DDI_PNG_1996_HS_v01_M
World Bank, Development Economics Data Group
2008-04-28
NADA
Version 02 (March 2011)
Household Survey 1996
HS 1996
PNG_1996_HS_v01_M
Unisearch PNG, Institute of National Affairs
John Gibson
(c) 1996, National Statistical Office
NADA
LSMS Data Manager
Living Standards Measurement Study [hh/lsms]
The 1996 Papua New Guinea household survey is designed to measure the living standards of a random sample of PNG households. As well as looking at the purchases, own-production, gift giving/receiving and sales activities of households over a short period (usually 14 days), the survey also collects information on education, health, nutrition, housing conditions and agricultural activities. The survey also collects information on community level access to services for education, health, transport and communication, and on the price levels in each community so that the cost of living can be measured.
There are many uses of the data that the survey collects, but one main aim is for the results to help government, aid agencies and donors have a better picture of living conditions in all areas of PNG so that they can develop policies and projects that help to alleviate poverty. In addition, the survey will provide a socio-economic profile of Papua New Guinea, describing the access that the population has to agricultural, educational, health and transportation services, their participation in various economic activities, and household consumption patterns.
The survey is nationwide and the same questionnaire is being used in all parts of the country, including the urban areas. This fact can be pointed out if households find that some of the questions are irrelevant for their own living circumstances: there are at least some Papua New Guinean households for which the questions will be relevant and it is only by asking everyone the same questions that living standards can be compared.
Papua New Guinea
The survey covers all provinces except Noth Solomons.
- Household
- Individual
- Community
Sample survey data [ssd]
The 1996 Papua New Guinea Household Survey covered the following topics:
Household questionnaire:
- Section 1. Household Roster
- Section 2. Education
- Section 3. Income Sources
- Section 4. Health
- Section 5. Foods in the Diet
- Section 6. Housing Conditions
- Section 7. Agricultural Assets, Inputs and Services
- Section 8. Anthropometrics
- Section 9. Household Stocks
Consumption recall:
- Section 1. Purchases of Food
- Section 2. Other Frequent Purchases
- Section 3. Own-production of Food
- Section 4. Gifts Received: Food and Frequent Purchases (START)
- Section 5. Annual Expenses and Gifts
- Section 6. Inventory of Durable Goods
- Section 7. Inward Transfers of Money
- Section 8. Outward Transfers of Money
- Section 9. Prices
- Section 10. Repeat of Anthropometric Measurements
- Section 11. Quality of Life
Community Questionnaire:
- Section A. Listing of Community Assets
- Section B. Education
- Section C. Health
- Section D. Town or Government Station
- Section E: Transport and Communications
- Section F. Prices
- Section G. Changes in Economic Activity, Infrastructure, and Services
National Statistical Office
The Household Listing Form and Selection of the Sample
Listing of households is the first job to be done after the team has settled in and completed the introductions to the community. Listing is best done by the whole team working together. This way they all get to know the community and its lay-out. However, if the census unit is too large this wastes too much time. So before beginning asks how many households there are, very roughly, in the census unit (noting that teams are supplied with the number of households that were there in the 1990 census). If the answer is 80 or more, divide the team into two and have each half-team work on one sector of the community/village. See the section below on what to do when the listing work is divided up.
If the census unit is a "line-up point" that does not correspond to any single village or community the number of households will often exceed 200 and frequently they are also quite dispersed. In this case it is not practical to attempt to list the whole census unit, so a decision is made in advance to split the census unit into smaller areas (perhaps groupings of clans). First, a local informant must communicate the boundaries of the census unit and for natural or administrative sub-units with the larger census unit (such as hamlets; or canyons/valleys). The sub-units should be big enough to allow for the selection of a set of households (about 30 or more), but should not be so large that excessive transport time will be needed each day just to find the household. Once the subunit is defined, its boundaries should be clearly described. Then one of the smaller units is randomly selected and the procedures outlined above are then followed to complete the listing. Note: only one of the sub-units are listed, sample chosen, and interviews undertaken.
The most important thing in the listing is to be sure that you list all the households and only the households belonging to the named village or census unit (or subset of the census unit if it is a line-up point). In rural areas, explain to village leaders at the beginning: "We have to write down all the households belonging to (Name) village." In case of doubt, always ask: "Does this household belong to (Name) village?" In the towns, the selected area is shown on a map. Check that the address where you are listing is within the same area shown.
Also explain: "We only write down the name of the head of household. When we have the list of all the households, we will select 12 by chance, for interview."
Procedure for Listing
The listing team walks around in every part of the village, accompanied by a guide who is a member of the village. If possible, find a person who conducted the 1990 Census in this community or someone with similar knowledge of the community and ask them to be your guide. Make sure you go to all parts of the village, including outlying hamlets. In hamlets, on in any place far from the centre, always check: "Do these people belong to (Name) village?"
In every part of the village, ask the guide about every house: "Who lives in this house? What is the name of the household head?" Note that you do not have to visit every household. At best, you just need to see each house but you do not need to go inside it or talk to anyone who lives there. Even the rule of seeing each house may be relaxed if there are far away household for which good information can be provided by the guide.
Enter the names of household heads in the lines of the listing form. One line is used for each household. As the lines are numbered, the procedure gives a number to each household. When you come to the last house, check with the guide: "Are you sure we have seen all the houses in the village?"
NOTE: It does not matter in what order you list the households as long as they are all listed.
After the listing is complete, check that all lines are numbered consecutively with no gaps, from start to finish. The number on the last line should be exactly the number of households listed.
Note: If the list is long (say more than 30 households) interviewer may encounter difficulties when looking for their selected household. One useful way to avoid this is to show the approximately the place in the list here certain landmarks come. This can be done by writing in the margin, CHURCH or STORE or whatever. You can also indicate where the lister started in a hamlet, for example.
Sample Selection
The sampling work is done by the supervisor. The first steps are done at the foot of the first page of the listing form. The steps to be taken are as follows:
1. Fill in the numbers asked for at the foot of the last listing page, as follows:
- M: enter the total number of households listed (same as last household number shown).
- Interval L: calculate (M / 15) to the nearest whole number.
- R: This is a random number with 3-digit decimals between 0.000 and 0.999.
- MR: multiply M by R and round to the nearest whole number. (If decimal 0.5, round up).
2. MR gives the 1st selection. (Exception: If MR=0, L gives the first selection.) Enter S against this line in the selection column of the list.
3. Count down the list, beginning after the 1st selection, a distance of L lines to get the 2nd selection, then another L to get the 3rd, etc. When you come to the bottom of the list, jump back to the top as if the list were circular. Stop after the 15th selection. Mark the 13th, 14th, and 15th selections "RES" (for reserve). Mark the 1st - 12th selection "S" (for selection).
Face-to-face [f2f]
The 1996 Papua New Guinea Household Survey questionnaire consists of three basic parts:
Household questionnaire first visit: asks a series of questions about the household, discovering who lives there, what they do, their characteristics, where they live, and a little about what kinds of things they consume. This questionnaire consists of the following sections.
- Section 1. Household Roster
- Section 2. Education
- Section 3. Income Sources
- Section 4. Health
- Section 5. Foods in the Diet
- Section 6. Housing Conditions
- Section 7. Agricultural Assets, Inputs and Services
- Section 8. Anthropometrics
- Section 9. Household Stocks
Consumption recall (second visit questionnaire): is focused primarily on assessing the household's expenditure, gift giving and recieving, production, and level of wealth. The information in the first and second visits will provide information that can determine the household's level of consumption, nutrition, degree of food security, and ways in which it organizes its income earning activities. This questionnaire consists of the following sections.
- Section 1. Purchases of Food
- Section 2. Other Frequent Purchases
- Section 3. Own-production of Food
- Section 4. Gifts Received: Food and Frequent Purchases (START)
- Section 5. Annual Expenses and Gifts
- Section 6. Inventory of Durable Goods
- Section 7. Inward Transfers of Money
- Section 8. Outward Transfers of Money
- Section 9. Prices
- Section 10. Repeat of Anthropometric Measurements
- Section 11. Quality of Life
Community Questionnaire: which is completed by the interview team in consultation with community leaders. This questionnaire also includes market price surveys that are carried out by the team when they are working in the community. Associated with this is a listing of all households in the community, which has to be done prior to the selection of the 12 households. This questionnaire consists of the following sections.
- Section A. Listing of Community Assets
- Section B. Education
- Section C. Health
- Section D. Town or Government Station
- Section E: Transport and Communications
- Section F. Prices
- Section G. Changes in Economic Activity, Infrastructure, and Services
PNGHS96 was not a self-weighting survey. The sampling frame (the 1990 Census) was sufficiently old to mean that the selection of Primary Sampling Units (CUs) according to the probability proportional to estimated size rule would not give equal probabilities for the selection of each household if that selection had been based on 1996 household counts.
Therefore, survey teams listed all households in the selected CU and this, along with other information (described in para. 24-29 of “Measuring the Standard of Living”) was used to form sampling weights, so that statistics estimated from the survey are representative of 1996. Another reason for the use of sampling weights is that non-respondent households were replaced only at the first interview stage. If a household did not respond to the consumption recall interview (e.g., they had left the village for an extended period) a replacement household was not used. This differs from the practice used in some surveys. The reason for not seeking replacement households for non-respondents at the consumption recall stage was that the rate of progress of survey teams would be impeded if they had to stay behind in a village to re-do the survey (with a 14 day bounded recall period) for one replacement household. The other alternative would be to just use an unbounded recall and just ask the replacement household about their activities in the last two weeks but this would then defeat the efforts made to accurately measure consumption (particularly the recording of own-food production). Nonreplacement means that there are more first visit interviews than second visit interviews, and hence there are also differing weights. A final reason for the use of weights is to deal with the households in the longitudinal subsample.
For most purposes, one of the two observations on these households should be given zero weight when calculating summary statistics (these weights are referred to as the N1200 rule, with this name based on the approximate sample size under this rule). The alternative would be to give weights of 0.5 to each of the two observations (these weights are referred to as the N1400 sample, with this name based on the approximate sample size under this rule).
There are just two files in this folder. The file cu_wghts.wk3 calculates the sampling weights for each Census Unit. These weights are discussed in para. 24-29 of “Measuring the Standard of Living”.
The file surv_des.wk3 reports the stratum number, the cluster number, and the household weight for each household in the N1200 sample (i.e., putting a zero weight on one of the two observations on the households in the longitudinal sub-sample). The details on the stratification are in para. 8-11 of “Measuring the Standard of Living”. The data in this file are essential to the correct calculation of the sampling errors for any statistics of the survey data.
Note that if population weights are required, they can be calculated by multiplying the household weight by the number of people in the household.
National Statistical Office
Use of the dataset must be acknowledged using a citation which would include:
- the Identification of the Primary Investigator
- the title of the survey (including country, acronym and year of implementation)
- the survey reference number
- the source and date of download
In receiving these data it is recognized that the data are supplied for use within your organization, and you agree to the following stipulations as conditions for the use of the data:
1. The data are supplied solely for the use described in this form and will not be made available to other organizations or individuals. Other organizations or individuals may request the data directly.
2. Three copies of all publications, conference papers, or other research reports based entirely or in part upon the requested data will be supplied to:
The World Bank Development Economics Research Group
LSMS Database Administrator
MSN MC3-306 1818 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20433, USA
tel: (202) 473-9041
fax: (202) 522-1153
e-mail: lsms@worldbank.org
3. The researcher will refer to the 1996 Papua New Guinea Household Survey as the source of the information in all publications, conference papers, and manuscripts. At the same time, the World Bank is not responsable for the estimations reported by the analyst(s).
4. Users who download the data may not pass the data to third parties.
5. The database cannot be used for commercial ends, nor can it be sold.
The user of the data acknowledges that the original collector of the data, the authorized distributor of the data, and the relevant funding agency bear no responsibility for use of the data or for interpretations or inferences based upon such uses.
hcfeduca
Data collected using Household Questionnaire
- Section 1: Household Roster
- Section 2: Education
8675
31
earning
Data collected using Household Questionnaire
- Section 3: Income Sources
5303
32
hhealth
Data collected using Household Questionnaire
- Section 4: Health
8667
15
diethous
Data collected using Household Questionnaire
- Section 5: Foods in the Diet
- Section 6: Housing Conditions
1396
60
agric
Data collected using Household Questionnaire
- Section 7: Agricultural Assets, Inputs and Services
1396
65
anthro
Data collected using Household Questionnaire
- Section 8: Anthropometrics
1801
21
stocks
Data collected using Household Questionnaire
- Section 9: Household Stocks
1396
42
dailyatt
Data collected using Household Questionnaire and information recorded only in return visit.
8648
8
buyfood
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit) Questionnaire
- Section 1: Purchases of Food
41013
15
freqbuy
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit) Questionnaire
- Section 2: Other Frequent Purchases
33088
15
homeprod
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 3: Own-production of Food
30145
17
giftsrec
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 4: Gifts Received
6871
10
annualpu
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 5: Annual Purchases
41376
15
durables
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 6: Inventory of Durable Goods
4283
10
moneyin
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 7: Inward Transfers of Money
730
16
moneyout
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 8: Outward Transfers of Money
1046
15
priceopi
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 9: Prices
1267
42
repantro
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 10: Repeat of Anthropometric Measurements
1049
22
quality
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
- Section 11: Quality of Life
2092
19
weights
Data contain number of households within a community.
105
10
commasst
Data collected using Community questionnaire
- Section A: Listing of Community Assets
105
15
ceduc
Data collected using Community questionnaire
- Section B: Education
105
25
chealth
Data collected using Community questionnaire
- Section C: Health
105
23
govt
Data collected using Community questionnaire
- Section D: Town or Government Station
105
9
ctrans
Data collected using Community questionnaire
- Section E: Transport and Communications
105
31
changes
Data collected using Community questionnaire
- Section G: Changes in Economic Activity, Infrastructure, and Services
107
8
hhcodev2
Data collected using Consumption Recall (Second Visit Questionnaire)
1336
12
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
8675
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
8675
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
8675
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
8675
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Date of interview
8675
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
8675
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person number
8675
1
24
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
8675
1
2
1
Male
2
Female
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
Age
Only need
approximate
age if
greater
than 15
8675
85
21.569
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
13
13
14
14
15
15
16
16
17
17
18
18
19
19
20
20
21
21
22
22
23
23
24
24
25
25
26
26
27
27
28
28
29
29
30
30
31
31
32
32
33
33
34
34
35
35
36
36
37
37
38
38
39
39
40
40
41
41
42
42
43
43
44
44
45
45
46
46
47
47
48
48
49
49
50
50
51
51
52
52
53
53
54
54
55
55
56
56
57
57
58
58
59
59
60
60
61
61
62
62
63
63
64
64
65
65
66
66
67
67
68
68
69
69
70
70
71
71
72
72
73
73
74
74
75
75
76
76
77
77
78
78
80
80
81
81
84
84
85
85
Relationship
Relationship
Relationship
Relationship
Relationship
Relationship to the head of the household?
