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Socio-economic assessment of IDPs and returnees in the five most populated settlements of Afghanistan's Herat Province - 2017

Afghanistan, 2017
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UNHCR_AFG_2017_SEA_Herat_v2.1
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UNHCR
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Asia Pacific IDP Profiling Socioeconomic Assessments
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Dec 05, 2019
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Dec 05, 2019
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Skill name 3 (q53b3)

Data file: UNHCR_AFG_2017_SEA_Herat_v1.1

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Valid: 222
Invalid: 11042
Type: Discrete
Decimal: 0
Width: 27
Range: 101 - 999
Format: Numeric

Questions and instructions

Categories
Value Category Cases
101 agriculture (farming) 25
11.3%
102 livestock 6
2.7%
103 bee keeping 5
2.3%
201 labor 0
0%
301 production 0
0%
401 carpet waving 7
3.2%
402 tailoring 13
5.9%
403 gems and jewelry 2
0.9%
404 embroidery 13
5.9%
405 handicrafts 3
1.4%
406 furniture making 0
0%
407 stone carving 0
0%
408 masonry (semi-skilled) 13
5.9%
409 masonry (skilled) 20
9%
410 carpentry (semi-skilled) 4
1.8%
411 carpentry (skilled) 3
1.4%
412 electrician (semi-skilled) 1
0.5%
413 electrician (skilled) 0
0%
414 painter of building 6
2.7%
501 street vendor 0
0%
502 shop keeper 18
8.1%
503 vegetable and fruit selling 0
0%
601 teaching 0
0%
602 health worker 3
1.4%
603 transport / driver 2
0.9%
604 computer repair 3
1.4%
605 generator repair 2
0.9%
606 bicycle repair 4
1.8%
607 ac/refrigerator repair 0
0%
608 mobile repair 1
0.5%
609 electronic repair 2
0.9%
610 mechanic (auto) 8
3.6%
611 commission agent 0
0%
612 barber 0
0%
613 cart 0
0%
614 cooking 0
0%
615 musician 0
0%
801 office worker 4
1.8%
901 waste picking 2
0.9%
999 other 52
23.4%
Sysmiss 11042
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
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