UGA 2018 RHCS v01 M

UGA_2018_RHCS_v01_M

Study Documentation

November 3, 2021

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Table of Contents

UGA_2018_RHCS_v01_M......................................................................................... 7Identification.......................................................................................................... 7Version................................................................................................................... 7Overview................................................................................................................ 7Scope..................................................................................................................... 7Coverage................................................................................................................ 8Producers and Sponsors......................................................................................... 8Sampling................................................................................................................ 8Data Collection...................................................................................................... 9Survey Instrument.................................................................................................. 9Depositor Information........................................................................................... 9Data Access........................................................................................................... 9Disclaimer and Copyright...................................................................................... 9Contacts................................................................................................................. 9

Files Description.......................................................................................................... 10agsec_1.................................................................................................................. 10agsec_2.................................................................................................................. 10agsec_3.................................................................................................................. 10agsec_4.................................................................................................................. 10csec1...................................................................................................................... 10csec1c..................................................................................................................... 10csec2a..................................................................................................................... 10csec2d.................................................................................................................... 11csec3a..................................................................................................................... 11csec3b.................................................................................................................... 11csec3d.................................................................................................................... 11csec3f..................................................................................................................... 11csec4...................................................................................................................... 11csec4c..................................................................................................................... 11csec4m................................................................................................................... 12csec9...................................................................................................................... 12cseccg..................................................................................................................... 12cseclp..................................................................................................................... 12csecn...................................................................................................................... 12csecsf..................................................................................................................... 12csecsf2................................................................................................................... 12hsec_bi................................................................................................................... 13hsec_hp.................................................................................................................. 13hsec_hs................................................................................................................... 13hsec_hs_a............................................................................................................... 13hsec_sf................................................................................................................... 13hsec_wf.................................................................................................................. 13hsec1...................................................................................................................... 13hsec2a.................................................................................................................... 14hsec2b.................................................................................................................... 14hsec2c.................................................................................................................... 14

hsec4...................................................................................................................... 14hsec5...................................................................................................................... 14hsec7a.................................................................................................................... 14hsec7b.................................................................................................................... 14hsec8...................................................................................................................... 15hsec9...................................................................................................................... 15hsec10.................................................................................................................... 15hsec11.................................................................................................................... 15hsec13a.................................................................................................................. 15hsec13b.................................................................................................................. 15hsec15a.................................................................................................................. 15hsec15b.................................................................................................................. 16hsec15c.................................................................................................................. 16hsec15d.................................................................................................................. 16hsec15e.................................................................................................................. 16hsec22.................................................................................................................... 16hsec22a.................................................................................................................. 16pov_2018_share..................................................................................................... 16weights................................................................................................................... 17

Variable List................................................................................................................. 18File agsec_1........................................................................................................... 18File agsec_2........................................................................................................... 20File agsec_3........................................................................................................... 21File agsec_4........................................................................................................... 22File csec1............................................................................................................... 22File csec1c............................................................................................................. 22File csec2a............................................................................................................. 23File csec2d............................................................................................................. 23File csec3a............................................................................................................. 24File csec3b............................................................................................................. 24File csec3d............................................................................................................. 24File csec3f.............................................................................................................. 25File csec4............................................................................................................... 26File csec4c............................................................................................................. 26File csec4m............................................................................................................ 26File csec9............................................................................................................... 27File cseccg............................................................................................................. 28File cseclp.............................................................................................................. 28File csecn............................................................................................................... 29File csecsf.............................................................................................................. 29File csecsf2............................................................................................................ 31File hsec_bi............................................................................................................ 32File hsec_hp........................................................................................................... 33File hsec_hs........................................................................................................... 34File hsec_hs_a........................................................................................................ 34File hsec_sf............................................................................................................ 35File hsec_wf........................................................................................................... 36File hsec1............................................................................................................... 37File hsec2a............................................................................................................. 38

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File hsec2b............................................................................................................. 38File hsec2c............................................................................................................. 39File hsec4............................................................................................................... 40File hsec5............................................................................................................... 41File hsec7a............................................................................................................. 43File hsec7b............................................................................................................. 46File hsec8............................................................................................................... 47File hsec9............................................................................................................... 49File hsec10............................................................................................................. 51File hsec11............................................................................................................. 51File hsec13a........................................................................................................... 52File hsec13b........................................................................................................... 52File hsec15a........................................................................................................... 53File hsec15b........................................................................................................... 54File hsec15c........................................................................................................... 55File hsec15d........................................................................................................... 55File hsec15e........................................................................................................... 56File hsec22............................................................................................................. 56File hsec22a........................................................................................................... 56File pov_2018_share.............................................................................................. 57File weights........................................................................................................... 57

Variable Description..................................................................................................... 59File agsec_1........................................................................................................... 59File agsec_2........................................................................................................... 72File agsec_3........................................................................................................... 80File agsec_4........................................................................................................... 84File csec1............................................................................................................... 86File csec1c............................................................................................................. 87File csec2a............................................................................................................. 89File csec2d............................................................................................................. 92File csec3a............................................................................................................. 94File csec3b............................................................................................................. 97File csec3d............................................................................................................. 101File csec3f.............................................................................................................. 105File csec4............................................................................................................... 109File csec4c............................................................................................................. 112File csec4m............................................................................................................ 114File csec9............................................................................................................... 118File cseccg............................................................................................................. 123File cseclp.............................................................................................................. 123File csecn............................................................................................................... 127File csecsf.............................................................................................................. 132File csecsf2............................................................................................................ 142File hsec_bi............................................................................................................ 148File hsec_hp........................................................................................................... 154File hsec_hs........................................................................................................... 160File hsec_hs_a........................................................................................................ 162File hsec_sf............................................................................................................ 166File hsec_wf........................................................................................................... 171

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File hsec1............................................................................................................... 179File hsec2a............................................................................................................. 185File hsec2b............................................................................................................. 193File hsec2c............................................................................................................. 202File hsec4............................................................................................................... 208File hsec5............................................................................................................... 216File hsec7a............................................................................................................. 229File hsec7b............................................................................................................. 249File hsec8............................................................................................................... 255File hsec9............................................................................................................... 296File hsec10............................................................................................................. 313File hsec11............................................................................................................. 319File hsec13a........................................................................................................... 321File hsec13b........................................................................................................... 323File hsec15a........................................................................................................... 336File hsec15b........................................................................................................... 338File hsec15c........................................................................................................... 350File hsec15d........................................................................................................... 356File hsec15e........................................................................................................... 361File hsec22............................................................................................................. 363File hsec22a........................................................................................................... 368File pov_2018_share.............................................................................................. 376File weights........................................................................................................... 378

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UGA_2018_RHCS_v01_M

Identification

Survey title Refugee and Host Communities Household Survey 2018

Abbreviation or Acronym

RHCS 2018

Study ID UGA_2018_RHCS_v01_M

Study type Income/Expenditure/Household Survey [hh/ies]

Version

Version Version 01: Edited, anonymized dataset for public distribution.

Overview

Abstract Uganda’s legal and policy framework regarding refugees is one of the most progressive of the world and is often referred as a model to follow. However, the recent refugee influx that doubled the number of refugees in the country in less than three years represents a challenge for the institutions, programs and mechanisms in place. The recent arrivals have put additional pressure on the public services delivery system, and to some central elements of the response approach, such as land availability for refugee use. The influx is also aggravated by the fact that refugee hosting areas were already vulnerable due to underlying poverty, limited resilience to shocks, limited capacity of local institutions, and low levels of human capital. Without the adequate response, the prolonged and steady refugee influx represents a challenge for the sustainability of Uganda’s approach.

The Uganda Refugee and Host Communities Household Survey 2018 collected data to analyze the living conditions, wellbeing and socio-economic profile of refugees and host communities in Uganda.

Kind of Data Sample survey data [ssd]

Unit of Analysis - Households- Individuals- Communities

Scope

Study notes The 2018 Ugandan Refugee and Host Communities Household Survey (RHCS) covered the following topics:

HOUSEHOLD- Identification particulars- Household roster- Education- Health- Sources of income- Labor- Housing conditions- Household assets- Property and other incomes- Non-crop farming household enterprises/ activities in Uganda- Household consumption expenditure- Remittances (all usual and regular members 16 years and above)- Economic transactions- Sources of assistance- Safety of refugees- Safety of host communities- Food insecurity experience scale- Coping strategies- Social networks and shocks- Agriculture

COMMUNITY- Identification particulars- Roster of informants

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- Service availability- Water and sanitation in the community- Education (primary education)- Payment for services by parents/guardians at the school- Incidence of leaving school pre-maturely- Problems/Constraints faced by the School- Health services- Services offered by this health facility- Factors limiting provision of health services- NGOs in the community- Community groups- Livelihood projects- Agricultural extension services- Safety of refugees and host communities

Coverage

Country Uganda, UGA

Geographic Coverage Refugees and host communities in Uganda (West Nile, South West and Kampala)

Producers and Sponsors

Authoring entity/Primary investigators

The World Bank, WB

Producers Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Government of Uganda, Collaborated in the implementation of the surveyUganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS), Government of Uganda, Collaborated in the implementation of the survey

Funding Agency/Sponsor

The World Bank (WB), Funded the study

Sampling

Sampling Procedure The survey is representative of the refugee and host community population of Uganda at the national level. Moreover, it is representative of the refugee and host population in the regions of West Nile and South West, and the city of Kampala. The host population is defined as the native population in districts where refugee settlements are situated. The survey used two different sampling frames. The first one, based on the list of Enumeration Areas (EAs) and the information of the 2014 Uganda Population and Housing Census, was used to determine the samples for the host and refugee populations of Kampala, and the host populations in West Nile and Southwest. The second one is a newly developed sampling frame for the refugee population in the West Nile and Southwest regions.

Given the nature of the survey, the sample is stratified by three separate domains. The first domain is the host population in the regions of West Nile and South West. The second is the refugee population in the regions of West Nile and Southwest, and the third, the refugee and host population in Kampala. A total of 221 primary sample units were allocated to the three different domains. For each domain, the sample was obtained based on a two-stage stratified sample of households. In the first stage, PSUs were selected using a Probability Proportional to Size (PPS) sampling method. For the host communities and Kampala, before the selection of the PSUs, district EAs were sorted by residence type (urban/rural), district sub-county, parish, village and EAs. For Kampala, only EAs that contained more than ten refugee households according to the 2014 Census were considered. With this sorting and PPS for the selection of PSUs, implicit stratification by residence type was achieved. For the refugee settlements, EAs were sorted based on the Settlement, Zone, Block, Cluster, Village, EA and by dominant country of origin. The latter was intended to ensure that PSUs with refugees coming from different countries of origin were selected.

Between the first and second stages, a household listing operation was carried out in all selected PSUs outside Kampala. For the listing operation, all selected PSUs were visited and the residential households were located with their address and the name of the household head was recorded. In the second stage, for each selected PSU, ten households were selected from the newly established list using a systematic sampling approach. Household selection was performed in the field prior to the main survey and interviewers only interviewed selected households. This means that no replacements or changes to selected households was allowed in the implementation stage in order to prevent bias. With this design, the survey selected 2,209 residential households, distributed geographically across 13 districts of Uganda

For further details on sampling, see section “Survey instrument” in the survey report (“Informing the Refugee Policy Response in Uganda”).

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Data Collection

Dates of Data Collection (YYYY/MM/DD)

2018-05, 2018-07

Mode of data collection Computer Assisted Personal Interview [capi]

Data Collectors Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS)

Survey Instrument

Questionnaires Two questionnaires were used to collect the 2018 URHS data:- Household questionnaire- Community questionnaire

The questionnaires are comprehensive and follow closely the official survey questionnaires (Uganda National Household Survey) that Government of Uganda uses to monitor wellbeing and measure poverty.

Depositor Information

Depositor Aziz Atamanov, World Bank

Date of Deposit March 9, 2021

Data Access

Citation requirement 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

Disclaimer and Copyright

Disclaimer 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.

Contacts

Contact Carolina Mejia-Mantilla, World Bank, [email protected]

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Files DescriptionDataset contains 50 file(s)

agsec_1

# Cases 1657

# Variable(s) 62

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section AG: Crops grown during the second season of 2017 (July-December 2017) - List of crops grown on the parcel

agsec_2

# Cases 2541

# Variable(s) 24

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:Section AG: Crops grown during the second season of 2017 (July-December 2017)

agsec_3

# Cases 4904

# Variable(s) 13

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:Section AG: Livestock

agsec_4

# Cases 6130

# Variable(s) 9

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:Section AG: Livestock inputs

csec1

# Cases 223

# Variable(s) 4

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:Section 1A: Identification particularsSection 1B: Staff details and survey time

csec1c

# Cases 1265

# Variable(s) 8

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:Section 1C: Roster of informants

csec2a

# Cases 8055

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# Variable(s) 8

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:Section 2A: Service availability in LC1

csec2d

# Cases 212

# Variable(s) 14

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:Section 2D: Water and Sanitation in the Community

csec3a

# Cases 210

# Variable(s) 9

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section 3.0: Education (Primary education) - Information about the school

csec3b

# Cases 1115

# Variable(s) 8

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section 3.0: Education (Primary education) - Information on facilities at the school.

csec3d

# Cases 2096

# Variable(s) 9

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section 3D: Payment for services by parents/guardians at the school

csec3f

# Cases 207

# Variable(s) 17

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire::- Problems/Constraints faced by the School

csec4

# Cases 210

# Variable(s) 8

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section 4.0: Health Services

csec4c

# Cases 2520

# Variable(s) 5

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File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section 4C: Services offered by this health facility

csec4m

# Cases 209

# Variable(s) 15

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire::- Section 4M: Factors limiting provision of health services

csec9

# Cases 212

# Variable(s) 20

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section 9: Agricultural Extension Services

cseccg

# Cases 838

# Variable(s) 3

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section CG: Community groups

cseclp

# Cases 1692

# Variable(s) 6

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section LP: Livelihood projects

csecn

# Cases 630

# Variable(s) 19

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section N: NGOs in the community

csecsf

# Cases 149

# Variable(s) 40

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:- Section SF: Safety of Refugees and Host Communities

csecsf2

# Cases 128

# Variable(s) 24

File description The datafile contains information from the community questionnaire:

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- Section SF: Safety of Refugees and Host Communities (for the host communities)

hsec_bi

# Cases 1988

# Variable(s) 14

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section BI: Economic transactions

hsec_hp

# Cases 2209

# Variable(s) 18

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire::- Section HP: Sources of Assistance

hsec_hs

# Cases 45720

# Variable(s) 7

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section HS: Social networks and shocks

hsec_hs_a

# Cases 1987

# Variable(s) 15

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section HS: Social networks and shocks (Household member participation in social networks)

hsec_sf

# Cases 875

# Variable(s) 22

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section SF: Safety of Refugees.

hsec_wf

# Cases 1988

# Variable(s) 29

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section WF: Food Insecurity Experience Scale

hsec1

# Cases 2209

# Variable(s) 18

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:

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- Section 1A: Identification particulars- Section 9: Housing conditions (only for refugee households)

hsec2a

# Cases 10319

# Variable(s) 16

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 2: Household roster

hsec2b

# Cases 4680

# Variable(s) 23

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 2B: Information on Refugees - all household members

hsec2c

# Cases 874

# Variable(s) 18

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 2C: Information on Refugees (continued) - Changes in household composition.

hsec4

# Cases 9132

# Variable(s) 16

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 4: Education (All Persons 3 Years and above)

hsec5

# Cases 10334

# Variable(s) 42

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 5: Health

hsec7a

# Cases 4788

# Variable(s) 67

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 7: Soures of Income (for persons 16 years and above) - Mobile Money and Financial Inclusion

hsec7b

# Cases 2209

# Variable(s) 25

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File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 7: Soures of Income.

hsec8

# Cases 5030

# Variable(s) 46

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 8: Labor.

hsec9

# Cases 1987

# Variable(s) 43

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 9: Housing conditions

hsec10

# Cases 51974

# Variable(s) 18

hsec11

# Cases 47976

# Variable(s) 7

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 11: Property and other incomes during the last 12 months.

hsec13a

# Cases 2000

# Variable(s) 9

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 13: Non crop farming household enterprises/activities in Uganda

hsec13b

# Cases 509

# Variable(s) 29

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 13: Non crop farming household enterprises.

hsec15a

# Cases 3965

# Variable(s) 8

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 15: Household Consumption Expenditure - Part A: Number of household members present

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hsec15b

# Cases 28225

# Variable(s) 24

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 15: Household Consumption Expenditure - Part B: Food, Beverage, and Tobacco (During the Last 7 Days)

hsec15c

# Cases 16094

# Variable(s) 12

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 15: Household Consumption Expenditure - Part C: Non-Durable Goods and Frequently Purchased Services (During the last 30 days)

hsec15d

# Cases 15554

# Variable(s) 11

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 15: Household Consumption Expenditure - Part D: Semi-Durable Goods and Durable Goods and Service (During the last 365 days)

hsec15e

# Cases 745

# Variable(s) 4

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:- Section 15: Household Consumption Expenditure - Part E: Non-consumption Expenditure

hsec22

# Cases 571

# Variable(s) 16

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:Section 22: Remittances (All usual and regular members 16 years and above) - In kind transfers

hsec22a

# Cases 4780

# Variable(s) 16

File description The datafile contains information from the household questionnaire:Section 22: Remittances (All usual and regular members 16 years and above)

pov_2018_share

# Cases 1977

# Variable(s) 12

File description Derived data on refugee’s poverty status

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weights

# Cases 10138

# Variable(s) 5

File description Household weighting coefficients

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Variable ListDataset contains 915 variable(s)

File agsec_1

# Name Label Type Format Valid Invalid Question

1 hh Household Identifier contin character 1657

2 prcid Parcel identifier discrete numeric.0 1657

3 Parcel Parcel name contin character 1657

4 useRights Do you own or have user rights to the %Parcel_Roster% parcel

discrete numeric.2 1636 21

5 areaParcel What's the area of %Parcel_Roster% ?

contin numeric.2 1636 21

6 acquirep How did you acquire these %rostertitle% ?


7 acquire_oth How did you acquire these parcels? Others

discrete character 1657

8 cultivate Did you cultivate in %rostertitle% during the past cropping season?


9 waterSource What is the main water source to %rostertitle%?


10 SECTION_AGcrops__310

Please select all crops grown on %rostertitle% in the second cropping season of






































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File agsec_1

































































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File agsec_1





















































61 batch_num Batch Number contin numeric.2 1657

62 s1aq9 Sample number discrete numeric.2 1657

File agsec_2



2 prcid Parcel identifier discrete numeric.0 2541

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File agsec_2


3 SECTION_AG__id

discrete numeric.0 2541

4 seedlings Did you use seed/seedlings on %rostertitle% ?


5 pesticides Did you use pesticides on %rostertitle% ?


6 irrigated How was %rostertitle% irrigated?


7 irrigatedOthers Others discrete character 2541

8 fertilizers Did you use fertilizers on %rostertitle% ?


9 labour Did you use hired labor? discrete numeric.2 2494 47

10 Qty How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Quatity)


11 Unit_measure How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Unit measure)


12 conditionState In what state was %rostertitle% harvested (condition State)


13 Conversion How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Conversion KG)


14 consume Did the household consume a portion of the %rostertitle%?


15 sell Did the household sell a portion of the %rostertitle%?


16 statenumber2 Was the %rostertitle% harvested in the second state?


17 Qty2 How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Quatity)


18 Unit_measure2 How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Unit measure)


19 conditionState2

In what state was %rostertitle% harvested (condition State)


20 Conversion2 How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Conversion)


21 consume2 Did the household consume a portion of the %rostertitle%?


22 sell2 Did the household sell a portion of the %rostertitle%?




File agsec_3



2 lvstid Livestock identifier discrete numeric.0 4904

3 AG3 How many %rostertitle% (at your farm or away) are owned by your household now?


4 AG4 Did you consume any [ANIMAL] during the past 12 months?


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File agsec_3


5 AG5 Did you sell any [ANIMAL] during the past 12 months?


6 AG6 Has the household produced any animal by-products from [ANIMAL GROUP]


7 AG7 Did the household consume/sell any of the [EGGS]?


8 AG8 Did the household consume/sell any of the [MILK]?


9 AG9 Did the household consume/sell any of the [MEAT]?


10 AG10 Did the household consume /sell any of the [DUNG]?


11 AG11 Did the household consume/sell any of the [SKIN & HIDES]?




File agsec_4



2 lvstinputid Livestock input identifier discrete numeric.0 6130

3 LIVESTOCKINPUTSothers

Other (specify) discrete character 6130

4 AAG3 Did you use %rostertitle% in the last 12 months?


5 AAG4 How did you obtain the %rostertitle%?


6 AAG4_oth How did you obtain the %rostertitle%? OTHERS

contin character 6130

7 AAG5 During the last month, how much did you spend on %rostertitle%, including transp




File csec1


1 cid Community identifier contin character 223

2 batch_num Batch ID contin numeric.0 223

3 s1aq2a District discrete character 223

4 s1bq2 Response code discrete numeric.0 215 8

File csec1c



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File csec1c


2 pid Key informat identifier discrete numeric.0 1265

3 CR02 Sex discrete numeric.0 1265

4 CR03 CR03: How old is %rostertitle%?

contin numeric.0 1265

5 CR04 CR04: What position does %rostertitle% currently have in this community?


6 CR04b Others contin character 1265

7 CR05 CR05: For how many years have %rostertitle% lived in this community?


8 CR06 CR06: What is the highest educational qualification %rostertitle% has attained?


File csec2a



2 SA01 Sr No discrete numeric.0 8055

3 SA03 Is [SERVICE] available to members of the LC1?


4 SA05 SA05: What is the distance from village centre to %rostertitle%


5 SA06 What is the most common means of transport to [SERVICE]?


6 SA06b SA06b: OTHER-What is the most common means of transport to %rostertitle%?


7 SA07 Time taken to get to [SERVICE] from village centre using common means of transport


8 SA08 How do you rate the quality of service offered by [SERVICE]?


File csec2d



2 A01 A01. How has the availability of safe water changed in the last 2 years?


3 A03 A03. Do the people in your community pay for using water?


4 A04 A04. What is the purpose of the payments?


5 A04_oth Other(specify) discrete character 212

6 A05__1 Covered Latrine Private discrete numeric.0 212

7 A05__2 Covered Latrine Shared discrete numeric.0 212

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File csec2d


8 A05__3 VIP Latrine Private discrete numeric.0 212

9 A05__4 VIP Latrine Shared discrete numeric.0 212

10 A05__5 Uncovered Pit Latrine discrete numeric.0 212

11 A05__6 Flush Toilet Private discrete numeric.0 212

12 A05__7 Flush Toilet Shared discrete numeric.0 212

13 A05__8 Ecosan Toilet discrete numeric.0 212

14 A05__9 No Toilet / Bush discrete numeric.0 212

File csec3a



2 cs3q2 cs3q2: What is the %cs3q1%’s EMIS number?


3 cs3q4 cs3q4: What is the function of the respondent?


4 cs3q4_oth Other (specify) discrete character 210

5 cs3q5 cs3q5: How long has the respondent been at %cs3q1%?


6 cs3q6 cs3q6: Who manages %cs3q1%?



8 cs3q7 cs3q7:INTERVIEWER: IS IT A SCHOOL DAY OR WEEKEND/HOLIDAY?


9 cs3q7a cs3q7A:Is %cs3q1% shared by refugees and Uganda students?


File csec3b



2 cs3q8 Facility identifier discrete numeric.0 1115

3 facilityOthers Others(specify) discrete character 1115

4 cs3q9 Are %rostertitle% available at %cs3q1%?


5 cs3q10 Is the %rostertitle% adequate? discrete numeric.0 703 412

6 cs3q11 What type of buildings does %cs3q1% have?


7 cs3q11_oth Other (Specify) discrete character 1115

8 cs3q12 What is the condition of the %rostertitle%?


File csec3d



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File csec3d


2 cs3q25 type of payment identifier discrete numeric.0 2096

3 paymentService_oth

Others (specify) discrete character 2096

4 cs3q26 Does this school provide %rostertitle% to students?


5 cs3q27 Does the school charge for [ITEM]?


6 cs3q28a What is the average amount charged per child for %rostertitle%? Refugee


7 cs3q28b What is the average amount charged per child for %rostertitle%? Non-refugee


8 cs3q29 What is the frequency of payment for %rostertitle%?



File csec3f



2 cs3q48__1 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Delayed remittance


3 cs3q48__2 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate building


4 cs3q48__3 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate number o


5 cs3q48__4 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate number o


6 cs3q48__5 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Insufficiency of fu


7 cs3q48__6 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Long distances cove


8 cs3q48__7 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Pupils are hungry


9 cs3q48__8 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Bad behavior/strike


10 cs3q48__9 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Irregular attendanc


11 cs3q48__10 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate/lack of


12 cs3q48__11 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Teacher absenteeism


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13 cs3q48__12 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Bad behavior/strike


14 cs3q48__13 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Lack of parental in


15 cs3q48__14 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Insecurity


16 cs3q48__96 What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Other (specify)


17 cs3q48_oth Other (specify) contin character 207

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2 cs4q4 What is the function of the respondent?



4 cs4q5 How long has the respondent been at the facility?


5 cs4q6 Who owns this facility? discrete numeric.0 210


7 cs4q7 What is the level of this health facility?



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2 cs4q45 Service discrete numeric.0 2520

3 cs4q46 Is %rostertitle% offered at this health facility?


4 cs4q47 Do patients have to pay for %rostertitle%?


5 cs4q47b How much do patients pay on average for %rostertitle%?


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2 cs4q106__1 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Delayed remitt


3 cs4q106__2 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate fun


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4 cs4q106__3 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate fac


5 cs4q106__4 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate dru


6 cs4q106__5 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate cli


7 cs4q106__6 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate num


8 cs4q106__7 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate sta


9 cs4q106__8 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Long distances


10 cs4q106__9 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Negative attit


11 cs4q106__10 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Low pay to sta


12 cs4q106__11 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Insecurity


13 cs4q106__12 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Low staff mora


14 cs4q106__96 What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Other (specify


15 cs4q106_oth Other (specify) contin character 209

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2 E01 During the past 12 months, were farmers in this community visited by any agricul


3 E02__1 What were the types of extension services offered?:Treatment of Animal diseases


4 E02__2 What were the types of extension services offered?:Control of crop diseases


5 E02__3 What were the types of extension services offered?:Vaccination


6 E02__4 What were the types of extension services offered?:Artificial insemination


7 E02__5 What were the types of extension services offered?:Advice on good agricultural p


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8 E02__6 What were the types of extension services offered?:Marketing


9 E02__7 What were the types of extension services offered?:use of fertilizers


10 E02__8 What were the types of extension services offered?:farm mechanization


11 E02__9 What were the types of extension services offered?:Advice on credit services


12 E02__10 What were the types of extension services offered?:Environmental conservation


13 E02__96 What were the types of extension services offered?:Other(specify)


14 E02b Others discrete character 212

15 E03 Do you comply with the services the EXTENSION officer gives?


16 E04 Are there any irrigated fields in this community?


17 E05 Do any farmers in this community use Organic fertilizers?


18 E06 Do any farmers in this community use inorganic fertilizers?


19 E07 Do any farmers in this community use pesticides?


20 E08 Do any farmers in this community use herbicides?


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2 csnq0 Community groups discrete numeric.0 838

3 csnq5 Dose %rostertitle% exist within this community?


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2 lp1 Project discrete numeric.0 1692

3 lp1_oth Other (Specify) discrete character 1692

4 lp3 Does %rostertitle% exist within this community?


5 lp4 How many members does the %rostertitle% have?


6 lp5 How many female members discrete numeric.0 209 1483

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does the %rostertitle% have?

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2 ngo__id NGO ID discrete numeric.0 630

3 csnq1 NGO name contin character 630

4 csnq2 What is the type of %rostertitle%?


5 csnq2_oth Other (specify) discrete character 630

6 csnq3 When did the [NGO] begin work within this community?


7 csnq4__1 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Health/Sanitation


8 csnq4__2 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Domestic Water Sources


9 csnq4__3 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Maternal/Child Nutrition


10 csnq4__4 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Education


11 csnq4__5 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Crop Production (Gen’l)


12 csnq4__6 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Irrigation


13 csnq4__7 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Sustainable Land Mgmt


14 csnq4__8 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Forestry/Agro-Forestry


15 csnq4__9 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Livestock Production (Gen’l)


16 csnq4__10 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Livestock Health


17 csnq4__11 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Fishing


18 csnq4__96 What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Other(specify)


19 csnq4_oth Other(specify) contin character 630

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2 SRR1 SFR1. Do you feel that refugees are secure/ safe in Uganda?


3 SFR2 SFR2. Why do you think they feel unsafe


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4 SFR2_oth Other (specify) discrete character 149

5 SFR2A SFR2A.Has your sense of safety in your community or camp district changed in the


6 SFR2B__1 SFR2B. What can be done in your community to make the refugees






9 SFR2B__4 SFR2B.What can be done in your community to make the refugees






12 SFR2B__7 SFR2B.What can be done in your community to make the refugees




14 SFR3 SFR3.How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during


15 SFR4 SFR4. How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk durin


16 SFR6 SFR6. How do you feel towards UNHCR refugee related activities in this community


17 SFR7 SFR7. How do you feel towards other NGO´s activities within this community?


18 SFR8 SFR8. Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety


19 SFR9 SFR9. How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community and the


20 SFR11 SFR11. In the last 12 months, any refugees in this community ever been insulted,


21 SFR11A__1 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Ugandans


22 SFR11A__2 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Fellow Refugees


23 SFR11A__3 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Refugee Leaders


24 SFR11A__4 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Other Leaders (specify)


25 SFR11A__5 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Unkown person


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26 SRF11A_OTH Other Leaders (specify) discrete character 149

27 SFR12 SFR12. Do the refugee children in your community have any friends who are Uganda


28 SFR13 SRF13. Do the refugee children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with


29 SFR14__1 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Contac


30 SFR14__2 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Other


31 SFR14__3 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:fellow


32 SFR14__4 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:neighb


33 SFR14__5 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Police


34 SFR14__6 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Religi


35 SFR14__7 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:NGO st


36 SFR14__8 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Street


37 SFR14__9 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Syrian


38 SFR14__10 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Jordan


39 SFR14__96 SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Other


40 SFR14_OTH Other (optional text) discrete character 149

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2 SRR1A SFR1. Do you feel that refugees are secure/ safe in Uganda?


3 SFR2AA SFR2. Why do you think they feel unsafe


4 SFR6A SFR6. How do you feel towards UNHCR refugee related activities in this community


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5 SFR7A SFR7. How do you feel towards other NGO´s activities within this community?


6 SFR8A SFR8. Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety


7 SFR9A SFR9. How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community and the


8 SFR11AAA SFR11. In the last 12 months, any refugees in this community ever been insulted,


9 SFR11AA__1 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Ugandans


10 SFR11AA__2 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Fellow Refugees


11 SFR11AA__3 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Refugee Leaders


12 SFR11AA__4 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Other Leaders (specify)


13 SFR11AA__5 SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Unkown person


14 SFR12A SFR12. Do the refugee children in your community have any friends who are Uganda


15 SFR13A SRF13. Do the refugee children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with


16 SFR14A Have refugees faced problems or barriers in accessing services or assistance in


17 SFR15A__1 How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they










22 SRF15A_OTH Other (specify) discrete character 128

23 SFR16A Are refugees facing challenges to registering (for the first time) or renewing r


24 SFR17A SFR17A: Are refugees facing challenges specific to housing or rental for the spa


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2 BL1__1 BL1 At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and bevera












8 BL1_oth BL1 Others Specify discrete character 1988

9 BL2 BL2 At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase all other goods



11 BL3 BL3 At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase household appli





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2 HP1 HP1 Has your household ever received a food voucher within the last 30 days?


3 HP1A HP1A Who gave you this WFP food voucher most recently?


4 HP1A_oth HP1A Others specify discrete character 2209

5 HP2 HP2 Has your household ever received cash for food assistance within the last 30


6 HP2A HP2A Who gave you this cash for food recently?


7 HP2A_oth HP2A Others specify discrete character 2209

8 HP4 HP4 Has your household ever received food in-kind within the last 30 days?


9 HP4A HP4A Who gave you this food in kind?


10 HP4A_oth HP4A Others specify contin character 2209

11 HP5 HP5 Has your household ever discrete numeric.2 1987 222

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received any FREE health care assistance?

12 HP5A HP5A Who gave you this assistance?


13 HP5A_oth HP5A Others Specify discrete character 2209

14 HP10 HP10 Has your household ever received household items/non-food items (beddings,


15 HP10A HP10A Who gave you this cash/in-kind recently?


16 HP10A_oth HP10A Others Specify discrete character 2209



File hsec_hs


1 ShockRoster__id

Shock Name discrete numeric.0 45720

2 shock_oths Others Specify contin character 45720

3 HS3 HS3 In the last 12 months, did you or any of your household members experience %


4 HS4 HS4 In the last 12 months, what did your household do in response to the %roster


5 HS5 HS5 In the last month, have you or any of your household members experienced %ro


6 HS6 HS6 In the last month, what did your household do in response to the [SHOCK] to



File hsec_hs_a


1 HHID Household ID contin character 1987

2 HS1a HS1a Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Agricultura


3 HS1b HS1b Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Farmers' Gr


4 HS1c HS1c Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Livestock A


5 HS1d HS1d Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Village sav


6 HS1e HS1e Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Business As


7 HS1f HS1f Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Women's gro


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8 HS1g HS1g Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Farmer Fiel


9 HS1h HS1h Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Youth group


10 HS1i HS1i Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Community p


11 HS1j HS1j Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Cultural gr


12 HS1k HS1k Does any member of your household belong to or participate in Other (Speci


13 HS1k_oth HS1k Other (Specify) discrete character 1987



File hsec_sf



2 SFR1 SFR1 Do you feel secure/ safe in Uganda?


3 SFR2 SFR2. Why do you feel unsafe?


4 SFR2b SFR2b. Why do you feel unsafe? -OTHERS


5 SFR3 SFR3 How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during


6 SFR4 SFR4 How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during


7 SFR6 SFR6 How do you feel towards UNHCR?


8 SFR7 SFR7 How do you feel towards other NGO´s?


9 SFR8 SFR8 Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety?


10 SFR9 SFR9 How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community where yo


11 SFR10 SFR10 During the last 12 months, did you ever feel unsafe interacting with Ugand


12 SFR11 SFR11 In the last 12 months, have you or your family ever been insulted, or thre


13 SFR11A__1 Who were the perpetrators?:Ugandans


14 SFR11A__2 Who were the perpetrators?:Fellow Refugees


15 SFR11A__3 Who were the perpetrators?:Refugee Leaders


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16 SFR11A__4 Who were the perpetrators?:Other Leaders (specify)


17 SFR11A__5 Who were the perpetrators?:Unknown person


18 SFR11Ab SFR11Ab Others discrete character 875

19 SFR12 SFR12 Do the children in your household have any friends who are Ugandans?


20 SFR13 SFR13 Do the children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with Ugandans?




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2 WF1 WF1 You were worried you would not have enough food to eat because of a lack of


3 WF2 WF2 Still thinking about the last 30 days, was there a time when you were unable


4 WF3 WF3 You ate only a few kinds of food because of a lack of money or other resourc


5 WF4 WF4 You had to skip a meal because there was not enough money or other resources


6 WF5 WF5 Still thinking about the last 30 days, was there a time when you ate less th


7 WF6 WF6 Your household ran out of food because of a lack of money or other resources


8 WF7 WF7 You were hungry but did not eat because there was not enough money or other


9 WF8 WF8 You went without eating for a whole day because of a lack of money or other


10 WF9 WF9 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to rely on less preferr


11 WF10 WF10 In the past 7 days, how often has your household reduced the number of meal


12 WF11 WF11 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to borrow food, or rel


13 WF12 WF12 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to purchase food on cr


14 WF14 WF14 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to gather wild foods,


15 WF15 WF15 In the past 7 days, how discrete numeric.0 1988

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often has your household had to harvest and consume

16 WF16 WF16 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to consume seed stock


17 WF17 WF17 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to send household memb


18 WF18 WF18 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to limit portion/ size


19 WF19 WF19 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to reduce consumption


20 WF20 WF20 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to reduce consumption


21 WF21 WF21 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to go one entire day


22 WF22 WF22 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to sell livestock?


23 WF23 WF23 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to beg for food?


24 WF24 WF24 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to sell assets (other


25 WF25 WF25 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to increase the sellin


26 WF26 WF26 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to rely on casual lab


27 WF27 WF27 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to ask for loans from




File hsec1



2 batch_num batch_num contin numeric.0 2209

3 s1aq2a district discrete character 2209

4 s1aq8 Household Serial Number discrete numeric.2 221 1988

5 hhid Household ID contin numeric.2 2209

6 AG1 AG1. Did you or any member of your households OWN/HAVE ACCESS (USE RIGHTS) to an


7 livestock 15. Have you or anyone in your household owned any ANIMAL during the past 12 pas


8 s1aq15 15. IS HOUSEHOLD A discrete numeric.2 2209

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REFUGEE HOUSEHOLD?

9 day Day discrete character 2209

10 month Month discrete character 2209

11 year Year discrete character 2209

12 day3 day3 discrete character 2209

13 nonresp Final household response rate discrete numeric.0 2209

14 reason Reason discrete numeric.0 2008 201

15 district District discrete numeric.0 2209

16 HP3 HP3 Has your household ever received construction materials/shelter support?


17 HP3A HP3A Who gave you this support?


18 HP3A_oth Others Specify discrete character 2209

File hsec2a



2 pid Individual indentifier discrete numeric.0 10319

3 R02 Sex of the household member discrete numeric.2 10319

4 R03 Relationship of household member to the head of the household


5 R04 Residental status of household member


6 R05 Duration stay in the household in the last 12 months


7 R06 Main reasons for staying less than 12 months


8 R06b Other reasons for staying less than 12 months


9 R07 Age in completed years contin numeric.2 10146 173

10 R08a Day of birth discrete numeric.2 10144 175

11 R08b Month of birth discrete numeric.2 10144 175

12 R08c Year of birth discrete numeric.2 10145 174

13 R09 Marital status of household member


14 R10 Have a birth certificate discrete numeric.2 6099 4220



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1 hh InterviewId contin character 4680

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3 R12 In which country was (name) born?


4 R12_oth Other (specify) discrete character 4680

5 R13 What nationality is (name)? discrete numeric.2 4680


7 R13_1 Does (name) have a birth certificate?


8 R14a R14a When did(name) arrive to Uganda?


9 R14b R14a When did(name) arrive to Uganda?


10 R15 R15 Since arriving to Uganda, has (name) been registered with the GoU?


11 R16 R16 Why has(name) not registered?



13 R17 R17 Does (name) have any relatives still living in country of origin?


14 R18 R18 Would (name) like to go back to his/her country of origin after the c


15 R20 R20 Is this place (CURRENT PLACE OF RESIDENCE) the first place of residence in U


16 R21a R21a Which was (name) s first place of residence in Uganda?-District


17 R21b R21b Which was (name)'s first place of residence in Uganda?-Settlement


18 R21b_oth R21b Others Specify discrete character 4680

19 R22 R22 Was(name) displaced by the South Sudan Crisis (2013-2018)?


20 R23 R23 Was (name) displaced by the recent DRC Crisis (2017-2018)?




23 interview__key Uinque 8-digit long identifier of the interview


File hsec2c


1 hh Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview


2 interview__key Uinque 8-digit long identifier of the interview


3 R00_ID1 PID of main respondent discrete character 874

4 R24 R24 Think about your life discrete numeric.2 873 1

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before moving to Uganda and the household you were a p

5 R25 R25 How many members are no longer part of your household?


6 R26__1 Why?:They are still in country of origin


7 R26__2 Why?:They are deceased discrete numeric.2 484 390

8 R26__3 Why?:They are missing discrete numeric.2 484 390

9 R26__4 Why?:They are imprisoned discrete numeric.2 484 390

10 R26__5 Why?:They are working/studying somewhere else


11 R26__6 Why?:Marriage/divorce discrete numeric.2 484 390

12 R26__7 Why?:They joined a different household


13 R26__8 Why?:They formed their own household


14 R26__9 Why?:Other (specify) discrete numeric.2 484 390

15 R26_oth Others Specify discrete character 874

16 R27 R27 How many new members joined?


17 R28 R28 What is your relationship to the previous household head?


18 R29 R29 Who in your household did you come with?


File hsec4




3 E01_idE RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]


4 E02 Can Name read and write with understanding in any language?


5 E03 Has Name ever attended any formal school?


6 E04 What is the MAIN reason this hh member has not attended school?


7 E04b OTHER-What is the MAIN reason this hh member has not attended school?


8 E05 What was the highest grade that Name completed


9 E09 Why did [NAME] leave school?


10 E09b OTHER-Why did this hh member leave school?


11 E12 What grade is [NAME] currently attending?


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12 E13 Who manages the school? discrete numeric.2 4339 4793

13 E13b OTHER-Who manages the school?


14 E57 Who manages the school? discrete numeric.2 2216 6916



File hsec5




3 HE01 RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]


4 HE02 During the last 30 days, did [NAME] suffer from any illness or injury?


5 HE03 How many times did [NAME] fall sick during the last 30 days?


6 HE04 For how many days did [NAME] suffer due to illness or injury during the last 30


7 HE06__1 Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primari






















18 HE06__12 Can you describe the major discrete numeric.2 2997 7337

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symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primari





























33 HE06b OTHER-Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that %rostert


34 HE07 Was anyone consulted for the major illness or injury [NAME] suffered during the


35 HE08 Why was no one consulted for [NAME’S] major illness?


36 HE08b OTHER-Why was no one consulted for Name major illness?


37 HE09_1 HE09_1. Where did %rostertitle% go for the first consultation during the last 30


38 HE09_2 HE09_2. Did %rostertitle% pay for the consultation?


39 HE09_3 HE09_3. How much did %rostertitle% pay for the consultation (not including


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medic

40 HE11 Distance to the place where consultation for [NAME] was first sought from?




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3 E01 ID/NAME OF PERSON RESPONDING


4 CB12 Has [NAME] borrowed or got money in the last 12 months to be paid back later?


5 CB13 Has [NAME] borrowed or got goods on credit in the last 12 months?


6 CB14a Has [name] been paying back money during the last 12 months?


7 CB14b Has been paying back goods during the last 12 months?


8 CB15__1 Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution






















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20 CB15b Other-Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial insti


21 CB16__1 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Commercial bank


22 CB16__2 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Savings club


23 CB16__3 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Credit Institutions


24 CB16__4 What is the source of the current loan /credit:ROSCAs


25 CB16__5 What is the source of the current loan /credit:MDI


26 CB16__6 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Welfare fund


27 CB16__7 What is the source of the current loan /credit:SACCOs


28 CB16__8 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Investment club


29 CB16__9 What is the source of the current loan /credit:NGOs


30 CB16__10 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Burial societies


31 CB16__11 What is the source of the current loan /credit:ASCAs


32 CB16__12 What is the source of the current loan /credit:MFIs


33 CB16__13 What is the source of the current loan /credit:VSLAs


34 CB16__97 What is the source of the current loan /credit:None


35 CB16__96 What is the source of the current loan /credit:Other


36 CB16b Other-What is the source of the current loan /credit


37 CB17 What was the main reason for seeking the loan/credit?


38 CB17b Other-What was the main reason for seeking the loan/credit?


39 CB18__1 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Savings account


40 CB18__2 Do you currently use this or have such an account:A fixed deposit account


41 CB18__3 Do you currently use this or have such an account:A joint account


42 CB18__4 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Current


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or cheque account

43 CB18__5 Do you currently use this or have such an account:ATM card/Debit card


44 CB18__6 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Credit card


45 CB18__7 Do you currently use this or have such an account:An investment Account e.g. Sha


46 CB18__8 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Personal loan


47 CB18__9 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Overdraft


48 CB18__10 Do you currently use this or have such an account:A mortgage or Lease


49 CB18__11 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Home improvement Loan


50 CB18__12 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Commercial Loan


51 CB18__13 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Money transfer services (Weste


52 CB18__14 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Mobile banking (Day to day ban


53 CB18__15 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Cell phone banking (with a ban


54 CB18__16 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Internet banking


55 CB18__96 Do you currently use this or have such an account:Other (Specify)


56 CB18b Other-Do you currently use this or have such an account


57 CB19__1 Which financial Institutions are you currently using for the products that you a














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65 CB19b Other-Which financial Institutions are you currently using for the products that




File hsec7b


1 hh Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview


2 CB01_1__1 What was the household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 mo




















12 CB01_1b Other-household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 months?


13 CB01__1 What was the household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 mo








17 CB01__5 What was the household’s most important source of


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earnings during the last 12 mo











23 CB01b Other-household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 months?




File hsec8




3 LB1 RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]


4 LB13 LB13. Did %rostertitle% do any work for pay or profit, help without pay in house


5 LB14 LB14. What best describes (Names) situation at this time?


6 LB2 LB2. What was %rostertitle%’s main employment status during the last 7 days


7 LB3a What are your main tasks or duties?


8 LB3_oneDigit Main Category- ISCO code discrete numeric.2 2478 2552

9 LB3_twoDigit SubCategory Level1 - ISCO code


10 LB2_threeDigit

SubCategory Level2 - ISCO code


11 LB2_fourDigit SubCategory Level3 - ISCO code


12 LB2_superConfirm

SUPERVISOR: DO YOU AGREE WITH THE INTERVIEWER'S ISIC CODE? IF NO, REJECT THE INT


13 LB4a LB4a What is the main economic activity of your place of work?


14 LB4_oneDigit Main Category - ISIC code discrete numeric.2 2477 2553

15 LB4_twoDigit SubCategory level1 - ISIC discrete numeric.2 2476 2554

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code

16 LB4_threeDigit

SubCategory level2 - ISIC code


17 LB4_fourDigit SubCategory level3 - ISIC code


18 LB4_superConfirm



19 LB5a LB5a How much was your last payment (cash and in-kind) for this work?


20 LB5b LB5b Codes LB5b discrete numeric.2 696 4334

21 LB6 LB6 Has %rostertitle% received any skills or job training?


22 LB7 Type of skills discrete numeric.2 42 4988

23 LB7_oth Others Specify discrete character 5030

24 LB8 LB8 Who provided the training?


25 LB8_oth LB8 Others discrete character 5030

26 LB9 LB9. At the time of leaving the country where %rostertitle% lived before moving


27 LB10a LB10a What was the nature of the work (for the main employment status) you did


28 LB10_oneDigit

Main Category- ISCO code discrete numeric.2 786 4244

29 LB10_twoDigit



30 LB10_threeDigit



31 LB10_fourDigit



32 LB10_superConfirm



33 LB11a LB11a What was the main economic activity of the place you worked at before movi


34 LB11_oneDigit

Main Category - ISIC code discrete numeric.2 786 4244

35 LB11_twoDigit



36 LB11_threeDigit



37 LB11_fourDigit






39 LB12a LB12a. What the economic sector you would like to be


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engaged in the future?

