree 18. How much manure was used KG 18. How much manure was used KG 18. How much manure was used KG 18. How much manure was used KG 18. How much manure was used KG How much manure was used for ..[ ].. during the last 12 months? KG 9344 61600 19. Where did you obtain .... FIRST 19. Where did you obtain .... FIRST 19. Where did you obtain .... FIRST 19. Where did you obtain .... FIRST 19. Where did you obtain .... FIRST Where did you obtain this organic fertilizer? FIRST IF THE ANSWER CODR IS 7, SKIP TO QUESTION 22 9342 2 2 7 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 home production 8 provided by land owner SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Where did you obtain this organic fertilizer? SECOND IF THE ANSWER CODR IS 7, SKIP TO QUESTION 22 60 9284 3 7 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 home production 8 provided by land owner THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD Where did you obtain this organic fertilizer? THIRD IF THE ANSWER CODR IS 7, SKIP TO QUESTION 22 9344 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 home production 8 provided by land owner 20. bought or bartered KG 20. bought or bartered KG 20. bought or bartered KG 20. bought or bartered KG 20. bought or bartered KG How much manure was bought or bartered for? KG 321 9023 61600 21. spent in cash or in kind to buy organic fertilizer 21. spent in cash or in kind to buy organic fertilizer 21. spent in cash or in kind to buy organic fertilizer 21. spent in cash or in kind to buy organic fertilizer 21. spent in cash or in kind to buy organic fertilizer How much was spent in cash or in kind to buy organic fertilizer during the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 325 9019 8400 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 9080 1102 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 9080 11 388 order order order order order 9080 1 6 23 For which crops? 23 For which crops? 23 For which crops? 23 For which crops? 23 For which crops? For which crops? List the crops with their codes. List all crops before going to 24-27 9080 1 62 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree 24. spent on insecticides or herbicides 24. spent on insecticides or herbicides 24. spent on insecticides or herbicides 24. spent on insecticides or herbicides 24. spent on insecticides or herbicides How much was spent on insecticides or herbicides for ..[ ].. during the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 9079 1 9600 25. Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? FIRST 25. Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? FIRST 25. Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? FIRST 25. Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? FIRST 25. Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? FIRST Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? FIRST 9080 1 5 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 provided by landowner SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? SECOND 57 9023 1 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 provided by landowner THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD Where did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides? THIRD 9080 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector 7 provided by landowner 26. obtain the ... ON CREDIT? 26. obtain the ... ON CREDIT? 26. obtain the ... ON CREDIT? 26. obtain the ... ON CREDIT? 26. obtain the ... ON CREDIT? Did you obtain the insecticides or herbicides on credit? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO NEXT CROP 9080 1 2 1 yes 2 no 27. From whom did you obtain this credit? FIRST 27. From whom did you obtain this credit? FIRST 27. From whom did you obtain this credit? FIRST 27. From whom did you obtain this credit? FIRST 27. From whom did you obtain this credit? FIRST From whom did you obtain this credit? FIRST 743 8337 1 4 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND From whom did you obtain this credit? SECOND 9080 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD From whom did you obtain this credit? THIRD 9080 1 government 2 cooperative 3 private 4 individual 5 joint company 6 foreign sector household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4432 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4432 2 388 28. household had any expenses for transporting... 28. household had any expenses for transporting... 28. household had any expenses for transporting... 28. household had any expenses for transporting... 28. household had any expenses for transporting... Has your household had any expenses for transporting materials, fertilizer, or output in the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 30 Calculate only expenditures for transport of inputs, fertilizer, and output in the last 12 months, do not calculate expenditures for transportation for the household. If calculating expenditures for hiring of draft power, transportation machines, with the labour of the renting out household, it is included in question 29 4271 161 1 2 1 yes 2 no 29. pent on transport of materials or output 29. pent on transport of materials or output 29. pent on transport of materials or output 29. pent on transport of materials or output 29. pent on transport of materials or output How much was spent on transport of materials or output during the last 12 months? thousand dong Calculate only expenditures for transport of inputs, fertilizer, and output in the last 12 months, do not calculate expenditures for transportation for the household. If calculating expenditures for hiring of draft power, transportation machines, with the labour of the renting out household, it is included in question 29 634 3798 1950 30. bought or bartered for readily disposable non-durable material 30. bought or bartered for readily disposable non-durable material 30. bought or bartered for readily disposable non-durable material 30. bought or bartered for readily disposable non-durable material 30. bought or bartered for readily disposable non-durable material Has your household bought or bartered for readily disposable non-durable materials such as bags, twine, etc. used for storage and preservation of output in the past 12 months? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 32 4270 162 1 2 1 yes 2 no 31. spent or bartered to pay for storage for harvested output 31. spent or bartered to pay for storage for harvested output 31. spent or bartered to pay for storage for harvested output 31. spent or bartered to pay for storage for harvested output 31. spent or bartered to pay for storage for harvested output How much was spent or bartered to pay for storage for harvested output in the past 12 months? thousand dongS Record the money used to buy containers, preservation instruments, such as: baskets, boxes, bamboo baskets. 2659 1773 2 1600 32. pay for private services 32. pay for private services 32. pay for private services 32. pay for private services 32. pay for private services In the past 12 months, did your household pay for private services such as renting draft animals, agricultural equipment or machinery, maintenance and repairing of agricultural implements and machinery, or private merchants for gasoline, electricity or other types of fuel? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 34 Ask about and record household expenditures for construction, major repairs of production facilities, machines, payment for private sector such as: hiring of draft power, agricultural instruments, agricultural machines, engineering instrument, maintenance of machines, small repairs of machines, fuel expenditures like petroleum, gasoline, electricity and other kinds of power. If for the hiring of draft power, or machines, the amounts include payments for labor of the owners, it should be included in this question 4432 1 2 1 yes 2 no 33a. renting draft animals and plow including wage of plower 33a. renting draft animals and plow including wage of plower 33a. renting draft animals and plow including wage of plower 33a. renting draft animals and plow including wage of plower 33a. renting draft animals and plow including wage of plower How much was spent including the value of in-kind payments for renting draft animals and plow including wage of plower during the past 12 months? thousand dongs Ask about and record household expenditures for construction, major repairs of production facilities, machines, payment for private sector such as: hiring of draft power, agricultural instruments, agricultural machines, engineering instrument, maintenance of machines, small repairs of machines, fuel expenditures like petroleum, gasoline, electricity and other kinds of power. If for the hiring of draft power, or machines, the amounts include payments for labor of the owners, it should be included in this question 2509 1923 2000 b. operator wage b. operator wage b. operator wage b. operator wage b. operator wage How much was spent including the value of in-kind payments for renting equipment or machinery including operator wage during the past 12 months? thousand dongs Ask about and record household expenditures for construction, major repairs of production facilities, machines, payment for private sector such as: hiring of draft power, agricultural instruments, agricultural machines, engineering instrument, maintenance of machines, small repairs of machines, fuel expenditures like petroleum, gasoline, electricity and other kinds of power. If for the hiring of draft power, or machines, the amounts include payments for labor of the owners, it should be included in this question 2508 1924 9800 c. maintenance and repair of implements and machiner c. maintenance and repair of implements and machiner c. maintenance and repair of implements and machiner c. maintenance and repair of implements and machiner c. maintenance and repair of implements and machiner How much was spent including the value of in-kind payments for maintenance and repair of implements and machinery during the past 12 months? thousand dongs Ask about and record household expenditures for construction, major repairs of production facilities, machines, payment for private sector such as: hiring of draft power, agricultural instruments, agricultural machines, engineering instrument, maintenance of machines, small repairs of machines, fuel expenditures like petroleum, gasoline, electricity and other kinds of power. If for the hiring of draft power, or machines, the amounts include payments for labor of the owners, it should be included in this question 2483 1949 3000 d. gasoline, electricity, and other types of fuel d. gasoline, electricity, and other types of fuel d. gasoline, electricity, and other types of fuel d. gasoline, electricity, and other types of fuel d. gasoline, electricity, and other types of fuel How much was spent including the value of in-kind payments for gasoline, electricity, and other types of fuel during the past 12 months? thousand dongs Ask about and record household expenditures for construction, major repairs of production facilities, machines, payment for private sector such as: hiring of draft power, agricultural instruments, agricultural machines, engineering instrument, maintenance of machines, small repairs of machines, fuel expenditures like petroleum, gasoline, electricity and other kinds of power. If for the hiring of draft power, or machines, the amounts include payments for labor of the owners, it should be included in this question 2491 1941 20000 e. other e. other e. other e. other e. other How much was spent including the value of in-kind payments for other during the past 12 months? thousand dongs Ask about and record household expenditures for construction, major repairs of production facilities, machines, payment for private sector such as: hiring of draft power, agricultural instruments, agricultural machines, engineering instrument, maintenance of machines, small repairs of machines, fuel expenditures like petroleum, gasoline, electricity and other kinds of power. If for the hiring of draft power, or machines, the amounts include payments for labor of the owners, it should be included in this question 2482 1950 15000 34. eceived any labor through labor exchange 34. eceived any labor through labor exchange 34. eceived any labor through labor exchange 34. eceived any labor through labor exchange 34. eceived any labor through labor exchange In the past 12 months, have you received any labor through labor exchange with other households? Including for livestock and aquaculture. if the answer code is 2, skip to question 36 Ask and record days that other persons came to work under mutual help arrangements for the household in the last 12 months. This type of labor should be distinguished from hired labor. Hired labour must be paid in cash or in-kind. In contrast, mutual help is made on an agreement between the two sides on the basis of exchanging working days 4432 1 2 1 yes 2 no 35. person-days of labor 35. person-days of labor 35. person-days of labor 35. person-days of labor 35. person-days of labor person-days of labor has your household received in this way in the last 12 months? person days Ask and record days that other persons came to work under mutual help arrangements for the household in the last 12 months. This type of labor should be distinguished from hired labor. Hired labour must be paid in cash or in-kind. In contrast, mutual help is made on an agreement between the two sides on the basis of exchanging working days 1725 2707 900 36. paid for hired labor 36. paid for hired labor 36. paid for hired labor 36. paid for hired labor 36. paid for hired labor Has your household paid for hired labor in the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, ski to question 42 Asks to identify whether in the last 12 months the household has paid for any hired labour other than expenditures for hiring draft power, or machines which are listed in question 32, If any, record code 1 and ask the details as in question 39 4432 1 2 1 yes 2 no 37. how many people did you hire for pay? 37. how many people did you hire for pay? 37. how many people did you hire for pay? 37. how many people did you hire for pay? 37. how many people did you hire for pay? During the past 12 months, how many people did you hire for pay? people Identify the total labourers who have actually been hired to work for the household in the last 12 months to do such work as: land preparation, annual crop harvesting of annual crops; land preparation, sowing , tending, caring for, and harvesting perennial crops as well as labourers with working days for work related to animal husbandry and aquaculture. 1517 2915 1 100 38. How many of these were female? 38. How many of these were female? 38. How many of these were female? 38. How many of these were female? 38. How many of these were female? How many of these were female? person days Identify the total labourers who have actually been hired to work for the household in the last 12 months to do such work as: land preparation, annual crop harvesting of annual crops; land preparation, sowing , tending, caring for, and harvesting perennial crops as well as labourers with working days for work related to animal husbandry and aquaculture. 1517 2915 80 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 2475 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 2475 11 388 39. your household hired labor for 39. your household hired labor for 39. your household hired labor for 39. your household hired labor for 39. your household hired labor for Has your household hired labor for [..] in the past 12 months? Only calculate expenditures paid to hired labour by the household to do land preparation, and harvesting for annual crops; land preparation, sowing, tending, caring for and harvesting perennial crops as well as workers with working days for work related to animal husbandry or aquaculture in the last 12 months. If the hired labourers are part of hiring draft power, do not include in this question but rather in question 33 If hiring labor includes rental of draft ani-mals or tractor, don't include it here. (put it in question 33) put an x in the appropriate box foreach item before going on to questions 38-41 2475 1 10 1 A. Plowing/land preparation for annual crops 2 B. Planting/tending annual crops 3 C. Harvesting annual crops 4 D. Other work on annual crops 5 E. Land preparation for perennial crops 6 F. Tending perennial crops 7 G. Harvesting perennial crops 8 H. Other work on perennial crops 9 I. Livestock raising 10 J. Raising water products 40. total number of person days of paid labor for hired 40. total number of person days of paid labor for hired 40. total number of person days of paid labor for hired 40. total number of person days of paid labor for hired 40. total number of person days of paid labor for hired What is the total number of person days of paid labor for hired by your household for ..[ ].. in the past 12 months? person days Ask and record the total working days that the household has hired and paid for each phase of work in the last 12 months which have been listed in question 39. Working days are calculated on the basis of two periods per day, as equal to an 8 hour working day, if a person works 1/2 day s/he is calculated as 1/2 working day 2475 1 1350 41...TONG SO TIEN TRA CONG....? 41...TONG SO TIEN TRA CONG....? 41...TONG SO TIEN TRA CONG....? 41...TONG SO TIEN TRA CONG....? 41...TONG SO TIEN TRA CONG....? What is the total amount your household paid hired workers for ..[ ].. in the past 12 months? including value of in-kind payments such as meals thousand dong Include only payments for hired labour in land preparation, sowing and planting, plant care and tending, harvesting, animal husbandry, aquaculture. If the payment includes money for hiring draft power or machines, do not include in question 41 but rather in question 33. If labour payments are made in kind, convert into the local market price at the time of payment. Labour price paid for each types of work is calculated by the average price at the survey cluster 2475 4 13800 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4434 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4434 2 388 42. have to pay agricultural taxes or service fees to the cooperative or government 42. have to pay agricultural taxes or service fees to the cooperative or government 42. have to pay agricultural taxes or service fees to the cooperative or government 42. have to pay agricultural taxes or service fees to the cooperative or government 42. have to pay agricultural taxes or service fees to the cooperative or government During the past 12 months, did your household have to pay agricultural taxes or service fees to the cooperative or government? For example irrigation, plant protection, land preparation, or land protection? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 49 4434 1 2 1 yes 2 no 43. pay for all these taxes and services cash 43. pay for all these taxes and services cash 43. pay for all these taxes and services cash 43. pay for all these taxes and services cash 43. pay for all these taxes and services cash How much did your household pay for all these taxes and services during the past 12 months including taxes on land rented or lent out? Please give money and value of in-kind payments separately. thousand dongs 3777 657 3907 in-kind in-kind in-kind in-kind in-kind How much did your household pay for all these taxes and services during the past 12 months including taxes on land rented or lent out? in-kind THOUSAND DONGS 3780 654 8148 44. Can you givethe value paid for taxes and each type of service? 44. Can you givethe value paid for taxes and each type of service? 44. Can you givethe value paid for taxes and each type of service? 44. Can you givethe value paid for taxes and each type of service? 44. Can you givethe value paid for taxes and each type of service? Can you givethe value paid for taxes and each type of service? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 46 3786 648 1 2 1 yes 2 no 45. you pay for Taxes CASH 45. you pay for Taxes CASH 45. you pay for Taxes CASH 45. you pay for Taxes CASH 45. you pay for Taxes CASH In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for Taxes thousand dong 3593 841 3584 in-kind in-kind in-kind in-kind in-kind In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for Taxes thousand dong 3535 899 461 45. pay for land preparation CASH 45. pay for land preparation CASH 45. pay for land preparation CASH 45. pay for land preparation CASH 45. pay for land preparation CASH In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for land preparation thousand dong 3549 885 800 IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for land preparation thousand dong 3492 942 370 45. pay for irrigation fee CASH 45. pay for irrigation fee CASH 45. pay for irrigation fee CASH 45. pay for irrigation fee CASH 45. pay for irrigation fee CASH In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for irrigation fee thousand dong 3576 858 1985 IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for irrigation fee thousand dong 3520 914 396 45. pay for plant protection CASH 45. pay for plant protection CASH 45. pay for plant protection CASH 45. pay for plant protection CASH 45. pay for plant protection CASH In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for plant protection thousand dong 3546 888 236 IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for plant protection thousand dong 3490 944 64 45. pay for land protection CASH 45. pay for land protection CASH 45. pay for land protection CASH 45. pay for land protection CASH 45. pay for land protection CASH In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for land protection thousand dong 3575 859 306 IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND IN-KIND In the past 12 months, how much money and value in kind did you pay for land protection thousand dong 3512 922 20 46. amount of tax you paid for each type of land... 46. amount of tax you paid for each type of land... 46. amount of tax you paid for each type of land... 46. amount of tax you paid for each type of land... 46. amount of tax you paid for each type of land... Can you give the amount of tax you paid for each type of land including land you rented or lent out? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 49 not including service 3787 647 1 2 1 yes 2 no 49.In the past 12 months did this household cultivate any agricultural or forestry land of the household? 49.In the past 12 months did this household cultivate any agricultural or forestry land of the household? 49.In the past 12 months did this household cultivate any agricultural or forestry land of the household? 49.In the past 12 months did this household cultivate any agricultural or forestry land of the household? 49.In the past 12 months did this household cultivate any agricultural or forestry land of the household? In the past 12 months did this household cultivate any agricultural or forestry land of the household? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 50; if the answer code is 2, skip to part F 4434 1 2 1 yes 2 no household code household code household code household code household code 4986 1101 38812 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4986 11 388 47. On what type of land did you pay taxes? 47. On what type of land did you pay taxes? 47. On what type of land did you pay taxes? 47. On what type of land did you pay taxes? 47. On what type of land did you pay taxes? On what type of land did you pay taxes? ask about all types of land before asking question 50 4986 1 8 1 annual crop land 2 perennial crop land 3 water surface 4 forest land 5 wild or barren land 6 newly cleared 7 river/roadside 8 residential land 48. How much did you pay in agricultural tax 48. How much did you pay in agricultural tax 48. How much did you pay in agricultural tax 48. How much did you pay in agricultural tax 48. How much did you pay in agricultural tax How much did you pay in agricultural tax for this ..[ ].. land during the past 12 months? thousand dong 4986 3504 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4209 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4209 11 388 50. are there any products remaining for consumption or to sell? 50. are there any products remaining for consumption or to sell? 50. are there any products remaining for consumption or to sell? 50. are there any products remaining for consumption or to sell? 50. are there any products remaining for consumption or to sell? 50. Currently in your household, are there any products remaining for consumption or to sell? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 53 4209 1 2 1 yes 2 no 53...CO DUOC HUONG DAN KY THUAT 53...CO DUOC HUONG DAN KY THUAT 53...CO DUOC HUONG DAN KY THUAT 53...CO DUOC HUONG DAN KY THUAT 53...CO DUOC HUONG DAN KY THUAT 53. Has your household been given technical agricultural production assistance from a government, massorganization, or agricultural extension organization, production brigade, or mass media in the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to part E 4209 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4941 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4941 11 388 order order order order order 4941 1 6 51. Which crops? 51. Which crops? 51. Which crops? 51. Which crops? 51. Which crops? Which crops? List the crops with their codes. List all the crops before going to 52. Record the remaining staple products of the household as counted at interview time to use for consumption and storage, savings such as: rice, maize, sweet potato, cassava, peanuts, soybeans, etc. For each product record quantity and code according to the crop code indicated in the questionnaire 4855 86 1 55 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree 52. How much ..[ ].. do you still have now? 52. How much ..[ ].. do you still have now? 52. How much ..[ ].. do you still have now? 52. How much ..[ ].. do you still have now? 52. How much ..[ ].. do you still have now? How much ..[ ].. do you still have now? KG Record the remaining staple products of the household as counted at interview time to use for consumption and storage, savings such as: rice, maize, sweet potato, cassava, peanuts, soybeans, etc. For each product record quantity and code according to the crop code indicated in the questionnaire 4941 999999 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6855 1102 38724 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6855 11 387 order order order order order 6855 1 6 54. For which crops? 54. For which crops? 54. For which crops? 54. For which crops? 54. For which crops? For which crops? List the crops with their codes. List all the crops before going to 55-56 Technical assistance for any crops given by organizations belonging to the authorities, agricultural extension, mass media should be listed with each crop in separate rows 6855 1 62 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree 55. main form of technical instruction your household heard 55. main form of technical instruction your household heard 55. main form of technical instruction your household heard 55. main form of technical instruction your household heard 55. main form of technical instruction your household heard What was the main form of technical instruction your household heard? FIRST Record in order of importance the codes of source of specific instructions for each crop. Agriculture extension organization is a unit that is responsible for organizing, disseminating, guiding and introducing technical methods in agricultural production directly to farmers, which helps facilitate farmers coming into contact with cultivation methods to promote agricultural production , enhancing revenues for workers. 6855 1 5 1 Govt. or social organization 2 Agric. Extension agent 3 Radio 4 Television 5 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND What was the main form of technical instruction your household heard? SECOND Record in order of importance the codes of source of specific instructions for each crop. Agriculture extension organization is a unit that is responsible for organizing, disseminating, guiding and introducing technical methods in agricultural production directly to farmers, which helps facilitate farmers coming into contact with cultivation methods to promote agricultural production , enhancing revenues for workers. 3667 3188 1 5 1 Govt. or social organization 2 Agric. Extension agent 3 Radio 4 Television 5 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD What was the main form of technical instruction your household heard? THIRD Record in order of importance the codes of source of specific instructions for each crop. Agriculture extension organization is a unit that is responsible for organizing, disseminating, guiding and introducing technical methods in agricultural production directly to farmers, which helps facilitate farmers coming into contact with cultivation methods to promote agricultural production , enhancing revenues for workers. 1477 5378 1 5 1 Govt. or social organization 2 Agric. Extension agent 3 Radio 4 Television 5 other 56. content of the technical instruction 56. content of the technical instruction 56. content of the technical instruction 56. content of the technical instruction 56. content of the technical instruction What was the content of the technical instruction? FIRST This question aims to find out ; which issues in technical instructions for agricultural production has the household heard about from those listed in the question from code 1 to 8 such as : crop calendar, seeds, plant protection, fertilizer, irrigation, crop rotation, preservation... 6849 6 1 7 1 Crop season 2 Seeds 3 plant protection 4 fertilizer 5 irrigation 6 crop rotation 7 preservaton 8 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND What was the content of the technical instruction? SECOND This question aims to find out ; which issues in technical instructions for agricultural production has the household heard about from those listed in the question from code 1 to 8 such as : crop calendar, seeds, plant protection, fertilizer, irrigation, crop rotation, preservation... 6698 157 1 8 1 Crop season 2 Seeds 3 plant protection 4 fertilizer 5 irrigation 6 crop rotation 7 preservaton 8 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD What was the content of the technical instruction? THIRD This question aims to find out ; which issues in technical instructions for agricultural production has the household heard about from those listed in the question from code 1 to 8 such as : crop calendar, seeds, plant protection, fertilizer, irrigation, crop rotation, preservation... 5898 957 1 8 1 Crop season 2 Seeds 3 plant protection 4 fertilizer 5 irrigation 6 crop rotation 7 preservaton 8 other FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH What was the content of the technical instruction? FOURTH This question aims to find out ; which issues in technical instructions for agricultural production has the household heard about from those listed in the question from code 1 to 8 such as : crop calendar, seeds, plant protection, fertilizer, irrigation, crop rotation, preservation... 4219 2636 1 8 1 Crop season 2 Seeds 3 plant protection 4 fertilizer 5 irrigation 6 crop rotation 7 preservaton 8 other household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4207 1101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4207 11 388 1. Has any member of your household processed any of his/her crops for sale? 1. Has any member of your household processed any of his/her crops for sale? 1. Has any member of your household processed any of his/her crops for sale? 1. Has any member of your household processed any of his/her crops for sale? 1. Has any member of your household processed any of his/her crops for sale? Could you please give me some information about the processing of your household's crops to make products for sale. 1.Has any member of your household, during the past 12 months, processed any of his/her crops for sale? For example, extracting vegetable oil, producing goods from rice...? if the answercode is 2, skip to part F 4207 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 170 1106 35611 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 170 11 356 2. has any member of your household made the following products from his/her crops for sale 2. has any member of your household made the following products from his/her crops for sale 2. has any member of your household made the following products from his/her crops for sale 2. has any member of your household made the following products from his/her crops for sale 2. has any member of your household made the following products from his/her crops for sale During the past 12 months, has any member of your household made the following products from his/her crops for sale? Ask question 2 for all products before going to 3-7. put a cross in the appropriate box. This question is asked about all products that have been listed in the questionnaire before proceeding to questions 3 to 8, any product produced by the household will be marked “X” in the appropriate box for each product. 170 602 613 1 Extracting vegetable oil 2 Made rice and arrowroot noodles 3 Ground different products into flour 4 Popped corn or rice, or process young sticky rice 5 Dried fruit or vegetables 6 Package fruit or vegetables 7 Extract juice from sugarcane or make molasses 8 Dry tea leaves 9 Dry coffee beans 10 Gin cotton, weave fabric 11 Distill liquor of any kind 12 Weave mats, jute bags, bamboo or rattan products 13 Other 3. For how many months in the past 12 months 3. For how many months in the past 12 months 3. For how many months in the past 12 months 3. For how many months in the past 12 months 3. For how many months in the past 12 months For how many months in the past 12 months have members of your household participated in this processing activity? months Months operating processing activities in the last 12 months are not calculated as the total sum of up months but calculated by lunar calendar. A month duration whether full time or not is still calculated as a month 170 1 12 4. how many times did they sel 4. how many times did they sel 4. how many times did they sel 4. how many times did they sel 4. how many times did they sel During these months how many times did they sell ..[ ] ..? TIME Record times for selling products processed in the month by time unit listed in the questionnaire. 170 30 time Unit time Unit time Unit time Unit time Unit During these months how many times did they sell ..[ ] ..? TIME UNIT Record times for selling products processed in the month by time unit listed in the questionnaire. 150 20 3 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 5. And how much money did they usually receive each time? 5. And how much money did they usually receive each time? 5. And how much money did they usually receive each time? 5. And how much money did they usually receive each time? 5. And how much money did they usually receive each time? And how much money did they usually receive each time? thousand dong Record the average revenue of one time of selling processed products, that is, the total money obtained through the selling of products, not including expenditures for processing. 170 10625 6. have to spend money for this activity 6. have to spend money for this activity 6. have to spend money for this activity 6. have to spend money for this activity 6. have to spend money for this activity Did they have to spend money for this ..[ ].. activity? For example, to buy tools, fuel, or materials including the value of home produced inputs for processing. if the answer code is 2, skip to next product 170 1 2 1 yes 2 no 7.Ho da chi het bao nhieu.. 7.Ho da chi het bao nhieu.. 7.Ho da chi het bao nhieu.. 7.Ho da chi het bao nhieu.. 7.Ho da chi het bao nhieu.. How much did they spend in the past 12 months? thousand dong skip to next product Record the total expenditures for processing products including expenditures for materials, fuel, regular repairs, small instruments, hired labour (excluding self-employed labour.) and other expenditures 163 7 3 18000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4437 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4437 2 388 1. any member of your household raised or owned livestock or poultry 1. any member of your household raised or owned livestock or poultry 1. any member of your household raised or owned livestock or poultry 1. any member of your household raised or owned livestock or poultry 1. any member of your household raised or owned livestock or poultry 1.Has any member of your household raised or owned livestock or poultry during the past 12 months (since....)? if the answer code is 2, skip to part H 4437 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 9808 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 9808 2 388 2. anyone in your household raised or owned 2. anyone in your household raised or owned 2. anyone in your household raised or owned 2. anyone in your household raised or owned 2. anyone in your household raised or owned During the past 12 months has anyone in your household raised or owned ...[ ] ... ? If the answer to 2 is yes, ask questions 3-17. Put a cross in the appropriate box. Ask question 2 for all animals before going to 3-17 9808 1 12 1 Water Buffalo 2 Cattle, including cows 3 Pigs 4 Horse 5 Goat 6 Chicken 7 Ducks, geese 8 Bees 9 Silk worms 10 Deer 11 Python, snake, turtle, frog 12 Other - Buffalo: including buffalo for meat, buffalo for draft power, breeding, and including buffalo's calf. - Ox/Cow: including cows for dairy, cow for meat, for ploughing, breeding and including calf. - Pig: including pig for pork, sow, breeding pig, piglet (including piglet less than 2 months of age).87 - Other animal husbandry: including rabbits, pigeons, frogs, fresh water tortoise, bird including ornamental bird. 3. any member of your household currently raise or own 3. any member of your household currently raise or own 3. any member of your household currently raise or own 3. any member of your household currently raise or own 3. any member of your household currently raise or own Does any member of your household currently raise or own ..[ ]..? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 6 Record amount of current livestock and poultry as of the interview time, including the number of piglets less than 2 months of age which have not been separated from their mother. In fact, such large animals as buffalo, oxen, horse, deer, etc. are commonly raised jointly with other households, then record the actual number the household has, for example; 1/2 the number of buffaloes, or 1/4 the number of deer. Record only 1 decimal number since the computer does not allow entering 2 decimal numbers. For example, the household owns 1/4 buffalo, that is 0,25 but record 0,3 (rounding). Less than 2 months old piglets are calculated as piglets. For chickens, ducks and other poultry, if the household bought eggs to hatch into the chicks or ducklings, calculate as buying chicks or ducklings, don’t record as newly born. If the eggs hatched were from hens or ducks of the household, then calculate the value of the newly hatched chicks or ducklings as newly born 9808 1 2 1 yes 2 no 4.How many ... are owned by your household at present? 4.How many ... are owned by your household at present? 4.How many ... are owned by your household at present? 4.How many ... are owned by your household at present? 4.How many ... are owned by your household at present? How many .. [ ].. are owned by your household at present? number of animals Record amount of current livestock and poultry as of the interview time, including the number of piglets less than 2 months of age which have not been separated from their mother. In fact, such large animals as buffalo, oxen, horse, deer, etc. are commonly raised jointly with other households, then record the actual number the household has, for example; 1/2 the number of buffaloes, or 1/4 the number of deer. Record only 1 decimal number since the computer does not allow entering 2 decimal numbers. For example, the household owns 1/4 buffalo, that is 0,25 but record 0,3 (rounding). Less than 2 months old piglets are calculated as piglets. For chickens, ducks and other poultry, if the household bought eggs to hatch into the chicks or ducklings, calculate as buying chicks or ducklings, don’t record as newly born. If the eggs hatched were from hens or ducks of the household, then calculate the value of the newly hatched chicks or ducklings as newly born 8356 1452 2000 5. What is the value of all your ..[ ].. at the current price? 5. What is the value of all your ..[ ].. at the current price? 5. What is the value of all your ..[ ].. at the current price? 5. What is the value of all your ..[ ].. at the current price? 5. What is the value of all your ..[ ].. at the current price? What is the value of all your ..[ ].. at the current price? thousand dong 8849 959 45000 6. Did you own any .... 12 months ago 6. Did you own any .... 12 months ago 6. Did you own any .... 12 months ago 6. Did you own any .... 12 months ago 6. Did you own any .... 12 months ago Did you own any ..[ ].. 12 months ago, that is [month /year]? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 9 9808 1 2 1 yes 2 no 7. How many ..[ ].. did you own 12 months ago? 7. How many ..[ ].. did you own 12 months ago? 7. How many ..[ ].. did you own 12 months ago? 7. How many ..[ ].. did you own 12 months ago? 7. How many ..[ ].. did you own 12 months ago? How many ..[ ].. did you own 12 months ago? number of animals 8101 1707 0.1 2000 8. value of all the ..[ ].. owned by your household 8. value of all the ..[ ].. owned by your household 8. value of all the ..[ ].. owned by your household 8. value of all the ..[ ].. owned by your household 8. value of all the ..[ ].. owned by your household What was the value of all the ..[ ].. owned by your household 12 months ago, that is (month, year)? thousand dong 8580 1228 52000 9. sold any .. [ ].. during the past 12 months? 9. sold any .. [ ].. during the past 12 months? 9. sold any .. [ ].. during the past 12 months? 9. sold any .. [ ].. during the past 12 months? 9. sold any .. [ ].. during the past 12 months? Has any member of your household sold any .. [ ].. during the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 12 Record amount and the value of cattle or poultry sold and bought by the household in the last 12 months. If the household have a shared sale or purchase with other households, record as in the above question 4. 9807 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 10. How many .. [ ]... did they sell? 10. How many .. [ ]... did they sell? 10. How many .. [ ]... did they sell? 10. How many .. [ ]... did they sell? 10. How many .. [ ]... did they sell? How many .. [ ]... did they sell? number of animals Record amount and the value of cattle or poultry sold and bought by the household in the last 12 months. If the household have a shared sale or purchase with other households, record as in the above question 4. 5297 4511 12500 11. received from sales of ... 11. received from sales of ... 11. received from sales of ... 11. received from sales of ... 11. received from sales of ... How much has your household received from sales of ..[ ] .. during the past 12 months? thousand dong Record amount and the value of cattle or poultry sold and bought by the household in the last 12 months. If the household have a shared sale or purchase with other households, record as in the above question 4. 5425 4383 90000 12. bought any .. [ ].. to raise 12. bought any .. [ ].. to raise 12. bought any .. [ ].. to raise 12. bought any .. [ ].. to raise 12. bought any .. [ ].. to raise Has any member of your household bought any .. [ ].. to raise in the past 12 months (since...)? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 15 Record amount and the value of cattle or poultry sold and bought by the household in the last 12 months. If the household have a shared sale or purchase with other households, record as in the above question 4. 9806 2 1 2 1 yes 2 no 13. How many ..[ ].. did they buy? 13. How many ..[ ].. did they buy? 13. How many ..[ ].. did they buy? 13. How many ..[ ].. did they buy? 13. How many ..[ ].. did they buy? How many ..[ ].. did they buy? number of animals Record amount and the value of cattle or poultry sold and bought by the household in the last 12 months. If the household have a shared sale or purchase with other households, record as in the above question 4. 3876 5932 3600 14. How much did your household pay to buy .. 14. How much did your household pay to buy .. 14. How much did your household pay to buy .. 14. How much did your household pay to buy .. 14. How much did your household pay to buy .. How much did your household pay to buy .. [ ].. in the past 12 months? thousand dong Record amount and the value of cattle or poultry sold and bought by the household in the last 12 months. If the household have a shared sale or purchase with other households, record as in the above question 4. 4047 5761 50500 15. he value of ..[ ].. newly born or received as a gift 15. he value of ..[ ].. newly born or received as a gift 15. he value of ..[ ].. newly born or received as a gift 15. he value of ..[ ].. newly born or received as a gift 15. he value of ..[ ].. newly born or received as a gift What was the value of ..[ ].. newly born or received as a gift during the past 12 months? thousand dong Record the value of cattle or poultry newly born/hatched or given by others in the last 12 months. The value of newly born cattle or poultry by rule should be calculated at the local market price at the earliest and most common time that the cattle or poultry can be sold in the form of breeding cattle or poultry to other households. For example, industrial chickens can be sold in the form of a chick after it is hatched, home chicks can be sold after a week, a piglet after 2 months. As a result, the value of industrial newly hatched chicks will be calculated at the first day it is hatched, home chicks after a week, piglet after 2 months. Other specific time periods depend on the local customs. The value of cattle, poultry is allowed to be calculated at the local market price at the time the cattle were given. 9737 71 20200 16. value of animals that were lost or stolen... 16. value of animals that were lost or stolen... 16. value of animals that were lost or stolen... 16. value of animals that were lost or stolen... 16. value of animals that were lost or stolen... What is the value of animals that were lost or stolen, given as gifts or died during the last 12 months? thousand dong Record the value of cattle or poultry decrease due to loss, death or giving as presents in the year. Count according to the local market price at the time the cattle or poultry died, were lost, or given to other persons. 9706 102 13000 17. value of the ..[ ].. consumed by your household 17. value of the ..[ ].. consumed by your household 17. value of the ..[ ].. consumed by your household 17. value of the ..[ ].. consumed by your household 17. value of the ..[ ].. consumed by your household What is the value of the ..[ ].. consumed by your household during the past 12 months? thousand dong next animal In case the cattle or poultry were killed partly kept by the household for food, the rest being sold, then record the part kept for food to question 17, and the part that was sold out to questions 10,11. 9716 92 7000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 3975 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 3975 2 388 1. sold any products from livestock raised 1. sold any products from livestock raised 1. sold any products from livestock raised 1. sold any products from livestock raised 1. sold any products from livestock raised 1. During the past 12 months (since....) has any member of your household sold any products from livestock raised by your household? if the answer code is 2, skip to part H 3975 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 667 205 37916 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 667 2 379 2. During the past 12 months, has your household sold..? 2. During the past 12 months, has your household sold..? 2. During the past 12 months, has your household sold..? 2. During the past 12 months, has your household sold..? 2. During the past 12 months, has your household sold..? During the past 12 months, has your household sold ..[ ]..? put a cross in the appropriate box below. Ask question2 for all products before going to question 3. The question must be put to all animal products that have been listed in the questionnaire before proceeding to question 3 and mark “X” to the appropriate box. Other products include those that have not been listed above such as: bone, animal antlers or horns, eggs of silkworm, honey , etc. 667 1 8 1 Fresh milk 2 Eggs 3 Honey and beeswax 4 Silk cocoons 5 Young antlers of deer for traditional medicines 6 Animal hides and furs 7 Manure 8 Other 3. household received from the sale of ...? 3. household received from the sale of ...? 3. household received from the sale of ...? 3. household received from the sale of ...? 3. household received from the sale of ...? How much has your household received from the sale of ..[ ].. in the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS 667 2 86400 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4433 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4433 2 388 1. During the past 12 months has your household raised fish... 1. During the past 12 months has your household raised fish... 1. During the past 12 months has your household raised fish... 1. During the past 12 months has your household raised fish... 1. During the past 12 months has your household raised fish... 1. During the past 12 months has your household raised fish, shrimp or related products? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 3 4433 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2. check: does this household have livestock activities (part f)? 2. check: does this household have livestock activities (part f)? 2. check: does this household have livestock activities (part f)? 2. check: does this household have livestock activities (part f)? 2. check: does this household have livestock activities (part f)? 2. check: does this household have livestock activities (part f)? if the answer code is 1, skip to part I; if the answer code is 2, skip to part K 3896 537 1 2 1 yes 2 no 1. received any livestock raising services 1. received any livestock raising services 1. received any livestock raising services 1. received any livestock raising services 1. received any livestock raising services 1. During the past 12 months has your household received any livestock raising services? if the answer code is 2, skip to part K 3922 511 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2. What services did your household receive? FIRST 2. What services did your household receive? FIRST 2. What services did your household receive? FIRST 2. What services did your household receive? FIRST 2. What services did your household receive? FIRST 2. What services did your household receive? FIRST Code 1: Capital is the sum of money that the household has received from private, collective or state agencies, targeted at developing livestock at the household. Code 2, 3, 4, 5: Breeding stock, animal feed, vaccination, veterinary medicine only include the items that have been directly received by the household from service sources. Vaccination includes various types of Vaccines used to prevent diseases for cattle, poultry. Veterinary medicine: includes various types of drugs used for curing and treating disease for cattle and poultry. Code 6: includes such services as materials for building cattle-houses, technical instructions for animal husbandry development measures. However, of the 6 listed codes, the interviewer should select the three most important codes to record in order of priority to 3 boxes, first, second, third on the right side of the code, that is, the most important service should recorded in the first box, the second most important to the second box, etc. 1434 2999 1 6 1 capital 2 breeding stock 3 animal feed 4 vaccination 5 vet. medicine 6 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 2. What services did your household receive? SECOND Code 1: Capital is the sum of money that the household has received from private, collective or state agencies, targeted at developing livestock at the household. Code 2, 3, 4, 5: Breeding stock, animal feed, vaccination, veterinary medicine only include the items that have been directly received by the household from service sources. Vaccination includes various types of Vaccines used to prevent diseases for cattle, poultry. Veterinary medicine: includes various types of drugs used for curing and treating disease for cattle and poultry. Code 6: includes such services as materials for building cattle-houses, technical instructions for animal husbandry development measures. However, of the 6 listed codes, the interviewer should select the three most important codes to record in order of priority to 3 boxes, first, second, third on the right side of the code, that is, the most important service should recorded in the first box, the second most important to the second box, etc. 832 3601 2 6 1 capital 2 breeding stock 3 animal feed 4 vaccination 5 vet. medicine 6 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 2. What services did your household receive? THIRD Code 1: Capital is the sum of money that the household has received from private, collective or state agencies, targeted at developing livestock at the household. Code 2, 3, 4, 5: Breeding stock, animal feed, vaccination, veterinary medicine only include the items that have been directly received by the household from service sources. Vaccination includes various types of Vaccines used to prevent diseases for cattle, poultry. Veterinary medicine: includes various types of drugs used for curing and treating disease for cattle and poultry. Code 6: includes such services as materials for building cattle-houses, technical instructions for animal husbandry development measures. However, of the 6 listed codes, the interviewer should select the three most important codes to record in order of priority to 3 boxes, first, second, third on the right side of the code, that is, the most important service should recorded in the first box, the second most important to the second box, etc. 256 4177 2 6 1 capital 2 breeding stock 3 animal feed 4 vaccination 5 vet. medicine 6 other household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 950 1112 38815 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 950 11 388 3. During the past 12 months has anyone in your household raised or planted 3. During the past 12 months has anyone in your household raised or planted 3. During the past 12 months has anyone in your household raised or planted 3. During the past 12 months has anyone in your household raised or planted 3. During the past 12 months has anyone in your household raised or planted During the past 12 months has anyone in your household raised or planted .. [ ]..? Put a cross in the appropriate box. Ask question 3 for all items before going to 4-8 The question must be asked about all aquatic products that have been listed in the questionnaire before proceeding to questions 3 to 7 and mark “X” to the appropriate box. Other aquatic products: including those that have not been listed as above such as: crab, arca, gracilaria, etc 950 1 3 1 Fish 2 Shrimp 3 Other water products 4. Is any member of your household raising or planting 4. Is any member of your household raising or planting 4. Is any member of your household raising or planting 4. Is any member of your household raising or planting 4. Is any member of your household raising or planting Is any member of your household raising or planting .. [ ].. now? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 6 949 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 5. water surface area currently being used for aquaculture 5. water surface area currently being used for aquaculture 5. water surface area currently being used for aquaculture 5. water surface area currently being used for aquaculture 5. water surface area currently being used for aquaculture What is the water surface area currently being used for aquaculture? M2 The area for aquaculture includes the whole area that is being used for aquatic product raising under the management of the household, including the rented, borrowed or contracted areas for aquaculture from other households and the area of water surface, but excluding the areas that have been rented or contracted out to other households. If the household, in the same area, breeds 2 or 3 types of aquatic products, record only the area for the main product of the household. For example: if the household has 360 m2 of pond for fish raising and shrimp breeding, when we calculate area for aquaculture, record only 360 m2 for fish raising of the household. However, for each types of aquatic products harvested on the areas, they should be separated for each kind as: fish, shrimp, other aquatic products, including expenditures to record to questions 5,6,7. 925 25 5 3000000 6. received from aquaculture 6. received from aquaculture 6. received from aquaculture 6. received from aquaculture 6. received from aquaculture During the past 12 months, how much has your household received from aquaculture? thousand dong Revenue gained from aquaculture in the last 12 months includes the money from the sold products, and the value of products consumed by the household 949 1 95000 7 .... bought breeding stock 7 .... bought breeding stock 7 .... bought breeding stock 7 .... bought breeding stock 7 .... bought breeding stock During the past 12 months has your household bought breeding stock? if the answer code is 2, skip to next water product 949 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 8. spent altogether to buy breeding stock for .. 8. spent altogether to buy breeding stock for .. 8. spent altogether to buy breeding stock for .. 8. spent altogether to buy breeding stock for .. 8. spent altogether to buy breeding stock for .. During the past 12 months how much has your household spent altogether to buy breeding stock for ..[ ]..? thousand dong next product 817 133 50000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 8677 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 8677 2 388 1. spent money on the following items in order to raise livestock 1. spent money on the following items in order to raise livestock 1. spent money on the following items in order to raise livestock 1. spent money on the following items in order to raise livestock 1. spent money on the following items in order to raise livestock In the past 12 months has anyone in your household spent money on the following items in order to raise livestock? Put a cross in the appropriate box. Ask question 1 for all items before going to 2-3. 8677 1 11 1 Animal feed 2 Construction and major repairs of livestock facility 3 Minor frequent repairs of livestock facility 4 Veterinary services, vaccines and medicines for treatment 5 Stud fees 6 Insurance 7 Transport of animals, feed or other supplies 8 Commissions on the sale of animals 9 Compensation for damage caused by animals 10 Miscellaneous expenditures for non-durable items 11 Other expenditures (incubator, electricity, etc.) 2. How much money or value of in-kind payments ... 2. How much money or value of in-kind payments ... 2. How much money or value of in-kind payments ... 2. How much money or value of in-kind payments ... 2. How much money or value of in-kind payments ... How much money or value of in-kind payments have members of your household spent for ..