UNCHR SSD 2017 WASH KAP documentation UNHCR_SSD_2017_WASHKAP_ddi_v1.0 UNCHR 2020-08-24 Nesstar Publisher Version 1.0 (August 2020) KAP WASH 2017 in South Sudan's Ajuong Thok and Pamir Camps UNCHR SSD 2017 WASH KAP in Ajuong Thok and Pamir UNCHR_SSD_2017_WASHKAP_v2.1 UNHCR Samaritan's Purse Nesstar Publisher Demographic and Health Survey [hh/dhs] 2.1: Edited, anonymous dataset for licensed distribution. Water Sanitation Hygiene Health Health and Nutrition Domestic Needs/Household Support Basic Needs Elderly and Disabled South Sudan Ajuong Thok and Pamir Refugee Camps Households All households in Ajuong Thok and Pamir Refugee Camps Sample survey data [ssd] Samaritan's Purse Households were selected using systematic random sampling. Enumerators systematically walked through the camp, block by block, row by row, in such a way as to pass each HH, giving an equal chance of selection for the sample. Within the blocks, enumerators started at one corner, then systematically used the sampling interval to walk up and down along each of the rows throughout the block. This happened in each and every occupied block in Ajuong Thok and Pamir. In each block, the first HH sampled was determined by selecting a random number, between one and the sampling interval, out of a hat. Then, after the first HH, the sampling interval was followed. A female HH head was the first preferred respondent, as she was the one mainly involved in collecting water, performing general hygiene and making decisions on water use in the HH. If she was not available, another member of the HH (over 15 years of age) with knowledge of the HH practices was surveyed. If no one in the HH qualified to answer the survey, enumerators moved to the next HH, according to the sampling interval. Face-to-face [f2f] Mobile Data Collection (MDC) was used to collect the HH data. Apple iPads fitted out with an iFormBuilder software platform were used by enumerators. All questionnaires were written in English, although the interviews were conducted in Arabic, a language widely spoken by the respondents. During training, question translation was mastered to ensure translation consistency among the enumerators. A questionnaire pretest was done to ascertain that the enumerators had understood the questionnaires; any issues emerging were addressed. The data collected using iFormBuilder was uploaded to the server at the end of each day. The iFormBuilder generated a Microsoft (MS) Excel spreadsheet dataset which was then cleaned and analyzed using MS Excel. Six enumerators were recruited and trained for the exercise. Two days of training was given to previously experienced enumerators focusing on the data collection protocol, interviewing skills, and fundamental concepts and vocabulary. Review and translation of the questionnaire formed the main part of the training, as well as an important emphasis on the proper use of the calendar of events, skip patterns, effective probes, etc., to ensure the accuracy of the data collected. Enumerators were trained on how to use the tools, and how to identify HHs for interview, during the two days of training. Data collection occurred over a period of ten days. Qualitative data was collected from focus group discussions (FGDs) with male and female members of the two camps. A total of four FGDs, involving 39 people (18 males and 21 females), were conducted. The collected data was verified on a daily basis prior to data syncing onto the cloud server, and feedback was given to enumerators before beginning data collection the following day. Random spot checks were made on data that was synced and cleaned, to ensure consistency before beginning analysis. Sample weights for the household data were computed dividing, for each camp, the population by the sample size. Data was anonymized through decoding and local suppression. The Curation Team Patrick Okello UNHCR (2017) KAP WASH 2017 in South Sudan's Ajuong Thok and Pamir Camps. UNHCR's Microdata Library: https://microdata.unhcr.org UNCHR SSD 2017 WASHKAP Anonymized old.NSDstat This file contains all variables collected at the household level. 559 66 Nesstar 200801 Raw weight 559 0 20.072 21.62 21.124 0.723 Consent 559 0 1 Yes 559 Camp 559 0 1 Ajuong Thok 380 2 Pamir 179 Zone (letter) 545 14 1 A 40 2 B 93 3 C 72 4 D 107 5 E 65 6 F 40 7 G 19 8 H 38 9 I 57 10 K 14 Sysmiss 14 Gender of Respondent 559 0 1 Female 453 2 Male 106 What is the residence status of the head of household? 552 7 1 Other (IDP, host) 4 2 Refugee 548 Sysmiss 7 Currently hosting not members of the household and who share resources? 559 0 1 No 400 2 Yes 159 How many adults above 15 years of age live in this household? 559 0 1 117 2 195 3 137 4 60 5 31 6 6+ 19 How many children ages 5 to 15 years are living in this household? 