40 LB12_oneDigit

Main Category - ISIC code discrete numeric.2 1560 3470

41 LB12_twoDigit



42 LB12_threeDigit



43 LB12_fourDigit








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2 HP3 HP3 Has your household ever received construction materials/shelter support?


3 HP3A HP3A Who gave you this support?


4 HP3A_oth Others Specify discrete character 1987

5 HC01 What is the occupancy tenure of the dwelling unit?


6 HC01b Other-What is the occupancy tenure of the dwelling unit?


7 HC02 What type of dwelling is it? discrete numeric.2 1987

8 HC02b Other-What type of dwelling is it?


9 HC03 How many rooms does your household use for sleeping?


10 HC04 Type of material mainly used for construction of the roof


11 HC04b Other-Type of material mainly used for construction of the roof


12 HC05 Type of material mainly used for construction of the wall


13 HC05b Other-Type of material mainly used for construction of the wall


14 HC06 Type of material mainly used for construction of the floor


15 HC07 What is the household’s main source of water for DRINKING?


16 HC07b Other-What is the household’s main source of water for DRINKING?


17 HC08a Time taken to and from the discrete numeric.2 1703 284

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source of drinking water

18 HC08b Waiting time at source of drinking water.


19 HC09 What is the distance to this source of water?


20 HC14 What type of toilet facility does this household mainly use?


21 HC14b Other-What type of toilet facility does this household mainly use?


22 HC15 Does the household share this toilet facility with other households?


23 HC16 With how many other households does this household share this toilet?


24 HC17 Does this household have a hand washing facility next to the toilet?


25 HC18 What source of energy does this household mainly use for lighting?


26 HC18b Other-What source of energy does this household mainly use for lighting?


27 HC19c What is the MAIN reason why the household is not connected to the grid?


28 HC19c_o Other-What is the MAIN reason why the household is not connected to the grid?


29 HC19a__1 What are other different sources of electricity that you use in your household i














36 HC19b In the last 7days on average how many hours of electricity were available each d


37 HC19 What source of energy does this household mainly use for cooking?


38 HC19_o Other-What source of energy does this household mainly use for cooking?


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39 HC20 If firewood What is the source?


40 HC20b Other-If firewood What is the source?


41 HC22 Distance to the source of firewood?




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2 ha01 Type of assets discrete numeric.0 51974

3 ha03 Does any member of your household own [ASSET] at present?


4 ha04a Person IDs of the owner(s) discrete numeric.0 8245 43729

5 ha04b Person IDs of the owner(s) discrete numeric.0 2818 49156

6 HA04__2 Person IDs of the owner(s) discrete character 51974


8 ha05 How many [ASSET] do(es) your household own at present?


9 ha06 What is the Total estimated value of the assets owned at present


10 ha07 Did any member of your household own [ASSET] 12 months ago?


11 ha08a Person IDs of the owner(s) discrete character 51974

12 ha08b Person IDs of the owner(s) discrete numeric.0 2242 49732



15 ha09 How many [ASSET] did your household own 12 months ago?


16 ha10 What is the Total estimated value of the assets owned 12 months ago




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2 Income_source__id

Item Description discrete numeric.0 47976

3 P15 Did you receive any income discrete numeric.2 47653 323

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from [SOURCE]?

4 P13 Income amount from Item in CASH


5 P14 Income amount from in KIND contin character 47976



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2 NA1a Does any member of your household own a non-agricultural business or provided a


3 NA1b Household processes & sell agric by-products, including flour, starch,juice,


4 NA1c Any member of your household own a trading business on a street or in a markjet


5 NA1d offer any service or sold anything on a street or in a market, including firewoo


6 NA1e Any member of your household own a professional office or offered professional s


7 NA1f Does any member of your household drive a household-owned taxi or pick-up truck


8 NA1g Does any member of your household own a bar or restaurant?


9 NA1h Does any member of your household own any other non-agricultural business, even


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1 HH_Enterprize__id

HH_Enterprize__id discrete numeric.0 509

2 N00 Enterprise ID contin character 509

3 N01 Please describe the enterprise in more detail


4 N02_oneDigit One-digit ISIC code discrete numeric.2 508 1

5 N02_twoDigit Two-digit ISIC code discrete numeric.2 508 1

6 N02_threeDigit

Three-digit ISIC code discrete numeric.2 508 1

7 N02_fourDigit Four-digit ISIC code discrete numeric.2 508 1

8 N02_superConfirm



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9 N03 ID code/name of person responsible


10 N04 Year started discrete numeric.2 509

11 N15 Where is this [BUSINESS] located?


12 N08__0 Which people in the household work in this enterprise/activity










17 N09 In the past 12 months, how many months did the enterprise operate?


18 N10 What is/was the average monthly gross revenues during the months when the enterp


19 N10_1 N10_1. In the last month, who were the most frequent customers of the %rostertit


20 N10_1b N10_1b. In the last month, who were the most frequent customers of the %rosterti


21 N11A Number of PAID people enterprise hires during a month enterprise was operating


22 N11B Number of UNPAID people enterprise hires during a month enterprise was operatg


23 N11_c N11_c For the most part, which country are they from?


24 N12 What is/was the average expenditure on wages during that month?


25 N13 What is/was the average expenditure on raw materials during that month?


26 N14 Other operating expenses such as fuel, kerosene, electricity etc during that mon





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4 HH_numbers__ discrete numeric.0 3965

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id

5 CEA01A Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days (Male adults)


6 CEA01B Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days (Female adults)


7 CEA01C Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days(Male children)


8 CEA01D Number of people present for selected category in the last7 day(Female children)


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2 CEB01 Item description contin character 28225

3 itmcd Item Code discrete numeric.0 28225

4 untcd Unit of Qty discrete numeric.0 27803 422

5 CEB04 Quantity of hhold [item] purchased for consumptn at home during the last 7 days


6 CEB05 What is the total Value for [item] purchased for consumption at home


7 CEB06 Quantity of hhold [item] purchasd for consumptn Away from home during last7 days


8 CEB07 What is the total Value for [item] purchased for consumptn Away from home


9 CEB08 Quantity consumed out of home produce during the last 7 days?


10 CEB09 Total Value for [item] consumed out of Home produce during the last 7 days .


11 CEB10 Quantity of [item] your household RECEIVED INKIND/FREE during the last 7 days


12 CEB11 Total value of [item] Received in kind if it were sold in the market


13 CEB012 Quantity of [item] your household RECEIVED INKIND/FREE during the last 7 days


14 CEB013 Total value of [item] Received in kind if it were sold in the market


15 CEB14a Market price for purchasing [item] for consumption at home per unit of consumptn


16 CEB14b Market price for purchasg[item] for consumptn Away from home per unit of consmpn


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17 CEB14c Price of [item] if you were to sell it in the market per unit of consump


18 CEB15 Farm gate/producer price per unit of consumption


19 interview__key contin character 28225

20 CEB3B How many days were [ITEM] consumed out of the last 7 days?


21 CEB12a Market price for purchasing [item] for consumption at home per unit of consumptn


22 CEB12b Market price for purchasg[item] for consumptn Away from home per unit of consmpn


23 CEB13 Farm gate/producer price per unit of consumption


24 CEB12c Price of [item] if you were to sell it in the market per unit of consump


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2 CEC01 Item description discrete character 16094


4 untcd Unit of Quantity discrete numeric.2 15518 576

5 CEC04 Qty purchased contin numeric.1 3585 12509

6 CEC05 Value purchased contin numeric.0 10915 5179

7 CEC06 home produced Qty for item discrete numeric.1 215 15879

8 CEC07 home produced Valuefor item contin numeric.0 1512 14582

9 CEC08 Qty received inkind for item discrete numeric.1 1044 15050

10 CEC09 Qty received inkind Value for item


11 CEC10 Unit Price for item contin numeric.0 4115 11979

12 CEC10_1 Unit Price for item contin numeric.0 3586 12508

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3 coicop_1 Classification of consumption by purpose:division


4 coicop_2 Classification of consumption by purpose:group


5 coicop_3 Classification of consumption by purpose:Class


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6 coicop_6 Classification of consumption by purpose


7 CED01 Item description contin character 15554

8 CED03 Purchases Value for item contin numeric.0 14252 1302

9 CED04 Consumption out of household /enterprise stock Value


10 CED05 Received in-kind/Free Value contin numeric.0 2131 13423

11 consumed_365 contin numeric.0 15440 114

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2 CEE01 Item description discrete character 745

3 CEE02 Item Code discrete numeric.0 745

4 CEE03 Value contin numeric.2 738 7

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2 InkindREMITTANCES__id


3 InkindOthers1 Others Specify discrete character 571

4 RM10__0 Who in the household received item?






7 RM11 RM11. Where did items in kind originate?


8 RM11_oth RM11. Others Specify discrete character 571

9 RM12 RM12. Total value recieved in the last 12 months?


10 RM13 RM13. How often does %rostertitle% receive transfers?


11 RM14 RM14 Through what channels does %rostertitle% receive


12 RM14_oth RM14 Others Specify contin character 571

13 RM15 RM15 What was the main purpose of the %rostertitle% received?


14 RM15_oth RM15 Others Specify contin character 571



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3 R01_8 RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]


4 RM1 RM3 Did %rostertitle% receive money/personal transfers in the last 12 months?


5 RM2 RM2 Type of personal transfer discrete numeric.2 642 4138

6 RM2_1 RM2_1. Where did the transfer originate?


7 RM2_1oth Others Specify discrete character 4780

8 RM3 RM3 How much money in total did %rostertitle% receive in the last 12 months?


9 RM4 RM4 How often does %rostertitle% receive money?


10 RM4_oth RM4 Other Specify discrete character 4780

11 RM5 RM5 Through what channels does %rostertitle% receive the money?


12 RM5_oth RM5 Others Specify discrete character 4780

13 RM6 RM6 What was the main purpose of the money received?


14 RM6_oth RM6 Others Specify discrete character 4780



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1 HHID Household Identifier contin character 1977

2 ea batch_num contin numeric.0 1977

3 district discrete numeric.0 1977

4 urban Urban discrete numeric.0 1977

5 region Region discrete numeric.0 1977

6 equiv (sum) equiv contin numeric.0 1977

7 hsize (sum) hsize discrete numeric.0 1977

8 poor_2018 Poverty status discrete numeric.0 1977

9 fpoor_2018 food Poor in 2018 based on welfare variable


10 quints Quintiles based on the national population


11 rquints Quintiles based on the rural population


12 uquints Quintiles based on the urban population


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1 HHID Household ID contin character 10138

2 batch_num Batch number contin numeric.2 10138

3 weight Household weight contin numeric.0 10138

4 HHSIZE Number of regular and usual HH members


5 REFUGEE Is refugee, using s1aq15 discrete numeric.0 10138

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Variable DescriptionDataset contains 915 variable(s)

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# hh: Household Identifier

Information [Type= contin] [Format= character] [Range= null-null] [Missing=*]

Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=1657 /-] [Invalid=0 /-] [Mean=null /-] [StDev=null /-]

Literal Question HOUSEHOLD SERIAL NO.

# prcid: Parcel identifier

Information [Type= discrete] [Format= numeric] [Range= 1-6] [Missing=*]

Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=1657 /-] [Invalid=0 /-] [Mean=1.37054918527459 /-] [StDev=0.70044964864771 /-]

Literal Question Parcel Number

Value Label Cases Percentage

1 1200 72.42%

2 340 20.51%

3 90 5.43%

4 17 1.02%

5 7 0.42%

6 3 0.18%

# Parcel: Parcel name



Literal Question Parcel name

# useRights: Do you own or have user rights to the %Parcel_Roster% parcel



Literal Question Do you own or have user rights to the parcel


1 Own 1098 66.26%

2 Use rights 538 32.46%

NA 21 1.26%

# areaParcel: What's the area of %Parcel_Roster% ?

Information [Type= contin] [Format= numeric] [Range= 0-800] [Missing=*]


Literal Question What's the area of this [PARCEL]?

# acquirep: How did you acquire these %rostertitle% ?



Literal Question How did you acquire these parcels?

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1 purchased 257 15.5%

2 inherited or received as gift 801 48.34%

3 leased-in 35 2.11%

4 just walked in 3 0.18%

6 received from the government for the refugee status 360 21.72%

7 agreement with land/use rights owner (user rights) 158 9.53%

8 without agreement with land/use rights owner (user rights)

12 0.72%

96 Other (specify) 10 0.6%

97 Don’t know 1 0.06%

NA 20 1.2%

# acquire_oth: How did you acquire these parcels? Others

Information [Type= discrete] [Format= character] [Range= null-null] [Missing=*]


Literal Question How did you acquire these parcels?


1642 99.09%

##N/A## 5 0.3%

church property

1 0.06%

family land 1 0.06%

FAMILY LAND

1 0.06%

Hired from the national

1 0.06%

Hiring every croping season

1 0.06%

rented 3 0.18%

Rented 2 0.12%

# cultivate: Did you cultivate in %rostertitle% during the past cropping season?



Literal Question Did you cultivate in this [PARCEL] during the past cropping season?

Post-Question Text No>>Next parcel


1 Yes 1300 78.45%

2 No 337 20.33%

NA 20 1.2%

# waterSource: What is the main water source to %rostertitle%?



Literal Question What is the main water source to this parcel?


1 Irrigated 11 0.66%

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2 Rain-fed 1282 77.36%

3 Swamp/wetland 7 0.42%

NA 357 21.54%

# SECTION_AGcrops__310: Please select all crops grown on %rostertitle% in the second cropping season of



Literal Question Please list all crops grown on this parcel in the second cropping season of 2017 (July-December 2017)


no 1142 68.91%

1 yes 158 9.53%

NA 357 21.54%






no 563 33.97%

1 yes 737 44.47%

NA 357 21.54%






no 776 46.83%

1 yes 524 31.62%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1167 70.42%

1 yes 133 8.02%

NA 357 21.54%

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no 957 57.75%

1 yes 343 20.7%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1223 73.8%

1 yes 77 4.64%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1297 78.27%

1 yes 3 0.18%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1275 76.94%

1 yes 25 1.5%

NA 357 21.54%




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no 1299 78.39%

1 yes 1 0.06%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1291 77.91%

1 yes 9 0.54%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1299 78.39%

1 yes 1 0.06%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1297 78.27%

1 yes 3 0.18%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1298 78.33%

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1 yes 2 0.12%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1293 78.03%

1 yes 7 0.42%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1260 76.04%

1 yes 40 2.41%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1298 78.33%

1 yes 2 0.12%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1289 77.79%

1 yes 11 0.66%

NA 357 21.54%

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no 1298 78.33%

1 yes 2 0.12%

NA 357 21.54%



Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=1300 /-] [Invalid=357 /-] [Mean=0 /-] [StDev=0 /-]



no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1297 78.27%

1 yes 3 0.18%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1277 77.06%

1 yes 23 1.38%

NA 357 21.54%





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no 1287 77.67%

1 yes 13 0.78%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1298 78.33%

1 yes 2 0.12%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1285 77.54%

1 yes 15 0.9%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1286 77.61%

1 yes 14 0.84%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%


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no 1294 78.09%

1 yes 6 0.36%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1294 78.09%

1 yes 6 0.36%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1294 78.09%

1 yes 6 0.36%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1290 77.85%

1 yes 10 0.6%

NA 357 21.54%





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no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1274 76.88%

1 yes 26 1.56%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1255 75.73%

1 yes 45 2.71%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1292 77.97%

1 yes 8 0.48%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1191 71.87%

1 yes 109 6.57%

NA 357 21.54%


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no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1199 72.35%

1 yes 101 6.09%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1288 77.73%

1 yes 12 0.72%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

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NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1295 78.15%

1 yes 5 0.3%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1296 78.21%

1 yes 4 0.24%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%




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no 1295 78.15%

1 yes 5 0.3%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1297 78.27%

1 yes 3 0.18%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%



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no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%






no 1300 78.45%

NA 357 21.54%

# batch_num: Batch Number



Literal Question Batch Sequence Number

# s1aq9: Sample number



Literal Question SAMPLE NO.


1 173 10.44%

2 164 9.89%

3 174 10.5%

4 177 10.68%

5 169 10.19%

6 165 9.95%

7 147 8.87%

8 162 9.77%

9 161 9.71%

10 165 9.95%

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Literal Question Household Identifier

# prcid: Parcel identifier


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Literal Question Parcel Number


1 1975 77.72%

2 453 17.82%

3 87 3.42%

4 16 0.62%

5 4 0.15%

6 6 0.23%

# SECTION_AG__id:




120 28 1.1%

130 745 29.31%

141 45 1.77%

150 112 4.4%

210 528 20.77%

221 5 0.19%

222 15 0.59%

223 3 0.11%

310 160 6.29%

320 8 0.31%

330 4 0.15%

340 104 4.09%

410 11 0.43%

420 26 1.02%

440 14 0.55%

450 11 0.43%

460 12 0.47%

470 10 0.39%

490 2 0.07%

510 4 0.15%

520 5 0.19%

530 24 0.94%

610 40 1.57%

620 135 5.31%

630 348 13.69%

640 4 0.15%

710 2 0.07%

720 2 0.07%

741 79 3.1%

742 2 0.07%

744 3 0.11%

750 7 0.27%

760 7 0.27%

770 7 0.27%

810 8 0.31%

811 2 0.07%

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812 2 0.07%

820 1 0.03%

890 16 0.62%

# seedlings: Did you use seed/seedlings on %rostertitle% ?



Literal Question Did you use seed/seedlings on [CROP]?


1 Yes, purchased 886 34.86%

2 Yes, from Refugee support package/UNHCR/Relief assistance

85 3.34%

3 Yes Both(purchased and Refugee support package/UNHCR/Relief assistance

13 0.51%

4 No 68 2.67%

5 Own seed 1148 45.17%

6 Neibour/ friend 292 11.49%

NA 49 1.92%

# pesticides: Did you use pesticides on %rostertitle% ?



Literal Question Did you use pesticides on [CROP]?


1 Yes, purchased 181 7.12%

2 Yes, from Refugee support package/UNHCR/Relief assistance

7 0.27%

3 Both 3 0.11%

4 No 2293 90.24%

5 Neibour/ friend 10 0.39%

NA 47 1.84%

# irrigated: How was %rostertitle% irrigated?



Literal Question How was [CROP] irrigated?


1 Rain-fed 2486 97.83%

3 Sprinkler 4 0.15%

4 Surface 2 0.07%

96 Other(specify) 2 0.07%

NA 47 1.84%

# irrigatedOthers: Others



Literal Question How was [CROP] irrigated? - Other(specify)

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2539 99.92%

Using water from river

2 0.07%

# fertilizers: Did you use fertilizers on %rostertitle% ?



Literal Question Did you use fertilizers on [CROP]


1 Yes, organic 84 3.3%

2 Yes inorganic 39 1.53%

3 Yes, organic and inorganic 14 0.55%

4 No 2357 92.75%

NA 47 1.84%

# labour: Did you use hired labor?



Literal Question Did you use hired labor?


1 Yes 536 21.09%

2 No 1958 77.05%

NA 47 1.84%

# Qty: How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Quatity)



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Qty

# Unit_measure: How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Unit measure)



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Unit of measure


1 Kilogram (KG) 213 8.38%

9 Sack (120 kgs) 278 10.94%

10 Sack (100 kgs) 766 30.14%

12 Sack (50 kgs) 310 12.19%

14 Jerrican (20 lts) 10 0.39%

15 Jerrican(10 lts) 1 0.03%

16 Jerrican (5 lts) 1 0.03%

20 Tin (20 lts) 13 0.51%

21 Tin (5 lts) 5 0.19%

22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 432 17%

30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 6 0.23%

32 Cup/Mug(0.5 lt) 1 0.03%

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37 Basket (20 kg) 84 3.3%

38 Basket (10 kg) 53 2.08%

39 Basket (5 kg) 36 1.41%

40 Basket (2 kg) 9 0.35%

67 Bunch (Big) 10 0.39%

68 Bunch (Medium) 45 1.77%

69 Bunch (Small) 12 0.47%

83 Tobacco leaf (Number) 1 0.03%

87 Piece (Large) 6 0.23%

88 Piece (Medium) 16 0.62%

89 Piece (Small) 1 0.03%

90 Heap (Large) 18 0.7%

91 Heap (Medium) 10 0.39%

92 Heap (Small) 6 0.23%

94 Cluster (Medium) 1 0.03%

NA 197 7.75%

# conditionState: In what state was %rostertitle% harvested (condition State)



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Condition/State


11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 57 2.24%

12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 91 3.58%

13 Green harvested - in the cob 132 5.19%

14 Green harvested - in the pods 119 4.68%

20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 551 21.68%

21 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 25 0.98%

22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 71 2.79%

23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 69 2.71%

24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 174 6.84%

31 Dry at harvest - with shell/cob and with stalk 18 0.7%

32 Dry at harvest - with shell 70 2.75%

33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 74 2.91%

35 Dry at harvest - grain 287 11.29%

40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 68 2.67%

41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 6 0.23%

42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 34 1.33%

43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 39 1.53%

44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 98 3.85%

45 Dry - grain 303 11.92%

99 Not Applicable 114 4.48%

NA 141 5.54%

# Conversion: How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Conversion KG)



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Conversion (Kg)

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# consume: Did the household consume a portion of the %rostertitle%?



Literal Question Did the household consume a portion of the [CROP]


1 Yes 2189 86.14%

2 No 273 10.74%

NA 79 3.1%

# sell: Did the household sell a portion of the %rostertitle%?



Literal Question Did the household sell a portion of the [crop]?


1 Yes 1198 47.14%

2 No 1265 49.78%

NA 78 3.06%

# statenumber2: Was the %rostertitle% harvested in the second state?



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested


1 Yes 565 22.23%

2 No 1898 74.69%

NA 78 3.06%

# Qty2: How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Quatity)

Information [Type= discrete] [Format= numeric] [Range= 0.5-2000] [Missing=*]


Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Quantity


0.5 4 0.15%

1 201 7.91%

1.25 1 0.03%

1.5 22 0.86%

2 130 5.11%

2.5 6 0.23%

3 50 1.96%

3.5 1 0.03%

4 27 1.06%

4.5 1 0.03%

5 21 0.82%

6 12 0.47%

7 8 0.31%

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7.5 1 0.03%

8 4 0.15%

9 3 0.11%

10 10 0.39%

12 5 0.19%

14 1 0.03%

15 3 0.11%

16 1 0.03%

18 4 0.15%

20 7 0.27%

25 5 0.19%

30 3 0.11%

35 2 0.07%

40 2 0.07%

46 1 0.03%

50 5 0.19%

56 1 0.03%

60 1 0.03%

65 1 0.03%

70 2 0.07%

80 3 0.11%

100 3 0.11%

110 1 0.03%

120 1 0.03%

150 4 0.15%

200 1 0.03%

240 2 0.07%

270 1 0.03%

500 1 0.03%

1440 1 0.03%

2000 1 0.03%

NA 1976 77.76%

# Unit_measure2: How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Unit measure)



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Unit of measure


1 Kilogram (KG) 31 1.21%

9 Sack (120 kgs) 52 2.04%

10 Sack (100 kgs) 278 10.94%

12 Sack (50 kgs) 87 3.42%

14 Jerrican (20 lts) 5 0.19%

20 Tin (20 lts) 2 0.07%

22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 80 3.14%

30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1 kg) 8 0.31%

37 Basket (20 kg) 12 0.47%

38 Basket (10 kg) 3 0.11%

39 Basket (5 kg) 1 0.03%

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67 Bunch (Big) 3 0.11%

68 Bunch (Medium) 2 0.07%

88 Piece (Medium) 1 0.03%

NA 1976 77.76%

# conditionState2: In what state was %rostertitle% harvested (condition State)



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Condition/State


11 Green harvested - with shell/cob and with stalk 7 0.27%

12 Green harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 1 0.03%

13 Green harvested - in the cob 10 0.39%

14 Green harvested - in the pods 12 0.47%

20 Fresh/raw harvested - state not applicable 11 0.43%

22 Fresh/raw harvested - with shell/cob without stalk 7 0.27%

23 Fresh/raw harvested - in the cob 5 0.19%

24 Fresh/raw harvested - in pods 10 0.39%

32 Dry at harvest - with shell 6 0.23%

33 Dry at harvest - in the cob 51 2%

35 Dry at harvest - grain 74 2.91%

40 Dry after additional drying - state not applicable 22 0.86%

41 Dry after additional drying - with shell and with stalk 1 0.03%

42 Dry after additional drying - with shell 6 0.23%

43 Dry after additional drying - in the cob 16 0.62%

44 Dry after additional drying - In pods or shell/husks 46 1.81%

45 Dry - grain 279 10.97%

99 Not Applicable 1 0.03%

NA 1976 77.76%

# Conversion2: How much of %rostertitle% was harvested (Conversion)



Literal Question How much of [CROP] was harvested - Conversion (Kg)

# consume2: Did the household consume a portion of the %rostertitle%?



Literal Question Did the household consume a portion of the [CROP]


1 Yes 542 21.33%

2 No 23 0.9%

NA 1976 77.76%

# sell2: Did the household sell a portion of the %rostertitle%?


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Literal Question Did the household sell a portion of the [crop]?


1 Yes 377 14.83%

2 No 188 7.39%

NA 1976 77.76%










1 284 11.17%

2 261 10.27%

3 260 10.23%

4 280 11.01%

5 245 9.64%

6 261 10.27%

7 239 9.4%

8 209 8.22%

9 251 9.87%

10 251 9.87%

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# lvstid: Livestock identifier



Literal Question Type of livestock species


101 EXOTIC/CROSS- Large ruminants eg Bulls,Cows,Oxen

613 12.5%

102 EXOTIC/CROSS- Small ruminants eg. goats, Sheep, 613 12.5%

103 EXOTIC/CROSS- Poultry 613 12.5%

104 EXOTIC/CROSS- Pigs 613 12.5%

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105 INDIGENOUS- Large ruminants eg Bulls,Cows,Oxen 613 12.5%

106 INDIGENOUS- Small ruminants eg. goats, Sheep, 613 12.5%

107 INDIGENOUS- Poultry 613 12.5%

108 INDIGENOUS- Pigs 613 12.5%

# AG3: How many %rostertitle% (at your farm or away) are owned by your household now?



Literal Question How many [ANIMAL] (at your farm or away) are owned by your household now?

Post-Question Text None >> next species


None 3882 79.15%

1 159 3.24%

2 175 3.56%

3 142 2.89%

4 114 2.32%

5 112 2.28%

6 70 1.42%

7 37 0.75%

8 32 0.65%

9 11 0.22%

10 54 1.1%

11 4 0.08%

12 22 0.44%

13 2 0.04%

14 3 0.06%

15 25 0.5%

16 3 0.06%

18 4 0.08%

19 1 0.02%

20 20 0.4%

21 1 0.02%

22 1 0.02%

24 1 0.02%

25 2 0.04%

27 1 0.02%

28 1 0.02%

30 11 0.22%

40 2 0.04%

45 2 0.04%

50 2 0.04%

60 1 0.02%

100 2 0.04%

200 4 0.08%

NA 1 0.02%

# AG4: Did you consume any [ANIMAL] during the past 12 months?


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Literal Question Did you consume any [ANIMAL] during the past 12 months?


1 Yes 321 6.54%

2 No 700 14.27%

NA 3883 79.18%

# AG5: Did you sell any [ANIMAL] during the past 12 months?



Literal Question Did you sell any [ANIMAL] during the past 12 months?


1 Yes 321 6.54%

2 No 700 14.27%

NA 3883 79.18%

# AG6: Has the household produced any animal by-products from [ANIMAL GROUP]



Literal Question Has the household produced any animal by-products from [ANIMAL GROUP]


1 Yes 287 5.85%

2 No 734 14.96%

NA 3883 79.18%

# AG7: Did the household consume/sell any of the [EGGS]?



Literal Question Did the household consume/sell any of the [EGGS]?


1 Yes, consumed 102 2.07%

2 Yes, sold 9 0.18%

3 Yes, both 19 0.38%

4 No 28 0.57%

NA 4746 96.77%

# AG8: Did the household consume/sell any of the [MILK]?



Literal Question Did the household consume/sell any of the [MILK]?



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2 Yes, sold 7 0.14%

3 Yes, both 26 0.53%

4 No 40 0.81%

NA 4789 97.65%

# AG9: Did the household consume/sell any of the [MEAT]?



Literal Question Did the household consume/sell any of the [MEAT]?



2 Yes, sold 5 0.1%

3 Yes, both 38 0.77%

4 No 151 3.07%

NA 4617 94.14%

# AG10: Did the household consume /sell any of the [DUNG]?



Literal Question Did the household consume/sell any of the [DUNG/URINE]?



2 Yes, sold 2 0.04%

3 Yes, both 2 0.04%

4 No 238 4.85%

NA 4617 94.14%

# AG11: Did the household consume/sell any of the [SKIN & HIDES]?



Literal Question Did the household consume/sell any of the [SKIN & HIDES]?



2 Yes, sold 13 0.26%

3 Yes, both 10 0.2%

4 No 87 1.77%

NA 4789 97.65%






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1 496 10.11%

2 504 10.27%

3 512 10.44%

4 536 10.92%

5 544 11.09%

6 440 8.97%

7 440 8.97%

8 456 9.29%

9 520 10.6%

10 456 9.29%

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# lvstinputid: Livestock input identifier



Literal Question INPUT CODE


1 Fodder/feed 613 10%

2 Manufactured feeds, salt 613 10%

3 Vet Services/Drugs/Vaccine 613 10%

4 Enclosure/shelter 613 10%

5 Hiring livestock 613 10%

6 Access to water 613 10%

7 Branding, De-horning, etc 613 10%

8 Livestock Insurance 613 10%

9 Purchase and repairs of facilities/structures 613 10%

10 Other (specify) 613 10%

# LIVESTOCKINPUTSothers: Other (specify)



Literal Question INPUT CODE - Other


5517 90%

- 25 0.4%

##N/A## 2 0.03%

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0 107 1.74%

1 1 0.01%

BULLS HELPING IN CULTIVATION

1 0.01%

Hired labour

1 0.01%

Labor 2 0.03%

n/a 13 0.21%

N/A 12 0.19%

NA 3 0.04%

no 33 0.53%

No 7 0.11%

NO 1 0.01%

NO NONE 1 0.01%

no other 13 0.21%

no others 1 0.01%

none 138 2.25%

None 97 1.58%

NONE 68 1.1%

not applicable

14 0.22%

Not applicable

26 0.42%

nothing 7 0.11%

nothing to specify

2 0.03%

nt applicable

1 0.01%

o 2 0.03%

OTHER 21 0.34%

ropes 10 0.16%

Ropes 2 0.03%

ROPES 2 0.03%

# AAG3: Did you use %rostertitle% in the last 12 months?



Literal Question Did you use [INPUT] in the last 12 months?

Post-Question Text NO >> NEXT ROW


1 Yes 382 6.23%

2 No 5748 93.76%

# AAG4: How did you obtain the %rostertitle%?



Literal Question How did you obtain the [INPUT]?

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1 Purchase or rent 224 3.65%

2 Refugee support package (UNHCR) / Relief assistance 10 0.16%

3 Other [specify] 148 2.41%

NA 5748 93.76%

# AAG4_oth: How did you obtain the %rostertitle%? OTHERS



Literal Question How did you obtain the [INPUT]? - Other [specify]

# AAG5: During the last month, how much did you spend on %rostertitle%, including transp



Literal Question During the last month, how much did you spend on [INPUT], including transport in total?










1 620 10.11%

2 630 10.27%

3 640 10.44%

4 670 10.92%

5 680 11.09%

6 550 8.97%

7 550 8.97%

8 570 9.29%

9 650 10.6%

10 570 9.29%

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# cid: Community identifier



# batch_num: Batch ID



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# s1aq2a: District



Literal Question DISTRICT


Adjumani 11 4.93%

ADJUMANI

7 3.13%

Arua 7 3.13%

ARUA 12 5.38%

Hoima 7 3.13%

HOIMA 11 4.93%

Isingiro 9 4.03%

ISINGIRO 9 4.03%

Kampala 36 16.14%

Kamwenge 8 3.58%

KAMWENGE

9 4.03%

Kiryandongo

5 2.24%

KIRYANDONGO

7 3.13%

KOBOKO 6 2.69%

Kyegegwa 4 1.79%

KYEGEGWA

10 4.48%

Lamwo 3 1.34%

LAMWO 7 3.13%

Moyo 4 1.79%

MOYO 6 2.69%

WAKISO 8 3.58%

Yumbe 28 12.55%

YUMBE 9 4.03%

# s1bq2: Response code



Literal Question Response code


1 Completed 204 91.47%

2 Partial 6 2.69%

3 Not done 5 2.24%

NA 8 3.58%

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Literal Question Community identifier

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# pid: Key informat identifier



Literal Question Key informant


1 212 16.75%

2 209 16.52%

3 208 16.44%

4 204 16.12%

5 170 13.43%

6 95 7.5%

7 58 4.58%

8 42 3.32%

9 26 2.05%

10 16 1.26%

11 10 0.79%

12 4 0.31%

13 3 0.23%

14 1 0.07%

15 2 0.15%

16 1 0.07%

17 2 0.15%

18 1 0.07%

19 1 0.07%

# CR02: Sex



Literal Question Sex


1 Male 852 67.35%

2 Female 413 32.64%

# CR03: CR03: How old is %rostertitle%?



Literal Question How old is [NAME]?

# CR04: CR04: What position does %rostertitle% currently have in this community?



Literal Question What position does [NAME] currently have in this community?


1 Chairperson 158 12.49%

2 Representative Women 118 9.32%

3 Representative Youth 88 6.95%

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4 Elderly 92 7.27%

5 School Headmaster 9 0.71%

6 School Teacher 34 2.68%

7 Agricultural Extension officer 1 0.07%

8 Health worker 55 4.34%

9 Business man/woman 75 5.92%

10 Religious leader 15 1.18%

11 Police 16 1.26%

12 Local community member 410 32.41%

96 Other Specify 194 15.33%

# CR04b: Others



Literal Question What position does [NAME] currently have in this community? - Other Specify

# CR05: CR05: For how many years have %rostertitle% lived in this community?



Literal Question For how many years have [NAME] lived in this Community?

# CR06: CR06: What is the highest educational qualification %rostertitle% has attained?



Literal Question What is the highest educational qualification [NAME} has attained?


1 Never attended 108 8.53%

2 Some Primary 413 32.64%

3 Completed primary 155 12.25%

4 Some secondary 356 28.14%

5 Completed secondary 118 9.32%

6 Beyond Secondary 115 9.09%

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# SA01: Sr No



Literal Question Sr. No


1 Government Primary School 212 2.63%

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2 Private Primary School 212 2.63%

3 Government Secondary School 212 2.63%

4 Private Secondary School 212 2.63%

5 Technical/Vocational School 212 2.63%

6 Alternative Basic Education for Karamoja 212 2.63%

7 Functional Adult Literacy (FAL) Centre 212 2.63%

8 Government Health Centre 212 2.63%

9 Government Hospital 212 2.63%

10 Private (NGO) Clinic 212 2.63%

11 Private Hospital 212 2.63%

12 Pharmacy 212 2.63%

13 Bank 212 2.63%

14 Post Office 212 2.63%

15 Market Selling Agricultural Inputs 212 2.63%

16 Market Selling Agricultural Produce 212 2.63%

17 Market Selling Non-Agricultural Produce 212 2.63%

18 Primary Market for Livestock 212 2.63%

19 National Road (Paved) 212 2.63%

20 National Road (Unpaved) 212 2.63%

21 Feeder/District Road 212 2.63%

22 Community Road 212 2.63%

23 Traditional Healer 212 2.63%

24 Agricultural Extension Services 212 2.63%

25 Veterinary Services 212 2.63%

26 Slaughter Slabs 212 2.63%

27 Dip Tank 211 2.61%

28 Crushes 212 2.63%

29 Charcos Dam 212 2.63%

30 Hides & Skins Bandas 212 2.63%

31 Fisheries Extension Services 212 2.63%

32 Police Station/Police post 212 2.63%

33 Army Detach/Barracks 212 2.63%

34 NGO 212 2.63%

35 Microfinance institutions services 212 2.63%

36 Internet Point of access 212 2.63%

37 Pay phone 212 2.63%

38 Urban Roads 212 2.63%

# SA03: Is [SERVICE] available to members of the LC1?



Literal Question Is [SERVICE] available to members of the LC1/cluster (even if they must travel to use it?)

Post-Question Text - No (>> NEXT ITEM)- Not Applicable (>> NEXT ITEM)


1 Yes,within LC1 809 10.04%

2 Yes,outside LC1 2637 32.73%

3 No 4485 55.67%

97 Not applicable 124 1.53%

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# SA05: SA05: What is the distance from village centre to %rostertitle%



Literal Question What is the distance from village centre (i.e. geographical middle) to [SERVICE] in kms?

# SA06: What is the most common means of transport to [SERVICE]?



Literal Question What is the most common means of transport to [SERVICE]?


1 Walking 2351 29.18%

2 Taxi (Car) 222 2.75%

3 Pickup/Truck 1 0.01%

4 Bus/Mini-bus 158 1.96%

5 Boda Boda (Bicycle) 50 0.62%

6 Boda Boda (M/cycle) 620 7.69%

7 Own motorcycle 1 0.01%

8 Own bicycle 29 0.36%

10 Own car 4 0.04%

96 Other 9 0.11%

NA 4610 57.23%

# SA06b: SA06b: OTHER-What is the most common means of transport to %rostertitle%?



Literal Question What is the most common means of transport to [SERVICE]? - Other (specify)


8046 99.88%

Ambulance 1 0.01%

Boda boda then a taxi

1 0.01%

Boda boda then gets a taxi

1 0.01%

NGO vans 1 0.01%

UNHCR vans

5 0.06%

# SA07: Time taken to get to [SERVICE] from village centre using common means of transport



Literal Question What is the time taken to get to [SERVICE] from village centre using common means of transport?

# SA08: How do you rate the quality of service offered by [SERVICE]?



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Literal Question How do you rate the quality of service offered by [SERVICE]?


1 Good 1640 20.36%

2 Average 1417 17.59%

3 Poor 388 4.81%

NA 4610 57.23%

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# A01: A01. How has the availability of safe water changed in the last 2 years?



Literal Question How has the availability of safe water changed in the last 2 years?


1 Improved 116 54.71%

2 Same 59 27.83%

3 Deteriorated 19 8.96%

4 No safe water in this period 18 8.49%

# A03: A03. Do the people in your community pay for using water?



Literal Question Do the people in your community pay for using water?


1 Yes, Always 68 32.07%

2 Yes, Sometimes 57 26.88%

3 No 87 41.03%

# A04: A04. What is the purpose of the payments?



Literal Question What is the purpose of the payments?


1 User fees/tariffs 55 25.94%

2 Maintenance costs 69 32.54%


NA 87 41.03%

# A04_oth: Other(specify)


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Literal Question What is the purpose of the payments? - Other(specify)


211 99.52%

Whenever it breaks down

1 0.47%

# A05__1: Covered Latrine Private



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - Covered Latrine Private


No 66 31.13%

1 Yes 146 68.86%

# A05__2: Covered Latrine Shared



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - Covered Latrine Shared


No 65 30.66%

1 Yes 147 69.33%

# A05__3: VIP Latrine Private



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - VIP Latrine Private


No 174 82.07%

1 Yes 38 17.92%

# A05__4: VIP Latrine Shared



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - VIP Latrine Shared


No 186 87.73%

1 Yes 26 12.26%

# A05__5: Uncovered Pit Latrine


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Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - Uncovered Pit Latrine


No 119 56.13%

1 Yes 93 43.86%

# A05__6: Flush Toilet Private



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - Flush Toilet Private


No 178 83.96%

1 Yes 34 16.03%

# A05__7: Flush Toilet Shared



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - Flush Toilet Shared


No 207 97.64%

1 Yes 5 2.35%

# A05__8: Ecosan Toilet



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - Ecosan Toilet


No 210 99.05%

1 Yes 2 0.94%

# A05__9: No Toilet / Bush



Literal Question Which of the following types of toilets are mostly used in your community? - No Toilet / Bush


No 206 97.16%

1 Yes 6 2.83%

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# cs3q2: cs3q2: What is the %cs3q1%’s EMIS number?



Literal Question What is the school’s EMIS number?

# cs3q4: cs3q4: What is the function of the respondent?



Literal Question What is the function of the respondent?


1 Headmaster 105 50%

2 Deputy Headmaster 44 20.95%

3 Teacher 48 22.85%


# cs3q4_oth: Other (specify)



Literal Question What is the function of the respondent? - Other (specify)


197 93.8%

DIRECTOR 2 0.95%

Director of studies

2 0.95%

DIRECTOR OF STUDIES

3 1.42%

Director of the school

1 0.47%

school Bursar

1 0.47%

Secretary 1 0.47%

Senior Woman

1 0.47%

Senior woman

1 0.47%

SENIOR WOMAN

1 0.47%

# cs3q5: cs3q5: How long has the respondent been at %cs3q1%?



Literal Question How long has the respondent been at the school?


19 9.04%

1 39 18.57%

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2 30 14.28%

3 15 7.14%

4 22 10.47%

5 23 10.95%

6 8 3.8%

7 13 6.19%

8 13 6.19%

9 5 2.38%

10 8 3.8%

12 1 0.47%

13 2 0.95%

14 3 1.42%

15 3 1.42%

18 4 1.9%

19 1 0.47%

25 1 0.47%

# cs3q6: cs3q6: Who manages %cs3q1%?



Literal Question Who manages this school?


1 Government 125 59.52%

2 Private 23 10.95%

3 NGO/Religious Association 53 25.23%





Literal Question Who manages this school? - Other (specify)


201 95.71%

Both NGO and Government aided school

1 0.47%

commuity school managed by international service voluntary Association an NGO

1 0.47%

COMMUNITY

1 0.47%

Government and Ngo supported

1 0.47%

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Implemented by Windle Trust and funded by United Nations High Commissioner of Refugees

1 0.47%

implemented by Windle Trust International and funded by United Nations High Commissioner of Refugees

1 0.47%

implemented by Windle Trust International but funded by United Nations High Commissioner of Refugees

1 0.47%

management under UNCR project to Window Trust International to Uganda

1 0.47%

PARENTS 1 0.47%

# cs3q7: cs3q7:INTERVIEWER: IS IT A SCHOOL DAY OR WEEKEND/HOLIDAY?



Literal Question INTERVIEWER: IS IT A SCHOOL DAY OR WEEKEND/HOLIDAY?


1 School Day 167 79.52%

2 Weekend/Holiday 43 20.47%

# cs3q7a: cs3q7A:Is %cs3q1% shared by refugees and Uganda students?



Literal Question Is this school shared by refugees and Uganda students?