[ ] .. during the past 12 months? (Since.........................) Thousand dong 8676 1 85020 3. To whom did the household pay for FIRST 3. To whom did the household pay for FIRST 3. To whom did the household pay for FIRST 3. To whom did the household pay for FIRST 3. To whom did the household pay for FIRST To whom did the household pay for ..[ ]..? FIRST 8677 1 3 1 Government 2 Cooperative 3 Private sector SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND To whom did the household pay for ..[ ]..? SECOND 75 8602 1 7 1 Government 2 Cooperative 3 Private sector THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD To whom did the household pay for ..[ ]..? THIRD SKIP TO NEXT EXPENDITURE 8677 1 Government 2 Cooperative 3 Private sector household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4431 205 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4431 2 388 1. Hoe: 1. Hoe: 1. Hoe: 1. Hoe: 1. Hoe: How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4430 1 16 2. Knives,ax: 2. Knives,ax: 2. Knives,ax: 2. Knives,ax: 2. Knives,ax: How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4430 1 20 3. Rake: 3. Rake: 3. Rake: 3. Rake: 3. Rake: How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4430 1 12 4. Pickaxe: 4. Pickaxe: 4. Pickaxe: 4. Pickaxe: 4. Pickaxe: How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4428 3 8 5. Shovel 5. Shovel 5. Shovel 5. Shovel 5. Shovel How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4430 1 10 6. Plough, harrow: 6. Plough, harrow: 6. Plough, harrow: 6. Plough, harrow: 6. Plough, harrow: How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4428 3 6 7. Sickles, reaping hook: 7. Sickles, reaping hook: 7. Sickles, reaping hook: 7. Sickles, reaping hook: 7. Sickles, reaping hook: How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4430 1 10 8. other 8. other 8. other 8. other 8. other How many of the following hand tools are owned by members of your household? Write the number for each tool in the appropriate box. Record the current number of each type of hand tools that is under the management of the household to the box by the side for each kind. Only record good or usable goods that are under household ownership. 4429 2 7 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6641 1101 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6641 11 388 1. During the past 12 months (since..) has any member of your household had a .. 1. During the past 12 months (since..) has any member of your household had a .. 1. During the past 12 months (since..) has any member of your household had a .. 1. During the past 12 months (since..) has any member of your household had a .. 1. During the past 12 months (since..) has any member of your household had a .. During the past 12 months (since..) has any member of your household had a .. [ ]..? This question must be put to all farm equipment, machinery, tools listed in the questionnaire and mark "X” to the box for each answer “ yes” or “no” in question 1 before proceeding to questions 2 to 11. 6641 1 20 1 Large tractor (over 12 horsepower) 2 Small tractor (under 12 horsepower) 3 Machine-pulled plow or harrow 4 Mechanical water pump 5 Sprinkler 6 Motor-driven threshing machine 7 Handle or pedal driven threshing machine 8 Rice winnower 9 Mill 10 Machine to grind livestock feed 11 Insecticide pump with motor 12 Hand-driven insecticide pump 13 Large wagon pulled by tractor 14 Ox cart 15 Small-cart pulled by a person 16 Boats 17 Motor for boats 18 Fish nets 19 Durable equipment for storage 20 Other equipment or implements 2. Does any member of your household currently own a ..[ ].. in whole or in part? 2. Does any member of your household currently own a ..[ ].. in whole or in part? 2. Does any member of your household currently own a ..[ ].. in whole or in part? 2. Does any member of your household currently own a ..[ ].. in whole or in part? 2. Does any member of your household currently own a ..[ ].. in whole or in part? Does any member of your household currently own a ..[ ].. in whole or in part? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 5 6641 1 2 1 yes 2 no 3. What number or fraction of a [..] do the members of your household own 3. What number or fraction of a [..] do the members of your household own 3. What number or fraction of a [..] do the members of your household own 3. What number or fraction of a [..] do the members of your household own 3. What number or fraction of a [..] do the members of your household own What number or fraction of a [..] do the members of your household own? number or fraction If there are some equipment, tools or machines that have shared ownership with other households then the interviewer has to record the actual part of ownership of the household. For example, the household has 1/3 of a small tractor with the amount recorded in column 3 respectively to the line small tractor 1/3 piece. Column 6 and 8, if the same cases occurs, record as in question 3. 6619 22 0.1 100 4. According to current prices what is the total value of all your ..[ ].. including the shares of other households? 4. According to current prices what is the total value of all your ..[ ].. including the shares of other households? 4. According to current prices what is the total value of all your ..[ ].. including the shares of other households? 4. According to current prices what is the total value of all your ..[ ].. including the shares of other households? 4. According to current prices what is the total value of all your ..[ ].. including the shares of other households? According to current prices what is the total value of all your ..[ ].. including the shares of other households? thousand dong Based on the current quality of the equipment, tools and machines assess their value at current local market price 6618 23 100000 5. Has any member of your household bought a ... 5. Has any member of your household bought a ... 5. Has any member of your household bought a ... 5. Has any member of your household bought a ... 5. Has any member of your household bought a ... Has any member of your household bought a ..[ ] .. in the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 8 6641 1 2 1 yes 2 no 6. bought altogether including the the shares of other households 6. bought altogether including the the shares of other households 6. bought altogether including the the shares of other households 6. bought altogether including the the shares of other households 6. bought altogether including the the shares of other households How many .. [ ].. have they bought altogether including the the shares of other households? number or fraction 821 5820 75 7. total amount paid 7. total amount paid 7. total amount paid 7. total amount paid 7. total amount paid What was the total amount paid for these [..] including the shares of other households? thousand dong As calculated by the actual price at which the tools or machines were bought when they were bought 821 5820 38000 8. any member of your household sold a ... 8. any member of your household sold a ... 8. any member of your household sold a ... 8. any member of your household sold a ... 8. any member of your household sold a ... Has any member of your household sold a ..[ ].. in the past 12 months? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 11 6641 1 2 1 yes 2 no 9. How many [..] have they sold altogether 9. How many [..] have they sold altogether 9. How many [..] have they sold altogether 9. How many [..] have they sold altogether 9. How many [..] have they sold altogether How many [..] have they sold altogether in the past 12 months including the shares of other households? number or fraction 29 6612 0.5 1 10. How much did they receive altogether for the sale 10. How much did they receive altogether for the sale 10. How much did they receive altogether for the sale 10. How much did they receive altogether for the sale 10. How much did they receive altogether for the sale How much did they receive altogether for the sale of ..[ ].. including the shares of other households? thousand dong 29 6612 37 7000 11.Ho da thu duoc... ? 1000D: 11.Ho da thu duoc... ? 1000D: 11.Ho da thu duoc... ? 1000D: 11.Ho da thu duoc... ? 1000D: 11.Ho da thu duoc... ? 1000D: How much money did your household earn by leasing ..[ ].. during the past 12 months? thousand dong if payment was in kind, ask for value Including the whole amount or the value of the in-kind goods the household earns from renting out the machines or tools. In case the equipment or machine is rented out, and household works directly operating the machines, then all money obtained including labour payments will be recorded to column 11 6641 12000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 3440 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 3440 1 388 number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise if the answer code is 2, skip to section 11 3440 1 4 Activity or occupation is a self-employed economic activity of the household not including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, including industrial handicrafts, sea product fishing production, etc.…; sales of food, foodstuff, clothes and other goods etc.., services or professional activities (private doctors, lawyers, carpenters, masons, etc.). 2. name of the business. industry code 2. name of the business. industry code 2. name of the business. industry code 2. name of the business. industry code 2. name of the business. industry code Now I would like some information about the trades, businesses, professional services and other self-employed activities of the members of your household. name of the business. Recorded by team leader before handing the questionnaire to the interviewer. The interviewer starts from question 4 3440 1 95 1 Agriculture and related services (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations Activity or occupation is a self-employed economic activity of the household not including agricultural, forestry and aquaculture production, including industrial handicrafts, sea product fishing production, etc.…; sales of food, foodstuff, clothes and other goods etc.., services or professional activities (private doctors, lawyers, carpenters, masons, etc.). 3. name of the best-informed person. ID CODE 3. name of the best-informed person. ID CODE 3. name of the best-informed person. ID CODE 3. name of the best-informed person. ID CODE 3. name of the best-informed person. ID CODE name of the best-informed person. ID CODE Recorded by team leader before handing the questionnaire to the interviewer. The interviewer starts from question 4 3440 1 11 4. person actually interviewed 4. person actually interviewed 4. person actually interviewed 4. person actually interviewed 4. person actually interviewed is this the person actually interviewed? 3440 1 2 1 yes 2 no 5. How long has this business been in existence? YEARS 5. How long has this business been in existence? YEARS 5. How long has this business been in existence? YEARS 5. How long has this business been in existence? YEARS 5. How long has this business been in existence? YEARS How long has this business been in existence? YEARS 3440 74 MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS MONTHS How long has this business been in existence? MONTHS If more than 5 years leave months blank. 1508 1932 11 6. own all of this business 6. own all of this business 6. own all of this business 6. own all of this business 6. own all of this business Do you or the members of your household own all of this business? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 8 If the household or household members are the owner of the activity or occupation, record code 1. If the activity is shared, record code 2 3440 1 2 1 yes 2 no 1. What percentage is owned % 1. What percentage is owned % 1. What percentage is owned % 1. What percentage is owned % 1. What percentage is owned % What percentage is owned by you and the members of your household? percentage Ownership includes the ownership of capital, including fixed capital (workshop, machines, production equipment and tools, etc.) and working capital (materials, fuels, storage for production, products, etc.). If the respondent does not know what percent but says he owns 1/2 or 1/3 then the interviewer has to calculate the percent (50% for 1/2, 33% for 1/3) 134 3306 70 8. During the past 12 month ... whether or not they were paid? 8. During the past 12 month ... whether or not they were paid? 8. During the past 12 month ... whether or not they were paid? 8. During the past 12 month ... whether or not they were paid? 8. During the past 12 month ... whether or not they were paid? During the past 12 months (since...), on average how many people have worked or helped in this business, including yourself, household members whether or not they were paid? number of people Calculate all those who do the main work and assistants in each trade or activity. These persons work for pay or not. Working persons is the average number of people usually present doing the main and secondary work in the last 12 months. The calculation method is as follows: Add the regular doers of the main work, and the secondary work of the months in which this occupation activity has actually been done in the last 12 months and divide by those months. 3440 1 62 9. How many are members of your household? 9. How many are members of your household? 9. How many are members of your household? 9. How many are members of your household? 9. How many are members of your household? How many are members of your household? number of people Record the numbers of household members involved in the activity or occupation. This is an absolute number, not the average number. For example: in the last 12 months in a household there were 2 members involved in an activity or trade, 1 person involved throughout all 12 months, the other involved in only 1 month, record 2 to question 9 do not calculate the average person as in question 8 3440 1 7 10. Which members of your household worked (1) 10. Which members of your household worked (1) 10. Which members of your household worked (1) 10. Which members of your household worked (1) 10. Which members of your household worked (1) Which members of your household worked or helped in this business, including you? id code If more than five people, identify the five who contributed the most. 3439 1 1 11 (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) Which members of your household worked or helped in this business, including you? id code 1097 2343 1 12 (3) (3) (3) (3) (3) Which members of your household worked or helped in this business, including you? id code 258 3182 1 11 (4) (4) (4) (4) (4) Which members of your household worked or helped in this business, including you? id code 68 3372 2 12 (5) (5) (5) (5) (5) Which members of your household worked or helped in this business, including you? id code 17 3423 2 8 11. Trong 12 thang...ho ong/ba? 11. Trong 12 thang...ho ong/ba? 11. Trong 12 thang...ho ong/ba? 11. Trong 12 thang...ho ong/ba? 11. Trong 12 thang...ho ong/ba? During the past 12 months has this business paid anyone in cash or in-kind to work here, including members of your household? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 17 These questions aim to identify how many persons have actually been paid during their work or assistance in production, business, service activities. 3440 1 2 1 yes 2 no 12. How much, on average, do you pay each of the workers here including cash and in-kind payments? THOUSAND DONGS 12. How much, on average, do you pay each of the workers here including cash and in-kind payments? THOUSAND DONGS 12. How much, on average, do you pay each of the workers here including cash and in-kind payments? THOUSAND DONGS 12. How much, on average, do you pay each of the workers here including cash and in-kind payments? THOUSAND DONGS 12. How much, on average, do you pay each of the workers here including cash and in-kind payments? THOUSAND DONGS How much, on average, do you pay each of the workers here including cash and in-kind payments? THOUSAND DONGS These questions aim to identify how many persons have actually been paid during their work or assistance in production, business, service activities. 312 3128 4 10500 TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT How much, on average, do you pay each of the workers here including cash and in-kind payments? TIME UNIT These questions aim to identify how many persons have actually been paid during their work or assistance in production, business, service activities. 312 3128 3 8 2 Hour 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 13. How many workers were paid in the past 12 months? 13. How many workers were paid in the past 12 months? 13. How many workers were paid in the past 12 months? 13. How many workers were paid in the past 12 months? 13. How many workers were paid in the past 12 months? How many workers were paid in the past 12 months? number of people If less than 6 people skip to question 17 These questions aim to identify how many persons have actually been paid during their work or assistance in production, business, service activities. 312 3128 1 60 14. Does this business give its workers paid vacation 14. Does this business give its workers paid vacation 14. Does this business give its workers paid vacation 14. Does this business give its workers paid vacation 14. Does this business give its workers paid vacation Does this business give its workers paid vacation? Asks about the Social Insurance mechanism applied to these activities or occupations. Sickness leave payment means the amount of money that doers received during the time off-work due to sickness from household service and production activities 43 3397 1 2 1 yes 2 no 15. Does this business give its workers paid sick leave? 15. Does this business give its workers paid sick leave? 15. Does this business give its workers paid sick leave? 15. Does this business give its workers paid sick leave? 15. Does this business give its workers paid sick leave? Does this business give its workers paid sick leave? Asks about the Social Insurance mechanism applied to these activities or occupations. Sickness leave payment means the amount of money that doers received during the time off-work due to sickness from household service and production activities 43 3397 1 2 1 yes 2 no 16. Before starting to work here, did the workers sign a contract ... 16. Before starting to work here, did the workers sign a contract ... 16. Before starting to work here, did the workers sign a contract ... 16. Before starting to work here, did the workers sign a contract ... 16. Before starting to work here, did the workers sign a contract ... Before starting to work here, did the workers sign a contract or agreement about salary and working conditions? This question refers to an agreement (writing or verbal contract ) reached between the household and the labourers in activities or trades about their salaries, remuneration and other working conditions. 43 3397 1 2 1 yes 2 no 17. Does this business occupy a fixed location or does it move frequently? 17. Does this business occupy a fixed location or does it move frequently? 17. Does this business occupy a fixed location or does it move frequently? 17. Does this business occupy a fixed location or does it move frequently? 17. Does this business occupy a fixed location or does it move frequently? Does this business occupy a fixed location or does it move frequently? Asks about the locational position of economic activities or trades. A street vendor (peddler) does not work in a fixed place and regularly changes their working place. A milling station with a workshop is an activity with a fixed location. 3439 1 1 2 1 fixed 2 not stable 18. Does this business have a business license? 18. Does this business have a business license? 18. Does this business have a business license? 18. Does this business have a business license? 18. Does this business have a business license? Does this business have a business license? 3439 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 19. Is this business run as an agent for a company? 19. Is this business run as an agent for a company? 19. Is this business run as an agent for a company? 19. Is this business run as an agent for a company? 19. Is this business run as an agent for a company? Is this business run as an agent for a company? if the answer code is 2, skip to part B 3439 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 20. What percent of capital in this agent business belongs to the household? 20. What percent of capital in this agent business belongs to the household? 20. What percent of capital in this agent business belongs to the household? 20. What percent of capital in this agent business belongs to the household? 20. What percent of capital in this agent business belongs to the household? What percent of capital in this agent business belongs to the household? % 36 3404 100 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 8897 101 38820 cluster cdoe cluster cdoe cluster cdoe cluster cdoe cluster cdoe 8897 1 388 number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise 8897 1 4 1. During the past 12 months, did your busines make any expenditures or barter for the following items? 1. During the past 12 months, did your busines make any expenditures or barter for the following items? 1. During the past 12 months, did your busines make any expenditures or barter for the following items? 1. During the past 12 months, did your busines make any expenditures or barter for the following items? 1. During the past 12 months, did your busines make any expenditures or barter for the following items? During the past 12 months, did your business (trade, profession, etc.) make any expenditures or barter for the following items? Put a cross in the appropriate box Complete 1 for all items before going to 2-4 The interviewer has to ask this question for each type of cost listed in the questionnaire before proceeding to questions 2-4. 8895 2 1 13 1 Raw materials 2 Articles for resale 3 Buying equipment, building, land, vehicle boats, machinery 4 Renting equipment, building, land, vehicle boats, machinery 5 Maintenance and repairs 6 Transport, including packaging and storing 7 Fuel 8 Electricity 9 Water 10 License fee 11 Revenue tax and other taxes 12 Insurance 13 Other expenditures 2. How much do you usually pay... thousand dong 2. How much do you usually pay... thousand dong 2. How much do you usually pay... thousand dong 2. How much do you usually pay... thousand dong 2. How much do you usually pay... thousand dong How much do you usually pay for ...[]... for this business? thousand dong Identify the times and money (cash and goods value) paid each time for each item. For example: with item 01 it is the monthly expenditures for materials in the last 12 months, then in question 2 record the total expenses for material for 1 month; question 3 record 12 times with time unit is 8, or one time with time unit is 5. If respondent has bought many different materials with different times and periods then the most important thing is to calculate the total value of all materials bought in the last 12 months under the following regulations: record to question 2 the total money spent to buy all kinds of materials in the last 12 months; question 3 record 1 time, time unit record 8 (buy one time in a year). 8876 21 0.2 311040 3. How often do you pay ... TIME 3. How often do you pay ... TIME 3. How often do you pay ... TIME 3. How often do you pay ... TIME 3. How often do you pay ... TIME How often do you pay for ..[ ].. TIME Identify the times and money (cash and goods value) paid each time for each item. For example: with item 01 it is the monthly expenditures for materials in the last 12 months, then in question 2 record the total expenses for material for 1 month; question 3 record 12 times with time unit is 8, or one time with time unit is 5. If respondent has bought many different materials with different times and periods then the most important thing is to calculate the total value of all materials bought in the last 12 months under the following regulations: record to question 2 the total money spent to buy all kinds of materials in the last 12 months; question 3 record 1 time, time unit record 8 (buy one time in a year). 8876 21 1 360 TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT How often do you pay for ..[ ].. TIME UNIT 8876 21 3 8 2 Hour 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 4 Ho ong/ba...nay khong? 4 Ho ong/ba...nay khong? 4 Ho ong/ba...nay khong? 4 Ho ong/ba...nay khong? 4 Ho ong/ba...nay khong? Does your household or do other businesses belonging to your household use this ..[ ]..? SKIP TO NEXT EXPENDITURE 7398 1499 1 3 1 yes 2 no 1. how much did you spend for ... 1. how much did you spend for ... 1. how much did you spend for ... 1. how much did you spend for ... 1. how much did you spend for ... During the past 12 months how much did you spend for ...[ ]..? THOUSAND DONGS 23 8874 1656 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 3440 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 3440 1 388 number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise number of enterprise 3440 1 4 1. has your business been in operation 1. has your business been in operation 1. has your business been in operation 1. has your business been in operation 1. has your business been in operation For how many months (according to the calendar) in the past 12 months has your business been in operation? Months IS 12 MONTHS SKIP TO QUESTION 3 The interviewer has to ask this question for all activities or trades already asked about in part B before moving on to other questions. 3440 1 12 2. business is still operating 2. business is still operating 2. business is still operating 2. business is still operating 2. business is still operating This business is still operating since my last visit, isn't it? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 10 To identify regular or seasonal activity. If in the last 2 weeks this activity or occupation has been operating, ask questions 3 to 9; otherwise ask question 10 1759 1681 1 2 1 yes 2 no 3. How many days has this business operated 3. How many days has this business operated 3. How many days has this business operated 3. How many days has this business operated 3. How many days has this business operated How many days has this business operated since my last visit? DAYS 2971 469 15 4. how much money has the business received from sales 4. how much money has the business received from sales 4. how much money has the business received from sales 4. how much money has the business received from sales 4. how much money has the business received from sales Since my last visit, how much money has the business received from sales of goods and services? Thousand dong Record the total amount of cash received from selling products and providing services for each of the above mentioned activities or trades of the household, including principle94 and interest in the last 12 weeks. For example: for some traders, the interviewer has to ask the total sum of money earned from the sale of goods in the last 2 weeks 2969 471 281400 5. this business received any payments 5. this business received any payments 5. this business received any payments 5. this business received any payments 5. this business received any payments Since my last visit, has this business received any payments in the form of goods or services? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 7 Apart from the sum already asked in question 4, income from activities or trades of the household can be earned in kind. These items are recorded in these two questions. 2970 470 1 2 1 yes 2 no 6. value of these payments 6. value of these payments 6. value of these payments 6. value of these payments 6. value of these payments What is the value of these payments since my last visit? Thousand dong Apart from the sum already asked in question 4, income from activities or trades of the household can be earned in kind. These items are recorded in these two questions. 91 3349 5 12000 7. Since my last visit, have any of the business' products ... been used or consumed by your household? 7. Since my last visit, have any of the business' products ... been used or consumed by your household? 7. Since my last visit, have any of the business' products ... been used or consumed by your household? 7. Since my last visit, have any of the business' products ... been used or consumed by your household? 7. Since my last visit, have any of the business' products ... been used or consumed by your household? Since my last visit, have any of the business' products, services or raw materials been used or consumed by your household? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 9 If the household actually uses or consumes products or materials from any activity or trade, record the value of products and materials to question 8, the content of consumption includes for other production activities or household daily activities for example: a household produces wood products, takes a sofa set for long-term use, then record the value of the sofa set to question 8. However, if the household uses it only temporarily, and if a customer buys it, the sofa set is not regarded as consumption of the household, and should not be recorded in these two questions. If the household uses goods whose quality has deteriorated, estimate the value according to the market price as of the interview time 2971 469 1 2 1 yes 2 no 8. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 8. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 8. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 8. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 8. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed What is the value of the products or raw materials used or consumed by your household? Thousand dong If the household actually uses or consumes products or materials from any activity or trade, record the value of products and materials to question 8, the content of consumption includes for other production activities or household daily activities for example: a household produces wood products, takes a sofa set for long-term use, then record the value of the sofa set to question 8. However, if the household uses it only temporarily, and if a customer buys it, the sofa set is not regarded as consumption of the household, and should not be recorded in these two questions. If the household uses goods whose quality has deteriorated, estimate the value according to the market price as of the interview time 1004 2436 1000 9. How much were your sales since my last visit compared ... 9. How much were your sales since my last visit compared ... 9. How much were your sales since my last visit compared ... 9. How much were your sales since my last visit compared ... 9. How much were your sales since my last visit compared ... How much were your sales since my last visit compared to sales in the 2 weeks previous to my first visit in percentage terms? % 2965 475 300 10. How many days does this business operate during the months it operates? 10. How many days does this business operate during the months it operates? 10. How many days does this business operate during the months it operates? 10. How many days does this business operate during the months it operates? 10. How many days does this business operate during the months it operates? How many days does this business operate during the months it operates? Days 3440 1 30 11. During the last 12 months how much money has the business received ... 11. During the last 12 months how much money has the business received ... 11. During the last 12 months how much money has the business received ... 11. During the last 12 months how much money has the business received ... 11. During the last 12 months how much money has the business received ... During the last 12 months how much money has the business received from the sale of its goods and services? Ask about income from activities or occupations in the last 12 months 3440 7236000 12. During the past 12 months has this business received any payments ... 12. During the past 12 months has this business received any payments ... 12. During the past 12 months has this business received any payments ... 12. During the past 12 months has this business received any payments ... 12. During the past 12 months has this business received any payments ... During the past 12 months has this business received any payments in the form of goods or services? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 14 Ask about income from activities or occupations in the last 12 months 3439 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 13. What is the value of these payments in the past 12 months? 13. What is the value of these payments in the past 12 months? 13. What is the value of these payments in the past 12 months? 13. What is the value of these payments in the past 12 months? 13. What is the value of these payments in the past 12 months? What is the value of these payments in the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONGS Ask about income from activities or occupations in the last 12 months 108 3332 50 137000 14. During the past 12 months ... used or consumed by your household? 14. During the past 12 months ... used or consumed by your household? 14. During the past 12 months ... used or consumed by your household? 14. During the past 12 months ... used or consumed by your household? 14. During the past 12 months ... used or consumed by your household? During the past 12 months, have any of the business' products, raw materials or services been used or consumed by your household? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 16 Ask about income from activities or occupations in the last 12 months 3440 1 2 1 yes 2 no 15. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 15. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 15. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 15. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed 15. value of the products or raw materials used or consumed What is the value of the products or raw materials used or consumed by your household in the past 12 months? Thousand dong Ask about income from activities or occupations in the last 12 months The value is calculated according to the current local market price 1686 1754 28000 16. ... is there usually any money left? 16. ... is there usually any money left? 16. ... is there usually any money left? 16. ... is there usually any money left? 16. ... is there usually any money left? After making expenditures for this business, and after using or consuming products and raw materials by the household, is there usually any money left? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 18 Asking about the profits on activities or trades. Based on information recorded in question 17, the interviewer should check income and expenditure data for each specific activity or trade. For example, in a preliminary estimation of some activities or trades we see the income is bigger than expenditures but in question 16 the response is "no", the interviewer should then suggest to the respondent that this seems irrational. Profit (question 17) must be calculated by the subtraction of revenues (question 11) from expenditures 3440 1 2 1 yes 2 no 17. If so, how much do you usually have left? 17. If so, how much do you usually have left? 17. If so, how much do you usually have left? 17. If so, how much do you usually have left? 17. If so, how much do you usually have left? If so, how much do you usually have left? THOUSAND DONGS Asking about the profits on activities or trades. Based on information recorded in question 17, the interviewer should check income and expenditure data for each specific activity or trade. For example, in a preliminary estimation of some activities or trades we see the income is bigger than expenditures but in question 16 the response is "no", the interviewer should then suggest to the respondent that this seems irrational. Profit (question 17) must be calculated by the subtraction of revenues (question 11) from expenditures 3376 64 3 433800 TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT Asking about the profits on activities or trades. Based on information recorded in question 17, the interviewer should check income and expenditure data for each specific activity or trade. For example, in a preliminary estimation of some activities or trades we see the income is bigger than expenditures but in question 16 the response is "no", the interviewer should then suggest to the respondent that this seems irrational. Profit (question 17) must be calculated by the subtraction of revenues (question 11) from expenditures 3376 64 3 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 18. Does your business have an inventory of products or goods not yet sold? 18. Does your business have an inventory of products or goods not yet sold? 18. Does your business have an inventory of products or goods not yet sold? 18. Does your business have an inventory of products or goods not yet sold? 18. Does your business have an inventory of products or goods not yet sold? Does your business have an inventory of products or goods not yet sold? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO PART D Asks about goods in stock at the interview time. For those who operate a street business, who buy in the morning, sell in the afternoon, and have no goods in stock, do not record goods in stock 3439 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 19 Neu...nhieu tien? NGHIN D 19 Neu...nhieu tien? NGHIN D 19 Neu...nhieu tien? NGHIN D 19 Neu...nhieu tien? NGHIN D 19 Neu...nhieu tien? NGHIN D How much money could you receive if you sold all of these goods now? THOUSAND DONGS 1440 2000 3 1500000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 5680 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 5680 1 388 1. Do you own any ... 1. Do you own any ... 1. Do you own any ... 1. Do you own any ... 1. Do you own any ... Do you own any ..[ ].. for use by your four most important businesses? Put a cross in the appropriate box. Ask question 1 for all assets before going to questions 2-8 Remember to ask question 1 for all items before moving on to question 2. 5680 1 8 1 Land 2 Workshop 3 Equipment, machinery 4 Furniture 5 Large and small tools 6 Large vehicles (tractor, car, ship, boat) 7 Small vehicles (bicycle, cyclo, motorcycle, cart) 8 Other durable assets Land includes land without a building or workshop used for activities or occupations such as to store materials, or dry products , etc.. Workshop includes buildings, sheds or tents used as a production place, or for storage of materials and products. Equipment, machinery such as: electric saw, lathing machine, planing machine, boring machine, grinding machine, computer, hammer, chisel, saw, etc 2. used for the household's individualpurposes 2. used for the household's individualpurposes 2. used for the household's individualpurposes 2. used for the household's individualpurposes 2. used for the household's individualpurposes Is this ..[asset].. used exclusively by your business or is it sometimes used for the household's individualpurposes? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 1, SKIP TO QUESTION 4 5680 1 2 1 exclusively for the business 2 Sometimes used by household 3. What percent of this asset is used for the house hold's personal use? 3. What percent of this asset is used for the house hold's personal use? 3. What percent of this asset is used for the house hold's personal use? 3. What percent of this asset is used for the house hold's personal use? 3. What percent of this asset is used for the house hold's personal use? What percent of this asset is used for the house hold's personal use? % 862 4818 0.1 100 4. Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? FIRST 4. Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? FIRST 4. Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? FIRST 4. Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? FIRST 4. Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? FIRST Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? FIRST If more than one business SKIP TO QUESTION 6 5680 1 4 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? SECOND 510 5170 1 4 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? THIRD 51 5629 2 4 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH Which business of the household uses this ..[ASSET]..? FOURTH 3 5677 4 4 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business 5. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 5. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 5. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 5. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 5. According to today's prices what is the value of .. According to today's prices what is the value of ..[ ]..? thousand dong SKIP TO NEXT ASSET 5170 510 2 900000 6. used exclusively for one business, or is it used jointly among the businesses? 6. used exclusively for one business, or is it used jointly among the businesses? 6. used exclusively for one business, or is it used jointly among the businesses? 6. used exclusively for one business, or is it used jointly among the businesses? 6. used exclusively for one business, or is it used jointly among the businesses? Is this ..[ ].. used exclusively for one business, or is it used jointly among the businesses? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 8 510 5170 1 2 1 separate 2 Joint BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? BUSINESS CODE Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 395 5285 1 3 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? THOUSAND DONGS Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 395 5285 5 360000 BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? BUSINESS CODE Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 384 5296 1 4 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? THOUSAND DONGS Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 384 5296 5 540000 BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? BUSINESS CODE Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 56 5624 2 4 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? THOUSAND DONGS Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 56 5624 10 100000 BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE BUSINESS CODE With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? BUSINESS CODE Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 3 5677 2 4 1 First business 2 Second business 3 Third business 4 fourth business FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH FOURTH With each business, how much could you receive if you sold ..[ ].. right now? THOUSAND DONGS NEXT ASSET Trade code is the code of the activity or trade and has the value from 1 to 4; it is not the occupation code in the List of occupations. 3 5677 40 200 8. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 8. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 8. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 8. According to today's prices what is the value of .. 8. According to today's prices what is the value of .. According to today's prices what is the value of ..[ ]..? THOUSAND DONGS SKIP TO NEXT ASSET 115 5565 15 175000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 62721 101 38820 cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code 62721 1 388 food code food code food code food code food code 62721 302 345 302 Glutinous or sticky rice 310 Fragrant rice 311 Pork (inedible parts removed) 312 Beef, buffalo meat (inedible parts removed) 313 Chicken 314 Ducks, other poultry 315 Other meat (goat, dog, lamb, game meat...) 318 Fresh shrimp, fish 320 Other seafoods (crab, snails...) 321 Chicken or duck eggs 324 Beans 333 Fruit 337 Sugar, molasses 338 Cakes, candy, candied fruits 340 Alcohol, beer 341 Coffee 342 Tea 345 Other (processed foods, holiday cakes) 2. What was the total quantity bought or bartered 2. What was the total quantity bought or bartered 2. What was the total quantity bought or bartered 2. What was the total quantity bought or bartered 2. What was the total quantity bought or bartered What was the total quantity of ..[ ].. bought or bartered for to be used during new year and other holidays? quality Asks about the total amount and value of the food or foodstuffs bought or bartered on holidays 57884 4837 1500 quality code quality code quality code quality code quality code Asks about the total amount and value of the food or foodstuffs bought or bartered on holidays 47643 15078 1 4 1 gram 2 kg 3 liter 4 piece 3. bought or bartered for at the new year or for other holidays 3. bought or bartered for at the new year or for other holidays 3. bought or bartered for at the new year or for other holidays 3. bought or bartered for at the new year or for other holidays 3. bought or bartered for at the new year or for other holidays What was the total quantity of ..[ ].. bought or bartered of the ..[ ].. bought or bartered for at the new year or for other holidays? THOUSAND DONGS Asks about the total amount and value of the food or foodstuffs bought or bartered on holidays 55393 7328 30000 4. total quantity of home production and amounts of ... 4. total quantity of home production and amounts of ... 4. total quantity of home production and amounts of ... 4. total quantity of home production and amounts of ... 4. total quantity of home production and amounts of ... What was the total quantity of home production and amounts of ..[ ].. obtained through means other than purchase consumed by your household during the new year or other holidays? QUALITY Record 0 if there is no home-made or non-purchase goods Asks about the total amount and value of home-produced or foods and foodstuffs received as gifts and consumed on holidays. Attention should be paid to asking about home-production and gifts. Do not omit these since there are many households that do not engage in agricultural production. Many persons mistake question 5 for the total, but this question only deals with the value of home-made or non-purchased goods. Especially when Tet is approaching, many households receive foods as gifts for Tet. 58111 4610 600 quality code quality code quality code quality code quality code Asks about the total amount and value of home-produced or foods and foodstuffs received as gifts and consumed on holidays. Attention should be paid to asking about home-production and gifts. Do not omit these since there are many households that do not engage in agricultural production. Many persons mistake question 5 for the total, but this question only deals with the value of home-made or non-purchased goods. Especially when Tet is approaching, many households receive foods as gifts for Tet. 14571 48150 5 1 gram 2 kg 3 liter 4 piece 5. What is the value ... BUY IT AT THE MARKET 5. What is the value ... BUY IT AT THE MARKET 5. What is the value ... BUY IT AT THE MARKET 5. What is the value ... BUY IT AT THE MARKET 5. What is the value ... BUY IT AT THE MARKET What is the value of this ..[ ].. if you had to BUY IT AT THE MARKET? THOUSAND DONGS Asks about the total amount and value of home-produced or foods and foodstuffs received as gifts and consumed on holidays. Attention should be paid to asking about home-production and gifts. Do not omit these since there are many households that do not engage in agricultural production. Many persons mistake question 5 for the total, but this question only deals with the value of home-made or non-purchased goods. Especially when Tet is approaching, many households receive foods as gifts for Tet. 62568 153 1800 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 158383 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 158383 1 388 cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code cluster & foodstuff code 158383 301 345 301 Ordinary rice 302 Sticky rice 303 Corn/maize (weight of kernels) 304 Cassava (fresh equivalent) 305 Sweet and ordinary potatoes, fresh equivalent 306 Barley, malt, millet, kaoliang 307 Bread, wheat or wheat flour 308 Wheat/egg noodle (dry) 309 Fresh rice noodles 310 Arrow root noodles 311 Pork meat (inedible parts removed) 312 Beef and buffalo meat (inedible parts removed) 313 Chicken 314 Duck and other Poultry 315 Other meats? (goat, lamb, game meats, birds) 316 Processed meat 317 Lard, cooking oil 318 Fresh fish, shrimp 319 Dried and processed fish and shrimp? 320 Other seafoods (crab, snails..) 321 Chicken or duck eggs 322 Tofu 323 Peanuts, sesame seeds? 324 Beans 325 Water morning glory 326 Kohlrabi 327 Cabbage 328 Tomatoes 329 Other vegetables? (calabash, pumpkin, cucumber) 330 Oranges 331 Bananas 332 Mangoes 333 Other fruit (rambutan, papaya, melon...) 334 Fish sauce and dipping sauce 335 Salt 336 MSG 337 Sugar, molasses 338 Cake, candy, candied fruit 339 Milk and other milk products 340 Alcohol and beer 341 Coffee 342 Tea 343 Beverages? (made with industrial methods) 344 Food and drink away from home? breakfast, lunch, dinner) 345 Other 2. purchased or bartered 2. purchased or bartered 2. purchased or bartered 2. purchased or bartered 2. purchased or bartered 2. Since my last visit has your household purchased or bartered for ..[ ]..? IF THE ANSWE CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 4 158350 33 1 2 1 yes 2 no 3. What is the value of the ... that you purchased or bartered for? 3. What is the value of the ... that you purchased or bartered for? 3. What is the value of the ... that you purchased or bartered for? 3. What is the value of the ... that you purchased or bartered for? 3. What is the value of the ... that you purchased or bartered for? 3. What is the value of the ..[ ].. that you purchased or bartered for? thousand dong SKIP TO QUESTION 5 69384 88999 1440 4. During the last 12 months, have members of your household purchased or bartered 4. During the last 12 months, have members of your household purchased or bartered 4. During the last 12 months, have members of your household purchased or bartered 4. During the last 12 months, have members of your household purchased or bartered 4. During the last 12 months, have members of your household purchased or bartered 4. During the last 12 months, have members of your household purchased or bartered for ..[ ]..? IF THE ANSWE CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 9 89075 69308 1 3 1 yes 2 no 5. how many months during the past 12 months ... 5. how many months during the past 12 months ... 5. how many months during the past 12 months ... 5. how many months during the past 12 months ... 5. how many months during the past 12 months ... 5. Apart from Tet and other holidays, how many months during the past 12 months have members of your household purchased or bartered for ..[ ]..? months 133819 24564 12 6. During these months, how often did your household usually purchase TIME 6. During these months, how often did your household usually purchase TIME 6. During these months, how often did your household usually purchase TIME 6. During these months, how often did your household usually purchase TIME 6. During these months, how often did your household usually purchase TIME 6. During these months, how often did your household usually purchase or barter for .[ ]..? TIME Aims to determine the frequency of purchasing food of the household whether it is regular or not. The answer is recorded in 2 columns: time column and time unit code column. If the interviewer always asks expenditures for a month, that is not correct. This question is asked to see the most appropriate frequency that arises according to the consumption patterns of the household. 133818 24565 90 TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT 6. During these months, how often did your household usually purchase or barter for .[ ]..? TIME UNIT Aims to determine the frequency of purchasing food of the household whether it is regular or not. The answer is recorded in 2 columns: time column and time unit code column. If the interviewer always asks expenditures for a month, that is not correct. This question is asked to see the most appropriate frequency that arises according to the consumption patterns of the household. 133816 24567 3 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 7. amount amount QUALITY 7. amount amount QUALITY 7. amount amount QUALITY 7. amount amount QUALITY 7. amount amount QUALITY 7. What was the usual amount of ..[ ].. amount ? QUALITY Record the average amount of a purchase. For example: if the response for question 6 is 5 KGs of rice each time; the interviewer will record this to the quantity column, record 2 to the unit column (kg code 2). If the respondent says 5 mugs or measures ... then the interviewer has to convert mug or measure ... into the equivalent measures listed in the questionnaire. For example: 1 measure = 0.8 kg 5 measures = 4.0 kg (5 x 0.8)... In reality, the times of purchase among different months and the amount each time vary. Some households can’t even remember the number of times purchased and the amount each time, if this happens, the interviewer has to prompt on the basis of the information obtained. In principle, The interviewer should rely on the theory of average numbers to estimate the frequency of times and the amount purchased. 126966 31417 3000 QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE 7. What was the usual amount of ..[ ].. bought or bartered for each time? QUALITY CODE Record the average amount of a purchase. For example: if the response for question 6 is 5 KGs of rice each time; the interviewer will record this to the quantity column, record 2 to the unit column (kg code 2). If the respondent says 5 mugs or measures ... then the interviewer has to convert mug or measure ... into the equivalent measures listed in the questionnaire. For example: 1 measure = 0.8 kg 5 measures = 4.0 kg (5 x 0.8)... In reality, the times of purchase among different months and the amount each time vary. Some households can’t even remember the number of times purchased and the amount each time, if this happens, the interviewer has to prompt on the basis of the information obtained. In principle, The interviewer should rely on the theory of average numbers to estimate the frequency of times and the amount purchased. 126977 31406 4 1 gram 2 kg 3 liter 4 piece 8. value of the usual quantity 8. value of the usual quantity 8. value of the usual quantity 8. value of the usual quantity 8. value of the usual quantity 8. What is the value of the usual quantity of ..[ ].. your household buys or barters for? THOUSAND DONGS 133814 24569 3240 9. During the past 12 months ... from home production or non-purchase? 9. During the past 12 months ... from home production or non-purchase? 9. During the past 12 months ... from home production or non-purchase? 9. During the past 12 months ... from home production or non-purchase? 9. During the past 12 months ... from home production or non-purchase? 9. During the past 12 months have members of your household consumed any ..[ ].. from home production or non-purchase? IF THE ANSWE CODE IS 2, SKIP TO NEXT FOOD s the total amount consumed in all month listed in question 10, not the average amount per month 158344 39 2 1 yes 2 no 10. How many months out of the last 12 months 10. How many months out of the last 12 months 10. How many months out of the last 12 months 10. How many months out of the last 12 months 10. How many months out of the last 12 months 10. How many months out of the last 12 months did members of your household consume ..[ ].. from home production or non-purchase?\ months s the total amount consumed in all month listed in question 10, not the average amount per month 31688 126695 0.6 12 11.What is the quantity 11.What is the quantity 11.What is the quantity 11.What is the quantity 11.What is the quantity 11.What is the quantity of ..[ ].. that was consumed by your household in these months? QUALITY s the total amount consumed in all month listed in question 10, not the average amount per month 30351 128032 5000 QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE QUALITY CODE 11.What is the quantity of ..[ ].. that was consumed by your household in these months? QUALITY CODE s the total amount consumed in all month listed in question 10, not the average amount per month 30357 128026 4 1 gram 2 kg 3 liter 4 piece 12. What is the value of this ... 12. What is the value of this ... 12. What is the value of this ... 12. What is the value of this ... 12. What is the value of this ... 12. What is the value of this ..[ ].. if you had to buy it in the market? thousand dong SKIP TO NEXT FOOD s the total amount consumed in all month listed in question 10, not the average amount per month 31686 126697 0.5 8160 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 35306 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 35306 1 388 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code During the past 4 weeks, did anyone in your household spend money or barter for any of the following items? Ask question 1 for all items before going to 2-3 The interviewer has to ask question 1 to all products listed in the questionnaire first. Upon the completion of this question, move on to the second question. If the respondent says that they have bought or bartered for goods in the last 4 weeks, the interviewer marks “X” to the respective box for this question. This question requires the respondent to confirm yes or no. Item 102. Allowance expenses for children: is the money given to children to spend, apart from money for breakfast already listed in household expenditures section 11. Item 103. Charcoal, wood, sawdust and item 104. Petroleum: check question 37 section 6 B. If the household uses and has to buy these items, record these items in the last 4 weeks. Item 114. Worship: is the expenditures for worship, considered as a daily, or monthly activity such as the First day of the month, mid month, lighting incense, going to the pagoda, church. 35306 101 115 101 Betel leaf, areca nut, lime 102 Pocket money for children 103 Coal, wood, sawdust, chaff 104 Kerosene for cooking or light 105 Natural gas 106 Gasoline for motor vehicles (car, motorcycle) 107 Matches, candles, flint 108 Laundry, dishwashing detergent, bleach 109 Bath soap, shampoo, toothpaste 110 Toilet paper, razorblades, toothbrushes 111 Flowers 112 Bicycle, motorcycle or car tending 113 Lottery tickets 114 Regular worship items 115 Other 2. he money value of the expenditure 2. he money value of the expenditure 2. he money value of the expenditure 2. he money value of the expenditure 2. he money value of the expenditure What is the money value of the ..[ ].. that your household purchased or bartered for in the past 4 weeks? thousand dong 35276 30 1800 3. value of home-production consumed 3. value of home-production consumed 3. value of home-production consumed 3. value of home-production consumed 3. value of home-production consumed In the past 4 weeks what is the value of home-production of ..[ ].. consumed by your household? thousand dong 5131 30175 600 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 107053 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 107053 1 388 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code 1. Expenditures code Have the members of your household purchased or obtained by barter any of the following items during the past 12 months? Complete 1 for all items before asking questions 2-5. Item 115 “various kind of fabrics”- If the household can't separate money for cloth and money for making the clothes, record as expenditures for ready-made clothes. Item 134 “expenditures for making a new house (excluding materials)” including wages and lunch money paid for the repair work. Item 143 “other transport expenditures ” including fines, vehicle keeping fee (if it has not been reported above) Item 144. Books, newspapers, magazines: excluding textbooks for education recorded in Section 2. Item 146 “entertainment” should include the hiring of video tapes if the household has a video player. Item 158. Do not forget contributions for Cuba, flood-torn areas, etc. Item 157. Including money contribution instead of public working days. Item 160. Expenditures for wedding of household members in the last 12 months. Expenditures includes cash expenses and value of home-production goods. Item 161. Funeral, worship: expenditures for funeral or big death anniversary of the household, there are many non-household members attending and eating. Expenditures includes cash expenses and value of home-produced goods. Item 165. Other expenditures: Including annual expenditures not mentioned yet, including such items as " negative fee" (tieu cuc phi) which has not been recorded in any section above. It is required to calculate expenditures relating to pet raising if it has not been included in section 11 part A, B or section 9 part J. we also need to calculate transport fee when large valuable goods are purchased or other expenditures 107053 115 165 115 Fabric 116 Ready-made clothing (exclude underclothing) 117 Mosquito net and netting 118 Underclothing 119 Face towel, scarves? 