559 0 0 96 1 127 2 131 3 107 4 57 5 25 6 6+ 16 How many children under 5 years of age live in this household? 556 3 0 132 1 205 2 164 3 43 4 8 5 3 6 6+ 1 Sysmiss 3 Total Number of HH members 559 0 1 15 2 39 3 41 4 79 5 94 6 87 7 68 8 51 9 32 10 24 11 7 12 12+ 22 Children < 5 years old 559 0 0 146 1 413 Pregnant/ lactating women 559 0 0 221 1 338 Person with Disability 559 0 0 474 1 85 Adult over 60 years old 559 0 0 489 1 70 What is the primary (main) source of drinking water for the household? 559 0 1 tap-stand/ water yard 559 In last 7 days, used other source(s) of drinking water? 559 0 1 No 550 2 Yes 9 In the last 7 days, used a different source to drink than to wash/cook? 559 0 1 No 551 2 Yes 8 Do you collect water for your household? 559 0 1 No 2 2 Yes 557 If yes, did you ever feel unsafe when collecting water? 559 0 1 4 2 No 485 3 Yes 70 How long takes to go to primary water source, collect water, and come back? 559 0 1 <15 minutes 440 2 >30 minutes 40 3 16-30 minutes 79 How many containers have to collect water for drinking/cooking/personal hygiene? 559 0 1 21 2 85 3 135 4 150 5 89 6 41 7 12 8 11 9 3 10 3 11 1 12 3 13 1 14 2 15 15+ 2 Litres per day (From Calculator subform) 559 0 2.222 85 19.229 10.878 Container capacity 559 0 1 337 2 The waiting time is too long 21 3 The water source is too far 2 4 There is not enough water at water source 23 5 We don’t have enough containers to either store or carry water 127 6 We feel we have enough water 49 Do you/someone in the household treat your main source of drinking water? 559 0 1 No 557 2 Yes 2 If no, is there a reason why you might not treat your water? 559 0 1 3 2 Dont know 2 3 I don't have the time 1 4 I don't know any treatment methods 25 5 I dont have materials for water purification/treatment 49 6 There is no need as I feel the water I collect is clean and does not need to be treated 479 Do you clean your drinking water containers? 559 0 1 No 4 2 Yes 555 If yes how often do you clean drinking water containers? 559 0 1 4 2 At least once a month 8 3 At least once a week 185 4 At least once a year 2 5 Everytime we use them 360 How do you clean your water containers? 559 0 1 5 2 Rinse them with water 157 3 Sand and Ash 90 4 Wash them using rocks and shaking 9 5 Wash them with a piece of tissue 210 6 Wash them with a specific product 88 Does your household have access to a functional latrine? 559 0 1 1 2 No 126 3 Yes 432 What type of latrine does your Household have access to? 559 0 1 127 2 Communal Latrine 26 3 Household Latrine 404 4 Institutional Latrine 2 Do you share the latrine with other Households? 559 0 1 131 2 No 307 3 Yes 121 If yes, how many households share the latrine? 122 437 1 39 2 33 3 21 4 12 5 7 9 1 10 3 12 6 Sysmiss 437 Do you use the latrine? 559 0 1 130 2 No 2 3 Yes 427 If you don’t have access to a latrine do you dig and cover? 559 0 1 430 2 No 103 3 Yes 26 OBSERVATION: Is there evidence of faecal matter within 20 meters of the home? 559 0 1 No 444 2 Yes 115 Have you/anyone in hh received hygiene promotion messaging/training this year? 559 0 1 Don't Know 1 2 No 273 3 Yes 285 Diarrhea prevention: Wash hands 559 0 0 90 1 469 Diarrhea prevention: Use soap 559 0 0 207 1 352 Diarrhea prevention: Cover water storage container 559 0 0 356 1 203 Diarrhea prevention: Prepare food hygienically 559 0 0 156 1 403 Diarrhea prevention: Use toilet facility to defecate 559 0 0 226 1 333 Diarrhea prevention: Drink clean, treated water 559 0 0 375 1 184 Numer of mentioned diarrhea prevention methods 559 0 0 2 1 13 2 87 3 188 4 178 5 65 6 26 Mentioned 2 diarrhea prevetion methods 559 0 0 15 1 544 Wash hands: After defecation 559 0 0 36 1 523 Wash hands: After cleaning babies bottom 559 0 0 382 1 177 Wash hands: Before food preparation 559 0 0 142 1 417 Wash hands: Before eating 559 0 0 59 1 500 Wash hands: Before feeding children 559 0 0 311 1 248 Numer of mentioned hand washing times 559 0 1 13 2 109 3 201 4 149 5 87 Handwashing with: Water only 559 0 0 390 1 169 Handwashing with: Ash 559 0 0 110 1 449 Handwashing with: Sand 559 0 0 4 1 555 Do you have soap in your household? 559 0 1 No 240 2 Yes 319 Why not soap: We ran out of soap 559 0 0 393 1 166 Why not soap: We are waiting for the next distribution 559 0 0 418 1 141 Why not soap: We cannot afford it 559 0 0 539 1 20 Is there a specific hand washing device/station in your house where your househo 559 0 1 No 395 2 Yes 164 Did any child less u5 years in the hh have diarrhea in the past two weeks? 559 0 1 133 2 No 289 3 Yes 137 If yes, how many children? 138 421 1 112 2 26 Sysmiss 421 Do you cover food once its prepared? 559 0 1 No 7 2 Yes 552 Did you receive WASH non-food items (NFIs) from Samaritan's Purse this year? 559 0 1 1 2 No 316 3 Yes 242 Item received: Buckets 559 0 0 393 1 166 Items received: Jerry cans 559 0 0 430 1 129 Items received: Soap 559 0 0 389 1 170