1 Yes 156 74.28%

2 No 54 25.71%

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# cs3q8: Facility identifier


Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=1115 /-] [Invalid=0 /-] [Mean=3 /-] [StDev=1.41484816575364 /-]

Literal Question Facility


1 Classrooms 223 20%

2 Teachers’ houses 223 20%

3 Library 223 20%

4 Toilets/Latrines 223 20%

5 Others(specify) 223 20%

# facilityOthers: Others(specify)



Literal Question Facility - Others(specify)


913 81.88%

0 31 2.78%

borehole 3 0.26%

Borehole 1 0.08%

domitries 1 0.08%

Dormitories 1 0.08%

DORMITORIES

1 0.08%

Furniture 1 0.08%

FURNITURE

1 0.08%

kitchen 1 0.08%

Kitchen 11 0.98%

KITCHEN 1 0.08%

Kitchen and dinning room

1 0.08%

N/A 1 0.08%

NA 1 0.08%

NIL 1 0.08%

no 17 1.52%

No 7 0.62%

none 50 4.48%

None 12 1.07%

NONE 1 0.08%

noneel 1 0.08%

Not applicable

1 0.08%

not applicable

1 0.08%

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note about this school is that they have not yet registered any primary seven students they will sitPLE this year

1 0.08%

NOTHING 1 0.08%

o 1 0.08%

play ground 2 0.17%

RELIABLE WATER POINT

1 0.08%

School kitchen

1 0.08%

STAFF QUARTER LATRINES

1 0.08%

Staff toilets 1 0.08%

TAP WATER

1 0.08%

TOILET FOR TEACHER'S

1 0.08%

TOILET IN THE TEACHER'S QUATERS

1 0.08%

Water 3 0.26%

Water facility

1 0.08%

water facility

1 0.08%

Water facility

9 0.8%

Water facilty

1 0.08%

WATER POINT

24 2.15%

WATER SOURCE

1 0.08%

water supply

1 0.08%

water tank 1 0.08%

Water tank 1 0.08%

# cs3q9: Are %rostertitle% available at %cs3q1%?



Literal Question Are [FACILITIES] available at the school?

Post-Question Text No (>>NEXT)


1 Yes 703 63.04%

2 No 343 30.76%

NA 69 6.18%

# cs3q10: Is the %rostertitle% adequate?


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Literal Question Is the [FACILITY] adequate?


1 Yes 215 19.28%

2 No 488 43.76%

NA 412 36.95%

# cs3q11: What type of buildings does %cs3q1% have?



Literal Question What type of buildings does the school have?


1 Permanent 482 43.22%

2 Semi-permanent 55 4.93%

3 Both permanent & Semi-permanent 78 6.99%

4 Temporary 44 3.94%

96 Other (Specify) 44 3.94%

NA 412 36.95%

# cs3q11_oth: Other (Specify)



Literal Question What type of buildings does the school have? - Other (Specify)


1071 96.05%

BOTH PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY STRUCTURE

1 0.08%

EMPTY TANK

1 0.08%

Good condition

1 0.08%

grass thatched

1 0.08%

KEEPS BREAKING DOWN

2 0.17%

LEAKING TENTS

1 0.08%

NOT FUCTIONING

1 0.08%

shared room with offices

1 0.08%

TEACHER'S SLEEPING IN CLASSROOMS

1 0.08%

TEMPORARY AND SEMI PERMANENT

1 0.08%

TENT 29 2.6%

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Tents 1 0.08%

TENTS 1 0.08%

UN RELIABLE

1 0.08%

within the headmasters office

1 0.08%

# cs3q12: What is the condition of the %rostertitle%?



Literal Question What is the condition of the [FACILITY]?


1 Good 297 26.63%

2 Fair 269 24.12%

3 Poor 137 12.28%

NA 412 36.95%

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# cs3q25: type of payment identifier



Literal Question Payment for services by parents/guardians at the school - Type


1 Development/building fees 210 10.01%

2 Lunch 210 10.01%

3 School uniform 210 10.01%

4 Exercise books 210 10.01%

5 Text books 209 9.97%

6 Pens and Pencils 210 10.01%

7 Geometry sets 210 10.01%

8 Rulers 210 10.01%

9 Coaching Services 210 10.01%

10 Others (specify) 207 9.87%

# paymentService_oth: Others (specify)



Literal Question Payment for services by parents/guardians at the school - Others (specify)

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1896 90.45%

0 30 1.43%

00 1 0.04%

boarding fees

1 0.04%

Computer skills

1 0.04%

CONSELLING AND GUIDIANCE

1 0.04%

counselling 1 0.04%

drinking water

1 0.04%

E learning 1 0.04%

examination fee

1 0.04%

Exams 1 0.04%

EXAMS 3 0.14%

EXTRA TIME TO WEAK PUPILS

1 0.04%

Firewood 1 0.04%

First aid 1 0.04%

Monthly exams

1 0.04%

N/A 1 0.04%

NA 1 0.04%

NIL 2 0.09%

no 19 0.9%

No 5 0.23%

non 1 0.04%

none 74 3.53%

None 13 0.62%

NONE 25 1.19%

not applicable

3 0.14%

Not applicable

1 0.04%

o 1 0.04%

remidal lessons

1 0.04%

SANITARY PADS

3 0.14%

school fees 1 0.04%

sports 1 0.04%

SWIMMING

1 0.04%

the scolastic materials are provided by Windle Trust

1 0.04%

# cs3q26: Does this school provide %rostertitle% to students?



Literal Question Does this school provide [ITEM] to students?


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1 Yes 668 31.87%

2 No 1428 68.12%

# cs3q27: Does the school charge for [ITEM]?



Literal Question Does the school charge for [ITEM]?



1 Yes, only refugee students 10 0.47%

2 Yes, only non-refugee students 72 3.43%

3 Yes, Both 214 10.2%

4 No 372 17.74%

NA 1428 68.12%

# cs3q28a: What is the average amount charged per child for %rostertitle%? Refugee



Literal Question What is the average amount charged per child for [ITEM]? - Refugee


10 0.47%

500 1 0.04%

1000 9 0.42%

1500 1 0.04%

2000 22 1.04%

2500 2 0.09%

3000 19 0.9%

3500 2 0.09%

4000 4 0.19%

4500 2 0.09%

5000 18 0.85%

6000 3 0.14%

7000 3 0.14%

8000 4 0.19%

10000 13 0.62%

12000 3 0.14%

15000 8 0.38%

16000 1 0.04%

20000 12 0.57%

21000 1 0.04%

22500 2 0.09%

25000 10 0.47%

30000 17 0.81%

35000 2 0.09%

37000 1 0.04%

38000 1 0.04%

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40000 9 0.42%

45000 2 0.09%

48000 1 0.04%

50000 13 0.62%

52000 5 0.23%

55000 1 0.04%

56000 2 0.09%

60000 4 0.19%

65000 2 0.09%

70000 1 0.04%

75000 2 0.09%

78000 2 0.09%

80000 1 0.04%

120000 6 0.28%

150000 2 0.09%

NA 1872 89.31%

# cs3q28b: What is the average amount charged per child for %rostertitle%? Non-refugee



Literal Question What is the average amount charged per child for [ITEM]? - Non-refugee

# cs3q29: What is the frequency of payment for %rostertitle%?



Literal Question What is the frequency of payment for [ITEM]?


1 Annual 40 1.9%

2 Per term 207 9.87%

3 Monthly 4 0.19%

4 When required 30 1.43%


NA 1800 85.87%




Literal Question What is the frequency of payment for [ITEM]? - Other (specify)


2081 99.28%

Don't pay 3 0.14%

Free 1 0.04%

no charge 1 0.04%

none 6 0.28%

over the holidays

1 0.04%

per term holiday

1 0.04%

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per week 1 0.04%

they do not pay for it

1 0.04%

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# cs3q48__1: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Delayed remittance



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Delayed remittance of funds

Interviewer Instructions - SHOULD NOT BE READ TO RESPONDENT- RANK UP TO 3 SOURCES BY IMPORTANCE


1 Most serious 7 3.38%

2 Serious 4 1.93%

3 Least serious 5 2.41%

NA 191 92.27%

# cs3q48__2: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate building



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Inadequate buildings




2 Serious 31 14.97%


NA 102 49.27%

# cs3q48__3: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate number o



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Inadequate number of staff



1 Most serious 29 14%

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2 Serious 35 16.9%


NA 131 63.28%

# cs3q48__4: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate number o



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Inadequate number of qualified teachers



2 Serious 8 3.86%


NA 194 93.71%

# cs3q48__5: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Insufficiency of fu



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Insufficiency of funds




2 Serious 22 10.62%


NA 147 71.01%

# cs3q48__6: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Long distances cove



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Long distances covered by pupils




2 Serious 9 4.34%


NA 180 86.95%

# cs3q48__7: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Pupils are hungry



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?

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- Pupils are hungry




2 Serious 8 3.86%


NA 180 86.95%

# cs3q48__8: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Bad behavior/strike


Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=1 /-] [Invalid=206 /-] [Mean=2 /-] [StDev=NA /-]

Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Bad behavior/strikes by pupils



2 Serious 1 0.48%

NA 206 99.51%

# cs3q48__9: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Irregular attendanc



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Irregular attendance by pupils




2 Serious 12 5.79%


NA 165 79.71%

# cs3q48__10: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Inadequate/lack of



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Inadequate/lack of teachers accommodation




2 Serious 32 15.45%


NA 110 53.14%

# cs3q48__11: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Teacher absenteeism

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Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Teacher absenteeism




2 Serious 4 1.93%


NA 199 96.13%

# cs3q48__12: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Bad behavior/strike

Information [Type= discrete] [Format= numeric] [Range= *-*] [Missing=*]

Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=0 /-] [Invalid=207 /-] [Mean=* /-] [StDev=* /-]

Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Bad behavior/strikes by teachers



NA 207 100%

# cs3q48__13: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Lack of parental in



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Lack of parental interest in school affairs




2 Serious 17 8.21%


NA 152 73.42%

# cs3q48__14: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Insecurity



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Insecurity




2 Serious 5 2.41%


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NA 195 94.2%

# cs3q48__96: What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?:Other (specify)



Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Other (specify)




2 Serious 18 8.69%


NA 141 68.11%




Literal Question What are the MAJOR constraints/problems faced by the school?- Other (specify)


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# cs4q4: What is the function of the respondent?



Literal Question What is the function of the respondent?


1 In Charge 93 44.28%

2 Medical Doctor 3 1.42%

3 Nurse 40 19.04%

4 Midwife 18 8.57%

5 Administrator 17 8.09%





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Literal Question What is the function of the respondent? - Other (specify)


171 81.42%

Clinic officer

1 0.47%

clinical officer

2 0.95%

Clinical officer

5 2.38%

Clinical Officer

2 0.95%

CLINICAL OFFICER

10 4.76%

Data Clerk 1 0.47%

Director 1 0.47%

Emergency Coordinator

3 1.42%

In charge maternity

4 1.9%

labaratory assistant

1 0.47%

laboratory assistant

1 0.47%

linkage facilitator

1 0.47%

nursing assistant

1 0.47%

NURSING ASSISTANT

1 0.47%

nursing officer

1 0.47%

SENIOR CLINICAL OFFICER

1 0.47%

Senior clinicians office

1 0.47%

SENIOR NURSING OFFICER

2 0.95%

# cs4q5: How long has the respondent been at the facility?



Literal Question How long has the respondent been at the facility?


16 7.61%

1 91 43.33%

2 30 14.28%

3 23 10.95%

4 15 7.14%

5 10 4.76%

6 7 3.33%

7 3 1.42%

8 3 1.42%

9 3 1.42%

11 4 1.9%

12 3 1.42%

30 1 0.47%

2017 1 0.47%

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# cs4q6: Who owns this facility?



Literal Question Who owns this facility?


1 Government 147 70%

2 Private 11 5.23%

3 NGO/Religious Association 36 17.14%





Literal Question Who owns this facility? - Other (specify)


194 92.38%

ACTION AFRICA HELP INTERNATIONAL under the funding of UNHCR

1 0.47%

Both Government & NGOs

2 0.95%

Both govt and NGOs

3 1.42%

Church of Uganda

1 0.47%

International rescue commitee

1 0.47%

managed by both the Government and International rescue commitee

1 0.47%

managed by International Rescue commitee

1 0.47%

managed by International Rescue commitee and government assistsin giving drugs

1 0.47%

managed by international rescue commitee but akso assisted by Government in the supply of drugs

1 0.47%

managed by missionary and also aided by government

1 0.47%

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Private assisted by Outreach Uganda an NGO abd Government

1 0.47%

PRIVATE BUT NOT FOR PROFIT

1 0.47%

supported by Hoima diocese and the government

1 0.47%

# cs4q7: What is the level of this health facility?



Literal Question What is the level of this health facility?


1 Health Center II 70 33.33%

2 Health Center III 95 45.23%

3 Health Center IV 33 15.71%


NA 1 0.47%




Literal Question What is the level of this health facility? - Other (specify)


199 94.76%

HOSPITAL 2 0.95%

private clinic

5 2.38%

private hospital

1 0.47%

PRIVATE HOSPITAL

1 0.47%

REGIONAL REFERAL HOSPITAL

1 0.47%

small clinic 1 0.47%

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# cs4q45: Service


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Literal Question Service


1 General outpatient 210 8.33%

2 Immunization for children 210 8.33%

3 Antenatal care 210 8.33%

4 Family planning 210 8.33%

5 Tuberculosis treatment 210 8.33%

6 STIs treatment 210 8.33%

7 Community and Outreach Services 210 8.33%

8 Laboratory 210 8.33%

9 Dental services 210 8.33%

10 General inpatient-medical 210 8.33%

11 General inpatient-surgical 210 8.33%

12 Deliveries 210 8.33%

# cs4q46: Is %rostertitle% offered at this health facility?



Literal Question Is [SERVICE] offered at this health facility?

Post-Question Text No (>NEXT SERVICE)


1 Yes 1994 79.12%

2 No 526 20.87%

# cs4q47: Do patients have to pay for %rostertitle%?



Literal Question Do patients have to pay for [SERVICE]?

Post-Question Text No ( >>NEXT SERVICE)


1 Yes 107 4.24%

2 No 1887 74.88%

NA 526 20.87%

# cs4q47b: How much do patients pay on average for %rostertitle%?



Literal Question How much do patients pay on average for [SERVICE]?


12 0.47%

1000 1 0.03%

2000 9 0.35%

3000 2 0.07%

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5000 10 0.39%

7000 3 0.11%

8000 1 0.03%

10000 5 0.19%

12000 1 0.03%

13000 1 0.03%

15000 5 0.19%

20000 11 0.43%

25000 2 0.07%

30000 12 0.47%

35000 1 0.03%

40000 7 0.27%

45000 2 0.07%

50000 7 0.27%

60000 1 0.03%

65000 1 0.03%

80000 2 0.07%

85000 2 0.07%

100000 1 0.03%

120000 2 0.07%

150000 3 0.11%

180000 1 0.03%

500000 1 0.03%

1000000 1 0.03%

NA 2413 95.75%

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# cs4q106__1: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Delayed remitt



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Delayed remittance of funds

Interviewer Instructions - DO NOT READ LIST OUT TO RESPONDENTS- RANK UP TO 3 SOURCES BY IMPORTANCE



2 2nd most serious 7 3.34%

3 3rd most serious 2 0.95%

NA 196 93.77%

# cs4q106__2: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate fun


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Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Inadequate funding






NA 173 82.77%

# cs4q106__3: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate fac



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Inadequate facilities






NA 76 36.36%

# cs4q106__4: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate dru



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Inadequate drugs






NA 101 48.32%

# cs4q106__5: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate cli



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Inadequate clinical equipment





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NA 168 80.38%

# cs4q106__6: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate num



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Inadequate number of staff






NA 118 56.45%

# cs4q106__7: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Inadequate sta


Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=1 /-] [Invalid=208 /-] [Mean=3 /-] [StDev=NA /-]

Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Inadequate staff skills




NA 208 99.52%

# cs4q106__8: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Long distances



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Long distances from service users






NA 192 91.86%

# cs4q106__9: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Negative attit



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Negative attitudes of some service users

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NA 183 87.55%

# cs4q106__10: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Low pay to sta



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Low pay to staff






NA 200 95.69%

# cs4q106__11: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Insecurity



Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Insecurity





NA 204 97.6%

# cs4q106__12: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Low staff mora

Information [Type= discrete] [Format= numeric] [Range= *-*] [Missing=*]

Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=0 /-] [Invalid=209 /-] [Mean=* /-] [StDev=* /-]

Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Low staff morale



NA 209 100%

# cs4q106__96: What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?:Other (specify



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Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Other (specify)






NA 103 49.28%




Literal Question What are the MAJOR limiting factors faced by the health facility?- Other (specify)


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# E01: During the past 12 months, were farmers in this community visited by any agricul



Literal Question During the past 12 months, were farmers in this community visited by any agricultural extension worker(s)

Post-Question Text No>>A04


1 Yes, Govt 23 10.84%

2 Yes, private 30 14.15%

3 Yes, both private and government 24 11.32%

4 No 135 63.67%

# E02__1: What were the types of extension services offered?:Treatment of Animal diseases



Literal Question IF YES IN A01; What were the types of extension services offered?

Interviewer Instructions READ OUT


No 52 24.52%

1 Yes 25 11.79%

NA 135 63.67%

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# E02__2: What were the types of extension services offered?:Control of crop diseases






No 55 25.94%

1 Yes 22 10.37%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__3: What were the types of extension services offered?:Vaccination






No 64 30.18%

1 Yes 13 6.13%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__4: What were the types of extension services offered?:Artificial insemination






No 77 36.32%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__5: What were the types of extension services offered?:Advice on good agricultural p






No 39 18.39%

1 Yes 38 17.92%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__6: What were the types of extension services offered?:Marketing



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No 67 31.6%

1 Yes 10 4.71%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__7: What were the types of extension services offered?:use of fertilizers






No 69 32.54%

1 Yes 8 3.77%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__8: What were the types of extension services offered?:farm mechanization






No 76 35.84%

1 Yes 1 0.47%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__9: What were the types of extension services offered?:Advice on credit services






No 75 35.37%

1 Yes 2 0.94%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__10: What were the types of extension services offered?:Environmental conservation





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No 70 33.01%

1 Yes 7 3.3%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02__96: What were the types of extension services offered?:Other(specify)






No 64 30.18%

1 Yes 13 6.13%

NA 135 63.67%

# E02b: Others



Literal Question IF YES IN A01; What were the types of extension services offered? - Other (specify)


199 93.86%

BACK YARD AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES

1 0.47%

distributed cassava cuttings

1 0.47%

distributing heifers

1 0.47%

DISTRIBUTION OF INPUYS

1 0.47%

gave them oxen and sheep

1 0.47%

Good fishing practices

1 0.47%

How to work with other groups

1 0.47%

INPUT DISTRIBUTION

1 0.47%

safe and legal fishing sensitisation

1 0.47%

SEED DISTRIBUTION

3 1.41%

taught how to plant sunflower

1 0.47%

# E03: Do you comply with the services the EXTENSION officer gives?



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Literal Question Do you comply with the services the EXTENSION Officer gives?


1 Yes, Always 39 18.39%

2 Yes, Sometimes 37 17.45%

3 No 1 0.47%

NA 135 63.67%

# E04: Are there any irrigated fields in this community?



Literal Question Are there any irrigated fields in this Community?


1 Yes 13 6.13%

2 No 199 93.86%

# E05: Do any farmers in this community use Organic fertilizers?



Literal Question Do any farmers in this community use Organic Fertilizers?


1 Yes, most 5 2.35%

2 Yes, some 52 24.52%

3 No 155 73.11%

# E06: Do any farmers in this community use inorganic fertilizers?



Literal Question Do any farmers in this community use inorganic Fertilizers?


1 Yes, most 5 2.35%

2 Yes, some 46 21.69%

3 No 161 75.94%

# E07: Do any farmers in this community use pesticides?



Literal Question Do any farmers in this community use Pesticides?


1 Yes, most 6 2.83%

2 Yes, some 69 32.54%

3 No 137 64.62%

# E08: Do any farmers in this community use herbicides?


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Literal Question Do any farmers in this community use Herbicides?


1 Yes, most 1 0.47%

2 Yes, some 23 10.84%

3 No 188 88.67%

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# csnq0: Community groups



Literal Question Community groups


301 Water user mgmt. Committees 211 25.17%

302 Village Health Teams 211 25.17%

303 Neighbourhood watch 212 25.29%

304 Food monitoring committees (for refugee communities only)

204 24.34%

# csnq5: Dose %rostertitle% exist within this community?



Literal Question Which of the following groups exist within this community?

Post-Question Text No>>NEXT PROJECT


1 Yes 509 60.73%

2 No 329 39.26%

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# lp1: Project



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Literal Question Project


401 Cash for work 212 12.52%

402 Poultry Keeping 212 12.52%

403 Seed distribution 212 12.52%

404 SACCO 212 12.52%

405 Goat rearing 212 12.52%

406 Tool distribution 212 12.52%

407 Vegetable growing (eg Okra) 212 12.52%


# lp1_oth: Other (Specify)



Literal Question Project - Other (Specify)


1487 87.88%

0 34 2%

Art and craft

1 0.05%

Basket weaving

1 0.05%

burial group 1 0.05%

Chalk making

1 0.05%

CULTURAL GROUP

1 0.05%

ECO PROJECT

1 0.05%

farmers group

1 0.05%

Fish group 1 0.05%

Fishfarming 1 0.05%

goat and poultry rearing are done individually and not in groups

1 0.05%

goat rearing and poutry are done on individual basis

1 0.05%

n 1 0.05%

N/A 1 0.05%

NA 1 0.05%

no 17 1%

No 7 0.41%

NO 3 0.17%

non 1 0.05%

none 75 4.43%

None 12 0.7%

NONE 28 1.65%

pamoja group

1 0.05%

Pesticides 1 0.05%

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PIG REARING

1 0.05%

please note that when itcomes to growing Okra,goat rearing,and seed distribution theyare done onindividual basis

1 0.05%

poultry keeping is done individually

1 0.05%

poultry rearingm okra growing and goat rearing are done on individaul basis

1 0.05%

Ruyonza group

1 0.05%

the growing of Okra is done here but on individual leveland nit in a group

1 0.05%

Tree planting group

1 0.05%

tufatane group

1 0.05%

VSLA 1 0.05%

women group

1 0.05%

Yahura Oyehoze

1 0.05%

youth group 1 0.05%

# lp3: Does %rostertitle% exist within this community?



Literal Question Which of the following projects exist within this community?

Post-Question Text No>>NEXT PROJECT


1 Yes 219 12.94%

2 No 1473 87.05%

# lp4: How many members does the %rostertitle% have?



Literal Question How many members does the [PROJECT] have?


1 23 1.35%

2 3 0.17%

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3 3 0.17%

4 1 0.05%

5 1 0.05%

7 3 0.17%

8 1 0.05%

9 1 0.05%

10 15 0.88%

12 1 0.05%

15 18 1.06%

16 2 0.11%

17 1 0.05%

18 1 0.05%

19 1 0.05%

20 20 1.18%

23 1 0.05%

25 15 0.88%

26 3 0.17%

28 3 0.17%

29 1 0.05%

30 44 2.6%

32 2 0.11%

35 6 0.35%

36 1 0.05%

40 3 0.17%

41 1 0.05%

42 1 0.05%

43 1 0.05%

45 1 0.05%

48 1 0.05%

50 7 0.41%

52 1 0.05%

58 2 0.11%

60 2 0.11%

66 1 0.05%

74 1 0.05%

98 1 0.05%

100 5 0.29%

130 2 0.11%

150 1 0.05%

180 1 0.05%

250 1 0.05%

350 1 0.05%

400 1 0.05%

600 1 0.05%

1000 1 0.05%

3000 1 0.05%

NA 1483 87.64%

# lp5: How many female members does the %rostertitle% have?


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Literal Question How many female members does the [PROJECT] have?


4 0.23%

1 26 1.53%

2 3 0.17%

3 3 0.17%

4 1 0.05%

5 12 0.7%

6 1 0.05%

7 3 0.17%

8 9 0.53%

9 4 0.23%

10 24 1.41%

12 7 0.41%

13 6 0.35%

15 19 1.12%

16 4 0.23%

17 4 0.23%

18 6 0.35%

19 3 0.17%

20 23 1.35%

21 3 0.17%

22 1 0.05%

23 5 0.29%

24 2 0.11%

25 3 0.17%

26 1 0.05%

27 1 0.05%

29 1 0.05%

30 8 0.47%

31 1 0.05%

33 1 0.05%

35 2 0.11%

40 3 0.17%

48 1 0.05%

50 2 0.11%

60 3 0.17%

70 2 0.11%

90 1 0.05%

97 1 0.05%

125 1 0.05%

220 1 0.05%

250 1 0.05%

400 1 0.05%

600 1 0.05%

NA 1483 87.64%

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# ngo__id: NGO ID




1 166 26.34%

2 108 17.14%

3 90 14.28%

4 73 11.58%

5 53 8.41%

6 41 6.5%

7 35 5.55%

8 24 3.8%

9 19 3.01%

10 10 1.58%

11 6 0.95%

12 3 0.47%

13 1 0.15%

14 1 0.15%

# csnq1: NGO name



Literal Question PLEASE RECORD THE NAMES OF ALL NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS (NGOs) THAT ARE CURRENTLY OPERATING IN THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING FARMER FIELD SCHOOLS.

# csnq2: What is the type of %rostertitle%?



Literal Question What is the type of [NGO]?


1 National 65 10.31%

2 International 547 86.82%


NA 9 1.42%

# csnq2_oth: Other (specify)



Literal Question What is the type of [NGO]?- Other (specify)


621 98.57%

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CATHOLIC CHURCH

1 0.15%

communal 2 0.31%

not applicable

4 0.63%

Not applicable

1 0.15%

PRIVATE 1 0.15%

# csnq3: When did the [NGO] begin work within this community?



Literal Question When did the [NGO] begin work within this community?


4 0.63%

1 5 0.79%

2 2 0.31%

7 1 0.15%

10 1 0.15%

20 1 0.15%

1980 16 2.53%

1990 1 0.15%

1994 7 1.11%

1996 3 0.47%

1998 13 2.06%

2000 4 0.63%

2001 5 0.79%

2002 4 0.63%

2003 2 0.31%

2004 1 0.15%

2005 8 1.26%

2006 2 0.31%

2007 1 0.15%

2008 12 1.9%

2009 7 1.11%

2010 19 3.01%

2011 7 1.11%

2012 27 4.28%

2013 37 5.87%

2014 63 10%

2015 47 7.46%

2016 66 10.47%

2017 137 21.74%

2018 107 16.98%

9999 9 1.42%

20013 1 0.15%

NA 10 1.58%

# csnq4__1: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Health/Sanitation



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Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Health/Sanitation


No 405 64.28%

1 Yes 217 34.44%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__2: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Domestic Water Sources



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Domestic Water Sources


No 534 84.76%

1 Yes 88 13.96%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__3: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Maternal/Child Nutrition



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Maternal/Child Nutrition


No 519 82.38%

1 Yes 103 16.34%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__4: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Education



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Education


No 441 70%

1 Yes 181 28.73%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__5: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Crop Production (Gen’l)



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Crop Production (Gen’l)


No 562 89.2%

1 Yes 60 9.52%

NA 8 1.26%

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# csnq4__6: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Irrigation



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Irrigation


No 622 98.73%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__7: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Sustainable Land Mgmt



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Sustainable Land Mgmt


No 612 97.14%

1 Yes 10 1.58%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__8: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Forestry/Agro-Forestry



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Forestry/Agro-Forestry


No 612 97.14%

1 Yes 10 1.58%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__9: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Livestock Production (Gen’l)



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Livestock Production (Gen’l)


No 599 95.07%

1 Yes 23 3.65%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__10: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Livestock Health



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Livestock Health

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No 609 96.66%

1 Yes 13 2.06%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__11: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Fishing



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Fishing


No 622 98.73%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4__96: What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?:Other(specify)



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Other(specify)


No 402 63.8%

1 Yes 220 34.92%

NA 8 1.26%

# csnq4_oth: Other(specify)



Literal Question What is the main purpose of the [NGO]?- Other(specify)

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# SRR1: SFR1. Do you feel that refugees are secure/ safe in Uganda?



Literal Question Do you feel that refugees are secure/ safe in Uganda?

Post-Question Text - Secure/safe>>SF3- Somewhat secure/safe>>SF3


1 Secure/safe 130 87.24%

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2 Somewhat secure/safe 9 6.04%

3 Somewhat unsecure/unsafe 6 4.02%

4 Unsecure/unsafe 2 1.34%

NA 2 1.34%

# SFR2: SFR2. Why do you think they feel unsafe



Literal Question Why do you think they feel unsafe?


1 Social problems 5 3.35%

3 Political problems 1 0.67%

4 Economic Problems 1 0.67%


NA 141 94.63%

# SFR2_oth: Other (specify)



Literal Question Why do you think they feel unsafe?- Other (specify)


148 99.32%

wrangles between cattle keepers who cows to graze in their gardens

1 0.67%

# SFR2A: SFR2A.Has your sense of safety in your community or camp district changed in the



Literal Question Has your sense of safety in your community or camp district changed in the last two months?


1 Yes 62 41.61%

2 No 85 57.04%

NA 2 1.34%

# SFR2B__1: SFR2B. What can be done in your community to make the refugees



Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- Limit number of movements outside my residence

Interviewer Instructions (Select all that apply)

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No 113 75.83%

1 Yes 29 19.46%

NA 7 4.69%




Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- Only stay close to my residence



No 104 69.79%

1 Yes 38 25.5%

NA 7 4.69%




Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- Only go out with another family member or tribal member



No 93 62.41%

1 Yes 49 32.88%

NA 7 4.69%

# SFR2B__4: SFR2B.What can be done in your community to make the refugees



Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- Only go out during the day, stay inside at night



No 93 62.41%

1 Yes 49 32.88%

NA 7 4.69%




Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- Limit my visits to the latrine/shower facilities (camp only)


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No 134 89.93%

1 Yes 8 5.36%

NA 7 4.69%




Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- Limit my visits to the communal kitchen (camp only)



No 125 83.89%

1 Yes 17 11.4%

NA 7 4.69%

# SFR2B__7: SFR2B.What can be done in your community to make the refugees



Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- Nothing



No 91 61.07%

1 Yes 51 34.22%

NA 7 4.69%




Literal Question What can be done in your community to make the refugees families feel safe?- I prefer not to answer



No 140 93.95%

1 Yes 2 1.34%

NA 7 4.69%

# SFR3: SFR3.How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during



Literal Question How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during the day within the settlement?



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NA 4 2.68%

# SFR4: SFR4. How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk durin



Literal Question How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during the evening within the settlement?






NA 5 3.35%

# SFR6: SFR6. How do you feel towards UNHCR refugee related activities in this community



Literal Question How do you feel towards UNHCR?


1 Good 116 77.85%

2 Neutral/Indifferent 28 18.79%

3 Bad 1 0.67%

NA 4 2.68%

# SFR7: SFR7. How do you feel towards other NGO´s activities within this community?



Literal Question How do you feel towards other NGO´s activities within this community?


1 Good 112 75.16%

2 Indifferent/Neutral 29 19.46%

3 Bad 4 2.68%

NA 4 2.68%

# SFR8: SFR8. Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety



Literal Question Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety?


1 No 107 71.81%

2 Yes 37 24.83%

NA 5 3.35%

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# SFR9: SFR9. How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community and the



Literal Question How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community and the refugees in this community


1 Receptive 112 75.16%


3 Non-receptive 4 2.68%

4 Hostile 1 0.67%

5 No interaction 11 7.38%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR11: SFR11. In the last 12 months, any refugees in this community ever been insulted,



Literal Question In the last 12 months, were any refugees in this community ever were insulted, or threatened verbally or assaulted/ beaten?

Post-Question Text No<<SFR12


1 Yes 27 18.12%

2 No 117 78.52%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR11A__1: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Ugandans



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Ugandan's

Interviewer Instructions (Multiple responses)


No 18 12.08%

1 Yes 9 6.04%

NA 122 81.87%

# SFR11A__2: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Fellow Refugees



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Fellow Refugees



No 8 5.36%

1 Yes 19 12.75%

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NA 122 81.87%

# SFR11A__3: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Refugee Leaders



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Refugee Leaders



No 27 18.12%

NA 122 81.87%

# SFR11A__4: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Other Leaders (specify)



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Other Leaders (specify)



No 26 17.44%

1 Yes 1 0.67%

NA 122 81.87%

# SFR11A__5: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Unkown person



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Unknown person



No 24 16.1%

1 Yes 3 2.01%

NA 122 81.87%

# SRF11A_OTH: Other Leaders (specify)



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators? - Other Leaders(specify)


148 99.32%

both refugees and Ugandans

1 0.67%

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# SFR12: SFR12. Do the refugee children in your community have any friends who are Uganda



Literal Question Do the refugee children in your community have any friends who are Ugandans?


1 Yes 101 67.78%

2 No 16 10.73%

97 N/A 8 5.36%

98 Dont Know 20 13.42%

NA 4 2.68%

# SFR13: SRF13. Do the refugee children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with



Literal Question Do the refugee children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with Ugandans?


1 Yes 99 66.44%

2 No 19 12.75%

97 N/A 8 5.36%

98 Dont Know 19 12.75%

NA 4 2.68%

# SFR14__1: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Contac



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Contact no one - do nothing



No 144 96.64%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__2: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Other



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Other family member



No 121 81.2%

1 Yes 23 15.43%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__3: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:fellow


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Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- fellow refugee



No 107 71.81%

1 Yes 37 24.83%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__4: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:neighb



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Neighbour



No 135 90.6%

1 Yes 9 6.04%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__5: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Police



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Police/local authorities



No 31 20.8%

1 Yes 113 75.83%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__6: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Religi



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Religious leader



No 139 93.28%

1 Yes 5 3.35%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__7: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:NGO st



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Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- NGO staff



No 103 69.12%

1 Yes 41 27.51%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__8: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Street



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Street leader (for camp residents)



No 118 79.19%

1 Yes 26 17.44%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__9: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Syrian



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Ugandan lawyer



No 144 96.64%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__10: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Jordan



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Sudanese lawyer



No 144 96.64%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14__96: SFR14. Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?:Other



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Other (specify)


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No 130 87.24%

1 Yes 14 9.39%

NA 5 3.35%

# SFR14_OTH: Other (optional text)



Literal Question Who do refugees contact when faced with a safety/security problem?- Other (specify)


135 90.6%

camp commandant

1 0.67%

commandant

1 0.67%

Defence 1 0.67%

not so secure

1 0.67%

not sure 2 1.34%

office of the prime minister

1 0.67%

Office of the Prime Minister's staff

1 0.67%

OPM 3 2.01%

OPM AND UNHCR

1 0.67%

RWC 1 0.67%

RWC LEADER

1 0.67%

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# SRR1A: SFR1. Do you feel that refugees are secure/ safe in Uganda?



Literal Question Do you feel that refugees are secure/ safe in Uganda?







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# SFR2AA: SFR2. Why do you think they feel unsafe



Literal Question Why do you think they feel unsafe?




NA 125 97.65%

# SFR6A: SFR6. How do you feel towards UNHCR refugee related activities in this community



Literal Question How do you feel towards UNHCR refugee related activities in this community?


1 Good 70 54.68%


3 Bad 5 3.9%

# SFR7A: SFR7. How do you feel towards other NGO´s activities within this community?



Literal Question How do you feel towards other NGO´s activities within this community?


1 Good 71 55.46%


3 Bad 6 4.68%

# SFR8A: SFR8. Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety



Literal Question Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on refugee’s safety?


1 No 98 76.56%

2 Yes 28 21.87%

NA 2 1.56%

# SFR9A: SFR9. How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community and the



Literal Question How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community and the refugees in this community?




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4 Hostile 2 1.56%


# SFR11AAA: SFR11. In the last 12 months, any refugees in this community ever been insulted,



Literal Question In the last 12 months, any refugees in this community ever been insulted, or threatened verbally or assaulted/beaten?


1 Yes 11 8.59%

2 No 117 91.4%

# SFR11AA__1: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Ugandans



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators? - Ugandans



No 9 7.03%

1 Yes 2 1.56%

NA 117 91.4%

# SFR11AA__2: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Fellow Refugees



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators? - Fellow Refugees



No 1 0.78%

1 Yes 10 7.81%

NA 117 91.4%

# SFR11AA__3: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Refugee Leaders



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators? - Refugee Leaders



No 10 7.81%

1 Yes 1 0.78%

NA 117 91.4%

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# SFR11AA__4: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Other Leaders (specify)



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators? - Other Leaders (specify)



No 11 8.59%

NA 117 91.4%

# SFR11AA__5: SFR11A. Who were the perpetrators?:Unkown person



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators? - Unknown person



No 11 8.59%

NA 117 91.4%

# SFR12A: SFR12. Do the refugee children in your community have any friends who are Uganda



Literal Question Do the refugee children in your community have any friends who are Ugandans?


1 Yes 76 59.37%

2 No 12 9.37%

97 N/A 27 21.09%

98 Dont Know 12 9.37%

NA 1 0.78%

# SFR13A: SRF13. Do the refugee children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with



Literal Question Do the refugee children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with Ugandans?


1 Yes 75 58.59%

2 No 14 10.93%

97 N/A 25 19.53%

98 Dont Know 14 10.93%

# SFR14A: Have refugees faced problems or barriers in accessing services or assistance in



Literal Question Have refugees faced problems or barriers in accessing services or assistance in your district?

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1 Yes 31 24.21%

2 No 50 39.06%

97 N/A 11 8.59%

98 Dont Know 36 28.12%

# SFR15A__1: How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they



Literal Question How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they need?- Radio/TV announcements


No 79 61.71%

1 Yes 47 36.71%

NA 2 1.56%




Literal Question How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they need?- Flyers


No 125 97.65%

1 Yes 1 0.78%

NA 2 1.56%




Literal Question How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they need?- Local community meetings


No 63 49.21%

1 Yes 63 49.21%

NA 2 1.56%




Literal Question How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they need?- NGO community meetings


No 81 63.28%

1 Yes 45 35.15%

NA 2 1.56%

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Literal Question How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they need?- Other (specify)


No 85 66.4%

1 Yes 41 32.03%

NA 2 1.56%

# SRF15A_OTH: Other (specify)



Literal Question How do refugees in your district presently get information on services that they need?- Other (specify)


87 67.96%

area LC1 1 0.78%

community address system is used to inform thrm

1 0.78%

do not know 1 0.78%

Don't know 2 1.56%

don't know 4 3.12%

Don't know 21 16.4%

local leaders

1 0.78%

Mobile communication through speakers

1 0.78%

not so sure 1 0.78%

not sure 2 1.56%

own personal struggle

1 0.78%

They have their own councils who attend to them

1 0.78%

Through OPM

1 0.78%

UNHCR 3 2.34%

# SFR16A: Are refugees facing challenges to registering (for the first time) or renewing r



Literal Question Are refugees facing challenges to registering (for the first time) or renewing registration specifically with UNHCR?


1 Yes 24 18.75%

2 No 35 27.34%

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97 N/A 14 10.93%

98 Dont Know 55 42.96%

# SFR17A: SFR17A: Are refugees facing challenges specific to housing or rental for the spa



Literal Question Are refugees facing challenges specific to housing or rental for the space they are living in?


1 Yes 30 23.43%

2 No 45 35.15%

97 N/A 13 10.15%

98 Dont Know 40 31.25%

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# BL1__1: BL1 At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and bevera



Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and beverages?- Market/Shop within the settlements owned by Ugandans


no 1285 64.63%

1 yes 703 35.36%




Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and beverages?- Market/Shop within the settlements owned by Non-Ugandans


no 1272 63.98%

1 yes 716 36.01%




Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and beverages?- Market/Shop outside the settlements owned by Ugandans

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no 1004 50.5%

1 yes 984 49.49%




Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and beverages?- Market/Shop Outside the settlements owned by Non-Ugandans


no 1892 95.17%

1 yes 96 4.82%




Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and beverages?- Market/Shop across the Ugandan borders


no 1974 99.29%

1 yes 14 0.7%




Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and beverages?- Other (Specify)


no 1912 96.17%

1 yes 76 3.82%

# BL1_oth: BL1 Others Specify



Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase food and beverages?- Other (Specify)


1912 96.17%

AUCTION AT DZAIPI

1 0.05%

Both ugandans and refugees shops

1 0.05%

COMMUNITY MARKET

1 0.05%

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DO NOT BUY

1 0.05%

doesn't buy 1 0.05%

Doesn't buy 1 0.05%

Doesnt buy 1 0.05%

donot buy 1 0.05%

free 1 0.05%

Garden 1 0.05%

host community

1 0.05%

Household doesn't buy

1 0.05%

If they're in his shop he picks them from there

1 0.05%

its a host community

1 0.05%

its a host community far away from the camps and goods are purchased at shops in the trading centre owned by ugandans

1 0.05%

market for Ugandans

1 0.05%

market owned by Ugandans

24 1.2%

Market owned by Ugandans

1 0.05%

market owned by Ugandans not in camps

1 0.05%

N/A 1 0.05%

not applicable

7 0.35%

own garden 2 0.1%

own garden and village market around

1 0.05%

Own garden and village market around

1 0.05%

owned by Ugandans

4 0.2%

Owned by Ugandans

1 0.05%

RESTAURANT

1 0.05%

Restaurants 2 0.1%

She buys often from her shop

1 0.05%

Shops in the trading center near the home

1 0.05%

Shops near the home. Not living in the camp

1 0.05%

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shops owned by Ugandans

4 0.2%

stays In a host community far away from the camps and buys goods in their trading centre

1 0.05%

their own shop

1 0.05%

THIS IS A UGANDAN HOUSEHOLD

1 0.05%

Trading center in the small town

1 0.05%

Trading center near the household

1 0.05%

UNHCR Intambabiniga distribution point

1 0.05%

within the camp own by both ugandan and foreigner's

1 0.05%

# BL2: BL2 At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase all other goods



Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase all other goods: such as soap, toilet paper, sanitary towels, clothing? (Non-durable, semi-durable, and personal goods)


1 Market/Shop within the settlements owned by Ugandans

484 24.34%

2 Market/Shop within the settlements owned by Non-Ugandans

522 26.25%

3 Market/Shop outside the settlements owned by Ugandans

872 43.86%

4 Market/Shop Outside the settlements owned by Non-Ugandans

39 1.96%

5 Market/Shop across the Ugandan borders 6 0.3%


NA 1 0.05%




Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase all other goods: such as soap, toilet paper, sanitary towels, clothing? (Non-durable, semi-durable, and personal goods)- Other (Specify)


1924 96.78%

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do not buy 2 0.1%

Do not buy 2 0.1%

DO NOT BUY

1 0.05%

does not buy

1 0.05%

Doesn't buy 2 0.1%

donations from UNHCR

1 0.05%

His own shop

1 0.05%

host community

1 0.05%

i havnt bought since i came from South Sudan

1 0.05%


1 0.05%

market owned by Ubandans

1 0.05%


16 0.8%


7 0.35%

Markets and shops near the home

1 0.05%

N/A 1 0.05%

Never bought

1 0.05%

not applicable

6 0.3%

owned by Ugandans

4 0.2%

Owned by Ugandans

1 0.05%

Shops and stores near the home. Not living in a settlement

1 0.05%

shops in the trading centre near home

1 0.05%

Shops nearby to home

1 0.05%


4 0.2%

Shops owned by Ugandans

1 0.05%

shops owned by Ugandans and not in settlement

1 0.05%

THIS IS A UGANDAN HOUSEHOLD

1 0.05%

Trading center near the household

1 0.05%

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UNHCR Intambabiniga distribution point

1 0.05%

# BL3: BL3 At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase household appli



Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase household appliances and equipment such as: electric iron, kettles, refrigerator, DVD´s , stoves, TV, radio, bicycle, computer, phone? (Semi-durable and durable goods)


1 Market/Shop within the settlements owned by Ugandans

184 9.25%

2 Market/Shop within the settlements owned by Non-Ugandans

111 5.58%

3 Market/Shop outside the settlements owned by Ugandans

674 33.9%

4 Market/Shop Outside the settlements owned by Non-Ugandans

30 1.5%

5 Market/Shop across the Ugandan borders 13 0.65%

6 DO NOT BUY 929 46.73%


NA 1 0.05%




Literal Question At which place do you or your family usually obtain/purchase household appliances and equipment such as: electric iron, kettles, refrigerator, DVD´s , stoves, TV, radio, bicycle, computer, phone? (Semi-durable and durable goods)- Other (Specify)


1942 97.68%

Arua town 1 0.05%

From specialized stores in town

1 0.05%

from stores in the capital city centre

1 0.05%

host community

1 0.05%


1 0.05%

market owned by Ubandans

2 0.1%


15 0.75%


6 0.3%

not applicable

5 0.25%

Not Applicable

1 0.05%

owned by Ugandans

4 0.2%

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Shops of Ugandans not in the settlement

1 0.05%


4 0.2%

Shops owned by Ugandans

1 0.05%

specialized stores in town

1 0.05%

super market in the city

1 0.05%










1 197 9.9%

2 194 9.75%

3 195 9.8%

4 208 10.46%

5 204 10.26%

6 200 10.06%

7 196 9.85%

8 195 9.8%

9 201 10.11%

10 198 9.95%

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# HP1: HP1 Has your household ever received a food voucher within the last 30 days?