120 Rush mats, blankets? 121 Shoes, sandals, wooden clogs 122 Nylon sheeting, hats, umbrellas 123 Other sewing materials and garments (needles, thread, socks...) 124 Tailoring or laundry service 125 Light bulbs, electric wire, plugs, circuits 126 Porcelain and glass bowls, plates, teapots and cups. 127 Pans, pots, bins, buckets, basins 128 Vacuum thermos and liner 129 Bags and baskets 130 Lighter, flashlight 131 Cradle, hammock, pram 132 Other household items 133 Construction materials 134 Expenses for building new house (exclude materials) 135 Home repairs, painting, etc. 136 Bike tires, tubes 137 Bicycle spare parts 138 Motorbike, car tire, tubes 139 Motorcycle, car spare parts 140 Maintenance and repair of bicycle or motorbike or car 141 Boat, bus, train, taxi, car, transportation fees 142 Cyclo and ferry fees 143 Other transportation (airplane, traffic fees) 144 Books, newspapers, magazines 145 Pictures, photos, houseplants 146 Entertainment? (cinema, video, sports) 147 Toys 148 Envelopes, stamps, telephone 149 Jewelry, watch, makeup 150 Gold, silver, precious gems for saving 151 Haircut, hairdressing 152 Cosmetic surgery, body building 153 Excursion, holidays 154 Other cultural activities 155 Taxes? (Except for taxes listed in parts 9 and 10) 156 Local security fund? (fund collected at local level for police) 157 Corvee labor contribution fund 158 Contribution to associations (old age, charity...) 159 Insurance, (excluding health insurance) 160 Engagement and wedding of members of the household 161 Funeral and worship on special occasions of members of the household 162 Gifts, donations (including wedding, old age and funeral) 163 Hiring domestic services 164 Contributions to informal credit arrangements, purchase of stocks or bonds 165 Other expenditures 2. Since my last visit...? 2. Since my last visit...? 2. Since my last visit...? 2. Since my last visit...? 2. Since my last visit...? Since my last visit have the members of your household purchased or obtained by barter any any..[ ].. ? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 4 107053 2 1 yes 2 no 3.What is the money value ... purchased or obtained 3.What is the money value ... purchased or obtained 3.What is the money value ... purchased or obtained 3.What is the money value ... purchased or obtained 3.What is the money value ... purchased or obtained What is the money value of ..[ ].. purchased or obtained by barter since my last visit? Thousand dong 12717 94336 50000 4. ...purchased or obtained by barter in the last 12 months 4. ...purchased or obtained by barter in the last 12 months 4. ...purchased or obtained by barter in the last 12 months 4. ...purchased or obtained by barter in the last 12 months 4. ...purchased or obtained by barter in the last 12 months What is the money value of the ..[ ].. purchased or obtained by barter in the last 12 months? Thousand dong 106983 70 350000 5. produced at home, or obtained in ways other than purchas 5. produced at home, or obtained in ways other than purchas 5. produced at home, or obtained in ways other than purchas 5. produced at home, or obtained in ways other than purchas 5. produced at home, or obtained in ways other than purchas What is the value of ..[ ].. produced at home, or obtained in ways other than purchase or during the past 12 months? Thousand dong 100272 6781 30960 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 63459 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 63459 1 388 order column order column order column order column order column 63459 1 34 1. durable good: id code 1. durable good: id code 1. durable good: id code 1. durable good: id code 1. durable good: id code Please describe all the ..[DURABLE GOODS ].. owned by members of members of your household? Ask question 1 for all items before going to 2-4. Write the item and description (make, color, etc.) for each of the goods. Copy the code and then go to the next item in the list for which the answer was yes. - If the household has all items that have been listed and has only one of each (for example, only one bicycle) record one of each type in the listed line for the respective furniture. - If the household has all listed furniture and each type has more than two (pieces) record each piece on a separate line. Furniture of the same type have the same code for that furniture. For example: if a household has 3 bicycles, each bicycle is recorded in a line, describe each in detail ( Mifa, Eska...) and the 3 bicycles have the same code 219. It is not necessary to list the 3 bicycles consecutively. For example: if it is recorded in the next page of Part C and a new bicycle is discovered, whereas two bicycles have been recorded in the previous page, the newly discovered bicycle can be recorded in the next page. - List all furniture in order of high value to low value. If the household has too many items, record all the rest of the items to the last line and calculate the total sum for them to question 4. - Be careful when recording other durable goods. If there are goods such as statue ornamental trees, other ornamental furniture that are not clearly listed in the list, by observation the interviewer sees them, s/he should suggest the item to the respondent and ask the value of these furniture 63423 36 201 233 201 Video cassette player 202 Color tv 203 Black and white tv 204 Stereo equipment 205 Radio/ Cassette player 206 Radio receiver, phonograph 207 Computer 208 Camera 209 Refrigerator, freezer 210 Air conditioner 211 Washing machine 212 Electric fan 213 Electricity regulator, stabilizer, meter 214 Water heater 215 Gas stove 216 Electric stove, rice cooker, pressure cooker 217 Car 218 Motorbike 219 Bicycle 220 Boat 221 Push cart, stroller 222 sewing or knitting machine 223 Wall cupboard 224 Other types of cupboards, wardrobes 225 Bed 226 Chairs, sofa 227 Wall or table clock 228 Fax machine 229 Telephone 230 Household water pump 231 Vacuum cleaner, dehumidifier 232 Household electric generator 233 Other valuable goods (antiques, piano, dressing table) 2. In what year did you acquire 2. In what year did you acquire 2. In what year did you acquire 2. In what year did you acquire 2. In what year did you acquire In what year did you acquire this ..[ ].. ? YEAR Year of purchasing goods or having goods, record 2 digit to year column. For example: if the respondent says the year of buying 1992, record 92. 62944 515 98 3. How much did you pay 3. How much did you pay 3. How much did you pay 3. How much did you pay 3. How much did you pay How much did you pay for this ..[ ]..? If it was a gift or exchange, or obtained at subsidized prices: What was the value of this ..[ ].. when you acquired it? thousand dong Furniture bought with a subsidised price, received under the form of presents or gifts or barter must be converted into value, calculated by the local market price at the time of purchase, barter or receipt. Unit thousand Dong is applied to all Vietnamese currency circulated in the locality at the purchase or barter time or receipt under gift form. The recording is as follows: - Fan 35 Watt (W) prior to 1985 charged 35 Dong , record 0,035 - Dong Nai bicycle prior to 1976 in the South priced 290 Dong, record 0,29 - Motorbike HONDA 67 bought in 1972 in Sai Gon priced 2000 Dong, record 2 55314 8145 200000 4. If you wanted to sell this ... today, how much would you receive 4. If you wanted to sell this ... today, how much would you receive 4. If you wanted to sell this ... today, how much would you receive 4. If you wanted to sell this ... today, how much would you receive 4. If you wanted to sell this ... today, how much would you receive If you wanted to sell this ..[ ].. today, how much would you receive? thousand dong SKIP TO NEXT ITEM Estimate using the price in the open local market at the interview time. For old furniture, whose use value is low, or if it is hard to estimate the value at the local market price at the time of interview, based on the years used and the new price of the same furniture calculate its value. 63178 281 200000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6000 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6000 1 388 1. any member of your household provided money or goods to persons 1. any member of your household provided money or goods to persons 1. any member of your household provided money or goods to persons 1. any member of your household provided money or goods to persons 1. any member of your household provided money or goods to persons 1. During the past 12 months has any member of your household provided money or goods to persons who are not members of your household? For example, children or relatives living elsewhere, or to other people? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO SECTION 13 6000 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 1631 109 38602 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 1631 1 386 order order order order order 1631 1 10 3. ID member cose 3. ID member cose 3. ID member cose 3. ID member cose 3. ID member cose Now I would like to ask you some questions about the people to whom the members of your household send assistance. Which member of your household sent money to ..[ NAME]..? ID CODE Copy the id code from section 1A. 1631 1 12 4. relationship to the person 4. relationship to the person 4. relationship to the person 4. relationship to the person 4. relationship to the person What is the relationship of..[NAME].. to the person who sent money? 1631 2 15 2 wife or husband 3 child 4 son/daughter-in-law 5 grandchild 6 father or mother 7 parents-in-law 8 sister or brother 9 grandfather/grandmother 10 niece/nephew 11 other relative 12 adopted/step child 13 friend 14 neighbor 15 non-relative 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 1631 1 2 6. Where does ..[NAME].. live? 6. Where does ..[NAME].. live? 6. Where does ..[NAME].. live? 6. Where does ..[NAME].. live? 6. Where does ..[NAME].. live? Where does ..[NAME].. live? If ..[NAME].. lives overseas skip to question 8 Write the name of the province or country. 1629 2 1 84 7. Is the place that ..[NAME].. lives a? 7. Is the place that ..[NAME].. lives a? 7. Is the place that ..[NAME].. lives a? 7. Is the place that ..[NAME].. lives a? 7. Is the place that ..[NAME].. lives a? Is the place that ..[NAME].. lives a? Read to the respondent 1625 6 1 5 1 City 2 Large town 3 Small town 4 Rural area 5 Don't know 8. How much money have members of your household sent 8. How much money have members of your household sent 8. How much money have members of your household sent 8. How much money have members of your household sent 8. How much money have members of your household sent How much money have members of your household sent ..[NAME].. in the past 12 months including the value of in-kind assistance? THOUSAND DONG 1631 5 72000 9. used this money FIRST 9. used this money FIRST 9. used this money FIRST 9. used this money FIRST 9. used this money FIRST How has ..[NAME].. used this money? FIRST 1630 1 1 7 1 consumption 2 schooling 3 investment in nonfarm production 4 investment in farm production 5 build house 6 other 7 don't know SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND How has ..[NAME].. used this money? SECOND 141 1490 1 6 1 consumption 2 schooling 3 investment in nonfarm production 4 investment in farm production 5 build house 6 other 7 don't know THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD How has ..[NAME].. used this money? THIRD 2 1629 5 6 1 consumption 2 schooling 3 investment in nonfarm production 4 investment in farm production 5 build house 6 other 7 don't know 10. Is part of this assistance to be repaid 10. Is part of this assistance to be repaid 10. Is part of this assistance to be repaid 10. Is part of this assistance to be repaid 10. Is part of this assistance to be repaid Is part of this assistance to be repaid to the members of your household? skip to next person This question deals with expenditures for assistance of "bilateral assistance", and it is often the local customs (see example 2, definition, expenditures for assistance.) 1631 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 2750 101 38803 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 2750 1 388 order order order order order 2750 1 10 3. id CODE of receive 3. id CODE of receive 3. id CODE of receive 3. id CODE of receive 3. id CODE of receive To which member of the household did [name] send money? ID CODE Copy the id code from Section 1A for the member of the household who received money. Record code for each household member who received the assistance. 2750 1 11 4. relationship to the person who received money 4. relationship to the person who received money 4. relationship to the person who received money 4. relationship to the person who received money 4. relationship to the person who received money What is the relationship of..[NAME].. to the person who received money? Record code for the relation of each sender to receiver according to relation codes from 2 to 13 listed in the questionnaire 2750 2 15 2 wife or huband 3 child 4 son/daughter-in-law 5 grandchild 6 father or mother 7 parents-in-law 8 sister or brother 9 grandfather/grandmother 10 niece/nephew 11 other relative 12 adopted/step child 13 friend 14 neighbor 15 non-relative 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 5. Is ..[NAME].. male or female? Is ..[NAME].. male or female? 2750 1 2 1 male 2 female 6. Where does ..[NAME] currently live? 6. Where does ..[NAME] currently live? 6. Where does ..[NAME] currently live? 6. Where does ..[NAME] currently live? 6. Where does ..[NAME] currently live? Where does ..[NAME] currently live? Write the name of the province or country. If overseas skip to question 8 Record information on address of the senders of assistance. For example: if the husband or children are state employees, soldiers or studying abroad (non-household members) or close relatives, friends, sending money or goods to household members. If the sender is residing in the country, record the name of the province, province code, and whether his address is a city or provincial town, district town or rural area. If the sender is living in a foreign country, record country name and country code. 2750 1 84 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other 7.Is that place a... 7.Is that place a... 7.Is that place a... 7.Is that place a... 7.Is that place a... Is that place a... Read to the respondent 2255 495 1 5 1 City 2 Large town 3 Small town 4 Rural area 5 Don't know 8. How much money have household members received 8. How much money have household members received 8. How much money have household members received 8. How much money have household members received 8. How much money have household members received How much money have household members received in the past 12 months from ..[NAME].. including the value of all payments in-kind? THOUSAND DONGS Record the amount of money of value of goods sent in the last 12 months. Assistance in kind is converted into the current local market price at the time of receipt. 2750 10 104000 9.3 How has this member of the household used this money? FIRST 9.3 How has this member of the household used this money? FIRST 9.3 How has this member of the household used this money? FIRST 9.3 How has this member of the household used this money? FIRST 9.3 How has this member of the household used this money? FIRST How has this member of the household used this money? FIRST 2750 1 7 1 consumption 2 schooling 3 investment in nonfarm production 4 investment in farm production 5 build house 6 other 7 don't know (2): (2): (2): (2): (2): How has this member of the household used this money? SECOND 218 2532 1 6 1 consumption 2 schooling 3 investment in nonfarm production 4 investment in farm production 5 build house 6 other 7 don't know (3): (3): (3): (3): (3): How has this member of the household used this money? THIRD 17 2733 1 6 1 consumption 2 schooling 3 investment in nonfarm production 4 investment in farm production 5 build house 6 other 7 don't know 10. part of this assistance to be repaid 10. part of this assistance to be repaid 10. part of this assistance to be repaid 10. part of this assistance to be repaid 10. part of this assistance to be repaid Is part of this assistance to be repaid to the ..[NAME]..? SKIP TO NEXT PERSON Identify whether the assistance belongs to the form "bilateral assistance", that is, whether the household has to repay a part of the received assistance. 2750 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 7810 103 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 7810 1 388 1. income code 1. income code 1. income code 1. income code 1. income code First, the interviewer asks this question to all incomes listed in the questionnaire. The answer is "yes" or "no" and the interviewer has to mark “x” to the respective box for each income 7810 401 416 401 Social insurance fund of the government 402 Social subsidies? (to families of war martyrs, disabled vets,etc. and subsidies from soc. org. or prod. facilities) 403 Funds or programs related to the government poverty alleviation policy? 404 Assistance from private and international nongovernmental organizations 405 Interest on savings, stock, loans 406 Insurance 407 Gifts (Including cash and value of gifts for weddings, funerals) 408 Dowry or brideprice and inheritance 409 Lottery winnings 410 Income from lease of buildings, equipment, land, draft or stud animals? (excluding incomes mentioned in section 9L) 411 Income from lease of durable goods, everyday utensils? (such as tables, chairs, dishes, bowls? (see list in section 12C) 412 Income from sales of buildings, production equipment Don't include amounts already listed in section 9L 413 Sale of vehicles (car motorcycle, bicycle) Vehicles for household or business use 414 Sales of durable goods 415 Sale of gold, silver, jewelry 416 Other income? (such as withdrawal from savings, stocks, advances...) 2. value of all income received 2. value of all income received 2. value of all income received 2. value of all income received 2. value of all income received What is the value of all income received by the members of your household in cash or in-kind from ..[ ].. during the past 12 months? THOUSAND DONG Record the sum of money and value of the goods received by the household in the last 12 months. - Code 401:"Social insurance fund of the Government" including pension, poor health, disability.. of soldiers, retired state employee, pension due to poor health - Code 402: "Social subsidies" including subsidies for families of war martyrs, labourers on sickness leave, disabled vets; sudden subsidies for accidents. These subsidies from social organizations, or production facilities (using labour). Attention should be paid to money for worshipping war martyrs when there is no parent or wife left; money from Orders . - Code 406: "Various types of insurance" including items received from health insurance, pupil body insurance, asset insurance, pet insurance, plants insurance (if any.) 7809 1 2.5 350000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 5999 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 5999 1 388 1. household owe money or goods to anyone 1. household owe money or goods to anyone 1. household owe money or goods to anyone 1. household owe money or goods to anyone 1. household owe money or goods to anyone 1. Do you or members of your household owe money or goods to anyone? For example, to a bank, production facility, moneylender, revolving credit association or any other organization or individual? Include loans of capital or goods for businesses? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 1, SKIP TO QUESTION 3 Identify whether any household members has cash or in-kind debts to anyone in the last 12 months. If the household has purchased goods, pending payment, calculate as borrowing108 but not yet paying back. If the household is in debt to the Co-operatives agricultural land tax or housing tax, also record here 5999 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2 ... household paid back any loans whether borrowed 2 ... household paid back any loans whether borrowed 2 ... household paid back any loans whether borrowed 2 ... household paid back any loans whether borrowed 2 ... household paid back any loans whether borrowed 2. In the past 12 months has any member of your household paid back any loans whether borrowed in the past 12 months or previous years? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO PART B Identify information on loans borrowed in the last 12 months which have been paid back and the amount paid back in the previous years (prior to the last 12 months) 3229 2770 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4526 101 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4526 1 388 order order order order order 4526 1 10 4. id code of the member of the household 4. id code of the member of the household 4. id code of the member of the household 4. id code of the member of the household 4. id code of the member of the household id code of the member of the household who contracted this loan.. ID CODE Record the code of each household member who borrowed the item recorded in column 3 4525 1 1 12 5. Is this the same lender as the loan 5. Is this the same lender as the loan 5. Is this the same lender as the loan 5. Is this the same lender as the loan 5. Is this the same lender as the loan Is this the same lender as the loan on the previous line? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 1, SKIP TO QUESTION 14 1575 2951 1 7 1 yse 2 no 6. Creditor codes 6. Creditor codes 6. Creditor codes 6. Creditor codes 6. Creditor codes Creditor codes IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 1 OR 2 OR 3, SKIP TO QUESTION 9; IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 5 OR 6 OR 7 OR 8 OR 9 OR 10 OR 11 OR 12, SKIP TO QUESTION 13 4393 133 1 12 1 private money lender 2 relative 3 other individual 4 revolving credit association 5 private bank 6 Bank for the poor 7 Other government bank 8 Cooperative 9 Poverty alleviation Program 10 Job Creation Program 11 Other programs 12 other source 7. How many individuals participate ... 7. How many individuals participate ... 7. How many individuals participate ... 7. How many individuals participate ... 7. How many individuals participate ... How many individuals participate in this revolving credit association? people If question 6 has the answer code 4 then question 7 asks about the total number of people who participated in an informal revolving credit fund (ho, hui). The number of participants calculated at the time the household or household members participated in a revolving credit fund 28 4498 5 80 8. evolving credit association begin MONTH 8. evolving credit association begin MONTH 8. evolving credit association begin MONTH 8. evolving credit association begin MONTH 8. evolving credit association begin MONTH When did this revolving credit association begin? MONTH skip to question 13 Record the start time of the revolving credit fund in month and year. 28 4498 1 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR When did this revolving credit association begin? YEAR skip to question 13 Record the start time of the revolving credit fund in month and year. 28 4498 17 98 9. relationship with the member of the household 9. relationship with the member of the household 9. relationship with the member of the household 9. relationship with the member of the household 9. relationship with the member of the household What is the relationship of ..[CREDITOR].. with the member of the household who borrowed money? 2330 2196 3 15 2 wife or husband 3 child 4 son/daughter-in-law 5 grandchild 6 father or mother 7 parents-in-law 8 sister or brother 9 grandfather/grandmother 10 niece/nephew 11 other relative 12 adopted/step child 13 friend 14 neighbor 15 other unrelated individual 10. Is ..[CREDITOR]... male or female? 10. Is ..[CREDITOR]... male or female? 10. Is ..[CREDITOR]... male or female? 10. Is ..[CREDITOR]... male or female? 10. Is ..[CREDITOR]... male or female? Is [CREDITOR] male or female? 2327 2199 1 2 1 male 2 female 11. member of the borrowing household ever lend 11. member of the borrowing household ever lend 11. member of the borrowing household ever lend 11. member of the borrowing household ever lend 11. member of the borrowing household ever lend Did any member of the borrowing household ever lend to [creditor] before? 2330 2196 1 2 1 yes 2 no 12. ONG/BA DA BAO GIO VAY... 12. ONG/BA DA BAO GIO VAY... 12. ONG/BA DA BAO GIO VAY... 12. ONG/BA DA BAO GIO VAY... 12. ONG/BA DA BAO GIO VAY... Has the borrowing household ever borrowed from the [creditor] before? 2330 2196 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4526 101 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4526 1 388 order order order order order 4526 1 10 13. Where is the [CREDITOR] located? 13. Where is the [CREDITOR] located? 13. Where is the [CREDITOR] located? 13. Where is the [CREDITOR] located? 13. Where is the [CREDITOR] located? Where is the [CREDITOR] located? 4444 82 1 82 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other 14. How much money did the household member borrow 14. How much money did the household member borrow 14. How much money did the household member borrow 14. How much money did the household member borrow 14. How much money did the household member borrow How much money did the household member borrow from [CREDITOR] under this loan? thousand dong If the loan is in goods, what is the value of those goods? 4526 2 650000 15. In what month and year did the household members borrow MONTH 15. In what month and year did the household members borrow MONTH 15. In what month and year did the household members borrow MONTH 15. In what month and year did the household members borrow MONTH 15. In what month and year did the household members borrow MONTH In what month and year did the household members borrow this money or these goods from [CREDITOR]? month 4521 5 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR In what month and year did the household members borrow this money or these goods from [CREDITOR]? year 4525 1 68 98 16. Why ... have to contract this loan? 16. Why ... have to contract this loan? 16. Why ... have to contract this loan? 16. Why ... have to contract this loan? 16. Why ... have to contract this loan? Why did a member of your household have to contract this loan? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 3 OR 4 OR 5 OR 6 OR 7 OR 8 OR 9 OR 10 OR 11, SKIP TO QUESTION 18 f an amount borrowed is used for more than two production branches, based on the purpose of capital borrowing and the actual operation of the production record code for the main branch 4526 1 11 1 working capital 2 basic investment 3 repay loan 4 relend 5 build or buy house 6 wedding/funeral 7 schooling 8 general consumption 9 buy food before harvests 10 buy consumer durables 11 other 17. For what production sector was this loan? 17. For what production sector was this loan? 17. For what production sector was this loan? 17. For what production sector was this loan? 17. For what production sector was this loan? For what production sector was this loan? f an amount borrowed is used for more than two production branches, based on the purpose of capital borrowing and the actual operation of the production record code for the main branch 2635 1891 1 4 1 agricultural, forestry or fishery production 2 industrial and professional production 3 trading 4 services 18. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 18. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 18. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 18. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 18. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 20 Ask to identify whether the loan requires paying interest or not, if yes, how many % per time unit 4526 1 2 1 yes 2 no 19. What was the rate of interest? 19. What was the rate of interest? 19. What was the rate of interest? 19. What was the rate of interest? 19. What was the rate of interest? What was the rate of interest? interest rate Ask to identify whether the loan requires paying interest or not, if yes, how many % per time unit 3008 1518 50 time unit time unit time unit time unit time unit What was the rate of interest? time unit Ask to identify whether the loan requires paying interest or not, if yes, how many % per time unit 3003 1523 3 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 20. have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 20. have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 20. have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 20. have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 20. have to offer assets as collateral for this loan Did the household member have to offer assets as collateral for this loan? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 22 Identify whether the borrowing has collateral or not. Collateral can be very diverse, for large loans collateral can be a house, durable goods… Some loan agreements can be made verbally, as the loan matures and if the borrower is not able to pay it back, the lender has the right to confiscate rice, cattle, plants in the garden or rice in the field. 4525 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 21. What kind of assets did you have to offer as collateral? 21. What kind of assets did you have to offer as collateral? 21. What kind of assets did you have to offer as collateral? 21. What kind of assets did you have to offer as collateral? 21. What kind of assets did you have to offer as collateral? What kind of assets did you have to offer as collateral? 1633 2893 1 6 1 land 2 house 3 furniture, assets 4 savings book 5 paddy 6 other 22. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 22. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 22. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 22. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 22. Is there a guarantor for this loan? Is there a guarantor for this loan? if the answer code is 2, skip to 4128 398 2 1 yes 2 no 23. relationship of the guarantor to the member 23. relationship of the guarantor to the member 23. relationship of the guarantor to the member 23. relationship of the guarantor to the member 23. relationship of the guarantor to the member What is the relationship of the guarantor to the member of the household borrowing money? Code "8" [sic] “Employer” means when a person who works as a hired or contracted labourer for another person. When the contracted or hired worker borrows money or goods, his guarantor is his employer 916 3610 2 17 2 wife or husband 3 child 4 son/daught.-in-law 5 grandchild 6 father or mother 7 parents-in-law 8 sister or brother 9 grandparent 10 niece/nephew 11 other relative 12 adopted/step child 13 friend 14 neighbor 15 Employer 16 Local Official 17 other household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4526 101 38818 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 4526 1 388 order order order order order 4526 1 10 24. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 24. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 24. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 24. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 24. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 26 Records the agreed maturity time to pay the loans and the tentative time to pay back(if the borrowing has not been paid back). 4522 4 1 2 1 yes 2 no 25. when must the debt be paid back? 25. when must the debt be paid back? 25. when must the debt be paid back? 25. when must the debt be paid back? 25. when must the debt be paid back? According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? month Records the agreed maturity time to pay the loans and the tentative time to pay back(if the borrowing has not been paid back). 2622 1904 12 year year year year year According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? year Records the agreed maturity time to pay the loans and the tentative time to pay back(if the borrowing has not been paid back). 2625 1901 1970 2005 26. In what form ... have to pay back this loan 26. In what form ... have to pay back this loan 26. In what form ... have to pay back this loan 26. In what form ... have to pay back this loan 26. In what form ... have to pay back this loan In what form do you or members of your household have to pay back this loan? if the answer code is 2 or 3, skip to question 29 Asks about methods of payment in the form of installment payments with the sum and date as agreed before. For example: a loan requiring paying back 1/10 of the principal each month. Or if each loan payment should be paid 20% quarterly; the rest will be paid in the fourth quarter. Instalment payments is based on regular payments. This question records the agreed form of payment between lender and borrower. 4526 1 3 1 regularly 2 not regularly 3 pay back principal and interest at the end of the contract 27... How many regular payments 27... How many regular payments 27... How many regular payments 27... How many regular payments 27... How many regular payments How many regular payments on your loan have you or members of your household made so far? times This question asks about the sum of money or value of the goods borrowed and paid by the household or household members in the form or regular installment payment. 1466 3060 335 28. What is the amount of the regular payment? 28. What is the amount of the regular payment? 28. What is the amount of the regular payment? 28. What is the amount of the regular payment? 28. What is the amount of the regular payment? What is the amount of the regular payment? 1456 3070 24000 29. Up till the present, how much have you ... PRINCIPAL 29. Up till the present, how much have you ... PRINCIPAL 29. Up till the present, how much have you ... PRINCIPAL 29. Up till the present, how much have you ... PRINCIPAL 29. Up till the present, how much have you ... PRINCIPAL Up till the present, how much have you or members of your household paid back including both principal and interest? PRINCIPAL THOUSAND DONG if can't separate principal and interest, put the total amount in the column principal and interest' Asks about the results of paying back loans including principal and interests, if can't separate interest and principal, record the total that has been paid to the “principal and interest “column, and for separate interest and principal columns record KB. If can separate,109 record to separate “principal” and “interest” columns and the total to “principal and interest” column. If the borrower has paid interest, but pending payment of principal, record 0 to “principal” column, and paid interest to "interest" column and “principal and interest” column. 3676 850 150000 interest interest interest interest interest Up till the present, how much have you or members of your household paid back including both principal and interest? interest THOUSAND DONG if can't separate principal and interest, put the total amount in the column principal and interest' Asks about the results of paying back loans including principal and interests, if can't separate interest and principal, record the total that has been paid to the “principal and interest “column, and for separate interest and principal columns record KB. If can separate,109 record to separate “principal” and “interest” columns and the total to “principal and interest” column. If the borrower has paid interest, but pending payment of principal, record 0 to “principal” column, and paid interest to "interest" column and “principal and interest” column. 3815 711 52700 principal and interest principal and interest principal and interest principal and interest principal and interest Up till the present, how much have you or members of your household paid back including both principal and interest? principal and interest THOUSAND DONG if can't separate principal and interest, put the total amount in the column principal and interest' Asks about the results of paying back loans including principal and interests, if can't separate interest and principal, record the total that has been paid to the “principal and interest “column, and for separate interest and principal columns record KB. If can separate,109 record to separate “principal” and “interest” columns and the total to “principal and interest” column. If the borrower has paid interest, but pending payment of principal, record 0 to “principal” column, and paid interest to "interest" column and “principal and interest” column. 3362 1164 169800 30. If the loan had to be repaid today, what amount would have to be paid? 30. If the loan had to be repaid today, what amount would have to be paid? 30. If the loan had to be repaid today, what amount would have to be paid? 30. If the loan had to be repaid today, what amount would have to be paid? 30. If the loan had to be repaid today, what amount would have to be paid? If the loan had to be repaid today, what amount would have to be paid? THOUSAND DONG ask unpaid loans only. If none, SKIP next loan Asks the money and value of the goods borrowed that still have to be paid back (including both principal and interest) as of the interview date. 4013 513 657800 31. expect to finish paying back 31. expect to finish paying back 31. expect to finish paying back 31. expect to finish paying back 31. expect to finish paying back When do the members of your household expect to finish paying back this debt? MONTH If the respondent can't give the date of paying back the loan, write dk this question refers to the payment ability of the household or household members. If they can't pay, record code 1, hard to pay, record code 2, unable to pay, record code 3 2609 1917 1 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR When do the members of your household expect to finish paying back this debt? YEAR If the respondent can't give the date of paying back the loan, write dk this question refers to the payment ability of the household or household members. If they can't pay, record code 1, hard to pay, record code 2, unable to pay, record code 3 2627 1899 1997 2010 32. Is there a possibility that you won't be able to pay back 32. Is there a possibility that you won't be able to pay back 32. Is there a possibility that you won't be able to pay back 32. Is there a possibility that you won't be able to pay back 32. Is there a possibility that you won't be able to pay back Is there a possibility that you won't be able to pay back this loan, or will have difficulties paying back this loan? SKIP TO NEXT ITEM 4015 511 1 3 1 Can't pay 2 can pay with difficulty 3 can pay household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 5999 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 5999 1 388 1. Does anyone owe money or goods to members of your household? 1. Does anyone owe money or goods to members of your household? 1. Does anyone owe money or goods to members of your household? 1. Does anyone owe money or goods to members of your household? 1. Does anyone owe money or goods to members of your household? 1. Does anyone owe money or goods to members of your household? For example, friends, neighbors, relatives, revolving credit associations or business partners...) if the answer code is 1, skip to question 3 5999 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2. ... already been paid back ... 2. ... already been paid back ... 2. ... already been paid back ... 2. ... already been paid back ... 2. ... already been paid back ... 2. In the past 12 months has anyone from your household lent out money which has already been paid back or has your household lent out money in previous years which has been paid back during the past 12 months? if the answer code is 1, skip to part C 5221 778 1 2 1 yes 2 no houshold ID code houshold ID code houshold ID code houshold ID code houshold ID code 1400 103 38512 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 1400 1 385 order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng 1400 1 10 4. Is this the same borrower as the loan on the previous line? 4. Is this the same borrower as the loan on the previous line? 4. Is this the same borrower as the loan on the previous line? 4. Is this the same borrower as the loan on the previous line? 4. Is this the same borrower as the loan on the previous line? Is this the same borrower as the loan on the previous line? 564 836 1 2 1 yes 2 no 5. Borrower codes 5. Borrower codes 5. Borrower codes 5. Borrower codes 5. Borrower codes Borrower codes if the answer code is 1 or 2, skip to question 87 1394 6 1 3 1 relative 2 other individual 3 revolving credit association 6. How many people participate in 6. How many people participate in 6. How many people participate in 6. How many people participate in 6. How many people participate in How many people participate in this revolving credit association? PEOPLE 107 1293 2 99 7. When did this revolving credit association begin? MONTH 7. When did this revolving credit association begin? MONTH 7. When did this revolving credit association begin? MONTH 7. When did this revolving credit association begin? MONTH 7. When did this revolving credit association begin? MONTH When did this revolving credit association begin? MONTH 105 1295 1 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR When did this revolving credit association begin? YEAR SKIP TO QUESTION 12 105 1295 1983 1998 8. relationship of ..[borroweR].. with the member of the household who lent money 8. relationship of ..[borroweR].. with the member of the household who lent money 8. relationship of ..[borroweR].. with the member of the household who lent money 8. relationship of ..[borroweR].. with the member of the household who lent money 8. relationship of ..[borroweR].. with the member of the household who lent money What is the relationship of ..[borroweR].. with the member of the household who lent money? 1288 112 3 15 2 wife or husband 3 child 4 son/daughter-in-law 5 grandchild 6 father or mother 7 parents-in-law 8 sister or brother 9 grandfather/grandmother 10 niece/nephew 11 other relative 12 adopted/step child 13 friend 14 neighbor 15 other unrelated individual 9. Is ..[borrower].. male or female? 9. Is ..[borrower].. male or female? 9. Is ..[borrower].. male or female? 9. Is ..[borrower].. male or female? 9. Is ..[borrower].. male or female? Is ..[borrower].. male or female? 1286 114 1 2 1 male 2 female 10. any member of the lending household ever borrow from ... before 10. any member of the lending household ever borrow from ... before 10. any member of the lending household ever borrow from ... before 10. any member of the lending household ever borrow from ... before 10. any member of the lending household ever borrow from ... before Did any member of the lending household ever borrow from [borrower] before? 1288 112 1 2 1 yes 2 no 11. Has the lending household ever lent... 11. Has the lending household ever lent... 11. Has the lending household ever lent... 11. Has the lending household ever lent... 11. Has the lending household ever lent... Has the lending household ever lent to the [borrower] before? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 13 1288 112 1 2 1 yes 2 no 12. Where is the [borrower] located? 12. Where is the [borrower] located? 12. Where is the [borrower] located? 12. Where is the [borrower] located? 12. Where is the [borrower] located? Where is the [borrower] located? 1394 6 1 80 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 1400 103 38512 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 1400 1 385 order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng 1400 1 10 13. How much money did the household member lend 13. How much money did the household member lend 13. How much money did the household member lend 13. How much money did the household member lend 13. How much money did the household member lend How much money did the household member lend to the [BORROWER] under this loan? If the loan is in goods, what is the value of those goods? THOUSAND DONG 1400 23 240000 14. ...did the household member lend this money or goods to [borroweR]? MONTH 14. ...did the household member lend this money or goods to [borroweR]? MONTH 14. ...did the household member lend this money or goods to [borroweR]? MONTH 14. ...did the household member lend this money or goods to [borroweR]? MONTH 14. ...did the household member lend this money or goods to [borroweR]? MONTH In what month and year did the household member lend this money or goods to [borroweR]? 1387 13 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR In what month and year did the household member lend this money or goods to [borroweR]? 1397 3 1977 1998 15. For what purpose 15. For what purpose 15. For what purpose 15. For what purpose 15. For what purpose For what purpose did [borrower] contract this loan? if the answer code is 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 or 7 or 8 or 9 or 10 or 11, skip to question 17 1398 2 1 11 1 working capital 2 basic investment 3 repay loan 4 relend 5 build or buy house 6 wedding/funeral 7 schooling 8 general consumption 9 buy food before harvests 10 buy consumer durables 11 other 16. For what production sector was this loan? 16. For what production sector was this loan? 16. For what production sector was this loan? 16. For what production sector was this loan? 16. For what production sector was this loan? For what production sector was this loan? 695 705 1 4 1 agricultural, forestry or fishery production 2 industrial and professional production 3 trading 4 services 17. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 17. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 17. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 17. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? 17. Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? Was a rate of interest specified for this loan? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 19 1400 1 2 1 yes 2 no 18.What was the rate of interest? 18.What was the rate of interest? 18.What was the rate of interest? 18.What was the rate of interest? 18.What was the rate of interest? What was the rate of interest? interest rate 367 1033 0.2 20 time unit time unit time unit time unit time unit What was the rate of interest? time unit 369 1031 3 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 19. [borrower] have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 19. [borrower] have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 19. [borrower] have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 19. [borrower] have to offer assets as collateral for this loan 19. [borrower] have to offer assets as collateral for this loan Did the [borrower] have to offer assets as collateral for this loan? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 21 1400 1 2 1 yes 2 no 20. What kind of assets did he/she have to offer as collateral? 20. What kind of assets did he/she have to offer as collateral? 20. What kind of assets did he/she have to offer as collateral? 20. What kind of assets did he/she have to offer as collateral? 20. What kind of assets did he/she have to offer as collateral? What kind of assets did he/she have to offer as collateral? 175 1225 1 3 1 land 2 house 3 furniture, assets 4 savings book 5 paddy 6 other 21. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 21. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 21. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 21. Is there a guarantor for this loan? 21. Is there a guarantor for this loan? Is there a guarantor for this loan? if the answer code is 2, skip to 23 1243 157 2 1 yes 2 no 22. relationship of the guarantor to the household 22. relationship of the guarantor to the household 22. relationship of the guarantor to the household 22. relationship of the guarantor to the household 22. relationship of the guarantor to the household What is the relationship of the guarantor to the household member lending money? 32 1368 2 16 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 1400 103 38512 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 1400 1 385 order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng order of lendng 1400 1 10 23. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 23. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 23. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 23. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? 23. Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? Is there a fixed repayment period for this loan? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 25 1400 1 2 1 yes 2 no 24. According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? MONTH 24. According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? MONTH 24. According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? MONTH 24. According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? MONTH 24. According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? MONTH According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? MONTH 447 953 1 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR According to the agreement, when must the debt be paid back? YEAR 447 953 1990 2003 25. In what form .... pay back this loan 25. In what form .... pay back this loan 25. In what form .... pay back this loan 25. In what form .... pay back this loan 25. In what form .... pay back this loan In what form does the [borrower] have to pay back this loan? if the answer code is 2 or 3, skip to question 29 1400 1 3 1 regularly 2 not regularly 3 pay back principal and interest at the end of the contract 26. How many regular payments ... on this loan so far? 26. How many regular payments ... on this loan so far? 26. How many regular payments ... on this loan so far? 26. How many regular payments ... on this loan so far? 26. How many regular payments ... on this loan so far? How many regular payments has [borrower] made on this loan so far? TIMES 152 1248 78 27. What is the amount of the regular payment? 27. What is the amount of the regular payment? 27. What is the amount of the regular payment? 27. What is the amount of the regular payment? 27. What is the amount of the regular payment? What is the amount of the regular payment? THOUSAND DONG 151 1249 27200 28. Up till the present ... has [borrower] paid back principal 28. Up till the present ... has [borrower] paid back principal 28. Up till the present ... has [borrower] paid back principal 28. Up till the present ... has [borrower] paid back principal 28. Up till the present ... has [borrower] paid back principal Up till the present, how much has [borrower] paid back, including both principal and interest? principal THOUSAND DONG if can't separate principal and interest, put the total amount in the column principal and interest' 1076 324 200000 interest interest interest interest interest Up till the present, how much has [borrower] paid back, including both principal and interest? interest THOUSAND DONG if can't separate principal and interest, put the total amount in the column principal and interest' 1076 324 44000 principal and interest principal and interest principal and interest principal and interest principal and interest Up till the present, how much has [borrower] paid back, including both principal and interest? principal and interest THOUSAND DONG if can't separate principal and interest, put the total amount in the column principal and interest' 955 445 225000 29 CHI HOI...tong so phai la? 29 CHI HOI...tong so phai la? 29 CHI HOI...tong so phai la? 29 CHI HOI...tong so phai la? 29 CHI HOI...tong so phai la? If the loan had to be repaid today, what amount would have to be paid? THOUSAND DONGS ask unpaid loans only. If none >> next loan 1303 97 330000 30. When does the [borrower] expect to pay back this loan? MONTH 30. When does the [borrower] expect to pay back this loan? MONTH 30. When does the [borrower] expect to pay back this loan? MONTH 30. When does the [borrower] expect to pay back this loan? MONTH 30. When does the [borrower] expect to pay back this loan? MONTH When does the [borrower] expect to pay back this loan? If the respondent can't give the date of paying back the loan, write dk 427 973 1 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR When does the [borrower] expect to pay back this loan? If the respondent can't give the date of paying back the loan, write dk 444 956 1997 2001 31. cannot pay back this loan, or will have difficulty paying back 31. cannot pay back this loan, or will have difficulty paying back 31. cannot pay back this loan, or will have difficulty paying back 31. cannot pay back this loan, or will have difficulty paying back 31. cannot pay back this loan, or will have difficulty paying back Is there a possibility that the [borrower] cannot pay back this loan, or will have difficulty paying back this loan? SKIP TO NEXT ITEM 1307 93 1 3 1 Can't pay 2 Can pay with difficulty 3 Can pay household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 12607 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 12607 1 388 1. ever used any of the following kinds of savings or liquid assets 1. ever used any of the following kinds of savings or liquid assets 1. ever used any of the following kinds of savings or liquid assets 1. ever used any of the following kinds of savings or liquid assets 1. ever used any of the following kinds of savings or liquid assets Has any member of your household ever used any of the following kinds of savings or liquid assets below? Ask question 1 for all items before going to questions 2-3. The interviewer has to understand the true meaning of this question, that is, “Has this household ever used any savings form as below”, not “Does the household currently having any saving form as below”. If not currently, but they did in the past with gold, silver, or cash, or USD, record yes and go on to ask questions 2 and 3. Ask this question first then move to questions 3 and 4. Mark “x” to box "yes" or "no" by the answer to each item. 12607 1 15 1 Savings book at State bank 2 Savings book at other type of bank 3 Savings book at credit cooperative 4 Government Bonds 5 Stocks, bonds,contribution to informal credit system 6 Cash 7 US Dollars 8 Other foreign currency 9 Gold 10 Silver and other precious metals 11 Gemstones 12 Jewelry (including items currently worn) 13 for non-farm households 14 House, land (if value not listed in section 6 or 9) 15 other - The interviewer should prompt the household on whether they bought bonds or bills in the past since in the 70s and 80s, the Government encouraged people to take this form of savings . - Cash, includes the Vietnamese currency currently kept in the household or by household members as of the interview time. - Only include USD. Other dollars such as Hong Kong dollar, Singapore dollar... are included to code 08 other foreign currencies. These currencies are exchanged into Vietnamese Dong. - Gold, silver, jewelry: such as necklace, rings (various kind)... - Gold, silver, precious metals: is the amount bought for saving, not included amount used for jewelry. - Unprocessed rice, rice and other crop products: Unprocessed rice, rice that is being stored, for agricultural production households is listed in Part D1 Section 9, and should not be included here. Only record the current amount of unprocessed rice, rice110 and other crop products of non-agricultural production households, as a storage, savings. For other crop products such as dry bud tea, pepper, coffee, pipe tobacco, etc. the interviewer has to check and correlate with question 51 Part D1 Section 9. If any items are already listed in Part D1, Section 9, do not record here. - Other: including other plants such as high value ornamental trees, etc. Record clearly to Section 0 Part D 2. Do you like to use this form of savings? 2. Do you like to use this form of savings? 2. Do you like to use this form of savings? 2. Do you like to use this form of savings? 2. Do you like to use this form of savings? Do you like to use this form of savings? if can't rank leave blank Only ask this question with marked X items in box yes in question 1. Arrange in order of preference of savings the household ever used. For example: A household has, currently, no money deposited at a state bank, but they did at a state bank 3 years ago, and they still prefer this method though they have nothing to save at the bank. Then interviewer marks code 1 to line 01 of question 2. Note that this question refers to the ever done savings method, not the current method. If the most preferred, record code 1; medium, record code 2; not prefer code 3. Savings, storage methods that are not used, leave blank. 11837 770 1 3 1 Prefer the most 2 Like to use 3 don't like to use 3. total balance in savings and liquid assets 3. total balance in savings and liquid assets 3. total balance in savings and liquid assets 3. total balance in savings and liquid assets 3. total balance in savings and liquid assets What is the total balance in savings and liquid assets of this type up to today? THOUSAND DONG if not currently using, write zero Record the total balance in the saving books, value of goods, saving assets, current storage as of the interview date. Value of goods, assets, foreign currency are counted in value in terms of Vietnamese currency. Credit or savings which will not be possible to collect should not be recorded. This information is very hard to obtain; the interviewer should be subtle and try to convince the respondent to trust him/her, and simultaneously avoid the presence of any third persons, especially non-family members. In the special case that the respondent admits to use any savings form, but they do not want to say the amount in this item, the interviewer should try to explain and convince them, if the interviewer fails in the end, record clearly "KB" to that item. 12607 1000000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 28528 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 28528 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28528 1 19 age from Q6, section 1A YEAR age from Q6, section 1A YEAR age from Q6, section 1A YEAR age from Q6, section 1A YEAR age from Q6, section 1A YEAR age from Q6, section 1A YEAR 28528 99 MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH age from Q6, section 1A MONTH 5519 23009 11 1. sex 1. sex 1. sex 1. sex 1. sex sex if the answer code is 1, skip to question 3, if the answer code is 3, skip to question 8 28528 1 3 1 male 2 female 3 not measured 2. pregnancy status 2. pregnancy status 2. pregnancy status 2. pregnancy status 2. pregnancy status pregnancy status 14205 14323 1 3 1 pregnant 2 breastfeeding 3 other 3. date of measurement. DATE 3. date of measurement. DATE 3. date of measurement. DATE 3. date of measurement. DATE 3. date of measurement. DATE date of measurement. DATE 27406 1122 1 31 MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH MONTH date of measurement. MONTH 27406 1122 1 12 YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR YEAR date of measurement. YEAR 27406 1122 1 1998 4. arm circumference CM 4. arm circumference CM 4. arm circumference CM 4. arm circumference CM 4. arm circumference CM arm circumference CM 27404 1124 8 42.2 5. height or length CM 5. height or length CM 5. height or length CM 5. height or length CM 5. height or length CM height or length CM 27385 1143 43 190.2 6. height recorded standing up or lying down 6. height recorded standing up or lying down 6. height recorded standing up or lying down 6. height recorded standing up or lying down 6. height recorded standing up or lying down was this height recorded standing up or lying down? 27392 1136 4 1 standing up 2 lying down 7. weight KG 7. weight KG 7. weight KG 7. weight KG 7. weight KG weight KG 27407 1121 2.1 96.3 8. Reason not measured? 