8675
1
10
1
Head
2
Spouse
3
Own/adopted child
4
Son/daughter in-law
5
Grandchild
6
Parent
7
Parent-in-law
8
Brother/sister
9
Other relative
10
Non-relative
Prov born
Prov born
Prov born
Prov born
Prov born
In what province was (Name) born?
[write "overseas" if not
born in PNG
8675
1
21
Marital
Marital
Marital
Marital
Marital
Marital status
8675
1
5
1
Never married
2
Married
3
Divorced
4
Separated
5
Widowed
Months absent
Months absent
Months absent
Months absent
Months absent
Number of months absent from the household in 1995
For spells of at least one month
8675
28
Been to school
Been to school
Been to school
Been to school
Been to school
Has (Name) ever been to school?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), goto question 17
8675
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Highest educational qualification
Highest educational qualification
Highest educational qualification
Highest educational qualification
Highest educational qualification
What is (Name's) highest educational qualification completed?
4606
4069
-1
17
-1
No grade completed
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
13
Trade certificate
14
Other certificate
15
Diploma
16
Bachelor's degree
17
Postgraduate
Sysmiss
School 1995
School 1995
School 1995
School 1995
School 1995
Did (Name) go to school in 1995?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to question 17
4605
4070
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Number trips
Number trips
Number trips
Number trips
Number trips
How often did (Name) go from home to school in
1995?
1420
7255
6
1
Daily
2
Weekly
3
Monthly
4
Each term
5
Only twice
6
Only once
Sysmiss
Trip hours
Trip hours
Trip hours
Trip hours
Trip hours
How long did it take (Name) to go to school from here? (in hours)
Time,one-way trip
1394
7281
9
0.359
Trip mins
Trip mins
Trip mins
Trip mins
Trip mins
How long did it take (Name) to go to school from here? (in minutes)
Time,one-way trip
1415
7260
70
14.762
Trip cost
Trip cost
Trip cost
Trip cost
Trip cost
How much did it cost for each one-way trip (Name) made to school?
1418
7257
335
1.453
School fees
School fees
School fees
School fees
School fees
How much did this household spend in 1995 on (Name's) education for school fees?
If the respondent can only give a total amount, write 'NA' in the relevant columns and the total amount in Column E
1414
7261
4300
148.025
Uniforms
Uniforms
Uniforms
Uniforms
Uniforms
How much did this household spend in 1995 on (Name's) education for uniforms and sports clothes?
If the respondent can only give a total amount, write 'NA' in the relevant columns and the total amount in Column E
1409
7266
500
12.855
Books
Books
Books
Books
Books
How much did this household spend in 1995 on (Name's) education for books and school supplies?
If the respondent can only give a total amount, write 'NA' in the relevant columns and the total amount in Column E
1404
7271
600
9.983
Board
Board
Board
Board
Board
How much did this household spend in 1995 on (Name's) education for food, board and lodging?
If the respondent can only give a total amount, write 'NA' in the relevant columns and the total amount in Column E
1381
7294
900
9.317
Total
Total
Total
Total
Total
How much did this household spend in 1995 on (Name's) education for all the above educational expenses (total)?
If the respondent can only give a total amount, write 'NA' in the relevant columns and the total amount in Column E
1416
7259
4748
180.65
Finish year
Finish year
Finish year
Finish year
Finish year
Did (Name) complete the 1995 school year?
If the answer is 1 ("Yes"), go to question 17
1410
7265
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Why drop out
Why drop out
Why drop out
Why drop out
Why drop out
Why did (Name) not complete the school year?
84
8591
1
6
1
Fees too high
2
Illness
3
Needed at home
4
Other
5
6
Sysmiss
Read paper
Read paper
Read paper
Read paper
Read paper
Can (Name) read a newspaper?
8675
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Stratum
Stratum
Stratum
Stratum
Stratum
Stratum
7136
1539
101
200
101
102
103
104
105
106
108
110
113
114
115
116
117
118
200
Sysmiss
Cluster
Cluster
Cluster
Cluster
Cluster
Cluster
7136
1539
1
120
Household weight
Household weight
Household weight
Household weight
Household weight
Household weight
7136
1539
74
2806
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
5303
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
5303
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
5303
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
5303
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
5303
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
5303
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person number
5266
37
1
22
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
Coffee
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling coffee
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Cocoa
Cocoa
Cocoa
Cocoa
Cocoa
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling cocoa
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Copra
Copra
Copra
Copra
Copra
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling copra
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Betel nut
Betel nut
Betel nut
Betel nut
Betel nut
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling betel nut
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Sweetpotato
Sweetpotato
Sweetpotato
Sweetpotato
Sweetpotato
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling sweetpotato
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Other food
Other food
Other food
Other food
Other food
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling other food
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Oil palm
Oil palm
Oil palm
Oil palm
Oil palm
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling oil palm
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Rubber
Rubber
Rubber
Rubber
Rubber
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling rubber
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
Tea
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling tea
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
2
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Pyrethrum
Pyrethrum
Pyrethrum
Pyrethrum
Pyrethrum
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling pyrethrum or spices
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Chickens
Chickens
Chickens
Chickens
Chickens
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling chickens
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Pigs
Pigs
Pigs
Pigs
Pigs
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling pigs
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Cattle other
Cattle other
Cattle other
Cattle other
Cattle other
In the past 12 months, did anyone in this household earn money by growing or selling cattle other
For each item circled `Yes', work down the column by asking, for any one 14 years of age or over: "Did (Name) earn any money by growing or selling ...?" and tick those persons who did
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Fishing
Fishing
Fishing
Fishing
Fishing
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by catching or selling fish?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Hunting
Hunting
Hunting
Hunting
Hunting
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by hunting or selling bush animals?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Firewood
Firewood
Firewood
Firewood
Firewood
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by gathering or selling firewood?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Artifacts
Artifacts
Artifacts
Artifacts
Artifacts
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by making or
selling artifacts (carvings, bilums...)?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Store
Store
Store
Store
Store
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by running a store?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Pmv
Pmv
Pmv
Pmv
Pmv
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by running a P.M.V?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Boat
Boat
Boat
Boat
Boat
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by running a boat /canoe?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Other business
Other business
Other business
Other business
Other business
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by running another
business?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Wage public
Wage public
Wage public
Wage public
Wage public
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by working for a public sector wage?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Wage agric
Wage agric
Wage agric
Wage agric
Wage agric
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by working for an agricultural wage?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Wage privat
Wage privat
Wage privat
Wage privat
Wage privat
In the past 12 months did anyone in this household earn any money by working for other private sector wage?
5237
66
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Income sourc
Income sourc
Income sourc
Income sourc
Income sourc
What is (Name's) most important source of income?
Use the activity codes 201-224, and `NA' if no income
5220
83
224
22
201
Coffee growing
202
Cocoa growing
203
Copra growing
204
Betelnut growing
205
Sweet Potato growing
206
Other Food growing
207
Oil Palm growing
208
Rubber growing
209
Tea growing
210
Pyrethrum or spices growing
211
Chickens selling
212
Pigs selling
213
Cattle selling
214
Catching or selling fish
215
Hunting or selling bush animals
216
Gathering or selling firewood
217
Making or selling artifacts (carvings, bilums...)
218
Running a store
219
Running a P.M.V
220
Running a boat /canoe
221
Running another business
222
Working for a public sector wage
223
Working for an agricultural wage
224
Working for other private sector wage
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
8667
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
8667
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
8667
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
8667
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
8667
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
8667
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person number
8667
1
24
Aid post
Aid post
Aid post
Aid post
Aid post
How many times in the past month has (Name) been treated at a aid post?
8667
13
0.141
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
12
12
13
13
Clinic
Clinic
Clinic
Clinic
Clinic
How many times in the past month has (Name) been treated at a mobile clinic?
8667
7
0.00588
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
7
7
Health cent
Health cent
Health cent
Health cent
Health cent
How many times in the past month has (Name) been treated at a health center or sub-center?
8666
1
31
0.32
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
12
12
14
14
15
15
16
16
20
20
21
21
24
24
28
28
30
30
31
31
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital
Hospital
How many times in the past month has (Name) been treated at a hospital?
8665
2
90
0.166
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
10
10
12
12
14
14
15
15
16
16
20
20
28
28
30
30
31
31
90
90
Where born
Where born
Where born
Where born
Where born
Where was (Name) born?
Household members age less than five years old
1280
7387
9
1
At home
2
Government hospital
3
Government health center
4
Government health post
5
Church hospital
6
Church health center
7
Church health post
8
Other private medical
9
Sysmiss
Born name
Born name
Born name
Born name
Born name
Born name
Household members age less than five years old
1239
Birth attend
Birth attend
Birth attend
Birth attend
Birth attend
Who assisted with the delivery of (Name)?
Household members age less than five years old
1270
7397
6
1
Doctor
2
Nurse/midwife
3
Auxiliary (village) midwife
4
Traditional birth attendant
5
Female relative
6
Other
Sysmiss
Antenatal
Antenatal
Antenatal
Antenatal
Antenatal
When the mother of (Name) was pregnant with
him/her, how many times did she go for antenatal care during this pregnancy?
Household members age less than five years old
1262
7405
36
5.09
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1396
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
1396
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1396
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1396
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1396
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1396
1
12
Banana
Banana
Banana
Banana
Banana
What did the family eat yesterday? - Banana
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Biscuit etc
Biscuit etc
Biscuit etc
Biscuit etc
Biscuit etc
What did the family eat yesterday? - Biscuit/Bread/Flour/Scone
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Coconut
Coconut
Coconut
Coconut
Coconut
What did the family eat yesterday? - Coconut
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
Rice
What did the family eat yesterday? - Rice
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sago
Sago
Sago
Sago
Sago
What did the family eat yesterday? - Sago
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sweet potato
Sweet potato
Sweet potato
Sweet potato
Sweet potato
What did the family eat yesterday? - Sweet potato
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Tapiok
Tapiok
Tapiok
Tapiok
Tapiok
What did the family eat yesterday? - Tapiok (Cassava)
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Taro
Taro
Taro
Taro
Taro
What did the family eat yesterday? - Taro and Chinese Taro
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Yams
Yams
Yams
Yams
Yams
What did the family eat yesterday? - Yams and Mamis
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Greens
Greens
Greens
Greens
Greens
What did the family eat yesterday? - Greens
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Legumes
Legumes
Legumes
Legumes
Legumes
What did the family eat yesterday? - Legumes
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Bush meat
Bush meat
Bush meat
Bush meat
Bush meat
What did the family eat yesterday? - Bush meat
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Chicken
Chicken
Chicken
Chicken
Chicken
What did the family eat yesterday? - Chicken
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Fish etc
Fish etc
Fish etc
Fish etc
Fish etc
What did the family eat yesterday? - Fresh Fish, Shellfish etc
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Lamb, mutton
Lamb, mutton
Lamb, mutton
Lamb, mutton
Lamb, mutton
What did the family eat yesterday? - Lamb and Mutton
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Other meat
Other meat
Other meat
Other meat
Other meat
What did the family eat yesterday? - Other Meat (Pork, Beef, etc.)
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Tinned fish
Tinned fish
Tinned fish
Tinned fish
Tinned fish
What did the family eat yesterday? - Tinned Fish
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Tin meat
Tin meat
Tin meat
Tin meat
Tin meat
What did the family eat yesterday? - Tinned meat
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Food short
Food short
Food short
Food short
Food short
Are you short of food now?
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Months
Months
Months
Months
Months
How long age was the last food shortage? (months)
278
1118
13
4.406
Years
Years
Years
Years
Years
How long age was the last food shortage? (years)
271
1125
15
0.269
Drink water
Drink water
Drink water
Drink water
Drink water
What is the main source of drinking water your household uses?
1396
1
9
1
Piped into household/yard
2
Piped into neighbourhood
3
Piped supply outside neighbourhood
4
Well in yard
5
Public well
6
Rain water tank
7
River, lake, creek, spring
8
Tanker truck
9
Other (Specify)
Water time-minutes
Water time-minutes
Water time-minutes
Water time-minutes
Water time-minutes
How long does it take to go to the water source, get water and come back? (in minutes)
904
492
60
12.93
Water time-hours
Water time-hours
Water time-hours
Water time-hours
Water time-hours
How long does it take to go to the water source, get water and come back? (in hours)
900
496
2
0.0356
Fetch water id1
Fetch water id1
Fetch water id1
Fetch water id1
Fetch water id1
Who usually goes to fetch water?
Enter person number from household roster
905
491
13
Fetch water trips1
Fetch water trips1
Fetch water trips1
Fetch water trips1
Fetch water trips1
How many trips do the make?
Number of return trips per day
905
491
15
1.723
Fetch water id2
Fetch water id2
Fetch water id2
Fetch water id2
Fetch water id2
Who usually goes to fetch water?
Enter person number from household roster
904
492
13
Fetch water trips2
Fetch water trips2
Fetch water trips2
Fetch water trips2
Fetch water trips2
How many trips do the make?
Number of return trips per day
904
492
6
1.083
Fetch water id3
Fetch water id3
Fetch water id3
Fetch water id3
Fetch water id3
Who usually goes to fetch water?
Enter person number from household roster
904
492
17
Fetch water trips3
Fetch water trips3
Fetch water trips3
Fetch water trips3
Fetch water trips3
How many trips do the make?
Number of return trips per day
904
492
6
0.525
Fetch water id4
Fetch water id4
Fetch water id4
Fetch water id4
Fetch water id4
Who usually goes to fetch water?
Enter person number from household roster
902
494
18
Fetch water trips4
Fetch water trips4
Fetch water trips4
Fetch water trips4
Fetch water trips4
How many trips do the make?
Number of return trips per day
902
494
5
0.3
Fetch water id5
Fetch water id5
Fetch water id5
Fetch water id5
Fetch water id5
Who usually goes to fetch water?
Enter person number from household roster
900
496
13
Fetch water trips5
Fetch water trips5
Fetch water trips5
Fetch water trips5
Fetch water trips5
How many trips do the make?
Number of return trips per day
900
496
6
0.166
Fetch water id6
Fetch water id6
Fetch water id6
Fetch water id6
Fetch water id6
Who usually goes to fetch water?