Literal Question Has your household ever received a food voucher within the last 30 days?

Post-Question Text No>>HP2

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1 Yes 243 11%

2 No 1744 78.94%

NA 222 10.04%

# HP1A: HP1A Who gave you this WFP food voucher most recently?



Literal Question Who gave you this WFP food voucher most recently?-


1 Government of Uganda 3 0.13%

2 UNRWA 1 0.04%

3 UNHCR 130 5.88%

6 International NGO 4 0.18%

9 WFP 92 4.16%

10 AFORD 12 0.54%


NA 1966 88.99%

# HP1A_oth: HP1A Others specify



Literal Question Who gave you this WFP food voucher most recently?- Other (specify)


2208 99.95%

family friend

1 0.04%

# HP2: HP2 Has your household ever received cash for food assistance within the last 30



Literal Question Has your household ever received cash for food assistance within the last 30 days?



1 Yes 188 8.51%

2 No 1800 81.48%

NA 221 10%

# HP2A: HP2A Who gave you this cash for food recently?



Literal Question Who gave you this cash for food recently?

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3 UNHCR 77 3.48%

4 UNICEF 1 0.04%

5 Other UN agencies 2 0.09%


7 Local NGO 1 0.04%

9 WFP 60 2.71%


NA 2021 91.48%




Literal Question Who gave you this cash for food recently? - Other (specify)


2191 99.18%

a friend 1 0.04%

A friend 1 0.04%

DANISH REFRUGEE COUNCIL

1 0.04%

Daughter 1 0.04%

friend 1 0.04%

From a relative

1 0.04%

from relatives

1 0.04%

INTER AID 1 0.04%

jimmy the son to Evelyn

1 0.04%

parents 1 0.04%

PARENTS 1 0.04%

post bank Uganda

1 0.04%

relative 1 0.04%

Relative 1 0.04%

relatives 2 0.09%

Rwandan 1 0.04%

spouse 1 0.04%

# HP4: HP4 Has your household ever received food in-kind within the last 30 days?



Literal Question Has your household ever received food in-kind within the last 30 days?

Post-Question Text No>> HP5


1 Yes 580 26.25%

2 No 1407 63.69%

NA 222 10.04%

# HP4A: HP4A Who gave you this food in kind?

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Literal Question Who gave you this food in kind?



3 UNHCR 134 6.06%

4 UNICEF 1 0.04%



8 Religious organization 6 0.27%

9 WFP 170 7.69%


NA 1629 73.74%




Literal Question Who gave you this food in kind?- Other (specify)

# HP5: HP5 Has your household ever received any FREE health care assistance?



Literal Question Has your household ever received any FREE health care assistance? (e.g. immunization, medical checkups, drugs, treatment)



1 Yes 1025 46.4%

2 No 962 43.54%

NA 222 10.04%

# HP5A: HP5A Who gave you this assistance?



Literal Question Who gave you this assistance?



3 UNHCR 166 7.51%

4 UNICEF 6 0.27%



7 Local NGO 3 0.13%


9 Medical Teams International 116 5.25%


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NA 1184 53.59%

# HP5A_oth: HP5A Others Specify



Literal Question Who gave you this assistance? - Other (specify)


2195 99.36%

at work place

1 0.04%

friend 1 0.04%

INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE

5 0.22%

REAL MEDICAL FRONTIERS

1 0.04%

REAL MEDICINE FRONTIERS

3 0.13%

Relatives 2 0.09%

SAVE THE CHILDREN

1 0.04%

# HP10: HP10 Has your household ever received household items/non-food items (beddings,



Literal Question Has your household ever received household items/non-food items (beddings, cooking utensils, garden tools clothing, other items) assistance?

Post-Question Text No>>CB04


1 Yes 517 23.4%

2 No 1471 66.59%

NA 221 10%

# HP10A: HP10A Who gave you this cash/in-kind recently?



Literal Question Who gave you this cash/in-kind recently?



3 UNHCR 413 18.69%

4 UNICEF 2 0.09%



7 Local NGO 4 0.18%


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NA 1692 76.59%

# HP10A_oth: HP10A Others Specify



Literal Question Who gave you this cash/in-kind recently? - Other (specify)


2188 99.04%

AA JAPAN 1 0.04%

daughter and sons support

1 0.04%

family friend

1 0.04%

father 1 0.04%

Freinds and Neighbours

1 0.04%

friend 1 0.04%

friends 2 0.09%

Friends 1 0.04%

friends and relatives

1 0.04%

friends and relatives in the same camp with him

1 0.04%

Friends and relatives.

1 0.04%

lwf 1 0.04%

mukwano company

1 0.04%

Neighbors 1 0.04%

relatives 2 0.09%

Relatives 1 0.04%

save the children

1 0.04%

WFP 1 0.04%

WORLD VISION

1 0.04%










1 221 10%

2 220 9.95%

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3 221 10%

4 221 10%

5 221 10%

6 221 10%

7 221 10%

8 221 10%

9 221 10%

10 221 10%

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# ShockRoster__id: Shock Name



Literal Question Shock name


1 Drought 1988 4.34%

2 Floods 1988 4.34%

4 Unusually high level of crop pests & disease 1988 4.34%

5 Unusually high level of livestock disease 1988 4.34%

6 Unusually high costs of agricultural inputs 1988 4.34%

7 Unusually low prices of agricultural output 1988 4.34%

8 Serious illness of accident of income earner(s) 1988 4.34%

9 Serious illness of accident of other household member(s)

1988 4.34%

10 Death of other household member(s) 1988 4.34%

11 Theft of money/valuables/non-agricultural assets 1988 4.34%

12 Theft of agricultural assets/output (crop or livestock) 1988 4.34%

13 Conflict/Violence 1988 4.34%

14 Fire 1988 4.34%

15 Displacements 1988 4.34%

16 Loss of assets 1988 4.34%

17 Diseases 1988 4.34%

18 Accommodation 1988 4.34%

19 Loss of Employment 1988 4.34%

20 Loss of Business 1988 4.34%

21 Loss of household member 1988 4.34%

22 Family disintegration 1988 4.34%

23 Education 1987 4.34%


# shock_oths: Others Specify



Literal Question Shock name - Otherv(specify)

# HS3: HS3 In the last 12 months, did you or any of your household members experience %


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Literal Question In the last 12 months, did you or any of your household members experience [SHOCK]?

Post-Question Text No>> NEXT SHOCK


1 Yes 2718 5.94%

2 No 43002 94.05%

# HS4: HS4 In the last 12 months, what did your household do in response to the %roster



Literal Question In the last 12 months, what did your household do in response to the [SHOCK] to try to regain your former welfare level?

Interviewer Instructions Use coping strategies codes below


1 Unconditional help provided by relatives/friends 743 1.62%

2 Unconditional help provided by local government 182 0.39%

3 Changed dietary patterns involuntarily (Relied on less preferred food options, reduced the proportion or number of meals per day, skipped days without eating, etc…)

160 0.34%

4 Changed cropping practices (crop choices or technology)

376 0.82%

5 Household member(s) took on more non-farm (wage- or self-) employment

86 0.18%

6 Household member(s) took on more farm wage employment

112 0.24%

7 Household member(s) migrated 53 0.11%

9 Relied on savings 554 1.21%

10 Obtained credit 78 0.17%

11 Sold durable household assets (agricultural or non-agricultural)

15 0.03%

12 Sold land/building 1 0%

13 Rented out land/building 7 0.01%

14 Distress sales of animal stock 10 0.02%

15 Sent children to live elsewhere 6 0.01%

16 Reduced expenditures on health and education 8 0.01%


NA 43002 94.05%

# HS5: HS5 In the last month, have you or any of your household members experienced %ro



Literal Question In the last month have you or any of your household members experienced [SHOCK]?

Post-Question Text No>>NEXT SHOCK


1 Yes 948 2.07%

2 No 1770 3.87%

NA 43002 94.05%

# HS6: HS6 In the last month, what did your household do in response to the [SHOCK] to

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Literal Question In the last month, what did your household do in response to the [SHOCK] to try to regain your former welfare level?

Interviewer Instructions Use coping strategies codes below


1 Unconditional help provided by relatives/friends 227 0.49%

2 Unconditional help provided by local government 67 0.14%

3 Changed dietary patterns involuntarily (Relied on less preferred food options, reduced the proportion or number of meals per day, skipped days without eating, etc…)

53 0.11%

4 Changed cropping practices (crop choices or technology)

91 0.19%

5 Household member(s) took on more non-farm (wage- or self-) employment

16 0.03%

6 Household member(s) took on more farm wage employment

41 0.08%

7 Household member(s) migrated 6 0.01%

9 Relied on savings 218 0.47%

10 Obtained credit 22 0.04%

11 Sold durable household assets (agricultural or non-agricultural)

5 0.01%

13 Rented out land/building 2 0%

14 Distress sales of animal stock 3 0%

15 Sent children to live elsewhere 1 0%

16 Reduced expenditures on health and education 4 0%


NA 44772 97.92%





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# HHID: Household ID




# HS1a: HS1a Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Agricultura



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in an agricultural cooperation?


1 Yes 56 2.81%

2 No 1931 97.18%

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# HS1b: HS1b Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Farmers' Gr



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Farmers' Group?


1 Yes 171 8.6%

2 No 1816 91.39%

# HS1c: HS1c Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Livestock A



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Livestock Association?


1 Yes 38 1.91%

2 No 1949 98.08%

# HS1d: HS1d Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Village sav



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Village saving and loans association (VSLA)?


1 Yes 381 19.17%

2 No 1606 80.82%

# HS1e: HS1e Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Business As



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Business Association?


1 Yes 26 1.3%

2 No 1961 98.69%

# HS1f: HS1f Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Women's gro



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Women's group?


1 Yes 255 12.83%

2 No 1732 87.16%

# HS1g: HS1g Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Farmer Fiel


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Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Farmer Field School (FFS)/Pastoral Field School (PFS)?


1 Yes 27 1.35%

2 No 1959 98.59%

NA 1 0.05%

# HS1h: HS1h Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Youth group



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Youth group?


1 Yes 53 2.66%

2 No 1934 97.33%

# HS1i: HS1i Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Community p



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Community police/Watch group?


1 Yes 34 1.71%

2 No 1953 98.28%

# HS1j: HS1j Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Cultural gr



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Cultural group?


1 Yes 105 5.28%

2 No 1882 94.71%

# HS1k: HS1k Does any member of your household belong to or participate in Other (Speci



Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Other (Specify)?


1 Yes 42 2.11%

2 No 1945 97.88%

# HS1k_oth: HS1k Other (Specify)



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Literal Question Does any member of your household belong to or participate in a Other (Specify)?


1945 97.88%

A Church Group

1 0.05%

burial group 5 0.25%

Burial group

1 0.05%

Catering group

1 0.05%

Charity Project.

1 0.05%

choir 1 0.05%

CHURCH 8 0.4%

Church Organisations like Christian Women Fellowship -Pastoral care

1 0.05%

CHURCH COMMUNITY

5 0.25%

Development group

1 0.05%

elderly member who gets a grant from Government

1 0.05%

FOOD COMMITTEE

1 0.05%

Kisugu Joint Malwa

1 0.05%

livelihood group

1 0.05%

Local Council

1 0.05%

members of the church foundation

1 0.05%

MUSLIM COMMUNITY

2 0.1%

NAMUNGOONA AMBAXT DEVELOPMENT SAACO

1 0.05%

PD MOTHER FOR NUTRITION WITH PLAN

1 0.05%

RELIGIOUS COUNCIL

1 0.05%

Sacco 1 0.05%

village Health Team

1 0.05%

village Health Team

1 0.05%

village groups

1 0.05%

VILLAGE HEALTH TEAM

2 0.1%


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1 197 9.91%

2 194 9.76%

3 195 9.81%

4 208 10.46%

5 203 10.21%

6 200 10.06%

7 196 9.86%

8 195 9.81%

9 201 10.11%

10 198 9.96%

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# SFR1: SFR1 Do you feel secure/ safe in Uganda?



Literal Question Do you feel secure/ safe in Uganda?







# SFR2: SFR2. Why do you feel unsafe?



Literal Question Why do you feel unsafe?



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2 Cultural problems 2 0.22%


4 Economic Problems 33 3.77%


NA 815 93.14%

# SFR2b: SFR2b. Why do you feel unsafe? -OTHERS



Literal Question Why do you feel unsafe? - Other (specify)


871 99.54%

food is not sufficient

1 0.11%

problems with neighbours

1 0.11%

She eats one type of food every day

1 0.11%

there are many diseases in Uganda, we now have hepatitis B

1 0.11%

# SFR3: SFR3 How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during



Literal Question How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during the day within the settlement?






# SFR4: SFR4 How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during



Literal Question How safe do you think it is for you or anyone in your family to walk during the evening within the settlement?






# SFR6: SFR6 How do you feel towards UNHCR?


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Literal Question How do you feel towards UNHCR?


1 Good 797 91.08%

2 Bad 33 3.77%

3 Indifferent 45 5.14%

# SFR7: SFR7 How do you feel towards other NGO´s?



Literal Question How do you feel towards other NGO´s?


1 Good 713 81.48%

2 Bad 52 5.94%

3 Indifferent 110 12.57%

# SFR8: SFR8 Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety?



Literal Question Would you think that not being a national of Uganda impacts on your safety?


1 Yes 403 46.05%

2 No 471 53.82%

NA 1 0.11%

# SFR9: SFR9 How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community where yo



Literal Question How would you describe your interaction with the Ugandan community where you live?





4 Hostile 7 0.8%


# SFR10: SFR10 During the last 12 months, did you ever feel unsafe interacting with Ugand



Literal Question During the last 12 months, did you ever feel unsafe interacting with Ugandan Community


1 At all times 25 2.85%

2 Sometimes 166 18.97%

3 Never 684 78.17%

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# SFR11: SFR11 In the last 12 months, have you or your family ever been insulted, or thre



Literal Question In the last 12 months, have you or your family ever been insulted, or threatened verbally or assaulted/beaten?

Post-Question Text No>>SFR12


1 yes 71 8.11%

2 No 804 91.88%

# SFR11A__1: Who were the perpetrators?:Ugandans



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Ugandans



no 27 3.08%

1 yes 44 5.02%

NA 804 91.88%

# SFR11A__2: Who were the perpetrators?:Fellow Refugees



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Fellow refugees



no 41 4.68%

1 yes 30 3.42%

NA 804 91.88%

# SFR11A__3: Who were the perpetrators?:Refugee Leaders



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Refugee Leaders



no 70 8%

1 yes 1 0.11%

NA 804 91.88%

# SFR11A__4: Who were the perpetrators?:Other Leaders (specify)

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Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Other Leaders (specify)



no 71 8.11%

NA 804 91.88%

# SFR11A__5: Who were the perpetrators?:Unknown person



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Unknown person



no 68 7.77%

1 yes 3 0.34%

NA 804 91.88%

# SFR11Ab: SFR11Ab Others



Literal Question Who were the perpetrators?- Others



875 100%

# SFR12: SFR12 Do the children in your household have any friends who are Ugandans?



Literal Question Do the children in your household have any friends who are Ugandans?


1 yes 430 49.14%

2 No 333 38.05%

3 N/A 112 12.8%

# SFR13: SFR13 Do the children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with Ugandans?



Literal Question Do the children share recreational spaces (play areas etc.) with Ugandans?

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1 yes 463 52.91%

2 No 303 34.62%

3 N/A 109 12.45%










1 89 10.17%

2 88 10.05%

3 80 9.14%

4 89 10.17%

5 90 10.28%

6 85 9.71%

7 84 9.6%

8 92 10.51%

9 90 10.28%

10 88 10.05%

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Post-Question Text

# WF1: WF1 You were worried you would not have enough food to eat because of a lack of



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- You were worried you would not have enough food to eat because of a lack of money or other resources?


1 Yes 1285 64.63%

2 No 699 35.16%

98 Don't know 3 0.15%

99 Refused 1 0.05%

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# WF2: WF2 Still thinking about the last 30 days, was there a time when you were unable



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- Still thinking about the last 30 days, was there a time when you were unable to eat healthy and nutritious food because of a lack of money or other resources?


1 Yes 1355 68.15%

2 No 631 31.74%

98 Don't know 2 0.1%

# WF3: WF3 You ate only a few kinds of food because of a lack of money or other resourc



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- You ate only a few kinds of food because of a lack of money or other resources?


1 Yes 1379 69.36%

2 No 605 30.43%

98 Don't know 3 0.15%

99 Refused 1 0.05%

# WF4: WF4 You had to skip a meal because there was not enough money or other resources



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- You had to skip a meal because there was not enough money or other resources to get food?


1 Yes 925 46.52%

2 No 1060 53.31%


99 Refused 1 0.05%

# WF5: WF5 Still thinking about the last 30 days, was there a time when you ate less th



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- Still thinking about the last 30 days, was there a time when you ate less than you thought youshould because of a lack of money or other resources?


1 Yes 1209 60.81%

2 No 776 39.03%

98 Don't know 3 0.15%

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# WF6: WF6 Your household ran out of food because of a lack of money or other resources



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- Your household ran out of food because of a lack of money or other resources?


1 Yes 883 44.41%

2 No 1100 55.33%


99 Refused 1 0.05%

# WF7: WF7 You were hungry but did not eat because there was not enough money or other



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- You were hungry but did not eat because there was not enough money or other resources forfood?


1 Yes 778 39.13%

2 No 1205 60.61%

98 Don't know 3 0.15%

99 Refused 2 0.1%

# WF8: WF8 You went without eating for a whole day because of a lack of money or other



Literal Question Now I would like to ask some questions about food. During the last 30 days, was there a time when:- You went without eating for a whole day because of a lack of money or other resources?


1 Yes 423 21.27%

2 No 1558 78.37%

98 Don't know 3 0.15%

99 Refused 3 0.15%

NA 1 0.05%

# WF9: WF9 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to rely on less preferr



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to rely on less preferred or less expensive food?


607 30.53%

1 109 5.48%

2 266 13.38%

3 202 10.16%

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4 131 6.58%

5 144 7.24%

6 44 2.21%

7 485 24.39%

# WF10: WF10 In the past 7 days, how often has your household reduced the number of meal



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household reduced the number of meals eaten in a day?


980 49.29%

1 169 8.5%

2 279 14.03%

3 154 7.74%

4 71 3.57%

5 75 3.77%

6 21 1.05%

7 239 12.02%

# WF11: WF11 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to borrow food, or rel



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to borrow food, or rely on help from a relative?


1655 83.24%

1 114 5.73%

2 118 5.93%

3 44 2.21%

4 16 0.8%

5 10 0.5%

6 1 0.05%

7 30 1.5%

# WF12: WF12 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to purchase food on cr



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to purchase food on credit?


1745 87.77%

1 90 4.52%

2 84 4.22%

3 34 1.71%

4 16 0.8%

5 7 0.35%

6 1 0.05%

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7 11 0.55%

# WF14: WF14 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to gather wild foods,



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to gather wild foods, “famine foods” or hunt?


1924 96.78%

1 33 1.65%

2 15 0.75%

3 8 0.4%

4 2 0.1%

5 1 0.05%

7 5 0.25%

# WF15: WF15 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to harvest and consume



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to harvest and consumes immature crops?


1840 92.55%

1 40 2.01%

2 43 2.16%

3 35 1.76%

4 17 0.85%

5 3 0.15%

6 1 0.05%

7 9 0.45%

# WF16: WF16 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to consume seed stock



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to consume seed stock that will be needed for next season?


1876 94.36%

1 47 2.36%

2 38 1.91%

3 9 0.45%

4 12 0.6%

5 2 0.1%

6 1 0.05%

7 2 0.1%

NA 1 0.05%

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# WF17: WF17 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to send household memb



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to send household member elsewhere?


1934 97.28%

1 19 0.95%

2 14 0.7%

3 14 0.7%

4 2 0.1%

5 1 0.05%

7 4 0.2%

# WF18: WF18 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to limit portion/ size



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to limit portion/ size


1340 67.4%

1 113 5.68%

2 171 8.6%

3 121 6.08%

4 58 2.91%

5 59 2.96%

6 6 0.3%

7 120 6.03%

# WF19: WF19 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to reduce consumption



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to reduce consumption by adults in order for small children to eat?


1684 84.7%

1 58 2.91%

2 88 4.42%

3 48 2.41%

4 33 1.65%

5 38 1.91%

6 5 0.25%

7 34 1.71%

# WF20: WF20 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to reduce consumption



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Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to reduce consumption by others so working members could eat?


1940 97.58%

1 9 0.45%

2 18 0.9%

3 10 0.5%

4 1 0.05%

5 3 0.15%

7 7 0.35%

# WF21: WF21 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to go one entire day



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to go one entire day without eating?


1851 93.1%

1 93 4.67%

2 27 1.35%

3 15 0.75%

4 2 0.1%

# WF22: WF22 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to sell livestock?



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to sell livestock?


1976 99.39%

1 8 0.4%

2 1 0.05%

3 1 0.05%

5 1 0.05%

7 1 0.05%

# WF23: WF23 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to beg for food?



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to beg for food?


1900 95.57%

1 36 1.81%

2 31 1.55%

3 12 0.6%

4 1 0.05%

6 1 0.05%

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7 7 0.35%

# WF24: WF24 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to sell assets (other



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to sell assets (other than livestock)?


1975 99.34%

1 6 0.3%

2 4 0.2%

3 2 0.1%

NA 1 0.05%

# WF25: WF25 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to increase the sellin



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to increase the selling of firewood and charcoal)?


1959 98.54%

1 8 0.4%

2 10 0.5%

3 6 0.3%

5 2 0.1%

7 3 0.15%

# WF26: WF26 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to rely on casual lab



Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to rely on casual labour?


1802 90.64%

1 32 1.6%

2 37 1.86%

3 28 1.4%

4 17 0.85%

5 13 0.65%

6 5 0.25%

7 53 2.66%

NA 1 0.05%

# WF27: WF27 In the past 7 days, how often has your household had to ask for loans from


Statistics [NW/ W] [Valid=1988 /-] [Invalid=0 /-] [Mean=0.0216297786720322 /-]

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[StDev=0.190448731775452 /-]

Literal Question In the past 7 days, how often (# of days) has your household had to ask for loans from Villages Savings and Loans Associations (VSLAs) and other institutions?


1955 98.34%

1 28 1.4%

3 5 0.25%










1 197 9.9%

2 194 9.75%

3 195 9.8%

4 208 10.46%

5 204 10.26%

6 200 10.06%

7 196 9.85%

8 195 9.8%

9 201 10.11%

10 198 9.95%

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Literal Question HOUSEHOLD SERIAL NO.:

# batch_num: batch_num




# s1aq2a: district



Literal Question DISTRICT

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ADJUMANI

180 8.14%

ARUA 190 8.6%

HOIMA 180 8.14%

ISINGIRO 180 8.14%

KAMPALA 349 15.79%

KAMWENGE

170 7.69%

KIRYANDONGO

120 5.43%

KOBOKO 60 2.71%

KYEGEGWA

140 6.33%

LAMWO 100 4.52%

MOYO 100 4.52%

WAKISO 80 3.62%

YUMBE 360 16.29%

# s1aq8: Household Serial Number



Literal Question Household Serial Number


1 15 0.67%

2 21 0.95%

3 16 0.72%

4 19 0.86%

5 14 0.63%

6 18 0.81%

7 17 0.76%

8 20 0.9%

9 20 0.9%

10 20 0.9%

11 1 0.04%

15 2 0.09%

16 2 0.09%

18 1 0.04%

19 1 0.04%

20 1 0.04%

22 2 0.09%

23 3 0.13%

24 2 0.09%

26 2 0.09%

29 1 0.04%

30 4 0.18%

31 1 0.04%

32 1 0.04%

34 1 0.04%

36 1 0.04%

37 1 0.04%

40 1 0.04%

41 1 0.04%

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44 1 0.04%

45 2 0.09%

47 1 0.04%

51 1 0.04%

52 1 0.04%

53 3 0.13%

54 2 0.09%

58 1 0.04%

NA 1988 89.99%

# hhid: Household ID



Literal Question Household ID

# AG1: AG1. Did you or any member of your households OWN/HAVE ACCESS (USE RIGHTS) to an



Literal Question Did you or any member of your households OWN/HAVE ACCESS (USE RIGHTS) to any land during the second cropping season of 2017(JULY TO DEC 2017)?

Post-Question Text No>> Livestock section


1 Yes 1192 53.96%

2 No 796 36.03%

NA 221 10%

# livestock: 15. Have you or anyone in your household owned any ANIMAL during the past 12 pas



Literal Question Have you or anyone in your household owned any ANIMAL during the past 12 past months?


1 Yes 613 27.75%

2 No 1372 62.1%

NA 224 10.14%

# s1aq15: 15. IS HOUSEHOLD A REFUGEE HOUSEHOLD?



Literal Question IS HOUSEHOLD A REFUGEE HOUSEHOLD?


1 Yes 953 43.14%

2 No 1256 56.85%

# day: Day

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Literal Question Day


291 13.17%

01 93 4.21%

02 115 5.2%

03 129 5.83%

04 130 5.88%

05 131 5.93%

06 127 5.74%

07 157 7.1%

08 107 4.84%

09 94 4.25%

10 83 3.75%

11 86 3.89%

12 60 2.71%

13 51 2.3%

14 43 1.94%

15 56 2.53%

16 52 2.35%

17 60 2.71%

18 64 2.89%

19 43 1.94%

20 41 1.85%

21 40 1.81%

22 20 0.9%

23 20 0.9%

24 19 0.86%

25 3 0.13%

26 8 0.36%

27 12 0.54%

28 6 0.27%

29 13 0.58%

30 55 2.48%

# month: Month



Literal Question Month


291 13.17%

06 817 36.98%

07 1101 49.84%

# year: Year



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Literal Question Year


291 13.17%

2018 1918 86.82%

# day3: day3




2170 98.23%

04 4 0.18%

05 2 0.09%

07 1 0.04%

09 1 0.04%

10 3 0.13%

11 3 0.13%

12 1 0.04%

13 4 0.18%

15 1 0.04%

17 4 0.18%

18 1 0.04%

19 4 0.18%

20 2 0.09%

21 1 0.04%

22 1 0.04%

23 1 0.04%

24 1 0.04%

27 2 0.09%

28 2 0.09%

# nonresp: Final household response rate



Literal Question RESPONSE CODE


1 Completed 1988 89.99%

2 Partially completed 16 0.72%

3 Not done 205 9.28%

# reason: Reason



Literal Question Reason


1 completed 1933 87.5%

2 Partialy completed 6 0.27%

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3 No household member at home / no competent respondent at the time of visit

26 1.17%

4 Entire household absent for extended period of time 23 1.04%

5 Refused 5 0.22%

6 Dwelling vacant or address not a dwelling 12 0.54%

7 Dwelling destroyed 1 0.04%

8 Dwelling not found 1 0.04%


NA 201 9.09%

# district: District



Literal Question District


102 KAMPALA 349 15.79%

113 WAKISO 80 3.62%

301 Adjumani 180 8.14%

303 Arua 190 8.6%

309 Moyo 100 4.52%

313 Yumbe 360 16.29%

319 Koboko 60 2.71%

326 Lamwo 100 4.52%

403 Hoima 180 8.14%

413 Kamwenge 170 7.69%

418 Isingiro 180 8.14%

421 Kiryandongo 120 5.43%

422 KYEGEGWA 140 6.33%

# HP3: HP3 Has your household ever received construction materials/shelter support?



Literal Question Has your household ever received construction materials/shelter support?

Post-Question Text No>>HC01


1 Yes 426 19.28%

2 No 448 20.28%

NA 1335 60.43%

# HP3A: HP3A Who gave you this support?



Literal Question Who gave you this support?



3 UNHCR 357 16.16%

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4 UNICEF 2 0.09%



7 Local NGO 2 0.09%

8 Religious organisation 1 0.04%


NA 1783 80.71%

# HP3A_oth: Others Specify



Literal Question Who gave you this support?- Other (Specify)


2194 99.32%

AMERICAN REFUGEE COMMITTEE

2 0.09%

Danish Refugee Council

1 0.04%

FIDA 1 0.04%

friend 5 0.22%

friends 2 0.09%

Friends 1 0.04%

InterAid 1 0.04%

LWF 1 0.04%

Parents 1 0.04%

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Literal Question Household identifier

# pid: Individual indentifier



Pre-Question Text We would like to make a complete list of household members in the last 12 months including guests who slept here last night and those that left the household permanently.

Literal Question Person ID


1 1982 19.2%

2 1775 17.2%

3 1587 15.37%

4 1370 13.27%

5 1100 10.65%

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6 822 7.96%

7 586 5.67%

8 409 3.96%

9 254 2.46%

10 158 1.53%

11 106 1.02%

12 60 0.58%

13 36 0.34%

14 27 0.26%

15 12 0.11%

16 6 0.05%

17 4 0.03%

18 3 0.02%

19 2 0.01%

20 2 0.01%

21 2 0.01%

22 2 0.01%

23 2 0.01%

24 2 0.01%

25 2 0.01%

26 1 0%

27 1 0%

28 1 0%

29 1 0%

30 1 0%

31 1 0%

32 1 0%

33 1 0%

# R02: Sex of the household member



Literal Question Sex


1 Male 4969 48.15%

2 Female 5350 51.84%

# R03: Relationship of household member to the head of the household



Literal Question What is the relationship of [NAME] to the head of the household?


1 Head 2001 19.39%

2 Spouse 1073 10.39%

3 Son/daughter 5219 50.57%

4 Grand child 707 6.85%

5 Step child 97 0.94%

6 Parent of head or spouse 61 0.59%

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7 Sister/Brother of head or spouse 359 3.47%

8 Nephew/Niece 427 4.13%

9 Other relatives 260 2.51%

10 Servant 68 0.65%

11 Non-relative 47 0.45%

# R04: Residental status of household member



Literal Question During the past 12 months, how many months did [NAME] live here?

Post-Question Text WRITE 12 IF ALWAYS PRESENT OR IF AWAY LESS THAN A MONTH AND SKIP TO R06


1 Usual member present 8261 80.05%

2 Usual member absent 1529 14.81%

3 Regular member present 49 0.47%

4 Regular member absent 318 3.08%

5 Guest 68 0.65%

6 Usual member who left hh more than 6 months ago 40 0.38%

7 Left permanently 34 0.32%

8 Died 17 0.16%

NA 3 0.02%

# R05: Duration stay in the household in the last 12 months



Literal Question If [NAME] has not stayed for 12 months, what is the main reason for absence?


176 1.7%

1 110 1.06%

2 94 0.91%

3 302 2.92%

4 160 1.55%

5 54 0.52%

6 111 1.07%

7 43 0.41%

8 52 0.5%

9 41 0.39%

10 54 0.52%

11 28 0.27%

12 9084 88.03%

NA 10 0.09%

# R06: Main reasons for staying less than 12 months



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Literal Question What is the residential status of [NAME]?

Post-Question Text - Guest (>> NEXT PERSON)- Usual member who left hh more than 6 months ago (>> NEXT PERSON)- Left permanently (>>NEXT PERSON)


1 New born 246 2.38%

2 Returned home from abduction/displacement 7 0.06%

3 To escape insecurity from home area 140 1.35%

4 Bad living conditions at home 23 0.22%

5 To look for work 66 0.63%

6 Other economic reasons 55 0.53%

7 Education 379 3.67%

8 Marriage 52 0.5%

9 Divorce 4 0.03%

10 Deceased 17 0.16%

12 Looking for work elsewhere 37 0.35%

14 Illness 17 0.16%

18 Started own household 33 0.31%

96 Other specify 148 1.43%

NA 9095 88.13%

# R06b: Other reasons for staying less than 12 months



Literal Question What is the residential status of [NAME]?- Other (specify)

Post-Question Text - Guest (>> NEXT PERSON)- Usual member who left hh more than 6 months ago (>> NEXT PERSON)- Left permanently (>>NEXT PERSON)

# R07: Age in completed years



Literal Question How old is [NAME] in completed years?

# R08a: Day of birth



Literal Question What is [NAME’S] exact date of birth?- Day


1 1260 12.21%

2 391 3.78%

3 275 2.66%

4 259 2.5%

5 471 4.56%

6 249 2.41%

7 187 1.81%

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8 335 3.24%

9 251 2.43%

10 293 2.83%

11 217 2.1%

12 418 4.05%

13 203 1.96%

14 220 2.13%

15 385 3.73%

16 206 1.99%

17 203 1.96%

18 255 2.47%

19 167 1.61%

20 276 2.67%

21 190 1.84%

22 139 1.34%

23 193 1.87%

24 215 2.08%

25 323 3.13%

26 156 1.51%

27 162 1.56%

28 209 2.02%

29 98 0.94%

30 172 1.66%

31 64 0.62%

98 1702 16.49%

NA 175 1.69%

# R08b: Month of birth



Literal Question What is [NAME’S] exact date of birth?- Month


1 JANUARY 1510 14.63%

2 FEBRUARY 806 7.81%

3 MARCH 893 8.65%

4 APRIL 899 8.71%

5 MAY 907 8.78%

6 JUNE 726 7.03%

7 JULY 558 5.4%

8 AUGUST 622 6.02%

9 SEPTEMBER 564 5.46%

10 OCTOBER 568 5.5%

11 NOVEMBER 500 4.84%

12 DECEMBER 530 5.13%

98 DON'T KNOW 1061 10.28%

NA 175 1.69%

# R08c: Year of birth

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Literal Question What is [NAME’S] exact date of birth?- Year


99 1 0%

1916 1 0%

1919 1 0%

1925 1 0%

1926 1 0%

1927 1 0%

1928 3 0.02%

1929 3 0.02%

1930 3 0.02%

1932 3 0.02%

1933 4 0.03%

1934 4 0.03%

1935 4 0.03%

1936 5 0.04%

1937 8 0.07%

1938 8 0.07%

1939 4 0.03%

1940 10 0.09%

1941 5 0.04%

1942 12 0.11%

1943 11 0.1%

1944 10 0.09%

1945 14 0.13%

1946 13 0.12%

1947 16 0.15%

1948 35 0.33%

1949 16 0.15%

1950 11 0.1%

1951 11 0.1%

1952 19 0.18%

1953 28 0.27%

1954 14 0.13%

1955 26 0.25%

1956 22 0.21%

1957 20 0.19%

1958 37 0.35%

1959 16 0.15%

1960 36 0.34%

1961 19 0.18%

1962 42 0.4%

1963 33 0.31%

1964 30 0.29%

1965 37 0.35%

1966 35 0.33%

1967 30 0.29%

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1968 48 0.46%

1969 35 0.33%

1970 36 0.34%

1971 41 0.39%

1972 60 0.58%

1973 92 0.89%

1974 45 0.43%

1975 68 0.65%

1976 67 0.64%

1977 65 0.62%

1978 94 0.91%

1979 88 0.85%

1980 73 0.7%

1981 68 0.65%

1982 121 1.17%

1983 104 1%

1984 89 0.86%

1985 85 0.82%

1986 134 1.29%

1987 102 0.98%

1988 157 1.52%

1989 121 1.17%

1990 154 1.49%

1991 125 1.21%

1992 172 1.66%

1993 188 1.82%

1994 154 1.49%

1995 126 1.22%

1996 180 1.74%

1997 141 1.36%

1998 209 2.02%

1999 200 1.93%

2000 266 2.57%

2001 227 2.19%

2002 237 2.29%

2003 245 2.37%

2004 277 2.68%

2005 317 3.07%

2006 311 3.01%

2007 306 2.96%

2008 336 3.25%

2009 348 3.37%

2010 390 3.77%

2011 338 3.27%

2012 386 3.74%

2013 379 3.67%

2014 401 3.88%

2015 352 3.41%

2016 387 3.75%

2017 345 3.34%

2018 165 1.59%

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9998 IF NOT KNOWN AND AFTER THOROUGHLY PROBING!

27 0.26%

NA 174 1.68%

# R09: Marital status of household member



Pre-Question Text For persons 10 years and above

Literal Question What is the present marital status of [NAME]?


1 Married monogamous 2110 20.44%

2 Married polygamous 469 4.54%

3 Divorced/ Separated 365 3.53%

4 Widow/ Widower 373 3.61%

5 Never married 3242 31.41%

NA 3760 36.43%

# R10: Have a birth certificate



Pre-Question Text For persons below 18 years

Literal Question Is [NAME]’s biological parent still alive?


1 Yes, only Father alive 116 1.12%

2 Yes, only Mother alive 808 7.83%

3 Yes, both parents are alive 4917 47.64%

4 No 236 2.28%

98 Don’t Know 22 0.21%

NA 4220 40.89%










1 1046 10.13%

2 1004 9.72%

3 1098 10.64%

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4 1053 10.2%

5 1056 10.23%

6 981 9.5%

7 968 9.38%

8 1019 9.87%

9 1036 10.03%

10 1058 10.25%

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# hh: InterviewId







1 866 18.5%

2 788 16.83%

3 717 15.32%

4 644 13.76%

5 526 11.23%

6 389 8.31%

7 273 5.83%

8 187 3.99%

9 109 2.32%

10 67 1.43%

11 49 1.04%

12 27 0.57%

13 16 0.34%

14 13 0.27%

15 5 0.1%

16 2 0.04%

17 1 0.02%

18 1 0.02%

# R12: In which country was (name) born?



Literal Question In which country was [NAME] born?


1 Uganda 709 15.14%

2 South Sudan 2705 57.79%

3 DR of Congo 950 20.29%

4 Burundi 95 2.02%

5 Somalia 120 2.56%

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6 Rwanda 55 1.17%

7 Tanzania 1 0.02%

8 Ethiopia 4 0.08%

9 Kenya 4 0.08%

10 Eriterean 33 0.7%

11 Pakistan 4 0.08%

# R12_oth: Other (specify)



Literal Question In which country was [NAME] born? - Other (Specify)


4643 99.2%

Eriterea 8 0.17%

Eriterean 1 0.02%

eritrea 2 0.04%

Eritrea 15 0.32%

Eritrean 4 0.08%

Erittea 2 0.04%

Erritea 1 0.02%

Pakistan 4 0.08%

# R13: What nationality is (name)?



Literal Question What nationality is [NAME]?

Post-Question Text If R12 and R13==1<<Next module


1 Uganda 148 3.16%


3 DR of Congo 1162 24.82%

4 Burundi 107 2.28%

5 Somalia 147 3.14%

6 Rwanda 79 1.68%

7 Tanzania 1 0.02%

8 Ethiopia 3 0.06%

9 Kenya 3 0.06%

10 Eriterean 37 0.79%

11 Pakistan 6 0.12%

12 Russian 1 0.02%




Literal Question What nationality is [NAME]? - Other (Specify)


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4636 99.05%

Eritean 1 0.02%

Eriterea 5 0.1%

Eriterean 5 0.1%

Eritrea 1 0.02%

eritrean 4 0.08%

Eritrean 17 0.36%

Eritreans 1 0.02%

Erittea 1 0.02%

Erritea 3 0.06%

pakistan 3 0.06%

Pakistan 2 0.04%

Russian 1 0.02%

# R13_1: Does (name) have a birth certificate?



Literal Question Does [NAME] have a birth certificate?



1 Yes, -given by GOU 387 8.26%

2 Yes, - issue by country of origin 385 8.22%

3 Yes, left it back home 706 15.08%

4 No 2985 63.78%

97 N/A 16 0.34%

98 DK 40 0.85%

NA 161 3.44%

# R14a: R14a When did(name) arrive to Uganda?



Literal Question When did [NAME] arrive to Uganda?


1 JANUAR 284 6.06%

2 FEBRUA 301 6.43%

3 MARCH 251 5.36%

4 APRIL 320 6.83%

5 MAY 304 6.49%

6 JUNE 283 6.04%

7 JULY 355 7.58%

8 AUGUST 299 6.38%

9 SEPTEM 460 9.82%

10 OCTOBE 430 9.18%

11 NOVEMB 357 7.62%

12 DECEMB 325 6.94%

NA 711 15.19%

# R14b: R14a When did(name) arrive to Uganda?

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Literal Question When did [NAME] arrive to Uganda?


15 1 0.02%

16 1 0.02%

50 1 0.02%

201 4 0.08%

217 1 0.02%

1986 1 0.02%

1987 1 0.02%

1988 2 0.04%

1989 3 0.06%

1990 2 0.04%

1992 1 0.02%

1994 11 0.23%

1995 2 0.04%

1996 11 0.23%

1997 6 0.12%

1998 8 0.17%

1999 5 0.1%

2000 8 0.17%

2001 6 0.12%

2002 14 0.29%

2003 12 0.25%

2004 1 0.02%

2005 5 0.1%

2006 6 0.12%

2007 24 0.51%

2008 54 1.15%

2009 53 1.13%

2010 48 1.02%

2011 53 1.13%

2012 173 3.69%

2013 178 3.8%

2014 327 6.98%

2015 224 4.78%

2016 1824 38.97%

2017 707 15.1%

2018 186 3.97%

2044 2 0.04%

2061 1 0.02%

2816 3 0.06%

20161 1 0.02%

NA 709 15.14%

# R15: R15 Since arriving to Uganda, has (name) been registered with the GoU?



Literal Question Since arriving to Uganda, has [NAME] been registered with the GoU?

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Post-Question Text - Yes, document seen>>R17- Yes, document not seen>>R17


1 Yes, document seen 3843 82.11%

2 Yes, document not seen 456 9.74%

3 No 203 4.33%

97 N/A 13 0.27%

98 DK 4 0.08%

NA 161 3.44%

# R16: R16 Why has(name) not registered?



Literal Question Why has [NAME] not registered?


1 Unaware of the process 3 0.06%

4 See no benefit in registration 4 0.08%

5 Waiting for registration 141 3.01%

7 Distance or difficulty of reaching the registration centre 14 0.29%


NA 4477 95.66%




Literal Question Why has [NAME] not registered?- Other (Specify)


4639 99.12%

Do not give rwandense

1 0.02%

has not got the time

1 0.02%

has not got time

1 0.02%

has not got time but he is interested

1 0.02%

hasn't got time

1 0.02%

He is not a refugee

1 0.02%

He is not a refugee he came to study

1 0.02%

He is not a refugee he came to study and going back after studies

1 0.02%

Indifferent 1 0.02%

missed the regeneration

1 0.02%

new born 1 0.02%

New born 2 0.04%

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NEW BORN

1 0.02%

No settlement for rwandense

1 0.02%

No settlement for rwandense

2 0.04%

not given 3 0.06%

not yet given

3 0.06%

parent is relaxed to register

6 0.12%

Parent is relaxed to register

1 0.02%

period for registering ended

2 0.04%

Registeted with UN

1 0.02%

registration completed

1 0.02%

she is going back to congo soon

1 0.02%

She is not a refugee

1 0.02%

since shes visiting,shes here on a temporary visa

2 0.04%

the day was to go and register, they all fell sick

1 0.02%

they were not given that rwandese are no longer given

1 0.02%

told him that they had no more settlement for rwandense

1 0.02%

# R17: R17 Does (name) have any relatives still living in country of origin?



Literal Question Does [NAME] have any relatives still living in country of origin?


1 Yes 3959 84.59%

2 No 485 10.36%

97 N/A 11 0.23%

98 DK 64 1.36%

NA 161 3.44%

# R18: R18 Would (name) like to go back to his/her country of origin after the c



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Pre-Question Text FOR PERSONS 18 YEARS AND ABOVE

Literal Question Would [NAME] like to go back to his/her country of origin after the conflict?


1 Yes 985 21.04%

2 No 642 13.71%

97 N/A 2 0.04%

98 DK 26 0.55%

NA 3025 64.63%

# R20: R20 Is this place (CURRENT PLACE OF RESIDENCE) the first place of residence in U



Literal Question Is this place (CURRENT PLACE OF RESIDENCE) the first place of residence in Uganda for [NAME]?

Post-Question Text Yes>>R22


1 Yes 4244 90.68%

2 No 228 4.87%

97 N/A 41 0.87%

98 DK 6 0.12%

NA 161 3.44%

# R21a: R21a Which was (name) s first place of residence in Uganda?-District



Literal Question Which was [NAME's] first place of residence in Uganda?