8. Reason not measured? 8. Reason not measured? 8. Reason not measured? 8. Reason not measured? Reason not measured? 1118 27410 1 6 1 at work 2 at school 3 travelling 4 prolonged or serious illness 5 temporary illness 6 Other reason household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 28519 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 28519 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28519 1 19 1. person answering for himself/herself 1. person answering for himself/herself 1. person answering for himself/herself 1. person answering for himself/herself 1. person answering for himself/herself Is this person answering for himself/herself? all members of the household 28519 1 2 1 yes 2 no a.headache or dizziness a.headache or dizziness a.headache or dizziness a.headache or dizziness a.headache or dizziness In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... headache or dizziness? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28513 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no b. cough or cold b. cough or cold b. cough or cold b. cough or cold b. cough or cold In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... cough or cold? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28513 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no c. vomiting or stomach pains c. vomiting or stomach pains c. vomiting or stomach pains c. vomiting or stomach pains c. vomiting or stomach pains In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... vomiting or stomach pains? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28513 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no d. respiratory problems or asthma d. respiratory problems or asthma d. respiratory problems or asthma d. respiratory problems or asthma d. respiratory problems or asthma In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... respiratory problems or asthma? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28513 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no e. fever e. fever e. fever e. fever e. fever In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... fever? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28513 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no f. diarrhea f. diarrhea f. diarrhea f. diarrhea f. diarrhea In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... diarrhea? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28512 7 1 2 1 yes 2 no g. scabies, abscesses, boils, or other skin diseases g. scabies, abscesses, boils, or other skin diseases g. scabies, abscesses, boils, or other skin diseases g. scabies, abscesses, boils, or other skin diseases g. scabies, abscesses, boils, or other skin diseases In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... scabies, abscesses, boils, or other skin diseases? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28512 7 1 2 1 yes 2 no h. Infection h. Infection h. Infection h. Infection h. Infection In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... Infection? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28512 7 1 2 1 yes 2 no i. other illness i. other illness i. other illness i. other illness i. other illness In the past 4 weeks, have you suffered from any of the following illnesses... other illness? to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28513 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no 3. In the past 4 weeks have you suffered from an injury? 3. In the past 4 weeks have you suffered from an injury? 3. In the past 4 weeks have you suffered from an injury? 3. In the past 4 weeks have you suffered from an injury? 3. In the past 4 weeks have you suffered from an injury? In the past 4 weeks have you suffered from an injury? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 5 to ask about diseases, injuries that the respondent has contracted in the last 4 weeks. It should be noted that this question must be put to all household members from 6 years of age upward regardless of their health status. Each listed diseases should be asked. It should not be asked in a combined way like; “have you been ill or sick in the last 4 weeks ?”. Diseases would easily be missed in such way of interviewing. For example, most farmers do not regard a runny nose, headache, cold, or mild flu as diseases, though they have bought drugs for treatment of these illnesses. For some persons with chronic diseases such as angina (sore throat), cough, stomach ache, etc. if we ask them in a combined way, they may think that they did not have any illness so they respond no to such questions. all members of the household 28513 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no 4. Did this injury occur while you were working? 4. Did this injury occur while you were working? 4. Did this injury occur while you were working? 4. Did this injury occur while you were working? 4. Did this injury occur while you were working? Did this injury occur while you were working? Concept “be working” here means be doing work as defined in the questionnaire. all members of the household 274 28245 1 2 1 yes 2 no 5. check questions 2-3 5. check questions 2-3 5. check questions 2-3 5. check questions 2-3 5. check questions 2-3 check questions 2-3. Mark down whether any illness or injury was reported in the past 4 weeks? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 8 all members of the household 28512 7 1 2 1 illness reported 2 no illness reported 6. how many days during the past 4 weeks 6. how many days during the past 4 weeks 6. how many days during the past 4 weeks 6. how many days during the past 4 weeks 6. how many days during the past 4 weeks For how many days during the past 4 weeks did you suffer from the illness or injuries you have mentioned? DAYS Asking about total days of illness and off of work due to the diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks f a disease or injury is reported, there must be at least one day reported in question 6 all members of the household 11796 16723 28 7. unable to carry out your usual activities due to these illnesses 7. unable to carry out your usual activities due to these illnesses 7. unable to carry out your usual activities due to these illnesses 7. unable to carry out your usual activities due to these illnesses 7. unable to carry out your usual activities due to these illnesses For how many days in the past 4 weeks were you unable to carry out your usual activities due to these illnesses or injuries? DAYS Asking about total days of illness and off of work due to the diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks Question 7 refers to days off of work, or unable to perform regular activities due to disease or injury contracted in the last 4 weeks. Regular activities is defined as activities35 regularly performed in a certain time period, including work defined in section 4 and other activities such as housework, school attendance, etc. For example, if a pupil has to stay out of school for 3 days; a worker has to stay out of the workplace for 5 days due to illness, a housewife has to abstain from housework for 8 days. Question 7, for small children, their regular activities are difficult to define. The interviewer has to appear flexible and count the days they received better care, or they had to sleep more. For persons with chronic diseases, question 7 should be asked in relation to the time prior to this disease, not in relation to the last week since they have contracted this disease for a long time and their regular activities have already been affected by this disease for a long time. Days recorded in question 7 must be smaller than or as many as days recorded in question 6. If a person say that they have been sick and been confined to hospital for 7 days in the last 4 weeks. After hospital discharge, he/she stayed for 4 days more. For this case, record 11 to question 6 and question 7. If a person says that days he/she stayed out of work are greater than days during illness, such a difference in days is not calculated as days off work or unable to perform regular activities due to illness all members of the household 11796 16723 28 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 28519 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 28519 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28519 1 19 8. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a government hospital 8. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a government hospital 8. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a government hospital 8. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a government hospital 8. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a government hospital In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a government hospital in order to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? TIMES IF NONE WRITE ZERO AND SKIP TO QUESTION 12 28519 30 9. spend for all these visits for ... to buy medicines? 9. spend for all these visits for ... to buy medicines? 9. spend for all these visits for ... to buy medicines? 9. spend for all these visits for ... to buy medicines? 9. spend for all these visits for ... to buy medicines? In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury including the cost to buy medicines? Exclude transportation lodging and caretaking costs. THOUSAND DONGS IF ZERO WRITE 0 uestions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere. 961 27558 5000 10. Of these total costs ... for purchasing medicines? 10. Of these total costs ... for purchasing medicines? 10. Of these total costs ... for purchasing medicines? 10. Of these total costs ... for purchasing medicines? 10. Of these total costs ... for purchasing medicines? Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? thousand dong If individual bought medicines at the place of diagnosis but cannot separate out the costs, enter "KB" 729 27790 3000 11... Total costs for ... for diagnosis and treatment 11... Total costs for ... for diagnosis and treatment 11... Total costs for ... for diagnosis and treatment 11... Total costs for ... for diagnosis and treatment 11... Total costs for ... for diagnosis and treatment In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation, room and board, care-taking... for all these visits to the government hospital for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury? THOUSAND DONGS 959 27560 1300 12. how many times ... to diagnose or treat an illness or injury 12. how many times ... to diagnose or treat an illness or injury 12. how many times ... to diagnose or treat an illness or injury 12. how many times ... to diagnose or treat an illness or injury 12. how many times ... to diagnose or treat an illness or injury In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a commune health center in order to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? TIMES IF NONE WRITE ZERO AND SKIP TO QUESTION 16 28518 1 20 13. n the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these 13. n the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these 13. n the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these 13. n the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these 13. n the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits to the commune health center for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury including the cost to buy medicines? Exclude transportation lodging and caretaking costs. THOUSAND DONGS IF ZERO WRITE 0 uestions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere. 709 27810 400 14. Of these total costs ... how much was for purchasing medicines 14. Of these total costs ... how much was for purchasing medicines 14. Of these total costs ... how much was for purchasing medicines 14. Of these total costs ... how much was for purchasing medicines 14. Of these total costs ... how much was for purchasing medicines Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? thousand dong If individual bought medicines at the place of diagnosis but cannot separate out the costs, enter "KB" 607 27912 400 15. what were the total costs for transportation ... 15. what were the total costs for transportation ... 15. what were the total costs for transportation ... 15. what were the total costs for transportation ... 15. what were the total costs for transportation ... In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation, room and board, caretaking for all these visits to the commune health center for diagnosis and treatment of illnes or injury? THOUSAND DONGS 709 27810 100 16. how many times did you visit a regional polyclinic 16. how many times did you visit a regional polyclinic 16. how many times did you visit a regional polyclinic 16. how many times did you visit a regional polyclinic 16. how many times did you visit a regional polyclinic In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit a regional polyclinic in order to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? TIMES IF NONE WRITE ZERO AND SKIP TO QUESTION 20 28519 7 17. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for 17. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for 17. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for 17. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for 17. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury including the cost to buy medicines? Exclude transportation lodging and caretaking costs. thousand dong IF ZERO WRITE 0 uestions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere. 77 28442 460 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 28519 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 28519 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28519 1 19 18.Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? 18.Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? 18.Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? 18.Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? 18.Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? THOUSAND DONGS If individual bought medicines at the place of diagnosis but cannot separate out the costs, enter "KB" 62 28457 340 19. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room and board, caretaking for ... 19. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room and board, caretaking for ... 19. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room and board, caretaking for ... 19. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room and board, caretaking for ... 19. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room and board, caretaking for ... In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room and board, caretaking for all these visits to the regional polyclinic for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury? THOUSAND DONGS 75 28444 60 20. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit any other government health facility in order to diagnose or treat 20. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit any other government health facility in order to diagnose or treat 20. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit any other government health facility in order to diagnose or treat 20. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit any other government health facility in order to diagnose or treat 20. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit any other government health facility in order to diagnose or treat In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit any other government health facility in order to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? TIMES IF NOTHING WRITE ZERO & SKIP TO QUESTION 24 28519 10 21. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment 21. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment 21. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment 21. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment 21. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury including the cost to buy medicines? Exclude transportation lodging and caretaking costs. thousand dong IS ZERO WRITE 0 questions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere 42 28477 618 22. Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat 22. Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat 22. Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat 22. Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat 22. Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat Of these total costs for these visits to diagnose and treat illness or injury, how much was for purchasing medicines? thousand dong If individual bought medicines at the place of diagnosis but cannot separate out the costs, enter "KB" questions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere 38 28481 450 23. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation ... 23. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation ... 23. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation ... 23. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation ... 23. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation ... In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation, room and board, care-taking... for all these visits to these other government health facilities for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury? thousand dongS questions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere 38 28481 50 24. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 24. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 24. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 24. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 24. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th In the past 4 weeks have you gone to a private "western medicine" health facility such as a private hospital, clinic or home of a doctor to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? exclude traditional healers exclude visits to pharmacist exclude visits by any health care provider to the home of the patient. IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 29 questions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere 28519 1 2 1 yes 2 no 25. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you visit a private health care ... 25. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you visit a private health care ... 25. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you visit a private health care ... 25. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you visit a private health care ... 25. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you visit a private health care ... In the past 4 weeks how many times did you visit a private health care facility to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? TIMES questions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere 1298 27221 35 26. Trong 4 tuan qua...nom...? 26. Trong 4 tuan qua...nom...? 26. Trong 4 tuan qua...nom...? 26. Trong 4 tuan qua...nom...? 26. Trong 4 tuan qua...nom...? In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend on all these visits for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury at a private health care facility including the cost to buy medicine. Exclude transportation, lodging and caretaking costs. thousand dong IF NOTHING, WRITE ZERO questions refer to all expenditure for health care facilities and practitioners, official or unofficial, for consultations and treatments of diseases or injuries in the last 4 weeks. Therefore, this question does not include indirect expenditures for health facilities such as: travelling, lodging, caring for patients. Expenditure for drug purchases including drugs prescribed by health facilities or practitioners, regardless of whether drugs were bought at that center or elsewhere 1298 27221 2000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 28519 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 28519 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28519 1 19 27. Of these total costs ... how much was for the purchase of medicine? 27. Of these total costs ... how much was for the purchase of medicine? 27. Of these total costs ... how much was for the purchase of medicine? 27. Of these total costs ... how much was for the purchase of medicine? 27. Of these total costs ... how much was for the purchase of medicine? Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury at the private health facility,how much was for the purchase of medicine? thousand dong If individual bought medicines at the place of diagnosis but cannot separate out the costs, enter "KB" 793 27726 1400 27. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation... 27. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation... 27. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation... 27. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation... 27. In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation... In the past 4 weeks, what were the total costs for transportation, lodging caretaking for all these visits to the private health care facility for diagnosis or treatment of illness or injury? thousand dong 1300 27219 350 29. gone to a traditional medical practioner 29. gone to a traditional medical practioner 29. gone to a traditional medical practioner 29. gone to a traditional medical practioner 29. gone to a traditional medical practioner In the past 4 weeks have you gone to a traditional medical practioner to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 34 exclude visits by any health care provider to the home of the patient. 28519 1 2 1 yes 2 no 30. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit the traditional medical practitioner 30. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit the traditional medical practitioner 30. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit the traditional medical practitioner 30. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit the traditional medical practitioner 30. In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit the traditional medical practitioner In the past 4 weeks, how many times did you visit the traditional medical practitioner in order to diagnose or treat an illness or treat an illness or injury? TIMES 247 28272 1 30 31. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits 31. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits 31. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits 31. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits 31. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits to a traditional practitioner for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury including the cost to buy medicines but excluding the cost of transportation, lodging and caretaking? THOUSAND DONGS IF ZERO WRITE 0 247 28272 2400 32. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 32. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 32. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 32. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 32. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury at the traditional medical practitioner how much was for the purchase of medicine? THOUSAND DONGS If individual bought medicines at the place of diagnosis but cannot separate out the costs, enter "KB" 183 28336 960 33. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room... 33. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room... 33. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room... 33. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room... 33. In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room... In the past 4 weeks, how much did you spend in total for transportation, room and board, care- taking for all these visits to the traditional medical practioner for diagnosis or treatment of illness or injury? THOUSAND DONGS 247 28272 1000 34. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 34. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 34. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 34. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th 34. Trong 4 tuan qua...chan th In the past 4 weeks have you invited a health care provider to your home in order to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 39 28519 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 28519 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 28519 1 388 ID code ID code ID code ID code ID code 28519 1 19 35. In the past 4 weeks, how many times 35. In the past 4 weeks, how many times 35. In the past 4 weeks, how many times 35. In the past 4 weeks, how many times 35. In the past 4 weeks, how many times In the past 4 weeks, how many times did a health care practitioner come to your home to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? TIMES question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 350 28169 30 TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER In the past 4 weeks, what kind of health care practioner visited you at home to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? How many times did each type of practitioner come? TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 305 28214 1 8 1 doctor [in role as govt. doctor] 2 physician's assistant [in role as govt. phys. asst.] 3 nurse [in role as govt. nurse] 4 doctor or physician's asst. [in private capacity] 5 nurse [in private capacity] 6 pharmacist [govt. or private] 7 traditional medical practioner 8 other TIMES TIMES TIMES TIMES TIMES In the past 4 weeks, what kind of health care practioner visited you at home to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? How many times did each type of practitioner come? TIMES question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 248 28271 1 30 TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER In the past 4 weeks, what kind of health care practioner visited you at home to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? How many times did each type of practitioner come? TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 5 28514 4 7 1 doctor [in role as govt. doctor] 2 physician's assistant [in role as govt. phys. asst.] 3 nurse [in role as govt. nurse] 4 doctor or physician's asst. [in private capacity] 5 nurse [in private capacity] 6 pharmacist [govt. or private] 7 traditional medical practioner 8 other TIMES TIMES TIMES TIMES TIMES In the past 4 weeks, what kind of health care practioner visited you at home to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? How many times did each type of practitioner come? TIMES question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 5 28514 1 6 TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER In the past 4 weeks, what kind of health care practioner visited you at home to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? How many times did each type of practitioner come? TYPE OF HEALTH CARE PRACTIONER question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 28519 1 doctor [in role as govt. doctor] 2 physician's assistant [in role as govt. phys. asst.] 3 nurse [in role as govt. nurse] 4 doctor or physician's asst. [in private capacity] 5 nurse [in private capacity] 6 pharmacist [govt. or private] 7 traditional medical practioner 8 other TIMES TIMES TIMES TIMES TIMES In the past 4 weeks, what kind of health care practioner visited you at home to diagnose or treat an illness or injury? How many times did each type of practitioner come? TIMES question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 1 28518 2 2 37. spend for all these visits by the health care practitioner to diagnose and treat illness and injury 37. spend for all these visits by the health care practitioner to diagnose and treat illness and injury 37. spend for all these visits by the health care practitioner to diagnose and treat illness and injury 37. spend for all these visits by the health care practitioner to diagnose and treat illness and injury 37. spend for all these visits by the health care practitioner to diagnose and treat illness and injury In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for all these visits by the health care practitioner to diagnose and treat illness and injury at your home including the cost of medicine? THOUSAND DONGS question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 304 28215 5200 38. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 38. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 38. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 38. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment 38. Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment Of these total costs for diagnosis and treatment of illness or injury at your home, how much was for purchasing medicine? THOUSAND DONGS question refer to practitioners who come to the respondent's home to diagnose and treat their diseases and expenditures for diagnosis and treatment in the last 4 weeks of those who have and those who have not reported being affected by disease or injuries in the past 4 weeks 173 28346 4200 39. In the past 4 weeks did you go to a pharmacy or medicine 39. In the past 4 weeks did you go to a pharmacy or medicine 39. In the past 4 weeks did you go to a pharmacy or medicine 39. In the past 4 weeks did you go to a pharmacy or medicine 39. In the past 4 weeks did you go to a pharmacy or medicine In the past 4 weeks did you go to a pharmacy or medicine peddler to buy medicine according to a prescription written by a different health care provider? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 41 If individual bought medicines at the place of diagnosis but cannot separate out the costs, enter "KB" 28519 1 2 1 yes 2 no 40. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you buy medicine in this way 40. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you buy medicine in this way 40. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you buy medicine in this way 40. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you buy medicine in this way 40. In the past 4 weeks how many times did you buy medicine in this way In the past 4 weeks how many times did you buy medicine in this way? 529 27990 1 28 41. In the past 4 weeks did you come directly to a pharmacist or medicine peddler 41. In the past 4 weeks did you come directly to a pharmacist or medicine peddler 41. In the past 4 weeks did you come directly to a pharmacist or medicine peddler 41. In the past 4 weeks did you come directly to a pharmacist or medicine peddler 41. In the past 4 weeks did you come directly to a pharmacist or medicine peddler In the past 4 weeks did you come directly to a pharmacist or medicine peddler to buy medicine or seek advice on treating illness or injury without visiting another health care provider first? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 43 28519 1 2 1 yes 2 no 42. In the past 4 weeks how many times 42. In the past 4 weeks how many times 42. In the past 4 weeks how many times 42. In the past 4 weeks how many times 42. In the past 4 weeks how many times In the past 4 weeks how many times did you come to the pharmacist in this way? TIME 7285 21234 30 43. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend 43. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend 43. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend 43. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend 43. In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend to buy medicines from the pharmacist or medicine peddler including those bought with and without prescriptions? THOUSAND DONGS 28507 12 18000 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 28519 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 28519 1 388 ID Code: ID Code: ID Code: ID Code: ID Code: 28519 1 19 44. In the past 4 weeks how much 44. In the past 4 weeks how much 44. In the past 4 weeks how much 44. In the past 4 weeks how much 44. In the past 4 weeks how much In the past 4 weeks how much did you spend for transportation to go to the pharmacy or medicine peddler including to fill prescriptions or not? THOUSAND DONGS 28513 6 250 45.12 months did you ever have to spend a night 45.12 months did you ever have to spend a night 45.12 months did you ever have to spend a night 45.12 months did you ever have to spend a night 45.12 months did you ever have to spend a night In the past 12 months did you ever have to spend a night in a hospital or other health care facility because of illness or injury? Include any times during the past 4 weeks? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 48 28519 1 2 1 yes 2 no 46. In the past 12 months how many nights did you spend there? 46. In the past 12 months how many nights did you spend there? 46. In the past 12 months how many nights did you spend there? 46. In the past 12 months how many nights did you spend there? 46. In the past 12 months how many nights did you spend there? In the past 12 months how many nights did you spend there? NIGHTS 1463 27056 270 47. In the past 12 months how much did you have to pay for nights 47. In the past 12 months how much did you have to pay for nights 47. In the past 12 months how much did you have to pay for nights 47. In the past 12 months how much did you have to pay for nights 47. In the past 12 months how much did you have to pay for nights In the past 12 months how much did you have to pay for nights spent in the hospital or other facility? 1458 27061 65000 48. In the past 12 months, excluding costs of staying 48. In the past 12 months, excluding costs of staying 48. In the past 12 months, excluding costs of staying 48. In the past 12 months, excluding costs of staying 48. In the past 12 months, excluding costs of staying In the past 12 months, excluding costs of staying in the hospital how much in money and in-kind did you have to pay for diagnosing and treating illnesses and injuries? THOUSAND DONGS 28481 38 25000 49. Do you have health insurance? 49. Do you have health insurance? 49. Do you have health insurance? 49. Do you have health insurance? 49. Do you have health insurance? Do you have health insurance? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 51 28514 5 1 2 1 yes 2 no 50. In the past 12 months, how much did you pay for health insurance? 50. In the past 12 months, how much did you pay for health insurance? 50. In the past 12 months, how much did you pay for health insurance? 50. In the past 12 months, how much did you pay for health insurance? 50. In the past 12 months, how much did you pay for health insurance? In the past 12 months, how much did you pay for health insurance? THOUSAND DONGS IF YOU DON'T KNOW, WRITE KB 2414 26105 780 51.is this person 6 or older? 51.is this person 6 or older? 51.is this person 6 or older? 51.is this person 6 or older? 51.is this person 6 or older? is this person 6 or older? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO NEXT PERSON 28516 3 1 2 1 yes 2 no 52. Have you ever smoked cigarettes for over 6 months? 52. Have you ever smoked cigarettes for over 6 months? 52. Have you ever smoked cigarettes for over 6 months? 52. Have you ever smoked cigarettes for over 6 months? 52. Have you ever smoked cigarettes for over 6 months? Have you ever smoked cigarettes for over 6 months? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO QUESTION 56 25620 2899 1 2 1 yes 2 no 53. Do you currently smoke cigarettes? 53. Do you currently smoke cigarettes? 53. Do you currently smoke cigarettes? 53. Do you currently smoke cigarettes? 53. Do you currently smoke cigarettes? Do you currently smoke cigarettes? 4606 23913 1 2 1 yes 2 no 54. How many cigarettes do you usually smoke per day? 54. How many cigarettes do you usually smoke per day? 54. How many cigarettes do you usually smoke per day? 54. How many cigarettes do you usually smoke per day? 54. How many cigarettes do you usually smoke per day? How many cigarettes do you usually smoke per day? number of cigarettes 3510 25009 60 55. In the past 12 months, how much did you spend for cigarettes? 55. In the past 12 months, how much did you spend for cigarettes? 55. In the past 12 months, how much did you spend for cigarettes? 55. In the past 12 months, how much did you spend for cigarettes? 55. In the past 12 months, how much did you spend for cigarettes? In the past 12 months, how much did you spend for cigarettes? THOUSAND DONGS 3511 25008 7200 56. Have you ever smoked tobacco with a water pipe.... for more than 6 months 56. Have you ever smoked tobacco with a water pipe.... for more than 6 months 56. Have you ever smoked tobacco with a water pipe.... for more than 6 months 56. Have you ever smoked tobacco with a water pipe.... for more than 6 months 56. Have you ever smoked tobacco with a water pipe.... for more than 6 months Have you ever smoked tobacco with a water pipe, pipe or in home-made cigarettes or chewed tobacco for more than 6 months? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO NEXT PERSON 25620 2899 1 2 1 yes 2 no 57. Do you currently smoke a pipe, home-made cigarettes or chew tobacco? 57. Do you currently smoke a pipe, home-made cigarettes or chew tobacco? 57. Do you currently smoke a pipe, home-made cigarettes or chew tobacco? 57. Do you currently smoke a pipe, home-made cigarettes or chew tobacco? 57. Do you currently smoke a pipe, home-made cigarettes or chew tobacco? Do you currently smoke a pipe, home-made cigarettes or chew tobacco? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO NEXT PERSON 2254 26265 1 2 1 yes 2 no 58... spend for pipe, raw of chewing tobacco 58... spend for pipe, raw of chewing tobacco 58... spend for pipe, raw of chewing tobacco 58... spend for pipe, raw of chewing tobacco 58... spend for pipe, raw of chewing tobacco in the past 12 months, how much did you spend for pipe, raw of chewing tobacco? THOUSAND DONGS 1885 26634 960 59. value of tobacco products consumed by your household from home production ... 59. value of tobacco products consumed by your household from home production ... 59. value of tobacco products consumed by your household from home production ... 59. value of tobacco products consumed by your household from home production ... 59. value of tobacco products consumed by your household from home production ... What is the value of tobacco products consumed by your household from home production if you had to purchase them in the market? THOUSAND DONGS 1885 26634 370 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6000 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6000 1 388 1. check section 7, question 3 1. check section 7, question 3 1. check section 7, question 3 1. check section 7, question 3 1. check section 7, question 3 1. check section 7, question 3, is the answer yes? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO SETION 11 6000 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6001 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6001 1 388 Respondent Respondent Respondent Respondent Respondent 6001 1 19 Is the respondent the person selected in section 7? Is the respondent the person selected in section 7? Is the respondent the person selected in section 7? Is the respondent the person selected in section 7? Is the respondent the person selected in section 7? 6001 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 5997 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 5997 1 388 Responden id code: Responden id code: Responden id code: Responden id code: Responden id code: 5997 1 12 Is this the person who was selected in section 7? Is this the person who was selected in section 7? Is this the person who was selected in section 7? Is this the person who was selected in section 7? Is this the person who was selected in section 7? 5996 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 6000 101 38820 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code 6000 1 388 1. has any member of your household received money or goods ... 1. has any member of your household received money or goods ... 1. has any member of your household received money or goods ... 1. has any member of your household received money or goods ... 1. has any member of your household received money or goods ... 1. During the past 12 months, has any member of your household received money or goods from persons who are not members of your household? For example, relatives working elsewhere, or children of household members, friends or neighbors? IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 2, SKIP TO PART B Ask to see any income from remittances arising in the household in the last 12 months. If no household member received assistance from non-household members, record code 2 to the box and skip Part A. 6000 1 2 1 yes 2 no household code household code household code household code household code 5999 101 38820 Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview Year of interview 5999 97 98 97 98 Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview Month of interview 5999 1 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 if vlss, 2 if mphs source 1 if vlss, 2 if mphs source 1 if vlss, 2 if mphs source 1 if vlss, 2 if mphs source 1 if vlss, 2 if mphs source 5999 1 2 1 2 Gender of HH.head (1:M;2:F) Gender of HH.head (1:M;2:F) Gender of HH.head (1:M;2:F) Gender of HH.head (1:M;2:F) Gender of HH.head (1:M;2:F) 5999 1 2 1 Male 2 Female Age of household head Age of household head Age of household head Age of household head Age of household head 5999 16 95 age group of HH.head age group of HH.head age group of HH.head age group of HH.head age group of HH.head 5999 1 7 1 under 20 2 from 20 3 from 30 4 from 40 5 from 50 6 from 60 7 70 or ab completed diploma HH.head completed diploma HH.head completed diploma HH.head completed diploma HH.head completed diploma HH.head 5999 9 Never 1 Nhatre 2 <cap I 3 Cap I 4 Cap II 5 Cap III 6 Nghe SC 7 THCN 8 DHDC 9 DHCD 10 Thac sy 11 PTS 12 TS schooling year of HH.head schooling year of HH.head schooling year of HH.head schooling year of HH.head schooling year of HH.head 5999 22 Type of HH (1:farm; 0:nonfarm) Type of HH (1:farm; 0:nonfarm) Type of HH (1:farm; 0:nonfarm) Type of HH (1:farm; 0:nonfarm) Type of HH (1:farm; 0:nonfarm) 5999 1 non farm 1 farm 1:urban 98; 0:rural 98 1:urban 98; 0:rural 98 1:urban 98; 0:rural 98 1:urban 98; 0:rural 98 1:urban 98; 0:rural 98 5999 1 Rural 1 Urban 1:urban92; 0:rural92 1:urban92; 0:rural92 1:urban92; 0:rural92 1:urban92; 0:rural92 1:urban92; 0:rural92 5999 1 Rural 1 Urban Province code Province code Province code Province code Province code 5999 1 61 Code by 7 regions Code by 7 regions Code by 7 regions Code by 7 regions Code by 7 regions 5999 1 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Code by 8 regions Code by 8 regions Code by 8 regions Code by 8 regions Code by 8 regions 5999 1 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Code by 10 regions Code by 10 regions Code by 10 regions Code by 10 regions Code by 10 regions 5999 1 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Household size Household size Household size Household size Household size 5999 1 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 19 hhsize categories hhsize categories hhsize categories hhsize categories hhsize categories 5999 1 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 sample weight sample weight sample weight sample weight sample weight 5999 815 4723 =hhsize*wt =hhsize*wt =hhsize*wt =hhsize*wt =hhsize*wt 5999 898 52656 village code village code village code village code village code 5999 1 388 samp.strata - SVY commands samp.strata - SVY commands samp.strata - SVY commands samp.strata - SVY commands samp.strata - SVY commands 5999 1 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 commune code PSU-SVY commands commune code PSU-SVY commands commune code PSU-SVY commands commune code PSU-SVY commands commune code PSU-SVY commands 5999 1 194 Value rice expenditures Value rice expenditures Value rice expenditures Value rice expenditures Value rice expenditures 5999 9792 Value food expenditures no rice Value food expenditures no rice Value food expenditures no rice Value food expenditures no rice Value food expenditures no rice 5999 129.867 81914.25 Nonfood exp.purchase Nonfood exp.purchase Nonfood exp.purchase Nonfood exp.purchase Nonfood exp.purchase 5999 77970 Nonfood home production Nonfood home production Nonfood home production Nonfood home production Nonfood home production 5999 30960 Nonfood home prod. drop 103 Nonfood home prod. drop 103 Nonfood home prod. drop 103 Nonfood home prod. drop 103 Nonfood home prod. drop 103 5999 30960 language and computer expenses language and computer expenses language and computer expenses language and computer expenses language and computer expenses 5999 6500 Other education expenditures Other education expenditures Other education expenditures Other education expenditures Other education expenditures 5999 5700 Education expenditures Education expenditures Education expenditures Education expenditures Education expenditures 5999 29808 Health insurence Health insurence Health insurence Health insurence Health insurence 5999 1570 Medical expenditures (4W+12m) Medical expenditures (4W+12m) Medical expenditures (4W+12m) Medical expenditures (4W+12m) Medical expenditures (4W+12m) 5999 234040 Medical exp.12m drop insurance Medical exp.12m drop insurance Medical exp.12m drop insurance Medical exp.12m drop insurance Medical exp.12m drop insurance 5999 75210 Medical exp. 12m inc. insurance Medical exp. 12m inc. insurance Medical exp. 12m inc. insurance Medical exp. 12m inc. insurance Medical exp. 12m inc. insurance 5999 75210 Use durable goods value Use durable goods value Use durable goods value Use durable goods value Use durable goods value 5999 70601.133 Garbage disposal expenditures Garbage disposal expenditures Garbage disposal expenditures Garbage disposal expenditures Garbage disposal expenditures 5999 1200 Water expenditures Water expenditures Water expenditures Water expenditures Water expenditures 5999 4632 Electricity expenditures Electricity expenditures Electricity expenditures Electricity expenditures Electricity expenditures 5999 13200 Tobaco expenditures Tobaco expenditures Tobaco expenditures Tobaco expenditures Tobaco expenditures 5999 9887 imputed use h.value- 3% q3 imputed use h.value- 3% q3 imputed use h.value- 3% q3 imputed use h.value- 3% q3 imputed use h.value- 3% q3 5999 15.693 29080.059 mth food price index Jan98=1 mth food price index Jan98=1 mth food price index Jan98=1 mth food price index Jan98=1 mth food price index Jan98=1 5999 0.979 1.1 mth nonfood price index Jan98=1 mth nonfood price index Jan98=1 mth nonfood price index Jan98=1 mth nonfood price index Jan98=1 mth nonfood price index Jan98=1 5999 0.992 1.027 mth overall price index Jan98=1 mth overall price index Jan98=1 mth overall price index Jan98=1 mth overall price index Jan98=1 mth overall price index Jan98=1 5999 0.984 1.074 reg food price index reg food price index reg food price index reg food price index reg food price index 5999 0.913 1.18 reg nonfood price index reg nonfood price index reg nonfood price index reg nonfood price index reg nonfood price index 5999 0.922 1.053 regional overall price index regional overall price index regional overall price index regional overall price index regional overall price index 5999 0.916 1.134 mth rice price index Jan98=1 mth rice price index Jan98=1 mth rice price index Jan98=1 mth rice price index Jan98=1 mth rice price index Jan98=1 5999 0.985 1.265 mth non-rice fd P index Jan98=1 mth non-rice fd P index Jan98=1 mth non-rice fd P index Jan98=1 mth non-rice fd P index Jan98=1 mth non-rice fd P index Jan98=1 5999 0.976 1.026 nominal food expenditures nominal food expenditures nominal food expenditures nominal food expenditures nominal food expenditures 5999 542.167 85499.25 comp.nominal nfood exp. comp.nominal nfood exp. comp.nominal nfood exp. comp.nominal nfood exp. comp.nominal nfood exp. 5999 148.689 164968.188 comp.nominal total exp. comp.nominal total exp. comp.nominal total exp. comp.nominal total exp. comp.nominal total exp. 5999 694.442 199271 comp.nominal pc exp. comp.nominal pc exp. comp.nominal pc exp. comp.nominal pc exp. comp.nominal pc exp. 5999 334.832 49549.246 comp.nominal pc food exp. comp.nominal pc food exp. comp.nominal pc food exp. comp.nominal pc food exp. comp.nominal pc food exp. 5999 265.24 18550 comp.M&Reg price adj.food exp comp.M&Reg price adj.food exp comp.M&Reg price adj.food exp comp.M&Reg price adj.food exp comp.M&Reg price adj.food exp 5999 576.148 87890.516 comp.M&Reg price adj.nfood exp comp.M&Reg price adj.nfood exp comp.M&Reg price adj.nfood exp comp.M&Reg price adj.nfood exp comp.M&Reg price adj.nfood exp 5999 146.072 155158.359 comp.M&Reg price adj.tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.tot exp 5999 758.981 183748.625 comp.M&Reg price adj.pc tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.pc tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.pc tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.pc tot exp comp.M&Reg price adj.pc tot exp 5999 357.318 45801.711 comp.M&Reg price adj.pc food ex comp.M&Reg price adj.pc food ex comp.M&Reg price adj.pc food ex comp.M&Reg price adj.pc food ex comp.M&Reg price adj.pc food ex 5999 251.12 15777.051 comparative quintile for 1998 comparative quintile for 1998 comparative quintile for 1998 comparative quintile for 1998 comparative quintile for 1998 5999 1 5 1 2 3 4 5 B.value for 98 nominal nfood B.value for 98 nominal nfood B.value for 98 nominal nfood B.value for 98 nominal nfood B.value for 98 nominal nfood 5999 152.275 164968.188 B.value for 98 nominal tot exp B.value for 98 nominal tot exp B.value for 98 nominal tot exp B.value for 98 nominal tot exp B.value for 98 nominal tot exp 5999 694.442 199271 B.value for 98 nominal pc exp B.value for 98 nominal pc exp B.value for 98 nominal pc exp B.value for 98 nominal pc exp B.value for 98 nominal pc exp 5999 342.993 49549.246 B.M&Reg price adj. nfood exp B.M&Reg price adj. nfood exp B.M&Reg price adj. nfood exp B.M&Reg price adj. nfood exp B.M&Reg price adj. nfood exp 5999 165.183 155158.359 B.M&Reg price adj. tot exp B.M&Reg price adj. tot exp B.M&Reg price adj. tot exp B.M&Reg price adj. tot exp B.M&Reg price adj. tot exp 5999 758.981 183748.625 B.M&Reg price adj. pc exp B.M&Reg price adj. pc exp B.M&Reg price adj. pc exp B.M&Reg price adj. pc exp B.M&Reg price adj. pc exp 5999 375.132 45801.711 best quintile for 1998 best quintile for 1998 best quintile for 1998 best quintile for 1998 best quintile for 1998 5999 1 5 1 2 3 4 5 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code The interviewer (in this case also the supervisor) should record in capital letters the name of the commune/ward, name of the first and second village/ hamlet/ new settlement/ mountain village/ block selected. The box for recording the code should be filled in with the code provided by the Central Steering Committee. 156 37 194 name of first village/block name of first village/block name of first village/block name of first village/block name of first village/block The interviewer (in this case also the supervisor) should record in capital letters the name of the commune/ward, name of the first and second village/ hamlet/ new settlement/ mountain village/ block selected. The box for recording the code should be filled in with the code provided by the Central Steering Committee. 156 74 387 name of second village/block name of second village/block name of second village/block name of second village/block name of second village/block The interviewer (in this case also the supervisor) should record in capital letters the name of the commune/ward, name of the first and second village/ hamlet/ new settlement/ mountain village/ block selected. The box for recording the code should be filled in with the code provided by the Central Steering Committee. 143 13 73 388 Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor The interviewer (in this case also the supervisor) should record in capital letters the name of the commune/ward, name of the first and second village/ hamlet/ new settlement/ mountain village/ block selected. The box for recording the code should be filled in with the code provided by the Central Steering Committee. 156 1 30 Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date Interview date The interviewer (in this case also the supervisor) should record in capital letters the name of the commune/ward, name of the first and second village/ hamlet/ new settlement/ mountain village/ block selected. The box for recording the code should be filled in with the code provided by the Central Steering Committee. 156 10198 310898 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 1184 37 194 id code id code id code id code id code 1184 1 13 1. Age 1. Age 1. Age 1. Age 1. Age Age? YEARS Full name of respondents recorded in capital letters, age in rounded years. 1184 21 72 2. Sex 2. Sex 2. Sex 2. Sex 2. Sex Sex? Full name of respondents recorded in capital letters, age in rounded years. 1184 1 2 1 male 2 female 3. Position in the commune or ward? 3. Position in the commune or ward? 3. Position in the commune or ward? 3. Position in the commune or ward? 3. Position in the commune or ward? Position in the commune or ward? Position in commune/ward is the highest position currently held by them in government office, Party, Mass organization, socio-economic organizations… and likewise for the tenure in that position.. 1184 1 13 1 commune chairperson 2 commune deputy chairperson 3 commune party secretary 4 Chief or deputy chief of commune police 5 Finance Officer of Commune 6 Commune Statistical Officer 7 head of cooperative 8 school director 9 health worker\ 10 Women's union cadre 11 Farmer's Union cadre 12 Fatherland front cadre 13 village leader 5. Tenure in position 5. Tenure in position 5. Tenure in position 5. Tenure in position 5. Tenure in position Tenure in position? YEARS Position in commune/ward is the highest position currently held by them in government office, Party, Mass organization, socio-economic organizations… and likewise for the tenure in that position.. 1176 8 35 6. Years of general and professional education 6. Years of general and professional education 6. Years of general and professional education 6. Years of general and professional education 6. Years of general and professional education Years of general and professional education? YEARS Years of general and professional education: Includes the total number of years in general education, the number of years in professional high school, university, junior college, and post-graduate studies. Years in “basic” education should only be included in the case that these “basic” classes are within the system of training of the Ministry of Education and Training or professional high school. Don’t include years studying in centers, years in training courses. The number of years studied includes years5 repeated. If someone simultaneously studied two degrees, you should only count the actual years studied. 1184 1 25 7. Highest degree attained 7. Highest degree attained 7. Highest degree attained 7. Highest degree attained 7. Highest degree attained Highest degree attained? One person can have more than one different degree, only record the highest degree. 1184 1 7 1 none 2 primary 3 lower secondary 4 upper secondary 5 lower technical degree 6 upper technical degree 7 college/university or higher 8. Years lived in [commune/ward] 8. Years lived in [commune/ward] 8. Years lived in [commune/ward] 8. Years lived in [commune/ward] 8. Years lived in [commune/ward] Years lived in [commune/ward]? Count the total cumulative years that this person has actually lived in this commune/ward. 1184 66 9. Ethnic group 9. Ethnic group 9. Ethnic group 9. Ethnic group 9. Ethnic group Ethnic group? Record the ethnic group code that the person declares him/herself to be 1184 1 49 1 kinh 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 6 Muong 7 Nung 8 Hmong (meo) 9 Dao 10 gia-rai 11 e-de 12 ba-na 13 xo-dang 14 San Chay (Cao lan - san chi) 15 co ho 16 cham 17 san diu 18 hre 19 mnong 20 ra-glai 21 xtieng 22 bru - Van kieu 23 tho 24 giay 25 co tu 26 gie - trieng 27 ma 28 kho mu 29 co 30 ta-oi 31 cho-ro 32 khang 33 xinh - mun 34 ha nhi 35 chu - ru 36 lao 37 la chi 38 la hu 39 lu 40 lo lo 41 pa then 42 co lao 43 cong 44 bo y 45 si la 46 pu peo 47 brau 48 ro-mam 49 other 50 foreigner 51 unspecified cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1331 37 194 section section section section section Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1331 1 9 id codes of respondents FIRST id codes of respondents FIRST id codes of respondents FIRST id codes of respondents FIRST id codes of respondents FIRST id codes of respondents. first Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1331 1 13 SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND id codes of respondents. SECOND Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1015 316 1 13 THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD id codes of respondents. THIRD Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 520 811 13 start time HOUR start time HOUR start time HOUR start time HOUR start time HOUR start time HOUR Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1289 42 7 17 MUNITE MUNITE MUNITE MUNITE MUNITE start time MUNITE Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1289 42 50 END TIME HOUR END TIME HOUR END TIME HOUR END TIME HOUR END TIME HOUR END TIME HOUR Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1288 43 7 19 MUNITE MUNITE MUNITE MUNITE MUNITE END TIME MUNITE Record remarks that point out specific features of this commune/ward such as: This commune/ward borders on China, local residents have income sources from tourism… 1288 43 55 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 280 37 194 1. two main places to borrow and two main places 1. two main places to borrow and two main places 1. two main places to borrow and two main places 1. two main places to borrow and two main places 1. two main places to borrow and two main places 1. Please give me the names of the two main places to borrow and two main places to save available to residents of this [commune/ward]? Ask question 1 for all institutions before asking questions 2-7. List up to 2 institutions/organizations where commune/ward residents usually go to borrow money for any type of purpose, and up to 2 institutions/organizations where commune/ward residents usually deposit savings the most.18 These institutions/organizations can be in the commune/ward or outside the commune/ward. “Most” here should be based on the amount of money of commune/ward residents involved. In many cases, one institution/organization can be both the biggest lender and biggest acceptor of deposits for commune/ward residents. In this case, that organization can be considered as both an institution for lending, and for saving. Complete the list of institutions/organizations before going on to the following questions 280 1 4 2. fulfill the need for borrowing, saving, or both? 2. fulfill the need for borrowing, saving, or both? 2. fulfill the need for borrowing, saving, or both? 2. fulfill the need for borrowing, saving, or both? 2. fulfill the need for borrowing, saving, or both? 2. Does [institution] fulfill the need for borrowing, saving, or both? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 5 Ask if this institution/organization only lends without accepting deposits, or only accepts savings without lending or can fulfill both functions, both lending and …(error) If this institution/organization is only for savings, don’t ask questions 3 and 4. 