Enter person number from household roster
897
499
14
Fetch water trips6
Fetch water trips6
Fetch water trips6
Fetch water trips6
Fetch water trips6
How many trips do the make?
Number of return trips per day
896
500
4
0.0904
Pay for h20
Pay for h20
Pay for h20
Pay for h20
Pay for h20
Do you have to pay money for your water supply?
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Water cost
Water cost
Water cost
Water cost
Water cost
How much was the latest payment for water?
139
1257
200
28.223
Water days
Water days
Water days
Water days
Water days
How long did this water last?
129
1267
365
49.109
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Electricity
Does your housheold have the use of electricity?
1393
3
1
3
1
Yes, from mains supply/town generator
2
Yes, from own generator
3
No
Sysmiss
Toilet
Toilet
Toilet
Toilet
Toilet
Does your housheold have the use of toilet?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to question 35
1392
4
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Type toilet
Type toilet
Type toilet
Type toilet
Type toilet
What type of toilet facility does your household usually use?
1188
208
1
7
1
Own flush toilet
2
Shared flush toilet
3
Household pit
4
Household bucket
5
Communal pit toilet
6
Closet over sea or water
7
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Cook house
Cook house
Cook house
Cook house
Cook house
Do you have a separate cook house?
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Cook fuel
Cook fuel
Cook fuel
Cook fuel
Cook fuel
What kind of fuel is usually used by your household for cooking?
1396
1
5
1
Wood (incl. coconut shells)
2
Kerosene
3
Gas
4
Electricity
5
Other (Specify)
Walls
Walls
Walls
Walls
Walls
What is the main material of the outside walls?
1396
1
5
1
Fibro-cement, brick, concrete, masonry
2
Timber (sawn)
3
Corrugated iron or sheet metal
4
Traditional material (bamboo, matting, etc)
5
Other (Specify)
Floor
Floor
Floor
Floor
Floor
What is the main material of the floor?
1396
1
5
1
Cement, ceramic tiles, carpet
2
Timber (sawn and finished)
3
Traditional materials (bamboo, palms, etc)
4
Earth, mud, sand
5
Other (Specify)
Roof
Roof
Roof
Roof
Roof
What is the main material of the roof?
1396
1
4
1
Corrugated iron or sheet metal
2
Fibro-cement or tiles
3
Traditional material (kunai, sago thatch, etc)
4
Other (Specify)
Year built
Year built
Year built
Year built
Year built
When was your house built?
1289
107
1950
1996
1989.511
House cost
House cost
House cost
House cost
House cost
How much did it cost to bulid or buy this house?
1136
260
99999
3018.44
Use labour
Use labour
Use labour
Use labour
Use labour
Was any unpaid labour (including from your own family) used to build this house?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to question 44
1389
7
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Days labour
Days labour
Days labour
Days labour
Days labour
How many days of unpaid labour were used to build this house?
957
439
360
42.832
How measure
How measure
How measure
How measure
How measure
How was the area measured?
Make a sketch of the main dwelling and any structures
occupied by the household that are nearby (e.g., cook houses), measure the perimeter and indicate all dimensions on the sketch. Exclude toilets, uncovered platforms, terraces and balconies.
1394
2
1
2
1
Inside
2
Outside
Sysmiss
Room no
Room no
Room no
Room no
Room no
Room no
1392
4
11
3.027
Floor area
Floor area
Floor area
Floor area
Floor area
Floor area
1396
4
326
44.066
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1396
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
1396
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
1396
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1396
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1396
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1396
1
12
Ag activity
Ag activity
Ag activity
Ag activity
Ag activity
Does anyone in this household grow any crops or raise livestock?
If the answer is 2("No"), go to the next section
1396
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Pigs
Pigs
Pigs
Pigs
Pigs
How many pigs are owned by the members of this household?
1001
395
26
2.284
Chickens
Chickens
Chickens
Chickens
Chickens
How many chickens are owned by the members of this household?
1001
395
250
3.223
Cattle
Cattle
Cattle
Cattle
Cattle
How many cattle are owned by the members of this household?
1001
395
4
0.033
Goats
Goats
Goats
Goats
Goats
How many goats are owned by the members of this household?
1001
395
7
0.04
Sheep
Sheep
Sheep
Sheep
Sheep
How many sheep are owned by the members of this household?
1000
396
2
0.002
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
How many other animals are owned by the members of this household?
1000
396
30
0.262
Extension
Extension
Extension
Extension
Extension
In 1995, did agricultural extension officers provide technical advice to any one in this household?
998
398
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Crop advice
Crop advice
Crop advice
Crop advice
Crop advice
Which crops was this advice given for?
102
1294
1
7
1
Cocoa
2
Coconuts/Copra
3
Coffee
4
Oil Palm
5
Vegetables
6
Poultry and livestock
7
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Copra drier
Copra drier
Copra drier
Copra drier
Copra drier
Does anyone in this household own a copra drier?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Cocoa ferm
Cocoa ferm
Cocoa ferm
Cocoa ferm
Cocoa ferm
Does anyone in this household own a cocoa drier?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Coffee pulp
Coffee pulp
Coffee pulp
Coffee pulp
Coffee pulp
Does anyone in this household own a coffee pulper?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Sprayer
Sprayer
Sprayer
Sprayer
Sprayer
Does anyone in this household own a sprayer?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Tractor
Does anyone in this household own a tractor?
1003
393
2
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Truck
Does anyone in this household own a truck?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Spend money-fertilizer
Spend money-fertilizer
Spend money-fertilizer
Spend money-fertilizer
Spend money-fertilizer
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on fertilizer?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-fertilizer
First crop-fertilizer
First crop-fertilizer
First crop-fertilizer
First crop-fertilizer
Which crops was the input used on?
95
1301
1
9
Next crop-fertilizer
Next crop-fertilizer
Next crop-fertilizer
Next crop-fertilizer
Next crop-fertilizer
Which crops was the input used on?
10
1386
5
9
Cost-fertilizer
Cost-fertilizer
Cost-fertilizer
Cost-fertilizer
Cost-fertilizer
How much was the cost of fertiliser?
92
1304
2
600
55.717
Spend money-pesticides
Spend money-pesticides
Spend money-pesticides
Spend money-pesticides
Spend money-pesticides
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on pesticides?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-pesticides
First crop-pesticides
First crop-pesticides
First crop-pesticides
First crop-pesticides
Which crops was the input used on?
75
1321
1
9
Next crop-pesticides
Next crop-pesticides
Next crop-pesticides
Next crop-pesticides
Next crop-pesticides
Which crops was the input used on?
3
1393
5
9
Cost-pesticides
Cost-pesticides
Cost-pesticides
Cost-pesticides
Cost-pesticides
How much was the cost of pesticides?
74
1322
2
240
43.338
Spend money-seeds
Spend money-seeds
Spend money-seeds
Spend money-seeds
Spend money-seeds
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on seeds and seedlings?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-seeds
First crop-seeds
First crop-seeds
First crop-seeds
First crop-seeds
Which crops was the input used on?
105
1291
1
9
Next crop-seeds
Next crop-seeds
Next crop-seeds
Next crop-seeds
Next crop-seeds
Which crops was the input used on?
18
1378
1
6
Cost-seeds
Cost-seeds
Cost-seeds
Cost-seeds
Cost-seeds
How much was the cost of seeds and seedlings?
104
1292
1
800
53.337
Spend money-bags
Spend money-bags
Spend money-bags
Spend money-bags
Spend money-bags
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on bags and tarpaulins?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-bags
First crop-bags
First crop-bags
First crop-bags
First crop-bags
Which crops was the input used on?
238
1158
1
9
Next crop-bags
Next crop-bags
Next crop-bags
Next crop-bags
Next crop-bags
Which crops was the input used on?
16
1380
1
9
Cost-bags
Cost-bags
Cost-bags
Cost-bags
Cost-bags
How much was the cost of bags and tarpaulins?
235
1161
1
500
18.353
Spend money-tools
Spend money-tools
Spend money-tools
Spend money-tools
Spend money-tools
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on farm tools?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-tools
First crop-tools
First crop-tools
First crop-tools
First crop-tools
Which crops was the input used on?
440
956
1
9
Next crop-tools
Next crop-tools
Next crop-tools
Next crop-tools
Next crop-tools
Which crops was the input used on?
110
1286
1
9
Cost-tools
Cost-tools
Cost-tools
Cost-tools
Cost-tools
How much was the cost of farm tools?
440
956
2
400
22.75
Spend money-fuel
Spend money-fuel
Spend money-fuel
Spend money-fuel
Spend money-fuel
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on fuel for drying crops?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-fuel
First crop-fuel
First crop-fuel
First crop-fuel
First crop-fuel
Which crops was the input used on?
3
1393
3
3
Next crop-fuel
Next crop-fuel
Next crop-fuel
Next crop-fuel
Next crop-fuel
Which crops was the input used on?
1396
Cost-fuel
Cost-fuel
Cost-fuel
Cost-fuel
Cost-fuel
How much was the cost of fuel for drying crops?
3
1393
1
10
5.333
Spend money-tractor
Spend money-tractor
Spend money-tractor
Spend money-tractor
Spend money-tractor
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on tractor hire?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-tractor
First crop-tractor
First crop-tractor
First crop-tractor
First crop-tractor
Which crops was the input used on?
30
1366
2
9
Next crop-tractor
Next crop-tractor
Next crop-tractor
Next crop-tractor
Next crop-tractor
Which crops was the input used on?
8
1388
5
9
Cost-tractor
Cost-tractor
Cost-tractor
Cost-tractor
Cost-tractor
How much was the cost of tractor hire?
30
1366
10
542
62.833
Spend money-hire eq
Spend money-hire eq
Spend money-hire eq
Spend money-hire eq
Spend money-hire eq
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on hire of other equipment?
1002
394
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-hire eq
First crop-hire eq
First crop-hire eq
First crop-hire eq
First crop-hire eq
Which crops was the input used on?
45
1351
1
9
Next crop-hire eq
Next crop-hire eq
Next crop-hire eq
Next crop-hire eq
Next crop-hire eq
Which crops was the input used on?
2
1394
3
4
Cost-hire eq
Cost-hire eq
Cost-hire eq
Cost-hire eq
Cost-hire eq
How much was the cost of hire of other equipment?
45
1351
2
999
70.667
Spend money-freight
Spend money-freight
Spend money-freight
Spend money-freight
Spend money-freight
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on cartage and freight?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-freight
First crop-freight
First crop-freight
First crop-freight
First crop-freight
Which crops was the input used on?
142
1254
1
9
Next crop-freight
Next crop-freight
Next crop-freight
Next crop-freight
Next crop-freight
Which crops was the input used on?
19
1377
1
9
Cost-freight
Cost-freight
Cost-freight
Cost-freight
Cost-freight
How much was the cost of cartage and freight?
139
1257
1
999
72.043
Spend money-pay loan
Spend money-pay loan
Spend money-pay loan
Spend money-pay loan
Spend money-pay loan
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on agricultural loan repayment?
1003
393
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-pay loan
First crop-pay loan
First crop-pay loan
First crop-pay loan
First crop-pay loan
Which crops was the input used on?
20
1376
1
4
Next crop-pay loan
Next crop-pay loan
Next crop-pay loan
Next crop-pay loan
Next crop-pay loan
Which crops was the input used on?
1
1395
9
9
Cost-pay loan
Cost-pay loan
Cost-pay loan
Cost-pay loan
Cost-pay loan
How much was the cost of agricultural loan repayment?
15
1381
999
367.8
Spend money-other
Spend money-other
Spend money-other
Spend money-other
Spend money-other
In 1995, did anyone in this household spend money on others?
1002
394
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
First crop-other
First crop-other
First crop-other
First crop-other
First crop-other
Which crops was the input used on?
92
1304
7
9
Next crop-other
Next crop-other
Next crop-other
Next crop-other
Next crop-other
Which crops was the input used on?
7
1389
7
8
Cost-other
Cost-other
Cost-other
Cost-other
Cost-other
How much was the cost of other inputs?
92
1304
2
999
180.946
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1801
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
1801
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1801
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1801
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1801
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1801
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Anthropometr
Anthropometr
Anthropometr
Anthropometr
Anthropometr
1801
1
2
1
1
2
2
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person number
Copy from household roster
1157
644
2
21
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Household members age less than five years old
1157
644
1
2
1
Male
2
Female
Sysmiss
Birth month
Birth month
Birth month
Birth month
Birth month
When was (Name) born? (month)
Household members age less than five years old
1070
731
1
12
6.284
Birth year
Birth year
Birth year
Birth year
Birth year
When was (Name) born? (year)
Household members age less than five years old
1151
650
89
96
93.526
Birth info
Birth info
Birth info
Birth info
Birth info
Source of birth date information?
e.g. hospital records, baptismal records, birth card, mother's recall
record all sources if several available
Household members age less than five years old
1156
645
1
5
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
Length
Length
Length
Length
Length
Length (in cm)
Length
- Place the measuring board on a hard, flat surface.
- Remove any hats and footwear.
Household members age less than five years old
1117
684
48
133
82.848
How measured
How measured
How measured
How measured
How measured
Was (Name) measured lying down or standing up?
Household members age less than five years old
1121
680
1
2
1
Lying down
2
Standing up
Sysmiss
Weight
Weight
Weight
Weight
Weight
Weight (in kg)
Weight
- Adjust the scale to zero with the weighing pants or infant sling attached.
- Encourage the child to remove as much clothing as possible and take note of any clothing that remains.
- Gently lift the child into the sling or pants. DO NOT carry or lift the child by the strap of the weighing pants.
- Wait for the child to become still before reading the weight.
Household members age less than five years old
1143
658
2.5
24
11.022
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
What was (Name) wearing when he/she was
weighed?
Household members age less than five years old
965
836
1
5
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
What was (Name) wearing when he/she was
weighed?
Household members age less than five years old
350
1451
1
5
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
What was (Name) wearing when he/she was
weighed?