Interviewer Instructions RECORD DISTRICT NAME IN R21a AND PLACE OF RESIDENCE IN R21b


97 N/A 1 0.02%

101 KALANGALA 5 0.1%

102 KAMPALA 29 0.61%

103 KIBOGA 1 0.02%

112 KAYUNGA 2 0.04%

123 KYANKWANZI 3 0.06%

301 ADJUMANI 54 1.15%

303 ARUA 14 0.29%

309 MOYO 7 0.14%

326 LAMWO 9 0.19%

401 BUNDIBUGYO 1 0.02%

403 HOIMA 19 0.4%

404 KABALE 3 0.06%

408 KISORO 9 0.19%

410 MBARARA 5 0.1%

411 NTUNGAMO 3 0.06%

413 KAMWENGE 18 0.38%

414 KANUNGU 3 0.06%

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415 KYENJOJO 4 0.08%

418 ISINGIRO 34 0.72%

421 KIRYANDONGO 3 0.06%

NA 4453 95.14%

# R21b: R21b Which was (name)'s first place of residence in Uganda?-Settlement



Literal Question Which was [NAME's] first place of residence in Uganda?

Interviewer Instructions RECORD DISTRICT NAME IN R21a AND PLACE OF RESIDENCE IN R21b


1 Kampala 30 0.64%

5 Baratuku 5 0.1%

7 Boroli 6 0.12%

8 Elegu CP I 1 0.02%

12 Maaji II 9 0.19%

13 Maaji III 3 0.06%

15 Mungula I 3 0.06%

17 Nyumanzi 3 0.06%

18 Nyumanzi TC 1 0.02%

20 Olua I 4 0.08%

23 Pagrinya RC1 1 0.02%

24 Pagrinya RC2 3 0.06%

25 Agojo II 1 0.02%

26 Dzaipi 16 0.34%

27 Imvepi RC 4 0.08%

29 Ocea RC 3 0.06%

30 Rhino Camp 7 0.14%

33 Laufori 4 0.08%

36 Palorinya 3 0.06%

43 Ngomoromo 1 0.02%

46 Palabek RC 8 0.17%

49 Kyangwali 1 0.02%

50 Nyakabande TC 12 0.25%

51 Matanda 2 0.04%

52 Rwamwanja 21 0.44%

53 Nakivale 40 0.85%


57 Kyaka II 9 0.19%

96 Others 26 0.55%

NA 4452 95.12%

# R21b_oth: R21b Others Specify



Literal Question Which was [NAME's] first place of residence in Uganda? - Other (Specify)

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4654 99.44%

Bugangezi 3 0.06%

Bugerere 2 0.04%

MUNSISA 1 0.02%

Not in a refugee settlement

1 0.02%

Not in a settlement

1 0.02%

Not in refugee

1 0.02%

Not in refugee settlement

3 0.06%

Not in settlement

1 0.02%

Not refugee settlement

1 0.02%

nyakinsa 3 0.06%

SINGA 4 0.08%

SINGA (AT THE LAKE)

1 0.02%

sipaguro 1 0.02%

Songa Kaiso

1 0.02%

SONGA KAISO

1 0.02%

Wawa 1 0.02%

# R22: R22 Was(name) displaced by the South Sudan Crisis (2013-2018)?



Literal Question Was [NAME] displaced by the South Sudan Crisis (2013-2018)?

Post-Question Text Yes>>R24


1 Yes 2772 59.23%

2 No 1128 24.1%

97 N/A 68 1.45%

98 DK 3 0.06%

NA 709 15.14%

# R23: R23 Was (name) displaced by the recent DRC Crisis (2017-2018)?



Literal Question Was [NAME] displaced by the recent DRC Crisis (2017-2018)?


1 Yes 226 4.82%

2 No 900 19.23%

97 N/A 1 0.02%

98 DK 1 0.02%

NA 3552 75.89%


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1 501 10.7%

2 493 10.53%

3 488 10.42%

4 433 9.25%

5 483 10.32%

6 444 9.48%

7 423 9.03%

8 503 10.74%

9 450 9.61%

10 462 9.87%

# interview__key: Uinque 8-digit long identifier of the interview



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# hh: Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview



# interview__key: Uinque 8-digit long identifier of the interview



# R00_ID1: PID of main respondent



Literal Question PID of main respondent


1 699 79.97%

2 148 16.93%

3 15 1.71%

4 1 0.11%

5 4 0.45%

6 4 0.45%

7 3 0.34%

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# R24: R24 Think about your life before moving to Uganda and the household you were a p



Literal Question Think about your life before moving to Uganda and the household you were a part of at that time. How has your household composition changed since then?

Post-Question Text No>>R28


1 Yes 653 74.71%

2 No 220 25.17%

NA 1 0.11%

# R25: R25 How many members are no longer part of your household?



Literal Question How many members are no longer part of your household?


None 169 19.33%

1 136 15.56%

2 92 10.52%

3 73 8.35%

4 59 6.75%

5 33 3.77%

6 34 3.89%

7 16 1.83%

8 17 1.94%

9 8 0.91%

10 5 0.57%

11 1 0.11%

12 1 0.11%

13 4 0.45%

14 1 0.11%

15 1 0.11%

16 1 0.11%

20 1 0.11%

36 1 0.11%

NA 221 25.28%

# R26__1: Why?:They are still in country of origin



Literal Question Why?- They are still in country of origin

Interviewer Instructions Multiple answers are allowed


no 208 23.79%

1 yes 276 31.57%

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NA 390 44.62%

# R26__2: Why?:They are deceased



Literal Question Why?- They are deceased



no 331 37.87%

1 yes 153 17.5%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26__3: Why?:They are missing



Literal Question Why?- They are missing



no 445 50.91%

1 yes 39 4.46%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26__4: Why?:They are imprisoned



Literal Question Why?- They are imprisoned



no 482 55.14%

1 yes 2 0.22%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26__5: Why?:They are working/studying somewhere else



Literal Question Why?- They are working/studying somewhere else


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no 472 54%

1 yes 12 1.37%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26__6: Why?:Marriage/divorce



Literal Question Why?- Marriage/divorce



no 450 51.48%

1 yes 34 3.89%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26__7: Why?:They joined a different household



Literal Question Why?- They joined a different household



no 428 48.97%

1 yes 56 6.4%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26__8: Why?:They formed their own household



Literal Question Why?- They formed their own household



no 449 51.37%

1 yes 35 4%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26__9: Why?:Other (specify)



Literal Question Why?- Other (specify)

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no 479 54.8%

1 yes 5 0.57%

NA 390 44.62%

# R26_oth: Others Specify



Literal Question Why?- Other (specify)



818 93.59%

- 3 0.34%

##N/A## 6 0.68%

0 4 0.45%

6 1 0.11%

because of the displacement in south sudan, they ended up in different camps

1 0.11%

GRAND PARENTS

1 0.11%

IN ANOTHER CAMP

2 0.22%

IN ANOTHER HOUSEHOLD AT THE BORDER

1 0.11%

MARRIED ANOTHER WIFE

1 0.11%

NA 1 0.11%

nome 1 0.11%

none 6 0.68%

None 8 0.91%

NONE 11 1.25%

not applicable

1 0.11%

one was left in congo

1 0.11%

separated 1 0.11%

they are in another settlement

1 0.11%

THEY ARE IN MVEPI REFUGEES SETTLEMENT

1 0.11%

They don't know what happened to them

1 0.11%

they left and went to kampala

1 0.11%

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they went to another camp

1 0.11%

went to another camp

1 0.11%

# R27: R27 How many new members joined?



Literal Question How many new members joined?


None 288 32.95%

1 162 18.53%

2 82 9.38%

3 45 5.14%

4 40 4.57%

5 15 1.71%

6 9 1.02%

7 4 0.45%

8 6 0.68%

9 1 0.11%

12 1 0.11%

NA 221 25.28%

# R28: R28 What is your relationship to the previous household head?



Literal Question What is your relationship to the previous household head?


1 Head 162 18.53%

2 Spouse 40 4.57%

3 Son/daughter 11 1.25%

7 Sister/Brother of head or spouse 3 0.34%

8 Nephew/Niece 1 0.11%

9 Other relatives 1 0.11%

11 Non-relative 2 0.22%

NA 654 74.82%

# R29: R29 Who in your household did you come with?



Literal Question Who in your household did you come with?


1 Entire household came together as one Unit 415 47.48%

2 The household head and some household members 177 20.25%

3 Some members without the household head 135 15.44%

4 Came alone 146 16.7%

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NA 1 0.11%

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# hh: InterviewId







1 1967 21.53%

2 1734 18.98%

3 1422 15.57%

4 1171 12.82%

5 896 9.81%

6 667 7.3%

7 466 5.1%

8 297 3.25%

9 190 2.08%

10 113 1.23%

11 78 0.85%

12 48 0.52%

13 27 0.29%

14 17 0.18%

15 9 0.09%

16 5 0.05%

17 4 0.04%

18 3 0.03%

19 2 0.02%

20 2 0.02%

21 2 0.02%

22 1 0.01%

23 1 0.01%

24 1 0.01%

25 2 0.02%

26 1 0.01%

27 1 0.01%

28 1 0.01%

29 1 0.01%

31 1 0.01%

32 1 0.01%

33 1 0.01%

# E01_idE: RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]



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Literal Question RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]


1 5915 64.77%

10 26 0.28%

11 11 0.12%

12 1 0.01%

13 1 0.01%

18 8 0.08%

2 2446 26.78%

3 363 3.97%

4 138 1.51%

5 81 0.88%

6 65 0.71%

7 34 0.37%

8 28 0.3%

9 15 0.16%

# E02: Can Name read and write with understanding in any language?



Literal Question Can [NAME] read and write with understanding in any language?


1 Unable to read and write 3977 43.55%

2 Able to read only 399 4.36%

3 Able to read and write 4747 51.98%

4 Uses Braille 1 0.01%

97 N/A 4 0.04%

98 DK 4 0.04%

# E03: Has Name ever attended any formal school?



Literal Question Has [NAME] ever attended any formal school?

Post-Question Text - Attended school in the past (>> E05)- Currently attending school (>>E12)


1 Never attended 1489 16.3%

2 Attended school in the past 3288 36%

3 Currently attending school 4339 47.51%

97 N/A 10 0.1%

98 DK 6 0.06%

# E04: What is the MAIN reason this hh member has not attended school?



Literal Question What is the MAIN reason [NAME] has not attended school?

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Post-Question Text >> NEXT PERSON


1 Too expensive 313 3.42%

2 Too far away 111 1.21%

4 Had to help at home 93 1.01%

5 Had to help with farm work 34 0.37%

6 Had to help with family business 3 0.03%

7 Education not useful 28 0.3%

8 Parents did not want 231 2.52%

9 Not willing to attend 58 0.63%

10 Too young 376 4.11%

11 Orphaned 110 1.2%

12 Displaced 4 0.04%

13 Disabled 28 0.3%

14 Insecurity 62 0.67%

25 Language barrier 1 0.01%

26 Different school systems 1 0.01%

27 Marriage 5 0.05%

96 Other 23 0.25%

97 N/A 2 0.02%

98 DK 6 0.06%

NA 7643 83.69%

# E04b: OTHER-What is the MAIN reason this hh member has not attended school?



Literal Question What is the MAIN reason [NAME] has not attended school?- Other (Specify)



9109 99.74%

A dumb 1 0.01%

AVAILABLE NURSERY SCHOOL CLOSED DOWN AND TOO YOUNG FOR PRIMARY

1 0.01%

culture didnot allow girls to go to school during their time

1 0.01%

Disable 1 0.01%

Disease problem

1 0.01%

family could not afford

1 0.01%

he is abnormal can't talk

1 0.01%

mental disability

1 0.01%

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she is ill with epilepsy

1 0.01%

she was always sick

1 0.01%

SICKNESS 1 0.01%

that the child is stIll young

1 0.01%

the family didnt know the importance of education

1 0.01%

The head is waiting for next term so that Milongo Salomo can go to school

1 0.01%

The head of the house hold is waiting for the next term to begin so that she can take the children to school

1 0.01%

waiting on their visa to go the U.S.A

1 0.01%

waiting on their visa to go to the U.S.A

2 0.02%

waiting on their visa to go to the united states. they wil study from there

1 0.01%

war 1 0.01%

WAR 2 0.02%

Where she was stayingthere was no school

1 0.01%

# E05: What was the highest grade that Name completed



Literal Question What was the highest grade that [NAME] completed?


1 Some primary 1668 18.26%

2 Completed Primary 368 4.02%

3 Some secondary 668 7.31%

4 Completed secondary 246 2.69%

5 Post-secondary 312 3.41%

6 Junior 17 0.18%

97 N/A 3 0.03%

98 DK 6 0.06%

NA 5844 63.99%

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# E09: Why did [NAME] leave school?



Literal Question Why did [NAME] leave school?



1 Completed desired schooling 325 3.55%

2 Further schooling not available 57 0.62%

3 Too expensive 1876 20.54%

4 Too far away 18 0.19%

5 Had to help at home 90 0.98%

6 Had to help with farm work 43 0.47%

7 Had to help with family business 9 0.09%

8 Poor school quality 5 0.05%

9 Parents did not want 95 1.04%

10 Not willing to attend further 161 1.76%

11 Poor academic progress 66 0.72%

12 Sickness or calamity in family 112 1.22%

13 Pregnancy 101 1.1%

25 Language barrier 4 0.04%

26 Different school systems 7 0.07%

27 Marriage 59 0.64%

28 Crisis/War 200 2.19%

96 Other 40 0.43%

97 N/A 2 0.02%

98 DK 18 0.19%

NA 5844 63.99%

# E09b: OTHER-Why did this hh member leave school?



Literal Question Why did [NAME] leave school?- Other (Specify)



9092 99.56%

Completed a nursing training course

1 0.01%

Disability problem

1 0.01%

eye problems

1 0.01%

Failure to have certificate from Congo

1 0.01%

Father died 1 0.01%

First went back to Somalia

1 0.01%

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HE BECAME AN ORPHAN

1 0.01%

HE COMPLETED PRIMARY FROM SUDAN AND HAS NO PLE CERTIFICATES OF UGANDAN TO REGISTER FOR O LEVEL EXAMS

1 0.01%

He fell sick 1 0.01%

HE IS DEATH

1 0.01%

Her parents had no money for her further schooling

1 0.01%

His parents had no money for his further schooling

1 0.01%

In senior six vacation

1 0.01%

INSECURITY

1 0.01%

lack of school fees

1 0.01%

looking for money

1 0.01%

Lost her father

1 0.01%

lost parents 2 0.02%

no one was able to buy him scholastic materials

1 0.01%

on vacation 1 0.01%

On vacation 1 0.01%

Orphan 1 0.01%

ORPHAN 2 0.02%

Orphaned 1 0.01%

ORPHANED

1 0.01%

orphanged 1 0.01%

parents had no money for his further schooling

1 0.01%

parents died 4 0.04%

parents had no money for his further schooling

1 0.01%

parents weren't so informed about the advantages of educating a child

1 0.01%

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person has a mental disability

1 0.01%

planning to enroll for a diploma in medicine

1 0.01%

pregnancy 1 0.01%

She's in her S6 vacation

1 0.01%

sickness 1 0.01%

# E12: What grade is [NAME] currently attending?



Literal Question What grade is [NAME] currently attending?


1 Attending nursery, kindergarten etc (lower than P.1) 953 10.43%

10 Attending P.1 623 6.82%

11 Attending P.2 561 6.14%

12 Attending P.3 517 5.66%

13 Attending P.4 453 4.96%

14 Attending P.5 346 3.78%

15 Attending P.6 253 2.77%

16 Attending P.7 162 1.77%

30 Attending S.1 96 1.05%






40 Attending post primary/junior specialized training or certificate or diploma

35 0.38%

50 Attending Post-secondary Specialized training or diploma

37 0.4%

61 Attending Degree and above 40 0.43%

NA 4793 52.48%

# E13: Who manages the school?



Literal Question Who manages/funds the school?


1 Gov’t 1760 19.27%

2 Private 1072 11.73%

3 NGO / religious organization 946 10.35%

4 UNHCR 500 5.47%

5 Community 33 0.36%


97 N/A 2 0.02%

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98 DK 6 0.06%

NA 4793 52.48%

# E13b: OTHER-Who manages the school?



Literal Question Who manages/funds the school?- Other (Specify)


9112 99.78%

AR JAPAN 2 0.02%

FINN CHURCH AID

1 0.01%

PLAN INTERNATIONAL

2 0.02%

save the children

1 0.01%

SAVE THE CHILDREN

5 0.05%

SAVE THE CHILDREN FUND

3 0.03%

WINDLE TRUST

2 0.02%

WORLD VISION

4 0.04%

# E57: Who manages the school?



Literal Question At the time of leaving the country where [NAME] lived before moving to Uganda, was [NAME] attending school?


1 Yes 1144 12.52%

2 No 961 10.52%

97 N/A 109 1.19%

98 DK 2 0.02%

NA 6916 75.73%









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1 940 10.29%

2 895 9.8%

3 973 10.65%

4 938 10.27%

5 929 10.17%

6 868 9.5%

7 851 9.31%

8 881 9.64%

9 917 10.04%

10 940 10.29%

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# hh: InterviewId








1 1990 19.25%

2 1777 17.19%

3 1589 15.37%

4 1371 13.26%

5 1101 10.65%

6 822 7.95%

7 586 5.67%

8 409 3.95%

9 255 2.46%

10 158 1.52%

11 106 1.02%

12 60 0.58%

13 36 0.34%

14 27 0.26%

15 12 0.11%

16 6 0.05%

17 4 0.03%

18 3 0.02%

19 2 0.01%

20 2 0.01%

21 2 0.01%

22 2 0.01%

23 2 0.01%

24 2 0.01%

25 2 0.01%

26 1 0%

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27 1 0%

28 1 0%

29 1 0%

30 1 0%

31 1 0%

32 1 0%

33 1 0%

# HE01: RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]





173 1.67%

-999999999 22 0.21%

1 6543 63.31%

10 25 0.24%

11 11 0.1%

12 2 0.01%

14 1 0%

18 2 0.01%

2 2869 27.76%

3 333 3.22%

4 139 1.34%

5 91 0.88%

6 56 0.54%

7 33 0.31%

8 25 0.24%

9 9 0.08%

# HE02: During the last 30 days, did [NAME] suffer from any illness or injury?



Literal Question During the last 30 days, did [NAME] suffer from any illness or injury?

Post-Question Text - No (>> Next person)- DK>>Next person


1 Yes 2997 29%

2 No 7122 68.91%

97 N/A 1 0%

98 DK 19 0.18%

NA 195 1.88%

# HE03: How many times did [NAME] fall sick during the last 30 days?



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1 2309 22.34%

2 407 3.93%

3 113 1.09%

4 46 0.44%

5 20 0.19%

6 7 0.06%

7 35 0.33%

8 3 0.02%

9 1 0%

10 6 0.05%

11 1 0%

12 2 0.01%

14 8 0.07%

16 1 0%

18 1 0%

20 1 0%

21 1 0%

24 1 0%

25 1 0%

30 33 0.31%

NA 7337 70.99%

# HE04: For how many days did [NAME] suffer due to illness or injury during the last 30



Literal Question For how many days did [NAME] suffer due to illness or injury during the last 30 days?


1 57 0.55%

2 267 2.58%

3 412 3.98%

4 344 3.32%

5 323 3.12%

6 151 1.46%

7 663 6.41%

8 79 0.76%

9 25 0.24%

10 73 0.7%

11 8 0.07%

12 16 0.15%

13 6 0.05%

14 226 2.18%

15 24 0.23%

16 7 0.06%

17 2 0.01%

18 3 0.02%

20 34 0.32%

21 26 0.25%

24 4 0.03%

25 6 0.05%

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27 1 0%

28 5 0.04%

30 235 2.27%

NA 7337 70.99%

# HE06__1: Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primari



Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Diarrhoea (acute)

Interviewer Instructions - Record up to 2 symptom codes- See code below


no 2862 27.69%

1 yes 135 1.3%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Diarrhoea (chronic, 1 month or more)



no 2983 28.86%

1 yes 14 0.13%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Weight loss (major)



no 2982 28.85%

1 yes 15 0.14%

NA 7337 70.99%


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Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Fever (acute)



no 2680 25.93%

1 yes 317 3.06%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Fever (recurring)



no 2858 27.65%

1 yes 139 1.34%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Malaria



no 1695 16.4%

1 yes 1302 12.59%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Skin rash


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no 2919 28.24%

1 yes 78 0.75%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Weakness



no 2817 27.25%

1 yes 180 1.74%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Severe headache



no 2628 25.43%

1 yes 369 3.57%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Fainting



no 2986 28.89%

1 yes 11 0.1%

NA 7337 70.99%



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Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Chills (feeling hot and cold)



no 2898 28.04%

1 yes 99 0.95%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Vomiting



no 2888 27.94%

1 yes 109 1.05%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Cough



no 2313 22.38%

1 yes 684 6.61%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Coughing blood


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no 2993 28.96%

1 yes 4 0.03%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Pain on passing urine



no 2992 28.95%

1 yes 5 0.04%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Genital sores



no 2992 28.95%

1 yes 5 0.04%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Mental disorder



no 2971 28.74%

1 yes 26 0.25%

NA 7337 70.99%



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Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Abdominal pain



no 2716 26.28%

1 yes 281 2.71%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Sore throat



no 2962 28.66%

1 yes 35 0.33%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Difficulty breathing



no 2948 28.52%

1 yes 49 0.47%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Burn


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no 2988 28.91%

1 yes 9 0.08%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Fracture



no 2973 28.76%

1 yes 24 0.23%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Wound



no 2938 28.43%

1 yes 59 0.57%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Child birth related



no 2969 28.73%

1 yes 28 0.27%

NA 7337 70.99%



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Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- NOTHING ELSE



no 2756 26.66%

1 yes 241 2.33%

NA 7337 70.99%




Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Other (specify)



no 2515 24.33%

1 yes 482 4.66%

NA 7337 70.99%

# HE06b: OTHER-Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that %rostert



Literal Question Can you describe the major symptoms of the illness or injury that [NAME] primarily suffered from during the last 30 days?- Other (specify)

# HE07: Was anyone consulted for the major illness or injury [NAME] suffered during the



Literal Question Was anyone consulted (e.g. a doctor, nurse, pharmacist or traditional healer) for the major illness or injury [NAME] suffered during the last 30 days?

Post-Question Text Yes (>> HE09_1)


1 Yes 2573 24.89%

2 No 421 4.07%

98 DK 3 0.02%

NA 7337 70.99%

# HE08: Why was no one consulted for [NAME’S] major illness?



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Literal Question Why was no one consulted for [NAME’S] major illness?

Post-Question Text [>>next Person]

Interviewer Instructions See codes below


1 Illness mild 209 2.02%

2 Facility too far 46 0.44%

3 Hard to get to facility 6 0.05%

4 Too dangerous to go 2 0.01%

5 Available facilities are costly 46 0.44%

6 No qualified staff present 3 0.02%

7 Staff attitude not good 4 0.03%

8 Too busy / long waiting time 17 0.16%

10 Facility is closed 2 0.01%

12 Drugs not available 30 0.29%

96 Other 56 0.54%

NA 9913 95.92%

# HE08b: OTHER-Why was no one consulted for Name major illness?



Literal Question Why was no one consulted for [NAME’S] major illness?- Other (Specify)

Post-Question Text [>>next Person]

Interviewer Instructions See codes below

# HE09_1: HE09_1. Where did %rostertitle% go for the first consultation during the last 30



Literal Question Where did [NAME] go for the first consultation during the last 30 days?


1 Gov’t Health Facility 1271 12.29%

49 Private Health Facility 805 7.78%

50 NGO 461 4.46%


97 N/A 1 0%

NA 7761 75.1%

# HE09_2: HE09_2. Did %rostertitle% pay for the consultation?



Literal Question Did you pay for the consultation?

Post-Question Text - No (>>HE11)- DK>>HE11

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1 Yes 362 3.5%

2 No 2202 21.3%

97 N/A 1 0%

98 DK 8 0.07%

NA 7761 75.1%

# HE09_3: HE09_3. How much did %rostertitle% pay for the consultation (not including medic



Literal Question How much did you pay for the consultation (not including medicines)?


7 0.06%

1000 5 0.04%

2000 38 0.36%

2500 1 0%

3000 34 0.32%

4000 4 0.03%

5000 47 0.45%

7000 4 0.03%

7200 1 0%

8000 6 0.05%

9000 4 0.03%

9600 1 0%

10000 57 0.55%

12000 5 0.04%

14000 1 0%

15000 19 0.18%

16000 1 0%

17000 2 0.01%

17800 1 0%

18000 1 0%

20000 47 0.45%

25000 7 0.06%

27000 1 0%

28000 1 0%

30000 10 0.09%

31000 1 0%

35000 2 0.01%

40000 8 0.07%

45000 1 0%

49000 1 0%

50000 16 0.15%

52000 1 0%

60000 5 0.04%

66000 1 0%

80000 1 0%

90000 1 0%

100000 5 0.04%

115000 1 0%

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120000 1 0%

150000 3 0.02%

167000 1 0%

170000 1 0%

180000 1 0%

200000 3 0.02%

250000 1 0%

300000 2 0.01%

NA 9972 96.49%

# HE11: Distance to the place where consultation for [NAME] was first sought from?



Literal Question Distance to the place where consultation for [NAME] was first sought from?


1 0 to <3kms 1820 17.61%

2 3 to <5kms 458 4.43%

3 5 to <8kms 105 1.01%

4 8 or more Kms 183 1.77%

97 N/A 3 0.02%

98 DK 4 0.03%

NA 7761 75.1%










1 1046 10.12%

2 1006 9.73%

3 1098 10.62%

4 1054 10.19%

5 1061 10.26%

6 983 9.51%

7 968 9.36%

8 1020 9.87%

9 1039 10.05%

10 1059 10.24%

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1 1969 41.12%

2 1421 29.67%

3 513 10.71%

4 305 6.37%

5 189 3.94%

6 128 2.67%

7 83 1.73%

8 60 1.25%

9 39 0.81%

10 32 0.66%

11 20 0.41%

12 8 0.16%

13 5 0.1%

14 6 0.12%

15 3 0.06%

16 2 0.04%

17 2 0.04%

18 1 0.02%

24 1 0.02%

33 1 0.02%

# E01: ID/NAME OF PERSON RESPONDING





-999999999 22 0.45%

1 2925 61.09%

10 8 0.16%

11 9 0.18%

12 1 0.02%

18 6 0.12%

2 1393 29.09%

3 205 4.28%

4 88 1.83%

5 53 1.1%

6 37 0.77%

7 20 0.41%

8 14 0.29%

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9 7 0.14%

# CB12: Has [NAME] borrowed or got money in the last 12 months to be paid back later?



Literal Question Has [NAME] borrowed or got money in the last 12 months to be paid back later?


1 Yes 590 12.32%

2 No 4175 87.19%

NA 23 0.48%

# CB13: Has [NAME] borrowed or got goods on credit in the last 12 months?



Literal Question Has [NAME] borrowed or got goods on credit in the last 12 months?


1 Yes 312 6.51%

2 No 4453 93%

NA 23 0.48%

# CB14a: Has [name] been paying back money during the last 12 months?



Literal Question Has [NAME] been paying back money or goods during the last 12 months?- Money


1 Yes 644 13.45%

2 No 4121 86.06%

NA 23 0.48%

# CB14b: Has been paying back goods during the last 12 months?



Literal Question Has [NAME] been paying back money or goods during the last 12 months?- Goods


1 Yes 395 8.24%

2 No 4370 91.26%

NA 23 0.48%

# CB15__1: Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution



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Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Personal loan


no 628 13.11%

1 yes 194 4.05%

NA 3966 82.83%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Credit card


no 807 16.85%

1 yes 9 0.18%

NA 3972 82.95%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Overdraft


no 815 17.02%

1 yes 1 0.02%

NA 3972 82.95%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- A mortgage or Lease


no 814 17%

1 yes 2 0.04%

NA 3972 82.95%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?

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- Hire purchase


no 812 16.95%

1 yes 1 0.02%

NA 3975 83.02%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Services obtained on credit for e.g. school, hospital


no 793 16.56%

1 yes 24 0.5%

NA 3971 82.93%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Goods obtained on credit e.g. from shop, agro vet, wholesale.


no 674 14.07%

1 yes 142 2.96%

NA 3972 82.95%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Money owed to Money lenders


no 733 15.3%

1 yes 79 1.64%

NA 3976 83.04%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Money owed Family members

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no 770 16.08%

1 yes 44 0.91%

NA 3974 82.99%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Money owed to friends who are not members of the family.


no 660 13.78%

1 yes 157 3.27%

NA 3971 82.93%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Money from Employer


no 803 16.77%

1 yes 7 0.14%

NA 3978 83.08%




Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Others (specify)


no 799 16.68%

1 yes 13 0.27%

NA 3976 83.04%

# CB15b: Other-Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial insti



Literal Question Which of the following does [NAME] currently have from any financial institution, group or organization?- Others (specify)


4766 99.54%

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##N/A## 9 0.18%

Friends 3 0.06%

Money owed to private health facility

1 0.02%

N/A 1 0.02%

not sure 1 0.02%

Salary loan 1 0.02%

vgsa 1 0.02%

village groups

1 0.02%

Village SACCO

1 0.02%

Village savings group

1 0.02%

VLSA 1 0.02%

vslas 1 0.02%

# CB16__1: What is the source of the current loan /credit:Commercial bank



Pre-Question Text IF ANY YES IN CB015

Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- Commercial bank


no 460 9.6%

1 yes 60 1.25%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__2: What is the source of the current loan /credit:Savings club




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- Savings club


no 510 10.65%

1 yes 10 0.2%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__3: What is the source of the current loan /credit:Credit Institutions




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?

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- Credit Institutions


no 506 10.56%

1 yes 14 0.29%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__4: What is the source of the current loan /credit:ROSCAs




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- ROSCAs


no 518 10.81%

1 yes 2 0.04%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__5: What is the source of the current loan /credit:MDI




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- MDI


no 516 10.77%

1 yes 4 0.08%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__6: What is the source of the current loan /credit:Welfare fund




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- Welfare fund


no 517 10.79%

1 yes 3 0.06%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__7: What is the source of the current loan /credit:SACCOs



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Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- SACCOs


no 449 9.37%

1 yes 71 1.48%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__8: What is the source of the current loan /credit:Investment club




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- Investment club


no 516 10.77%

1 yes 4 0.08%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__9: What is the source of the current loan /credit:NGOs




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- NGOs


no 517 10.79%

1 yes 3 0.06%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__10: What is the source of the current loan /credit:Burial societies




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- Burial societies


no 518 10.81%

1 yes 2 0.04%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__11: What is the source of the current loan /credit:ASCAs


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Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- ASCAs


no 517 10.79%

1 yes 3 0.06%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__12: What is the source of the current loan /credit:MFIs




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- MFIs


no 514 10.73%

1 yes 6 0.12%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__13: What is the source of the current loan /credit:VSLAs




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- VSLAs


no 363 7.58%

1 yes 157 3.27%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__97: What is the source of the current loan /credit:None




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- None


no 451 9.41%

1 yes 69 1.44%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16__96: What is the source of the current loan /credit:Other

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Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- Others (specify)


no 335 6.99%

1 yes 185 3.86%

NA 4268 89.13%

# CB16b: Other-What is the source of the current loan /credit




Literal Question What is the source of the current loan /credit for [NAME]?- Others (specify)

# CB17: What was the main reason for seeking the loan/credit?




Literal Question What was the main reason for [NAME] seeking the loan/credit?


1 Buy land 16 0.33%

2 Buy livestock 5 0.1%

3 Buy farm tools and implements 10 0.2%

4 Buy farm inputs 31 0.64%

5 Purchase inputs/ working capital for non-farm enterprises

58 1.21%

6 Pay for building materials (To buy house) 13 0.27%

7 Buy consumption goods and services 185 3.86%

8 To pay educ. Expenses 112 2.33%

9 Pay for health expenses 41 0.85%

10 Pay for ceremonial expenses 6 0.12%


NA 4268 89.13%

# CB17b: Other-What was the main reason for seeking the loan/credit?




Literal Question What was the main reason for [NAME] seeking the loan/credit?- Other (specify)


4736 98.91%

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##N/A## 9 0.18%

business 2 0.04%

Business 1 0.02%

buy solar panel

1 0.02%

electricity pole

1 0.02%

for consumption

1 0.02%

for paying farm laborers

1 0.02%

for travelling to kampala

1 0.02%

for weeding 1 0.02%

home consumption

3 0.06%

house expenses

1 0.02%

Household expenses

1 0.02%

investing in business

1 0.02%

no loan obtained

1 0.02%

none 4 0.08%

NOT APPLICABLE

1 0.02%

Not applicable as she only got goods on credit from a shop

1 0.02%

not loan 1 0.02%

pay for rent 1 0.02%

paying farm laborers

1 0.02%

personal use 1 0.02%

shortage of food items

1 0.02%

start business

1 0.02%

To buy charcoal

1 0.02%

To buy fishing nets

1 0.02%

to buy iron sheets

1 0.02%

To hire workers in the farm

1 0.02%

to pay debtors

1 0.02%

To pay for another loan in the bank

1 0.02%

to pay for house rent

1 0.02%

To pay the debts

1 0.02%

To rent and furnish a house

1 0.02%

TO START A BUSINESS

1 0.02%

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to start up a bussiness

1 0.02%

to start up the retail shop i have right now

1 0.02%

upkeep 1 0.02%

upkeep and survival

1 0.02%

weeding crops

1 0.02%

# CB18__1: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Savings account



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Savings account

Interviewer Instructions PRODUCT OPTIONS (READ OUT)


no 4287 89.53%

1 yes 468 9.77%

NA 33 0.68%

# CB18__2: Do you currently use this or have such an account:A fixed deposit account



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- A fixed deposit account



no 4741 99.01%

1 yes 11 0.22%

NA 36 0.75%

# CB18__3: Do you currently use this or have such an account:A joint account



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- A joint account



no 4733 98.85%

1 yes 15 0.31%

NA 40 0.83%

# CB18__4: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Current or cheque account


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Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Current or cheque account



no 4655 97.22%

1 yes 89 1.85%

NA 44 0.91%

# CB18__5: Do you currently use this or have such an account:ATM card/Debit card



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- ATM card/Debit card



no 4476 93.48%

1 yes 268 5.59%

NA 44 0.91%

# CB18__6: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Credit card



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Credit card



no 4697 98.09%

1 yes 45 0.93%

NA 46 0.96%

# CB18__7: Do you currently use this or have such an account:An investment Account e.g. Sha



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- An investment Account e.g. Shares Account



no 4741 99.01%

1 yes 3 0.06%

NA 44 0.91%

# CB18__8: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Personal loan

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Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Personal loan



no 4692 97.99%

1 yes 52 1.08%

NA 44 0.91%

# CB18__9: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Overdraft



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Overdraft



no 4741 99.01%

1 yes 1 0.02%

NA 46 0.96%

# CB18__10: Do you currently use this or have such an account:A mortgage or Lease



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- A mortgage or Lease



no 4736 98.91%

1 yes 4 0.08%

NA 48 1%

# CB18__11: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Home improvement Loan



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Home improvement Loan



no 4740 98.99%

1 yes 1 0.02%

NA 47 0.98%

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# CB18__12: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Commercial Loan



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Commercial Loan



no 4733 98.85%

1 yes 4 0.08%

NA 51 1.06%

# CB18__13: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Money transfer services (Weste



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Money transfer services (Western union, money gram)



no 4724 98.66%

1 yes 17 0.35%

NA 47 0.98%

# CB18__14: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Mobile banking (Day to day ban



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Mobile banking (Day to day banking transactions NOT just mere account opening e.g mobile van)



no 4735 98.89%

1 yes 6 0.12%

NA 47 0.98%

# CB18__15: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Cell phone banking (with a ban



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Cell phone banking (with a bank account)



no 4733 98.85%

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1 yes 9 0.18%

NA 46 0.96%

# CB18__16: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Internet banking



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Internet banking



no 4733 98.85%

1 yes 5 0.1%

NA 50 1.04%

# CB18__96: Do you currently use this or have such an account:Other (Specify)



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Other (Specify)



no 4690 97.95%

1 yes 10 0.2%

NA 88 1.83%

# CB18b: Other-Do you currently use this or have such an account



Literal Question Concerning [product], does [NAME] currently use it or have such an account?- Other (Specify)



4769 99.6%

##N/A## 9 0.18%

Business account

1 0.02%

bussiness account and personal accounts

1 0.02%

call Account

1 0.02%

dahabshiil money transfer services

1 0.02%

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dahbshil somali money transfer services

2 0.04%

Friends and relatives

2 0.04%

INSIDE THE HOUSE

1 0.02%

VSLA 1 0.02%

# CB19__1: Which financial Institutions are you currently using for the products that you a



Pre-Question Text IF ANY YES IN CB18:

Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- Commercial Bank

Interviewer Instructions Read out


no 230 4.8%

1 yes 393 8.2%

NA 4165 86.98%





Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- MDIs



no 593 12.38%

1 yes 13 0.27%

NA 4182 87.34%





Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- MFIS



no 594 12.4%

1 yes 13 0.27%

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NA 4181 87.32%





Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- Credit institutions



no 570 11.9%

1 yes 36 0.75%

NA 4182 87.34%





Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- SACCOS



no 563 11.75%

1 yes 48 1%

NA 4177 87.23%





Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- VSLAs



no 491 10.25%

1 yes 120 2.5%

NA 4177 87.23%




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Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- ROSCAs



no 605 12.63%

NA 4183 87.36%





Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- Others



no 598 12.48%

1 yes 3 0.06%

NA 4187 87.44%

# CB19b: Other-Which financial Institutions are you currently using for the products that




Literal Question Which financial Institutions is [NAME] currently using for the products that you are using?- Others



4774 99.7%

##N/A## 9 0.18%

getting money for the elderly citizens

1 0.02%

Home 1 0.02%

Mobile Money

1 0.02%

None 2 0.04%








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1 486 10.15%

2 458 9.56%

3 503 10.5%

4 502 10.48%

5 478 9.98%

6 462 9.64%

7 467 9.75%

8 459 9.58%

9 483 10.08%

10 490 10.23%

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# hh: Unique 32-character long identifier of the interview



# CB01_1__1: What was the household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 mo



Literal Question What was the household’s most important source of earnings before coming to Uganda?

Interviewer Instructions RANK UP TO 3 IN ORDER OF IMPORTANCE)


no 1121 50.74%

1 yes 536 24.26%

2 114 5.16%

3 18 0.81%

NA 420 19.01%







no 1616 73.15%

1 yes 28 1.26%

2 110 4.97%

3 35 1.58%

NA 420 19.01%



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no 1781 80.62%

1 yes 4 0.18%

2 4 0.18%

NA 420 19.01%







no 1446 65.45%

1 yes 261 11.81%

2 54 2.44%

3 28 1.26%

NA 420 19.01%







no 1463 66.22%

1 yes 205 9.28%

2 89 4.02%

3 32 1.44%

NA 420 19.01%







no 1772 80.21%

1 yes 13 0.58%

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2 2 0.09%

3 2 0.09%

NA 420 19.01%







no 1784 80.76%

1 yes 3 0.13%

2 2 0.09%

NA 420 19.01%







no 1671 75.64%

1 yes 71 3.21%

2 26 1.17%

3 21 0.95%

NA 420 19.01%







no 1748 79.13%

1 yes 35 1.58%

2 5 0.22%

3 1 0.04%

NA 420 19.01%




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[StDev=0.509594594590046 /-]




no 1141 51.65%

1 yes 633 28.65%

2 11 0.49%

3 4 0.18%

NA 420 19.01%

# CB01_1b: Other-household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 months?





# CB01__1: What was the household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 mo



Literal Question What is the household’s most important source of earnings currently?

Interviewer Instructions Rank up to 3 in order of importance


1072 48.52%

1 614 27.79%

2 197 8.91%

3 40 1.81%

NA 286 12.94%







1779 80.53%

1 17 0.76%

2 95 4.3%

3 32 1.44%

NA 286 12.94%




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1893 85.69%

1 13 0.58%

2 11 0.49%

3 6 0.27%

NA 286 12.94%







1363 61.7%

1 371 16.79%

2 147 6.65%

3 42 1.9%

NA 286 12.94%







1546 69.98%

1 205 9.28%

2 137 6.2%

3 35 1.58%

NA 286 12.94%







1884 85.28%

1 14 0.63%

2 15 0.67%

3 10 0.45%

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NA 286 12.94%







1909 86.41%

1 5 0.22%

2 8 0.36%

3 1 0.04%

NA 286 12.94%







1548 70.07%

1 173 7.83%

2 116 5.25%

3 86 3.89%

NA 286 12.94%







1367 61.88%

1 452 20.46%

2 88 3.98%

3 16 0.72%

NA 286 12.94%




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1827 82.7%

1 59 2.67%

2 33 1.49%

3 4 0.18%

NA 286 12.94%

# CB01b: Other-household’s most important source of earnings during the last 12 months?














1 221 10%

2 220 9.95%

3 221 10%

4 221 10%

5 221 10%

6 221 10%

7 221 10%

8 221 10%

9 221 10%

10 221 10%

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1 1781 35.4%

2 1462 29.06%

3 637 12.66%

4 401 7.97%

5 263 5.22%

6 164 3.26%

7 110 2.18%

8 70 1.39%

9 47 0.93%

10 33 0.65%

11 28 0.55%

12 11 0.21%

13 5 0.09%

14 7 0.13%

15 4 0.07%

16 2 0.03%

17 1 0.01%

18 1 0.01%

24 1 0.01%

25 1 0.01%

33 1 0.01%

# LB1: RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]





-999999999 10 0.19%

1 3031 60.25%

10 12 0.23%

11 7 0.13%

12 2 0.03%

13 1 0.01%

2 1501 29.84%

3 221 4.39%

4 93 1.84%

5 57 1.13%

6 45 0.89%

7 23 0.45%

8 18 0.35%

9 9 0.17%

# LB13: LB13. Did %rostertitle% do any work for pay or profit, help without pay in house



Literal Question Did (Name) do any work for pay or profit, help without pay in household business in the last 7 days, or have a job or business they will definitely return to?

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1 Yes 2479 49.28%

2 No 2541 50.51%

NA 10 0.19%

# LB14: LB14. What best describes (Names) situation at this time?



Literal Question What best describes (Names) situation at this time?

Post-Question Text Skip to LB9


1 In school 1101 21.88%

2 Taking care of household or family 590 11.72%

3 Without work and Looking for work 453 9%

4 Not working and not looking for work 210 4.17%

5 iIl/sick 187 3.71%

NA 2489 49.48%

# LB2: LB2. What was %rostertitle%’s main employment status during the last 7 days



Literal Question What was [NAME]’s main employment status during the last 7 days


1 employer 13 0.25%

2 Own account worker 1371 27.25%

3 Unpaid family worker 398 7.91%

4 Paid Employee-Government permanent 39 0.77%

5 Paid Employee-Government temporary/Casual 36 0.71%

6 Paid Employee-Private permanent /temporary 622 12.36%

NA 2551 50.71%

# LB3a: What are your main tasks or duties?



Literal Question What was the nature of your work (for the main employment status) that you did during the last 7 days?