280 1 3 1 only borrowing 2 only saving 3 both 3. supply loans only for specific purposes? 3. supply loans only for specific purposes? 3. supply loans only for specific purposes? 3. supply loans only for specific purposes? 3. supply loans only for specific purposes? 3. Does [institution] supply loans only for specific purposes? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 5 Ask if when this institution/organization provides loans, there are pre- specified purposes or not. For example, lending with the pre-specified purpose of developing livestock, changing residence,… In the case that this institution/organization lends without pre-specified purposes, and commune/ward residents almost all use for the same purpose, then it should not be counted as lending with pre-specified purpose. The important thing is whether the purpose of the loan is specified in advance or not. If the institution/organization lends without specific purposes, don’t ask question 4 270 10 1 2 1 yes 2 no 4. purposes FIRST 4. purposes FIRST 4. purposes FIRST 4. purposes FIRST 4. purposes FIRST 4. For which purposes is credit available? FIRST list in order of importance Record a maximum of 3 specified lending purpose codes of this institution/organization in order of importance. Record a maximum of 3 purposes in columns “first”, “second”, “third” in order of importance (regarding amount of money lent) for each (error) lending institution/organization 242 38 1 7 1 investment in agricultural production 2 Investment in non- agricult. production 3 buy consumer goods 4 purchase vehicle 5 build or buy house 6 schooling 7 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 4. For which purposes is credit available? SECOND list in order of importance Record a maximum of 3 specified lending purpose codes of this institution/organization in order of importance. Record a maximum of 3 purposes in columns “first”, “second”, “third” in order of importance (regarding amount of money lent) for each (error) lending institution/organization 162 118 1 7 1 investment in agricultural production 2 Investment in non- agricult. production 3 buy consumer goods 4 purchase vehicle 5 build or buy house 6 schooling 7 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 4. For which purposes is credit available? THIRD list in order of importance Record a maximum of 3 specified lending purpose codes of this institution/organization in order of importance. Record a maximum of 3 purposes in columns “first”, “second”, “third” in order of importance (regarding amount of money lent) for each (error) lending institution/organization 56 224 1 7 1 investment in agricultural production 2 Investment in non- agricult. production 3 buy consumer goods 4 purchase vehicle 5 build or buy house 6 schooling 7 other 5. options does this institution offer FIRST 5. options does this institution offer FIRST 5. options does this institution offer FIRST 5. options does this institution offer FIRST 5. options does this institution offer FIRST 5. What options does this institution offer for saving money? FIRST list in order of importance Ask about the forms of accepting savings deposits. If they don’t receive savings deposits record 1 “DOESN’T ACCEPT SAVINGS”. Record a maximum of 3 forms in columns “first”, “second”, “third” in order of importance (regarding amount of money saved) for each (error) lending institution/organization 280 1 5 1 doesn't accept savings 2 time deposits 3 savings book 4 Account 5 bonds 6 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 5. What options does this institution offer for saving money? SECOND list in order of importance Ask about the forms of accepting savings deposits. If they don’t receive savings deposits record 1 “DOESN’T ACCEPT SAVINGS”. Record a maximum of 3 forms in columns “first”, “second”, “third” in order of importance (regarding amount of money saved) for each (error) lending institution/organization 208 72 1 6 1 doesn't accept savings 2 time deposits 3 savings book 4 Account 5 bonds 6 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 5. What options does this institution offer for saving money? THIRD list in order of importance Ask about the forms of accepting savings deposits. If they don’t receive savings deposits record 1 “DOESN’T ACCEPT SAVINGS”. Record a maximum of 3 forms in columns “first”, “second”, “third” in order of importance (regarding amount of money saved) for each (error) lending institution/organization 91 189 3 6 1 doesn't accept savings 2 time deposits 3 savings book 4 Account 5 bonds 6 other 6. How many kilometers 6. How many kilometers 6. How many kilometers 6. How many kilometers 6. How many kilometers 6. How many kilometers is [institution] from the People's Committee of the [commune/ward]? KM Ask the distance from the Commune/ward People’s Committee to each of these institutions/organizations. If an institution/organization has several different locations, then record the distance between the commune/ward People’s Committee and the location where people have the most savings or lending transactions 280 50 7. Who operates this activity? 7. Who operates this activity? 7. Who operates this activity? 7. Who operates this activity? 7. Who operates this activity? 7. Who operates this activity? Ask which type of institution/organization this is according to the list. State programs are activity funds with specified programs. For example, Program for Resolving employment problems, Re-greening barren hillsides… 280 1 11 1 Agricultural Development Bank 2 Bank for Poor people 3 Other government bank 4 Private Bank 5 People's Savings Cooperative 6 government Program 7 Mass organization 8 International NGO 9 Money lender 10 revolving credit association 11 Other cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 1. number people usually live in commune 1. number people usually live in commune 1. number people usually live in commune 1. number people usually live in commune 1. number people usually live in commune 1. How many people usually live in this [commune/ward]? Usual number of people in the commune/ward is the total number of residents who usually live in a stable way in the commune/ward 6 or more months in the past 12 months. According to this concept, a person who has not registered residence in the commune/ward can still be considered a usual resident if the actually lived in the commune/ward for 6 or more months in the past 12 months. However, in reality you should pay special attention to the following cases: -People who usually live in the commune/ward but are temporarily absent for less than 6 months. -People who died in the past 12 months are not considered usual residents even though they may have lived in the commune/ward for more than 6 months. -Newborn babies. Even newborn children, if they are the children of usual residents in the commune/ward, whether or not they have registered the birth, are considered usual residents. -People with the intention of living long-term in the commune/ward with correct paperwork such as marriage certificate, work transfer papers, demobilization papers, … or without correct papers such as newlywed daughter or son-in-law recently moved in with spouse’s parents, children who have returned from the army less than 6 months ago,… are still considered members of the household. Interviewer should try to collect information on the current year. If unable to collect information for the current year, then obtain data for the most recent year and record the actual year the data were collected 156 1545 28517 2. What year is that figure from 2. What year is that figure from 2. What year is that figure from 2. What year is that figure from 2. What year is that figure from 2. What year is that figure from? Usual number of people in the commune/ward is the total number of residents who usually live in a stable way in the commune/ward 6 or more months in the past 12 months. According to this concept, a person who has not registered residence in the commune/ward can still be considered a usual resident if the actually lived in the commune/ward for 6 or more months in the past 12 months. However, in reality you should pay special attention to the following cases: -People who usually live in the commune/ward but are temporarily absent for less than 6 months. -People who died in the past 12 months are not considered usual residents even though they may have lived in the commune/ward for more than 6 months. -Newborn babies. Even newborn children, if they are the children of usual residents in the commune/ward, whether or not they have registered the birth, are considered usual residents. -People with the intention of living long-term in the commune/ward with correct paperwork such as marriage certificate, work transfer papers, demobilization papers, … or without correct papers such as newlywed daughter or son-in-law recently moved in with spouse’s parents, children who have returned from the army less than 6 months ago,… are still considered members of the household. Interviewer should try to collect information on the current year. If unable to collect information for the current year, then obtain data for the most recent year and record the actual year the data were collected 156 1977 1998 3. geographical region 3. geographical region 3. geographical region 3. geographical region 3. geographical region 3. In which type of geographical region is this [commune/ward]? interviewer will use an appropriate word (village, hamlet, mountainous village, hamlet,...) in place of the word "village" which is used in this questionnaire. Likewise interviewer will choose the appropriate word commune or ward. 156 1 5 1 Coastal 2 Inland Delta 3 Hills/midlands 4 Low Mountains 5 High Mountains cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 299 37 194 cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code cluster code name of first and second village 299 73 388 4. total land area of [village] Ha 4. total land area of [village] Ha 4. total land area of [village] Ha 4. total land area of [village] Ha 4. total land area of [village] Ha 4. What is the total land area of [village] ? Ha Record the total area of the village/hamlet, calculated in hectares. The total area consists of the total area within the boundaries of the village/hamlet. 259 40 2 7230 5. number households live in [village] 5. number households live in [village] 5. number households live in [village] 5. number households live in [village] 5. number households live in [village] 5. How many households live in [village] ? HOUSEHOLD Record the total number of households currently living in the village/hamlet at the time of the survey. (see the definition of household in section: the household roster in the household questionnaire) 299 20 1478 6. numbers people usually live in [village] 6. numbers people usually live in [village] 6. numbers people usually live in [village] 6. numbers people usually live in [village] 6. numbers people usually live in [village] 6. How many people usually live in [village]? people The concept of usual resident in the village/hamlet should be consistent with the concept explained in question 1, the only difference being that this question refers only to the village/hamlet. 299 97 8807 main ethnic groups FIRST main ethnic groups FIRST main ethnic groups FIRST main ethnic groups FIRST main ethnic groups FIRST 7. What are the main ethnic groups found in [village]? FORST If the village/hamlet has many ethnic groups, then based on the number of people record up to 4 main ethnic groups living in the village/hamlet. In the case that there is only one ethnic group in the village/hamlet, then record the ethnic group code in column “first” and leave the remaining columns blank 299 1 49 1 kinh 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 6 Muong 7 Nung 8 Hmong (meo) 9 Dao 10 gia-rai 11 e-de 12 ba-na 13 xo-dang 14 San Chay (Cao lan - san chi) 15 co ho 16 cham 17 san diu 18 hre 19 mnong 20 ra-glai 21 xtieng 22 bru - Van kieu 23 tho 24 giay 25 co tu 26 gie - trieng 27 ma 28 kho mu 29 co 30 ta-oi 31 cho-ro 32 khang 33 xinh - mun 34 ha nhi 35 chu - ru 36 lao 37 la chi 38 la hu 39 lu 40 lo lo 41 pa then 42 co lao 43 cong 44 bo y 45 si la 46 pu peo 47 brau 48 ro-mam 49 other 50 foreigner 51 unspecified main ethnic groups SECOND main ethnic groups SECOND main ethnic groups SECOND main ethnic groups SECOND main ethnic groups SECOND 7. What are the main ethnic groups found in [village]? SECOND If the village/hamlet has many ethnic groups, then based on the number of people record up to 4 main ethnic groups living in the village/hamlet. In the case that there is only one ethnic group in the village/hamlet, then record the ethnic group code in column “first” and leave the remaining columns blank 92 207 1 51 1 kinh 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 6 Muong 7 Nung 8 Hmong (meo) 9 Dao 10 gia-rai 11 e-de 12 ba-na 13 xo-dang 14 San Chay (Cao lan - san chi) 15 co ho 16 cham 17 san diu 18 hre 19 mnong 20 ra-glai 21 xtieng 22 bru - Van kieu 23 tho 24 giay 25 co tu 26 gie - trieng 27 ma 28 kho mu 29 co 30 ta-oi 31 cho-ro 32 khang 33 xinh - mun 34 ha nhi 35 chu - ru 36 lao 37 la chi 38 la hu 39 lu 40 lo lo 41 pa then 42 co lao 43 cong 44 bo y 45 si la 46 pu peo 47 brau 48 ro-mam 49 other 50 foreigner 51 unspecified main ethnic groups THIRD main ethnic groups THIRD main ethnic groups THIRD main ethnic groups THIRD main ethnic groups THIRD 7. What are the main ethnic groups found in [village]? THIRD If the village/hamlet has many ethnic groups, then based on the number of people record up to 4 main ethnic groups living in the village/hamlet. In the case that there is only one ethnic group in the village/hamlet, then record the ethnic group code in column “first” and leave the remaining columns blank 45 254 1 31 1 kinh 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 6 Muong 7 Nung 8 Hmong (meo) 9 Dao 10 gia-rai 11 e-de 12 ba-na 13 xo-dang 14 San Chay (Cao lan - san chi) 15 co ho 16 cham 17 san diu 18 hre 19 mnong 20 ra-glai 21 xtieng 22 bru - Van kieu 23 tho 24 giay 25 co tu 26 gie - trieng 27 ma 28 kho mu 29 co 30 ta-oi 31 cho-ro 32 khang 33 xinh - mun 34 ha nhi 35 chu - ru 36 lao 37 la chi 38 la hu 39 lu 40 lo lo 41 pa then 42 co lao 43 cong 44 bo y 45 si la 46 pu peo 47 brau 48 ro-mam 49 other 50 foreigner 51 unspecified main ethnic groups FOURTH main ethnic groups FOURTH main ethnic groups FOURTH main ethnic groups FOURTH main ethnic groups FOURTH 7. What are the main ethnic groups found in [village]? FOURTH If the village/hamlet has many ethnic groups, then based on the number of people record up to 4 main ethnic groups living in the village/hamlet. In the case that there is only one ethnic group in the village/hamlet, then record the ethnic group code in column “first” and leave the remaining columns blank 25 274 1 51 1 kinh 2 tay 3 thai 4 chinese 5 khmer 6 Muong 7 Nung 8 Hmong (meo) 9 Dao 10 gia-rai 11 e-de 12 ba-na 13 xo-dang 14 San Chay (Cao lan - san chi) 15 co ho 16 cham 17 san diu 18 hre 19 mnong 20 ra-glai 21 xtieng 22 bru - Van kieu 23 tho 24 giay 25 co tu 26 gie - trieng 27 ma 28 kho mu 29 co 30 ta-oi 31 cho-ro 32 khang 33 xinh - mun 34 ha nhi 35 chu - ru 36 lao 37 la chi 38 la hu 39 lu 40 lo lo 41 pa then 42 co lao 43 cong 44 bo y 45 si la 46 pu peo 47 brau 48 ro-mam 49 other 50 foreigner 51 unspecified main religions FIRST main religions FIRST main religions FIRST main religions FIRST main religions FIRST 8. What are the main religions practiced by people in [village]? FIRST Record similar to question 7. 291 8 1 8 1 Buddhist 2 Catholic 3 Protestant 4 Cao Dai 5 Hoa Hao 6 Muslim 7 Other main religions SECOND main religions SECOND main religions SECOND main religions SECOND main religions SECOND 8. What are the main religions practiced by people in [village]? Record similar to question 7. 138 161 8 1 Buddhist 2 Catholic 3 Protestant 4 Cao Dai 5 Hoa Hao 6 Muslim 7 Other main religions THIRD main religions THIRD main religions THIRD main religions THIRD main religions THIRD 8. What are the main religions practiced by people in [village]? THIRD Record similar to question 7. 54 245 8 1 Buddhist 2 Catholic 3 Protestant 4 Cao Dai 5 Hoa Hao 6 Muslim 7 Other cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 three main sources of income FIRST three main sources of income FIRST three main sources of income FIRST three main sources of income FIRST three main sources of income FIRST 1 What are the three main sources of income in this [commune/ ward]? FIRST list in order of importance Interviewer should ask the 3 main sources of income of the residents of this commune/ward and request the respondent list them in order of importance. 156 1 9 1 Agriculture 2 Forestry 3 Aquatic products 4 Industry 5 Handicrafts 6 Construction 7 Trade 8 Transport 9 Services 10 Other three main sources of income SECOND three main sources of income SECOND three main sources of income SECOND three main sources of income SECOND three main sources of income SECOND 1 What are the three main sources of income in this [commune/ ward]? SECOND list in order of importance Interviewer should ask the 3 main sources of income of the residents of this commune/ward and request the respondent list them in order of importance. 147 9 1 10 1 Agriculture 2 Forestry 3 Aquatic products 4 Industry 5 Handicrafts 6 Construction 7 Trade 8 Transport 9 Services 10 Other three main sources of income THIRD three main sources of income THIRD three main sources of income THIRD three main sources of income THIRD three main sources of income THIRD 1 What are the three main sources of income in this [commune/ ward]? THIRD list in order of importance Interviewer should ask the 3 main sources of income of the residents of this commune/ward and request the respondent list them in order of importance. 125 31 1 10 1 Agriculture 2 Forestry 3 Aquatic products 4 Industry 5 Handicrafts 6 Construction 7 Trade 8 Transport 9 Services 10 Other 2. living standard mproved or declined 2. living standard mproved or declined 2. living standard mproved or declined 2. living standard mproved or declined 2. living standard mproved or declined 2 According to you, has the living standard of people in this [commune/ ward] improved or declined compared to 5 years ago? Compare the current living standard with that of 5 years ago and ask the reason why the living standards has improved, declined or remained the same. 156 1 3 1 improved 2 declined 3 the same WHY FIRST WHY FIRST WHY FIRST WHY FIRST WHY FIRST 3 Why? FIRST List in order of importance After the respondent has made a list in order of importance, the answers may fit the options provided in the questionnaire, or not completely. The interviewer must find the most suitable answer in the list of codes to record in the questionnaire. 156 1 9 1 changes in agricultural policy 2 expansion in nonagricultural production 3 weather 4 disaster 5 inflation 6 changes in ability to obtain more education 7 changes in ability to use health services 8 changes in ability to use social services 9 other reason WHY SECOND WHY SECOND WHY SECOND WHY SECOND WHY SECOND 3 Why? SECOND List in order of importance After the respondent has made a list in order of importance, the answers may fit the options provided in the questionnaire, or not completely. The interviewer must find the most suitable answer in the list of codes to record in the questionnaire. 151 5 1 9 1 changes in agricultural policy 2 expansion in nonagricultural production 3 weather 4 disaster 5 inflation 6 changes in ability to obtain more education 7 changes in ability to use health services 8 changes in ability to use social services 9 other reason WHY THIRD WHY THIRD WHY THIRD WHY THIRD WHY THIRD 3 Why? THIRD List in order of importance After the respondent has made a list in order of importance, the answers may fit the options provided in the questionnaire, or not completely. The interviewer must find the most suitable answer in the list of codes to record in the questionnaire. 124 32 1 9 1 changes in agricultural policy 2 expansion in nonagricultural production 3 weather 4 disaster 5 inflation 6 changes in ability to obtain more education 7 changes in ability to use health services 8 changes in ability to use social services 9 other reason 4. received disaster relief 4. received disaster relief 4. received disaster relief 4. received disaster relief 4. received disaster relief 4. In the past 12 months has this [commune/ward] received disaster relief? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 6 Ask about forms of relief in the past 12 months up to the time of the interview. 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no forms of disaster relief FIRST forms of disaster relief FIRST forms of disaster relief FIRST forms of disaster relief FIRST forms of disaster relief FIRST 5. What forms of disaster relief were implemented? FIRST Ask about forms of relief in the past 12 months up to the time of the interview. 100 56 1 7 1 Cash 2 Food 3 Medicines 4 clothing 5 Construction 6 Seeds, capital, means of production 7 Other forms forms of disaster relief SECOND forms of disaster relief SECOND forms of disaster relief SECOND forms of disaster relief SECOND forms of disaster relief SECOND 5. What forms of disaster relief were implemented? SECOND Ask about forms of relief in the past 12 months up to the time of the interview. 80 76 1 7 1 Cash 2 Food 3 Medicines 4 clothing 5 Construction 6 Seeds, capital, means of production 7 Other forms forms of disaster relief THIRD forms of disaster relief THIRD forms of disaster relief THIRD forms of disaster relief THIRD forms of disaster relief THIRD 5. What forms of disaster relief were implemented? THIRD Ask about forms of relief in the past 12 months up to the time of the interview. 57 99 1 7 1 Cash 2 Food 3 Medicines 4 clothing 5 Construction 6 Seeds, capital, means of production 7 Other forms kinds of projects or programs FIRST kinds of projects or programs FIRST kinds of projects or programs FIRST kinds of projects or programs FIRST kinds of projects or programs FIRST 6. What kinds of projects or programs of the goverment or other organizations currently exist in this [commune/ ward]? FIRST IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 1 OR 3 OR 4 OR 5 OR 6 OR 7, SKIP TO QUESTION 8 List projects/programs currently being implemented in the commune. Projects can be from the government or non governmental organizations. If the poverty alleviation program exists then ask question 7, if not go on to question 8 156 1 8 1 employment generation 2 poverty alleviation 3 economic and infrastructure development investments 4 investments in education and culture 5 health and public health 6 environment/clean water 7 other kinds of projects or programs SECOND kinds of projects or programs SECOND kinds of projects or programs SECOND kinds of projects or programs SECOND kinds of projects or programs SECOND 6. What kinds of projects or programs of the goverment or other organizations currently exist in this [commune/ ward]? SECOND IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 1 OR 3 OR 4 OR 5 OR 6 OR 7, SKIP TO QUESTION 8 List projects/programs currently being implemented in the commune. Projects can be from the government or non governmental organizations. If the poverty alleviation program exists then ask question 7, if not go on to question 8 113 43 1 7 1 employment generation 2 poverty alleviation 3 economic and infrastructure development investments 4 investments in education and culture 5 health and public health 6 environment/clean water 7 other kinds of projects or programs THIRD kinds of projects or programs THIRD kinds of projects or programs THIRD kinds of projects or programs THIRD kinds of projects or programs THIRD 6. What kinds of projects or programs of the goverment or other organizations currently exist in this [commune/ ward]? THIRD IF THE ANSWER CODE IS 1 OR 3 OR 4 OR 5 OR 6 OR 7, SKIP TO QUESTION 8 List projects/programs currently being implemented in the commune. Projects can be from the government or non governmental organizations. If the poverty alleviation program exists then ask question 7, if not go on to question 8 72 84 1 7 1 employment generation 2 poverty alleviation 3 economic and infrastructure development investments 4 investments in education and culture 5 health and public health 6 environment/clean water 7 other 7. households in this [commune/ward] have been certified as poor 7. households in this [commune/ward] have been certified as poor 7. households in this [commune/ward] have been certified as poor 7. households in this [commune/ward] have been certified as poor 7. households in this [commune/ward] have been certified as poor 7. How many households in this [commune/ward] have been certified as poor according to the criteria of the poverty alleviation program? households Record the total number of poor households in the commune/ward based on the criteria of the Ministry of Labor. 125 31 13 957 a) subsidized credit a) subsidized credit a) subsidized credit a) subsidized credit a) subsidized credit 8. With the help of the poverty alleviation and other aid programs how many households have benefited from: a) subsidized credit households Record the total number of households benefiting from each of the programs listed in question 6. Note the words “exemption/reduction” which means either the household doesn’t have to pay at all, or only pay a part such as school fees, hospital fees, production taxes (including taxes). There are a few locations where it is common for the commune/ward officials to certify a household as poor to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. In this case, question 8c will include the number of households the commune/ward certifies to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. 142 14 813 b)exemption or reduction in school fees b)exemption or reduction in school fees b)exemption or reduction in school fees b)exemption or reduction in school fees b)exemption or reduction in school fees 8. With the help of the poverty alleviation and other aid programs how many households have benefited from: b)exemption or reduction in school fees households Record the total number of households benefiting from each of the programs listed in question 6. Note the words “exemption/reduction” which means either the household doesn’t have to pay at all, or only pay a part such as school fees, hospital fees, production taxes (including taxes). There are a few locations where it is common for the commune/ward officials to certify a household as poor to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. In this case, question 8c will include the number of households the commune/ward certifies to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. 140 16 936 c) exemption or reduction in hospital fees c) exemption or reduction in hospital fees c) exemption or reduction in hospital fees c) exemption or reduction in hospital fees c) exemption or reduction in hospital fees 8. With the help of the poverty alleviation and other aid programs how many households have benefited from: c) exemption or reduction in hospital fees households Record the total number of households benefiting from each of the programs listed in question 6. Note the words “exemption/reduction” which means either the household doesn’t have to pay at all, or only pay a part such as school fees, hospital fees, production taxes (including taxes). There are a few locations where it is common for the commune/ward officials to certify a household as poor to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. In this case, question 8c will include the number of households the commune/ward certifies to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. 136 20 955 d) relief fund for natural disasters and pre-harvest shortage? d) relief fund for natural disasters and pre-harvest shortage? d) relief fund for natural disasters and pre-harvest shortage? d) relief fund for natural disasters and pre-harvest shortage? d) relief fund for natural disasters and pre-harvest shortage? 8. With the help of the poverty alleviation and other aid programs how many households have benefited from: d) relief fund for natural disasters and pre-harvest shortage? households Record the total number of households benefiting from each of the programs listed in question 6. Note the words “exemption/reduction” which means either the household doesn’t have to pay at all, or only pay a part such as school fees, hospital fees, production taxes (including taxes). There are a few locations where it is common for the commune/ward officials to certify a household as poor to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. In this case, question 8c will include the number of households the commune/ward certifies to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. 143 13 994 e) occupational and agricultural technology training e) occupational and agricultural technology training e) occupational and agricultural technology training e) occupational and agricultural technology training e) occupational and agricultural technology training 8. With the help of the poverty alleviation and other aid programs how many households have benefited from: e) occupational and agricultural technology training? households Record the total number of households benefiting from each of the programs listed in question 6. Note the words “exemption/reduction” which means either the household doesn’t have to pay at all, or only pay a part such as school fees, hospital fees, production taxes (including taxes). There are a few locations where it is common for the commune/ward officials to certify a household as poor to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. In this case, question 8c will include the number of households the commune/ward certifies to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. 138 18 843 f) exemption or reduction in production/business taxes f) exemption or reduction in production/business taxes f) exemption or reduction in production/business taxes f) exemption or reduction in production/business taxes f) exemption or reduction in production/business taxes 8. With the help of the poverty alleviation and other aid programs how many households have benefited from: f) exemption or reduction in production/business taxes? (including agricultural taxes) households Record the total number of households benefiting from each of the programs listed in question 6. Note the words “exemption/reduction” which means either the household doesn’t have to pay at all, or only pay a part such as school fees, hospital fees, production taxes (including taxes). There are a few locations where it is common for the commune/ward officials to certify a household as poor to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. In this case, question 8c will include the number of households the commune/ward certifies to reduce or exempt them from hospital fees. 141 15 998 9. people who moved permanently .... 9. people who moved permanently .... 9. people who moved permanently .... 9. people who moved permanently .... 9. people who moved permanently .... 9. Since [1992/1993], (that is in the past 5 years) is the number of people who moved permanently into this [commune/ward] greater or less than the number who moved out? Reflects migration trends in the past 5 years. Only people who have moved in during the past 5 years and are currently considered usual residents should be considered people moving in. Similarly, people who are usual residents of the commune/ward who are temporarily away are not considered to have moved out 156 1 4 1 moved in more than out 2 moved out more than in 3 about the same 4 nobody moved in or out commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code Record the code the Central Steering committee assigned the commune 155 37 194 date date date date date The year should be written with 2 digits of the year undertaking the survey 155 10198 311098 . position of respondent: . position of respondent: . position of respondent: . position of respondent: . position of respondent: Record the code of the position. 155 1 4 1 director of health center 2 doctor 3 physician's assistant 4 nurse 5 nurse's Aide 6 other person interview code interview code interview code interview code interview code Record the code the same as that recorded in the household questionnaire 155 1 30 time interview began: HOUR time interview began: HOUR time interview began: HOUR time interview began: HOUR time interview began: HOUR Recorded according to 24 hour clock 155 6 19 MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE Recorded according to 24 hour clock 154 1 50 time interview ended: HOUR time interview ended: HOUR time interview ended: HOUR time interview ended: HOUR time interview ended: HOUR Recorded according to 24 hour clock 155 7 21 MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE Recorded according to 24 hour clock 155 50 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 10. people temporarily for certain times of the year to find work 10. people temporarily for certain times of the year to find work 10. people temporarily for certain times of the year to find work 10. people temporarily for certain times of the year to find work 10. people temporarily for certain times of the year to find work 10. In the past 5 years is it common for people to leave this commune/ward] temporarily for certain times of the year to find work? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 19 This question asks about people who have temporarily gone to other places to find employment, or in other words, usual residents of the commune/ward who have temporarily left the area to go to other locations to find employment for a period of less than 6 months 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no 11. number people 11. number people 11. number people 11. number people 11. number people 11. How many people per year on average? people In the past 5 years there may be years in which many people go, or few people go to earn money because they lost their crop, or there was a natural disaster… but this question asks for an average year 134 22 2 999 12. where? 12. where? 12. where? 12. where? 12. where? 12. Where do most of them go to? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 15; if the answer code is 2, skip to question 14 135 21 6 1 Same district, different commune 2 Same province, different district 3 Different province 4 Abroad 13. provinces/countries do most of them go to first 13. provinces/countries do most of them go to first 13. provinces/countries do most of them go to first 13. provinces/countries do most of them go to first 13. provinces/countries do most of them go to first 13. What provinces/countries do most of them go to? first Write province or country names 1)___________________ 2)___________________ 3)___________________ 101 55 1 60 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other provinces/countries do most of them go to second provinces/countries do most of them go to second provinces/countries do most of them go to second provinces/countries do most of them go to second provinces/countries do most of them go to second 13. What provinces/countries do most of them go to? second Write province or country names 1)___________________ 2)___________________ 3)___________________ 88 68 2 81 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other provinces/countries do most of them go to third provinces/countries do most of them go to third provinces/countries do most of them go to third provinces/countries do most of them go to third provinces/countries do most of them go to third 13. What provinces/countries do most of them go to? third Write province or country names 1)___________________ 2)___________________ 3)___________________ 68 88 2 81 1 Ha Giang 2 Tuyen Quang 3 Cao Bang 4 Lang Son 5 Lai Chau 6 Yen Bai 7 Lao Cai 8 Bac Can 9 Thai Nguyen 10 Son La 11 Phu Tho 12 Vinh Phuc 13 Bac Giang 14 Bac Ninh 15 Quang Ninh 16 Hoa Binh 17 Ha Noi 18 Hai Phong 19 Hung Yen 20 Hai Duong 21 Ha Tay 22 Thai Binh 23 Ha Nam 24 Nam Dinh 25 Ninh Binh 26 Thanh Hoa 27 Nghe An 28 Ha Tinh 29 Quang Binh 30 Quang Tri 31 Thua Thien - Hue 32 Quang Nam 33 Da Nang 34 Quang Ngai 35 Binh Dinh 36 Phu Yen 37 Khanh Hoa 38 Ninh Thuan 39 Binh Thuan 40 Gia Lai 41 Kon Tum 42 Dak Lak 43 Lam Dong 44 Ho Chi Minh city 45 Binh Duong 46 Binh Phuoc 47 Tay Ninh 48 Dong Nai 49 Ba Ria - Vung Tau 50 Long An 51 Dong Thap 52 An Giang 53 Tien Giang 54 Ben Tre 55 Vinh Long 56 Tra Vinh 57 Soc TRang 58 CAn Tho 59 Kien Giang 60 Ca Mau 61 Bac Lieu 71 LAOS 72 Cambodia 73 Thailand 74 China 75 Hong Kong 76 Taiwan 77 Australia 78 France 79 Western Europe 80 Former Soviet Union 81 Eastern Europe 82 USA 83 Canada 84 Other 14. Do most of them go to the city, or rural areas 14. Do most of them go to the city, or rural areas 14. Do most of them go to the city, or rural areas 14. Do most of them go to the city, or rural areas 14. Do most of them go to the city, or rural areas 14. Do most of them go to the city, or rural areas? 121 35 1 7 1 city 2 rural area 3 don't know 15. kind of work 15. kind of work 15. kind of work 15. kind of work 15. kind of work 15. What kind of work do most of them look for during the time away from this [commune/ward]? 135 21 1 4 1 trading 2 hired for farm work 3 hired for nonfarm work 4 other work 16. time work outside TIME 16. time work outside TIME 16. time work outside TIME 16. time work outside TIME 16. time work outside TIME 16. For how much time do most of them work outside of this [commune/ward] during the year? TIME The column TIME records the number and column TIME UNIT record the code from the bottom of the page to record clearly that the number in the TIME column refers to days, weeks, months, quarters or year. For example, if the respondent answers that most people go away from the commune/ward for 3 months. Then the questionnaire should be filled in as follows:9 TIME: 3 TIME UNIT: 5 135 21 1 9 time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT 16. For how much time do most of them work outside of this [commune/ward] during the year? TIME UNIT The column TIME records the number and column TIME UNIT record the code from the bottom of the page to record clearly that the number in the TIME column refers to days, weeks, months, quarters or year. For example, if the respondent answers that most people go away from the commune/ward for 3 months. Then the questionnaire should be filled in as follows:9 TIME: 3 TIME UNIT: 5 135 21 1 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year age groups FIRST age groups FIRST age groups FIRST age groups FIRST age groups FIRST 17. What are the age groups of most of the people who work seasonally outside of this [commune/ward]? FIRST The interviewer should prompt the respondent to assess the ages of these people and record the three main age groups. If the respondent answers with an age group that doesn’t fit with the ones provided in the questionnaire, such as from 20 to 30; in this case the interview must ask further to see if they are mainly from 20 to 24 or from 25 to 30 so the interviewer can decide whether to put these people in group 15-24 or 25-30 135 21 2 8 1 below 15 years 2 15 to 24 years 3 25 to 34 years 4 35 to 44 years 5 45 to 54 years 6 55 to 60 years 7 above 60 years age groups SECOND age groups SECOND age groups SECOND age groups SECOND age groups SECOND 17. What are the age groups of most of the people who work seasonally outside of this [commune/ward]? SECOND The interviewer should prompt the respondent to assess the ages of these people and record the three main age groups. If the respondent answers with an age group that doesn’t fit with the ones provided in the questionnaire, such as from 20 to 30; in this case the interview must ask further to see if they are mainly from 20 to 24 or from 25 to 30 so the interviewer can decide whether to put these people in group 15-24 or 25-30 125 31 1 5 1 below 15 years 2 15 to 24 years 3 25 to 34 years 4 35 to 44 years 5 45 to 54 years 6 55 to 60 years 7 above 60 years age groups THIRD age groups THIRD age groups THIRD age groups THIRD age groups THIRD 17. What are the age groups of most of the people who work seasonally outside of this [commune/ward]? THIRD The interviewer should prompt the respondent to assess the ages of these people and record the three main age groups. If the respondent answers with an age group that doesn’t fit with the ones provided in the questionnaire, such as from 20 to 30; in this case the interview must ask further to see if they are mainly from 20 to 24 or from 25 to 30 so the interviewer can decide whether to put these people in group 15-24 or 25-30 82 74 2 5 1 below 15 years 2 15 to 24 years 3 25 to 34 years 4 35 to 44 years 5 45 to 54 years 6 55 to 60 years 7 above 60 years 18. most of them men or women 18. most of them men or women 18. most of them men or women 18. most of them men or women 18. most of them men or women 18. Are most of them men or women? 131 25 1 5 1 mainly men 2 mainly women 3 about equal 19. people to leave temporalily to find work 19. people to leave temporalily to find work 19. people to leave temporalily to find work 19. people to leave temporalily to find work 19. people to leave temporalily to find work 19. In the past 5 years is it common for people to leave this [commune/ward] temporarily for certain times of the year to find work? if the answer code is 2, skip to section 3 Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 155 1 1 19 1 yes 2 no 20. How many people per year on average? 20. How many people per year on average? 20. How many people per year on average? 20. How many people per year on average? 20. How many people per year on average? 20. How many people per year on average? people Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 111 45 2 900 21. Where do most of them come from? 21. Where do most of them come from? 21. Where do most of them come from? 21. Where do most of them come from? 21. Where do most of them come from? 21. Where do most of them come from? Is it: if the answer code is 1, skip to question 24; if the answer code is 2, skip to question 23 Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 107 49 8 1 Same district, different commune 2 Same province, different district 3 Different province 4 Abroad 22. most of them come from FIRST 22. most of them come from FIRST 22. most of them come from FIRST 22. most of them come from FIRST 22. most of them come from FIRST 22. What provinces/countries do most of them come from? FIRST Write province/country names 1)___________________ 2)___________________ 3)___________________ Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 63 93 1 62 most of them come from SECOND most of them come from SECOND most of them come from SECOND most of them come from SECOND most of them come from SECOND 22. What provinces/countries do most of them come from? SECOND Write province/country names 1)___________________ 2)___________________ 3)___________________ Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 53 103 2 60 most of them come from THIRD most of them come from THIRD most of them come from THIRD most of them come from THIRD most of them come from THIRD 22. What provinces/countries do most of them come from? THIRD Write province/country names 1)___________________ 2)___________________ 3)___________________ Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 38 118 1 60 23. come from the city, or rural areas 23. come from the city, or rural areas 23. come from the city, or rural areas 23. come from the city, or rural areas 23. come from the city, or rural areas 23. Do most of them come from the city, or rural areas? Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 84 72 1 3 1 city 2 rural area 3 don't know 24. kind of work 24. kind of work 24. kind of work 24. kind of work 24. kind of work 24. What kind of work do most of them look for during the time in this [commune/ward]? Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 100 56 1 5 1 trading 2 hired for farm work 3 hired for nonfarm work 4 other work 25. time work outside TIME 25. time work outside TIME 25. time work outside TIME 25. time work outside TIME 25. time work outside TIME 25. For how much time do most of them work outside of this [commune/ward] during the year? TIME Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 102 54 1 9 time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT time work outside TIME UNIT 25. For how much time do most of them work outside of this [commune/ward] during the year? TIME UNIT Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 106 50 1 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 26. age groups FIRST 26. age groups FIRST 26. age groups FIRST 26. age groups FIRST 26. age groups FIRST 26. What are the age groups of most of the people who work seasonally outside of this [commune/ward]? FIRST Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 107 49 1 9 1 below 15 years 2 15 to 24 years 3 25 to 34 years 4 35 to 44 years 5 45 to 54 years 6 55 to 60 years 7 above 60 years age groups SECOND age groups SECOND age groups SECOND age groups SECOND age groups SECOND 26. What are the age groups of most of the people who work seasonally outside of this [commune/ward]? SECOND Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 96 60 2 5 1 below 15 years 2 15 to 24 years 3 25 to 34 years 4 35 to 44 years 5 45 to 54 years 6 55 to 60 years 7 above 60 years age groups THIRD age groups THIRD age groups THIRD age groups THIRD age groups THIRD 26. What are the age groups of most of the people who work seasonally outside of this [commune/ward]? THIRD Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 58 98 2 5 1 below 15 years 2 15 to 24 years 3 25 to 34 years 4 35 to 44 years 5 45 to 54 years 6 55 to 60 years 7 above 60 years 27. most of them men or women 27. most of them men or women 27. most of them men or women 27. most of them men or women 27. most of them men or women 27. Are most of them men or women? Ask about people from other localities who temporarily come to this commune/ward to find employment. 107 49 1 4 1 mainly men 2 mainly women 3 about equal commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 155 37 194 first village code first village code first village code first village code first village code 155 74 387 Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located 1. Is the commune health center located in [name of first village] ? if the answer code is 1 skip to question 3 Aims to determine the average distance from each residential area to the commune health station. The distance is calculated in kilometers by the main path that the people in the first or second village/hamlet usually use to go to the clinic. 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no How far away from How far away from How far away from How far away from How far away from 2. How far away from [name of first village] is the commune health center? Km Aims to determine the average distance from each residential area to the commune health station. The distance is calculated in kilometers by the main path that the people in the first or second village/hamlet usually use to go to the clinic. 123 32 0.2 8 second village code second village code second village code second village code second village code Name of second village selected in this commune Aims to determine the average distance from each residential area to the commune health station. The distance is calculated in kilometers by the main path that the people in the first or second village/hamlet usually use to go to the clinic. 144 11 73 388 Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located Is the commune health center located 3. Is the commune health center located in [name of second village]? if the answer code is 1 skip to question 5 Aims to determine the average distance from each residential area to the commune health station. The distance is calculated in kilometers by the main path that the people in the first or second village/hamlet usually use to go to the clinic. 145 10 1 2 1 yes 2 no How far away from... How far away from... How far away from... How far away from... How far away from... 4. How far away from [second village] is the commune health center? Km Aims to determine the average distance from each residential area to the commune health station. The distance is calculated in kilometers by the main path that the people in the first or second village/hamlet usually use to go to the clinic. 120 35 17 A. Doctors A. Doctors A. Doctors A. Doctors A. Doctors 5. How many doctors, physician's assistants, nurses and nurses aides are permanent employees of this health center? A. Doctors Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 150 5 3 B. Physician's Assistant B. Physician's Assistant B. Physician's Assistant B. Physician's Assistant B. Physician's Assistant 5. How many doctors, physician's assistants, nurses and nurses aides are permanent employees of this health center? B. Physician's Assistant Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 153 2 7 C. Nurse C. Nurse C. Nurse C. Nurse C. Nurse 5. How many doctors, physician's assistants, nurses and nurses aides are permanent employees of this health center? C. Nurse Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 152 3 9 D. Nurse's Aide D. Nurse's Aide D. Nurse's Aide D. Nurse's Aide D. Nurse's Aide 5. How many doctors, physician's assistants, nurses and nurses aides are permanent employees of this health center? D. Nurse's Aide Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 149 6 3 How many people are working under contract A. Doctor How many people are working under contract A. Doctor How many people are working under contract A. Doctor How many people are working under contract A. Doctor How many people are working under contract A. Doctor 6. How many people are working under contract with the commune health center? A. Doctor Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 149 6 1 Physician's Assistant Physician's Assistant Physician's Assistant Physician's Assistant Physician's Assistant 6. How many people are working under contract with the commune health center? B. Physician's Assistant Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 150 5 5 Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse Nurse 6. How many people are working under contract with the commune health center? C. Nurse Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 151 4 4 Nurse's Aide Nurse's Aide Nurse's Aide Nurse's Aide Nurse's Aide 6. How many people are working under contract with the commune health center? D. Nurse's Aide Record the number of staff by training level of employees of the commune health station. These people should have been issued a certificate or diploma according to the training standards of the Ministry of health 150 5 7 How many hours per week is this health center usually open? How many hours per week is this health center usually open? How many hours per week is this health center usually open? How many hours per week is this health center usually open? How many hours per week is this health center usually open? 7.How many hours per week is this health center usually open? hours This question only calculates the number of hours the commune health station usually works to supply usual health services according to regulations, does not include emergency cases, or hours open to serve emergency cases. Pay attention to calculate hours worked for 1 week not for 1 day. 155 6 816 In the past 7 days, how many hours In the past 7 days, how many hours In the past 7 days, how many hours In the past 7 days, how many hours In the past 7 days, how many hours 8. In the past 7 days, how many hours was the health center operating? hours Calculate the total actual hours worked in the past week, not including hours for emergency cases or hours open to deal with emergency cases. 155 8 810 in- patient beds in- patient beds in- patient beds in- patient beds in- patient beds 9. How many in- patient beds are there in this commune health center? beds Inpatient beds are beds used to serve patients who sleep overnight at the clinic 155 20 commune health center provide: obstetrics commune health center provide: obstetrics commune health center provide: obstetrics commune health center provide: obstetrics commune health center provide: obstetrics 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: A. obstetrics Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no IUD insertion IUD insertion IUD insertion IUD insertion IUD insertion 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: B. IUD insertion Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no expanded immunization expanded immunization expanded immunization expanded immunization expanded immunization 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: C. expanded immunization Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 70 1 yes 2 no prenatal care prenatal care prenatal care prenatal care prenatal care 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: D. prenatal care Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no child health exams child health exams child health exams child health exams child health exams 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: E. child health exams Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no eastern medicines eastern medicines eastern medicines eastern medicines eastern medicines 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: F. eastern medicines Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no eye exams eye exams eye exams eye exams eye exams 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: G. eye exams Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no simple operations simple operations simple operations simple operations simple operations 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: H. simple operations Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 155 1 2 1 yes 2 no dental exam dental exam dental exam dental exam dental exam 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: I. dental exam Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 154 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no education on nutrition education on nutrition education on nutrition education on nutrition education on nutrition 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: J. education on nutrition Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 144 11 1 2 1 yes 2 no abortion and menstrual regulation abortion and menstrual regulation abortion and menstrual regulation abortion and menstrual regulation abortion and menstrual regulation 10. Does this commune health center provide the following services: K. abortion and menstrual regulation? Ask about the services the commune/ward health clinic can perform: -Obstetrics are delivery services -Immunization are to immunize against 6 childhood diseases (according to the new regulation that should be 8 diseases) -Traditional medicine: Services of mixing various herbal medicines. -Malnutrition training: Services to education mothers and fathers on how to take care of children and prepare food to guarantee the nutrition of parents and children to prevent malnutrition, training mothers to breast feed their children… 144 11 1 2 1 yes 2 no commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 2467 37 194 Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code Equipment code 2467 1 16 1 electricity 2 clean water source 3 sanitary toilet 4 refrigerator 5 sterilizing equipment 6 child growth chart 7 eye chart 8 blood pressure monitor 9 delivery bed/table 10 child scale 11 microscope 12 laboratory 13 thermometer 14 stethoscope 15 examining table/bed 16 family planning equipment Is [..] available at this facility? Is [..] available at this facility? Is [..] available at this facility? Is [..] available at this facility? Is [..] available at this facility? 11. Is [..] available at this facility? if the answer code is 2 skip to next item Asks about some basic equipment of the commune health station and current situation of equipment 2467 1 2 1 yes 2 no Is [..] currently serviceable? Is [..] currently serviceable? Is [..] currently serviceable? Is [..] currently serviceable? Is [..] currently serviceable? 12. Is [..] currently serviceable? skip to next item Asks about some basic equipment of the commune health station and current situation of equipment 1725 742 1 2 1 yes 2 no MA DIA BAN MA DIA BAN MA DIA BAN MA DIA BAN MA DIA BAN 1483 37 194 medicines code medicines code medicines code medicines code medicines code 1483 1 10 1 Ampicillin tablets 250 mg, made in VN 2 Penicillin tablets 400000UI made in VN 3 Paracetamol tablets pack of 10 tables, 0.1 g made in Vietnam 4 Rifampicin tablets 450 mg. treat TB 5 Rimifon (Ionizaid) tablets (to treat TB) 150 mg jar of 100 domestic produced 6 ORESOL (Oral rehydration salts) 7 Insulin for injections (to treat diabetes) 400 UI 8 Iron tablets 0.05 g, bottle of 250 tablets (for anemia) 9 Vitamin A tablets 50,000 UI 10 Trust Condoms, pack of 3 medicines readily available to satisfy the needs of the commune health center? medicines readily available to satisfy the needs of the commune health center? medicines readily available to satisfy the needs of the commune health center? medicines readily available to satisfy the needs of the commune health center? medicines readily available to satisfy the needs of the commune health center? 