Household members age less than five years old
14
1787
1
5
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
What time of day was (Name) weighed? (hour)
Household members age less than five years old
1151
650
1
12
7.189
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
What time of day was (Name) weighed? (minute)
Household members age less than five years old
1151
650
59
25.132
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
What time of day was (Name) weighed? (pm/am)
Household members age less than five years old
1151
650
1
2
1
AM
2
PM
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1396
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
1396
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1396
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1396
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1396
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1396
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Rice first
Rice first
Rice first
Rice first
Rice first
Stock of rice during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
43
2.398
Rice final
Rice final
Rice final
Rice final
Rice final
Stock of rice during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
50
2.094
Flour first
Flour first
Flour first
Flour first
Flour first
Stock of flour during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
50
0.716
Flour final
Flour final
Flour final
Flour final
Flour final
Stock of flour during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
25
0.529
Sugar first
Sugar first
Sugar first
Sugar first
Sugar first
Stock of sugar during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
15
0.348
Sugar final
Sugar final
Sugar final
Sugar final
Sugar final
Stock of sugar during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
25
0.396
Sheepmeat first
Sheepmeat first
Sheepmeat first
Sheepmeat first
Sheepmeat first
Stock of fresh/frozen sheepmeat during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
20
0.11
Sheepmeat final
Sheepmeat final
Sheepmeat final
Sheepmeat final
Sheepmeat final
Stock of fresh/frozen sheepmeat during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
35
0.127
Pork first
Pork first
Pork first
Pork first
Pork first
Stock of fresh/frozen pork during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
15
0.0513
Pork final
Pork final
Pork final
Pork final
Pork final
Stock of fresh/frozen pork during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
10
0.0529
Chicken first
Chicken first
Chicken first
Chicken first
Chicken first
Stock of fresh/frozen chicken during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
15
0.131
Chicken final
Chicken final
Chicken final
Chicken final
Chicken final
Stock of fresh/frozen chicken during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
40
0.146
Tin meat first
Tin meat first
Tin meat first
Tin meat first
Tin meat first
Stock of tinned meat during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
6
0.115
Tin meat final
Tin meat final
Tin meat final
Tin meat final
Tin meat final
Stock of tinned meat during the final interview (in kg)
1369
27
8.2
0.101
Oth meat first
Oth meat first
Oth meat first
Oth meat first
Oth meat first
Stock of other fresh/frozen/dried meat during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
15
0.0363
Oth meat final
Oth meat final
Oth meat final
Oth meat final
Oth meat final
Stock of other fresh/frozen/dried meat during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
5
0.00701
Ff fish first
Ff fish first
Ff fish first
Ff fish first
Ff fish first
Stock of fresh/frozen fish during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
12
0.128
Ff fish final
Ff fish final
Ff fish final
Ff fish final
Ff fish final
Stock of fresh/frozen fish during the final interview (in kg)
1369
27
20
0.143
Tin fish first
Tin fish first
Tin fish first
Tin fish first
Tin fish first
Stock of tinned fish during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
10
0.108
Tin fish final
Tin fish final
Tin fish final
Tin fish final
Tin fish final
Stock of tinned fish during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
5.1
0.0918
Milk first
Milk first
Milk first
Milk first
Milk first
Stock of milk (canned or powdered) during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
2.6
0.0572
Milk final
Milk final
Milk final
Milk final
Milk final
Stock of milk (canned or powdered) during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
3
0.0465
Banana first
Banana first
Banana first
Banana first
Banana first
Stock of banana during the first interview (in kg)
1396
40
1.922
Banana final
Banana final
Banana final
Banana final
Banana final
Stock of banana during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
52.4
2.06
Kaukau first
Kaukau first
Kaukau first
Kaukau first
Kaukau first
Stock of sweet potato during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
50
2.501
Kaukau final
Kaukau final
Kaukau final
Kaukau final
Kaukau final
Stock of sweet potato during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
50
2.756
Taro first
Taro first
Taro first
Taro first
Taro first
Stock of taro during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
40
0.865
Taro final
Taro final
Taro final
Taro final
Taro final
Stock of taro during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
25
1.011
Yam first
Yam first
Yam first
Yam first
Yam first
Stock of yam during the first interview (in kg)
1396
99.9
1.012
Yam final
Yam final
Yam final
Yam final
Yam final
Stock of yam during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
90
1.017
Cassava first
Cassava first
Cassava first
Cassava first
Cassava first
Stock of cassava during the first interview (in kg)
1395
1
50
0.367
Cassava final
Cassava final
Cassava final
Cassava final
Cassava final
Stock of cassava during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
80
0.418
Sago first
Sago first
Sago first
Sago first
Sago first
Stock of sago during the first interview (in kg)
1396
80
1.533
Sago final
Sago final
Sago final
Sago final
Sago final
Stock of sago during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
80
1.446
Coconut first
Coconut first
Coconut first
Coconut first
Coconut first
Stock of cocpnut during the first interview (in kg)
1396
99
2.216
Coconut final
Coconut final
Coconut final
Coconut final
Coconut final
Stock of cocpnut during the final interview (in kg)
1370
26
99
2.042
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
8648
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
8648
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
8648
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
8648
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
8648
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
8648
1
12
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person number
Check the attendance of each person listed
on the Household Roster. Add full details for anyone who stayed in the household for at least seven days since your last visit but was
not originally recorded on the roster
8645
3
1
24
Days absent
Days absent
Days absent
Days absent
Days absent
On how many days was (Name) absent from the household since my last visit?
8639
9
30
0.825
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1336
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
1336
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1336
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1336
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1336
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1336
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Prov number
Prov number
Prov number
Prov number
Prov number
Province number
1336
1
19
Cens divis
Cens divis
Cens divis
Cens divis
Cens divis
Census division number
1336
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1336
1
621
Dwelling no
Dwelling no
Dwelling no
Dwelling no
Dwelling no
Dwelling number
1336
364
Second visit day
Second visit day
Second visit day
Second visit day
Second visit day
Second visit day
1336
1
31
Second vist month
Second vist month
Second vist month
Second vist month
Second vist month
Second vist month
1336
1
12
5.808
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
41013
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
41013
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
41013
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
41013
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
41013
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
41013
1
12
5.366
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Any purchase
Any purchase
Any purchase
Any purchase
Any purchase
During the past 12 months, have the members of this household spent money to buy any of the following foods?
Ask question 1 frist for all items in the list. Then ask questions 2-8 only for items where Q.1 is answered 'Yes'.
41006
7
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Code
Code
Code
Code
Code
Type of food items
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
41012
1
101
133
101
Rice
102
Bread
103
Flour
104
Biscuits
105
Other cereal products (e.g. cakes, breakfast cereal)
106
Sago
107
Lamb and Mutton
108
Chicken
109
Pork
110
Tinned Meat
111
All other meat (including bush meat)
112
Tinned Fish
113
All other fish (e.g. fresh, frozen, dried, shellfish)
114
Milk (liquid, powdered, canned)
115
Butter, margarine, cooking oil and dripping
116
Other dairy products (e.g., cheese, ice cream)
117
Eggs
118
Bananas (cooking and eating)
119
Sugar cane
120
Other fresh fruit (e.g., mangoes, pineapple..)
121
Coconuts
122
Other nuts (e.g., peanut, galip, okari ..)
123
Corn
124
Other greens & vegetables (e.g. aibika, pumpkin)
125
Sweet potato (Kaukau)
126
Cassava (Tapiok)
127
Taro and Chinese Taro
128
Yams
129
Sugar
130
Tea, coffee, milo
131
Snack food (e.g., Twisties, chips, chewing gum)
132
Salt, pepper, spices, sauces
133
Sysmiss
Buy two weeks
Buy two weeks
Buy two weeks
Buy two weeks
Buy two weeks
Since my last visit have members of your household purchased any (Item)?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next item in the list
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
25864
15149
1
2
1.499
1
Yes
2
No
Value two wks
Value two wks
Value two wks
Value two wks
Value two wks
What was the total value of (Item) purchased since my last visit?
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
12958
28055
0.05
990
6.206
Qty two weeks
Qty two weeks
Qty two weeks
Qty two weeks
Qty two weeks
What was the total quantity of (Item) purchased since my last visit?
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
12505
28508
500
3.357
Given as gift
Given as gift
Given as gift
Given as gift
Given as gift
Was any of this (Item) given as a gift to people outside the household?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to question 7
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
12953
28060
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Value of gift
Value of gift
Value of gift
Value of gift
Value of gift
What was the value of the (Item) that was given away?
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
1984
39029
0.01
950
4.473
Sold
Sold
Sold
Sold
Sold
Was any of this (Item) sold or exchanged for other goods?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next item in the list.
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
12952
28061
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Value of sale
Value of sale
Value of sale
Value of sale
Value of sale
What was the value of the (Item) that was sold or exchanged?
Go to the next item in the list.
Ask questions 2-8 only if the answer to question 1 is `YES'
125
40888
0.1
130.2
11.95
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
33088
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
33088
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
33088
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
33088
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
33088
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
33088
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Code
Code
Code
Code
Code
Other Frequent Purchased items list
33087
1
21
226
21
201
Meals consumed away from home (e.g. at restaurants, sports clubs, kai bars)
202
Soft drink
203
Beer
204
Spirits
205
Wine and other alcohol
206
Cigarettes
207
Tobacco and mutrus
208
Betel nut, lime and mustard
209
Soap
210
Other personal care products (cosmetics, shampoo, toothpaste, etc.)
211
Laundry powder
212
Toilet paper
213
Other home maintenance products (brooms,detergents, etc.)
214
Kerosene
215
Petrol
216
Firewood
217
Matches
218
P.M.V. fares
219
Batteries
220
Newspapers and magazines
221
Stamps and postage fees
222
Lottery tickets
223
Other forms of gambling
224
Entrance fees for films and videos
225
Entrance fees to sports matches
226
Sysmiss
Any purchase
Any purchase
Any purchase
Any purchase
Any purchase
During the past 12 months, have the members of this household spent money to buy any of the following items?
33076
12
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Since my last visit have members of your household purchased any (Item)?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next item in the list
Ask questions 10-16 only if the answer to question 9 is `YES'
15548
17540
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
What was the total value of (Item) purchased since my last visit?
Ask questions 10-16 only if the answer to question 9 is `YES'
8871
24217
600
7.559
Qty 2 weeks
Qty 2 weeks
Qty 2 weeks
Qty 2 weeks
Qty 2 weeks
What was the total quantity of (Item) purchased since my last visit?
Ask questions 10-16 only if the answer to question 9 is `YES'
8366
24722
999.99
7.783
Give gift
Give gift
Give gift
Give gift
Give gift
Was any of this (Item) given as a gift to people outside the household?
If the answer is 2("No"), go to question 15
Ask questions 10-16 only if the answer to question 9 is `YES'
8872
24216
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Gift value
Gift value
Gift value
Gift value
Gift value
What was the value of the (Item) that was given away?
Ask questions 10-16 only if the answer to question 9 is `YES'
1418
31670
0.02
500
4.753
Sold
Sold
Sold
Sold
Sold
Was any of this (Item) sold or exchanged for other goods?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next item in the list.
Ask questions 10-16 only if the answer to question 9 is `YES'
8872
24216
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Sale value
Sale value
Sale value
Sale value
Sale value
What was the value of the (Item) that was
sold or exchanged?
Go to the next item in the list.
Ask questions 10-16 only if the answer to question 9 is `YES'
163
32925
0.1
276
22.91
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
30145
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
30145
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
30145
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
30145
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
30145
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
30145
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Code
Code
Code
Code
Code
Own-produce food item lists
30145
101
217
101
106
107
108
109
111
113
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
133
207
208
216
217
Prod year
Prod year
Prod year
Prod year
Prod year
During the past 12 months, have the members of this household harvested from their gardens, caught in the sea or captured from the bush or their own livestock, any of the following items?
30139
6
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Prod 2 wks
Prod 2 wks
Prod 2 wks
Prod 2 wks
Prod 2 wks
Since my last visit have members of your household taken any (Item) from their gardens/ the sea/the bush?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next item list.
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
12561
17584
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Number
Number
Number
Number
Number
What was the total quantity of the (Item)
harvested/collected/caught since my last visit?
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
7093
23052
500
6.144
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Unit
Size unit code
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
7092
23053
1
5
1
Rice bag (25 kg)
2
Bunch/heap
3
Kilogram
4
Singles
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Value
Value
Value
Value
Value
How much would it cost to buy the amount that was harvested/collected/ caught since my last visit?
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
7062
23083
800
9.217
Gift sold
Gift sold
Gift sold
Gift sold
Gift sold
Was any of this (Item) given as a gift to people outside the household or sold or exchanged?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next item in the list.
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
7092
23053
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Gift qty
Gift qty
Gift qty
Gift qty
Gift qty
What quantity of the (Item) was given as a gift?
Use the size units chosen in Q.19
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
2077
28068
99.9
2.82
Sale qty
Sale qty
Sale qty
Sale qty
Sale qty
What quantity of the (Item) was sold or exchanged?
Use the size units chosen in Q.19
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
2073
28072
99.9
1.273
Code gift
Code gift
Code gift
Code gift
Code gift
Unit code for gift item
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
509
29636
6
1
Rice bag (25 kg)
2
Bunch/heap
3
Kilogram
4
Singles
5
Other (specify)
6
Money
Sysmiss
Code sale
Code sale
Code sale
Code sale
Code sale
Unit code for sold or exchange item
Ask questions 18-23 only if the answer to question 17 is `YES'
105
30040
1
6
1
Rice bag (25 kg)
2
Bunch/heap
3
Kilogram
4
Singles
5
Other (specify)
6
Money
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
6871
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
census division number
6871
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
6871
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
6871
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
6871
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
6871
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Code
Code
Code
Code
Code
Gifts Received items (Food and Frequent Purchases)
6869
2
101
226
101
Rice
102
Bread
103
Flour
104
Biscuits
105
Other cereal products
106
Sago
107
Lamb and Mutton
108
Chicken
109
Pork
110
Tinned Meat
111
All other meat (including bush meat)
112
Tinned Fish
113
All other fish
114
Milk (liquid, powdered, canned)
115
Butter, margarine, oil and dripping
116
Other dairy products
117
Eggs
118
Bananas (cooking and eating)
119
Sugar cane
120
Other fresh fruit
121
Coconuts
122
Other nuts
123
Corn
124
Other greens & vegetables
125
Sweet potato (Kaukau)
126
Cassava (Tapiok)
127
Taro and Chinese Taro
128
Yams
129
Sugar
130
Tea, coffee, milo
131
Snack food
132
Salt, pepper, spices, sauces
133
201
Meals consumed away from home
202
Soft drink
203
Beer
204
Spirits
205
Wine and other alcohol
206
Cigarettes
207
Tobacco and mutrus
208
Betel nut, lime and pepper
209
Soap
210
Other personal care products
211
Laundry powder
212
Toilet paper
213
Other home maintenance products
214
Kerosene
215
Petrol
216
Firewood
217
Matches
218
P.M.V. fares
219
Batteries
220
Newspapers and magazines
221
Stamps and postage fees
222
Lottery tickets
223
Other forms of gambling
224
Entrance fees for films and videos
225
Entrance fees to sports matches
226
Sysmiss
Gift 2 weeks
Gift 2 weeks
Gift 2 weeks
Gift 2 weeks
Gift 2 weeks
Since my last visit have members of your household received any of the following items as a gift, given by people from outside of the household?