# LB3_oneDigit: Main Category- ISCO code




Armed forces occupations 12 0.23%

1 Managers 24 0.47%

2 Professionals 121 2.4%

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3 Technicians and associate professionals 45 0.89%

4 Clerical support workers 16 0.31%

5 Service and sales workers 420 8.34%

6 Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers 1203 23.91%

7 Craft and related trades workers 137 2.72%

8 Plant and machine operators and assemblers 72 1.43%

9 Elementary occupations 428 8.5%

NA 2552 50.73%

# LB3_twoDigit: SubCategory Level1 - ISCO code




11 Chief executives, senior officials and legislators 1 0.01%

12 Administrative and commercial managers 9 0.17%

13 Production and specialized services managers 7 0.13%

14 Hospitality, retail and other services managers 7 0.13%

21 Science and engineering professionals 8 0.15%

22 Health professionals 23 0.45%

23 Teaching professionals 70 1.39%

24 Business and administration professionals 8 0.15%

25 Information and communications technology professionals

2 0.03%

26 Legal, social and cultural professionals 10 0.19%

31 Science and engineering associate professionals 13 0.25%

32 Health associate professionals 5 0.09%

33 Business and administration associate professionals 12 0.23%

34 Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals

11 0.21%

35 Information and communications technicians 4 0.07%

41 General and keyboard clerks 5 0.09%

42 Customer services clerks 4 0.07%

43 Numerical and material recording clerks 1 0.01%

44 Other clerical support workers 6 0.11%

51 Personal service workers 117 2.32%

52 Sales workers 283 5.62%

53 Personal care workers 6 0.11%

54 Protective services workers 14 0.27%

61 Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers 40 0.79%

62 Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers

9 0.17%

63 Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers 1154 22.94%

71 Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians

52 1.03%

72 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 14 0.27%

73 Handicraft and printing workers 32 0.63%

74 Electrical and electronic trades workers 4 0.07%

75 Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers

35 0.69%

81 Stationary plant and machine operators 20 0.39%

82 Assemblers 3 0.05%

83 Drivers and mobile plant operators 49 0.97%

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91 Cleaners and helpers 75 1.49%

92 Agricultural, forestry and fishery labourers 234 4.65%

93 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport

41 0.81%

94 Food preparation assistants 19 0.37%

95 Street and related sales and service workers 29 0.57%

96 Refuse workers and other elementary workers 30 0.59%

991 Commissioned armed forces officers 2 0.03%

992 Non-commissioned armed forces officers 2 0.03%

993 Armed forces occupations, other ranks 8 0.15%

NA 2552 50.73%

# LB2_threeDigit: SubCategory Level2 - ISCO code




111 Legislators and senior officials 1 0.01%

112 Managing directors and chief executives 3 0.05%

121 Business services and administration managers 2 0.03%

122 Sales, marketing and development managers 4 0.07%

131 Production managers in agriculture, forestry and fisheries

2 0.03%

132 Manufacturing, mining, construction, and distribution managers

2 0.03%

133 Information and communications technology service managers

1 0.01%

134 Professional services managers 2 0.03%

141 Hotel and restaurant managers 4 0.07%

142 Retail and wholesale trade managers 1 0.01%

143 Other services managers 2 0.03%

211 Physical and earth science professionals 1 0.01%

214 Engineering professionals (excluding electrotechnology)

5 0.09%

216 Architects, planners, surveyors and designers 2 0.03%

221 Medical doctors 6 0.11%

222 Nursing and midwifery professionals 9 0.17%

223 Traditional and complementary medicine professionals 1 0.01%

225 Veterinarians 3 0.05%

226 Other health professionals 4 0.07%

231 University and higher education teachers 2 0.03%

233 Secondary education teachers 8 0.15%

234 Primary school and early childhood teachers 54 1.07%

235 Other teaching professionals 6 0.11%

241 Finance professionals 7 0.13%

242 Administration professionals 1 0.01%

251 Software and applications developers and analysts 2 0.03%

261 Legal professionals 1 0.01%

262 Librarians, archivists and curators 1 0.01%

263 Social and religious professionals 6 0.11%

264 Authors, journalists and linguists 1 0.01%

265 Creative and performing artists 1 0.01%

311 Physical and engineering science technicians 11 0.21%

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312 Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 1 0.01%

313 Process control technicians 1 0.01%

321 Medical and pharmaceutical technicians 1 0.01%

324 Veterinary technicians and assistants 1 0.01%

325 Other health associate professionals 3 0.05%

331 Financial and mathematical associate professionals 3 0.05%

332 Sales and purchasing agents and brokers 2 0.03%

333 Business services agents 2 0.03%

334 Administrative and specialized secretaries 3 0.05%

335 Regulatory government associate professionals 2 0.03%

341 Legal, social and religious associate professionals 8 0.15%

342 Sports and fitness workers 1 0.01%

343 Artistic, cultural and culinary associate professionals 2 0.03%

351 Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians

4 0.07%

411 General office clerks 1 0.01%

412 Secretaries (general) 3 0.05%

413 Keyboard operators 1 0.01%

421 Tellers, money collectors and related clerks 1 0.01%

422 Client information workers 3 0.05%

432 Material-recording and transport clerks 1 0.01%


511 Travel attendants, conductors and guides 12 0.23%

512 Cooks 15 0.29%

513 Waiters and bartenders 13 0.25%

514 Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 20 0.39%

515 Building and housekeeping supervisors 15 0.29%

516 Other personal services workers 42 0.83%

521 Street and market salespersons 95 1.88%

522 Shop salespersons 116 2.3%

523 Cashiers and ticket clerks 5 0.09%

524 Other sales workers 67 1.33%

531 Child care workers and teachers' aides 4 0.07%

532 Personal care workers in health services 2 0.03%


611 Market gardeners and crop growers 30 0.59%

612 Animal producers 3 0.05%

613 Mixed crop and animal producers 7 0.13%

621 Forestry and related workers 3 0.05%

622 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers 6 0.11%

631 Subsistence crop farmers 982 19.52%

632 Subsistence livestock farmers 17 0.33%

633 Subsistence mixed crop and livestock farmers 135 2.68%

634 Subsistence fishers, hunters, trappers and gatherers 20 0.39%

711 Building frame and related trades workers 42 0.83%

712 Building finishers and related trades workers 5 0.09%

713 Painters, building structure cleaners and related trades workers

5 0.09%

721 Sheet and structural metal workers, moulders and welders, and related workers

1 0.01%

722 Blacksmiths, toolmakers and related trades workers 2 0.03%

723 Machinery mechanics and repairers 11 0.21%

731 Handicraft workers 31 0.61%

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732 Printing trades workers 1 0.01%

741 Electrical equipment installers and repairers 3 0.05%

742 Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers

1 0.01%

751 Food processing and related trades workers 17 0.33%

752 Wood treaters, cabinet-makers and related trades workers

3 0.05%

753 Garment and related trades workers 9 0.17%

754 Other craft and related workers 6 0.11%

811 Mining and mineral processing plant operators 2 0.03%

812 Metal processing and finishing plant operators 1 0.01%

815 Textile, fur and leather products machine operators 4 0.07%

816 Food and related products machine operators 5 0.09%

818 Other stationary plant and machine operators 9 0.17%

821 Assemblers 2 0.03%

831 Locomotive engine drivers and related workers 36 0.71%

833 Heavy truck and bus drivers 13 0.25%

911 Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 62 1.23%

912 Vehicle, window, laundry and other hand cleaning workers

13 0.25%


931 Mining and construction labourers 30 0.59%

932 Manufacturing labourers 10 0.19%

933 Transport and storage labourers 1 0.01%


951 Street and related service workers 20 0.39%

952 Street vendors (excluding food) 9 0.17%

961 Refuse workers 2 0.03%

962 Other elementary workers 28 0.55%




NA 2552 50.73%

# LB2_fourDigit: SubCategory Level3 - ISCO code




832 Car, van and motorcycle drivers 3 0.05%

1112 Senior government officials 1 0.01%

1120 Managing directors and chief executives 3 0.05%

1211 Finance managers 1 0.01%

1213 Policy and planning managers 1 0.01%

1221 Sales and marketing managers 4 0.07%

1311 Agricultural and forestry production managers 2 0.03%

1324 Supply, distribution and related managers 2 0.03%

1330 Information and communications technology service managers

1 0.01%

1349 Professional services managers not elsewhere classified 2 0.03%

1411 Hotel managers 1 0.01%

1412 Restaurant managers 3 0.05%

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1420 Retail and wholesale trade managers 1 0.01%

1439 Services managers not elsewhere classified 2 0.03%

2113 Chemists 1 0.01%

2141 Industrial and production engineers 1 0.01%

2142 Civil engineers 2 0.03%

2144 Mechanical engineers 1 0.01%

2149 Engineering professionals not elsewhere classified 1 0.01%

2162 Landscape architects 1 0.01%

2165 Cartographers and surveyors 1 0.01%

2211 Generalist medical practitioners 3 0.05%

2212 Specialist medical practitioners 3 0.05%

2221 Nursing professionals 6 0.11%

2222 Midwifery professionals 3 0.05%



2262 Pharmacists 1 0.01%

2269 Health professionals not elsewhere classified 3 0.05%

2310 University and higher education teachers 2 0.03%


2341 Primary school teachers 44 0.87%

2342 Early childhood educators 10 0.19%

2352 Special needs teachers 1 0.01%

2353 Other language teachers 1 0.01%

2355 Other arts teachers 1 0.01%

2359 Teaching professionals not elsewhere classified 3 0.05%

2411 Accountants 6 0.11%

2413 Financial analysts 1 0.01%

2421 Management and organization analysts 1 0.01%

2514 Applications programmers 1 0.01%

2519 Software and applications developers and analysts not elsewhere classified

1 0.01%

2611 Lawyers 1 0.01%

2621 Archivists and curators 1 0.01%

2635 Social work and counselling professionals 5 0.09%

2636 Religious professionals 1 0.01%

2643 Translators, interpreters and other linguists 1 0.01%

2652 Musicians, singers and composers 1 0.01%

3113 Electrical engineering technicians 3 0.05%

3115 Mechanical engineering technicians 6 0.11%

3116 Chemical engineering technicians 1 0.01%

3119 Physical and engineering science technicians not elsewhere classified

1 0.01%

3123 Construction supervisors 1 0.01%

3131 Power production plant operators 1 0.01%

3212 Medical and pathology laboratory technicians 1 0.01%

3240 Veterinary technicians and assistants 1 0.01%

3253 Community health workers 2 0.03%

3257 Environmental and occupational health inspectors and associates

1 0.01%

3312 Credit and loans officers 1 0.01%

3313 Accounting associate professionals 2 0.03%

3323 Buyers 1 0.01%

3324 Trade brokers 1 0.01%

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3334 Real estate agents and property managers 2 0.03%

3343 Administrative and executive secretaries 3 0.05%

3352 Government tax and excise officials 1 0.01%

3355 Police inspectors and detectives 1 0.01%

3411 Legal and related associate professionals 1 0.01%

3412 Social work associate professionals 6 0.11%

3413 Religious associate professionals 1 0.01%

3421 Athletes and sports players 1 0.01%

3432 Interior designers and decorators 2 0.03%

3511 Information and communications technology operations technicians

2 0.03%

3513 Computer network and systems technicians 2 0.03%

4110 General office clerks 1 0.01%


4132 Data entry clerks 1 0.01%

4211 Bank tellers and related clerks 1 0.01%

4222 Contact centre information clerks 1 0.01%

4224 Hotel receptionists 1 0.01%

4226 Receptionists (general) 1 0.01%

4321 Stock clerks 1 0.01%

4413 Coding, proof-reading and related clerks 1 0.01%

4419 Clerical support workers not elsewhere classified 5 0.09%

5111 Travel attendants and travel stewards 8 0.15%

5112 Transport conductors 3 0.05%

5113 Travel guides 1 0.01%

5120 Cooks 15 0.29%

5131 Waiters 5 0.09%

5132 Bartenders 8 0.15%

5141 Hairdressers 19 0.37%

5142 Beauticians and related workers 1 0.01%

5151 Cleaning and housekeeping supervisors in offices, hotels and other establishments

1 0.01%

5152 Domestic housekeepers 11 0.21%

5153 Building caretakers 3 0.05%

5169 Personal services workers not elsewhere classified 42 0.83%

5211 Stall and market salespersons 83 1.65%

5212 Street food salespersons 12 0.23%

5221 Shop keepers 109 2.16%

5222 Shop supervisors 3 0.05%

5223 Shop sales assistants 4 0.07%


5241 Fashion and other models 1 0.01%

5243 Door to door salespersons 8 0.15%

5245 Service station attendants 1 0.01%

5246 Food service counter attendants 4 0.07%

5249 Sales workers not elsewhere classified 53 1.05%

5311 Child care workers 4 0.07%

5321 Health care assistants 1 0.01%

5329 Personal care workers in health services not elsewhere classified

1 0.01%

5412 Police officers 2 0.03%

5414 Security guards 10 0.19%

5419 Protective services workers not elsewhere classified 2 0.03%

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6111 Field crop and vegetable growers 14 0.27%

6112 Tree and shrub crop growers 4 0.07%

6113 Gardeners, horticultural and nursery growers 3 0.05%

6114 Mixed crop growers 9 0.17%

6122 Poultry producers 2 0.03%

6129 Animal producers not elsewhere classified 1 0.01%



6222 Inland and coastal waters fishery workers 5 0.09%

6223 Deep-sea fishery workers 1 0.01%





7111 House builders 14 0.27%

7112 Bricklayers and related workers 18 0.35%

7115 Carpenters and joiners 8 0.15%

7119 Building frame and related trades workers not elsewhere classified

2 0.03%

7122 Floor layers and tile setters 2 0.03%

7123 Plasterers 2 0.03%

7126 Plumbers and pipe fitters 1 0.01%

7131 Painters and related workers 4 0.07%

7133 Building structure cleaners 1 0.01%

7212 Welders and flamecutters 1 0.01%

7221 Blacksmiths, hammersmiths and forging press workers 2 0.03%

7231 Motor vehicle mechanics and repairers 9 0.17%

7234 Bicycle and related repairers 2 0.03%

7313 Jewellery and precious-metal workers 1 0.01%

7314 Potters and related workers 2 0.03%

7316 Sign writers, decorative painters, engravers and etchers 3 0.05%

7317 Handicraft workers in wood, basketry and related materials

12 0.23%

7318 Handicraft workers in textile, leather and related materials

6 0.11%

7319 Handicraft workers not elsewhere classified 7 0.13%

7322 Printers 1 0.01%

7411 Building and related electricians 1 0.01%

7413 Electrical line installers and repairers 2 0.03%

7422 Information and communications technology installers and servicers

1 0.01%

7511 Butchers, fishmongers and related food preparers 3 0.05%

7512 Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionery makers 8 0.15%

7515 Food and beverage tasters and graders 6 0.11%

7522 Cabinet-makers and related workers 2 0.03%

7523 Woodworking-machine tool setters and operators 1 0.01%

7531 Tailors, dressmakers, furriers and hatters 8 0.15%

7533 Sewing, embroidery and related workers 1 0.01%

7549 Craft and related workers not elsewhere classified 6 0.11%

8111 Miners and quarriers 2 0.03%

8121 Metal processing plant operators 1 0.01%

8153 Sewing machine operators 4 0.07%


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8189 Stationary plant and machine operators not elsewhere classified

9 0.17%

8211 Mechanical machinery assemblers 1 0.01%

8219 Assemblers not elsewhere classified 1 0.01%

8321 Motorcycle drivers 27 0.53%

8322 Car, taxi and van drivers 6 0.11%

8331 Bus and tram drivers 1 0.01%

8332 Heavy truck and lorry drivers 12 0.23%

9111 Domestic cleaners and helpers 56 1.11%

9112 Cleaners and helpers in offices, hotels and other establishments

6 0.11%

9121 Hand launderers and pressers 11 0.21%

9122 Vehicle cleaners 1 0.01%

9129 Other cleaning workers 1 0.01%

9211 Crop farm labourers 209 4.15%

9212 Livestock farm labourers 11 0.21%

9213 Mixed crop and livestock farm labourers 6 0.11%

9214 Garden and horticultural labourers 2 0.03%

9215 Forestry labourers 4 0.07%

9216 Fishery and aquaculture labourers 2 0.03%

9311 Mining and quarrying labourers 6 0.11%

9312 Civil engineering labourers 2 0.03%

9313 Building construction labourers 22 0.43%

9329 Manufacturing labourers not elsewhere classified 10 0.19%

9331 Hand and pedal vehicle drivers 1 0.01%

9411 Fast food preparers 10 0.19%

9412 Kitchen helpers 9 0.17%



9611 Garbage and recycling collectors 2 0.03%

9621 Messengers, package deliverers and luggage porters 4 0.07%

9622 Odd job persons 9 0.17%

9624 Water and firewood collectors 3 0.05%

9629 Elementary workers not elsewhere classified 12 0.23%




NA 2552 50.73%

# LB2_superConfirm: SUPERVISOR: DO YOU AGREE WITH THE INTERVIEWER'S ISIC CODE? IF NO, REJECT THE INT




1 Yes 3641 72.38%

2 No 22 0.43%

NA 1367 27.17%

# LB4a: LB4a What is the main economic activity of your place of work?


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# LB4_oneDigit: Main Category - ISIC code




11111 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 1440 28.62%

21111 Mining and quarrying 11 0.21%

31111 Manufacturing 123 2.44%

41111 Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 8 0.15%

51111 Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities

2 0.03%

61111 Construction 62 1.23%

71111 Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles

296 5.88%

81111 Transportation and storage 75 1.49%

91111 Accommodation and food service activities 53 1.05%

101111 Information and communication 10 0.19%

111111 Financial and insurance activitie 14 0.27%

121111 Real estate activities 3 0.05%

131111 Professional, scientific and technical activities 26 0.51%

141111 Administrative and support service activities 18 0.35%

151111 Public administration and defence; compulsory social security

13 0.25%

161111 Education 76 1.51%

171111 Human health and social work activities 43 0.85%

181111 Arts, entertainment and recreation 12 0.23%

191111 Other service activities 134 2.66%

201111 Activities of households as employers; undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of households for own use

50 0.99%

211111 Activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies 8 0.15%

NA 2553 50.75%

# LB4_twoDigit: SubCategory level1 - ISIC code




1 Crop and animal production, hunting and related service activities

1418 28.19%

2 Forestry and logging 6 0.11%

3 Fishing and aquaculture 16 0.31%

8 Other mining and quarrying 10 0.19%

9 Mining support service activities 1 0.01%

10 Manufacture of food products 19 0.37%

11 Manufacture of beverages 25 0.49%

13 Manufacture of textiles 10 0.19%

14 Manufacture of wearing apparel 6 0.11%

16 Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; manufacture of articles of straw and plaiting materials

21 0.41%

18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 1 0.01%

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20 Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products 1 0.01%

23 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products 19 0.37%

25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment

4 0.07%

31 Manufacture of furniture 7 0.13%

32 Other manufacturing 7 0.13%

33 Repair and installation of machinery and equipment 2 0.03%


36 Water collection, treatment and supply 1 0.01%

37 Sewerage 1 0.01%

41 Construction of buildings 53 1.05%

42 Civil engineering 1 0.01%

43 Specialized construction activities 8 0.15%

45 Wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles

32 0.63%

46 Wholesale trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles

25 0.49%

47 Retail trade, except of motor vehicles and motorcycles 239 4.75%

49 Land transport and transport via pipelines 75 1.49%


56 Food and beverage service activities 49 0.97%

61 Telecommunications 2 0.03%

62 Computer programming, consultancy and related activities

5 0.09%

63 Information service activities 3 0.05%

64 Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding

11 0.21%

65 Insurance, reinsurance and pension funding, except compulsory social security

2 0.03%

66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities

1 0.01%


69 Legal and accounting activities 4 0.07%

70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities

1 0.01%

71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis

4 0.07%

74 Other professional, scientific and technical activities 15 0.29%

75 Veterinary activities 2 0.03%

78 Employment activities 1 0.01%

80 Security and investigation activities 6 0.11%

82 Office administrative, office support and other business support activities

11 0.21%


13 0.25%


86 Human health activities 30 0.59%

88 Social work activities without accommodation 13 0.25%

90 Creative, arts and entertainment activities 11 0.21%

93 Sports activities and amusement and recreation activities

1 0.01%

94 Activities of membership organizations 5 0.09%

95 Repair of computers and personal and household goods 4 0.07%

96 Other personal service activities 125 2.48%

97 Activities of households as employers of domestic personnel

44 0.87%

98 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use

6 0.11%


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NA 2554 50.77%

# LB4_threeDigit: SubCategory level2 - ISIC code




105 Manufacture of dairy products 1 0.01%

106 Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products

6 0.11%

107 Manufacture of other food products 12 0.23%


131 Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles 4 0.07%

139 Manufacture of other textiles 6 0.11%

181 Printing and service activities related to printing 1 0.01%

202 Manufacture of other chemical products 1 0.01%

239 Manufacture of non-metallic mineral products n.e.c. 19 0.37%

251 Manufacture of structural metal products, tanks, reservoirs and steam generators

1 0.01%

259 Manufacture of other fabricated metal products; metalworking service activities

3 0.05%


329 Other manufacturing n.e.c. 7 0.13%

331 Repair of fabricated metal products, machinery and equipment

2 0.03%

351 Electric power generation, transmission and distribution

5 0.09%

352 Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains

2 0.03%

353 Steam and air conditioning supply 1 0.01%


370 Sewerage 1 0.01%


421 Construction of roads and railways 1 0.01%

432 Electrical, plumbing and other construction installation activities

1 0.01%

433 Building completion and finishing 2 0.03%

439 Other specialized construction activities 5 0.09%

451 Sale of motor vehicles 2 0.03%

452 Maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 14 0.27%

453 Sale of motor vehicle parts and accessories 2 0.03%

454 Sale, maintenance and repair of motorcycles and related parts and accessories

14 0.27%

462 Wholesale of agricultural raw materials and live animals

2 0.03%

463 Wholesale of food, beverages and tobacco 8 0.15%

464 Wholesale of household goods 9 0.17%

465 Wholesale of machinery, equipment and supplies 1 0.01%

466 Other specialized wholesale 2 0.03%

469 Non-specialized wholesale trade 3 0.05%

471 Retail sale in non-specialized stores 67 1.33%

472 Retail sale of food, beverages and tobacco in specialized stores

40 0.79%

473 Retail sale of automotive fuel in specialized stores 3 0.05%

475 Retail sale of other household equipment in specialized stores

6 0.11%

476 Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores

1 0.01%

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477 Retail sale of other goods in specialized stores 27 0.53%

478 Retail sale via stalls and markets 62 1.23%

479 Retail trade not in stores, stalls or markets 32 0.63%

492 Other land transport 75 1.49%

551 Short term accommodation activities 3 0.05%

559 Other accommodation 1 0.01%

561 Restaurants and mobile food service activities 34 0.67%

562 Event catering and other food service activities 10 0.19%

563 Beverage serving activities 5 0.09%

612 Wireless telecommunications activities 1 0.01%

619 Other telecommunications activities 1 0.01%

631 Data processing, hosting and related activities; web portals

2 0.03%

639 Other information service activities 1 0.01%

641 Monetary intermediation 4 0.07%

642 Activities of holding companies 2 0.03%

649 Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities

5 0.09%

651 Insurance 2 0.03%

663 Fund management activities 1 0.01%

682 Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 3 0.05%

691 Legal activities 1 0.01%

692 Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax consultancy

3 0.05%

702 Management consultancy activities 1 0.01%

711 Architectural and engineering activities and related technical consultancy

4 0.07%

741 Specialized design activities 4 0.07%

749 Other professional, scientific and technical activities n.e.c.

11 0.21%


781 Activities of employment placement agencies 1 0.01%

801 Private security activities 1 0.01%

802 Security systems service activities 4 0.07%

803 Investigation activities 1 0.01%

821 Office administrative and support activities 9 0.17%

822 Activities of call centres 1 0.01%

829 Business support service activities n.e.c. 1 0.01%

841 Administration of the State and the economic and social policy of the community

4 0.07%

842 Provision of services to the community as a whole 6 0.11%

843 Compulsory social security activities 3 0.05%

851 Pre-primary and primary education 60 1.19%

852 Secondary education 8 0.15%

853 Higher education 3 0.05%

854 Other education 4 0.07%

855 Educational support activities 1 0.01%

861 Hospital activities 13 0.25%

862 Medical and dental practice activities 5 0.09%

869 Other human health activities 12 0.23%

881 Social work activities without accommodation for the elderly and disabled

8 0.15%

889 Other social work activities without accommodation 5 0.09%


931 Sports activities 1 0.01%

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949 Activities of other membership organizations 5 0.09%

951 Repair of computers and communication equipment 1 0.01%

952 Repair of personal and household goods 3 0.05%



44 0.87%

981 Undifferentiated goods-producing activities of private households for own use

3 0.05%

982 Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use

3 0.05%

11222 Growing of non-perennial crops 996 19.8%

12222 Growing of perennial crops 26 0.51%

14222 Animal production 29 0.57%

15222 Mixed farming 232 4.61%

16222 Support activities to agriculture and post-harvest crop activities

135 2.68%

21222 Silviculture and other forestry activities 3 0.05%

22222 Logging 3 0.05%

31222 Fishing 16 0.31%

81222 Quarrying of stone, sand and clay 10 0.19%

99222 Support activities for other mining and quarrying 1 0.01%

141222 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel 5 0.09%

143222 Manufacture of knitted and crocheted apparel 1 0.01%

161222 Sawmilling and planing of wood 3 0.05%

162222 Manufacture of products of wood, cork, straw and plaiting materials

18 0.35%


5 0.09%


NA 2555 50.79%

# LB4_fourDigit: SubCategory level3 - ISIC code




111 Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds

574 11.41%

112 Growing of rice 4 0.07%

113 Growing of vegetables and melons, roots and tubers 178 3.53%

114 Growing of sugar cane 2 0.03%

115 Growing of tobacco 24 0.47%

119 Growing of other non-perennial crops 214 4.25%

122 Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits 12 0.23%

123 Growing of citrus fruits 2 0.03%

129 Growing of other perennial crops 12 0.23%

141 Raising of cattle and buffaloes 16 0.31%

144 Raising of sheep and goats 2 0.03%

145 Raising of swine/pigs 2 0.03%

146 Raising of poultry 6 0.11%

149 Raising of other animals 3 0.05%


161 Support activities for crop production 67 1.33%

162 Support activities for animal production 6 0.11%

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163 Post-harvest crop activities 61 1.21%

164 Seed processing for propagation 1 0.01%


220 Logging 3 0.05%

311 Marine fishing 1 0.01%

312 Freshwater fishing 15 0.29%



1050 Manufacture of dairy products 1 0.01%

1061 Manufacture of grain mill products 5 0.09%

1062 Manufacture of starches and starch products 1 0.01%

1071 Manufacture of bakery products 9 0.17%

1072 Manufacture of sugar 1 0.01%

1075 Manufacture of prepared meals and dishes 2 0.03%

1101 Distilling, rectifying and blending of spirits 22 0.43%

1103 Manufacture of malt liquors and malt 2 0.03%

1104 Manufacture of soft drinks; production of mineral waters and other bottled waters

1 0.01%

1312 Weaving of textiles 2 0.03%

1313 Finishing of textiles 2 0.03%

1392 Manufacture of made-up textile articles, except apparel 4 0.07%

1394 Manufacture of cordage, rope, twine and netting 1 0.01%

1399 Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c. 1 0.01%




1622 Manufacture of buildersÿý carpentry and joinery 5 0.09%

1629 Manufacture of other products of wood; manufacture of articles of cork, straw and plaiting materials

13 0.25%

1811 Printing 1 0.01%

2029 Manufacture of other chemical products n.e.c. 1 0.01%

2392 Manufacture of clay building materials 17 0.33%

2399 Manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products n.e.c.

2 0.03%

2511 Manufacture of structural metal products 1 0.01%

2593 Manufacture of cutlery, hand tools and general hardware

1 0.01%

2599 Manufacture of other fabricated metal products n.e.c. 2 0.03%



3312 Repair of machinery 1 0.01%

3315 Repair of transport equipment, except motor vehicles 1 0.01%


5 0.09%

3520 Manufacture of gas; distribution of gaseous fuels through mains

2 0.03%

3530 Steam and air conditioning supply 1 0.01%


3700 Sewerage 1 0.01%



4322 Plumbing, heat and air-conditioning installation 1 0.01%



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14 0.27%


2 0.03%


4641 Wholesale of textiles, clothing and footwear 1 0.01%

4649 Wholesale of other household goods 8 0.15%

4652 Wholesale of electronic and telecommunications equipment and parts

1 0.01%

4663 Wholesale of construction materials, hardware, plumbing and heating equipment and supplies

1 0.01%

4669 Wholesale of waste and scrap and other products n.e.c. 1 0.01%


4711 Retail sale in non-specialized stores with food, beverages or tobacco predominating

38 0.75%

4719 Other retail sale in non-specialized stores 29 0.57%

4721 Retail sale of food in specialized stores 24 0.47%

4722 Retail sale of beverages in specialized stores 15 0.29%

4723 Retail sale of tobacco products in specialized stores 1 0.01%


4751 Retail sale of textiles in specialized stores 1 0.01%

4752 Retail sale of hardware, paints and glass in specialized stores

1 0.01%

4759 Retail sale of electrical household appliances, furniture, lighting equipment and other household articles in specialized stores

4 0.07%

4761 Retail sale of books, newspapers and stationary in specialized stores

1 0.01%

4771 Retail sale of clothing, footwear and leather articles in specialized stores

4 0.07%

4772 Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles in specialized stores

4 0.07%

4773 Other retail sale of new goods in specialized stores 15 0.29%

4774 Retail sale of second-hand goods 4 0.07%

4781 Retail sale via stalls and markets of food, beverages and tobacco products

39 0.77%

4782 Retail sale via stalls and markets of textiles, clothing and footwear

5 0.09%

4789 Retail sale via stalls and markets of other goods 18 0.35%

4799 Other retail sale not in stores, stalls or markets 32 0.63%

4921 Urban and suburban passenger land transport 28 0.55%

4922 Other passenger land transport 45 0.89%

4923 Freight transport by road 2 0.03%




5621 Event catering 1 0.01%

5629 Other food service activities 9 0.17%




6201 Computer programming activities 1 0.01%

6202 Computer consultancy and computer facilities management activities

2 0.03%

6209 Other information technology and computer service activities

2 0.03%

6311 Data processing, hosting and related activities 2 0.03%

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6399 Other information service activities n.e.c. 1 0.01%

6411 Central banking 2 0.03%

6419 Other monetary intermediation 2 0.03%


6499 Other financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding activities, n.e.c.

5 0.09%

6512 Non-life insurance 2 0.03%


6820 Real estate activities on a fee or contract basis 3 0.05%



3 0.05%



4 0.07%



11 0.21%


7810 Activities of employment placement agencies 1 0.01%

8010 Private security activities 1 0.01%

8020 Security systems service activities 4 0.07%

8030 Investigation activities 1 0.01%

8211 Combined office administrative service activities 9 0.17%

8220 Activities of call centres 1 0.01%

8299 Other business support service activities n.e.c. 1 0.01%

8411 General public administration activities 3 0.05%

8413 Regulation of and contribution to more efficient operation of businesses

1 0.01%

8422 Defence activities 5 0.09%

8423 Public order and safety activities 1 0.01%



8521 General secondary education 8 0.15%


8549 Other education n.e.c. 4 0.07%






8 0.15%



9319 Other sports activities 1 0.01%

9491 Activities of religious organizations 3 0.05%

9499 Activities of other membership organizations n.e.c. 2 0.03%

9512 Repair of communication equipment 1 0.01%

9523 Repair of footwear and leather goods 2 0.03%

9529 Repair of other personal and household goods 1 0.01%

9601 Washing and (dry-) cleaning of textile and fur products 8 0.15%

9602 Hairdressing and other beauty treatment 18 0.35%

9609 Other personal service activities n.e.c. 99 1.96%


44 0.87%

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3 0.05%

9820 Undifferentiated service-producing activities of private households for own use

3 0.05%


NA 2555 50.79%





1 Yes 3637 72.3%

2 No 18 0.35%

NA 1375 27.33%

# LB5a: LB5a How much was your last payment (cash and in-kind) for this work?



Pre-Question Text ONLY FOR PAID EMPLOYEES

Literal Question How much was your last payment (cash and in-kind) for this work?

# LB5b: LB5b Codes LB5b



Pre-Question Text ONLY FOR PAID EMPLOYEES

Literal Question How much was your last payment (cash and in-kind) for this work?- Codes


2 Day 249 4.95%

3 Week 54 1.07%

4 Fortnight 4 0.07%

5 Month 384 7.63%

6 Quarter 2 0.03%

7 Half year 1 0.01%

8 Year 2 0.03%

NA 4334 86.16%

# LB6: LB6 Has %rostertitle% received any skills or job training?



Pre-Question Text For refugees

Literal Question Has [NAME] received any skills or job training in the last 12 months?

Post-Question Text No>>LB9

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1 Yes 42 0.83%

2 No 582 11.57%

NA 4406 87.59%

# LB7: Type of skills




Literal Question Type of skills


1 Tailoring 2 0.03%

3 Carpentry 3 0.05%

4 Brick laying and concrete practice 2 0.03%

6 Hair dressing 2 0.03%

8 Mechanical work (eg Phone repair, tv repair, motocycle repair)

4 0.07%

96 Others (specify) 29 0.57%

NA 4988 99.16%

# LB7_oth: Others Specify




Literal Question Type of skills - Others (specify)


4992 99.24%

##N/A## 9 0.17%

BASIC HEALTH AND FIRST AID

1 0.01%

building skills

1 0.01%

bussiness skills

1 0.01%

child protection

1 0.01%

COMMUNITY MOBILISATION SKILLS

1 0.01%

computer skills

1 0.01%

driving school

2 0.03%

driving skills

1 0.01%

education 1 0.01%

education for adults

1 0.01%

finance related skills

1 0.01%

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GUIDENCE AND CONSELLING SKILLS

1 0.01%

health issues

1 0.01%

HYGIENE MANAGEMENT

1 0.01%

interpreting 1 0.01%

Interpreting 1 0.01%

Making soap

1 0.01%

modern farming skills

1 0.01%

taught by others and observation

1 0.01%

TEACHING

2 0.03%

teaching skills

1 0.01%

Teaching skills

1 0.01%

TEACHING SKILLS

3 0.05%

trading skills

1 0.01%

Treating human diseases using local herbs

1 0.01%

# LB8: LB8 Who provided the training?




Literal Question Who provided the training?


1 Govt 2 0.03%

2 NGOs 21 0.41%


NA 4988 99.16%

# LB8_oth: LB8 Others




Literal Question Who provided the training? - Other (specify)


5002 99.44%

##N/A## 9 0.17%

A friend 1 0.01%

Danish church aid( DCA)

1 0.01%

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family relatives

1 0.01%

friends 1 0.01%

friends car 1 0.01%

His father 1 0.01%

onjob training,seminars

1 0.01%

personal 3 0.05%

personal funding

1 0.01%

personal mechanic school

1 0.01%

personal training

1 0.01%

private garage

1 0.01%

Privately went through school with assistance from her auntie

1 0.01%

she learnt it way back in Burundi from a friends saloon

1 0.01%

she went to study education after s.4 in a private school

1 0.01%

UNHCR 2 0.03%

# LB9: LB9. At the time of leaving the country where %rostertitle% lived before moving



Pre-Question Text For refugees 18 years and above

Literal Question At the time of leaving the country where [NAME] lived before moving to Uganda, was [NAME] employed or operating a business?

Post-Question Text - No>>LB12- DK>>LB12


1 Yes 786 15.62%

2 No 725 14.41%

NA 3519 69.96%

# LB10a: LB10a What was the nature of the work (for the main employment status) you did




Literal Question What was the nature of the work (for the main employment status) you did before moving to Uganda?

# LB10_oneDigit: Main Category- ISCO code

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Armed forces occupations 11 0.21%

1 Managers 5 0.09%

2 Professionals 57 1.13%

3 Technicians and associate professionals 18 0.35%

4 Clerical support workers 10 0.19%

5 Service and sales workers 184 3.65%

6 Skilled agricultural, forestry and fishery workers 373 7.41%

7 Craft and related trades workers 37 0.73%

8 Plant and machine operators and assemblers 38 0.75%

9 Elementary occupations 53 1.05%

NA 4244 84.37%

# LB10_twoDigit: SubCategory Level1 - ISCO code




12 Administrative and commercial managers 2 0.03%

14 Hospitality, retail and other services managers 3 0.05%

22 Health professionals 10 0.19%

23 Teaching professionals 40 0.79%

24 Business and administration professionals 7 0.13%

31 Science and engineering associate professionals 7 0.13%

32 Health associate professionals 5 0.09%

33 Business and administration associate professionals 4 0.07%

34 Legal, social, cultural and related associate professionals

1 0.01%

35 Information and communications technicians 1 0.01%

41 General and keyboard clerks 1 0.01%

42 Customer services clerks 5 0.09%


51 Personal service workers 23 0.45%

52 Sales workers 159 3.16%

53 Personal care workers 1 0.01%


61 Market-oriented skilled agricultural workers 4 0.07%

62 Market-oriented skilled forestry, fishery and hunting workers

9 0.17%

63 Subsistence farmers, fishers, hunters and gatherers 360 7.15%

71 Building and related trades workers, excluding electricians

14 0.27%

72 Metal, machinery and related trades workers 4 0.07%

73 Handicraft and printing workers 5 0.09%

74 Electrical and electronic trades workers 1 0.01%

75 Food processing, wood working, garment and other craft and related trades workers

13 0.25%

81 Stationary plant and machine operators 8 0.15%

83 Drivers and mobile plant operators 30 0.59%

91 Cleaners and helpers 4 0.07%


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93 Labourers in mining, construction, manufacturing and transport

4 0.07%


95 Street and related sales and service workers 15 0.29%

96 Refuse workers and other elementary workers 4 0.07%



NA 4244 84.37%

# LB10_threeDigit: SubCategory Level2 - ISCO code




121 Business services and administration managers 1 0.01%

122 Sales, marketing and development managers 1 0.01%

141 Hotel and restaurant managers 2 0.03%

143 Other services managers 1 0.01%

221 Medical doctors 1 0.01%

222 Nursing and midwifery professionals 7 0.13%



232 Vocational education teachers 1 0.01%


234 Primary school and early childhood teachers 30 0.59%

235 Other teaching professionals 7 0.13%

241 Finance professionals 4 0.07%

242 Administration professionals 3 0.05%

311 Physical and engineering science technicians 5 0.09%

312 Mining, manufacturing and construction supervisors 1 0.01%

314 Life science technicians and related associate professionals

1 0.01%

321 Medical and pharmaceutical technicians 2 0.03%

322 Nursing and midwifery associate professionals 2 0.03%

323 Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals

1 0.01%

331 Financial and mathematical associate professionals 1 0.01%

334 Administrative and specialized secretaries 2 0.03%

335 Regulatory government associate professionals 1 0.01%

341 Legal, social and religious associate professionals 1 0.01%

351 Information and communications technology operations and user support technicians

1 0.01%


421 Tellers, money collectors and related clerks 2 0.03%

422 Client information workers 3 0.05%


511 Travel attendants, conductors and guides 2 0.03%

512 Cooks 5 0.09%

513 Waiters and bartenders 5 0.09%

514 Hairdressers, beauticians and related workers 4 0.07%

516 Other personal services workers 7 0.13%

521 Street and market salespersons 81 1.61%

522 Shop salespersons 61 1.21%

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524 Other sales workers 16 0.31%

532 Personal care workers in health services 1 0.01%




622 Fishery workers, hunters and trappers 5 0.09%





711 Building frame and related trades workers 14 0.27%

723 Machinery mechanics and repairers 4 0.07%

731 Handicraft workers 5 0.09%

742 Electronics and telecommunications installers and repairers

1 0.01%

751 Food processing and related trades workers 5 0.09%

753 Garment and related trades workers 4 0.07%

754 Other craft and related workers 4 0.07%

811 Mining and mineral processing plant operators 2 0.03%

815 Textile, fur and leather products machine operators 3 0.05%


818 Other stationary plant and machine operators 1 0.01%

831 Locomotive engine drivers and related workers 28 0.55%

833 Heavy truck and bus drivers 2 0.03%

911 Domestic, hotel and office cleaners and helpers 4 0.07%


931 Mining and construction labourers 3 0.05%

932 Manufacturing labourers 1 0.01%




962 Other elementary workers 4 0.07%



NA 4244 84.37%

# LB10_fourDigit: SubCategory Level3 - ISCO code




832 Car, van and motorcycle drivers 5 0.09%

1219 Business services and administration managers not elsewhere classified

1 0.01%

1221 Sales and marketing managers 1 0.01%

1412 Restaurant managers 2 0.03%

1439 Services managers not elsewhere classified 1 0.01%

2211 Generalist medical practitioners 1 0.01%

2221 Nursing professionals 5 0.09%

2222 Midwifery professionals 2 0.03%


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2320 Vocational education teachers 1 0.01%


2341 Primary school teachers 24 0.47%

2342 Early childhood educators 6 0.11%

2351 Education methods specialists 1 0.01%

2353 Other language teachers 2 0.03%

2359 Teaching professionals not elsewhere classified 4 0.07%

2411 Accountants 4 0.07%

2422 Policy administration professionals 2 0.03%

2423 Personnel and careers professionals 1 0.01%

3111 Chemical and physical science technicians 1 0.01%

3112 Civil engineering technicians 1 0.01%

3113 Electrical engineering technicians 3 0.05%

3123 Construction supervisors 1 0.01%

3143 Forestry technicians 1 0.01%

3212 Medical and pathology laboratory technicians 1 0.01%

3213 Pharmaceutical technicians and assistants 1 0.01%

3221 Nursing associate professionals 1 0.01%

3222 Midwifery associate professionals 1 0.01%

3230 Traditional and complementary medicine associate professionals

1 0.01%

3313 Accounting associate professionals 1 0.01%

3343 Administrative and executive secretaries 2 0.03%

3352 Government tax and excise officials 1 0.01%

3412 Social work associate professionals 1 0.01%

3513 Computer network and systems technicians 1 0.01%


4211 Bank tellers and related clerks 1 0.01%

4214 Debt-collectors and related workers 1 0.01%

4222 Contact centre information clerks 1 0.01%

4226 Receptionists (general) 2 0.03%

4414 Scribes and related workers 1 0.01%

4419 Clerical support workers not elsewhere classified 3 0.05%

5111 Travel attendants and travel stewards 1 0.01%

5112 Transport conductors 1 0.01%

5120 Cooks 5 0.09%

5131 Waiters 4 0.07%

5132 Bartenders 1 0.01%

5141 Hairdressers 4 0.07%

5169 Personal services workers not elsewhere classified 7 0.13%

5211 Stall and market salespersons 62 1.23%

5212 Street food salespersons 19 0.37%

5221 Shop keepers 59 1.17%

5222 Shop supervisors 1 0.01%

5223 Shop sales assistants 1 0.01%


5242 Sales demonstrators 1 0.01%

5243 Door to door salespersons 1 0.01%

5246 Food service counter attendants 1 0.01%

5249 Sales workers not elsewhere classified 13 0.25%

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5329 Personal care workers in health services not elsewhere classified

1 0.01%

5414 Security guards 1 0.01%



6222 Inland and coastal waters fishery workers 3 0.05%

6223 Deep-sea fishery workers 1 0.01%

6224 Hunters and trappers 1 0.01%





7111 House builders 12 0.23%

7115 Carpenters and joiners 2 0.03%

7231 Motor vehicle mechanics and repairers 2 0.03%

7234 Bicycle and related repairers 2 0.03%

7317 Handicraft workers in wood, basketry and related materials

2 0.03%

7318 Handicraft workers in textile, leather and related materials

2 0.03%

7319 Handicraft workers not elsewhere classified 1 0.01%

7422 Information and communications technology installers and servicers

1 0.01%

7511 Butchers, fishmongers and related food preparers 1 0.01%

7512 Bakers, pastry-cooks and confectionery makers 1 0.01%

7515 Food and beverage tasters and graders 3 0.05%

7531 Tailors, dressmakers, furriers and hatters 4 0.07%

7549 Craft and related workers not elsewhere classified 4 0.07%

8111 Miners and quarriers 1 0.01%

8113 Well drillers and borers and related workers 1 0.01%

8153 Sewing machine operators 2 0.03%

8156 Shoemaking and related machine operators 1 0.01%


8189 Stationary plant and machine operators not elsewhere classified

1 0.01%

8321 Motorcycle drivers 15 0.29%

8322 Car, taxi and van drivers 8 0.15%

8332 Heavy truck and lorry drivers 2 0.03%

9111 Domestic cleaners and helpers 1 0.01%

9112 Cleaners and helpers in offices, hotels and other establishments

3 0.05%

9211 Crop farm labourers 12 0.23%

9212 Livestock farm labourers 4 0.07%

9213 Mixed crop and livestock farm labourers 2 0.03%

9313 Building construction labourers 3 0.05%

9329 Manufacturing labourers not elsewhere classified 1 0.01%

9411 Fast food preparers 5 0.09%

9412 Kitchen helpers 3 0.05%



9629 Elementary workers not elsewhere classified 4 0.07%



NA 4244 84.37%

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1 Yes 475 9.44%

2 No 1 0.01%

NA 4554 90.53%

# LB11a: LB11a What was the main economic activity of the place you worked at before movi




Literal Question What was the main economic activity of the place you worked at before moving to Uganda?