13. To what extent are the following medicines readily available to satisfy the needs of the commune health center? Asks about 10 types of common medicines For this section, please take a look at the anthropometrists handbook on collecting prices of medicines. The specified types (units) of medicines are determined by those that are most common, however in reality at the commune health station they may be different from those written in the questionnaire. For example Ampicillin used to collect in the questionnaire is for 1 card of 10 capsules, 250mg each produced domestically in Vietnam. But, in reality at a commune health station, Ampicillin is sold in 5 pill cards of 250 mg produced in Vietnam. in this cases we should calculate the equivalent price for 10 pills if the quality and units of the two types are the same. If the price of 5 pills is 10,000 dong, then the price of 10 would be 20,000 dong. In the case that the quality is different, the country of production is different, and the units are different, try to come up with an equivalent in order to calculate the price. For example, if the clinic has vitamin A on capsules of 100.000 UI with the price of 2000 dong per pill, then the price of a 50.000 UI would be 1000 dong 1470 13 1 5 1 Always or almost Always 2 more than half the time 3 Half the time 4 Less than half the time 5 Rarely, or never 14 Gia tri tien thuoc NGHIN DO 14 Gia tri tien thuoc NGHIN DO 14 Gia tri tien thuoc NGHIN DO 14 Gia tri tien thuoc NGHIN DO 14 Gia tri tien thuoc NGHIN DO 14. What is the price charged for a [unit] of [medicine]? Thousand dong Asks about 10 types of common medicines For this section, please take a look at the anthropometrists handbook on collecting prices of medicines. The specified types (units) of medicines are determined by those that are most common, however in reality at the commune health station they may be different from those written in the questionnaire. For example Ampicillin used to collect in the questionnaire is for 1 card of 10 capsules, 250mg each produced domestically in Vietnam. But, in reality at a commune health station, Ampicillin is sold in 5 pill cards of 250 mg produced in Vietnam. in this cases we should calculate the equivalent price for 10 pills if the quality and units of the two types are the same. If the price of 5 pills is 10,000 dong, then the price of 10 would be 20,000 dong. In the case that the quality is different, the country of production is different, and the units are different, try to come up with an equivalent in order to calculate the price. For example, if the clinic has vitamin A on capsules of 100.000 UI with the price of 2000 dong per pill, then the price of a 50.000 UI would be 1000 dong 834 649 90 commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 155 37 194 How much does the health center charge for: Regular examination How much does the health center charge for: Regular examination How much does the health center charge for: Regular examination How much does the health center charge for: Regular examination How much does the health center charge for: Regular examination 15. How much does the health center charge for each of the following services or items? A. Regular examination Thousand dong Collect information on amounts charged for services of services at the commune health center 155 6 Uncomplicated delivery Uncomplicated delivery Uncomplicated delivery Uncomplicated delivery Uncomplicated delivery 15. How much does the health center charge for each of the following services or items? B. Uncomplicated delivery Thousand dong Collect information on amounts charged for services of services at the commune health center 154 1 90 Abortion or Menstrual Regulation Abortion or Menstrual Regulation Abortion or Menstrual Regulation Abortion or Menstrual Regulation Abortion or Menstrual Regulation 15. How much does the health center charge for each of the following services or items? C. Abortion or Menstrual Regulation Thousand dong Collect information on amounts charged for services of services at the commune health center 140 15 35 Injections Injections Injections Injections Injections 15. How much does the health center charge for each of the following services or items? D.Injections Thousand dong Collect information on amounts charged for services of services at the commune health center 153 2 5 Minor Operation Minor Operation Minor Operation Minor Operation Minor Operation 15. How much does the health center charge for each of the following services or items? E. Minor Operation Thousand dong Collect information on amounts charged for services of services at the commune health center 148 7 20 In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of Poverty In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of Poverty In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of Poverty In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of Poverty In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of Poverty 16. In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of... A. Poverty % Calculate the share of visits/patients who are exempt from all fees out of the total number of patients 148 7 99 Less than 6 years old Less than 6 years old Less than 6 years old Less than 6 years old Less than 6 years old 16. In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of... B. Less than 6 years old % Calculate the share of visits/patients who are exempt from all fees out of the total number of patients 147 8 99 Have health insurance Have health insurance Have health insurance Have health insurance Have health insurance 16. In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of... C. Have health insurance % Calculate the share of visits/patients who are exempt from all fees out of the total number of patients 147 8 99 household household household household household 16. In the past month, about what percent of patients didn't have to pay any fees because of... household % Calculate the share of visits/patients who are exempt from all fees out of the total number of patients 148 7 99 Who makes the decision .... Who makes the decision .... Who makes the decision .... Who makes the decision .... Who makes the decision .... 17. Who makes the decision to allow exemptions from fees for poor patients? Calculate the share of visits/patients who are exempt from all fees out of the total number of patients 143 12 3 1 People's Committee 2 Health Center Staff 3 Other person commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 190 1 194 Interviewer Interviewer Interviewer Interviewer Interviewer 190 1 28 Interview starting date Interview starting date Interview starting date Interview starting date Interview starting date 190 10198 310798 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 455 37 194 type of product type of product type of product type of product type of product I would like to ask about any non-agricultural employment opportunities in this [commune/ward]. I will start with entreprises, continue with handicrafts, putting out operations and traditional businesses. Type of product ask question 1 for all types before going on to questions 2 to 8 455 1 3 1 Food products 2 Textiles 3 Other Are there any entreprises/factories Are there any entreprises/factories Are there any entreprises/factories Are there any entreprises/factories Are there any entreprises/factories Are there any entreprises/factories within a 10 km commute from this [commune/ ward] that are involved in the manufacturing of [..]? if the answer code is 2, skip to next type of product Asks about factories or enterprises lying within 10 km, whether or not they absorb labor from the commune/ward or not. These enterprises can belong to the state, collective, private, individual, or foreign sector, joint stock or limited liability companies 448 7 1 2 1 yes 2 no 3. the state sector 3. the state sector 3. the state sector 3. the state sector 3. the state sector How many of these entreprises belong to: 3. the state sector? NUMBER if don't know, write dk Asks about factories or enterprises lying within 10 km, whether or not they absorb labor from the commune/ward or not. These enterprises can belong to the state, collective, private, individual, or foreign sector, joint stock or limited liability companies Includes all factories, enterprises or companies with 100% capital from the State, including joint ventures between state factories/enterprises/companies. These factories can be under central government management or local government management. 127 328 13 4. the collective sector? 4. the collective sector? 4. the collective sector? 4. the collective sector? 4. the collective sector? How many of these entreprises belong to: 4. the collective sector? NUMBER if don't know, write dk Asks about factories or enterprises lying within 10 km, whether or not they absorb labor from the commune/ward or not. These enterprises can belong to the state, collective, private, individual, or foreign sector, joint stock or limited liability companies The collective sector includes factories/enterprises established with capital from the cooperative or production groups including joint ventures between collective sector enterprises with each other 118 337 10 5. the foreign sector? 5. the foreign sector? 5. the foreign sector? 5. the foreign sector? 5. the foreign sector? How many of these entreprises belong to: 5. the foreign sector? NUMBER if don't know, write dk Asks about factories or enterprises lying within 10 km, whether or not they absorb labor from the commune/ward or not. These enterprises can belong to the state, collective, private, individual, or foreign sector, joint stock or limited liability companies Includes all factories/enterprises/companies operating with a part or 100% foreign capital investment. The Vietnamese partner can be from the state, collective, private or individual sector 125 330 6 6. the private sector with more than 20 employees 6. the private sector with more than 20 employees 6. the private sector with more than 20 employees 6. the private sector with more than 20 employees 6. the private sector with more than 20 employees How many of these entreprises belong to: 6. the private sector with more than 20 employees? NUMBER if don't know, write dk Asks about factories or enterprises lying within 10 km, whether or not they absorb labor from the commune/ward or not. These enterprises can belong to the state, collective, private, individual, or foreign sector, joint stock or limited liability companies Includes factories/enterprises/companies under the private company law 116 339 31 7. the private sector employing less than 20 people 7. the private sector employing less than 20 people 7. the private sector employing less than 20 people 7. the private sector employing less than 20 people 7. the private sector employing less than 20 people How many of these entreprises belong to: 7. the private sector employing less than 20 people? NUMBER if don't know, write dk Asks about factories or enterprises lying within 10 km, whether or not they absorb labor from the commune/ward or not. These enterprises can belong to the state, collective, private, individual, or foreign sector, joint stock or limited liability companies Includes factories/enterprises/companies under the private company law 109 346 50 8. Domestic joint stock or limited liability companies 8. Domestic joint stock or limited liability companies 8. Domestic joint stock or limited liability companies 8. Domestic joint stock or limited liability companies 8. Domestic joint stock or limited liability companies How many of these entreprises belong to: 8. Domestic joint stock or limited liability companies? NUMBER if don't know, write dk Asks about factories or enterprises lying within 10 km, whether or not they absorb labor from the commune/ward or not. These enterprises can belong to the state, collective, private, individual, or foreign sector, joint stock or limited liability companies Includes factories/enterprises established as joint ventures between domestic companies from different sectors 116 339 2 commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 6597 1 194 good code good code good code good code good code 6597 1 38 1 ordinary paddy 2 ordinary rice 3 glutinous rice 4 yellow corn (maize) 5 cassava (manioc) 6 sweet potato 7 instant noodles 8 arrowroot noodles 9 pork butt 10 rump roast 11 free-range female chicken 12 duck 13 scad (fish) 14 mullet (snakehead) 15 chicken egg 16 tofu 17 peanuts 18 dry mung beans 19 soy beans 20 water morning glory 21 bean sprouts 22 cabbage 23 tomato 24 sweet oranges 25 regular bananas 26 mango 27 salt 28 fish sauce 29 MSG 30 cooking oil 31 refined white sugar 32 sweetened condensed milk 33 dry tea 34 white rice wine 35 Hanoi beer 36 333 beer 37 555 cigarettes 38 Cigarettes First price First price First price First price First price First price Dong 6580 17 50000 Second price Second price Second price Second price Second price Second price Dong 6562 35 55000 Second price Second price Second price Second price Second price Second price. Dong 6524 73 60000 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 9. Are there any factories within a 10 km 9. Are there any factories within a 10 km 9. Are there any factories within a 10 km 9. Are there any factories within a 10 km 9. Are there any factories within a 10 km 9. Are there any factories within a 10 km commute that absorb labor from this [commune/ward] to participate in production? if the answert cdoe is 2, skip to question 18 Asks about factories/enterprises lying within 10 km that absorb labor from this commune/ward. These people can work on a contract basis, half time, … but must be current usual residents of the commune/ward. If the response is 2, then there is no need to ask questions 10 to 17 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 5371 1 194 good code good code good code good code good code 5371 1 31 1 split firewood 2 electricity for residential use 3 kerosene 4 gasoline 5 laundry detergent 6 bath soap 7 toothpaste 8 cotton netting 9 mosquito net (double nylon) 10 soft thin synthetic fabric 11 synthetic fabric for pants 12 ready made man's shirt 13 ready made man's trousers 14 face towel (average type) 15 reed mat 16 man's rubber sandals 17 rain poncho 18 light bulb 19 aluminum pot 20 red plastic basin 21 rice bowl 22 thermos, 2.5 liters 23 cement 24 steel rod 25 bicycle tube 26 bicycle tire 27 notebook 28 lined paper 29 4th grade set of textbooks 30 Goldstar 14 inch color TV 31 Sony 14 inch color TV First price First price First price First price First price First price Dong 5341 30 3500000 Secpnd price Secpnd price Secpnd price Secpnd price Secpnd price Secpnd price Dong 5336 35 3500000 Third price Third price Third price Third price Third price Third price Dong 5287 84 3500000 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 195 37 193 factories code factories code factories code factories code factories code 195 1 5 10. industry is involved in 10. industry is involved in 10. industry is involved in 10. industry is involved in 10. industry is involved in 10. What industry is [name of factory] involved in? 195 1 90 1 Cultivation (including livestock) 2 Forestry and related services 5 Aquaculture (includes both raising, and catching seafood) 10 Coal mining 11 Oil and gas drilling and related services 12 Uranium and Thorium mining 13 Metal mining 14 Mining for rocks, stone, sand, salt, fertilizer... 15 Food and beverages 16 Tobacco products 17 Textiles and garments 18 Fur processing and fur products (excluding garments) 19 Leather tanning and leather products including wallets, seats, suitcases (excluding garments) 20 Wood, bamboo, rattan processing and production of wood, 21 Paper and paper products 22 Printing and publishing (books, magazines, newspapers, and recordings) 23 Coke, crude oil, uranium processingChemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 24 Chemicals and chemical products (including pesticides, paints, pharmaceuticals, beauty products and synthetic fibers) 25 Plastic and Rubber production and products 26 Other non-metal mineral products production (glass, ceramics, cement...) 27 Metal production and processing 28 Metal products (non mechanical, non-electric such as tools, boiler, ...) 29 Other equipment and machinery not specified elsewhere (pump, turbine, kiln, loading equipment, cranes) 30 Office and computer equipment production 31 Other electronic, electric equipment not specified elsewhere (electric generators, wires, batteries, lamps) 32 Radio, TV, broadcasting and other communication equipment 33 Medical and laboratory equipment, precision instruments, and meters (clocks) 34 Motor vehicles and spare parts 35 Other transportation equipment (boats, railroad, airplane) 36 Furniture production 37 Recycling, reprocessing (metal and other) 40 Electricity production and distribution 41 Extract, clean and distribute water 45 Construction 50 Vehicle sales, maintenance and repair; retail sale of gas 51 Wholesale and agent sales (excluding motor vehicles) 52 Retail sales (excluding motor vehicles);repairs of family appliances 55 Hotel and Restaurant 60 Road, railroad and pipeline transport 61 Water transport 62 Airline transport 63 Services in transport; tourist services 64 Post and telecommunications 65 Financial intermediary (excluding insurance and social welfare) 66 Insurance and pensions (excluding social insurance) 67 Assistance in finance (including social insurance) 70 Science and technology activities 71 Real Estate 72 Rental of equipment, household goods 73 Computer-related activities 74 Other business activities (accounting, tax and other consulting, architecture, advertising, protection, housecleaning, photography, packaging, etc) 75 Government administration and national defense (includes police) 80 Education and training 85 Social relief (hospital, clinic, veterinary care, relief work) 90 Culture and sports (broadcasting, movies, entertainment, newspapers, library, museums, sports...) 91 Communist party, mass organizations, professional associations 92 Public sanitation, garbage collection 93 Other services (ironing, laundry, haircutting, funerals, other) 95 Personal services provided at the home of client 99 Activities of foreign organizations 11. How far is it from [factory] to to the center of this [commune/ward]? 11. How far is it from [factory] to to the center of this [commune/ward]? 11. How far is it from [factory] to to the center of this [commune/ward]? 11. How far is it from [factory] to to the center of this [commune/ward]? 11. How far is it from [factory] to to the center of this [commune/ward]? 11. How far is it from [factory] to to the center of this [commune/ward]? KM Calculate distance according to main roads 195 20 12. How much does it cost 12. How much does it cost 12. How much does it cost 12. How much does it cost 12. How much does it cost 12. How much does it cost to travel from the center of this commune/ward to [factory]? THOUSAND DONGS Calculate the average cost using the most commonly used means of transportation 192 3 50 13. Was [factory] built after 1989? 13. Was [factory] built after 1989? 13. Was [factory] built after 1989? 13. Was [factory] built after 1989? 13. Was [factory] built after 1989? 13. Was [factory] built after 1989? if don’t know write DK 179 16 1 2 1 yes 2 no or DK 14. How many people work at [factory]? 14. How many people work at [factory]? 14. How many people work at [factory]? 14. How many people work at [factory]? 14. How many people work at [factory]? 14. How many people work at [factory]? people or dk if don’t know write DK 81 114 4 2000 15. how many are from this [commune/ward] 15. how many are from this [commune/ward] 15. how many are from this [commune/ward] 15. how many are from this [commune/ward] 15. how many are from this [commune/ward] 15. Of those, how many are from this [commune/ward]? people or dk if don’t know write DK 116 79 450 16. average daily wage of an adult male worker THOUSAND DONG 16. average daily wage of an adult male worker THOUSAND DONG 16. average daily wage of an adult male worker THOUSAND DONG 16. average daily wage of an adult male worker THOUSAND DONG 16. average daily wage of an adult male worker THOUSAND DONG 16. What is the average daily wage of an adult male worker? THOUSAND DONG Calculate the average wage that a commune/ward resident earns if they work in that factory or enterprise. 185 10 10 50030 average daily wage of an adult male worker TIME UNIT average daily wage of an adult male worker TIME UNIT average daily wage of an adult male worker TIME UNIT average daily wage of an adult male worker TIME UNIT average daily wage of an adult male worker TIME UNIT 16. What is the average daily wage of an adult male worker? TIME UNIT Calculate the average wage that a commune/ward resident earns if they work in that factory or enterprise. 185 10 5 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 17. average daily wage of an adult female worker 17. average daily wage of an adult female worker 17. average daily wage of an adult female worker 17. average daily wage of an adult female worker 17. average daily wage of an adult female worker 17. What is the average daily wage of an adult female worker? THOUSAND DONG Calculate the average wage that a commune/ward resident earns if they work in that factory or enterprise. 170 25 1500 average daily wage of an adult female worker average daily wage of an adult female worker average daily wage of an adult female worker average daily wage of an adult female worker average daily wage of an adult female worker 17. What is the average daily wage of an adult female worker? TIME UNIT Calculate the average wage that a commune/ward resident earns if they work in that factory or enterprise. 165 30 3 5 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 190 1 194 1. May ao so mi nam: First price 1. May ao so mi nam: First price 1. May ao so mi nam: First price 1. May ao so mi nam: First price 1. May ao so mi nam: First price sew man's shirt First price 190 35000 second price second price second price second price second price sew man's shirt second price 189 1 40000 third price third price third price third price third price sew man's shirt third price 187 3 40000 sew woman's shirt First price sew woman's shirt First price sew woman's shirt First price sew woman's shirt First price sew woman's shirt First price sew woman's shirt First price 190 35000 second price second price second price second price second price sew woman's shirt second price 189 1 36000 third price third price third price third price third price sew woman's shirt third price 187 3 38000 sew man's trousers first price sew man's trousers first price sew man's trousers first price sew man's trousers first price sew man's trousers first price sew man's trousers 189 1 40000 second price second price second price second price second price sew man's trousers second price 188 2 40000 third price third price third price third price third price sew man's trousers third price 186 4 41000 man's haircut w/o shampoo First price man's haircut w/o shampoo First price man's haircut w/o shampoo First price man's haircut w/o shampoo First price man's haircut w/o shampoo First price man's haircut w/o shampoo First price 190 10000 second price second price second price second price second price man's haircut w/o shampoo second price 189 1 10000 third price third price third price third price third price man's haircut w/o shampoo third price 187 3 10000 woman's permanent First price woman's permanent First price woman's permanent First price woman's permanent First price woman's permanent First price woman's permanent First price 185 5 35000 second price second price second price second price second price woman's permanent second price 184 6 38000 third price third price third price third price third price woman's permanent third price 182 8 38000 repair hole in bike tube First price repair hole in bike tube First price repair hole in bike tube First price repair hole in bike tube First price repair hole in bike tube First price repair hole in bike tube First price 188 2 4000 second price second price second price second price second price repair hole in bike tube second price 188 2 4000 third price third price third price third price third price repair hole in bike tube third price 186 4 4000 Ampicillin capsules state pharmacy Ampicillin capsules state pharmacy Ampicillin capsules state pharmacy Ampicillin capsules state pharmacy Ampicillin capsules state pharmacy Ampicillin capsules statepharmacy DONG 176 14 900 10000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Ampicillin capsules private pharmacy DONG 184 6 700 10000 Penicillin tablets: state pharmacy Penicillin tablets: state pharmacy Penicillin tablets: state pharmacy Penicillin tablets: state pharmacy Penicillin tablets: state pharmacy Penicillin tablets: state pharmacy DONG 169 21 800 8000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Penicillin tablets: private pharmacy DONG 178 12 800 8000 Paracetemol tablet State pharmacy Paracetemol tablet State pharmacy Paracetemol tablet State pharmacy Paracetemol tablet State pharmacy Paracetemol tablet State pharmacy Paracetemol tablet State pharmacy DONG 174 16 9000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Paracetemol tablet private pharmacy DONG 181 9 9000 Rifampicin capsules State pharmacy Rifampicin capsules State pharmacy Rifampicin capsules State pharmacy Rifampicin capsules State pharmacy Rifampicin capsules State pharmacy Rifampicin capsules State pharmacy DONG 145 45 7000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Rifampicin capsules private pharmacy DONG 153 37 8000 Rimifon (ioniazide) State pharmacy Rimifon (ioniazide) State pharmacy Rimifon (ioniazide) State pharmacy Rimifon (ioniazide) State pharmacy Rimifon (ioniazide) State pharmacy Rimifon (ioniazide) State pharmacy Dong 136 54 30000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Rimifon (ioniazide) private pharmacy Dong 148 42 32000 Oral rehydration salts State pharmacy Oral rehydration salts State pharmacy Oral rehydration salts State pharmacy Oral rehydration salts State pharmacy Oral rehydration salts State pharmacy Oral rehydration salts State pharmacy DONG 163 27 400 2500 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Oral rehydration salts private pharmacy DONG 177 13 3000 Insulin injection State pharmacy Insulin injection State pharmacy Insulin injection State pharmacy Insulin injection State pharmacy Insulin injection State pharmacy Insulin injection State pharmacy DONG 73 117 81000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Insulin injection private pharmacy DONG 75 115 90000 Iron tablets STATE pharmacy Iron tablets STATE pharmacy Iron tablets STATE pharmacy Iron tablets STATE pharmacy Iron tablets STATE pharmacy Iron tablets STATE pharmacy DONG 136 54 37500 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Iron tablets private pharmacy DONG 142 48 37500 Vitamin A tablets State pharmacy Vitamin A tablets State pharmacy Vitamin A tablets State pharmacy Vitamin A tablets State pharmacy Vitamin A tablets State pharmacy Vitamin A tablets State pharmacy DONG 144 46 6000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Vitamin A tablets private pharmacy DONG 156 34 6000 Trust condoms State pharmacy Trust condoms State pharmacy Trust condoms State pharmacy Trust condoms State pharmacy Trust condoms State pharmacy Trust condoms State pharmacy Dong 148 42 2000 private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy private pharmacy Trust condoms private pharmacy Dong 162 28 2000 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 18. Are there any traditional occupations or handicrafts 18. Are there any traditional occupations or handicrafts 18. Are there any traditional occupations or handicrafts 18. Are there any traditional occupations or handicrafts 18. Are there any traditional occupations or handicrafts 18. Are there any traditional occupations or handicrafts in this [commune/ward]? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 22 Questions here collect information about traditional industries and handicrafts and subcontracting. Question 18 requires distinguishing between the concept subcontracting (putting out) and traditional and handicraft industries. 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no 19. About how many households 19. About how many households 19. About how many households 19. About how many households 19. About how many households 19. About how many households from this [commune/ward] participate in this form of employment? HOUSEHOLD don't include households working on subcontracts for companies or other households. Questions here collect information about traditional industries and handicrafts and subcontracting. 47 109 999 20. business registration permit 20. business registration permit 20. business registration permit 20. business registration permit 20. business registration permit 20. Do these business have to request a registration permit in order to operate? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 22 Questions here collect information about traditional industries and handicrafts and subcontracting. To determine whether a household who wants to organize a small business must do some paperwork or not, and how much the average fee is to do so. Pay attention to avoid mistakes in recording the fees because these fees and all other monetary amounts are calculated in thousands of dong, not in dong 46 110 1 2 1 yes 2 no 21. registration fee 21. registration fee 21. registration fee 21. registration fee 21. registration fee 21. What is the average amount a household must pay for the registration fee? THOUSAND DONG Questions here collect information about traditional industries and handicrafts and subcontracting. To determine whether a household who wants to organize a small business must do some paperwork or not, and how much the average fee is to do so. Pay attention to avoid mistakes in recording the fees because these fees and all other monetary amounts are calculated in thousands of dong, not in dong 13 143 5 30107 22. are there any other types of employment 22. are there any other types of employment 22. are there any other types of employment 22. are there any other types of employment 22. are there any other types of employment 22. In addition to traditional industries and handicrafts, are there any other types of employment such as subcontracts, putting out operations or other forms where households do the work at home, but are provided with inputs and paid per piece of output? if the answer code is 2, skip to SECTION 4 Questions here collect information about traditional industries and handicrafts and subcontracting. 156 1 7 1 yes 2 no 23. how many households 23. how many households 23. how many households 23. how many households 23. how many households 23. About how many households from this [commune/ ward] participate in this form of employment? PEOPLE Questions here collect information about traditional industries and handicrafts and subcontracting. 28 128 1 1020 commune code commune code commune code commune code commune code 158 4 194 owner' s (source 1) owner' s (source 1) owner' s (source 1) owner' s (source 1) owner' s (source 1) 131 27 1 6 1 cooperative 2 state store 3 private store 4 agricultural extension center 5 agent for fertilizer company 6 other resource source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 1) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 1) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 1) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 1) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 1) 129 29 1 2 1 yes 2 no owner' s (source 2) owner' s (source 2) owner' s (source 2) owner' s (source 2) owner' s (source 2) 97 61 1 6 source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 2) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 2) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 2) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 2) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 2) 96 62 2 2 owner' s (source 3) owner' s (source 3) owner' s (source 3) owner' s (source 3) owner' s (source 3) 89 69 2 6 source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 3) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 3) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 3) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 3) source of fertilizer sell at subsidized prices (source 3) 88 70 1 2 1. Urea First source 1. Urea First source 1. Urea First source 1. Urea First source 1. Urea First source Urea First source Dong 152 6 3500 second source second source second source second source second source Urea second source Dong 127 31 3500 third source third source third source third source third source Urea third source Dong 116 42 3400 2. Potassium sulfate fertilizer first source 2. Potassium sulfate fertilizer first source 2. Potassium sulfate fertilizer first source 2. Potassium sulfate fertilizer first source 2. Potassium sulfate fertilizer first source Potassium sulfate fertilizer: first source Dong 145 13 3800 second source second source second source second source second source Potassium sulfate fertilizer: second source Dong 124 34 13000 third source third source third source third source third source Potassium sulfate fertilizer: third source Dong 115 43 3200 3. Phosphoric fertilizer First source 3. Phosphoric fertilizer First source 3. Phosphoric fertilizer First source 3. Phosphoric fertilizer First source 3. Phosphoric fertilizer First source Phosphoric fertilizer: First source Dong 149 9 2100 second source second source second source second source second source Phosphoric fertilizer: second source Dong 125 33 2200 third source third source third source third source third source Phosphoric fertilizer: third source Dong 114 44 2200 4. NPK fertilizer First source 4. NPK fertilizer First source 4. NPK fertilizer First source 4. NPK fertilizer First source 4. NPK fertilizer First source NPK fertilizer: First source Dong 144 14 13000 second source second source second source second source second source NPK fertilizer: second source Dong 121 37 13000 third source third source third source third source third source NPK fertilizer: third source Dong 110 48 13000 5. Bassa 50 ND First source 5. Bassa 50 ND First source 5. Bassa 50 ND First source 5. Bassa 50 ND First source 5. Bassa 50 ND First source Bassa 50 ND: First source Dong 131 27 28000 second source second source second source second source second source Bassa 50 ND: second source Dong 112 46 26800 third source third source third source third source third source Bassa 50 ND: third source Dong 97 61 27000 6. M. Parathion 50 ND First source 6. M. Parathion 50 ND First source 6. M. Parathion 50 ND First source 6. M. Parathion 50 ND First source 6. M. Parathion 50 ND First source M. Parathion 50 ND: First source Dong 99 59 42000 second source second source second source second source second source M. Parathion 50 ND: second source Dong 88 70 35000 third source third source third source third source third source M. Parathion 50 ND: third source Dong 77 81 35000 7. Padan powder 95SP First source 7. Padan powder 95SP First source 7. Padan powder 95SP First source 7. Padan powder 95SP First source 7. Padan powder 95SP First source Padan powder 95SP: First source Dong 131 27 220000 second source second source second source second source second source Padan powder 95SP: second source Dong 115 43 220000 third source third source third source third source third source Padan powder 95SP: third source Dong 100 58 220000 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 82 46 190 24. products manufactured 24. products manufactured 24. products manufactured 24. products manufactured 24. products manufactured 24. Please list the products manufactured by the five most prevalent types of traditional occupation, handicraft or putting out operation in this [commune/ward]? Record clearly the name of the product produced by the 5 occupations operating in this commune/ward and find the respective occupational codes recorded in the Traditional occupation code table. Pay attention in the list of occupational codes only take level 1 codes (listed from 1 to 15), under level 1 is recorded a list of level 2 occupations for the interviewer to use as a reference. In the case that a respondent states an occupation not listed specifically in the level 2 list, the interviewer must determine by him/herself the most appropriate group to categorize that occupation and record the code. 82 1 13 1 Cultivation\ 2 Animal husbandry 3 Metallic products 4 Non-metallic products for construction 5 Chemicals and chemical products 6 Wood products 7 Bamboo, rattan and other similar products 8 Paper and paper products 9 Glass and earthenware 10 Food products 11 Textile products 12 Leather products 13 Culture/arts products 14 Health occupation 15 Worship products 25. How many households participate 25. How many households participate 25. How many households participate 25. How many households participate 25. How many households participate 25. How many households participate in [occupation]? HOUSEHOLD 78 4 1 750 adult male adult male adult male adult male adult male 26. What is the average daily wage for a adult male worker in [occupation]? THOUSAND DONGS (if paid by piece, please estimate value of average daily output.) Unit of recording is thousand dong/ person/ day. If work is paid by the unit of output, then you must first ask on average how many pieces an individual can produce in one day, after that multiply by the piece rate and record the result in the questionnaire. 71 11 600 adult female adult female adult female adult female adult female 26. What is the average daily wage for a adult female worker in [occupation]? THOUSAND DONGS (if paid by piece, please estimate value of average daily output.) Unit of recording is thousand dong/ person/ day. If work is paid by the unit of output, then you must first ask on average how many pieces an individual can produce in one day, after that multiply by the piece rate and record the result in the questionnaire. 63 19 400 child <15 years old child <15 years old child <15 years old child <15 years old child <15 years old 26. What is the average daily wage for a child <15 years old worker in [occupation]? THOUSAND DONGS (if paid by piece, please estimate value of average daily output.) Unit of recording is thousand dong/ person/ day. If work is paid by the unit of output, then you must first ask on average how many pieces an individual can produce in one day, after that multiply by the piece rate and record the result in the questionnaire. 51 31 15 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 299 37 194 Village code Village code Village code Village code Village code 299 73 388 1. Is there a road that a car can travel on 1. Is there a road that a car can travel on 1. Is there a road that a car can travel on 1. Is there a road that a car can travel on 1. Is there a road that a car can travel on 1. Is there a road to [village] that a car can travel on? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 3 Ask whether there is a road passable by car that comes to the residential area of the village/hamlet or not, even if a car has never come to this village/hamlet. If there is a road to this village/hamlet passable by car, don’t ask question 2 299 1 2 1 yes 2 no 2. How far away is the nearest road 2. How far away is the nearest road 2. How far away is the nearest road 2. How far away is the nearest road 2. How far away is the nearest road 2. How far away is the nearest road that a car can travel on? KM If there is no road passable by car that comes to this village/hamlet, ask about the distance from this village/hamlet to the nearest road where a car could pass, following the path that people from this village/hamlet usually use to go there and calculated from the residential area. This distance should not be calculated according to a birds flight 57 242 0.2 32 3. road is not passable 3. road is not passable 3. road is not passable 3. road is not passable 3. road is not passable 3. Are there periods of the year when this road is not passable? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 5 Ask to find out whether the above-mentioned road has periods during the year when it is impassable by car. If yes, then usually how many months out of the year is it impassable by car. In the case that there is a road passable by car to the village/hamlet, this time period is the number of months when a car cannot come to the village/hamlet. In the case that there is no road passable by car directly to the village/hamlet, then this time period is the number of months when a car cannot pass by the section of road closest to the village/hamlet. The number of months should be calculated according to the calendar, not cumulating number of days into months. 299 1 2 1 yes 2 no 4. how many months out of the year 4. how many months out of the year 4. how many months out of the year 4. how many months out of the year 4. how many months out of the year 4. Usually about how many months out of the year are the roads impassable by car? Month Ask to find out whether the above-mentioned road has periods during the year when it is impassable by car. If yes, then usually how many months out of the year is it impassable by car. In the case that there is a road passable by car to the village/hamlet, this time period is the number of months when a car cannot come to the village/hamlet. In the case that there is no road passable by car directly to the village/hamlet, then this time period is the number of months when a car cannot pass by the section of road closest to the village/hamlet. The number of months should be calculated according to the calendar, not cumulating number of days into months. 42 257 8 5. What is the type of road surface 5. What is the type of road surface 5. What is the type of road surface 5. What is the type of road surface 5. What is the type of road surface 5. What is the type of road surface of the road coming into the village? This question asks about the road surface material: In the case that the road passable by car comes to the village/hamlet, this refers to material of that road surface; in the case that the road passable by car doesn’t come to the village/hamlet, this refers to the nearest road. Asphalt is a hard tar, made with modern construction methods and is of high quality. Tar on gravel is usually built with labor-intensive methods and is of poorer quality. [not yet finished] 299 1 5 1 cement/asphalt 2 tar on gravel 3 gravel 4 dirt 5 other 6. Are waterways an important 6. Are waterways an important 6. Are waterways an important 6. Are waterways an important 6. Are waterways an important 6. Are waterways an important means of transportation for this village? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 9 Asked to see the assessments and opinions of village/hamlet officials on whether or not waterways are important in comparison with other transport means. If not, question 7 and 8 are not asked. 299 1 2 1 yes 2 no 7. Is there a waterway 7. Is there a waterway 7. Is there a waterway 7. Is there a waterway 7. Is there a waterway 7. Is there a waterway that comes to this village? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 9 Ask to see whether there are any waterways going by the village/hamlet. Waterway must be a way that at least a boat/ship carrying passengers/commodities can go through. If yes, do not ask question 8. 68 231 1 2 1 yes 2 no 8. How far away is the nearest waterway 8. How far away is the nearest waterway 8. How far away is the nearest waterway 8. How far away is the nearest waterway 8. How far away is the nearest waterway 8. How far away is the nearest waterway for transporting goods or people? In case there is no water way going through the village/hamlet, ask the distance from the village/hamlet to the nearest waterway using the path usually used by the local people. The distance should not be as the crow flies. 9 290 0.2 70 9. Is there a passenger busline, train or water transport that passes through/by 9. Is there a passenger busline, train or water transport that passes through/by 9. Is there a passenger busline, train or water transport that passes through/by 9. Is there a passenger busline, train or water transport that passes through/by 9. Is there a passenger busline, train or water transport that passes through/by 9. Is there a passenger busline, train or water transport that passes through/by the village? if the naswer code is , skip to question 11 Ask to see whether there is a regular or routine passenger transport the people in the village/hamlet could use regularly. If any do not ask question 10 298 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 10. How far away is the nearest place ... 10. How far away is the nearest place ... 10. How far away is the nearest place ... 10. How far away is the nearest place ... 10. How far away is the nearest place ... 10. How far away is the nearest place to take this regular transportation? Km In case there is no passenger transport route going through the village/hamlet, ask the distance from the village/hamlet to the nearest station (place the people could board such transport) by the route that is often used by the local people. The distance is not as the crow flies 167 132 50 11. How often does a form of regular public transport pass TIMES 11. How often does a form of regular public transport pass TIMES 11. How often does a form of regular public transport pass TIMES 11. How often does a form of regular public transport pass TIMES 11. How often does a form of regular public transport pass TIMES 11. How often does a form of regular public transport pass this village? Ask about the frequency of the passenger transport route: In case there is a route going through the village/hamlet, this should be the frequency of the route. In case there is no transport route going through the village/hamlet, that is the frequency of the nearest transport station. In cases where both waterway and road transport way go through the village/hamlet and there is no transport route going through the village/hamlet, and the distance from village/hamlet to transport station of water way and transport way is nearly the same, record the combined frequency of both. Record number of trips by the most appropriate time duration. 278 21 1 99 TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT TIME UNIT 11. How often does a form of regular public transport pass this village? Ask about the frequency of the passenger transport route: In case there is a route going through the village/hamlet, this should be the frequency of the route. In case there is no transport route going through the village/hamlet, that is the frequency of the nearest transport station. In cases where both waterway and road transport way go through the village/hamlet and there is no transport route going through the village/hamlet, and the distance from village/hamlet to transport station of water way and transport way is nearly the same, record the combined frequency of both. Record number of trips by the most appropriate time duration. 275 24 3 5 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year 12. Is other motorized transportation available 12. Is other motorized transportation available 12. Is other motorized transportation available 12. Is other motorized transportation available 12. Is other motorized transportation available 12. Is other motorized transportation available for hire to transport people out of this village to other places? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 14 This question asked to identify, not including regular or period transport, are there any other motorized transport means not operating on regular schedules or periodic schedules that passengers/commodities could be transported on. For example if someone in the commune has a car not usually used for transporting passengers, but would 297 2 1 2 1 yes 2 no 13. What type of transportation? 13. What type of transportation? 13. What type of transportation? 13. What type of transportation? 13. What type of transportation? 13. What type of transportation? To identify kinds of transport means in question 12 234 65 1 5 1 Lambretta 2 motorbike 3 car 4 motorboat 5 other cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 2334 37 194 Village code Village code Village code Village code Village code 2334 73 388 place place place place place 2334 1 8 1 Commune people's committee 2 District center 3 Post office 4 Place to use telephone 5 Food store 6 Restaurant or food stall 7 Daily market 8 Periodic market 14. Is there a [..] located within or just outside the boundaries 14. Is there a [..] located within or just outside the boundaries 14. Is there a [..] located within or just outside the boundaries 14. Is there a [..] located within or just outside the boundaries 14. Is there a [..] located within or just outside the boundaries 14. Is there a [..] located within or just outside the boundaries of this village? if the answer code is 1, skip to next place Asked to see whether there are such establishments/agencies in or near the village/hamlet. Near the village/hamlet means it borders on the village/hamlet territory. If any, ask the next establishment/agency. 2318 16 1 2 1 yes 2 no 15. How far 15. How far 15. How far 15. How far 15. How far 15. How far is [..] from the village center? Km In case there is no such establishment/agency in or near the village/hamlet area, ask the distance from the village/hamlet center to the nearest station on the path usually used by local people. The distance is not as the crow flies 1387 947 72 16 .What is the most common way to go 16 .What is the most common way to go 16 .What is the most common way to go 16 .What is the most common way to go 16 .What is the most common way to go 16 .What is the most common way to go to [..]? Ask the most common means of transport used by the local people to go to each establishment/agency. 1395 939 1 7 1 on foot 2 horse cart 3 bicycle 4 cyclo 5 motorbike 6 lambretta 7 car/bus 17. How long does it take 17. How long does it take 17. How long does it take 17. How long does it take 17. How long does it take 17. How long does it take to travel from the village center to [..] by this means of transport? hour According to the above identified means of transport, how long does it take to get to station. Record in full information to both minute and hour columns, if hour is zero (0) record "0" to hour column, if minute is zero (0) record "0" to minute column 1314 1020 30 minutes minutes minutes minutes minutes 17. How long does it take to travel from the village center to [..] by this means of transport? minutes According to the above identified means of transport, how long does it take to get to station. Record in full information to both minute and hour columns, if hour is zero (0) record "0" to hour column, if minute is zero (0) record "0" to minute column 1378 956 55 18. If hiring this means of transport 18. If hiring this means of transport 18. If hiring this means of transport 18. If hiring this means of transport 18. If hiring this means of transport 18. If hiring this means of transport, how much does it cost to travel to [..]? thousand dong if periodic market ask question 19 If hiring the above identified means of transport, how much does it cost 1140 1194 99 19. How often does the periodic market meet? 19. How often does the periodic market meet? 19. How often does the periodic market meet? 19. How often does the periodic market meet? 19. How often does the periodic market meet? 19. How often does the periodic market meet? time including periodic market within the village Ask to see how the periodic market is organised with what frequency. This question refers to both period markets in and near village/hamlet and the nearest one not lying in or near the village/hamlet 136 2198 1 15 time unit time unit time unit time unit time unit 19. How often does the periodic market meet? time unit including periodic market within the village Ask to see how the periodic market is organised with what frequency. This question refers to both period markets in and near village/hamlet and the nearest one not lying in or near the village/hamlet 136 2198 3 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 20. Is there any infrastructure 20. Is there any infrastructure 20. Is there any infrastructure 20. Is there any infrastructure 20. Is there any infrastructure 20. Is there any infrastructure (roads, water supply, irrigation, school, health center, other public works) recently built or improved in the past 3 years (from [1994/1995] to the present)? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 22 Asked to identify whether or not there have been any public works newly built or upgraded including work that is not managed by the commune/ward in the last 3 years (in the last 36 months as of the interview time). These public works should serve most of the population. 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? first 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? first 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? first 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? first 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? first 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? FIRST Identified what public works. Record to the maximum 3 public works in order of importance (in term of positive impact on local people’s life) of these works. 143 13 1 9 1 roads 2 drinking water supply 3 irrigation 4 land reclamation 5 convert dryland to paddy 6 school 7 health center 8 electricity.......................................................................... 9 other public infrastructure 10 other second second second second second 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? SECOND Identified what public works. Record to the maximum 3 public works in order of importance (in term of positive impact on local people’s life) of these works. 136 20 1 10 1 roads 2 drinking water supply 3 irrigation 4 land reclamation 5 convert dryland to paddy 6 school 7 health center 8 electricity.......................................................................... 9 other public infrastructure 10 other third third third third third 21. What kind of infrastructure was recently built or improved? THIRD Identified what public works. Record to the maximum 3 public works in order of importance (in term of positive impact on local people’s life) of these works. 106 50 1 10 1 roads 2 drinking water supply 3 irrigation 4 land reclamation 5 convert dryland to paddy 6 school 7 health center 8 electricity.......................................................................... 9 other public infrastructure 10 other A. Dry season A. Dry season A. Dry season A. Dry season A. Dry season 22. What is the main source of drinking/cooking water for most people in this [commune/ward] during the ... A. Dry season Asked to identify the main water source (in term of time, and secondly in terms of amount used) that most commune/ward people use for drinking and eating by dry and rainy seasons. Record a main source for each season. 156 1 6 1 Piped water 2 rainwater 3 dug well 4 drilled well 5 river/pond/spring 6 Other source B. Rainy season B. Rainy season B. Rainy season B. Rainy season B. Rainy season 22. What is the main source of drinking/cooking water for most people in this [commune/ward] during the ... B. Rainy season Asked to identify the main water source (in term of time, and secondly in terms of amount used) that most commune/ward people use for drinking and eating by dry and rainy seasons. Record a main source for each season. 156 1 5 1 Piped water 2 rainwater 3 dug well 4 drilled well 5 river/pond/spring 6 Other source 23 Xa co dien 23 Xa co dien 23 Xa co dien 23 Xa co dien 23 Xa co dien 23. Is electricity available in this [commune/ward]? if the answer code is 2, skip to section 7 Ask to identify whether or not the commune/ward has electricity. The electricity source may be from the national network, small or big hydro generators serving many people, do not include electricity from generators or batteries. 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no 24. percentage of households use electricity 24. percentage of households use electricity 24. percentage of households use electricity 24. percentage of households use electricity 24. percentage of households use electricity 24. What percentage of households in this [commune/ward] use electricity? percent Identify what percent (%) of local people have access to electricity. 141 15 3 100 25. How often are there power outages 25. How often are there power outages 25. How often are there power outages 25. How often are there power outages 25. How often are there power outages 25. How often are there power outages in this [commune/ward] per day, week, month...? Ask to identify the frequency of power outages in the whole commune/ward. 141 15 1 4 1 at least once a day 2 at least once a week 3 at least once a month 4 once every few months cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 154 37 194 1. Agricultural taxes? 1. Agricultural taxes? 1. Agricultural taxes? 1. Agricultural taxes? 1. Agricultural taxes? I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 1. Agricultural taxes? thousand dong Record the value of agricultural tax collected for the commune/ward budget. 153 1 1844700 2. Other Taxes 2. Other Taxes 2. Other Taxes 2. Other Taxes 2. Other Taxes I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 2. Other Taxes thousand dong Record value of various kinds of taxes contributed to the commune/ward budget. For example: housing tax, commerce tax, handicraft tax . . . 154 4800000 3. Revenues from fees and other fixed revenues 3. Revenues from fees and other fixed revenues 3. Revenues from fees and other fixed revenues 3. Revenues from fees and other fixed revenues 3. Revenues from fees and other fixed revenues I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 3. Revenues from fees and other fixed revenues thousand dong Record value of regular fees and payments made to the commune/ward budget. For example: bridge, ferry toll, road fees, market fees, administrative procedures, exploitation fees. . 153 1 1800000 4. Revenues from renting out assets 4. Revenues from renting out assets 4. Revenues from renting out assets 4. Revenues from renting out assets 4. Revenues from renting out assets I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 4. Revenues from renting out assets: thousand dong Record value of payments from renting out assets of the commune/ward which contribute to the commune/ward budget. For example: renting out machinery, workshop, land renting, (including auction payments),... 150 4 597453 5. Contribution in place of corvee labor 5. Contribution in place of corvee labor 5. Contribution in place of corvee labor 5. Contribution in place of corvee labor 5. Contribution in place of corvee labor I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 5. Contribution in place of corvee labor : thousand dong Value of payments made to the commune/ward in lieu of corvee working days 150 4 192485 6. People's contributions to construction fund 6. People's contributions to construction fund 6. People's contributions to construction fund 6. People's contributions to construction fund 6. People's contributions to construction fund I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 6. People's contributions to construction fund : thousand dong Record value of collections contributed by the local people for constructing public works which are added to the commune/ward budget. 152 2 2743801 7. Poverty Alleviation fund contributions 7. Poverty Alleviation fund contributions 7. Poverty Alleviation fund contributions 7. Poverty Alleviation fund contributions 7. Poverty Alleviation fund contributions I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 7. Poverty Alleviation fund contributions : thousand dong Record value of collections contributed to the commune/ward budget by the local people for establishing hunger eradication and poverty alleviation fund. 147 7 80000 8. Other contributions from the people 8. Other contributions from the people 8. Other contributions from the people 8. Other contributions from the people 8. Other contributions from the people I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 8. Other contributions from the people : thousand dong Record value of different contributions of the local people made to24 commune/ward budget. For example: security fund, management fees, school fees, natural disaster control fund,... 148 6 291379 9. Other revenues 9. Other revenues 9. Other revenues 9. Other revenues 9. Other revenues I would like to know some information about revenues and expenditures of the [commune/ward] last year. Last year, how much money did the [commune/ ward] receive from: 9. Other revenues thousand dong Record value of other contributions made to the commune/ward budget. For example: service operation payment, business and production, budget collection supplemented by higher level authorities, aid from organizations, factories, enterprises, individuals, asset selling, financial fines,... 