6868
3
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Gift value
Gift value
Gift value
Gift value
Gift value
What was the total value of the (Item) that
was received as a gift?
6863
8
0.01
200
3.464
Gift qty
Gift qty
Gift qty
Gift qty
Gift qty
What was the total quantity of the (Item) that was received as a gift?
6747
124
600
4.224
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
41376
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
41376
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
41376
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
41376
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
41376
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
41376
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Code
Code
Code
Code
Code
Item list
41375
1
301
331
301
Adult's clothing (new & used)
302
Children's clothing (excluding school uniforms)
303
Footwear
304
House rent
305
Land rent and land taxes for the section
306
Charges for sewerage, garbage and water
307
Electricity and gas charges
308
Telephone charges
309
House repairs and maintenance
310
Furnishings (chairs, cupboards, floor coverings..)
311
Linen (sheets, blankets, mattresses, towels, curtains)
312
Kitchen utensils (pots, plates, cups, buckets, ..)
313
Kitchen electrical equipment (toaster, jug, ..)
314
Household and garden tools (axe, bushknife ..)
315
Domestic services (house meri, babysitter, ..)
316
Other household equipment and services
317
Medicines (modern and traditional)
318
Medical fees (Doctor, Dentist, Clinic, Healer,..)
319
Vehicle repairs and maintenance (excl. fuel)
320
Vehicle registration and insurance charges
321
Airfares, ship fares, car hire
322
Holiday accommodation and tours
323
School fees (tuition and boarding)
324
School stationary, text books and uniforms
325
Jewelry, watches, clocks, umbrellas, bags
326
Entertainment equipment (books, musical instruments, sports gear, tapes, toys, videos..)
327
Loan payments, bank charges, finance fees
328
Life, health and personal effects insurance
329
Bride price and wedding expenses
330
Burial and death feast expenses
331
Compensation payments
Sysmiss
Last 12 mth
Last 12 mth
Last 12 mth
Last 12 mth
Last 12 mth
During the past 12 months, have the members of this household spent money to buy any of the following items, or received the items as a gift?
41360
16
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Buy 2 weeks
Since my last visit have members of your household purchased any (Item)?
If the answer is 2("No"), go to question 30
Ask questions 28-34 only if the answer to question 27 is `YES'
11814
29562
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
Value 2 wks
What was the total value of (Item) purchased since my last visit?
Ask questions 28-34 only if the answer to question 27 is `YES'
2296
39080
999.99
42.495
Value year
Value year
Value year
Value year
Value year
How much did your household spend on (Item) during the past 12 months?
Ask questions 28-34 only if the answer to question 27 is `YES'
11699
29677
24000
197.134
Give gift
Give gift
Give gift
Give gift
Give gift
Was any of the (Item) bought in the last 12 months given as a gift to people outside the household?
If the answer is 2("No"), go to question 33.
Ask questions 28-34 only if the answer to question 27 is `YES'
11780
29596
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Give value
Give value
Give value
Give value
Give value
What was the total value of all (Item) that was given away?
Ask questions 28-34 only if the answer to question 27 is `YES'
1866
39510
14100
132.286
Receiv gift
Receiv gift
Receiv gift
Receiv gift
Receiv gift
Did you receive any (Item) as a gift during the past 12 months?
Ask questions 28-34 only if the answer to question 27 is `YES'
11784
29592
1
3
1
Yes
2
No
3
Sysmiss
Receiv valu
Receiv valu
Receiv valu
Receiv valu
Receiv valu
What was the total value of all (Item) that you
received as gifts during the past 12 months?
Ask questions 28-34 only if the answer to question 27 is `YES'
1416
39960
13000
101.003
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
4283
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
4283
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
4283
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
4283
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
4283
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
4283
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Code
Code
Code
Code
Code
Durable goods code
Ask questions 36-39 only for the items where the answer to question 35 is `YES'
4279
4
401
416
401
Chairs and tables
402
Primus or portable stoves
403
Kerosene lamps
404
Refrigerators or freezers
405
Sewing machines
406
Generators
407
Guns
408
Traditional canoes
409
Metal/fibreglass dinghies
410
Outboard motors
411
Bicycles
412
Motorcycles
413
Cars or pickup trucks
414
Cameras
415
Radios/cassette players/stereos
416
Television sets or video equipment
Sysmiss
Year bought
Year bought
Year bought
Year bought
Year bought
In what year did you acquire this (Item)?
Ask questions 36-39 only for the items where the answer to question 35 is `YES'
4259
24
1940
1996
1940
1940
1945
1945
1946
1946
1950
1950
1951
1951
1954
1954
1956
1956
1959
1959
1960
1960
1961
1961
1962
1962
1964
1964
1965
1965
1966
1966
1967
1967
1968
1968
1969
1969
1970
1970
1971
1971
1972
1972
1973
1973
1974
1974
1975
1975
1976
1976
1977
1977
1978
1978
1979
1979
1980
1980
1981
1981
1982
1982
1983
1983
1984
1984
1985
1985
1986
1986
1987
1987
1988
1988
1989
1989
1990
1990
1991
1991
1992
1992
1993
1993
1994
1994
1995
1995
1996
1996
Value paid
Value paid
Value paid
Value paid
Value paid
How much did you pay for this (Item)?
[If it was a gift, what was its value?]
Ask questions 36-39 only for the items where the answer to question 35 is `YES'
4202
81
50200
446.219
Valu if sell
Valu if sell
Valu if sell
Valu if sell
Valu if sell
If you wanted to sell this (Item) today, how much would you receive?
Ask questions 36-39 only for the items where the answer to question 35 is `YES'
4222
61
36000
334.835
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
730
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
730
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
730
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
730
1
314
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
730
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
730
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Person code
Person code
Person code
Person code
Person code
Person code
Copy the code for each type of person and answer the questions about them and about the money gifts they gave.
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
730
501
505
501
Children living away from this household
502
Parents living away from this household
503
Other relatives living away from this household
504
Wantoks who are not part of the household
505
Other people who are not part of the household
Place code
Place code
Place code
Place code
Place code
Where does he/she live?
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
729
1
1
9
Qualificat
Qualificat
Qualificat
Qualificat
Qualificat
What is his/her highest educational qualification?
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
728
2
17
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
What is his/her occupation?
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
728
2
1
13
Public sect
Public sect
Public sect
Public sect
Public sect
Public sector
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
729
1
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Tot kina in
Tot kina in
Tot kina in
Tot kina in
Tot kina in
What was the total value of money given by this person to household members in the last 12 months?
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
730
10
9999
330.714
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Were any of the gifts given by this person to be used for special purposes?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next person.
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
730
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
What purposes?
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
251
479
1
6
1
Bride price
2
Death feast
3
Compensation payments
4
School fees
5
House building
6
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
What purposes?
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
16
714
2
5
1
Bride price
2
Death feast
3
Compensation payments
4
School fees
5
House building
6
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
What purposes?
Ask questions 41-44 only for the people where the answer to question 40 was `YES'
3
727
4
4
1
Bride price
2
Death feast
3
Compensation payments
4
School fees
5
House building
6
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1046
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
1046
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1046
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1046
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1046
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1046
1
12
Person code
Person code
Person code
Person code
Person code
Person code
Copy the code for each type of person and answer the questions about them and about the money gifts they received.
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
1045
1
501
505
501
Children living away from this household
502
Parents living away from this household
503
Other relatives living away from this household
504
Wantoks who are not part of the household
505
Other people who are not part of the household
Sysmiss
Place code
Place code
Place code
Place code
Place code
Where does he/she live?
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
1045
1
1
9
Qualificat
Qualificat
Qualificat
Qualificat
Qualificat
What is his/her highest educational qualification?
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
1043
3
-1
17
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
Occupation
What is his/her occupation?
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
1042
4
10
6.044
Tot kina out
Tot kina out
Tot kina out
Tot kina out
Tot kina out
What was the total value of money given to this person by household members in the last 12 months?
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
1045
1
7800
277.214
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Spec purpose
Was any of the cash given to this person to be used for special purposes?
If the answer is 2 ("No"), go to the next person.
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
1045
1
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
Purpose cd1
What purposes?
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
522
524
1
6
1
Bride price
2
Death feast
3
Compensation payments
4
School fees
5
House building
6
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
Purpose cd2
What purposes?
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
15
1031
2
6
1
Bride price
2
Death feast
3
Compensation payments
4
School fees
5
House building
6
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
Purpose cd3
What purposes?
Ask questions 46-49 only for the people where the answer to question 45 was `YES'
4
1042
4
1
Bride price
2
Death feast
3
Compensation payments
4
School fees
5
House building
6
Other (Specify)
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1267
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
1267
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1267
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1267
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1267
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1267
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Trukai
Trukai
Trukai
Trukai
Trukai
Record the person's estimate of the price for trukai rice (1 kg)
1256
11
0.5
3
1.193
Flour
Flour
Flour
Flour
Flour
Record the person's estimate of the price for flame flour (1 kg)
1055
212
0.11
9.99
1.62
Beef crak
Beef crak
Beef crak
Beef crak
Beef crak
Record the person's estimate of the price for morobeen beef cracker (100g)
1248
19
0.04
1
0.482
Biscuit
Biscuit
Biscuit
Biscuit
Biscuit
Record the person's estimate of the price for paradise nambawan biscuit (100g)
1218
49
0.2
1
0.445
6 kaukau
6 kaukau
6 kaukau
6 kaukau
6 kaukau
Record the person's estimate of the price for heap of six sweet potatoes
1251
16
0.1
6
0.998
3 kaukau
3 kaukau
3 kaukau
3 kaukau
3 kaukau
Record the person's estimate of the price for heap of three sweet potatoes
1250
17
0.01
6
0.594
Long bana
Long bana
Long bana
Long bana
Long bana
Record the person's estimate of the price for bunch of bananas (long variety)
1248
19
9.99
1.009
Short ban
Short ban
Short ban
Short ban
Short ban
Record the person's estimate of the price for bunch of bananas (short variety)
1245
22
0.1
8
1.101
Tin fish
Tin fish
Tin fish
Tin fish
Tin fish
Record the person's estimate of the price for tinned fish
1248
19
9.99
1.793
1 buai
1 buai
1 buai
1 buai
1 buai
Record the person's estimate of the price for single betel nut plus mustard
1166
101
1.3
0.231
2 buai
2 buai
2 buai
2 buai
2 buai
Record the person's estimate of the price for two betel nuts plus mustard
1171
96
2.5
0.369
1 cigare
1 cigare
1 cigare
1 cigare
1 cigare
Record the person's estimate of the price for single cigarette
1195
72
1.5
0.158
Mutrus
Mutrus
Mutrus
Mutrus
Mutrus
Record the person's estimate of the price for single mutrus
1221
46
1.2
0.26
10 cigs
10 cigs
10 cigs
10 cigs
10 cigs
Record the person's estimate of the price for packet of 10 B&H cigarettes
1159
108
3.75
1.509
Coke bot
Coke bot
Coke bot
Coke bot
Coke bot
Record the person's estimate of the price for bottle of coke
1205
62
0.5
2.7
0.854
Pepsi cn
Pepsi cn
Pepsi cn
Pepsi cn
Pepsi cn
Record the person's estimate of the price for can of pepsi
1210
57
9
1.018
Sp bottl
Sp bottl
Sp bottl
Sp bottl
Sp bottl
Record the person's estimate of the price for can of SP beer
1029
238
7
2.068
Sp ctn
Sp ctn
Sp ctn
Sp ctn
Sp ctn
Estimate price of
1032
235
99.99
45.578
Trukai sell price used
Trukai sell price used
Trukai sell price used
Trukai sell price used
Trukai sell price used
How much would trukai rice (1 kg) sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1256
11
1
2
1.986
Flour sell price used
Flour sell price used
Flour sell price used
Flour sell price used
Flour sell price used
How much would flame flour (1 kg) sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1056
211
1
2
1.957
Beef crak sell price used
Beef crak sell price used
Beef crak sell price used
Beef crak sell price used
Beef crak sell price used
How much would morobeen beef cracker (100g) sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1249
18
1
2
1.982
Biscuit sell price used
Biscuit sell price used
Biscuit sell price used
Biscuit sell price used
Biscuit sell price used
How much would paradise nambawan biscuit (100g)
sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1219
48
1
2
1.979
6 kaukau sell price used
6 kaukau sell price used
6 kaukau sell price used
6 kaukau sell price used
6 kaukau sell price used
How much would heap of six sweet potatoes sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1251
16
1
2
1.973
3 kaukau sell price used
3 kaukau sell price used
3 kaukau sell price used
3 kaukau sell price used
3 kaukau sell price used
How much would heap of three sweet potatoes sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1250
17
1
2
1.973
Long bana sell price used
Long bana sell price used
Long bana sell price used
Long bana sell price used
Long bana sell price used
How much would bunch of bananas (long variety)
sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1248
19
1
2
1.969
Short ban sell price used
Short ban sell price used
Short ban sell price used
Short ban sell price used
Short ban sell price used
How much would bunch of bananas (short variety)
sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1246
21
1
2
1.971
Tin fish sell price used
Tin fish sell price used
Tin fish sell price used
Tin fish sell price used
Tin fish sell price used
How much would tinned fish sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1249
18
1
2
1.983
1 buai sell price used
1 buai sell price used
1 buai sell price used
1 buai sell price used
1 buai sell price used
How much would single betel nut plus mustard sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1168
99
1
2
1.977
2 buai sell price used
2 buai sell price used
2 buai sell price used
2 buai sell price used
2 buai sell price used
How much would two betel nuts plus mustard sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1173
94
1
2
1.977
1 cigare sell price used
1 cigare sell price used
1 cigare sell price used
1 cigare sell price used
1 cigare sell price used
How much would single cigarette sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1197
70
1
2
1.982
Mutrus sell price used
Mutrus sell price used
Mutrus sell price used
Mutrus sell price used
Mutrus sell price used
How much would single mutrus sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1223
44
1
2
1.98
10 cigs sell price used
10 cigs sell price used
10 cigs sell price used
10 cigs sell price used
10 cigs sell price used
How much would packet of 10 B&H cigarettes sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1161
106
1
2
1.976
Coke bot sell price used
Coke bot sell price used
Coke bot sell price used
Coke bot sell price used
Coke bot sell price used
How much would bottle of coke sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1205
62
1
2
1.975
Pepsi cn sell price used
Pepsi cn sell price used
Pepsi cn sell price used
Pepsi cn sell price used
Pepsi cn sell price used
How much would Can of Pepsi sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1210
57
1
2
1.974
Sp bottl sell price used
Sp bottl sell price used
Sp bottl sell price used
Sp bottl sell price used
Sp bottl sell price used
How much would Can of SP Beer sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1030
237
1
2
1.97
Sp ctn sell price used
Sp ctn sell price used
Sp ctn sell price used
Sp ctn sell price used
Sp ctn sell price used
How much would this (Item) sell for in the nearest market where it is sold?