154 3.06%








16 0.31%

161111 Education 41 0.81%




NA 4244 84.37%






380 7.55%



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6 Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas 1 0.01%




12 Manufacture of tobacco products 1 0.01%




5 0.09%







6 0.11%


7 0.13%



52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation 1 0.01%





1 0.01%



8 0.15%


70 Activities of head offices; management consultancy activities

1 0.01%



5 0.09%


16 0.31%



87 Residential care activities 1 0.01%





NA 4244 84.37%





103 Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 1 0.01%


1 0.01%


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3 0.05%



429 Construction of other civil engineering projects 1 0.01%




3 0.05%


1 0.01%







33 0.65%


2 0.03%





522 Support activities for transportation 1 0.01%










3 0.05%


1 0.01%



8 0.15%


823 Organization of conventions and trade shows 1 0.01%


6 0.11%







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871 Residential nursing care facilities 1 0.01%


1 0.01%










14 0.27%


22222 Logging 2 0.03%

24222 Support services to forestry 2 0.03%

31222 Fishing 5 0.09%

61222 Extraction of crude petroleum 1 0.01%




5 0.09%


1 0.01%

NA 4244 84.37%






138 2.74%



116 Growing of fibre crops 1 0.01%


129 Growing of other perennial crops 1 0.01%








220 Logging 2 0.03%



610 Extraction of crude petroleum 1 0.01%


1030 Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables 1 0.01%


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3 0.05%




3 0.05%







3 0.05%


1 0.01%





1 0.01%



26 0.51%






1 0.01%


4 0.07%



25 0.49%


2 0.03%






5224 Cargo handling 1 0.01%






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6492 Other credit granting 1 0.01%


2 0.03%


1 0.01%



8 0.15%


8219 Photocopying, document preparation and other specialized office support activities

2 0.03%

8230 Activities of collection agencies and credit bureaus 1 0.01%



1 0.01%










8710 Residential nursing care facilities 1 0.01%


1 0.01%






NA 4244 84.37%





1 Yes 3627 72.1%

2 No 15 0.29%

NA 1388 27.59%

# LB12a: LB12a. What the economic sector you would like to be engaged in the future?




Literal Question What the economic sector you would like to be engaged in the future?

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51111 Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities

2 0.03%



540 10.73%









7 0.13%

161111 Education 112 2.22%





1 0.01%

NA 3470 68.98%






405 8.05%




9 Mining support service activities 1 0.01%







11 0.21%

18 Printing and reproduction of recorded media 1 0.01%




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21 0.41%


88 1.74%



52 Warehousing and support activities for transportation 2 0.03%



60 Programming and broadcasting activities 1 0.01%



6 0.11%



13 0.25%

66 Activities auxiliary to financial service and insurance activities

1 0.01%



71 Architectural and engineering activities; technical testing and analysis

15 0.29%

72 Scientific research and development 2 0.03%




7 0.13%


7 0.13%









1 0.01%

NA 3470 68.98%






3 0.05%





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181 Printing and service activities related to printing 1 0.01%





3 0.05%


5 0.09%










11 0.21%

461 Wholesale on a fee or contract basis 1 0.01%


6 0.11%






67 1.33%

474 Retail sale of information and communications equipment in specialized stores

2 0.03%


5 0.09%





521 Warehousing and storage 1 0.01%

522 Support activities for transportation 1 0.01%





601 Radio broadcasting 1 0.01%





643 Trusts, funds and similar financial entities 1 0.01%


3 0.05%


681 Real estate activities with own or leased property 1 0.01%



8 0.15%


15 0.29%

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21 0.41%




3 0.05%












7 0.13%








1 0.01%



13222 Plant propagation 1 0.01%




20 0.39%

17222 Hunting, trapping and related service activities 1 0.01%


31222 Fishing 8 0.15%

32222 Aquaculture 1 0.01%







6 0.11%

321222 Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles 1 0.01%


6 0.11%

721222 Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering

2 0.03%

NA 3470 68.98%




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110 2.18%



114 Growing of sugar cane 1 0.01%



122 Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits 1 0.01%

130 Plant propagation 1 0.01%










170 Hunting, trapping and related service activities 1 0.01%



321 Marine aquaculture 1 0.01%









1311 Preparation and spinning of textile fibres 5 0.09%








1621 Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels 1 0.01%



2 0.03%

1811 Printing 1 0.01%



3211 Manufacture of jewellery and related articles 1 0.01%


3312 Repair of machinery 1 0.01%

3313 Repair of electronic and optical equipment 1 0.01%



5 0.09%


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11 0.21%

4610 Wholesale on a fee or contract basis 1 0.01%


6 0.11%






111 2.2%




4741 Retail sale of computers, peripheral units, software and telecommunications equipment in specialized stores

2 0.03%



1 0.01%

4753 Retail sale of carpets, rugs, wall and floor coverings in specialized stores

1 0.01%


27 0.53%




88 1.74%


22 0.43%






5210 Warehousing and storage 1 0.01%

5229 Other transportation support activities 1 0.01%





6010 Radio broadcasting 1 0.01%



6202 Computer consultancy and computer facilities management activities

2 0.03%

6391 News agency activities 1 0.01%


6411 Central banking 2 0.03%



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6430 Trusts, funds and similar financial entities 1 0.01%

6492 Other credit granting 1 0.01%


2 0.03%





8 0.15%


15 0.29%

7210 Research and experimental development on natural sciences and engineering

2 0.03%



21 0.41%



8219 Photocopying, document preparation and other specialized office support activities

1 0.01%



1 0.01%






8522 Technical and vocational secondary education 4 0.07%


8541 Sports and recreation education 1 0.01%







7 0.13%




9511 Repair of computers and peripheral equipment 1 0.01%






1 0.01%

NA 3470 68.98%




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1 Yes 976 19.4%

2 No 5 0.09%

NA 4049 80.49%










1 512 10.17%

2 485 9.64%

3 537 10.67%

4 521 10.35%

5 514 10.21%

6 473 9.4%

7 480 9.54%

8 478 9.5%

9 509 10.11%

10 521 10.35%

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# HP3: HP3 Has your household ever received construction materials/shelter support?



Pre-Question Text ONLY FOR REFUGEE HOUSEHOLDS

Literal Question Has your household ever received construction materials/shelter support?

Post-Question Text No>>HC01


1 Yes 426 21.43%

2 No 448 22.54%

NA 1113 56.01%

# HP3A: HP3A Who gave you this support?


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Literal Question Who gave you this support?



3 UNHCR 357 17.96%

4 UNICEF 2 0.1%



7 Local NGO 2 0.1%

8 Religious organisation 1 0.05%


NA 1561 78.56%

# HP3A_oth: Others Specify




Literal Question Who gave you this support? - Other (specify)


1972 99.24%

AMERICAN REFUGEE COMMITTEE

2 0.1%

Danish Refugee Council

1 0.05%

FIDA 1 0.05%

friend 5 0.25%

friends 2 0.1%

Friends 1 0.05%

InterAid 1 0.05%

LWF 1 0.05%

Parents 1 0.05%

# HC01: What is the occupancy tenure of the dwelling unit?



Literal Question What is the occupancy tenure of your current dwelling unit?


1 Owner occupied 1511 76.04%

2 Free Public 60 3.01%

3 Free Private 74 3.72%

5 Subsidized Private 3 0.15%

6 Rented Public 37 1.86%

7 Rented Private 300 15.09%


# HC01b: Other-What is the occupancy tenure of the dwelling unit?

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Literal Question What is the occupancy tenure of your current dwelling unit?- Other (specify)


1985 99.89%

A tarpaulin house

1 0.05%

Tarpaulin house

1 0.05%

# HC02: What type of dwelling is it?



Literal Question What type of dwelling is it?


1 Detached house (single or multi-storey) 597 30.04%

2 Semi-Detached House 200 10.06%

3 Flat in a block of flats 13 0.65%

4 Room /rooms in Main House 106 5.33%

5 Servants Quarters 11 0.55%

6 Tenement (Muzigo) 262 13.18%

7 Garage 1 0.05%

8 Go down/ Basement 1 0.05%

9 Store 4 0.2%

10 Hut 752 37.84%


# HC02b: Other-What type of dwelling is it?



Literal Question What type of dwelling is it? - Other (specify)


1947 97.98%

A tarpaulin house

1 0.05%

A tent 1 0.05%

made up with taplin

1 0.05%

make shift house mud and pole with tarpaulin and thatch roof

1 0.05%

mud consteucted house with poles and uron roof sheets

1 0.05%

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mud constrycted house with reeds and poles to support and iron sheet roof

1 0.05%

mud with poles roofed with banana fibres

2 0.1%

Reeds and dry grass house

1 0.05%

semi permanent( house mud stick and iron sheets

1 0.05%

tapoline 1 0.05%

tapuline 2 0.1%

tapuline house

2 0.1%

TAPULINE HOUSE

1 0.05%

tapuline tent 1 0.05%

Tarpaulin house

3 0.15%

temporary building

1 0.05%

tent 1 0.05%

Tent 3 0.15%

TENT 10 0.5%

tent house 1 0.05%

TENT WITH THATCH ROOF

1 0.05%

tents 1 0.05%

TURPLINE ROOFED

1 0.05%

UNHCR tarpaulin

1 0.05%

# HC03: How many rooms does your household use for sleeping?



Literal Question How many rooms does your household use for sleeping?


1 898 45.19%

2 605 30.44%

3 347 17.46%

4 107 5.38%

5 22 1.1%

6 4 0.2%

7 3 0.15%

8 1 0.05%

# HC04: Type of material mainly used for construction of the roof



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Literal Question Type of material mainly used for construction of the roof


1 Iron sheets 875 44.03%

2 Tiles 16 0.8%

3 Asbestos 2 0.1%

4 Concrete 4 0.2%

5 Tins 1 0.05%

6 Thatch 880 44.28%


# HC04b: Other-Type of material mainly used for construction of the roof



Literal Question Type of material mainly used for construction of the roof - Other (specify)

# HC05: Type of material mainly used for construction of the wall



Literal Question Type of material mainly used for construction of the wall


1 Concrete/ stones 17 0.85%

2 Cement blocks 42 2.11%

3 Burnt stabilized bricks 537 27.02%

4 Unburnt bricks with cement 52 2.61%

5 Unburnt bricks with mud 707 35.58%

6 Wood 8 0.4%

7 Mud and Poles 559 28.13%

8 Tin/Iron sheets 3 0.15%


NA 1 0.05%

# HC05b: Other-Type of material mainly used for construction of the wall



Literal Question Type of material mainly used for construction of the wall - Other (specify)


1926 96.93%

BURNT BRICK WITH MUD

3 0.15%

burnt with mud

1 0.05%

canvas 1 0.05%

CARPET/ TAPLIN

1 0.05%

cement, sand and bricks

1 0.05%

Mud and reeds

1 0.05%

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Mud and soil without poles

1 0.05%

mud plastered without poles

1 0.05%

plaster and paint

1 0.05%

POLES AND CARPET

1 0.05%

Poles and tapeline

1 0.05%

POLES AND TARPULIN

1 0.05%

Poles and Taupoline

1 0.05%

POLES AND TENT

1 0.05%

Poles and tents

1 0.05%

poles covered with blankets

1 0.05%

Reeds and dry grass

1 0.05%

Reeds covered with slashed tarpaulin

1 0.05%

sand 1 0.05%

sand plastered

2 0.1%

Sand plastered

1 0.05%

Sand plastered mud house

1 0.05%

Taplaine 1 0.05%

taplin 2 0.1%

tapoline 1 0.05%

Tapouline and Poles

1 0.05%

tapuline 4 0.2%

TAPULINE 2 0.1%

Tarpaulin 2 0.1%

Tarpaulin and grass

1 0.05%

Tarpaulin and poles

2 0.1%

Tarpaulin and Poles

1 0.05%

Tarpaulin house

1 0.05%

tent 1 0.05%

Tent 1 0.05%

TENT 6 0.3%

TENT AND POLES

2 0.1%

TENT/TAPLIN

1 0.05%

tent/tapuline 1 0.05%

TURPLINE 2 0.1%

turpline n sticks

1 0.05%

turpuline and sticks

1 0.05%

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UNHCR tarpaulin

1 0.05%

WOOD AND TAPULINE

1 0.05%

# HC06: Type of material mainly used for construction of the floor



Literal Question Type of material mainly used for construction of the floor


1 Earth 695 34.97%

2 Rammed earth 764 38.44%

3 Cement screed 427 21.48%

4 Concrete 23 1.15%

5 Tiles 67 3.37%

6 Brick 2 0.1%

7 Stone 5 0.25%

8 Wood 4 0.2%

# HC07: What is the household’s main source of water for DRINKING?



Literal Question What is the household’s main source of water for DRINKING?

Post-Question Text - Piped water into dwelling (>>HC13)- Piped water to the yard (>>HC13)- Borehole in yard/plot (>>HC13)- Vendor (>>HC13)- Rain water (>>HC13)


1 Piped water into dwelling 74 3.72%

2 Piped water to the yard 152 7.64%

3 Public taps 422 21.23%

4 Borehole in yard/plot 20 1%

5 Public borehole 828 41.67%

6 Protected well/spring 131 6.59%

7 Unprotected well/spring 170 8.55%

8 River/stream/lake 105 5.28%

9 Vendor 30 1.5%

10 Tanker Truck 23 1.15%

11 Gravity Flow Scheme 5 0.25%

12 Rain water 7 0.35%

13 Bottled water 4 0.2%


# HC07b: Other-What is the household’s main source of water for DRINKING?



Literal Question What is the household’s main source of water for DRINKING? - Other (specify)

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1971 99.19%

AAH tank 5 0.25%

Gets water in kind from sister in law who is the neighbour,they have not yet worked on their water source

1 0.05%

home tank 1 0.05%

LWF tank 1 0.05%

LWF Tank 1 0.05%

private taps 1 0.05%

tank 2 0.1%

Tank 2 0.1%

Water from underground pumped into the tanker

1 0.05%

water supply

1 0.05%

# HC08a: Time taken to and from the source of drinking water



Pre-Question Text Only if code in HC07 is either Code 03, 05, 06, 07, 08, 10, 11 or 13.

Literal Question Time taken to and from the source of drinking water and waiting time? - To and From


8 0.4%

1 66 3.32%

2 96 4.83%

3 82 4.12%

4 44 2.21%

5 156 7.85%

6 93 4.68%

7 5 0.25%

8 68 3.42%

9 2 0.1%

10 329 16.55%

12 25 1.25%

13 1 0.05%

14 12 0.6%

15 112 5.63%

16 5 0.25%

18 2 0.1%

20 208 10.46%

24 2 0.1%

25 14 0.7%

30 207 10.41%

32 1 0.05%

35 3 0.15%

40 44 2.21%

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45 6 0.3%

50 10 0.5%

60 81 4.07%

70 2 0.1%

80 2 0.1%

90 6 0.3%

100 1 0.05%

120 8 0.4%

180 2 0.1%

NA 284 14.29%

# HC08b: Waiting time at source of drinking water.




Literal Question Time taken to and from the source of drinking water and waiting time? - Waiting time


74 3.72%

1 106 5.33%

2 135 6.79%

3 92 4.63%

4 16 0.8%

5 248 12.48%

6 16 0.8%

7 5 0.25%

8 8 0.4%

10 181 9.1%

12 2 0.1%

15 86 4.32%

16 2 0.1%

18 2 0.1%

20 142 7.14%

24 1 0.05%

25 12 0.6%

30 222 11.17%

35 8 0.4%

40 51 2.56%

45 29 1.45%

50 14 0.7%

55 1 0.05%

59 1 0.05%

60 180 9.05%

65 1 0.05%

70 3 0.15%

80 2 0.1%

90 12 0.6%

120 40 2.01%

180 3 0.15%

240 4 0.2%

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300 2 0.1%

1800 1 0.05%

4000 1 0.05%

NA 284 14.29%

# HC09: What is the distance to this source of water?




Literal Question What is the distance to this source of water?


1 0 to <3 KMs 1629 81.98%

2 3 to <5 KMs 62 3.12%

3 5 to <8 KMs 7 0.35%

4 8 or more KMs 5 0.25%

NA 284 14.29%

# HC14: What type of toilet facility does this household mainly use?



Literal Question What type of toilet facility does this household mainly use?


1 Flush Toilet 95 4.78%

2 VIP Latrine 162 8.15%

3 Covered Pit Latrine with a slab 453 22.79%

4 Covered Pit Latrine without a slab 673 33.87%

5 Uncovered Pit Latrine with a slab 106 5.33%

6 Uncovered Pit Latrine without a slab 358 18.01%

7 Ecosan (compost toilet) 3 0.15%

8 No facility/bush/ polythene bags/ bucket/ etc 126 6.34%


# HC14b: Other-What type of toilet facility does this household mainly use?



Literal Question What type of toilet facility does this household mainly use? - Other (specify)


1976 99.44%

Don't have a toilet and they share with the neighbours

1 0.05%

Has no toilet

3 0.15%

just a hole, no shelter

1 0.05%

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neighbor facility

1 0.05%

Still under construction

1 0.05%

Tarpaulin toilet

1 0.05%

Toilet has hole but is open no roof no fence no walls

1 0.05%

toilet is constructed with sticks on floor, tarpauline on the roof and mud for the walls

1 0.05%

uses toilet for the neighbour

1 0.05%

# HC15: Does the household share this toilet facility with other households?



Literal Question Does the household share this toilet facility with other households?

Post-Question Text - No (>> HC17)- N/A (For “No facility/bush/polythene bags/bucket/ etc). (>> HC18)


1 Yes 730 36.73%

2 No 1123 56.51%

97 N/A 8 0.4%

NA 126 6.34%

# HC16: With how many other households does this household share this toilet?



Literal Question With how many other households does this household share this toilet?


3 0.15%

1 190 9.56%

2 182 9.15%

3 105 5.28%

4 58 2.91%

5 37 1.86%

6 41 2.06%

7 9 0.45%

8 20 1%

9 8 0.4%

10 30 1.5%

11 1 0.05%

12 12 0.6%

13 3 0.15%

14 1 0.05%

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15 5 0.25%

16 2 0.1%

18 1 0.05%

20 7 0.35%

24 1 0.05%

25 6 0.3%

27 1 0.05%

30 7 0.35%

NA 1257 63.26%

# HC17: Does this household have a hand washing facility next to the toilet?



Literal Question Does this household have a hand washing facility next to the toilet?


1 Yes with water only 349 17.56%

2 Yes with water and soap 150 7.54%

3 Yes with no water 30 1.5%

4 No 1324 66.63%

NA 134 6.74%

# HC18: What source of energy does this household mainly use for lighting?



Literal Question What source of energy does this household mainly use for lighting?


1 Electricity-National grid 350 17.61%

2 Electricity- Solar 717 36.08%

4 Electricity – Community/ thermal plant 1 0.05%

7 Paraffin lantern 55 2.76%

8 Paraffin Tadooba 153 7.7%

9 Candles 25 1.25%

10 Firewood 55 2.76%

12 Grass (reeds) 60 3.01%

13 Dry Cells 384 19.32%


NA 1 0.05%

# HC18b: Other-What source of energy does this household mainly use for lighting?



Literal Question What source of energy does this household mainly use for lighting? - Other (specify)

# HC19c: What is the MAIN reason why the household is not connected to the grid?



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1 Grid is too far from household/not available 1051 52.89%

2 Cost of initial connection is too expensive 425 21.38%

3 Monthly fee is too expensive 48 2.41%

4 Satisfied with current energy solution 16 0.8%

5 Renting, Landlord decision 20 1%

6 Service Unreliable 62 3.12%

7 Administrative procedure is too complicated 7 0.35%

8 Submitted application and waiting for connection 1 0.05%

96 Other, specify 6 0.3%

NA 351 17.66%

# HC19c_o: Other-What is the MAIN reason why the household is not connected to the grid?




1981 99.69%

DISCONNECTED

1 0.05%

expensive 1 0.05%

Poor leadership

1 0.05%

she cannot afford

1 0.05%

solar panel was stolen by neighbors

1 0.05%

tourch 1 0.05%

# HC19a__1: What are other different sources of electricity that you use in your household i




17 0.85%

1 14 0.7%

NA 1956 98.43%





30 1.5%

1 1 0.05%

NA 1956 98.43%




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31 1.56%

NA 1956 98.43%





28 1.4%

1 3 0.15%

NA 1956 98.43%





28 1.4%

1 3 0.15%

NA 1956 98.43%





27 1.35%

1 4 0.2%

NA 1956 98.43%





24 1.2%

1 7 0.35%

NA 1956 98.43%

# HC19b: In the last 7days on average how many hours of electricity were available each d




3 0.15%

1 2 0.1%

2 6 0.3%

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3 11 0.55%

4 6 0.3%

5 7 0.35%

6 5 0.25%

7 4 0.2%

8 9 0.45%

9 1 0.05%

10 11 0.55%

12 17 0.85%

13 3 0.15%

14 1 0.05%

15 21 1.05%

16 2 0.1%

17 8 0.4%

18 10 0.5%

19 5 0.25%

20 38 1.91%

21 8 0.4%

22 12 0.6%

23 21 1.05%

24 130 6.54%

42 1 0.05%

45 1 0.05%

49 1 0.05%

84 1 0.05%

120 1 0.05%

140 1 0.05%

150 2 0.1%

168 1 0.05%

NA 1637 82.38%

# HC19: What source of energy does this household mainly use for cooking?




1 Electricity-National grid 24 1.2%

2 Electricity- Solar 7 0.35%

5 Gas 16 0.8%

6 Biogas 1 0.05%

7 Paraffin-Stove 6 0.3%

8 Charcoal 481 24.2%

9 Firewood 1387 69.8%

11 1Grass (reeds) 3 0.15%


NA 1 0.05%

# HC19_o: Other-What source of energy does this household mainly use for cooking?



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1926 96.93%

BATTERY CONNECTED TO A BULB

1 0.05%

Being old people they don't cook but receive ready food from the daughter

1 0.05%

currently none he is not cooking

1 0.05%

does not cook

2 0.1%

Does not cook

1 0.05%

DOES NOT COOK

1 0.05%

doesn't cook 4 0.2%

Doesn't cook

1 0.05%

doesn't cook eats from a restaurant

1 0.05%

doesnt cook 1 0.05%

DOESNT COOK

7 0.35%

don't Cook 1 0.05%

Don't cook 1 0.05%

DONT COOK

1 0.05%

He doesn't cook

2 0.1%

He doesn't cook at all

1 0.05%

He doesn't cook at all.

1 0.05%

hhd doesn't cook

1 0.05%

household does not cook

1 0.05%

maize stalk 1 0.05%

maize stalk 1 0.05%

N/A 1 0.05%

No cooking arrangements

4 0.2%

No cooking arrangements at home

6 0.3%

No cooking arrangements at home because he gets everything which is already prepared

1 0.05%

none 2 0.1%

None 1 0.05%

NOT COOKING

1 0.05%

not applicable

5 0.25%

Not applicable

1 0.05%

Not cooking 3 0.15%

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NOT COOKING

1 0.05%

she doesn't cook since December

1 0.05%

They don't cook as they are very old instead they are provided by the sons

1 0.05%

They don't cook at home

1 0.05%

# HC20: If firewood What is the source?



Pre-Question Text IF FIREWOOD

Literal Question What is the source?

Post-Question Text Market (>> HC25)


1 Bush/Forest 1223 61.55%

2 Market 95 4.78%

3 Own plantation 64 3.22%

96 Other 4 0.2%

NA 601 30.24%

# HC20b: Other-If firewood What is the source?




Literal Question What is the source? - Other (specify)


1983 99.79%

buying from market

1 0.05%

Buying from other people but not from the market

1 0.05%

Husbands plantation

1 0.05%

sellers move with firewood in the camp

1 0.05%

# HC22: Distance to the source of firewood?




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Literal Question Distance to the source?


1 0 to <3 KMs 1123 56.51%

2 3 to <5 KMs 212 10.66%

3 5 to <8 KMs 39 1.96%

4 8 or more KMs 13 0.65%

NA 600 30.19%










1 197 9.91%

2 194 9.76%

3 195 9.81%

4 208 10.46%

5 204 10.26%

6 200 10.06%

7 196 9.86%

8 193 9.71%

9 201 10.11%

10 199 10.01%

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# ha01: Type of assets



Literal Question Type of assets


1 Owner occupied House 1999 3.84%

2 Other Buildings 1999 3.84%

4 Furniture/Furnishings 1999 3.84%

5 Household Appliances e.g. Kettle, Flat iron, etc 1999 3.84%

6 Cooker 1999 3.84%

7 Refrigerator 1999 3.84%

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8 Television 1999 3.84%

9 Radio 1999 3.84%

10 Cassette/DVD/CD 1999 3.84%

11 Mobile phone 1999 3.84%

12 Fixed phone 1999 3.84%

13 Computer/Laptop 1999 3.84%

14 Generators 1999 3.84%

15 Solar panel/electric inverters 1999 3.84%

16 Motor vehicle 1999 3.84%

17 Motor cycle 1999 3.84%

18 Bicycle 1999 3.84%

19 Wheel chair 1999 3.84%

20 Boat/Canoe 1999 3.84%

21 Other Transport equipment 1999 3.84%

22 Jewelry and Watches 1999 3.84%

23 Other household assets e.g. lawn mowers, etc 1999 3.84%

30 Land (excluding agricultural land) 1999 3.84%

31 Agricultural land 1999 3.84%

32 home theatre 1999 3.84%

33 Livestock eg Cattle, Goats, Sheep, donkeys etc 1999 3.84%

# ha03: Does any member of your household own [ASSET] at present?



Literal Question Does any member of your household own [ASSET] at present?

Post-Question Text No (>> HA07)


1 Yes,individually 5765 11.09%

3 No 43387 83.47%

4 Yes,jointly with hh member 2406 4.62%

5 Yes, jointly with non-hh member 74 0.14%

NA 342 0.65%

# ha04a: Person IDs of the owner(s)



Literal Question IF YES, record the Person IDs of the owner(s)


1 7661 14.74%

2 420 0.8%

3 71 0.13%

4 32 0.06%

5 21 0.04%

6 24 0.04%

7 7 0.01%

8 1 0%

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9 3 0%

10 4 0%

12 1 0%

NA 43729 84.13%

# ha04b: Person IDs of the owner(s)





2 2600 5%

3 108 0.2%

4 36 0.06%

5 30 0.05%

6 26 0.05%

7 3 0%

8 6 0.01%

9 3 0%

10 4 0%

13 2 0%

NA 49156 94.57%

# HA04__2: Person IDs of the owner(s)





51604 99.28%

11 4 0%

12 1 0%

13 1 0%

18 2 0%

3 246 0.47%

4 42 0.08%

5 23 0.04%

6 17 0.03%

7 16 0.03%

8 14 0.02%

9 4 0%





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51974 100%

# ha05: How many [ASSET] do(es) your household own at present?



Literal Question How many [ASSET] do(es) your household own at present?- Number


10 0.01%

1 3733 7.18%

2 756 1.45%

3 260 0.5%

4 89 0.17%

5 39 0.07%

6 11 0.02%

7 5 0%

8 3 0%

10 1 0%

20 1 0%

15000 1 0%

16000 1 0%

20000 2 0%

25000 1 0%

30000 1 0%

35000 1 0%

45000 2 0%

50000 1 0%

60000 2 0%

70000 1 0%

110000 1 0%

120000 1 0%

150000 3 0%

250000 2 0%

300000 1 0%

500000 1 0%

1500000 1 0%

NA 47043 90.51%

# ha06: What is the Total estimated value of the assets owned at present



Literal Question How many [ASSET] do(es) your household own at present?- Total estimated value

# ha07: Did any member of your household own [ASSET] 12 months ago?



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Literal Question Did any member of your household own [ASSET] 12 months ago?

Post-Question Text No (>> Next Asset)


1 Yes,individually 4817 9.26%

3 No 44832 86.25%

4 Yes,jointly with hh member 1917 3.68%

5 Yes,Jointly with non-hh member 66 0.12%

NA 342 0.65%

# ha08a: Person IDs of the owner(s)





45174 86.91%

1 6329 12.17%

10 3 0%

12 1 0%

2 335 0.64%

3 51 0.09%

4 32 0.06%

5 26 0.05%

6 15 0.02%

7 3 0%

8 2 0%

9 3 0%

# ha08b: Person IDs of the owner(s)





2 2043 3.93%

3 93 0.17%

4 46 0.08%

5 21 0.04%

6 16 0.03%

7 11 0.02%

8 4 0%

9 1 0%

10 5 0%

11 1 0%

13 1 0%

NA 49732 95.68%



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51974 100%






51974 100%

# ha09: How many [ASSET] did your household own 12 months ago?



Literal Question How many [ASSET] did your household own 12 months ago?- Number


10 0.01%

1 3057 5.88%

2 626 1.2%

3 171 0.32%

4 60 0.11%

5 20 0.03%

6 5 0%

8 1 0%

9 1 0%

10 1 0%

12 1 0%

20 1 0%

2000 1 0%

15000 1 0%

20000 1 0%

25000 1 0%

30000 1 0%

40000 1 0%

50000 2 0%

60000 2 0%

70000 1 0%

75000 1 0%

80000 2 0%

110000 1 0%

150000 2 0%

200000 1 0%

250000 1 0%

280000 1 0%

500000 1 0%

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1000000 1 0%

1300000 1 0%

1500000 1 0%

2000000 1 0%

3000000 2 0%

4000000 1 0%

NA 47992 92.33%

# ha10: What is the Total estimated value of the assets owned 12 months ago



Literal Question How many [ASSET] did your household own 12 months ago?- Total estimated value










1 5148 9.9%

2 5044 9.7%

3 5070 9.75%

4 5408 10.4%

5 5330 10.25%

6 5226 10.05%

7 5148 9.9%

8 5122 9.85%

9 5252 10.1%

10 5226 10.05%

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# Income_source__id: Item Description



Literal Question Item Description

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12 Net actual rents received from building/household property

1999 4.16%

13 Net rent received from land/equipment 1999 4.16%

14 Royalties 1999 4.16%

15 Interest received 1999 4.16%

16 Dividends 1999 4.16%

17 Income from treasury bills 1999 4.16%

21 Pension 1999 4.16%

22 Life Insurance 1999 4.16%

23 Other Insurance 1999 4.16%

24 Family allowances and other social security benefits 1999 4.16%

25 Remittances 1999 4.16%

26 Other income {inheritance, alimony, scholarships and other unspecified income etc.}

1999 4.16%

27 Refund on Education 1999 4.16%

28 Refund on Medical 1999 4.16%

29 Assistance received from others eg UNHCR, WFP etc 1999 4.16%

31 Income from sale of secondhand (used) vehicles 1999 4.16%

32 Income from sale of secondhand (used) clothing 1999 4.16%

33 Income from sale of other goods 1999 4.16%

52 Non-Household based Enterprises 1999 4.16%

61 Crop farming 1999 4.16%

62 Livestock 1999 4.16%


71 Income from Gambling 1999 4.16%

72 Income from salaries and wages 1999 4.16%

# P15: Did you receive any income from [SOURCE]?



Literal Question Did you receive any income from [SOURCE]?

Post-Question Text No>>Next source


1 Yes 3381 7.04%

2 No 44272 92.27%

NA 323 0.67%

# P13: Income amount from Item in CASH



Literal Question Cash

# P14: Income amount from in KIND



Literal Question In-Kind (Value)

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1 4752 9.9%

2 4656 9.7%

3 4680 9.75%

4 4992 10.4%

5 4920 10.25%

6 4824 10.05%

7 4752 9.9%

8 4728 9.85%

9 4848 10.1%

10 4824 10.05%

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# NA1a: Does any member of your household own a non-agricultural business or provided a



Literal Question Does any member of your household own a nonagricultural business or provided a non-agricultural service from home or a household-owned shop, as a carwash owner, metal worker, mechanic, carpenter, tailor, barber, etc.?


1 Yes 157 7.85%

2 No 1830 91.5%

NA 13 0.65%

# NA1b: Household processes & sell agric by-products, including flour, starch,juice,



Literal Question Does any member of your household process and sell any agricultural by-products, including flour, starch, juice, beer, jam, oil, seed, bran, etc., but excluding livestock byproducts, fresh/processed fish?


1 Yes 39 1.95%

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2 No 1948 97.39%

NA 13 0.65%

# NA1c: Any member of your household own a trading business on a street or in a markjet



Literal Question Does any member of your household own a trading business on a street or in a market?


1 Yes 110 5.5%

2 No 1876 93.8%

NA 14 0.7%

# NA1d: offer any service or sold anything on a street or in a market, including firewoo



Literal Question Does any member of your household offer any service or sold anything on a street or in a market, including firewood, home-made charcoal, curios, construction timber, wood poles, traditional medicine, mats, bricks, cane furniture, weave baskets, thatch grass, etc.?


1 Yes 66 3.3%

2 No 1921 96.05%

NA 13 0.65%

# NA1e: Any member of your household own a professional office or offered professional s



Literal Question Does any member of your household own a professional office or offered professional services from home as a doctor, accountant, lawyer, translator, private tutor, midwife, mason, etc?


1 Yes 18 0.89%

2 No 1968 98.4%

NA 14 0.7%

# NA1f: Does any member of your household drive a household-owned taxi or pick-up truck



Literal Question Does any member of your household drive a householdowned taxi or pick-up truck to provide transportation or moving services?


1 Yes 27 1.35%

2 No 1959 97.95%

NA 14 0.7%

# NA1g: Does any member of your household own a bar or restaurant?

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Literal Question Does any member of your household own a bar or restaurant?


1 Yes 25 1.25%

2 No 1962 98.1%

NA 13 0.65%

# NA1h: Does any member of your household own any other non-agricultural business, even



Literal Question Does any member of your household own any other non-agricultural business, even if it is a small business run from home or on a street?


1 Yes 224 11.2%

2 No 1763 88.14%

NA 13 0.65%

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# HH_Enterprize__id: HH_Enterprize__id




1 465 91.35%

2 39 7.66%

3 4 0.78%

4 1 0.19%

# N00: Enterprise ID



Literal Question Enterprise ID

# N01: Please describe the enterprise in more detail



Literal Question Description of enterprise

# N02_oneDigit: One-digit ISIC code



Literal Question Industry code

Interviewer Instructions See codes in Annex 10 of manual

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239 46.95%







161111 Education 2 0.39%





7 1.37%

NA 1 0.19%

# N02_twoDigit: Two-digit ISIC code







12 2.35%









16 3.14%








13 2.55%


13 2.55%





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2 0.39%


2 0.39%










1 0.19%

98 Undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities of private households for own use

6 1.17%

NA 1 0.19%

# N02_threeDigit: Three-digit ISIC code







3 0.58%









2 0.39%






9 1.76%


1 0.19%







41 8.05%



2 0.39%

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476 Retail sale of cultural and recreation goods in specialized stores

1 0.19%


478 Retail sale via stalls and markets 56 11%









2 0.39%













1 0.19%


6 1.17%




3 0.58%

22222 Logging 3 0.58%

31222 Fishing 8 1.57%






14 2.75%

321222 Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles 1 0.19%


2 0.39%

NA 1 0.19%

# N02_fourDigit: Four-digit ISIC code







4 0.78%

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220 Logging 3 0.58%







1079 Manufacture of other food products n.e.c. 3 0.58%










1621 Manufacture of veneer sheets and wood-based panels 1 0.19%



12 2.35%



3212 Manufacture of imitation jewellery and related articles 1 0.19%








9 1.76%


1 0.19%




1 0.19%

4669 Wholesale of waste and scrap and other products n.e.c. 1 0.19%



31 6.09%






1 0.19%

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1 0.19%

4761 Retail sale of books, newspapers and stationary in specialized stores

1 0.19%


5 0.98%

4772 Retail sale of pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetic and toilet articles in specialized stores

1 0.19%




29 5.69%


6 1.17%


4791 Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet 1 0.19%











2 0.39%









9511 Repair of computers and peripheral equipment 1 0.19%



9601 Washing and (dry-) cleaning of textile and fur products 2 0.39%




1 0.19%


6 1.17%

NA 1 0.19%

# N02_superConfirm: SUPERVISOR: DO YOU AGREE WITH THE INTERVIEWER'S ISIC CODE? IF NO, REJECT THE INT




1 Yes 203 39.88%

2 No 2 0.39%

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NA 304 59.72%

# N03: ID code/name of person responsible




1 342 67.19%

2 136 26.71%

3 18 3.53%

4 6 1.17%

5 3 0.58%

6 4 0.78%

# N04: Year started



Literal Question Year started


1976 1 0.19%

1980 1 0.19%

1990 3 0.58%

1995 2 0.39%

1997 1 0.19%

1998 3 0.58%

1999 1 0.19%

2000 14 2.75%

2002 1 0.19%

2003 4 0.78%

2004 2 0.39%

2005 9 1.76%

2006 1 0.19%

2007 4 0.78%

2008 12 2.35%

2009 8 1.57%

2010 32 6.28%

2011 10 1.96%

2012 14 2.75%

2013 15 2.94%

2014 46 9.03%

2015 72 14.14%

2016 153 30.05%

2017 48 9.43%

2018 52 10.21%

# N15: Where is this [BUSINESS] located?



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Literal Question Where is this [BUSINESS] located?


1 Home inside the residence 92 18.07%

2 Home outside the residence 121 23.77%

3 Industrial site 8 1.57%

4 Traditional market 69 13.55%

5 Commercial District shop 31 6.09%

6 Roadside 78 15.32%

7 Other Fixed place 51 10.01%

8 Mobile 58 11.39%

98 Don't know 1 0.19%

# N08__0: Which people in the household work in this enterprise/activity



Literal Question Which people in the household work in this enterprise/activity?

Interviewer Instructions WRITE ID CODES FROM ROSTER


1 0.19%

1 350 68.76%

2 127 24.95%

3 17 3.33%

4 8 1.57%

5 3 0.58%

6 3 0.58%







442 86.83%

2 40 7.85%

3 15 2.94%

4 5 0.98%

5 2 0.39%

6 2 0.39%

8 2 0.39%

9 1 0.19%






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492 96.66%

3 9 1.76%

4 3 0.58%

5 2 0.39%

6 1 0.19%

9 2 0.39%







497 97.64%

11 1 0.19%

16 1 0.19%

4 6 1.17%

5 2 0.39%

6 1 0.19%

7 1 0.19%







505 99.21%

5 2 0.39%

6 2 0.39%

# N09: In the past 12 months, how many months did the enterprise operate?



Literal Question In the past 12 months, how many months did the [BUSINESS] operate?


2 0.39%

1 6 1.17%

2 14 2.75%

3 15 2.94%

4 16 3.14%

5 12 2.35%

6 30 5.89%

7 10 1.96%

8 18 3.53%

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9 18 3.53%

10 29 5.69%

11 4 0.78%

12 335 65.81%

# N10: What is/was the average monthly gross revenues during the months when the enterp



Literal Question What is/was the average monthly gross revenues during the months when the [BUSINESS] is/was operating?

# N10_1: N10_1. In the last month, who were the most frequent customers of the %rostertit



Literal Question In the last month, who were the most frequent customers of the [BUSINESS]?


1 Ugandan nationals 335 65.81%

2 Refugees living inside a settlement 144 28.29%

3 Refugees living outside a settlement 9 1.76%

4 Other 21 4.12%

# N10_1b: N10_1b. In the last month, who were the most frequent customers of the %rosterti



Literal Question In the last month, who were the most frequent customers of the [BUSINESS]?

# N11A: Number of PAID people enterprise hires during a month enterprise was operating



Literal Question How many people does [BUSINESS] hire during a month when the enterprise is/was operating?- Paid


425 83.49%

1 49 9.62%

2 20 3.92%

3 6 1.17%

4 1 0.19%

5 5 0.98%

8 1 0.19%

10 1 0.19%

15 1 0.19%

# N11B: Number of UNPAID people enterprise hires during a month enterprise was operatg



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Literal Question How many people does [BUSINESS] hire during a month when the enterprise is/was operating?- Unpaid


412 80.94%

1 68 13.35%

2 14 2.75%

3 8 1.57%

4 4 0.78%

5 2 0.39%

80000 1 0.19%

# N11_c: N11_c For the most part, which country are they from?



Literal Question For the most part, which country are they from?


1 Uganda 316 62.08%


3 DR of Congo 31 6.09%

4 Burundi 2 0.39%

5 Somalia 3 0.58%

6 Rwanda 3 0.58%

9 Kenya 2 0.39%


NA 5 0.98%

# N12: What is/was the average expenditure on wages during that month?



Literal Question What is/was the average expenditure of [BUSINESS] on wages during that month?


77 15.12%

3000 1 0.19%

10000 1 0.19%

20000 6 1.17%

30000 4 0.78%

45000 1 0.19%

50000 6 1.17%

60000 3 0.58%

70000 2 0.39%

80000 5 0.98%

90000 1 0.19%

100000 11 2.16%

120000 2 0.39%

150000 4 0.78%

160000 4 0.78%

165000 1 0.19%

200000 9 1.76%

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220000 1 0.19%

240000 1 0.19%

280000 1 0.19%

300000 4 0.78%

350000 2 0.39%

360000 1 0.19%

390000 1 0.19%

400000 2 0.39%

500000 2 0.39%

600000 1 0.19%

700000 1 0.19%

720000 1 0.19%

750000 1 0.19%

760000 1 0.19%

800000 1 0.19%

900000 2 0.39%

1000000 1 0.19%

1500000 1 0.19%

2200000 1 0.19%

3500000 1 0.19%

10000000 1 0.19%

NA 343 67.38%

# N13: What is/was the average expenditure on raw materials during that month?



Literal Question What is/was the average expenditure of [BUSINESS] on raw materials during that month?

# N14: Other operating expenses such as fuel, kerosene, electricity etc during that mon



Literal Question Other operating expenses such as fuel, kerosene, electricity etc during that month?