151 3 1350000 10. Rural roads 10. Rural roads 10. Rural roads 10. Rural roads 10. Rural roads Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: 10. Rural roads Thousand Dong Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for rural transport works of the commune/ward 153 1 936900 11. Irrigation 11. Irrigation 11. Irrigation 11. Irrigation 11. Irrigation Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: 11. Irrigation Thousand Dong Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for irrigation work of the commune/ward 150 4 848825 Construction of [commune/ward] facilities Construction of [commune/ward] facilities Construction of [commune/ward] facilities Construction of [commune/ward] facilities Construction of [commune/ward] facilities Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: Construction of [commune/ward] facilities (meeting place, offices) Thousand Dong Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for administrative work of the commune/ward 154 538104 Construction/ repair of school Construction/ repair of school Construction/ repair of school Construction/ repair of school Construction/ repair of school Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: Construction/ repair of school Thousand Dong Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for school construction and repairs 150 4 120000 Construction/repair of health center Construction/repair of health center Construction/repair of health center Construction/repair of health center Construction/repair of health center Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: Construction/repair of health center Thousand Dong : Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for Commune Health Center construction and repairs 147 7 983219 15. Cultural and sports activities 15. Cultural and sports activities 15. Cultural and sports activities 15. Cultural and sports activities 15. Cultural and sports activities Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: 15. Cultural and sports activities Thousand Dong Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for information, cultural and sports activities 152 2 74350 16. Management and administration expenditures 16. Management and administration expenditures 16. Management and administration expenditures 16. Management and administration expenditures 16. Management and administration expenditures Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: 16. Management and administration expenditures Thousand Dong Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for administrative management 154 1287727 17. Other expenditures 17. Other expenditures 17. Other expenditures 17. Other expenditures 17. Other expenditures Last year, how much did the [commune/ward] spend on: 17. Other expenditures Thousand Dong Record value of expenditures from commune/ward budget for other activities 151 3 745543 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 4868 37 194 village code village code village code village code village code 4868 73 388 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code other 4868 1 34 agricultural land tax agricultural land tax agricultural land tax agricultural land tax agricultural land tax Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: agricultural land tax 4634 234 2912 residential land tax residential land tax residential land tax residential land tax residential land tax Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: residential land tax 4771 97 1935 other taxes other taxes other taxes other taxes other taxes Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: other taxes 4232 636 30946 irrigation fee irrigation fee irrigation fee irrigation fee irrigation fee Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: irrigation fee 4609 259 1161 plant protection fee plant protection fee plant protection fee plant protection fee plant protection fee Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: plant protection fee 4459 409 236 Land protection fee Land protection fee Land protection fee Land protection fee Land protection fee Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: Land protection fee 4301 567 476 veterinary fee veterinary fee veterinary fee veterinary fee veterinary fee Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: veterinary fee 4012 856 85 security fee security fee security fee security fee security fee Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: security fee 4446 422 120 other fees other fees other fees other fees other fees Now I would like to get information on all HH in our sample in the village. How much did [name of head]'s household pay for the following fees and taxes: other fees 4066 802 1000 other other other other other 2784 2084 6 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 4223 38 194 village code village code village code village code village code 4223 75 388 household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code household ID code 4223 1 30 Corvee Labor fund Corvee Labor fund Corvee Labor fund Corvee Labor fund Corvee Labor fund Corvee Labor fund 4074 149 500 Defense Labor fund Defense Labor fund Defense Labor fund Defense Labor fund Defense Labor fund Defense Labor fund 3909 314 216 Medical fund Medical fund Medical fund Medical fund Medical fund Medical fund 3957 266 128 School fund School fund School fund School fund School fund School fund 3988 235 1970 Poverty Alleviation fund Poverty Alleviation fund Poverty Alleviation fund Poverty Alleviation fund Poverty Alleviation fund Poverty Alleviation fund 3925 298 128 Community dvpt. fund Community dvpt. fund Community dvpt. fund Community dvpt. fund Community dvpt. fund Community dvpt. fund 3747 476 1000 Road construction fund Road construction fund Road construction fund Road construction fund Road construction fund Road construction fund 3876 347 1000 Electrification fund Electrification fund Electrification fund Electrification fund Electrification fund Electrification fund 3733 490 3500 Natural disaster fund Natural disaster fund Natural disaster fund Natural disaster fund Natural disaster fund Natural disaster fund 3891 332 185 Other contributions Other contributions Other contributions Other contributions Other contributions Other contributions 3863 360 5358 other other other other other other 2445 1778 19.2 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 591 37 194 School code School code School code School code School code 1. Please list the schools or satellite schools attended by the children in the first and second villages/residential blocks of this [commune/ward]. If no school or school level is located in this [commune/ward], record the nearest school that is attended by pupils from these villages. maximum 3 primary schools, 2 lower secondary and 1 upper secondary school. fill in school codes Record name and code for schools or satellite schools attended by most village/hamlet children. Do not record nursery or kindergartens. + A school is a place that has a directorate board. + Satellite school has one or more classes; in communes with large area or to create conditions for children to go to school closer to home, the school establishes another location of the school (satellite school) to attract more pupils, but still under the management of the school. Coding: bbb. Primary school (record maximum 3 schools) coded with number from 10. For example: if there are 3 primary schools, the first school coded 10, the second coded 11, the third coded 12.26 ccc. Lower secondary school (record maximum 2 schools) coded with number from 20. For example: if there are two lower secondary schools, the first school coded 20, the second coded 21. ddd. Upper secondary school (record only one school) coded 30. eee. Mixed Primary and lower secondary school coded 40. fff. Mixed Lower and upper secondary school coded 50. In case an inter-level school/satellite school is recorded, it is understood as recording 2 schools for 2 respective school levels. For example: when we record a mixed primary lower secondary school, then it is as if we had recorded a distinct primary and lower secondary school/(satellite school), and we only have to record 2 more primary schools and one more lower secondary schools(satellite school) (if any) 591 10 51 2. Is [name of school] located in [first village/block]? 2. Is [name of school] located in [first village/block]? 2. Is [name of school] located in [first village/block]? 2. Is [name of school] located in [first village/block]? 2. Is [name of school] located in [first village/block]? 2. Is [name of school] located in [first village/block]? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 6 Asked to identify whether or not this school/satellite school is located in the area of the first village/hamlet. If not, do not ask questions from 3 to 5. 591 1 2 1 yes 2 no distance distance distance distance distance 3. What is the distance from the center of [first village/block] to this school? Km In case these schools/satellite schools are not located in the area of the first village/hamlet, ask to see the distance from village/hamlet center to the school/satellite school 474 117 0.1 22 4. What method of transportation 4. What method of transportation 4. What method of transportation 4. What method of transportation 4. What method of transportation 4. What method of transportation do children usually use to go to this school from [first village/block]? Asks to identify how pupils in the village/hamlet usually go to the school/plot 468 123 1 5 1 public transport 2 private motorcycle 3 bicycle 4 on foot 5 other means 5. How much time does it take ... HOUR 5. How much time does it take ... HOUR 5. How much time does it take ... HOUR 5. How much time does it take ... HOUR 5. How much time does it take ... HOUR 5. How much time does it take to get to this school? Hour One-way Ask how long does it take when going by such means of transport in the above sentence. Record in full information to hour and minute columns 454 137 2 MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE 5. How much time does it take to get to this school? minutes One-way Ask how long does it take when going by such means of transport in the above sentence. Record in full information to hour and minute columns 466 125 50 Is [name of school] located in [second village/block]? Is [name of school] located in [second village/block]? Is [name of school] located in [second village/block]? Is [name of school] located in [second village/block]? Is [name of school] located in [second village/block]? 6. Is [name of school] located in [second village/block]? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 10 Ask the way for questions 2 to 5, but for the second village/hamlet 558 33 1 2 1 yes 2 no istance from the center of [second village/block] to this school istance from the center of [second village/block] to this school istance from the center of [second village/block] to this school istance from the center of [second village/block] to this school istance from the center of [second village/block] to this school 7. What is the distance from the center of [second village/block] to this school? Km Ask the way for questions 2 to 5, but for the second village/hamlet 425 166 0.1 25 method of transportation method of transportation method of transportation method of transportation method of transportation 8. What method of transportation do children usually use to go to this school from [second village/block]? Ask the way for questions 2 to 5, but for the second village/hamlet 419 172 1 5 1 public transport 2 private motorcycle 3 bicycle 4 on foot 5 other means How much time does it take HOUR How much time does it take HOUR How much time does it take HOUR How much time does it take HOUR How much time does it take HOUR 9. How much time does it take to get to this school? hour One-way Ask the way for questions 2 to 5, but for the second village/hamlet 404 187 3 MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE MINUTE 9. How much time does it take to get to this school? minutes One-way Ask the way for questions 2 to 5, but for the second village/hamlet 415 176 55 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 456 37 194 level of schooling level of schooling level of schooling level of schooling level of schooling level of schooling 456 1 3 1 Primary 2 Lower secondary 3 Upper secondary In this commune/ward are there any [..] school age In this commune/ward are there any [..] school age In this commune/ward are there any [..] school age In this commune/ward are there any [..] school age In this commune/ward are there any [..] school age 10. In this commune/ward are there any [..] school age children who don't go to school? if the naswer cdoe is 2, skip to question 12 Ask to see whether or not there are any children at school age but not attending any respective school levels. School age: - Primary school from 6 to 10 years old. - Secondary school from 11 to 14 years old. - High school from 15 to 17 years old 455 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no why children don't go to school FIRST why children don't go to school FIRST why children don't go to school FIRST why children don't go to school FIRST why children don't go to school FIRST 11. Why are there children in this [commune/ward] who don't go to [..] school? FIRST list in order of importance Ask to identify the maximum of 3 most important causes (as assessed by the level of impact on non-school attendance of pupils ) by each school level 389 67 1 8 1 School too far 2 Economic difficulties/school fees too high 3 Children with illness or handicaps 4 Children don't have any ability, or don't want to study 5 School too crowded/no room 6 Parents don't care about their children's education 7 children have to work 8 Other reason SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 11. Why are there children in this [commune/ward] who don't go to [..] school? SECOND list in order of importance Ask to identify the maximum of 3 most important causes (as assessed by the level of impact on non-school attendance of pupils ) by each school level 372 84 1 8 1 School too far 2 Economic difficulties/school fees too high 3 Children with illness or handicaps 4 Children don't have any ability, or don't want to study 5 School too crowded/no room 6 Parents don't care about their children's education 7 children have to work 8 Other reason THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 11. Why are there children in this [commune/ward] who don't go to [..] school? THIRD list in order of importance Ask to identify the maximum of 3 most important causes (as assessed by the level of impact on non-school attendance of pupils ) by each school level 289 167 1 8 1 School too far 2 Economic difficulties/school fees too high 3 Children with illness or handicaps 4 Children don't have any ability, or don't want to study 5 School too crowded/no room 6 Parents don't care about their children's education 7 children have to work 8 Other reason What are the main problems FIRST What are the main problems FIRST What are the main problems FIRST What are the main problems FIRST What are the main problems FIRST 12. What are the main problems of [..] education in this [commune/ward]? list in order of importance FIRST Asks to identify a maximum of 3 most difficult issues (assessed by the level of impact on education) by each school level 454 2 1 7 1 difficult material conditions 2 Not supplied enough necessary materials 3 living standards of teachers too low 4 school budget too small 5 Not enough room or desks to study 6 Low quality of teachers 7 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 12. What are the main problems of [..] education in this [commune/ward]? list in order of importance SECOND Asks to identify a maximum of 3 most difficult issues (assessed by the level of impact on education) by each school level 419 37 1 7 1 difficult material conditions 2 Not supplied enough necessary materials 3 living standards of teachers too low 4 school budget too small 5 Not enough room or desks to study 6 Low quality of teachers 7 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 12. What are the main problems of [..] education in this [commune/ward]? list in order of importance THIRD Asks to identify a maximum of 3 most difficult issues (assessed by the level of impact on education) by each school level 298 158 1 7 1 difficult material conditions 2 Not supplied enough necessary materials 3 living standards of teachers too low 4 school budget too small 5 Not enough room or desks to study 6 Low quality of teachers 7 other cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 Is there currently or has there been a literacy campaign Is there currently or has there been a literacy campaign Is there currently or has there been a literacy campaign Is there currently or has there been a literacy campaign Is there currently or has there been a literacy campaign 13. Is there currently or has there been a literacy campaign in [commune/ward] in the past 10 years? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 16 Ask to see whether or not there has been any illiteracy eradication program in the commune/ward in the last 10 years. That is, classes for illiterate people aged 15 to 35 in the commune/ward to eradicate illiteracy 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no In what year was that program started? In what year was that program started? In what year was that program started? In what year was that program started? In what year was that program started? 14. In what year was that program started? Year If there has been an illiteracy eradication program in the last 10 years in the commune/ward ask when that program first started. The time it started could be prior to the last 10 years 119 37 1975 1997 Has that program finished Has that program finished Has that program finished Has that program finished Has that program finished 15. Has that program finished? Ask to see whether or not the program has finished 120 36 1 2 1 yes 2 no Are there any other classes Are there any other classes Are there any other classes Are there any other classes Are there any other classes 16. Are there any other classes in this [commune/ward] besides the ones mentioned above? if the answer code is 2, skip to question 19 Ask to see whether or not there are any other classes that involve local people apart from illiteracy eradication classes or general education. Other classes may be high school classes for dropouts, foreign language teaching, knowledge fostering, . . .do not include nursery or kindergarten 155 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no How many people currently How many people currently How many people currently How many people currently How many people currently 17. How many people currently attend those classes? People Ask to see how many persons in the commune/ward are participating in such classes as of the interview time 46 110 5 474 18. How many of them are women? 18. How many of them are women? 18. How many of them are women? 18. How many of them are women? 18. How many of them are women? 18. How many of them are women? Women Of all participant, record number of female participants 45 111 2 321 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 299 37 194 village code village code village code village code village code 299 73 388 is there a nursery school? is there a nursery school? is there a nursery school? is there a nursery school? is there a nursery school? 19. In [village] is there a nursery school? if the answer code is 2, skip to questiion 23 Before asking this question, record name and code of each village/hamlet in the first column. This question aims to identify whether there are any nursery schools/ kindergartens in each village/hamlet. Nursery school/kindergarten includes such kinds as: state, semi-sponsored, collective, people founded, private, and a group of children cared at home. A group of children is a form where a private individual is allowed to organize taking care of many children at home 299 1 2 1 yes 2 no How many children are at this nursery school? How many children are at this nursery school? How many children are at this nursery school? How many children are at this nursery school? How many children are at this nursery school? 20. How many children are at this nursery school? Children This question refers to children at nursery school age involved in village/hamlet nursery school/groups of children. Do not include those of kindergartens learning with nursery children. Nursery age includes children from 3 months to 36 months old 64 235 6 362 On average, how much do parents have to pay to have their children taken care Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay to have their children taken care Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay to have their children taken care Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay to have their children taken care Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay to have their children taken care Thousand dong 21. On average, how much do parents have to pay to have their children taken care of here? thousand dong Ask to see how much on average, a child has to pay for the nursery school. Record payment by the most appropriate time unit 65 234 1 85081 time unnit time unnit time unnit time unnit time unnit 21. On average, how much do parents have to pay to have their children taken care of here? time unit Ask to see how much on average, a child has to pay for the nursery school. Record payment by the most appropriate time unit 66 233 2 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year How many hours per day How many hours per day How many hours per day How many hours per day How many hours per day 22. How many hours per day are children usually taken care of at this nursery school? Hours Ask to see how many hours does this nursery/group of children keep children in a day, not including variations due to harvest season 66 233 82 23 Trong thon co lop mau giao 23 Trong thon co lop mau giao 23 Trong thon co lop mau giao 23 Trong thon co lop mau giao 23 Trong thon co lop mau giao 23. In [village] is there a kinder-garten? if the answer code is 2, skip to next village Ask the same way as questions from 19 to 22, but for kindergarten. Kindergarten also includes various types with children at kindergarten age (children from 3 to 5 years old ).28 In many cases, a kindergarten includes children of both nursery and kindergarten, in this case children should be separated into their respective classes and recorded. If there are many classes, take the total children, and calculate average contributions and hours 299 8 1 yes 2 no How many children How many children How many children How many children How many children 24. How many children study at this kindergarten? Children Ask the same way as questions from 19 to 22, but for kindergarten. Kindergarten also includes various types with children at kindergarten age (children from 3 to 5 years old ).28 In many cases, a kindergarten includes children of both nursery and kindergarten, in this case children should be separated into their respective classes and recorded. If there are many classes, take the total children, and calculate average contributions and hours 221 78 6 704 On average, how much do parents have to pay for tuition? Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay for tuition? Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay for tuition? Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay for tuition? Thousand dong On average, how much do parents have to pay for tuition? Thousand dong 25. On average, how much do parents have to pay for tuition? Thousand dong Ask the same way as questions from 19 to 22, but for kindergarten. Kindergarten also includes various types with children at kindergarten age (children from 3 to 5 years old ).28 In many cases, a kindergarten includes children of both nursery and kindergarten, in this case children should be separated into their respective classes and recorded. If there are many classes, take the total children, and calculate average contributions and hours 200 99 470 time unit time unit time unit time unit time unit 25. On average, how much do parents have to pay for tuition? time unit Ask the same way as questions from 19 to 22, but for kindergarten. Kindergarten also includes various types with children at kindergarten age (children from 3 to 5 years old ).28 In many cases, a kindergarten includes children of both nursery and kindergarten, in this case children should be separated into their respective classes and recorded. If there are many classes, take the total children, and calculate average contributions and hours 189 110 5 8 3 day 4 week 5 month 6 quarter 7 hafl year 8 year How many hours per day How many hours per day How many hours per day How many hours per day How many hours per day 26. How many hours per day do children study at this kindergarten? Hours Ask the same way as questions from 19 to 22, but for kindergarten. Kindergarten also includes various types with children at kindergarten age (children from 3 to 5 years old ).28 In many cases, a kindergarten includes children of both nursery and kindergarten, in this case children should be separated into their respective classes and recorded. If there are many classes, take the total children, and calculate average contributions and hours 202 97 2 10 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 main illness/diseases FIRST main illness/diseases FIRST main illness/diseases FIRST main illness/diseases FIRST main illness/diseases FIRST 1. What are the main illness/diseases of concern in this [commune/ward]? FIRST Diseases of great concern are that should be immediately financial and equipment invested in for prevention, they may be diseases that spread and outbreak into big epidemics affecting health of the local people or social diseases.... Record code for 3 diseases of greatest concern in order of importance 154 2 1 13 1 Malaria 2 leprosy 3 goiter 4 Tuberculosis 5 other respiratory illness 6 dengue fever 7 Childhood illness (diptheria, whooping cough, measles, polio, tetanus, japanese encephalitis) 8 Gastro-intestinal illness (typhoid, diarrhea, dysentery, ...) 9 child malnutrition 10 Rabies 11 Accident/injury 12 complicated birth 13 other illness SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 1. What are the main illness/diseases of concern in this [commune/ward]? SECOND Diseases of great concern are that should be immediately financial and equipment invested in for prevention, they may be diseases that spread and outbreak into big epidemics affecting health of the local people or social diseases.... Record code for 3 diseases of greatest concern in order of importance 154 2 1 13 1 Malaria 2 leprosy 3 goiter 4 Tuberculosis 5 other respiratory illness 6 dengue fever 7 Childhood illness (diptheria, whooping cough, measles, polio, tetanus, japanese encephalitis) 8 Gastro-intestinal illness (typhoid, diarrhea, dysentery, ...) 9 child malnutrition 10 Rabies 11 Accident/injury 12 complicated birth 13 other illness THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 1. What are the main illness/diseases of concern in this [commune/ward]? THIRD Diseases of great concern are that should be immediately financial and equipment invested in for prevention, they may be diseases that spread and outbreak into big epidemics affecting health of the local people or social diseases.... Record code for 3 diseases of greatest concern in order of importance 138 18 1 13 1 Malaria 2 leprosy 3 goiter 4 Tuberculosis 5 other respiratory illness 6 dengue fever 7 Childhood illness (diptheria, whooping cough, measles, polio, tetanus, japanese encephalitis) 8 Gastro-intestinal illness (typhoid, diarrhea, dysentery, ...) 9 child malnutrition 10 Rabies 11 Accident/injury 12 complicated birth 13 other illness 2 Co nguoi trong xa khong 2 Co nguoi trong xa khong 2 Co nguoi trong xa khong 2 Co nguoi trong xa khong 2 Co nguoi trong xa khong 2. Are there people in this [commune/ward] who do not use the [commune/ward] health center? no center record KB then skip to question 5; if the answer code is 2 skip to question 4 If the commune has no Commune Health Center, record code 3 and move on to question 5. 155 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no For what reasons FIRST For what reasons FIRST For what reasons FIRST For what reasons FIRST For what reasons FIRST 3. For what reasons do they not come to the commune health center? FIRST This question aims to finding out the reasons for not utilizing health services of CHC by patients, list 3 most basic reasons and rank in order of importance 120 36 1 8 1 Fees too high 2 health center not hygienic 3 not enough health care providers 4 health care providers not well trained 5 medicine or equipment not good 6 private services more convenient 7 other state medical care better 8 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 3. For what reasons do they not come to the commune health center? SECOND This question aims to finding out the reasons for not utilizing health services of CHC by patients, list 3 most basic reasons and rank in order of importance 112 44 1 8 1 Fees too high 2 health center not hygienic 3 not enough health care providers 4 health care providers not well trained 5 medicine or equipment not good 6 private services more convenient 7 other state medical care better 8 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 3. For what reasons do they not come to the commune health center? THIRD This question aims to finding out the reasons for not utilizing health services of CHC by patients, list 3 most basic reasons and rank in order of importance 78 78 1 8 1 Fees too high 2 health center not hygienic 3 not enough health care providers 4 health care providers not well trained 5 medicine or equipment not good 6 private services more convenient 7 other state medical care better 8 other main problems FIRST main problems FIRST main problems FIRST main problems FIRST main problems FIRST 4. What are the main problems of the health center of this [commune/ ward]? FIRST List in order of importance This question deals with health care provider, what difficulties is the CHC facing. Record code 3 basic difficulties and rank in order of importance 155 1 1 7 1 lack of equipment and materials 2 lack of medicines 3 not enough care providers 4 poor ability to provide medical services 5 no conditions to improve skills 6 lack of sanitation in health facility 7 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 4. What are the main problems of the health center of this [commune/ ward]? SECOND List in order of importance This question deals with health care provider, what difficulties is the CHC facing. Record code 3 basic difficulties and rank in order of importance 151 5 1 7 1 lack of equipment and materials 2 lack of medicines 3 not enough care providers 4 poor ability to provide medical services 5 no conditions to improve skills 6 lack of sanitation in health facility 7 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 4. What are the main problems of the health center of this [commune/ ward]? THIRD List in order of importance This question deals with health care provider, what difficulties is the CHC facing. Record code 3 basic difficulties and rank in order of importance 121 35 1 7 1 lack of equipment and materials 2 lack of medicines 3 not enough care providers 4 poor ability to provide medical services 5 no conditions to improve skills 6 lack of sanitation in health facility 7 other Where do most women give birth Where do most women give birth Where do most women give birth Where do most women give birth Where do most women give birth 5. Where do most women in this [commune/ ward] give birth? 156 1 3 1 at home 2 hospital or health center 3 other place cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 2300 37 194 People People People People People 2300 1 15 1 Health center 2 Family Planning Center 3 Polyclinic 4 District hospital 5 Provincial hospital 6 Other hospital 7 Private doctor 8 Private physician's assistant 9 Private nurse 10 State pharmacy 11 Private pharmacy 12 Medicine peddler 13 Midwife (traditional or trained) 14 Oriental medicine doctor 15 Other medical practitioner commune/ ward have ... commune/ ward have ... commune/ ward have ... commune/ ward have ... commune/ ward have ... 6. Does this commune/ ward have a [..]? if the answer code is 1 skip to question 10 f the answer is yes, record code 1 to column Code and ask question 10 , if not, ask questions 7, 8,9 If row(a) recorded code 1, interview using the commune/ward health center interview form 2300 1 2 1 yes 2 no How far away from How far away from How far away from How far away from How far away from 8. How far away from this [commune/ ward] is the nearest [..] that people from this commune usually go to? Km If there is no provider or health facility in the commune/ward area, ask the distance from commune/ward to the nearest facility or health care provider. In case there are many health facilities or providers of the same type, for example: there are two doctors operating private practice, ask the distance to the most popular doctor. Or if there are two Commune Health centers A and B in two commune/wards close to the selected commune/ward, the distance from surveyed commune/ward to commune/ward A is 1km, to commune/ward B is 2 km, but in fact people of the surveyed commune/ward do not come to commune/ward A but to commune/ward B then the distance recorded in the form will be 2 Kms 1013 1287 0.3 180 how long does it take hour how long does it take hour how long does it take hour how long does it take hour how long does it take hour 9. If you go there on foot, how long does it take? Hour This question combined with question 8 to identify road conditions of commune/ward to health care facility or provider 970 1330 59 minute minute minute minute minute 9. If you go there on foot, how long does it take? minute This question combined with question 8 to identify road conditions of commune/ward to health care facility or provider 889 1411 59 begin practicing/ operation begin practicing/ operation begin practicing/ operation begin practicing/ operation begin practicing/ operation 10. When did this [..] begin practicing/ operation?(year) Don't know write kb Record year health facility was established or year starting practice of health service provider. If don't know, record “KB” 888 1412 55 1998 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 574 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 574 10 51 village/block (have school) code village/block (have school) code village/block (have school) code village/block (have school) code village/block (have school) code 574 388 4. Is this a school or satellite school? 4. Is this a school or satellite school? 4. Is this a school or satellite school? 4. Is this a school or satellite school? 4. Is this a school or satellite school? 4. Is this a school or satellite school? if the asnwer code is 1 skip to question 7 The concept of school and satellite school are the same as that explained in the instructions for the commune/ward questionnaire (section 8) 574 1 2 1 school................................. 2 satellite school 5. Was information on the main school collected? 5. Was information on the main school collected? 5. Was information on the main school collected? 5. Was information on the main school collected? 5. Was information on the main school collected? 5. Was information on the main school collected? if the asnwer code is 2 skip to question 7 If it is a satellite school, identify whether the main school was interviewed 104 470 1 2 1 yes 2 no 6. Main school code 6. Main school code 6. Main school code 6. Main school code 6. Main school code 6. Main school code If the main school is interviewed, record the school code (from question 1, section 8, commune/ward questionnaire) 99 475 10 40 7. interview date: 7. interview date: 7. interview date: 7. interview date: 7. interview date: 7. interview date: Record the day, month and year of the interview and full name of main respondent 574 10398 311297 8. Position of respondent: 8. Position of respondent: 8. Position of respondent: 8. Position of respondent: 8. Position of respondent: 8. Position of respondent: Record the code for the position of the main respondent whose name was recorded above. 574 1 4 1 principal of school 2 deputy principal of school 3 teacher 4 Administrative staff 9. interviewew code 9. interviewew code 9. interviewew code 9. interviewew code 9. interviewew code 9. interviewew code Record the name and code of the person undertaking the interview. In this case it should be the supervisor. 574 1 30 10. Time interview began: Hour 10. Time interview began: Hour 10. Time interview began: Hour 10. Time interview began: Hour 10. Time interview began: Hour 10. Time interview began: Time Record the time the interview begins. Record full information in the hours and minutes according to a 24 hour clock. For example, starting at 1:30 PM the interviewer should record 13 in hours and 30 in minutes boxes. 574 6 17 minute minute minute minute minute 10. Time interview began: munite Record the time the interview begins. Record full information in the hours and minutes according to a 24 hour clock. For example, starting at 1:30 PM the interviewer should record 13 in hours and 30 in minutes boxes. 574 58 11. Time interview ended: Hour 11. Time interview ended: Hour 11. Time interview ended: Hour 11. Time interview ended: Hour 11. Time interview ended: Hour 11. Time interview ended: Hour Record the time the interview ends. Record full information in the hour and minute box. 574 7 18 Minute Minute Minute Minute Minute 11. Time interview ended: Minute Record the time the interview ends. Record full information in the hour and minute box. 574 55 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 575 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 575 10 51 level od school level od school level od school level od school level od school 1. Is this school a primary, lower secondary, or upper secondary school? This question asserts which level this school/satellite school is 575 1 5 1 primary school 2 lower secondary school 3 primary and lower secondary school 4 upper secondary school 5 lower and upper secondary school 6 other established established established established established 2. In what year was this school established? year Determine the year the school/satellite school was established In the case of a school, this is the nearest date a decision was made on establishing the school, even in the case that the school used to be in a different location. This decision is related only to a change in the nature of the school. In the case the decision is only related to a name change but no change is made in the nature of the school, should In the case of a satellite school, record the year when teaching started for that level. If there was some break in the teaching at this satellite school, record the most recent year that teaching began 574 1 1902 1998 3 Loai truong 3 Loai truong 3 Loai truong 3 Loai truong 3 Loai truong 3. Is this school/satellite school a public, semi-public, sponsored or private school? Ask to determine the form of school/satellite school. The forms include: - Public: The form in which the government organizes, manages, invests in physical facility, pays salary and pays for other usual expenditures of the school. - Semi-public: With this form of school, the government transfers a physical facility to use and operates according to the rule that they must cover costs based on payments made by parents of pupils in the form of tuition and voluntary payments32 - Sponsored: The form in which the government allows an organization to open in order to mobilize the ability of the society to contribute along with the state to the development of education. - Private: This form of school is set up by individuals or a group of individuals under the permission of the Ministry of Education and Training. The Ministry of Education and Training supervises the educational curriculum, textbooks and reference materials. Students must pay school fees to pay salaries of teachers and other fees. In practice, usually based on the name of the school one can know the form of school 575 1 3 1 public 2 semi-public 3 sponsored 4 private cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 620 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 620 10 51 school level school level school level school level school level 620 1 3 shifts of students shifts of students shifts of students shifts of students shifts of students 4. During this year, how many shifts of students were organized by the school/ satellite school? shifts Ask to see whether the school/satellite school organizes classes according to how many shifts for all classes under the management of the school/satellite school for each level. Do not include classes of other schools organized at the same location and don’t include extra classes outside of the general curriculum. Each shift includes: Shift 1 (morning), Shift 2 (afternoon), Shift 3 (lunch or evening) 620 1 4 periods are in a shift periods are in a shift periods are in a shift periods are in a shift periods are in a shift 5. How many periods are in a shift? periods Ask to determine how many periods are in one shift for each level of school 620 3 6 minutes in a period minutes in a period minutes in a period minutes in a period minutes in a period 6. How many minutes in a period? MINUTE This question record the length of one period in minutes for each level of schooling, only include teaching time, don’t include play time. 620 35 50 How many actual weeks were taught How many actual weeks were taught How many actual weeks were taught How many actual weeks were taught How many actual weeks were taught 7. How many actual weeks were taught at this school/ satellite school in the past school year? WEEKS Ask to see in practice in the past school year – completed school year- how many weeks of teaching were there for each level of schooling. The number of weeks should be according to the calendar. For example: The first week was 2 days, the second week 3 days, although the total cumulative days in those 2 weeks is equal to one week, should still record 2. 620 48 Are any lessons taught in ethnic languages Are any lessons taught in ethnic languages Are any lessons taught in ethnic languages Are any lessons taught in ethnic languages Are any lessons taught in ethnic languages 8. Are any lessons taught in ethnic languages? This question determines in each region with many ethnic minorities whether in the teaching program, in addition to Kinh language, is there a decision to also use other ethnic languages to transfer knowledge to pupils. 620 1 2 1 yes 2 no cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 2576 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 2576 10 51 grade grade grade grade grade 2576 1 12 9. NUMBER OF CLASSES 9. NUMBER OF CLASSES 9. NUMBER OF CLASSES 9. NUMBER OF CLASSES 9. NUMBER OF CLASSES Please fill in the following table. At the beginning of the school year how many [..] were there? 9. NUMBER OF CLASSES Record the total number of classes and classes for each grade 1,2,3,… In case of multi-grade classrooms, classrooms where children of different grades are in the same classroom for teaching, should still count as separate grades. For example: if there is one multi-grade classroom with grade 2 and 3, then grade 2 and grade 3 should each have one33 grade counted. 2576 25 10. TOTAL NUMBER OF PUPILS 10. TOTAL NUMBER OF PUPILS 10. TOTAL NUMBER OF PUPILS 10. TOTAL NUMBER OF PUPILS 10. TOTAL NUMBER OF PUPILS Please fill in the following table. At the beginning of the school year how many [..] were there? 10. TOTAL NUMBER OF PUPILS Record the total and number of pupils for each grade. For multi-grade classrooms, record the appropriate number for each grade. For example: If there is a multi-grade classroom for 10 children in grade 2 and 15 children in grade 3 then record 10 for 2nd grade and 15 for third grade. 2570 6 1408 11. GIRL PUPILS 11. GIRL PUPILS 11. GIRL PUPILS 11. GIRL PUPILS 11. GIRL PUPILS Please fill in the following table. At the beginning of the school year how many [..] were there? 11. GIRL PUPILS Record the number of girl pupils out of all pupils for each grade in question 10. 2562 14 522 12. Repeaters 12. Repeaters 12. Repeaters 12. Repeaters 12. Repeaters Please fill in the following table. At the beginning of the school year how many [..] were there? 12. Repeaters Record the total number and the total number of repeaters for each grade in the previous year who repeat again in this year out of all pupils in question 10 2567 9 99 13.Girl repeaters 13.Girl repeaters 13.Girl repeaters 13.Girl repeaters 13.Girl repeaters Please fill in the following table. At the beginning of the school year how many [..] were there? 13.Girl repeaters Record the umber of repeaters who are girls out of all pupils repeating for each grade recorded in question 12. 2530 46 46 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 567 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 567 10 51 Are there multi-grade classrooms Are there multi-grade classrooms Are there multi-grade classrooms Are there multi-grade classrooms Are there multi-grade classrooms 14. Are there multi-grade classrooms in this school/satellite school? if the answer code is 2 skip to question 18 Ask to determine the school/satellite school has multi-grade classrooms. 567 1 2 1 yes 2 no cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 62 54 194 school code school code school code school code school code 62 10 41 multi-grade classrooms multi-grade classrooms multi-grade classrooms multi-grade classrooms multi-grade classrooms 62 1 8 15.grade 15.grade 15.grade 15.grade 15.grade How many classes, students, female students in the following multi-grade classrooms? 15.grade Record the number of classes, pupils and girl pupils for each type of multi-grade classroom in schools and satellite schools. Record the number for each type of multi-grade class, do not separate by grade level. 62 6 16.students 16.students 16.students 16.students 16.students How many classes, students, female students in the following multi-grade classrooms? 16.students Record the number of classes, pupils and girl pupils for each type of multi-grade classroom in schools and satellite schools. Record the number for each type of multi-grade class, do not separate by grade level. 62 187 17.female students 17.female students 17.female students 17.female students 17.female students How many classes, students, female students in the following multi-grade classrooms? 17.female students Record the number of classes, pupils and girl pupils for each type of multi-grade classroom in schools and satellite schools. Record the number for each type of multi-grade class, do not separate by grade level. 62 81 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 624 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 624 10 51 school level school level school level school level school level 624 1 3 teachers directly involved in teaching teachers directly involved in teaching teachers directly involved in teaching teachers directly involved in teaching teachers directly involved in teaching 18. How many teachers directly involved in teaching does this school/ satellite school currently have, include teachers without permanent employment, and temporary teachers? teachers Question 18 asks about the number of teachers directly involved in teaching of the school/satellite school, that is the people who were trained at pedagogical schools, directly participate in teaching lessons in each class of the school. The number includes formal teachers, interns, contract teachers. Don’t include management staff, even if they participate in teaching, and don’t include service people 624 1 113 female teachers female teachers female teachers female teachers female teachers 19. Of those, how many are female teachers? female teachers Out of all teachers directly involved in teaching at the school/satellite school identified in the above question, record the number of teachers directly involved in teaching who are women. 624 60 teachers have credentials satisfy the standards determined by the Ministry of Education and Training teachers have credentials satisfy the standards determined by the Ministry of Education and Training teachers have credentials satisfy the standards determined by the Ministry of Education and Training teachers have credentials satisfy the standards determined by the Ministry of Education and Training teachers have credentials satisfy the standards determined by the Ministry of Education and Training 20. How many teachers does this school/satellite school have whose credentials satisfy the standards determined by the Ministry of Education and Training? teachers Ask to record the number of teachers who meet the standard qualifications for teaching of the specific level. Teachers meeting the standard training level are those who have been trained in pedagogical schools according to the Ministry of Education and Training standards which are:34 - For primary school teachers (Level 1), should be trained: - pedagogical high school or - pedagogical school 10+2 or 12+2 -For lower secondary school teachers they should be trained: -pedagogical junior college -For upper secondary school teachers they should be trained at: -Pedagogical university (5 years for foreign languages, 4 years for all other subjects) Teachers meeting the training standards are teachers who are teaching a particular level who have met the training standard for that level. If a person was trained to teach upper secondary, but is teaching lower secondary then they are considered to not have reached the standard training level 624 110 teaching experience ...... A. less than 5 years? teaching experience ...... A. less than 5 years? teaching experience ...... A. less than 5 years? teaching experience ...... A. less than 5 years? teaching experience ...... A. less than 5 years? 21. Now I would like to ask about information on the teaching experience of all the teachers directly involved in teaching. How many have teaching experience... A. less than 5 years? Ask the number of teachers directly involved in teaching by the years of seniority in teaching. Seniority here should be calculated according to the cumulative number of years of direct teaching. Don’t include gaps when no direct teaching was done. The total of column 3 A,B,C should be equal to the total number of teachers in question 18. 624 36 from 5 to below 10years from 5 to below 10years from 5 to below 10years from 5 to below 10years from 5 to below 10years 21. Now I would like to ask about information on the teaching experience of all the teachers directly involved in teaching. How many have teaching experience... B. from 5 to below 10years? Ask the number of teachers directly involved in teaching by the years of seniority in teaching. Seniority here should be calculated according to the cumulative number of years of direct teaching. Don’t include gaps when no direct teaching was done. The total of column 3 A,B,C should be equal to the total number of teachers in question 18. 624 36 of 10 or more years of 10 or more years of 10 or more years of 10 or more years of 10 or more years 21. Now I would like to ask about information on the teaching experience of all the teachers directly involved in teaching. How many have teaching experience... C. of 10 or more years? Ask the number of teachers directly involved in teaching by the years of seniority in teaching. Seniority here should be calculated according to the cumulative number of years of direct teaching. Don’t include gaps when no direct teaching was done. The total of column 3 A,B,C should be equal to the total number of teachers in question 18. 624 95 satellite school, satellite school, satellite school, satellite school, satellite school, Check: if a satellite school, and information on the main school was collected skip to question 25 188 436 1 2 principal of the school principal of the school principal of the school principal of the school principal of the school 22. Is the principal of the school male or female? Used to ask main school or satellite school where the main school is not interviewed to determine the sex of the school director 525 99 1 2 1 male 2 female teaching experience teaching experience teaching experience teaching experience teaching experience 23. How many years of teaching experience does the principal have? years Don't include years working as principal. Ask the number of years devoted to direct teaching of the director. The cumulative number of years. Years as director combined with teaching a few hours should not be calculated as direct teaching experience 525 99 1 40 years has the principal been the principa years has the principal been the principa years has the principal been the principa years has the principal been the principa years has the principal been the principa 24. How many years has the principal been the principal? years Ask the number of years as director for that level of school for the director. The number of years should be cumulative for being a director of that level, don’t include years as director of a different level and include years as director even if directly involved in teaching at the same time. For example: Interview a director of lower secondary school who has previous experience of 2 years as director of lower secondary school, then became director of primary school for 1 year, then became a director of lower35 secondary again continuously for 5 years prior to the interview. The number to be recorded in question 24 for lower secondary level is 7 years (2 previous years and 5 years currently working, don’t include the 1 year when worked as director of primary school) 525 99 1 33 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 574 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 574 10 51 25. How many classrooms 25. How many classrooms 25. How many classrooms 25. How many classrooms 25. How many classrooms 25. How many classrooms are in this school/satellite school? classrooms Ask to determine how many classrooms the school/satellite school has, that is rooms where pupils usually sit for classes to listen to teachers teaching 574 45 How many of these are considered of poor quality How many of these are considered of poor quality How many of these are considered of poor quality How many of these are considered of poor quality How many of these are considered of poor quality 26. How many of these are considered of poor quality? classrooms Asks the opinion of the school/satellite school staff member on how many of the classrooms are of poor quality. Rooms of poor quality are rooms in permanent or semi-permanent buildings which have been damaged or have been used over a long time and are now the structure is damaged. (for example: the walls sinking, cracked, leaking roof, etc.) or fixtures are heavily damaged and in need of major repairs, the value for use is only about 40%. Or all newly buildings of a temporary structure with low duration of use 574 34 classrooms have a blackboard/whiteboard classrooms have a blackboard/whiteboard classrooms have a blackboard/whiteboard classrooms have a blackboard/whiteboard classrooms have a blackboard/whiteboard 27. How many of the currently used classrooms have a blackboard/whiteboard still in working condition? classrooms Ask to determine out of all classrooms in the school/satellite school, how many rooms have blackboards that can still be used for teaching. These blackboards should have an appropriate size, and all pupils in the classroom should be able to see them easily and clearly 574 43 Are there enough tables and chairs Are there enough tables and chairs Are there enough tables and chairs Are there enough tables and chairs Are there enough tables and chairs 28. Are there enough tables and chairs for all the pupils in the school/ satellite school? if the answer code is 1 skip to queswtion 30 The purpose is to see whether pupils of the school/satellite school have enough places to sit. Place to sit here includes having both a table and a chair. If a set of chair and table has 5 places to sit, but more than 6 pupils have to sit there then it is considered to be lacking. If enough chairs, but lacking tables or the opposite then it is also considered lacking 574 1 2 1 yes 2 no percent of pupils don't have a table or chair percent of pupils don't have a table or chair percent of pupils don't have a table or chair percent of pupils don't have a table or chair percent of pupils don't have a table or chair 29. What percent of pupils don't have a table or chair? percent If there are not enough places to sit, determine about how many percent of pupils don’t have a place to sit 47 527 1 99 school have electricity? school have electricity? school have electricity? school have electricity? school have electricity? 30. Does this school have electricity? The school/satellite school has electricity from the network or from a large generator to use usually, whether only use in the office of the director. Don’t include if only includes a small generator or battery 574 1 2 1 yes 2 no school have a clean water source? school have a clean water source? school have a clean water source? school have a clean water source? school have a clean water source? 31. Does this school have a clean water source? Whether there is clean water at the school/satellite school means that the water used for all needs of the school/satellite school meets the Ministry of Health Standards and is sufficient at least ½ of the time in the school year and the distance between the school/satellite school to the water source is less than one hour on foot (round trip)36 The standard for clean water of the Ministry of health is as follows: -Water has the necessary level of clarity -There is no color, no smell nor strange taste -No pollution of surface or underground water The source of water (excluding from a water purifying factory) must be at least 7 meters from a source of pollution (livestock shack, toilet, cemetery) Usually clean water includes: factory water, rain water which is in covered basin, well water with a water filter system 574 1 2 1 yes 2 no school have a sanitary toilet school have a sanitary toilet school have a sanitary toilet school have a sanitary toilet school have a sanitary toilet 32. Does this school have a sanitary toilet? Having a hygienic toilet means a school/satellite school has a toilet that guarantees the hygiene standards of the Ministry of Health which are as follows: -Does not cause pollution to the surface land -Does not cause pollution to surface or ground water -No flies, mosquitoes -No stink, not dirty -Does not allow animals to come in contact with the feces. Usually hygienic toilets include 3 types: Toilets going out to septic tanks or sewage pipes, toilet which flows into a hole, not to outlying areas 574 1 2 1 yes 2 no school/satellite school have a library? school/satellite school have a library? school/satellite school have a library? school/satellite school have a library? school/satellite school have a library? 33. Does this school/satellite school have a library? Ask to determine whether the school/satellite school has one or more than one room or place separated from the larger room used to put books or materials for the pupils and teachers which is actually operating. Do not count if only a storage place for books. 574 1 2 1 yes 2 no How many sets of books does the school have? How many sets of books does the school have? How many sets of books does the school have? How many sets of books does the school have? How many sets of books does the school have? 34. How many sets of books does the school have to lend or rent out to pupils? sets of books Count the number of sets of books that the school/satellite school has lent or rented out to pupils. Do not count sets of books that are not lent or rented out such as books that are sold, reserved for teachers, kept as extras… 239 335 5388 school have a science laboratory? school have a science laboratory? school have a science laboratory? school have a science laboratory? school have a science laboratory? 35. Does this school have a science laboratory? Ask to determine whether the school/satellite school has one or more than one room or place separated out in a larger room used for making experiments and which is actually operating 574 1 2 1 yes 2 no cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 605 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 605 10 51 school level school level school level school level school level 605 1 3 Last year, how many of your pupils participated Last year, how many of your pupils participated Last year, how many of your pupils participated Last year, how many of your pupils participated Last year, how many of your pupils participated 36. Last year, how many of your pupils participated in the national graduation exams? students Asks to record the number of pupils taking examinations at the end of a level which has been completed the most recently. Only ask the number of pupils who actually attended the examination at the end of a level, do not include those who registered but didn’t take the exams. Pupils who attend exams include also pupils who had failed in the previous year and are taking the exam again 605 850 . Of these, how many were female? . Of these, how many were female? . Of these, how many were female? . Of these, how many were female? . Of these, how many were female? 