1033
234
1
2
1.97
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
1049
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
1049
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
1049
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
1049
1
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
1049
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
1049
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person number
1049
2
24
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Household members age less than five years old
1049
1
2
1
Male
2
Female
Birth day
Birth day
Birth day
Birth day
Birth day
When was (Name) born? (day)
Household members age less than five years old
622
427
1
31
15.259
Birth mth
Birth mth
Birth mth
Birth mth
Birth mth
When was (Name) born? (month)
Household members age less than five years old
975
74
1
12
6.28
Birth year
Birth year
Birth year
Birth year
Birth year
When was (Name) born? (year)
Household members age less than five years old
1045
4
89
96
93.581
Birth info
Birth info
Birth info
Birth info
Birth info
Source of birth date information?
Household members age less than five years old
1047
2
1
5
Length
Length
Length
Length
Length
Length (in cm)
Household members age less than five years old
1007
42
47
133
82.636
How measure
How measure
How measure
How measure
How measure
Was (Name) measured lying down or standing up?
Household members age less than five years old
1008
41
1
2
1
Lying down
2
Standing up
Sysmiss
Weight
Weight
Weight
Weight
Weight
Weight (in kg)
Weigh and measure all children who were weighed during the first interview.
Household members age less than five years old
1031
18
2
24
11.012
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
Clothing 1
What was (Name) wearing when he/she was weighed?
Household members age less than five years old
873
176
1
5
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
Clothing 2
What was (Name) wearing when he/she was weighed?
Household members age less than five years old
276
773
1
5
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
Clothing 3
What was (Name) wearing when he/she was weighed?
Household members age less than five years old
3
1046
3
5
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
Time weighed hour
What time of day was (Name) weighed? (in hour)
Household members age less than five years old
1040
9
1
12
7.041
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
Time weighed minute
What time of day was (Name) weighed? (in minute)
Household members age less than five years old
1040
9
59
25.154
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
Time weighed am pm
What time of day was (Name) weighed? (in AM/PM)
Household members age less than five years old
1040
9
1
2
1
AM
2
PM
Anthro last
Anthro last
Anthro last
Anthro last
Anthro last
Was (Name) weighed and measured during the first interview?
Household members age less than five years old
1046
3
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
2092
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
2092
1
96
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
2092
1
621
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
Dwelling number
2092
1
364
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day of interview
Day if interview
2092
1
31
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
Month of interview
2092
1
12
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
11
11
12
12
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person no
Person number
2089
3
1
22
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
Sex
2089
3
1
2
1
Male
2
Female
Sysmiss
Trend
Trend
Trend
Trend
Trend
Taking everything into account, do you feel better off, the same, or worse off, than you did two years ago?
2075
17
1
3
1
Better off
2
The same
3
Worse off
Sysmiss
Health
Health
Health
Health
Health
Concerning the health care that your family gets, which of the following is true?
2085
7
1
4
1
It is less than adequate for your family's needs
2
It is just adequate for your family's needs
3
It is more than adequate for your family's needs
4
Not applicable
Sysmiss
Opinion about household's standard of living
School
School
School
School
School
Concerning your children's schooling, which of the following is true?
2081
11
4
1
It is less than adequate for your family's needs
2
It is just adequate for your family's needs
3
It is more than adequate for your family's needs
4
Not applicable
Sysmiss
Opinion about household's standard of living
Transport
Transport
Transport
Transport
Transport
Concerning your family's access to transport facilities, which of the following is true?
2085
7
1
4
1
It is less than adequate for your family's needs
2
It is just adequate for your family's needs
3
It is more than adequate for your family's needs
4
Not applicable
Sysmiss
Opinion about household's standard of living
Housing
Housing
Housing
Housing
Housing
Concerning your family's housing, which of the following is true?
2085
7
1
4
1
It is less than adequate for your family's needs
2
It is just adequate for your family's needs
3
It is more than adequate for your family's needs
4
Not applicable
Sysmiss
Opinion about household's standard of living
Priority 1
Priority 1
Priority 1
Priority 1
Priority 1
What in your opinion could government do to most help this household improve its living conditions? In other words, what do you need most? Tell me three different things. (1)
2084
8
601
621
601
New roads
602
Maintenance of existing roads
603
New airstrip/maintenance of airstrip
604
Access to markets for food crops
605
Access to markets for export crops
606
Jobs
607
Improved housing
608
Improved water supply
609
Electricity
610
Telecommunications
611
Improved law and order
612
Community schools
613
High schools
614
Tertiary education access
615
Aid post construction
616
Presence of Community Health Worker
617
Regular MCH clinic
618
Health Centre/hospital construction
619
Other 1 (Specify)
620
Other 2 (Specify)
621
Other 3 (Specify)
Sysmiss
Other 1
Other 1
Other 1
Other 1
Other 1
Other opinion that could improve household's living condition, not in the list. (1)
284
ACCESS TO A MARKET TRANSPORT
ACCESS TO SMALL SCALE B.NESS
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR EMPLOYEES
AG. OFFICERS TO VISIT
AGRCTRL ASSTNC ON COFFEE MACHN
AGRICULTRAL SERVICES
AGRICULTURAL ASSISTANCE
AGRICULTURE BANK LOAD
ALLOWANCE FOR EXPENSE
ANOTHER ONE TO BE BUILT
ASSIST WITH AGRICULTURE
ASSISTANCE TO LOAN
BANKING SYSTEM
BETTER BOAT SERVICES
BETTER HEALTH SERVICES
BETTER PRICE CONTROL
BETTER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
BLOCK OF LAND
BRIDGE
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION
BULLDOZER
BUSINESS PROJECT
C.O.D.E
CASH CROP (PYRETHRUM)
CHANGE OF TOILET FACILITIES
CHRCH BUILDNG NEED FINNCLASSTN
CHURCH BUILDING
CHURCH BUILDING\WATER TANKS
CHURCH GRANTS
CHURCH HELP
CHURCH SERVICES
CLOTHES \ LINEN
CLOTHES \ PERSONAL EFFECTS
COCOA FERMENTARY
COFFEE FERTILIZER MACHINES
COFFEE MACHINE
COFFEE PULPER
COFFEE SIDLINGS
COMMUNITY DINGHY
COMMUNITY HALL
COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
CONSTRUCTION OF BAKERY
CONTNOUS SPLY OF RESTTLMNTSITE
CONTROL FLCTUATN OF STORE PRCS
CONTROL PRICES
CONTROL PRICES OF GOODS
COST OF LIVING GOING UP
D.P.I OFFICERS TO VISIT
D.P.I OFFICERS\DIDIMAN
D.P.I Officers to do visits
DECREASE COST OF OIL PALM
DIDIMAN\D.P.I or DAL
DISTRICT BE CLOSER,EG;KALASA
DOCTOR AT YAMPU
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
ESTABLISH SELF-HELP GROUPS
Equal opportunity of household
FAMILY TRANSPORT
FENCING
FERMENTARY
FERTILIZER PULPER
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
FINCL.ASSTNC.FOR CASH ECONOMY
FINNCL.ASSTNC.IN BUSNSS.ACTVS
FOOD SUPPLY
FOOT BRIDGE
FOOT BRIDGES
FOOT-BRIDGES
FREE EDUCATION
FREE HLTH SERVICES
FUNDING FOR BUSINESS PROJECTS
GOOD TRANSPORTATION
GOVNMNT AID TO POOR FAMILIES
GOVT. SHOULD PAY SCHOOL FEES
GOVT. TO ABOLISH HOSP.USER FEE
GOVT. TO SUBSIDISE SCHLL FEES
GOVT.TO PROVIDE FUNDS\SERVICES
HEALTH SERVICES
HOME OWNERSHIP SCHEME
HOUSE MATERIALS
HOUSING MATERIALS
Housing scheme
IMPROVE EDUCATION FACILITIES
IMPROVE HEALTH CENTRE
IMPROVE MEDICAL SUPPLY
IMPROVE SALARIES
IMPROVE SANITATION
IMPROVE SECURITY FENCING
IMPROVE TRANSPORT
IMPROVE WAGES
IMPROVEMENT IN CHURCH ACTVTIS
IMPRVE PUBL.SERVNTS CONDITIONS
INCREASE CASH CROP PRICES
INCREASE PAY
INCREASE PRCES ON O.PALM MRKT
INCREASE PRICE OF COCOA
INCREASE PRICE OF COCOA\COFFEE
INCREASE PRICES OF CASH CROPS
INCREASE PRICES ON CROP MKETS
INCREASE SALARY
INCREASE SALARY \ PROMOTION
INCREASE WAGE
INCREASE WAGES
INCREASE WORKER'S WAGE
INTRODUCE CARD SYSTEM IN BANKS
Improve cost of living
Income tax cuts
LAND TITLE-PORTION
LIGHTTING
LOANS FOR PROJECTS
LOWER GOODS PRICES
LOWER PRICES OF GOODS
LOWER PRICES OF STORE GOODS
LOWER THE COST OF LIVING
MINI LOAN FOR VILLRS EDUCTN
MONEY
MOSQUITO NET
NEARBY AID POST
NEARBY VILLAGE SCHOOL
NEED A CHURCH BUILDING
NEED TOP-UP SCHOOLS
NEEDS WATER TANKS
P.M.V
PAY INCREASE FOR EMPLOYEES
PAY RISE
PAY RISE & SPECIAL ALLOWANCES
PAY RISE FOR PUBLIC SERVANTS
PENSION
POULTRY PROJECT
POULTRY \ PIGGERY PROJECTS
PRC.CONT.BRD.TO CONTROL PRCES
PRCE.CONT.BRD.CONTROL PRICES
PRCE.CONT.BRD.MONITOR PRICES
PRCE.CONT.BRD.REDUCE HI.PRCES
PRCE.CONT.BRD.TO CONT.PRCES
PRCE.CONTRL.BRD.TO REDC.PRICES
PRE-SCHOOL
PRICE CONTROL
PRICE CONTROL BOARD
PRICE CONTROL ON IMPRTD GOODS
PRICE CONTROL.
PRICE CONTROLLERS
PRICING OF GOODS & SERVICES
PROJECTS
PROVDE PENSNS FOR THE RETRNCHD
PROVIDE A COMMUNITY BOAT,SHIP
PROVIDE A T.SPORT FOR COPRA
PROVIDE GOVT. BOATS
PROVIDE SEEDS (VEGETABLES)
Price control
Pricing of goods and services
REDUCE BASIC FOOD COST
REDUCE GOODS PRICES
REDUCE GOODS\SERVCS PRICES
REDUCE GOODS\SERVICES PRICES
REDUCE GOODS\SERVS PRICES
REDUCE HIGH SCHOOL SCH.FEES
REDUCE HOSPITAL FEES
REDUCE PRICES
REDUCE PRICES FOR STORE GOODS
REDUCE PRICES OF GOODS
REDUCE PRICES OF GOODS\SERVCS
REDUCE PRICES OF STORE GOODS
REDUCE SCHOOL FEES
REDUCE STORE PRICES
REDUCE STORE\SERVICES PRICES
REDUCE TAX
REMOVE THE SETTLEMENT
REPATRIATE THE UN-EMPLOYED
RETRENCHMENT BENEFITS
SALARY
SCHOOL FEES
SCHOOL NEEDS FINNCL ASSTNC
SCHOOL TRANSPORT
SCND-HAND CLOTHES SHOP
SEA TRANSPORT
SEWING MACHINE
SEWING MACHINES
SMALL BUSINESS PROJECT
SMLL SCLE BNSS(FUNDS ALLCTN)
STORE PRICES CONTROL
STREET LIGHTING
STREET LIGHTINGS
STREET LIGHTS
SUBSIDISE SCHOOL FEES
SUBSIDISE STORE GOODS
SUPPORT CHURCH SERVICES
TECHNICAL COLLEGE
TOILETS\BATHROOMS
TOURISM PROMOTION
TRADE STORE
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORTATION BOATS
TRANSPORTATION NEEDS
VEHICLE \ BUSINESS
VILLAGE HOUSING SCHEME
VILLAGE TRANSPORT
VOCATIONAL CENTRE
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
WALKABOUT SAWMILL
WATER SUPPLY
cost of living
Priority 2
Priority 2
Priority 2
Priority 2
Priority 2
What in your opinion could government do to most help this household improve its living conditions? In other words, what do you need most? Tell me three different things. (2)
2083
9
601
621
601
New roads
602
Maintenance of existing roads
603
New airstrip/maintenance of airstrip
604
Access to markets for food crops
605
Access to markets for export crops
606
Jobs
607
Improved housing
608
Improved water supply
609
Electricity
610
Telecommunications
611
Improved law and order
612
Community schools
613
High schools
614
Tertiary education access
615
Aid post construction
616
Presence of Community Health Worker
617
Regular MCH clinic
618
Health Centre/hospital construction
619
Other 1 (Specify)
620
Other 2 (Specify)
621
Other 3 (Specify)
Sysmiss
Other 2
Other 2
Other 2
Other 2
Other 2
Other opinion that could improve household's living condition, not in the list. (2)
334
ACCESS TO BANK LOANS
ACCESS TO CREDIT FACILITIES
ACCESS TO DEVLPMNT ACTIVITIES
ACCESS TO MRKTS FOR MARINE RES
ADJUST BASIC WAGE
AGRICULTURE XTNSN OFFCR ADVICE
AID POST IMPROVEMENT
AID-POST NEED FINNCL ASSTNC
AIDPOST NEEDS FINNCL ASSTNC
ALLOCATE FUNDS FOR COMM SERVC
ASSIST IN ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES
ASSIST IN POULTRY PRODUCTION
ASSIST VILLAGERS IN BUSINESS
BANKING SYSTEM
BIG FENCE
BIGGER BLOCK SIZE
BOAT LOAN
BRIDGE
BUILD A NEAREST SCHOOL
BUILDING MACHINERY
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
BUSINESS PROJECT
Better economic management
CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILDING
CHAINSAW AND FRAME
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
CHURCH SERVICES
COCOA FERMENTARY
COCONUT PLANTATION
COFFEE MACHINE
COFFEE MACHINE PULPER
COMMUNITY BOAT
COMMUNITY OUTBOARD MOTOR
COMMUNITY TRANSPORT
COMMUNITY TRUCK
COMMUNITY WALKABOUT SAWMILL
COMPULSORY EDUCTN IN GR.12
CONDITIONS FOR EMPLOYEES
CONS.AFF.BUR.TO CONTRL.PRICES
CONSTRUCT BRIDGES
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW BRIDGE
CONTINUOUS WATER SUPPLY
CONTROL INFLATION IN STORES
CONTROL PRICES OF GOODS
COPRA DRIER
COPRA FERMENTARY
COUNCIL CHAMBER
CREDIT FACILITIES
D.P.I OFFICE
D.P.I CENTRE
D.P.I \ COFFEE MACHINES
D.P.I. VISITATIONS
D.P.I\DIDIMAN
DDMAN HLP PPLE GRW PROPER CRP
DECRSE RATE OF WATER\ELCTRCTY
DOCTOR
DRAINAGE SYSTEM
EMPLOY YOUTHS TO REDUCE CRIME
ENVIROMENTAL PLANTING
FAMILY LOAN (TRADESTORE)
FENCE WIRE
FENCING
FINCL.ASSTNC.FOR CASH ECONOMY
FINNCL ASSTNC TO START BSNSS
FINNCL SUPPORT FOR CHURCH
FOOD
FOOD SUPPLY HOUSE
FOOT BRIDGE
FORM OF TRANSPORT
FREE EDUCATION
FREE HEALTH SERVICES
FREEDOM FOR WOMEN
FUNDINGS FOR BOATS
FUNDS FOR SMALL BUSINESS
FUNDS FOR SMALL SCALE B.NSS
FUNDS FOR SMLL SCALE B\NESSES
FUNDS FOR TRANSPORT
FURTHER TRAINING
GARDEN TOOLS
GENERATOR \ COFFEE MACHINE
GET A LOAN FROM AG.BANK
GOVT. ASSTNC IN FDNG PROJECTS
GOVT. TO ABOLISH USER-FEE SYST
GOVT. TO ASST IN COFFEE GRWNG
GOVT. TO HELP DISADVANTAGED
GOVT. TO SUBSIDISE SCHLL FEES
GOVTS PLCES MAKE COMM BENEFIT
GUN IMPORTATION TO BE BANNED
HOUSEHOLD PERSONAL EFFECTS
HUMAN DEVLPMNT IN VILLAGES
IMPROVE AID POST SERVICE
IMPROVE BUS TRANSPORT
IMPROVE CITY SCHOOL BUILDINGS
IMPROVE HEALTH CENTRE
IMPROVE HEALTH SERVICES
IMPROVE HLTH CENTRE
IMPROVE SANITATION
IMPROVE STORE PRICES
IMPROVE TOILET FACILITIES
IMPROVE VILLAGE FENCING
IMPROVE WORKING CONDITIONS
IMPROVED SECURITY
IMPROVEMENT ON AID POST
IMPROVEMENT ON AID-POST
IMPRV EDUCT. LVLS IN RURL AREA
IMPRVMNT ON COMM SCH T\SPORT
IMPRVMNT ON EXSTNG AID POST..