210 41.25%

1000 2 0.39%

1500 1 0.19%

2000 8 1.57%

3000 1 0.19%

4000 5 0.98%

5000 22 4.32%

6000 4 0.78%

7400 1 0.19%

8000 2 0.39%

10000 38 7.46%

12000 1 0.19%

13000 1 0.19%

15000 9 1.76%

16000 1 0.19%

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17000 1 0.19%

20000 38 7.46%

24000 2 0.39%

25000 2 0.39%

30000 20 3.92%

35000 5 0.98%

36000 1 0.19%

37500 1 0.19%

40000 7 1.37%

45000 3 0.58%

50000 29 5.69%

60000 10 1.96%

70000 1 0.19%

76000 1 0.19%

80000 9 1.76%

90000 1 0.19%

100000 19 3.73%

120000 2 0.39%

125000 1 0.19%

130000 2 0.39%

150000 7 1.37%

170000 1 0.19%

200000 18 3.53%

250000 1 0.19%

270000 1 0.19%

300000 9 1.76%

340000 1 0.19%

400000 1 0.19%

500000 3 0.58%

600000 2 0.39%

850000 1 0.19%

1000000 3 0.58%




Literal Question Household identifier









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1 60 11.78%

2 45 8.84%

3 44 8.64%

4 46 9.03%

5 51 10.01%

6 51 10.01%

7 55 10.8%

8 43 8.44%

9 49 9.62%

10 65 12.77%

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# hh: InterviewId












1 394 9.93%

2 388 9.78%

3 389 9.81%

4 415 10.46%

5 406 10.23%

6 398 10.03%

7 394 9.93%

8 386 9.73%

9 400 10.08%

10 395 9.96%

# HH_numbers__id:




1 Household members 1983 50.01%

2 Visitors 1982 49.98%

# CEA01A: Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days (Male adults)

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Literal Question On average, how many people were present in the last 7 days? In this section children are defined as less than 18 years.- Male adults


2464 62.14%

1 1172 29.55%

2 222 5.59%

3 66 1.66%

4 20 0.5%

5 11 0.27%

6 4 0.1%

8 2 0.05%

14 1 0.02%

20 1 0.02%

NA 2 0.05%

# CEA01B: Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days (Female adults)



Literal Question On average, how many people were present in the last 7 days? In this section children are defined as less than 18 years.- Female adults


2096 52.86%

1 1428 36.01%

2 321 8.09%

3 77 1.94%

4 28 0.7%

5 8 0.2%

6 1 0.02%

7 1 0.02%

10 2 0.05%

15 1 0.02%

22 1 0.02%

NA 1 0.02%

# CEA01C: Number of people present for selected category in the last7 days(Male children)



Literal Question On average, how many people were present in the last 7 days? In this section children are defined as less than 18 years.- Male children


2602 65.62%

1 551 13.89%

2 401 10.11%

3 230 5.8%

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4 105 2.64%

5 42 1.05%

6 23 0.58%

7 4 0.1%

9 1 0.02%

11 1 0.02%

16 1 0.02%

22 1 0.02%

NA 3 0.07%

# CEA01D: Number of people present for selected category in the last7 day(Female children)



Literal Question On average, how many people were present in the last 7 days? In this section children are defined as less than 18 years.- Female children


2635 66.45%

1 541 13.64%

2 400 10.08%

3 231 5.82%

4 83 2.09%

5 39 0.98%

6 20 0.5%

7 7 0.17%

9 1 0.02%

10 1 0.02%

14 1 0.02%

15 1 0.02%

NA 5 0.12%

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# hh: InterviewId



# CEB01: Item description




# itmcd: Item Code



Literal Question Code

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101 2 326 1.15%

102 3 96 0.34%

103 4 158 0.55%

105 6 419 1.48%

106 7 8 0.02%

107 8 738 2.61%

109 10 430 1.52%

110 11 532 1.88%

111 12 158 0.55%

112 13 653 2.31%

113 14 1229 4.35%

114 15 292 1.03%

116 16 454 1.6%

117 17 421 1.49%

119 19 117 0.41%

120 20 7 0.02%

124 259 0.91%

125 22 380 1.34%

126 23 24 0.08%

128 24 37 0.13%

129 25 23 0.08%

130 26 121 0.42%

132 27 697 2.46%

133 28 102 0.36%

134 29 11 0.03%

135 30 1448 5.13%

136 31 1325 4.69%

137 439 1.55%

138 32 1212 4.29%

139 33 333 1.17%

140 34 215 0.76%

141 35 1652 5.85%

142 36 64 0.22%

143 37 64 0.22%

144 38 303 1.07%

145 39 31 0.1%

147 40 948 3.35%

148 41 52 0.18%

150 43 1868 6.61%

151 44 276 0.97%

152 45 55 0.19%

153 46 33 0.11%

154 47 12 0.04%

155 48 77 0.27%

156 49 54 0.19%

157 50 240 0.85%

158 51 131 0.46%

159 52 20 0.07%

160 53 11 0.03%

161 54 33 0.11%

162 55 72 0.25%

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163 56 228 0.8%

164 57 195 0.69%

165 58 109 0.38%

166 59 558 1.97%

167 60 149 0.52%

168 61 413 1.46%

169 62 57 0.2%

170 63 86 0.3%

171 64 129 0.45%

172 65 27 0.09%

173 66 285 1%

175 68 200 0.7%

1043 71 3 0.01%

1081 78 12 0.04%

1082 79 498 1.76%

1083 80 91 0.32%

1151 90 159 0.56%

1174 94 5 0.01%

1181 68 0.24%

1211 100 14 0.04%

1212 101 25 0.08%

1213 102 4 0.01%

1214 103 122 0.43%

1221 105 142 0.5%

1222 106 32 0.11%

1231 107 187 0.66%

1232 108 54 0.19%

1234 109 25 0.08%

1235 110 5 0.01%

1236 111 5 0.01%

1237 112 841 2.97%

1251 116 8 0.02%

1252 117 13 0.04%

1253 118 27 0.09%

1254 119 27 0.09%

1271 120 1552 5.49%

1272 121 36 0.12%

1281 122 2 0%

1311 124 75 0.26%

1312 125 114 0.4%

1313 126 8 0.02%

1351 127 109 0.38%

1352 128 84 0.29%

1353 129 8 0.02%

1391 132 16 0.05%

1461 133 100 0.35%

1462 134 180 0.63%

1491 139 727 2.57%

1492 140 93 0.32%

1531 134 0.47%

1601 142 20 0.07%

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1602 143 14 0.04%

1603 144 52 0.18%

1652 146 15 0.05%

1654 148 647 2.29%

1721 149 73 0.25%

1731 150 109 0.38%

1732 151 45 0.15%

1733 152 82 0.29%

1734 153 7 0.02%

1735 154 71 0.25%

1741 155 44 0.15%

1742 94 0.33%

1743 240 0.85%

1761 156 1 0%

1762 157 10 0.03%

# untcd: Unit of Qty



Literal Question Unit of Qty


4 0.01%

1 Kilogram (kg) 4754 16.84%

2 Gram 2 0%

3 Litre 418 1.48%

14 Jerrican (20 lts 9 0.03%

15 Jerrican (10 lts) 2 0%

16 Jerrican (5 lts) 1 0%

17 Jerrican (3 lts) 15 0.05%

18 Jerrican (2 lts) 9 0.03%

19 Jerrican (1 lt) 15 0.05%

20 Tin (Debe) - 20 lts 8 0.02%

21 Tin (5 lts) 14 0.04%

22 Plastic Basin (15 lts) 115 0.4%

23 Bottle(750ml) 1 0%

24 Bottle(500ml) 290 1.02%

25 Bottle(350ml) 274 0.97%

26 Bottle(300ml) 334 1.18%

27 Bottle(250ml) 51 0.18%

28 Bottle(150ml) 59 0.2%

29 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (2kg) 3 0.01%

30 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (1kg) 56 0.19%

31 Kimbo/Cowboy/Blueband Tin (0.5kg) 24 0.08%

32 Cup/Mug(0.5lt) 630 2.23%

33 Glass(0.25lt) 196 0.69%

35 Table spoon 15 0.05%

36 Tea spoon 12 0.04%

37 Basket (20 kg) 3 0.01%

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38 Basket (10 kg) 11 0.03%

39 Basket (5 kg) 43 0.15%

40 Basket (2 kg) 60 0.21%

44 Buns (100 g) 28 0.09%

45 Buns (50 g) 29 0.1%

49 Packet (2 kg) 7 0.02%

50 Packet (1 kg) 566 2%

51 Packet (500 g) 937 3.31%

52 Packet (250 g) 624 2.21%

53 Packet (100 g) 463 1.64%

54 Packet(125g) 188 0.66%

55 Fish Whole(small) 123 0.43%

56 Fish Whole (medium) 122 0.43%

57 Fish Whole (large) 31 0.1%

58 Fish Cut piece (up to 1kg) 4 0.01%

61 Tray of 30 eggs 4 0.01%

63 Crate 5 0.01%

67 Bunch- Big 100 0.35%

68 Bunch- medium 312 1.1%

69 Bunch- small 223 0.79%

75 Gourd(5-10lts) 1 0%

77 Jug (2 lts) 5 0.01%

79 Jug (1 lt) 3 0.01%

80 Tot (50 ml) 1 0%

81 Tot (sachet) 9 0.03%

83 Tobacco leaf (Number) 18 0.06%

85 Number of Units (General) 1587 5.62%

87 Piece-Big 505 1.78%

88 Piece-Medium 851 3.01%

89 Piece-Small 1363 4.82%

90 Heap - Big 736 2.6%

91 Heap - medium 1932 6.84%

92 Heap - small 3527 12.49%

93 Cluster - big 21 0.07%

94 Cluster - medium 84 0.29%

95 Cluster - Small 71 0.25%

96 Bundle-Big 139 0.49%

97 Bundle-Medium 430 1.52%

98 Bundle-Small 765 2.71%

100 Fish Whole-Large 2 0%

103 Plastin basin(5ltrs) 32 0.11%

104 Glass(0.5ltrs) 14 0.04%

105 Glass(0.125ltrs) 91 0.32%

107 Nice cup(100g)- Large 514 1.82%

108 Nice cup(60g)-Medium 983 3.48%

109 Nice cup(50g)-Small 1020 3.61%

119 Nomi Tin(1kg) 16 0.05%

122 Nido Tin(400g) 4 0.01%

123 Akendo-Big 107 0.37%

124 Akendo-Medium 167 0.59%

125 Akendo-Small 267 0.94%

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126 Jerrican(0.5ltrs) 24 0.08%

131 Bottle(500g) 21 0.07%

134 Loaf (Kg) 101 0.35%

135 Loaf (0.5kg) 101 0.35%

136 22 0.07%

137 Bottle (1tr 33 0.11%

138 Bottle (1.5ltr) 39 0.13%

140 sacket (10g) 466 1.65%

141 Sacket (15g) 104 0.36%

142 Sacket (20g) 30 0.1%

144 Sacket (30g) 13 0.04%

145 Sacket (50g) 67 0.23%

146 Sacket (100g) 310 1.09%

150 1 0%

999 12 0.04%

NA 422 1.49%

# CEB04: Quantity of hhold [item] purchased for consumptn at home during the last 7 days

Information [Type= contin] [Format= numeric] [Range= 0.02-25000] [Missing=*]


Literal Question Consumption out of Purchases:- Household (Quantity)

# CEB05: What is the total Value for [item] purchased for consumption at home



Literal Question Consumption out of Purchases:- Household (Value)

# CEB06: Quantity of hhold [item] purchasd for consumptn Away from home during last7 days



Literal Question Consumption out of Purchases:- Away from home (Quantity)


0.25 9 0.03%

0.5 27 0.09%

1 1939 6.86%

1.5 5 0.01%

2 897 3.17%

2.5 4 0.01%

3 430 1.52%

3.5 1 0%

4 260 0.92%

5 149 0.52%

6 100 0.35%

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7 337 1.19%

8 23 0.08%

9 5 0.01%

10 55 0.19%

10.5 1 0%

12 13 0.04%

14 65 0.23%

15 13 0.04%

16 2 0%

18 1 0%

20 8 0.02%

21 21 0.07%

24 2 0%

25 1 0%

28 13 0.04%

30 1 0%

35 3 0.01%

36 1 0%

40 1 0%

49 1 0%

50 1 0%

70 1 0%

1000 3 0.01%

NA 23832 84.43%

# CEB07: What is the total Value for [item] purchased for consumptn Away from home



Literal Question Consumption out of Purchases:- Away from home (Value)

# CEB08: Quantity consumed out of home produce during the last 7 days?



Literal Question Consumption out of home produce:- Quantity

# CEB09: Total Value for [item] consumed out of Home produce during the last 7 days .



Literal Question Consumption out of home produce:- Value

# CEB10: Quantity of [item] your household RECEIVED INKIND/FREE during the last 7 days



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Literal Question Received in-kind/Free:- Quantity

# CEB11: Total value of [item] Received in kind if it were sold in the market



Literal Question Received in-kind/Free:- Value

# CEB012: Quantity of [item] your household RECEIVED INKIND/FREE during the last 7 days



Literal Question Received in-kind/Free:- Quantity


0.5 4 0.01%

1 292 1.03%

2 182 0.64%

3 89 0.31%

4 64 0.22%

5 35 0.12%

6 42 0.14%

7 71 0.25%

8 8 0.02%

9 2 0%

10 20 0.07%

12 3 0.01%

14 9 0.03%

15 6 0.02%

16 4 0.01%

18 1 0%

20 11 0.03%

25 2 0%

28 1 0%

30 4 0.01%

35 1 0%

38 1 0%

40 2 0%

50 1 0%

70 1 0%

100 1 0%

120 1 0%

200 1 0%

350 1 0%

NA 27365 96.95%

# CEB013: Total value of [item] Received in kind if it were sold in the market



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Literal Question Received in-kind/Free:- Value


100 2 0%

200 15 0.05%

300 14 0.04%

400 26 0.09%

500 102 0.36%

600 35 0.12%

700 7 0.02%

800 16 0.05%

900 6 0.02%

1000 173 0.61%

1200 23 0.08%

1400 8 0.02%

1500 60 0.21%

1600 6 0.02%

1800 8 0.02%

2000 115 0.4%

2100 2 0%

2400 2 0%

2500 15 0.05%

2800 5 0.01%

3000 56 0.19%

3200 1 0%

3500 35 0.12%

3800 1 0%

4000 28 0.09%

4200 1 0%

4500 1 0%

4800 1 0%

4900 1 0%

5000 25 0.08%

5600 1 0%

6000 17 0.06%

7000 20 0.07%

7500 2 0%

8000 4 0.01%

9000 3 0.01%

10000 6 0.02%

10500 2 0%

12500 2 0%

14000 7 0.02%

15000 3 0.01%

20000 1 0%

35000 2 0%

NA 27365 96.95%

# CEB14a: Market price for purchasing [item] for consumption at home per unit of consumptn


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Literal Question Market price for purchasing [item] for consumption at home per unit of consumption


100 50 0.17%

150 2 0%

200 367 1.3%

250 18 0.06%

300 149 0.52%

400 20 0.07%

500 1228 4.35%

600 20 0.07%

700 23 0.08%

750 2 0%

800 32 0.11%

1000 1069 3.78%

1200 15 0.05%

1300 1 0%

1400 1 0%

1500 157 0.55%

1600 2 0%

1700 1 0%

1800 1 0%

2000 350 1.24%

2100 1 0%

2300 2 0%

2400 2 0%

2500 48 0.17%

3000 129 0.45%

3500 12 0.04%

3800 1 0%

4000 33 0.11%

4200 1 0%

5000 34 0.12%

6000 5 0.01%

7000 3 0.01%

8000 3 0.01%

10000 10 0.03%

20000 1 0%

NA 24432 86.56%

# CEB14b: Market price for purchasg[item] for consumptn Away from home per unit of consmpn



Literal Question Market price for purchasing [item] for consumption away from home per unit of consumption


100 10 0.03%

200 8 0.02%

300 1 0%

500 20 0.07%

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1000 15 0.05%

1500 1 0%

2000 4 0.01%

3000 1 0%

NA 28165 99.78%

# CEB14c: Price of [item] if you were to sell it in the market per unit of consump



Literal Question Price of [item] if you were to sell it in the market per unit of consumption


50 2 0%

100 37 0.13%

150 1 0%

200 111 0.39%

250 1 0%

300 55 0.19%

400 7 0.02%

500 343 1.21%

600 8 0.02%

700 8 0.02%

800 2 0%

1000 171 0.6%

1200 2 0%

1500 13 0.04%

2000 53 0.18%

2500 4 0.01%

3000 24 0.08%

4000 4 0.01%

5000 11 0.03%

8000 1 0%

10000 2 0%

NA 27365 96.95%

# CEB15: Farm gate/producer price per unit of consumption



Literal Question Farm gate/producer price per unit of consumption


50 3 0.01%

100 116 0.41%

200 394 1.39%

250 2 0%

300 187 0.66%

400 48 0.17%

500 872 3.08%

600 33 0.11%

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700 9 0.03%

800 19 0.06%

900 2 0%

1000 411 1.45%

1200 6 0.02%

1300 1 0%

1400 2 0%

1500 60 0.21%

2000 121 0.42%

2500 5 0.01%

3000 53 0.18%

3500 2 0%

4000 5 0.01%

5000 12 0.04%

6000 1 0%

7000 3 0.01%

10000 2 0%

NA 25856 91.6%

# interview__key:



# CEB3B: How many days were [ITEM] consumed out of the last 7 days?



Literal Question How many days was [ITEM] consumed out of the last 7 days?


1 4110 14.56%

2 3419 12.11%

3 2504 8.87%

4 1469 5.2%

5 1044 3.69%

6 399 1.41%

7 8346 29.56%

NA 6934 24.56%

# CEB12a: Market price for purchasing [item] for consumption at home per unit of consumptn



Literal Question Market Price

# CEB12b: Market price for purchasg[item] for consumptn Away from home per unit of consmpn



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50 1 0%

100 24 0.08%

150 2 0%

167 1 0%

200 28 0.09%

250 3 0.01%

300 4 0.01%

400 2 0%

500 89 0.31%

600 5 0.01%

700 10 0.03%

1000 122 0.43%

1200 6 0.02%

1300 1 0%

1500 18 0.06%

1600 1 0%

1700 1 0%

2000 25 0.08%

2200 5 0.01%

2500 12 0.04%

3000 15 0.05%

3500 4 0.01%

4000 3 0.01%

4500 2 0%

5000 4 0.01%

6000 3 0.01%

8000 6 0.02%

9000 2 0%

10000 3 0.01%

12000 1 0%

15000 1 0%

NA 27821 98.56%

# CEB13: Farm gate/producer price per unit of consumption



Literal Question Farm gate price

# CEB12c: Price of [item] if you were to sell it in the market per unit of consump




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# CEC01: Item description





1934 12.01%

Barber and Beauty Shops

717 4.45%

Bathing soap

307 1.9%

Batteries (Dry cells)

425 2.64%

Consultation Fees

497 3.08%

Cosmetics (body lotion, deodorant etc)

1034 6.42%

Diapers 80 0.49%

Diesel 11 0.06%

Dry Cleaning and Laundry

23 0.14%

Electricity 330 2.05%

Expenditure on phone calls for phones not owned

25 0.15%

Expenses in hotels, lodging, etc

10 0.06%

Generators/lawn mower fuels

1 0%

Handbags, travel bags etc

58 0.36%

Hospital/ clinic charges

203 1.26%

Houseboys/ girls, Shamba boys etc

52 0.32%

Imputed rent of free house

105 0.65%

Imputed rent of owned house

1411 8.76%

Lubricants (, engine oil, grease, coolant etc)

49 0.3%

Maintenance and repair expenses

46 0.28%

Maintenance and repair of vehicles, motorcycles and bicycles

88 0.54%

Medicines etc

1027 6.38%

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Others 201 1.24%

Petrol 92 0.57%

Postal Services

2 0.01%

Refuse collection

116 0.72%

Rent of rented house

351 2.18%

Sanitary Towels

478 2.97%

Security fees (guard, LC defense, community security)

7 0.04%

Sports, theaters, etc

9 0.05%

Stamps, envelops, etc.

3 0.01%

Toilet Paper 296 1.83%

Tooth brush 292 1.81%

Tooth paste 694 4.31%

Total expenditure on health

1045 6.49%

Toys, games etc

12 0.07%

Traditional Doctors fees/ medicines

23 0.14%

Transport to and From health facility

336 2.08%

Tyres, tubes, spares, brake pads etc

42 0.26%

Washing soap

1935 12.02%

Water NWSC

288 1.78%

Water Other sources

1439 8.94%

# itmcd: Item Code





301 351 2.18%

302 1411 8.76%

303 105 0.65%

304 46 0.28%

306 330 2.05%

307 1 0%

308 229 1.42%

309 535 3.32%

310 1169 7.26%

311 7 0.04%

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452 1935 12.02%

453 307 1.9%

454 694 4.31%

455 1034 6.42%

456 58 0.36%

457 425 2.64%

459 38 0.23%

460 80 0.49%

461 42 0.26%

466 3 0.01%

468 25 0.15%

469 75 0.46%

470 478 2.97%

501 497 3.08%

502 1027 6.38%

503 203 1.26%

504 23 0.14%

505 81 0.5%

506 336 2.08%

507 1045 6.49%

601 9 0.05%

602 23 0.14%

603 52 0.32%

604 717 4.45%

605 10 0.06%

3051 288 1.78%

3052 1439 8.94%

3112 1 0%

3121 116 0.72%

4541 292 1.81%

4542 296 1.83%

4591 12 0.07%

4621 49 0.3%

4622 92 0.57%

4623 11 0.06%

4651 88 0.54%

4661 2 0.01%

6051 7 0.04%

# untcd: Unit of Quantity



Literal Question Unit of Quantity


3 LITRE 137 0.85%

9 Sack(120kg) 4 0.02%

10 sack(100kg) 8897 55.28%

11 sack(80kg) 128 0.79%

13 sack(unspecified) 1 0%

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21 Tin (5lts) 4 0.02%

22 Plastic basin(15lts) 210 1.3%

25 Bottle(350ml) 68 0.42%

46 Bathing soap (tablet) 298 1.85%

47 Washing soap (bar) 1513 9.4%

48 Washing soap (tablet) 395 2.45%

49 Packet (2kg) 4 0.02%

50 Packet (1kg) 16 0.09%

52 Packet (250g) 3 0.01%

84 pair 421 2.61%

85 Number of unit (general) 2209 13.72%

90 Heap large 349 2.16%

91 Heap medium 517 3.21%

92 Heap small 303 1.88%

123 Akendo- big 12 0.07%

124 Akendo- medium 17 0.1%

125 Akendo- small 9 0.05%

133 sadolin tin- 3ltrs 3 0.01%

NA 576 3.57%

# CEC04: Qty purchased



Literal Question Purchases- Quantity

# CEC05: Value purchased



Literal Question Purchases- Value

# CEC06: home produced Qty for item



Literal Question Home produced- Quantity


1 18 0.11%

2 29 0.18%

2.5 1 0%

3 19 0.11%

4 36 0.22%

5 9 0.05%

6 4 0.02%

7 3 0.01%

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8 8 0.04%

10 16 0.09%

12 2 0.01%

15 3 0.01%

20 3 0.01%

25 1 0%

30 14 0.08%

40 1 0%

50 1 0%

60 5 0.03%

1500 1 0%

2000 2 0.01%

3000 1 0%

5000 2 0.01%

6000 2 0.01%

8000 2 0.01%

10000 4 0.02%

12000 3 0.01%

14000 2 0.01%

16000 3 0.01%

20000 8 0.04%

30000 5 0.03%

40000 2 0.01%

45000 1 0%

50000 1 0%

60000 1 0%

120000 2 0.01%

NA 15879 98.66%

# CEC07: home produced Valuefor item



Literal Question Home produced- Value

# CEC08: Qty received inkind for item



Literal Question Received in-kind/Free- Quantity


1 142 0.88%

2 166 1.03%

3 120 0.74%

4 215 1.33%

5 75 0.46%

6 36 0.22%

7 13 0.08%

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8 64 0.39%

9 1 0%

10 70 0.43%

12 27 0.16%

15 30 0.18%

16 8 0.04%

20 17 0.1%

21 1 0%

22 1 0%

25 1 0%

30 45 0.27%

40 2 0.01%

60 3 0.01%

5000 1 0%

6000 2 0.01%

10000 1 0%

24000 2 0.01%

30000 1 0%

NA 15050 93.51%

# CEC09: Qty received inkind Value for item



Literal Question Received in-kind/Free- Value

# CEC10: Unit Price for item



Literal Question Unit Price

# CEC10_1: Unit Price for item



Literal Question Unit Price

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# itmcd: Item Code



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Literal Question Item Code


205 Tailoring and Materials 201 1.29%

206 Men’s Footwear 623 4%

207 Women’s Footwear 828 5.32%

208 Children’s Footwear 793 5.09%

209 Other Footwear and repairs 275 1.76%

301 Furniture Items 253 1.62%

302 Carpets, mats, etc 161 1.03%

303 Curtains, etc 233 1.49%

304 Bedding Mattresses 178 1.14%

305 Blankets 256 1.64%

306 Others and Repairs 18 0.11%

401 Appliances: Electric iron, / Kettles, Refrigerator etc 53 0.34%

402 Charcoal and Kerosene Stoves 171 1.09%

403 Electronic Equipment 45 0.28%

404 Bicycles 51 0.32%

405 Radio 172 1.1%

406 Motors, Pick-ups, etc 4 0.02%

407 Motor cycles 24 0.15%

408 Computers for household use 8 0.05%

410 Other equipment and repairs 6 0.03%

411 Jewelry, Watches, clocks etc 105 0.67%

501 690 4.43%

502 351 2.25%

503 510 3.27%

504 93 0.59%

505 15 0.09%

506 6 0.03%

602 Boarding and Lodging 73 0.46%

603 School uniform 683 4.39%

604 Books and supplies 1223 7.86%

607 Costs to and from school 168 1.08%

701 Expenditure on household functions 38 0.24%

703 Other services N.E.S. 3 0.01%

2011 Men’s clothing- second hand 479 3.07%

2012 505 3.24%

2021 Women’s clothing –second hand 557 3.58%

2022 Women’s clothing –new 580 3.72%

2031 Children’s clothing (excluding school uniforms)- Second hand

565 3.63%

2032 687 4.41%

2041 Other clothing and clothing materials/hiring of clothing materials

68 0.43%

3031 Bed sheets 448 2.88%

4012 Home theatres, DVDs, Decks CD players 11 0.07%

4021 Electric/Gas cooker 11 0.07%

4031 Flash disks, CDs 18 0.11%

4091 Phone Handsets fixed 7 0.04%

4092 Phone Handsets mobile 336 2.16%

5041 251 1.61%

5042 335 2.15%

6011 School fees 1126 7.23%

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6012 Registration fees 447 2.87%

6013 Exam fees 522 3.35%

6051 Other educational expenses 225 1.44%

6052 Expenses in day care facility 28 0.18%

7021 Insurance connected to health 4 0.02%

7022 Third party insurance 22 0.14%

7023 Education insurance 3 0.01%

7024 Funeral insurance 8 0.05%

# coicop_1: Classification of consumption by purpose:division




3 CLOTHING AND FOOTWEAR 6844 44%

5 FURNISHINGS, HOUSEHOLD EQUIPMENT AND ROUTINE HOUSEHOLD MAINTENANCE

3172 20.39%

6 HEALTH 861 5.53%

7 TRANSPORT 247 1.58%

8 COMMUNICATION 343 2.2%

9 RECREATION AND CULTURE 1483 9.53%

10 EDUCATION 2123 13.64%

11 RESTAURANTS AND HOTELS 73 0.46%

12 MISCELLANEOUS GOODS AND SERVICES 408 2.62%

# coicop_2: Classification of consumption by purpose:group




31 Clothing 4325 27.8%

32 Footwear 2519 16.19%

51 Furniture and furnishings, Carpets and Other Floor Coverings

414 2.66%

52 Household Textiles 1133 7.28%

53 Household Appliances 235 1.51%

54 Glassware, Tableware and Household Utensils 586 3.76%

55 Tools and Equipments for House and Garden 804 5.16%

61 Medical Products, Appliances and Equipments 861 5.53%

71 Purchase of Vehicles 79 0.5%

73 Transport Services 168 1.08%

82 Telephone and telefax equipment 343 2.2%

91 Audio-visual, photographic and information processing equipment

260 1.67%

95 Newspapers, books and stationery 1223 7.86%

104 Tertiary Education 2123 13.64%

112 Accommodation services 73 0.46%

121 Personal Care 225 1.44%

123 Personal Effects n.e.c 105 0.67%

125 Insurance 40 0.25%

127 Other services n.e.c. 38 0.24%

# coicop_3: Classification of consumption by purpose:Class

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311 Clothing Materials 2003 12.87%

312 Garments 2121 13.63%

314 Cleaning, Repair and Hire of Clothing 201 1.29%

321 Shoes and other footwear 2519 16.19%

511 Furniture and furnishings 253 1.62%

512 Carpets and other floor coverings 161 1.03%

521 Household Textiles 1133 7.28%

531 Major household appliances whether electric or not 182 1.17%

532 Small electric household appliances 53 0.34%

541 Glassware, Tableware and Household Utensils 586 3.76%

552 Small tools and miscellaneous accessories 804 5.16%

611 Pharmaceutical products 861 5.53%

711 Motor cars 28 0.18%

713 Bicycles 51 0.32%

732 Passenger transport by road 168 1.08%

821 Telephone and telefax equipment 343 2.2%

911 Equipments for reception, recording and reproduction of sound and pictures

217 1.39%

913 Information Processing Equipments 26 0.16%

914 Recording media 11 0.07%

915 Repair of audio-visual, photographic and information processing equipment

6 0.03%

951 Books 1223 7.86%

1041 Tertiary Education 2123 13.64%

1121 Accommodation services 73 0.46%

1213 Other Appliances, articles and products for personal care

225 1.44%

1231 Jewellery, clocks and watches 105 0.67%

1253 Insurance connected with health 4 0.02%

1254 Insurance connected with transport 22 0.14%

1255 Other insurance 14 0.09%

1271 Other services n.e.c. 38 0.24%

# coicop_6: Classification of consumption by purpose




311101 104 1316 8.46%

311102 687 4.41%

312201 107 984 6.32%

312202 108 1137 7.31%

314102 112 201 1.29%

321102 114 623 4%

321201 115 828 5.32%

321301 116 793 5.09%

321401 275 1.76%

511106 253 1.62%

512101 140 161 1.03%

521101 141 178 1.14%

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521102 142 256 1.64%

521103 143 448 2.88%

521105 145 233 1.49%

521106 18 0.11%

531301 146 171 1.09%

531302 147 11 0.07%

532102 149 53 0.34%

541201 151 586 3.76%

552103 154 804 5.16%

611108 169 351 2.25%

611109 170 510 3.27%

711203 4 0.02%

711204 24 0.15%

713103 51 0.32%

732107 199 168 1.08%

821101 203 336 2.16%

821102 204 7 0.04%

911101 207 172 1.1%

911201 209 45 0.28%

913103 26 0.16%

914101 212 11 0.07%

915102 6 0.03%

951105 1223 7.86%

1041100 28 0.18%

1041103 2095 13.46%

1121101 243 73 0.46%

1213106 254 225 1.44%

1231100 105 0.67%

1253101 4 0.02%

1254101 263 22 0.14%

1255101 14 0.09%

1271100 38 0.24%

# CED01: Item description




# CED03: Purchases Value for item



Literal Question How much did the household spent in total on the [ITEM] during the last 365 days?

# CED04: Consumption out of household /enterprise stock Value



Literal Question How much did the household spent in total on these [ITEM] during the last 365 days? UGX Consumption out of household /enterprise stock

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365 1 0%

1000 1 0%

3000 1 0%

3100 1 0%

4000 3 0.01%

5000 7 0.04%

5500 1 0%

7000 1 0%

8000 2 0.01%

9000 1 0%

9800 1 0%

10000 7 0.04%

12000 1 0%

18000 1 0%

20000 6 0.03%

23000 1 0%

25000 1 0%

30000 5 0.03%

35000 1 0%

38000 1 0%

39000 1 0%

40000 5 0.03%

45000 1 0%

50000 1 0%

58000 1 0%

60000 4 0.02%

70000 1 0%

100000 1 0%

180000 1 0%

540000 1 0%

720000 1 0%

900000 1 0%

NA 15491 99.59%

# CED05: Received in-kind/Free Value



Literal Question What would be the total value of these of [ITEM] received in kind or for free if you were to sell them in the market?

# consumed_365:



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# hh: InterviewId


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# CEE01: Item description



Literal Question Item description


Funerals and other social functions

259 34.76%

Income tax 33 4.42%

Interest on loans

67 8.99%

Local Service tax

45 6.04%

Other financial services fees (credit card fees, overdraft charges, bankers cheque charges, deposit/withdrawal charges, cell phone money transfer charges)

11 1.47%

Others (like subscriptions, interest to consumer debts, etc.)

6 0.8%

Pension and social security payments

7 0.93%

Property rates (taxes)

13 1.74%

Remittances, gifts, and other transfers

247 33.15%

User fees and charges (passport, legal, photocopying service of marriage)

57 7.65%

# CEE02: Item Code





801 33 4.42%

802 13 1.74%

803 57 7.65%

804 45 6.04%

805 7 0.93%

806 247 33.15%

807 259 34.76%

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808 67 8.99%

809 6 0.8%

8031 11 1.47%

# CEE03: Value



Literal Question How much did the household spent in total on these of [ITEM] during the last 365days?Value (During the last 365 days)

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# hh: InterviewId



# InkindREMITTANCES__id:




1 268 46.93%

2 79 13.83%

3 5 0.87%

4 28 4.9%

5 5 0.87%

6 94 16.46%

7 34 5.95%

8 2 0.35%

9 38 6.65%

10 18 3.15%

# InkindOthers1: Others Specify




551 96.49%

##N/A## 3 0.52%

ACCOMMODATIONS AND FEEDING DURING SCHOOL TERM

1 0.17%

Car 1 0.17%

FEEDING AND ACCOMMODATION DURING SCHOOL TERM

1 0.17%

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FOOD AND ACCOMMODATION DURING SCHOOL TIME

1 0.17%

Food and accomodation

1 0.17%

medical 1 0.17%

mosquito nets

1 0.17%

Mosquito nets

2 0.35%

net 1 0.17%

NONE 1 0.17%

soap 1 0.17%

Soap 1 0.17%

UNHCR tent,blankets,solar light

1 0.17%

Washing soap

1 0.17%

Washing soap and sanitary pads

1 0.17%

WEAVES AND BRAIDS

1 0.17%

# RM10__0: Who in the household received item?



Literal Question Who in the household received item?

Interviewer Instructions Record PIDs


-999999999 3 0.52%

1 402 70.4%

10 1 0.17%

2 102 17.86%

3 27 4.72%

4 14 2.45%

5 7 1.22%

6 10 1.75%

7 3 0.52%

8 1 0.17%

9 1 0.17%






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348 60.94%

-999999999 3 0.52%

2 144 25.21%

3 22 3.85%

4 20 3.5%

5 15 2.62%

6 8 1.4%

7 7 1.22%

8 3 0.52%

9 1 0.17%







443 77.58%

-999999999 3 0.52%

11 1 0.17%

3 69 12.08%

4 16 2.8%

5 12 2.1%

6 13 2.27%

7 7 1.22%

8 3 0.52%

9 4 0.7%

# RM11: RM11. Where did items in kind originate?



Literal Question Where did items in kind originate?


1 Uganda 504 88.26%



5 Somalia 2 0.35%

6 Rwanda 2 0.35%

8 Ethiopia 1 0.17%


NA 3 0.52%

# RM11_oth: RM11. Others Specify



Literal Question Where did items in kind originate? - Other (specify)

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524 91.76%

##N/A## 3 0.52%

Aid to refugees

1 0.17%

australia 2 0.35%

by pope in 2016

1 0.17%

fellow refugees

1 0.17%

From her daughter who is also a refugee and she is in the same camp with her

1 0.17%

INTERAID 2 0.35%

my relatives 1 0.17%

NGOS 3 0.52%

school 1 0.17%

UAE 1 0.17%

UN 3 0.52%

UNHCR 24 4.2%

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

1 0.17%

WFP 1 0.17%

WORLD FOOD PROGRAM

1 0.17%

# RM12: RM12. Total value recieved in the last 12 months?



Literal Question Total value received in the last 12 months?

# RM13: RM13. How often does %rostertitle% receive transfers?



Literal Question How often does [NAME] receive transfers?


1 Weekly 23 4.02%

2 Fortnightly 4 0.7%

3 Monthly 175 30.64%

4 Quarterly 70 12.25%

5 Bi-annually 48 8.4%

6 Once during the year 186 32.57%


NA 3 0.52%

# RM14: RM14 Through what channels does %rostertitle% receive



Literal Question Through what channels does [NAME] receive [ITEM]?

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4 Post office 5 0.87%

5 Friends/Relatives (abroad) 19 3.32%

6 Friends/Relatives (in Uganda) 305 53.41%

7 Traders/shopping outlets 2 0.35%

8 Unaccompanied luggage 3 0.52%


NA 3 0.52%

# RM14_oth: RM14 Others Specify



Literal Question Through what channels does [NAME] receive [ITEM]?- Other (specify)

# RM15: RM15 What was the main purpose of the %rostertitle% received?



Literal Question What was the main purpose of the [ITEM] received?



2 Medical 98 17.16%

3 Upkeep 302 52.88%

4 Purchase of goods and/or services 25 4.37%


NA 3 0.52%




Literal Question What was the main purpose of the [ITEM] received?- Other (specify)










1 59 10.33%

2 59 10.33%

3 47 8.23%

4 51 8.93%

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5 61 10.68%

6 58 10.15%

7 54 9.45%

8 60 10.5%

9 53 9.28%

10 69 12.08%

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# hh: InterviewId







1 1964 41.08%

2 1421 29.72%

3 513 10.73%

4 304 6.35%

5 188 3.93%

6 128 2.67%

7 83 1.73%

8 60 1.25%

9 38 0.79%

10 32 0.66%

11 20 0.41%

12 8 0.16%

13 5 0.1%

14 6 0.12%

15 3 0.06%

16 2 0.04%

17 2 0.04%

18 1 0.02%

24 1 0.02%

33 1 0.02%

# R01_8: RECORD ID CODE OF PERSON RESPONDING FOR [NAME]





1 2961 61.94%

10 12 0.25%

11 9 0.18%

12 1 0.02%

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14 1 0.02%

18 1 0.02%

2 1389 29.05%

3 195 4.07%

4 88 1.84%

5 51 1.06%

6 32 0.66%

7 20 0.41%

8 14 0.29%

9 6 0.12%

# RM1: RM3 Did %rostertitle% receive money/personal transfers in the last 12 months?



Literal Question Did (Name) receive money/personal transfers in the last 12 months?

Post-Question Text No>>Next person


1 yes 642 13.43%

2 No 4138 86.56%

# RM2: RM2 Type of personal transfer



Literal Question Type of personal transfer

Post-Question Text Kind>>RM7


1 Cash 466 9.74%

2 Kind 60 1.25%

3 Both 116 2.42%

NA 4138 86.56%

# RM2_1: RM2_1. Where did the transfer originate?



Literal Question Where did the transfer originate?


1 Uganda 435 9.1%



5 Somalia 16 0.33%

6 Rwanda 1 0.02%

8 Ethiopia 1 0.02%

9 Kenya 1 0.02%


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NA 4198 87.82%

# RM2_1oth: Others Specify



Literal Question Where did the transfer originate? - Other (specify)


4724 98.82%

America 2 0.04%

AMERICA (US)

1 0.02%

America and canada

1 0.02%

Australia 1 0.02%

Belgium,Australia and USA

1 0.02%

Botswana 2 0.04%

canada 2 0.04%

Canada 2 0.04%

Denmark 1 0.02%

Dubai 1 0.02%

England 2 0.04%

Eritrea 1 0.02%

From the UK

1 0.02%

from united kingdom

1 0.02%

Germany 1 0.02%

Japan 1 0.02%

pakistan 1 0.02%

Saudi Arabia

1 0.02%

south africa 1 0.02%

sweden 1 0.02%

Sweden 1 0.02%

SWEDEN 1 0.02%

U.S.A 1 0.02%

U.S.A and Canada

1 0.02%

UAE 1 0.02%

uganda and UAE

1 0.02%

UNHCR 4 0.08%

UNHCR AID

1 0.02%

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

1 0.02%

united kingdom

1 0.02%

United kingdom

1 0.02%

United Kingdom

3 0.06%

United Nations

1 0.02%

United states

1 0.02%

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United States

1 0.02%

United States of America

4 0.08%

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

2 0.04%

United Status Of America

1 0.02%

USA 4 0.08%

# RM3: RM3 How much money in total did %rostertitle% receive in the last 12 months?



Literal Question How much money in total did [NAME] receive in the last 12 months?

# RM4: RM4 How often does %rostertitle% receive money?



Literal Question How often does [NAME] receive money?


1 Weekly 22 0.46%

2 Fortnightly 1 0.02%

3 Monthly 207 4.33%

4 Quarterly 112 2.34%

5 Bi-annually 45 0.94%

6 Once during the year 159 3.32%


NA 4198 87.82%

# RM4_oth: RM4 Other Specify



Literal Question How often does [NAME] receive money?- Other (specify)


4744 99.24%

ADHOC 2 0.04%

any time 1 0.02%

daily 1 0.02%

EVERY SCHOOL TERM

2 0.04%

irregular 1 0.02%

IRREGULAR

1 0.02%

irregularly 1 0.02%

Irregularly 2 0.04%

IRREGULARLY

1 0.02%

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IRREGULARLY BASED ON CIRCUMSTANCES

1 0.02%

IRREGULARLY WHEN AVAILABLE

1 0.02%

IT'S IRREGULAR,THEY DECIDE TO GIVE WHEN THEY HAVE IT

1 0.02%

It was sent just once. 100 USD was sent to the the family in August 2017 from a friend to Aline. it is not a regular transaction but rather a one off.

1 0.02%

Its irregular sometimes twice or four times in a year. It depends if the daughter gets money.

1 0.02%

no specific time. relatives send when they get the money

1 0.02%

NOT REGULAR

1 0.02%

OCCASIONALLY

3 0.06%

once 2 0.04%

Once 2 0.04%

Once every 2 months

1 0.02%

Once in a while.

3 0.06%

once in a while. it is not regular

1 0.02%

only in the last 12 months

1 0.02%

termly 1 0.02%

THREE TIMES A YEAR

2 0.04%

whenever the father gets some little money he sends for the son's up keep.there is no spefied period.

1 0.02%

# RM5: RM5 Through what channels does %rostertitle% receive the money?


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Literal Question Through what channels does [NAME] receive the money?


1 Bank Account 44 0.92%

2 Western Union 31 0.64%

3 Money gram 15 0.31%

4 Post office 6 0.12%

5 Friends/Relatives (abroad) 22 0.46%

6 Friends/Relatives (in Uganda) 192 4.01%

7 Mobile Money 209 4.37%


NA 4198 87.82%




Literal Question Through what channels does [NAME] receive the money?- Other(specify)


4717 98.68%

aid to refugees

5 0.1%

AMAAL 1 0.02%

Amal Express

2 0.04%

At hand 1 0.02%

cash 4 0.08%

Cash 3 0.06%

CASH 4 0.08%

Cash at hand

2 0.04%

Children 1 0.02%

dahabshiil somali bank

3 0.06%

dahabshil Bank

1 0.02%

dahbshil somali money transfer services

2 0.04%

DIRECT 2 0.04%

Forex bureau

1 0.02%

Friends mobile money

1 0.02%

Give directly through post bank

1 0.02%

Government of Uganda

1 0.02%

Hand cash 5 0.1%

hand delivered

1 0.02%

HAND DELIVERED FROM THE SOURCE

1 0.02%

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money transfer agency called dahabshill

1 0.02%

money transfer agency called juba

1 0.02%

Money transfer Agency called Kaah

1 0.02%

money transfer agency called taaj

1 0.02%

Money transfer Agency called Tawakal

1 0.02%

picks it or he brings it

1 0.02%

Post bank 1 0.02%

Post Bank 1 0.02%

selling home produce

1 0.02%

SPOUSE IN UGANDA

1 0.02%

The daughter brings the money

1 0.02%

They look after her on a daily basis

1 0.02%

UNHCR 7 0.14%

United Nations

1 0.02%

village savings group

1 0.02%

# RM6: RM6 What was the main purpose of the money received?



Literal Question What was the main purpose of the money received?


1 Household expenses (e.g. food, rent, clothing..) 426 8.91%


3 Health 32 0.66%

4 Ceremony 2 0.04%

5 Land Purchase 6 0.12%

6 Business startup/expansion 4 0.08%


NA 4198 87.82%




Literal Question What was the main purpose of the money received?

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- Other (specify)


4751 99.39%

Agricultural inputs

1 0.02%

Agriculture 1 0.02%

Allowance for councillors meetings

1 0.02%

building 1 0.02%

Building his house

1 0.02%

court case 1 0.02%

farming 1 0.02%

Household expenses for a South Sudanes household he takes care of

1 0.02%

Livestock farming and crop farming

1 0.02%

old age benefits

1 0.02%

OLD AGE BENEFITS

1 0.02%

other personal neccesities that we havnt got in ratios

1 0.02%

Paying debts

1 0.02%

personal errands

1 0.02%

Personal expenses

1 0.02%

personal use 3 0.06%

salary 1 0.02%

salary/wages

1 0.02%

to buy a phone

1 0.02%

To buy eucalyptus trees for the friend

1 0.02%

transportation money

1 0.02%

up keep 3 0.06%

UP KEEPING

1 0.02%

VSLA 2 0.04%








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1 486 10.16%

2 458 9.58%

3 502 10.5%

4 502 10.5%

5 473 9.89%

6 460 9.62%

7 467 9.76%

8 463 9.68%

9 480 10.04%

10 489 10.23%

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# HHID: Household Identifier



# ea: batch_num



# district:




102 KAMPALA 274 13.85%

113 WAKISO 69 3.49%

301 Adjumani 168 8.49%

303 Arua 165 8.34%

309 Moyo 94 4.75%

313 Yumbe 337 17.04%

319 Koboko 53 2.68%

326 Lamwo 87 4.4%

403 Hoima 166 8.39%

413 Kamwenge 160 8.09%

418 Isingiro 168 8.49%


422 KYEGEGWA 128 6.47%

# urban: Urban




Nono-refugee 1154 58.37%

1 Refugee 823 41.62%

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# region: Region




1 Central 274 13.85%

3 Northern 973 49.21%

4 Western 730 36.92%

# equiv: (sum) equiv

Information [Type= contin] [Format= numeric] [Range= 0.773800015449524-23.8840999901295] [Missing=*]


# hsize: (sum) hsize




1 198 10.01%

2 178 9%

3 271 13.7%

4 295 14.92%

5 298 15.07%

6 242 12.24%

7 174 8.8%

8 139 7.03%

9 73 3.69%

10 43 2.17%

11 35 1.77%

12 12 0.6%

13 8 0.4%

14 5 0.25%

15 2 0.1%

16 1 0.05%

18 1 0.05%

20 1 0.05%

33 1 0.05%

# poor_2018: Poverty status




Non-poor 1459 73.79%

1 Poor 518 26.2%

# fpoor_2018: food Poor in 2018 based on welfare variable



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1204 60.9%

1 773 39.09%

# quints: Quintiles based on the national population




1 428 21.64%

2 364 18.41%

3 324 16.38%

4 340 17.19%

5 521 26.35%

# rquints: Quintiles based on the rural population




1 188 9.5%

2 166 8.39%

3 185 9.35%

4 217 10.97%

5 398 20.13%

NA 823 41.62%

# uquints: Quintiles based on the urban population




1 132 6.67%

2 152 7.68%

3 152 7.68%

4 150 7.58%

5 237 11.98%

NA 1154 58.37%

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# HHID: Household ID



# batch_num: Batch number



# weight: Household weight

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Information [Type= contin] [Format= numeric] [Range= 24.6100006103516-1959.44116210938] [Missing=*]


# HHSIZE: Number of regular and usual HH members




1 192 1.89%

2 340 3.35%

3 759 7.48%

4 1116 11%

5 1470 14.49%

6 1494 14.73%

7 1302 12.84%

8 1160 11.44%

9 801 7.9%

10 430 4.24%

11 484 4.77%

12 216 2.13%

13 143 1.41%

14 112 1.1%

15 30 0.29%

16 16 0.15%

18 18 0.17%

22 22 0.21%

33 33 0.32%

# REFUGEE: Is refugee, using s1aq15




Non-refugee 5499 54.24%

1 Refugee 4639 45.75%

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