37. Of these, how many were female? students In the total of pupils taking exams asked above, how many are female? 599 6 415 How many pupils passed How many pupils passed How many pupils passed How many pupils passed How many pupils passed 38. How many pupils passed these exams? students In the total of pupils taking exams, how many passed 603 2 845 Of these, how many were female? Of these, how many were female? Of these, how many were female? Of these, how many were female? Of these, how many were female? 39. Of these, how many were female? students In the total of pupils who passed, how many were females 596 9 413 students had a score of excellent (9-10) students had a score of excellent (9-10) students had a score of excellent (9-10) students had a score of excellent (9-10) students had a score of excellent (9-10) 40. How many students had a score of... excellent (9-10) In the total of pupils who took examinations (in question 36), based on scores, how many would be classified as excellent, good, average and poor. The total of the four columns should add up to the number in question 36 599 6 213 good (7-8) good (7-8) good (7-8) good (7-8) good (7-8) 40. How many students had a score of... good (7-8) 601 4 315 average (6-7) average (6-7) average (6-7) average (6-7) average (6-7) 40. How many students had a score of... average (6-7) 601 4 549 poor (<5) poor (<5) poor (<5) poor (<5) poor (<5) 40. How many students had a score of... poor (<5) 597 8 415 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 264 38 193 school code school code school code school code school code 264 10 51 check skip to question 42 check skip to question 42 check skip to question 42 check skip to question 42 check skip to question 42 check: - if this is a main school skip to question 42 - If this is a satellite school, the main school was not interviewed skip to question 42 187 77 1 2 fees and other contributions fees and other contributions fees and other contributions fees and other contributions fees and other contributions 41. Are the school fees and other contributions the same at the main school and satellite schools? if the answer code is 1 skip to question 43 In the case of satellite schools, the main school’s information was collected, then ask to determine whether the contribution regime of pupils is the same between the satellite and main school 258 6 1 2 1 yes 2 no cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 2263 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 2263 10 51 grade grade grade grade grade 2263 1 12 pay or contribute for : Tuition pay or contribute for : Tuition pay or contribute for : Tuition pay or contribute for : Tuition pay or contribute for : Tuition 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: A. Tuition Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2207 56 810 B.Construction fund B.Construction fund B.Construction fund B.Construction fund B.Construction fund 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: B.Construction fund Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2257 6 200 C. Parent's Association C. Parent's Association C. Parent's Association C. Parent's Association C. Parent's Association 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: C. Parent's Association Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2239 24 225 D. Out-of-district registration D. Out-of-district registration D. Out-of-district registration D. Out-of-district registration D. Out-of-district registration 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: D. Out-of-district registration Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2218 45 300 E. Extra classes E. Extra classes E. Extra classes E. Extra classes E. Extra classes 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: E. Extra classes Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2220 43 875 F. Examination fees F. Examination fees F. Examination fees F. Examination fees F. Examination fees 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: F. Examination fees Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2221 42 145 G. Special event fund G. Special event fund G. Special event fund G. Special event fund G. Special event fund 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: G. Special event fund Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2186 77 665 H. Other items paid to the school or teachers H. Other items paid to the school or teachers H. Other items paid to the school or teachers H. Other items paid to the school or teachers H. Other items paid to the school or teachers 42. In a school year, how much does one student usually have to pay or contribute for: H. Other items paid to the school or teachers Ask about contributions of pupils to the school/satellite school in one school year which are relatively mandatory according to regulations of the school/satellite school. These amounts should be recorded for each grade the school/satellite school teaches 2183 80 225 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 530 37 194 school code school code school code school code school code 530 10 51 Are there any pupils who are permitted to pay less than the standard fee Are there any pupils who are permitted to pay less than the standard fee Are there any pupils who are permitted to pay less than the standard fee Are there any pupils who are permitted to pay less than the standard fee Are there any pupils who are permitted to pay less than the standard fee 43. Are there any pupils who are permitted to pay less than the standard fee? if the answer cde is 2, end interview Asks to determine whether there are pupils, according to regulations of the school/satellite school, who pay only part, or don’t have to pay contributions for some items to the school/satellite school. This question asks generally for all cases of exemptions and reductions in fees 526 4 2 1 yes 2 no How many pupils only have to pay part How many pupils only have to pay part How many pupils only have to pay part How many pupils only have to pay part How many pupils only have to pay part 44. How many pupils only have to pay part of the fees? students Determine how many pupils belong to the reduced fee category. Don’t include cases where the contribution was not complete, when they didn’t belong to the category of reduced fees. This question only asks about those allowed reductions 339 191 971 conditions FIRST conditions FIRST conditions FIRST conditions FIRST conditions FIRST 45. Under which conditions is a student allowed to pay only partial fees? FIRST please list the three most important reasons Record the 3 most common reasons in order that are used to allow reductions in school fees and contributions 306 224 10 1 disabled 2 orphan 3 ethnic minority 4 low income 5 boarding school pupil in ethnic minority area 6 child of war martyr 7 child of disabled soldier 8 living in mountains, remote areas 9 mother or father is disabled cadre 10 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 45. Under which conditions is a student allowed to pay only partial fees? SECOND please list the three most important reasons Record the 3 most common reasons in order that are used to allow reductions in school fees and contributions 264 266 1 10 1 disabled 2 orphan 3 ethnic minority 4 low income 5 boarding school pupil in ethnic minority area 6 child of war martyr 7 child of disabled soldier 8 living in mountains, remote areas 9 mother or father is disabled cadre 10 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 45. Under which conditions is a student allowed to pay only partial fees? THIRD please list the three most important reasons Record the 3 most common reasons in order that are used to allow reductions in school fees and contributions 186 344 1 10 1 disabled 2 orphan 3 ethnic minority 4 low income 5 boarding school pupil in ethnic minority area 6 child of war martyr 7 child of disabled soldier 8 living in mountains, remote areas 9 mother or father is disabled cadre 10 other How many students don't pay any fees How many students don't pay any fees How many students don't pay any fees How many students don't pay any fees How many students don't pay any fees 46. How many students don't pay any fees whatsoever? students Determine how many pupils are exempt from school fees and contributions to the school/satellite school. Don’t include cases where fees were not paid, but the pupil didn’t belong to the exempt category. This question is only in relation to the pupils who are allowed exemptions 361 169 1256 Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees FIRST Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees FIRST Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees FIRST Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees FIRST Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees FIRST 47. Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees? FIRST please list the three most important reasons Record the 3 most common reasons in order, that are used to allow exemptions in school fees and contributions 351 179 10 1 disabled 2 orphan 3 ethnic minority 4 low income 5 boarding school pupil in ethnic minority area 6 child of war martyr 7 child of soldier disabled because of war 8 living in mountains, remote areas 9 mother or father is disabled CADRE 10 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 47. Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees? SECOND please list the three most important reasons Record the 3 most common reasons in order, that are used to allow exemptions in school fees and contributions 284 246 10 1 disabled 2 orphan 3 ethnic minority 4 low income 5 boarding school pupil in ethnic minority area 6 child of war martyr 7 child of soldier disabled because of war 8 living in mountains, remote areas 9 mother or father is disabled CADRE 10 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 47. Under which conditions is a student allowed to be exempt from paying all fees? THIRD please list the three most important reasons Record the 3 most common reasons in order, that are used to allow exemptions in school fees and contributions 216 314 10 1 disabled 2 orphan 3 ethnic minority 4 low income 5 boarding school pupil in ethnic minority area 6 child of war martyr 7 child of soldier disabled because of war 8 living in mountains, remote areas 9 mother or father is disabled CADRE 10 other cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 156 37 194 is agriculture an important source of income? is agriculture an important source of income? is agriculture an important source of income? is agriculture an important source of income? is agriculture an important source of income? 1. Check question 1 section 2: is agriculture an important source of income? if the answer code is 2, skip to section 5 First, you must check question 1 of section 2 to see if the codes are recorded correctly and whether the answer is correct. After that, check if the answer (question 1,12 section 2) “agriculture” is a main source of income or not. If the answer is not, then skip section 4 and go on to section 5 156 1 2 1 yes 2 no cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 144 37 194 2. agricultural land was redistributed among households? 2. agricultural land was redistributed among households? 2. agricultural land was redistributed among households? 2. agricultural land was redistributed among households? 2. agricultural land was redistributed among households? 2. When was the last time that agricultural land in this [commune/ward] was redistributed among households? YEARS Year, record 2 final digits of the year. 134 10 1975 1998 a.don'thave longterm use rights to land theycultivate? a.don'thave longterm use rights to land theycultivate? a.don'thave longterm use rights to land theycultivate? a.don'thave longterm use rights to land theycultivate? a.don'thave longterm use rights to land theycultivate? 3. According to you, about what percent of households in [first village] a.don'thave longterm use rights to land theycultivate? PERCENT This question asks the village cadre from the first village. Questions 3a to 3f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the first village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). Determine within the first village/hamlet the percent of households, who for one reason or the other, currently don’t have long term land use rights to agricultural land. They could be currently using agricultural land, but they don’t have documents certifying their long term land use rights. Calculate the percent by taking the households without land use rights in the first village and dividing by the number of households in the village/hamlet and multiplying by 100 133 11 100 b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households? b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households? b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households? b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households? b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households? 3. According to you, about what percent of households in [first village] b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households? PERCENT This question asks the village cadre from the first village. Questions 3a to 3f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the first village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). Record the percent of households currently renting, borrowing or sharecropping agricultural land belonging to other households. 134 10 30 c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others? c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others? c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others? c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others? c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others? 3. According to you, about what percent of households in [first village] c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others? PERCENT This question asks the village cadre from the first village. Questions 3a to 3f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the first village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). Record the percent of households currently renting out, lending out or sharecropping out agricultural land for which they have long term rights. 134 10 37 d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor 3. According to you, about what percent of households in [first village] d. hire agricultural labor? PERCENT This question asks the village cadre from the first village. Questions 3a to 3f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the first village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). Record the percent of households hiring agricultural labor to prepare the land for planting, planting, weeding, harvesting,… These workers could be paid in kind or in cash. This question doesn’t include labor exchange (which will be included in question 3F) 136 8 97 e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor 3. According to you, about what percent of households in [first village] e. work as hired agricultural labor? PERCENT This question asks the village cadre from the first village. Questions 3a to 3f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the first village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). Record the percent of households who specialize in hiring themselves out for agricultural work. Agricultural hired labor households are agricultural households who live in rural areas but don’t have or have very little land, means of production and part or all labor in the household participate in hired agricultural work throughout the year - The main source of living of household members is based on income from hired work. 136 8 95 f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents 3. According to you, about what percent of households in [first village] f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents? PERCENT This question asks the village cadre from the first village. Questions 3a to 3f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the first village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). Record the percent of households participating in labor exchange for preparing land, planting, tending and harvesting… The method of calculating percent for questions 3b, 3c, 3d, 3e, 3f is similar to that for 3a. 136 8 100 a.Don't have longterm use rights to land they cultivate a.Don't have longterm use rights to land they cultivate a.Don't have longterm use rights to land they cultivate a.Don't have longterm use rights to land they cultivate a.Don't have longterm use rights to land they cultivate 4. According to you, about what percent of households in [second village]... a.Don't have longterm use rights to land they cultivate? PERCENT ½Question 4 This question asks the village cadre from the second village. Questions 4a to 4f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the second village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). The method of calculating is similar to question 3 125 19 100 b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households 4. According to you, about what percent of households in [second village]... b. rent, borrow or sharecrop agricultural land from other households? PERCENT ½Question 4 This question asks the village cadre from the second village. Questions 4a to 4f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the second village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). The method of calculating is similar to question 3 125 19 30 c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others 4. According to you, about what percent of households in [second village]... c. rent, lend, or sharecrop out their agricultural land to others? PERCENT ½Question 4 This question asks the village cadre from the second village. Questions 4a to 4f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the second village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). The method of calculating is similar to question 3 125 19 32 d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor d. hire agricultural labor 4. According to you, about what percent of households in [second village]... d. hire agricultural labor? PERCENT ½Question 4 This question asks the village cadre from the second village. Questions 4a to 4f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the second village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). The method of calculating is similar to question 3 128 16 90 e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor e. work as hired agricultural labor 4. According to you, about what percent of households in [second village]... e. work as hired agricultural labor? PERCENT ½Question 4 This question asks the village cadre from the second village. Questions 4a to 4f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the second village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). The method of calculating is similar to question 3 128 16 95 f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents? f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents? f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents? f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents? f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents? 4. According to you, about what percent of households in [second village]... f. participate in household labor exchanges amongst [commune/ward] residents? PERCENT ½Question 4 This question asks the village cadre from the second village. Questions 4a to 4f are calculated with respect to the total number of households in the second village/hamlet. The unit of measure is percent (%). The method of calculating is similar to question 3 128 16 100 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 780 37 194 5. main crops planted 5. main crops planted 5. main crops planted 5. main crops planted 5. main crops planted 5. What are the main crops planted in this [commune/ward]? List a maximum of 8 main crops and record the code of each crop. 780 1 62 1 winter rice 2 autumn rice 3 winter rice 4 swidden rice 5 annual rice 6 glutinous rice 7 specialty rice 8 corn/maize 9 sweet potatoes 10 cassava/manioc 11 other staple crops 12 potatoes 13 kohlrabi, cabbage, cauliflower 14 other leafy greens 15 tomatoes 16 water morning glory 17 fresh legumes (beans) 18 dried legumes (beans) 19 herbs and spices 20 other vegetables, tubers and fruits 21 soy beans 22 peanuts 23 sesame seeds 24 sugar cane 25 tobacco 26 cotton 27 jute, ramie 28 rush (for making mats) 29 other annual industrial crops 30 other annual crops 31 tea 32 coffee 33 rubber 34 black pepper 35 coconut (for oil, copra) 36 mulberry 37 cashew 38 other perennial industrial crops 39 oranges, limes and mandarins 40 pineapple 41 bananas 42 mango 43 apple 44 grapesplum 45 papaya 46 litchi, longan, rambutan 47 sapodilla 48 custard apple 49 custard apple 50 jackfruit, durian 51 mangosteen 52 other fruit trees 53 Mu oil tree 54 cinnamon tree 55 anise tree 56 pine tree 57 varnish tree 58 tree for wood 59 bamboo 60 fan palm tree 61 water coconut palm 62 other silviculture tree 6. how many times is this crop harvested each year? 6. how many times is this crop harvested each year? 6. how many times is this crop harvested each year? 6. how many times is this crop harvested each year? 6. how many times is this crop harvested each year? 6. In general, how many times is this crop harvested each year? TIMES Record the number of harvests in one year 769 11 1 9 plant 1 plant 1 plant 1 plant 1 plant 1 7. In which months are each of these crops usually planted and harvested? plant 1 if perennial crop only record harvest If an annual crop, ask the time for planting and harvesting for each crop season. Record a maximum of 3 main planting and harvesting seasons in order of: spring crop, autumn crop, winter crop. The calendar for planting and harvesting for each type of tree can be found in part B1 of section 9 Agriculture in the household questionnaire. If a perennial crop, ask the month of harvesting and record the respective code in the harvest[…] column and pay attention to consistency with question 6. If there is a crop which is harvested or planted over several months, record the main month for planting, and the main month for harvesting. This question allows a maximum of 3 crop seasons, when recording in the questionnaire, record in turn according to order of time. For perennial crops, some crops may not have a specific planting or harvesting season, then you can record 13 660 120 13 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 13 perennial crop harvest 1 harvest 1 harvest 1 harvest 1 harvest 1 7. In which months are each of these crops usually planted and harvested? harvest 1 if perennial crop only record harvest If an annual crop, ask the time for planting and harvesting for each crop season. Record a maximum of 3 main planting and harvesting seasons in order of: spring crop, autumn crop, winter crop. The calendar for planting and harvesting for each type of tree can be found in part B1 of section 9 Agriculture in the household questionnaire. If a perennial crop, ask the month of harvesting and record the respective code in the harvest[…] column and pay attention to consistency with question 6. If there is a crop which is harvested or planted over several months, record the main month for planting, and the main month for harvesting. This question allows a maximum of 3 crop seasons, when recording in the questionnaire, record in turn according to order of time. For perennial crops, some crops may not have a specific planting or harvesting season, then you can record 13 719 61 1 13 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 13 perennial crop plant 2 plant 2 plant 2 plant 2 plant 2 7. In which months are each of these crops usually planted and harvested? plant 2 if perennial crop only record harvest If an annual crop, ask the time for planting and harvesting for each crop season. Record a maximum of 3 main planting and harvesting seasons in order of: spring crop, autumn crop, winter crop. The calendar for planting and harvesting for each type of tree can be found in part B1 of section 9 Agriculture in the household questionnaire. If a perennial crop, ask the month of harvesting and record the respective code in the harvest[…] column and pay attention to consistency with question 6. If there is a crop which is harvested or planted over several months, record the main month for planting, and the main month for harvesting. This question allows a maximum of 3 crop seasons, when recording in the questionnaire, record in turn according to order of time. For perennial crops, some crops may not have a specific planting or harvesting season, then you can record 13 195 585 13 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 13 perennial crop harvest 2 harvest 2 harvest 2 harvest 2 harvest 2 7. In which months are each of these crops usually planted and harvested? harvest 2 if perennial crop only record harvest If an annual crop, ask the time for planting and harvesting for each crop season. Record a maximum of 3 main planting and harvesting seasons in order of: spring crop, autumn crop, winter crop. The calendar for planting and harvesting for each type of tree can be found in part B1 of section 9 Agriculture in the household questionnaire. If a perennial crop, ask the month of harvesting and record the respective code in the harvest[…] column and pay attention to consistency with question 6. If there is a crop which is harvested or planted over several months, record the main month for planting, and the main month for harvesting. This question allows a maximum of 3 crop seasons, when recording in the questionnaire, record in turn according to order of time. For perennial crops, some crops may not have a specific planting or harvesting season, then you can record 13 205 575 1 13 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 13 perennial crop plant 3 plant 3 plant 3 plant 3 plant 3 7. In which months are each of these crops usually planted and harvested? plant 3 if perennial crop only record harvest If an annual crop, ask the time for planting and harvesting for each crop season. Record a maximum of 3 main planting and harvesting seasons in order of: spring crop, autumn crop, winter crop. The calendar for planting and harvesting for each type of tree can be found in part B1 of section 9 Agriculture in the household questionnaire. If a perennial crop, ask the month of harvesting and record the respective code in the harvest[…] column and pay attention to consistency with question 6. If there is a crop which is harvested or planted over several months, record the main month for planting, and the main month for harvesting. This question allows a maximum of 3 crop seasons, when recording in the questionnaire, record in turn according to order of time. For perennial crops, some crops may not have a specific planting or harvesting season, then you can record 13 51 729 1 13 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 13 perennial crop harvest 3 harvest 3 harvest 3 harvest 3 harvest 3 7. In which months are each of these crops usually planted and harvested? harvest 3 if perennial crop only record harvest If an annual crop, ask the time for planting and harvesting for each crop season. Record a maximum of 3 main planting and harvesting seasons in order of: spring crop, autumn crop, winter crop. The calendar for planting and harvesting for each type of tree can be found in part B1 of section 9 Agriculture in the household questionnaire. If a perennial crop, ask the month of harvesting and record the respective code in the harvest[…] column and pay attention to consistency with question 6. If there is a crop which is harvested or planted over several months, record the main month for planting, and the main month for harvesting. This question allows a maximum of 3 crop seasons, when recording in the questionnaire, record in turn according to order of time. For perennial crops, some crops may not have a specific planting or harvesting season, then you can record 13 63 717 1 13 1 January 2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July 8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November 12 December 13 perennial crop how is the harvest disposed of? first how is the harvest disposed of? first how is the harvest disposed of? first how is the harvest disposed of? first how is the harvest disposed of? first 8. In general how is the harvest disposed of? first Record the two main markets for selling products harvested in the year 769 11 1 6 1 local market 2 other market 3 government 4 cooperative 5 private trader 6 consumed by hh second second second second second 8. In general how is the harvest disposed of? second Record the two main markets for selling products harvested in the year 541 239 6 1 local market 2 other market 3 government 4 cooperative 5 private trader 6 consumed by hh 9 Trong 12 thang so voi 9 Trong 12 thang so voi 9 Trong 12 thang so voi 9 Trong 12 thang so voi 9 Trong 12 thang so voi 9. In the past 12 months, what was the annual harvest relative to normal in percentage terms? percent if 100% skip to question 11 Compare the harvest of the main crops in the past 12 months up to the time of the survey recorded in question 5 with the average amount harvested in previous years to determine the percent increase or decrease of each type of crop. If the percent is equal to 100%, then go on to question 11 769 11 260 10. Why? FIRST 10. Why? FIRST 10. Why? FIRST 10. Why? FIRST 10. Why? FIRST 10. Why was there a reduction/ increase? FIRST Record a maximum of 3 main reasons, listed in order of importance 370 410 1 6 1 natural disaster 2 weather 3 pests 4 change in agric. policies 5 new seed varieties/techniques 6 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 10. Why was there a reduction/ increase? SECOND Record a maximum of 3 main reasons, listed in order of importance 225 555 6 1 natural disaster 2 weather 3 pests 4 change in agric. policies 5 new seed varieties/techniques 6 other Sysmiss THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 10. Why was there a reduction/ increase? THIRD Record a maximum of 3 main reasons, listed in order of importance 79 701 6 1 natural disaster 2 weather 3 pests 4 change in agric. policies 5 new seed varieties/techniques 6 other Sysmiss cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 144 37 194 11. What is the total land area of this commune? 11. What is the total land area of this commune? 11. What is the total land area of this commune? 11. What is the total land area of this commune? 11. What is the total land area of this commune? 11. What is the total land area of this commune? HA Calculate the total area of the commune/ward. The unit of measure is hectare. Collect the total area of land, river, lake,… within the administrative borders of the commune/ward. 144 163.4 34000 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 1001 37 194 type of land type of land type of land type of land type of land 1001 1 7 1 Annual crop land 2 Perennial crop land 3 Water surfaces 4 Forest land 5 Residential land 6 Land for special purposes 7 Unused land 12.Does this [commune/ward] have any 12.Does this [commune/ward] have any 12.Does this [commune/ward] have any 12.Does this [commune/ward] have any 12.Does this [commune/ward] have any 12.Does this [commune/ward] have any [..]? if the answer code is 2, skip to next type of land 1001 1 2 1 yes 2 no 13. total area 13. total area 13. total area 13. total area 13. total area 13. What is the total area of this [..]? HA Record the total area of each type of land. The unit of measure is the hectare. Include: Agricultural land including annual and perennial crop and pasture land. a- Annual crop land: land for planting crops for which the time between planting and harvest does not exceed 1 year such as rice, corn, tubers, manioc,… Annual crop land includes rice land, settled rice land in the mountains, land left unused for up to 3 years, newly cleared land put into production. b- Perennial crop land: land used for agricultural crops which are planted once, and products harvested over many years such as tea, coffee, coconut, oranges, tangerines, longans, lychees, durian, mangosteens… c- Water surfaces: Area of water surfaces (excluding ponds on residential land) used for raising shrimp, fish, and other aquatic products. d- Forest land: Land determined to be used mainly for forest production including natural forest, afforested land, and land used for forestry purposes such as planting forest, protecting to restore its natural state, nurturing the forest wealth, research and experiment in forestry. e- Residential land: Includes residential rural land and urban areas. -Residential rural land is land determined to be mainly used for building houses and amenities serving rural household activities. Residential land of a rural household includes land for housing and amenities for daily living. -Urban land is inner city area of cities, provincial capitals and district capitals used for building houses, government agencies, organizations, business and production facilities, public infrastructure, national defense, security or other purposes. f- Land for special purposes: Land determined to be used for purposes other than agriculture, forestry, housing including: industrial, scientific or technical facilities, transportation system, irrigation system, dikes, cultural, social, educational, health, sports, service facilities, land used for national defense, security, mineral, rock and sand exploration and exploitation, land for making salt, land for making bricks and tiles, and other construction materials, historical, cultural and beautiful landscape sites, cemeteries, graveyards, water surfaces used for purposes other than agriculture. g- Unused land: Land without sufficient quality, or still not determined to be used for agricultural production, raising aquatic products, forestry; not yet determined to be rural residential area, urban area, special purposes, and the state has not yet allocated this land to households, organizations or individuals for stable and long-term use 867 134 0.08 24180 14. ... area how much has been allocated with long term use rights to households? 14. ... area how much has been allocated with long term use rights to households? 14. ... area how much has been allocated with long term use rights to households? 14. ... area how much has been allocated with long term use rights to households? 14. ... area how much has been allocated with long term use rights to households? 14. Of this [..] area how much has been allocated with long term use rights to households? HA For each type of land, record the area of land allocated to households for long-term use. Unit of measure is hectare. 775 226 10090 the most common ways FIRST the most common ways FIRST the most common ways FIRST the most common ways FIRST the most common ways FIRST 15. What are the most common ways in which households in this commune acquire [...] with long term use rights? FIRST (common means a method which accounts for 10% or more of acquisitions) What is the most common way in which households obtain long term use land is calculated as follows: Suppose for annual crop land, 60% of the annual crop land was allocated, 20% was transferred, 7% was inherited, 8% was exchanged and 5% was obtained in other ways. Then in the row for annual crop land, information for question 15 should be recorded in the respective columns as follows: FIRST: 60 SECOND: 20 THIRD: -- In the above example, the third column should be left blank because each percent is less than 10%. 586 415 5 1 Allocated 2 transferred 3 inherited 4 exchanged 5 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 15. What are the most common ways in which households in this commune acquire [...] with long term use rights? SECOND (common means a method which accounts for 10% or more of acquisitions) What is the most common way in which households obtain long term use land is calculated as follows: Suppose for annual crop land, 60% of the annual crop land was allocated, 20% was transferred, 7% was inherited, 8% was exchanged and 5% was obtained in other ways. Then in the row for annual crop land, information for question 15 should be recorded in the respective columns as follows: FIRST: 60 SECOND: 20 THIRD: -- In the above example, the third column should be left blank because each percent is less than 10%. 281 720 5 1 Allocated 2 transferred 3 inherited 4 exchanged 5 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 15. What are the most common ways in which households in this commune acquire [...] with long term use rights? THIRD (common means a method which accounts for 10% or more of acquisitions) What is the most common way in which households obtain long term use land is calculated as follows: Suppose for annual crop land, 60% of the annual crop land was allocated, 20% was transferred, 7% was inherited, 8% was exchanged and 5% was obtained in other ways. Then in the row for annual crop land, information for question 15 should be recorded in the respective columns as follows: FIRST: 60 SECOND: 20 THIRD: -- In the above example, the third column should be left blank because each percent is less than 10%. 202 799 5 1 Allocated 2 transferred 3 inherited 4 exchanged 5 other 16. How many years 16. How many years 16. How many years 16. How many years 16. How many years 16. How many years do households have the right to use this [...] land? YEARS The interviewer must ask the length of time land use rights for each type of land have been allocated by the commune/ward to households for long term use. At the same time, request to see documents certifying land use rights to see the exact length of time determined for each type of land 475 526 99 17. How much of this [..] is auction land? 17. How much of this [..] is auction land? 17. How much of this [..] is auction land? 17. How much of this [..] is auction land? 17. How much of this [..] is auction land? 17. How much of this [..] is auction land? HA Record the area of land households in the commune/ward have been allowed to use through auction up through the time of the survey. The concepts and content of this type of land are explained in part A1 of Section 9, Agricultural, Forestry and Aquatic products 623 378 1080.5 18. What is the typical length of an auction contract to use ... 18. What is the typical length of an auction contract to use ... 18. What is the typical length of an auction contract to use ... 18. What is the typical length of an auction contract to use ... 18. What is the typical length of an auction contract to use ... 18. What is the typical length of an auction contract to use [..] in this [commune/ward]? YEARS don't know = dk The interviewer should ask the respondent to show documents determining the auction land of the locality and see a few auction contracts to determine the length of the contract 351 650 50 19. is used by the commune/ward or ... 19. is used by the commune/ward or ... 19. is used by the commune/ward or ... 19. is used by the commune/ward or ... 19. is used by the commune/ward or ... 19. How much of this [..] is used by the commune/ward or cooperative, or production group? HA Record the land area currently being used by the commune/ward, cooperative, production group, not including the land area auctioned off 691 310 18009 20.used by other people or organizations 20.used by other people or organizations 20.used by other people or organizations 20.used by other people or organizations 20.used by other people or organizations 20. How much of this [..] is used by other people or organizations? HA SKIP TO NEXT TYPE OF LAND Record the land area of the commune/ward used by organizations, government agencies, or individuals (including mass organizations of the commune, clergy, church, pagoda, school, health center or other government entity or individual belonging to or not belonging to the commune/ward including individuals bidding for land for a (error) 612 389 7041 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 823 37 194 land quality level land quality level land quality level land quality level land quality level 823 1 6 1 level 1 2 level 2 3 level 3 4 level 4 5 level 5 6 level 6 22. have [..] annual crop or water surface land? 22. have [..] annual crop or water surface land? 22. have [..] annual crop or water surface land? 22. have [..] annual crop or water surface land? 22. have [..] annual crop or water surface land? 22. Does this [comm./ward] have [..] annual crop or water surface land? if the answer code is 2, skip to next land quality level The interviewer should request to see documents that state the categorization of land according to quality in the commune/ward or materials for calculating agricultural taxes which also have the land quality classification for annual crops 810 13 1 2 1 yes 2 no 23. area annual crop or water surface land 23. area annual crop or water surface land 23. area annual crop or water surface land 23. area annual crop or water surface land 23. area annual crop or water surface land 23. What is the area of this [..] annual crop or water surface land? HA The interviewer should request to see documents that state the categorization of land according to quality in the commune/ward or materials for calculating agricultural taxes which also have the land quality classification for annual crops 505 318 1 8494 24. have perennial and fruit crop land? 24. have perennial and fruit crop land? 24. have perennial and fruit crop land? 24. have perennial and fruit crop land? 24. have perennial and fruit crop land? 24. Does this [comm./ward] have [..] perennial and fruit crop land? if the answer code is 2, skip to next land quality level Perennial crop land doesn’t have level 6 quality. The method of collecting is similar to that for annual crop land 645 178 3 25. area perennial and fruit crop land? 25. area perennial and fruit crop land? 25. area perennial and fruit crop land? 25. area perennial and fruit crop land? 25. area perennial and fruit crop land? 25. What is the area of this [..] perennial and fruit crop land? Ha Perennial crop land doesn’t have level 6 quality. The method of collecting is similar to that for annual crop land 177 646 0.3 4048 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 1272 37 194 crop land crop land crop land crop land crop land 1272 1 9 1 rice 2 other grains and tubers 3 other food crops 4 annual industrial crops 5 other annual crops 6 perennial industrial crops 7 fruit trees 8 other perennial crops 9 forestry trees 26. Does this commune cultivate 26. Does this commune cultivate 26. Does this commune cultivate 26. Does this commune cultivate 26. Does this commune cultivate 26. Does this commune cultivate [..]? if the answer code is 2, skip to next crop land The total land area actually being planted in annual and perennial and industrial crops. Annual crop land includes: a. Rice land, subsidiary crop land: Land which is planted with 1 or more rice crops includes: -land with 3 growing seasons: 3 rice seasons; 2 rice and 1 subsidiary crop; 1 rice and 2 subsidiary crops. -land with 2 growing seasons: 2 rice seasons; 1 rice and 1 subsidiary crop. -land with 1 growing season: 1 spring rice crop or 1 winter rice crop (including mountain rice) b. Land specialized in other foodstuff (staple grain and tuber) crops such as corn (maize), cassava (manioc), millet, caoliang. c. Land specialized in other food crops such as leafy greens, root vegetables and fruits,… d. Land specialized in annual industrial crops: soybeans, peanuts, sugarcane, tobacco, cotton, jute, ramie, sedge. e (error in VN). Land specialized in other annual crops: Like flowers, landscape plants, medicinal plants, animal feed. (concept, for what constitutes annual crops see section 9 of the household questionnaire.) 1272 1 2 1 yes 2 no 27. otal area is planted in 27. otal area is planted in 27. otal area is planted in 27. otal area is planted in 27. otal area is planted in 27. How much of the total area of this [commune/ward] is planted in [..]? Ha The total land area actually being planted in annual and perennial and industrial crops. Annual crop land includes: a. Rice land, subsidiary crop land: Land which is planted with 1 or more rice crops includes: -land with 3 growing seasons: 3 rice seasons; 2 rice and 1 subsidiary crop; 1 rice and 2 subsidiary crops. -land with 2 growing seasons: 2 rice seasons; 1 rice and 1 subsidiary crop. -land with 1 growing season: 1 spring rice crop or 1 winter rice crop (including mountain rice) b. Land specialized in other foodstuff (staple grain and tuber) crops such as corn (maize), cassava (manioc), millet, caoliang. c. Land specialized in other food crops such as leafy greens, root vegetables and fruits,… d. Land specialized in annual industrial crops: soybeans, peanuts, sugarcane, tobacco, cotton, jute, ramie, sedge. e (error in VN). Land specialized in other annual crops: Like flowers, landscape plants, medicinal plants, animal feed. (concept, for what constitutes annual crops see section 9 of the household questionnaire.) 723 549 7950 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 522 37 194 type of work type of work type of work type of work type of work 522 1 4 1 Prepare the land 2 Plant the crop 3 Tend the crop 4 Harvest the crop 28. Adult male 28. Adult male 28. Adult male 28. Adult male 28. Adult male Please tell us about the wages for the main staple food crop. How much is a farm worker paid per day to [..]? 28. Adult male THOUSAND DONG These questions ask about daily wages for each stage of work in a main staple grain crop, for each type of worker, male, female and children less than 15 418 104 5 50 29. Adult female 29. Adult female 29. Adult female 29. Adult female 29. Adult female Please tell us about the wages for the main staple food crop. How much is a farm worker paid per day to [..]? 29. Adult female THOUSAND DONG These questions ask about daily wages for each stage of work in a main staple grain crop, for each type of worker, male, female and children less than 15 410 112 5 50 30. child<15 30. child<15 30. child<15 30. child<15 30. child<15 Please tell us about the wages for the main staple food crop. How much is a farm worker paid per day to [..]? 30. child<15 THOUSAND DONG These questions ask about daily wages for each stage of work in a main staple grain crop, for each type of worker, male, female and children less than 15 116 406 5 50 31. Adult male 31. Adult male 31. Adult male 31. Adult male 31. Adult male Please tell us about the wages for the main industrial or fruit crop. How much is a farm worker paid per day to [..] ? 31. Adult male THOUSAND DONG questions ask about daily wages for each stage of work in a main industrial or orchard (fruit) crop, for each type of worker, male, female and children less than 15 222 300 6 40 32. Adult female 32. Adult female 32. Adult female 32. Adult female 32. Adult female Please tell us about the wages for the main industrial or fruit crop. How much is a farm worker paid per day to [..] ? 32. Adult female THOUSAND DONG questions ask about daily wages for each stage of work in a main industrial or orchard (fruit) crop, for each type of worker, male, female and children less than 15 206 316 6 40 33. child<15 33. child<15 33. child<15 33. child<15 33. child<15 Please tell us about the wages for the main industrial or fruit crop. How much is a farm worker paid per day to [..] ? 33. child<15 THOUSAND DONG questions ask about daily wages for each stage of work in a main industrial or orchard (fruit) crop, for each type of worker, male, female and children less than 15 78 444 5 20 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 143 37 194 34. Is there a large state farm 34. Is there a large state farm 34. Is there a large state farm 34. Is there a large state farm 34. Is there a large state farm 34. Is there a large state farm within 10 km of this [commune/ward] that sometimes employs people from this [commune/ward]? 142 1 1 2 1 yes 2 no 35. Is there an agricultural extension center 35. Is there an agricultural extension center 35. Is there an agricultural extension center 35. Is there an agricultural extension center 35. Is there an agricultural extension center 35. Is there an agricultural extension center in this [commune/ward] (for example: center for seeds, water products, plant protection, agricultural inputs)? if the answer code is 1, skip to question 37 143 1 2 1 yes 2 no 36. How far away is the nearest agricultural extension center? 36. How far away is the nearest agricultural extension center? 36. How far away is the nearest agricultural extension center? 36. How far away is the nearest agricultural extension center? 36. How far away is the nearest agricultural extension center? 36. How far away is the nearest agricultural extension center? Km 119 24 1 50 37. How many times has an agricultural extension agent visited the farmers 37. How many times has an agricultural extension agent visited the farmers 37. How many times has an agricultural extension agent visited the farmers 37. How many times has an agricultural extension agent visited the farmers 37. How many times has an agricultural extension agent visited the farmers 37. How many times has an agricultural extension agent visited the farmers of this [commune/ward] in the last 12 months? TIMES 143 40 FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST FIRST 38. What kinds of services does this center provide? FIRST 140 3 1 10 1 funds 2 livestock insemination 3 livestock feed 4 vaccines and preventive medicine 5 curative medicines 6 new seed varieties 7 instruction on use of chemical fertilizers 8 instruction on use of pesticides 9 instruction on marketing 10 other SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND SECOND 38. What kinds of services does this center provide? SECOND 137 6 1 10 1 funds 2 livestock insemination 3 livestock feed 4 vaccines and preventive medicine 5 curative medicines 6 new seed varieties 7 instruction on use of chemical fertilizers 8 instruction on use of pesticides 9 instruction on marketing 10 other THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD THIRD 38. What kinds of services does this center provide? THIRD 129 14 1 10 1 funds 2 livestock insemination 3 livestock feed 4 vaccines and preventive medicine 5 curative medicines 6 new seed varieties 7 instruction on use of chemical fertilizers 8 instruction on use of pesticides 9 instruction on marketing 10 other 39. Is there an agricultural cooperative or production group 39. Is there an agricultural cooperative or production group 39. Is there an agricultural cooperative or production group 39. Is there an agricultural cooperative or production group 39. Is there an agricultural cooperative or production group 39. Is there an agricultural cooperative or production group in this commune/ward]? 143 1 2 1 yes 2 no 40. How many large tractors 40. How many large tractors 40. How many large tractors 40. How many large tractors 40. How many large tractors 40. How many large tractors over 12 horsepower are there in this commune (including privately owned)? NUMBER Record the current number of tractors, mills, motor-powered winnowers belonging to the cooperative, production group, individual commune resident, or private sector within the commune/ward not including those rented from other units, not including those broken and not yet liquidated 140 3 500 41. How many small tractors 41. How many small tractors 41. How many small tractors 41. How many small tractors 41. How many small tractors 41. How many small tractors 12 horsepower or lower are there in this [commune/ward], (including privately owned)? NUMBER Record the current number of tractors, mills, motor-powered winnowers belonging to the cooperative, production group, individual commune resident, or private sector within the commune/ward not including those rented from other units, not including those broken and not yet liquidated 138 5 1315 42.How many rice mills 42.How many rice mills 42.How many rice mills 42.How many rice mills 42.How many rice mills 42.How many rice mills are there in this [commune/ward] (including privately owned)? NUMBER Record the current number of tractors, mills, motor-powered winnowers belonging to the cooperative, production group, individual commune resident, or private sector within the commune/ward not including those rented from other units, not including those broken and not yet liquidated 142 1 95 43. How many motor powered winnowers 43. How many motor powered winnowers 43. How many motor powered winnowers 43. How many motor powered winnowers 43. How many motor powered winnowers 43. How many motor powered winnowers are there in this [commune/ward] (including privately owned)? NUMBER Record the current number of tractors, mills, motor-powered winnowers belonging to the cooperative, production group, individual commune resident, or private sector within the commune/ward not including those rented from other units, not including those broken and not yet liquidated 141 2 1816 44. Do most of the farmers .... 44. Do most of the farmers .... 44. Do most of the farmers .... 44. Do most of the farmers .... 44. Do most of the farmers .... 44. Do most of the farmers in this [commune/ward] use high-yielding varieties of staple crop seeds? 143 1 2 1 yes 2 no cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 144 37 194 first first first first first 45. What are the main problems faced by farmers in this [commune/ward]? first 144 1 6 1 transportation and marketing 2 capital, sources of materials 3 drought/flood 4 pests/damage from animals 5 lack of knowledge of new technology 6 other difficulties second second second second second 45. What are the main problems faced by farmers in this [commune/ward]? second 144 1 6 third third third third third 45. What are the main problems faced by farmers in this [commune/ward]? third 128 16 1 6 1 transportation and marketing 2 capital, sources of materials 3 drought/flood 4 pests/damage from animals 5 lack of knowledge of new technology 6 other difficulties cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 765 37 194 year have ... year have ... year have ... year have ... year have ... 765 1993 1998 46. flood 46. flood 46. flood 46. flood 46. flood In each of the following years, how many [...] have led to a crop loss of 10% or more? 46. flood Only ask the total number of floods, droughts, pest infestations, and other natural disasters leading to loss of crops 10% and above (from 1993 to 1998). 721 44 3 47. drought 47. drought 47. drought 47. drought 47. drought In each of the following years, how many [...] have led to a crop loss of 10% or more? 47. drought Only ask the total number of floods, droughts, pest infestations, and other natural disasters leading to loss of crops 10% and above (from 1993 to 1998). 693 72 4 48. pests 48. pests 48. pests 48. pests 48. pests In each of the following years, how many [...] have led to a crop loss of 10% or more? 48. pests Only ask the total number of floods, droughts, pest infestations, and other natural disasters leading to loss of crops 10% and above (from 1993 to 1998). 705 60 9 49. typhoon 49. typhoon 49. typhoon 49. typhoon 49. typhoon In each of the following years, how many [...] have led to a crop loss of 10% or more? 49. typhoon Only ask the total number of floods, droughts, pest infestations, and other natural disasters leading to loss of crops 10% and above (from 1993 to 1998). 685 80 3 50. other 50. other 50. other 50. other 50. other In each of the following years, how many [...] have led to a crop loss of 10% or more? 50. other Only ask the total number of floods, droughts, pest infestations, and other natural disasters leading to loss of crops 10% and above (from 1993 to 1998). 679 86 2 cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code cummune code 144 37 194 51. To what extent does salinization affect 51. To what extent does salinization affect 51. To what extent does salinization affect 51. To what extent does salinization affect 51. To what extent does salinization affect 51. To what extent does salinization affect this [commune/ward]? Land suffering from severe acidity or salinization, include cases where land and water sources are affected to the extent that it affects productivity and output of crops 144 1 3 1 severe problem 2 slight problem 3 no problem 52. To what extent do acidic soils affect 52. To what extent do acidic soils affect 52. To what extent do acidic soils affect 52. To what extent do acidic soils affect 52. To what extent do acidic soils affect 52. To what extent do acidic soils affect this [commune/ward]? Land suffering from severe acidity or salinization, include cases where land and water sources are affected to the extent that it affects productivity and output of crops 144 1 3 1 severe problem 2 slight problem 3 no problem 53. To what exent does erosion affect 53. To what exent does erosion affect 53. To what exent does erosion affect 53. To what exent does erosion affect 53. To what exent does erosion affect 53. To what exent does erosion affect this [commune/ward]? Soil erosion has a severe effect if it influences productivity and output of crops. 144 1 3 1 severe problem 2 slight problem 3 no problem 54. To what extent does waterlogging affect 54. To what extent does waterlogging affect 54. To what extent does waterlogging affect 54. To what extent does waterlogging affect 54. To what extent does waterlogging affect 54. To what extent does waterlogging affect this [commune/ward]? Assess the effect of waterlogging/flooding if it influences crop productivity and output 144 1 3 1 severe problem 2 slight problem 3 no problem 55. To what extent does industrial waste affect 55. To what extent does industrial waste affect 55. To what extent does industrial waste affect 55. To what extent does industrial waste affect 55. To what extent does industrial waste affect 55. To what extent does industrial waste affect this [commune/ward]? The purpose of this question is to collect information reflecting the damage to agriculture caused by industrial discharge. This discharge from industrial facilities can be in the form of gases, liquids or solids. 144 1 3 1 severe problem 2 slight problem 3 no problem Commune Codes 92-93 Commune Codes 92-93 Commune Codes 92-93 Commune Codes 92-93 Commune Codes 92-93 154 43 1 150 Commune Codes 97-98 Commune Codes 97-98 Commune Codes 97-98 Commune Codes 97-98 Commune Codes 97-98 194 3 1 194 Region Codes Ten Region Codes Ten Region Codes Ten Region Codes Ten Region Codes Ten 197 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Region Codes Seven Region Codes Seven Region Codes Seven Region Codes Seven Region Codes Seven 197 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Region Codes Eight Region Codes Eight Region Codes Eight Region Codes Eight Region Codes Eight 197 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code Province Code 197 1 61 Latitude degree Latitude degree Latitude degree Latitude degree Latitude degree 197 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Latitude minute Latitude minute Latitude minute Latitude minute Latitude minute 197 59 Latitude minute seconds Latitude minute seconds Latitude minute seconds Latitude minute seconds Latitude minute seconds 197 55 Longitude degree Longitude degree Longitude degree Longitude degree Longitude degree 197 104 105 106 107 108 109 Longitude minute Longitude minute Longitude minute Longitude minute Longitude minute 197 59 Longitude seconds Longitude seconds Longitude seconds Longitude seconds Longitude seconds 197 55 Altitude Minimum Altitude Minimum Altitude Minimum Altitude Minimum Altitude Minimum 197 1400 Altitude Maximum Altitude Maximum Altitude Maximum Altitude Maximum Altitude Maximum 197 1600 197 1 2 3 4 5