INCREASE CHURCH ACTIVITIES
INCREASE COCOA\CSH CROP PRICES
INCREASE PRICE OF CASH CROPS
INCREASE PRICES OF CASH CROPS
INCREASE WAGES
INCRSE O.PALM PRCES FOR 1 TON
INFRASTRUCTURE
INTRODUCTION OF LIVESTOCK
LAND ALLOCATION
LAND LEASE
LEVEL WAGES WITH CATGRY JOB
LOAN FOR POULTRY PROJECT
LOANS TO BUY COFFEE MACHINE
LOAN\MONEY
LOWER & SUBSIDISE STORE PRICES
LOWER AIR FARES
LOWER PRICES
LOWER PRICES OF STORE GOODS
LOWER STORE GOODS PRICES
LOWER STORE PRICES
LOWER TAX
MARRIAGE COUNCILLOR
MEDICARE FOR ALL
MONITOR ALICE RIVER POLLUTION
MONITOR STORE PRICES
MORE CHURCH ACTIVITIES
MOVE HOUSE
NEED A NEW BRIDGE
NEED FENCES (FENCING)
NEED MONEY
NEEDS WATER TANKS
NEW BRIDGE
NEW COMMUNITY SCHOOL
NEW LAND LEASE
OWN TRADE STORE
PAY INCREASE
PAY RISE
PENSION
PERMANENT HOUSING
PETROL STATION
PIG WIRE
PIGGERY PROJECTS
PMV BUSINESS
POLICE STATION
POULTRY PROJECT
POULTRY\PIGGERY PROJECT
PRCE.CONT.BRD.CONTROL PRICES
PRCE.CONT.BRD.TO CONTROL PRCE
PRICE CONTROL
PRICE CONTROL ON BASIC GOODS
PRICE CONTROLLERS
PRICES
PRICING OF GOODS & SERVICES
PROVIDE A AMBULANCE
PROVIDE A SECURITY FENCE
PROVIDE A VILLAGE TRANSPORT
PROVIDE BLOCK OF LAND
PROVIDE BOATS
PROVIDE SEA T\SPORT TO MARKET
PROVIDE WALKABOUT SAWMILL
PRVDE FINNCL ASSTNC TO AG.BSNS
PUNCTUALITY OF GRVH OFFICERS
PUT IN WATER SUPPLY
Pay increase
Price control
RAIN WATER TANK
RECREATION
REDUCE FOOD PRICES
REDUCE GOODS\SERCVS PRICES
REDUCE GOODS\SERVICES PRICES
REDUCE HOUSING COSTS
REDUCE LAND RENT
REDUCE PRICES
REDUCE PRICES OF FOOD
REDUCE PRICES OF GOODS
REDUCE PRICES OF GOODS\SERVCS
REDUCE PRICES OF SCHOOL FEES
REDUCE PRICES OF STORE GOODS
REDUCE SCHOOL FEES
REDUCE SCHOOL-FEES
REDUCE STORE GOODS PRICES
REDUCE STORE PRICES
REDUCE STORE&SERVICE PRICES
REDUCE TAX DEDUCTIONS
REDUCED PRICES OF GOODS
REDUCTION OF SCHOOL FEES
REGULAR HOUSING MAINTENANCE
RELOCATION OF STAFF COMPOUND
REPATRIATE THE UN-EMPLOYED
SAWMILL
SCHOOL FEES
SCHOOL SUBSIDIES FOR WIDOWS
SCHOOL SUBSIDY THROUGHOUT
SCHOOL TRANSPORT
SCND-HAND CLOTHES
SCND-HAND CLOTHES SHOP
SEA TRANSPORT
SECURITY
SERVICE STATION AT UGA
SEWERAGE
SEWING MACHINE
SHORTAGE OF LAND FOR GARDENS
SMALL BUSINESS
STABLE GOVERNMENT
STONES BEHIND CATHOLIC CHURCH
STOP BLKMRKT SALE OF LIQUOR
STOP SALE OF BEER IN STTLEMENT
STOP URBAN DRIFT
STREET LIGHT
STREET LIGHTS
SUBSIDISE SCHOOL FEES
SUPPORT CHURCH YOUTHS
TANK
TANK WATER SUPPLY
TAX DEDUCTIONS.
TECHNICAL COLLEGE
TRADE STORE
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT FOR SCH. CHILDREN
TRANSPORTATION
TRUCK
T\SPORTATION (SCNDHND TRUCK)
UPGRADE THE ROADS
VILLAGE PRE-SCHOOL
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
WALKABOUT SAWMILL
WATER SUPPLY
WATER TANK
WOKABOUT SAWMILL
WOMENS'S CLUB
Wage increase
fencing of area
impove academic level
improve store price
safe to move around
street lighting
welfare system
Priority 3
Priority 3
Priority 3
Priority 3
Priority 3
What in your opinion could government do to most help this household improve its living conditions? In other words, what do you need most? Tell me three different things. (3)
2081
11
601
621
601
New roads
602
Maintenance of existing roads
603
New airstrip/maintenance of airstrip
604
Access to markets for food crops
605
Access to markets for export crops
606
Jobs
607
Improved housing
608
Improved water supply
609
Electricity
610
Telecommunications
611
Improved law and order
612
Community schools
613
High schools
614
Tertiary education access
615
Aid post construction
616
Presence of Community Health Worker
617
Regular MCH clinic
618
Health Centre/hospital construction
619
Other 1 (Specify)
620
Other 2 (Specify)
621
Other 3 (Specify)
Sysmiss
Other 3
Other 3
Other 3
Other 3
Other 3
Other opinion that could improve household's living condition, not in the list. (3)
54
(PIGGERY) SMLL SCLE BUSINESS
ACCESS TO MANUFACTURED GOODS
ADJST PRC INCR WITH SAL RATE
ADJST SALRYS TO INCRSNG PRCS
AGRICULTURAL EXTSN. OFFICER
ALTNATVE SOLTN TO STOP ALCHL
COMM.SCHL NEED FINCL ASSTNC
COMM.SCHL NEED FINNCL ASSTNC
COMM.SCHL NEEDS FINNL ASSTNC
COMMERCIAL AREA(OUT STTION)
D.P.I TO PRVDE COCOA SEEDLNS
DIDIMAN-PROVIDE FERTILIZERS
Dr.GABRL.GREESE'S MEMRL-ROOF
FINNCL ASSTNC TO START BNSS
FUNDS FOR SMALL SCALE BNESS
GOVT. TO RAISE COFFEE PRICE
GOVT. TO SUBSIDISE COFF.PRC
GOVT. TO SUBSIDISE STR.GOODS
HELP CHURCH BUILD PRMNTBULDG
HELP IMPROVE VILLAGE STORES
HIGH FARES FOR HLTH SERVCES
HIGH SUBSIDY OF SCHOOL FEES
IMPROVE TRANSPORT FACILITIES
INCREASE PRICES OF CSHCROPS
INCRSE WAGES OF PBLC SERVNTS
LAW TO PRTCT MVMNT OF PEOPLE
LOWER PRICES OF STORE GOODS
MORE FUNDS FOR COMM.PROJCTS
MP's TO PROVDE MNY FOR SERV
PRCE.CONT.BRD.TO CONT.PRCES
PRCE.CONTLLRS.CHK.STR.PRCES
PRICE OF GOODS TO BE LOWERED
PRICING OF GOODS & SERVICES
PRIVIDE A WATER SUPPLY SYST
PROVIDE A WATER SUPPLY SYST
PROVIDE A WATER SUPPLY SYSTM
PRVDE TV PROGS FOR VILL KIDS
REDUCE COST OF LIVING\INFLTN
REDUCE COST OF T\SPORT FARES
REDUCE GOODS\SERVICES PRCES
REDUCE HIGH SCHOOL SCH.FEES
REDUCE PRCES OF STORE\MRKET
REDUCE PRICES FOR GOODS\SERV
REDUCE SCH.FEES\PAY SUBSIDY
RELIEF SUPPLIES OM DRY SEASN
RESTRICT SALE OF LAMB FLAPS
SEPARATE BNUTS\FOOD..COMDEV
SMLL SCALE BSNSS ALLCTN FUND
SMLL SCLE BNSS FNDNG;PIGGERY
TECHNICAL SKILLS IN COM.LVL
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
105
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
105
1
85
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
105
1
621
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit to census unit
105
1
10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
Household count
Household count
Household count
Household count
Household count
Total number of households
104
1
13
380
80.404
Community number
Community number
Community number
Community number
Community number
Community number
80
25
13.59
868.56
Community normalized
Community normalized
Community normalized
Community normalized
Community normalized
Community normalized
79
26
0.0013
0.081
House number
House number
House number
House number
House number
House number
1
104
0.67
0.67
House normalized
House normalized
House normalized
House normalized
House normalized
House normalized
105
Revisit
Revisit
Revisit
Revisit
Revisit
Revisit
105
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
105
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
105
1
85
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
105
1
621
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit to census unit
105
1
10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
Trade store
Trade store
Trade store
Trade store
Trade store
Number of trade stores
105
50
5.771
Liquor store
Liquor store
Liquor store
Liquor store
Liquor store
Number of liquor outlets
105
9
1
Petrol outlet
Petrol outlet
Petrol outlet
Petrol outlet
Petrol outlet
Number of petrol outlets
105
3
0.495
Pmv business
Pmv business
Pmv business
Pmv business
Pmv business
Number of P.M.V. businesses
104
1
14
1.433
Logging or sawmill
Logging or sawmill
Logging or sawmill
Logging or sawmill
Logging or sawmill
Number of logging or sawmill operations
105
4
0.248
Ag processing
Ag processing
Ag processing
Ag processing
Ag processing
Number of agricultural processing operations (e.g., cocoa fermentaries, copra driers)
105
15
1.076
Fresh produce markets
Fresh produce markets
Fresh produce markets
Fresh produce markets
Fresh produce markets
Number of fresh produce markets
105
4
0.829
Churches
Churches
Churches
Churches
Churches
Number of churches
105
22
2.848
Missions
Missions
Missions
Missions
Missions
number of missions
105
11
1.952
Village community centres
Village community centres
Village community centres
Village community centres
Village community centres
Number of village community centres
105
7
0.495
Local government council office
Local government council office
Local government council office
Local government council office
Local government council office
Number of local government council offices
105
1
0.171
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Provice number
105
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
105
1
85
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
105
1
621
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit to census unit
105
1
10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
Travel to community school 1
Travel to community school 1
Travel to community school 1
Travel to community school 1
Travel to community school 1
How do school children usually travel from here to community school?
105
1
2
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Travel to community school 2
Travel to community school 2
Travel to community school 2
Travel to community school 2
Travel to community school 2
How do school children usually travel from here to community school?
1
104
2
2
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to community school 3
Travel to community school 3
Travel to community school 3
Travel to community school 3
Travel to community school 3
How do school children usually travel from here to community school?
105
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to community school
Travel time to community school
Travel time to community school
Travel time to community school
Travel time to community school
How long does it usually take to travel from here to community school?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Travel time comm school >= 2 ho
Travel time comm school >= 2 ho
Travel time comm school >= 2 ho
Travel time comm school >= 2 ho
Travel time comm school >= 2 ho
If it takes 2 hours or more to go to community school, please state time in hours here.
10
95
2.5
24
6.3
Attend community school
Attend community school
Attend community school
Attend community school
Attend community school
Do most school students from here attend this community school?
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sleep near community school
Sleep near community school
Sleep near community school
Sleep near community school
Sleep near community school
Do any students from here sleep at or near the community school they attend rather than return home every night?
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Travel to high school 1
Travel to high school 1
Travel to high school 1
Travel to high school 1
Travel to high school 1
How do school children usually travel from here to high school?
105
1
4
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Travel to high school 2
Travel to high school 2
Travel to high school 2
Travel to high school 2
Travel to high school 2
How do school children usually travel from here to high school?
15
90
2
4
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to high school 3
Travel to high school 3
Travel to high school 3
Travel to high school 3
Travel to high school 3
How do school children usually travel from here to high school?
1
104
3
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to high school
Travel time to high school
Travel time to high school
Travel time to high school
Travel time to high school
How long does it usually take to travel from here to high school?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Travel time to high school >= 2
Travel time to high school >= 2
Travel time to high school >= 2
Travel time to high school >= 2
Travel time to high school >= 2
If it takes 2 hours or more to go to high school, please state time in hours here.
32
73
2
72
9.797
Attend high school
Attend high school
Attend high school
Attend high school
Attend high school
Do most school students from here attend this high school?
104
1
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Sleep near high school
Sleep near high school
Sleep near high school
Sleep near high school
Sleep near high school
Do any students from here sleep at or near the high school they attend rather than return home every night?
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Vocational school
Vocational school
Vocational school
Vocational school
Vocational school
Are there any students from here currently studying with any of the following institutions? - Vocational School
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Comm sec ed centre
Comm sec ed centre
Comm sec ed centre
Comm sec ed centre
Comm sec ed centre
Are there any students from here currently studying with any of the following institutions? - Community Secondary Education Centre
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Technical college
Technical college
Technical college
Technical college
Technical college
Are there any students from here currently studying with any of the following institutions? - Technical College
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
National high school
National high school
National high school
National high school
National high school
Are there any students from here currently studying with any of the following institutions? - National High School
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
University
University
University
University
University
Are there any students from here currently studying with any of the following institutions? - University
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Other tertiary
Other tertiary
Other tertiary
Other tertiary
Other tertiary
Are there any students from here currently studying with any of the following institutions? - Other Tertiary Institutions
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Other
Other
Other
Other
Other
Are there any students from here currently studying with any of the following institutions? - Any other learning place
98
7
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
105
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division unit
105
1
85
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
105
1
621
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit to census unit
105
1
10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
Village health worker in villag
Village health worker in villag
Village health worker in villag
Village health worker in villag
Village health worker in villag
Is there a health worker resident in this village?
97
8
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Sysmiss
Travel to aid post 1
Travel to aid post 1
Travel to aid post 1
Travel to aid post 1
Travel to aid post 1
How do people usually travel from here to this health aid post service centre?
65
40
1
2
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to aid post 2
Travel to aid post 2
Travel to aid post 2
Travel to aid post 2
Travel to aid post 2
How do people usually travel from here to this health aid post service centre?
1
104
3
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to aid post 3
Travel to aid post 3
Travel to aid post 3
Travel to aid post 3
Travel to aid post 3
How do people usually travel from here to this health aid post service centre?
105
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to aid post
Travel time to aid post
Travel time to aid post
Travel time to aid post
Travel time to aid post
How long does it usually take to travel from here to this aid post centre?
66
39
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Sysmiss
Travel time to aid post >= 2 ho
Travel time to aid post >= 2 ho
Travel time to aid post >= 2 ho
Travel time to aid post >= 2 ho
Travel time to aid post >= 2 ho
If it takes 2 hours or more to travel aid post centre, please state time in hours here
8
97
2
72
11.813
Travel to health center 1
Travel to health center 1
Travel to health center 1
Travel to health center 1
Travel to health center 1
How do people usually travel from here to this health centre (or hospital)?
105
1
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Travel to health center 2
Travel to health center 2
Travel to health center 2
Travel to health center 2
Travel to health center 2
How do people usually travel from here to this health centre (or hospital)?
8
97
2
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to health center 3
Travel to health center 3
Travel to health center 3
Travel to health center 3
Travel to health center 3
How do people usually travel from here to this health centre (or hospital)?
1
104
3
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to health center
Travel time to health center
Travel time to health center
Travel time to health center
Travel time to health center
How long does it usually take to travel from here to this health centre (or hospital)?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Travel time to health center >=
Travel time to health center >=
Travel time to health center >=
Travel time to health center >=
Travel time to health center >=
If it takes 2 hours or more to travel ealth centre (or hospital), please state time in hours here
23
82
2
96
10.522
Attend child health/nursing ser
Attend child health/nursing ser
Attend child health/nursing ser
Attend child health/nursing ser
Attend child health/nursing ser
Do any of the women from this village attend this clinic?
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Frequency chns
Frequency chns
Frequency chns
Frequency chns
Frequency chns
How often is this clinic held?
104
1
1
5
1
One or more times a month
2
At least once every two months
3
Once every two to four months
4
Less often than once every four months
5
5
Sysmiss
Travel to chns 1
Travel to chns 1
Travel to chns 1
Travel to chns 1
Travel to chns 1
How do women usually travel from here to this CHNS clinic?
105
1
2
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Travel to chns 2
Travel to chns 2
Travel to chns 2
Travel to chns 2
Travel to chns 2
How do women usually travel from here to this CHNS clinic?
3
102
2
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to chns 3
Travel to chns 3
Travel to chns 3
Travel to chns 3
Travel to chns 3
How do women usually travel from here to this CHNS clinic?
105
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Air transport
5
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to chns
Travel time to chns
Travel time to chns
Travel time to chns
Travel time to chns
How long does it usually take for women to travel from here to this CHNS clinic?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Travel time to chns >= 2 hours
Travel time to chns >= 2 hours
Travel time to chns >= 2 hours
Travel time to chns >= 2 hours
Travel time to chns >= 2 hours
If it takes 2 hours or more for women to travel from here to this CHNS clinic, please state time in hours here
10
95
2
72
14.67
Attend other chns
Attend other chns
Attend other chns
Attend other chns
Attend other chns
Do any of the women from here attend CHNS clinics anywhere else?
105
1
2
1
Yes
2
No
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
105
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
105
1
85
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
105
1
621
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit to census unit
105
1
10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
Travel to govt station 1
Travel to govt station 1
Travel to govt station 1
Travel to govt station 1
Travel to govt station 1
How do people usually travel from here to this town or government station?
105
1
4
1
Walk
2
Drive on all-weather road
3
Drive on dry-weather road
4
Sea transport
5
Other water transport
6
Air transport
7
Other (specify)
Travel to govt station 2
Travel to govt station 2
Travel to govt station 2
Travel to govt station 2
Travel to govt station 2
How do people usually travel from here to this town or government station?
15
90
1
6
1
Walk
2
Drive on all-weather road
3
Drive on dry-weather road
4
Sea transport
5
Other water transport
6
Air transport
7
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to govt station 3
Travel to govt station 3
Travel to govt station 3
Travel to govt station 3
Travel to govt station 3
How do people usually travel from here to this town or government station?
1
104
6
6
1
Walk
2
Drive on all-weather road
3
Drive on dry-weather road
4
Sea transport
5
Other water transport
6
Air transport
7
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to govt station
Travel time to govt station
Travel time to govt station
Travel time to govt station
Travel time to govt station
How long does it usually take to travel from here to this town or government station?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Travel time to govt >= 2hrs
Travel time to govt >= 2hrs
Travel time to govt >= 2hrs
Travel time to govt >= 2hrs
Travel time to govt >= 2hrs
If it takes 2 hours or more to travel from here to this town or government station, please state time in hours here
24
81
2
72
10.583
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
105
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
105
1
85
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
105
1
621
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit to census unit
105
1
10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
# non-govt vehicles
# non-govt vehicles
# non-govt vehicles
# non-govt vehicles
# non-govt vehicles
How many non-government motor vehicles are there in this village that have been working in the last two weeks?
97
8
40
6.041
# non-govt boats
# non-govt boats
# non-govt boats
# non-govt boats
# non-govt boats
How many non-government boats are there in this village that have been working in the last two weeks?
94
11
12
0.319
Time to nearest road
Time to nearest road
Time to nearest road
Time to nearest road
Time to nearest road
How long does it usually take to reach the "nearest" road used at least once a week by a four-wheel-drive vehicle?
101
4
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Sysmiss
Nearest road >= 2hrs
Nearest road >= 2hrs
Nearest road >= 2hrs
Nearest road >= 2hrs
Nearest road >= 2hrs
If it takes 2 hours or more to reach the "nearest" road used at least once a week by a four-wheel-drive vehicle, please state time in hours here
13
92
2.5
48
12.923
Travel time to nearest air tran
Travel time to nearest air tran
Travel time to nearest air tran
Travel time to nearest air tran
Travel time to nearest air tran
How long does it usually take to travel from here to air transport?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Time to nearest air trans >= 2h
Time to nearest air trans >= 2h
Time to nearest air trans >= 2h
Time to nearest air trans >= 2h
Time to nearest air trans >= 2h
If it takes 2 hours or more to reach air transport centre, please state time in hours here
37
68
2
96
6.373
Freq of air transport
Freq of air transport
Freq of air transport
Freq of air transport
Freq of air transport
How often do any aircraft call at this point?
105
1
5
1
At least once a week
2
At least once every two weeks
3
At least once every month
4
Less often than once every month
5
Time to nearest port
Time to nearest port
Time to nearest port
Time to nearest port
Time to nearest port
How long does it usually take to travel from here to nearest port?
97
8
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Sysmiss
Time to nearest port >= 2hrs
Time to nearest port >= 2hrs
Time to nearest port >= 2hrs
Time to nearest port >= 2hrs
Time to nearest port >= 2hrs
If it takes 2 hours or more to reach nearest port, please state time in hours here
53
52
2
48
11.717
Freq of water trans
Freq of water trans
Freq of water trans
Freq of water trans
Freq of water trans
How often do any boats call at this point?
97
8
1
5
1
At least once a week
2
At least once every two weeks
3
At least once every month
4
Less often than once every month
5
Sysmiss
Travel to nearest phone 1
Travel to nearest phone 1
Travel to nearest phone 1
Travel to nearest phone 1
Travel to nearest phone 1
How do people usually travel from here to nearest phone centre?
105
1
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Other (specify)
Travel to nearest phone 2
Travel to nearest phone 2
Travel to nearest phone 2
Travel to nearest phone 2
Travel to nearest phone 2
How do people usually travel from here to nearest phone centre?
8
97
2
4
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to nearest phone 3
Travel to nearest phone 3
Travel to nearest phone 3
Travel to nearest phone 3
Travel to nearest phone 3
How do people usually travel from here to nearest phone centre?
105
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to nearest phone
Travel time to nearest phone
Travel time to nearest phone
Travel time to nearest phone
Travel time to nearest phone
How long does it usually take to travel from here to the nearest phone service?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Travel time to nearest phone >=2h
Travel time to nearest phone >=2h
Travel time to nearest phone >=2h
Travel time to nearest phone >=2h
Travel time to nearest phone >=2h
If it takes 2 hours or more to the nearest phone service, please state time in hours here
26
79
2
96
8.577
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
How do people usually travel from here to nearest postal service?
105
1
3
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Other (specify)
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
How do people usually travel from here to nearest postal service?
8
97
2
4
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
Travel to nearest postal service1
How do people usually travel from here to nearest postal service?
105
1
Walk
2
Road transport
3
Water transport
4
Other (specify)
Sysmiss
Travel time to nearest postal s
Travel time to nearest postal s
Travel time to nearest postal s
Travel time to nearest postal s
Travel time to nearest postal s
How long does it usually take to travel from here to the nearest postal service?
105
1
4
1
Less than 30 minutes
2
At least 30 minutes, but less than 60 minutes
3
At least 1 hour, but less than 2 hours
4
2 hours or more
Travek time to nearest ps >= 2h
Travek time to nearest ps >= 2h
Travek time to nearest ps >= 2h
Travek time to nearest ps >= 2h
Travek time to nearest ps >= 2h
If it takes 2 hours or more to the nearest postal service, please state time in hours here
30
75
2
96
8.1
Freq of postal service
Freq of postal service
Freq of postal service
Freq of postal service
Freq of postal service
How often does mail usually arrive at the neareat postal service?
105
1
5
1
At least once a week
2
At least once every two weeks
3
At least once every month
4
Less often than once every month
5
Hear radio?
Hear radio?
Hear radio?
Hear radio?
Hear radio?
Can you receive radio broadcast in this village?
If the answer is 3 ("No"), go to Section F
70
35
1
2
1
Yes, and some people listen to the radio
2
Yes, but no radio is working in this village
3
No
Sysmiss
Station 1
Station 1
Station 1
Station 1
Station 1
Which radio stations can your receive?
70
35
1
4
1
Karai
2
Kalang
3
Nau FM
4
Provincial radio
5
Don't know
Sysmiss
Station 2
Station 2
Station 2
Station 2
Station 2
Which radio stations can your receive?
68
37
1
4
1
Karai
2
Kalang
3
Nau FM
4
Provincial radio
5
Don't know
Sysmiss
Station 3
Station 3
Station 3
Station 3
Station 3
Which radio stations can your receive?
47
58
3
4
1
Karai
2
Kalang
3
Nau FM
4
Provincial radio
5
Don't know
Sysmiss
Station 4
Station 4
Station 4
Station 4
Station 4
Which radio stations can your receive?
39
66
4
5
1
Karai
2
Kalang
3
Nau FM
4
Provincial radio
5
Don't know
Sysmiss
Station 5
Station 5
Station 5
Station 5
Station 5
Which radio stations can your receive?
105
1
Karai
2
Kalang
3
Nau FM
4
Provincial radio
5
Don't know
Sysmiss
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
Province number
107
1
19
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
C-division
Census division number
107
1
85
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit
Census unit number
107
1
621
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit
Month of first visit to census unit
107
1
10
1
1
2
2
3
3
4
4
5
5
6
6
7
7
8
8
9
9
10
10
Education
Education
Education
Education
Education
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. (regarding education)
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. The changes do not have to have occurred inside the census unit but they must have had a major impact on the people who live in this census unit. Please use the categories specified.
105
2
Health
Health
Health
Health
Health
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. (regarding health)
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. The changes do not have to have occurred inside the census unit but they must have had a major impact on the people who live in this census unit. Please use the categories specified.
105
2
Transport
Transport
Transport
Transport
Transport
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. (regarding transport)
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. The changes do not have to have occurred inside the census unit but they must have had a major impact on the people who live in this census unit. Please use the categories specified.
105
2
Economic acty
Economic acty
Economic acty
Economic acty
Economic acty
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. (regarding economic activity)
List any major changes that have taken place in this area within in the last 10 years. The changes do not have to have occurred inside the census unit but they must have had a major impact on the people who live in this census unit. Please use the categories specified.
105
2